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army at least one hundred new regiments
The proposition was sent to the committe
and will doubtless be adopted.
The government has taken measures to ar
! rest the transportation Of either munitions o
war Or wounded Pruss:sns through Belgium
letter to the Unirers (ultramontane or
gam says: IA cry Of horror rings throughou
Alsatia. The magnificent cathedral at Marien
thai no longer exists. The Prussians burned
it after profaning the statue OF the Virgin BY
covering it with mud,:"
Anxiety of the People in Berlin.
BERLIN, Augustus
There was large demonstration yesterday
before the palace. The crowds demanded the
news, but the Queen could give them nothing
later, and they dispersed slowly, u3convinced
and dissatisfied.
The Siege OF strasboure.
MENDELHEIR, August 26.
The bombardment of Strasbourg has beer
incessant since Tuesday. The walls are terri
bly, battered, and several magazines have ex
ploded in the city and forts. Fires have ALEC
occurred in different places. The Prussiar
loss has been triilng. Their advanced posts
with the siege train, are within 600 yards o
the walls.
The French Papal Legion.
ROME, August &C.
The conduct of the French Legion on de
manding their return to France was so menac
ing that the Pope dismissed them.
ABIg French Iron-clad Ram.
DOVER, August 90.
formidable iron-ciad ram, carrying two
enormous guns, and sailing under the French
flag, steamed eastward to-day.
Later News via London.
LONDON, August 26.
The Times has the following: 'King vii
liam hos left sufficient force before Metz
where the siege works rise like exhalatlons
from the earth and has joined the Crown
Prince, who is marching on Paris"
McMahon's movements begin to be inteli!
gible. A fugitive from Wocrth and avoiding
Metz, he passed through the Vosges to Chal-
ons. where he was reinforced BY the Guard
Mobile and recruits. His obvious aim is tc
check the Crown Prince in his march on
Paris.
sAfTecting disregard Tor Mcmahon, the
Crown Prince passed Chalons, moving on Nc
Mahon's flank and Offering him battle, which
was declined by Mcmahon, who retreated tc
Rheims, leaving Chalons to The Prusslana
Since then Rheims it i was abandoned, the
obvious motive throughout being to avoid a
aght. The Prussians use the railroad from
Lunneville to point near strasbourg for the
transportation Of their wounded. Mcmahon
and Bazalne are still withou. communication
with Paris.
The Prussian cavalry occupy Doulrant, and
their cuirasseurs are eneamped at Strieng.
Advices from Madrid state thai three Repub'
llcan special deputies have gone to Paris to
watch events, and will open communications
with the French Republicans, NTH the view OF
establishing mutual course Of action in the
two countries.
The conscription at Paris occurs on the Goth.
The call is for 10000 mounted volunteers.
The gunboats Tor the. defence Of the city
have arrived.
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-Mark Twain thinks one great calamity! !iol-
lowing the death OF Dickens is the fact that
the nation is 10 be lectured to death and read
to death all next winter by Tom, Dick ana
Harry with poor, lsmented Dickens for pre-.
text. Al-the vagabonds who can spell viii
aflict the people with readings from. Pick
HIck and Copperdeld, &c.
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THE B.4rrLE OF GR4HELoTrE.
Full and Detailed Account-Vivid De-
scription by q Tribune Correspondent
who Witnessed it Throughout-one e
OF the Greatest Battles OF Modern
Times.

The following detailed account of the great
battle Of t1ravelotte, on Thursday, August 1s,
was telegraphed via London by the correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune, who witnessed
the battle at headquarters, and stood by the
side OF Bismarck and King William:
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STRAY SHOTS.

THE FALSE MAN oP THE PERIOD.
From the Edgefeld A AtTertiserl
The false man Is Ex-Governor Orr. His
cold, selfish, unpatriotic, sophistical, danger
ous letter may be fonnd on another page OF
this weeks issue. We earnestly hope he will
not get the place for which be has sold him
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oRR's GREAT POPULARITY.
lFr.m the arlington Dem :cra,. !

III III tuC 3IIItBtUu Deu1 'CIdIs1
But 1t was not our purpose to refer to these
points in this. connection. We only intended
to repel the idea tn :; Orr's recusancy will In
fuence any number of respectable men in The,
State. The Radicals are made glad by his de-
clared alleglance-his popularity, they insist,
will bring numbers into their ranks. urr'a
great popularity ! Where is the evidence OF
oft? He ran, arithout opposition. for Cover
nor once, and was actually defeated. This has
not been long ago, either. Only 30 long ago
as 1866. When the votes were counted before
tie two houses Of the Legislature, the districts
were called alphabetically, and their votes
counted-when York, the last on the list, was
reached, General Hampton, who was no can.
didate, was three hundred and forty votes
The sscatter,ng" ballots made him Governor
by plurality Of votes only.
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THE LONDON TINES 0NTHE MILITARY 7
SITUATION.
POPULAR ANXIETY IN BERLIN.

THE BoMBARDMENT OF sTRAsBoURG.
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THE WAR IN FRANCE.
THE PRUssIAN COLUMNS PRESS
ING on TO Paris.

WHAT TROC IS D 0 ] N G
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DEFEAT, THE TEST OF MERIT.
From the Sumter Watchman. ]

Judge Orr has long since forfeited the con-
ldence of the good people of this State. He
discovered this clearly when he came so near
being land some say actually was) beaten for
Governor by the very people whose represen-
tatives and leaders nominated him for that
office: The people regarded him with 30 much
disnust, that they spontaneously gave their
votes for Wade hampton, who was no candi-
date. and who publicly said so. With no other
candidate in the field. it became o very close
question whether Orr was really elected.
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The Uhlans near Peris-E& p uIsfon OF
the Disaffected Destitute-A Shooter
Shot.
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continually arriving on both sides of tho al,
the battle grew more and more ohot;,i, me ne,u,
There could be no doubt that the French usei;
understood the meaning of the new move "un
ments of the Prussians, and of the gradual de-
velopment of their line to the north. -,
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PARIS, August &c.
The bakeries were visited yesterday TO see
if they had a legal amount of -four on hand
namely, forty days supply.
The engineers have marked the bridges over
the Marne that are to be destroyed when the
enemy approaches.
The committee of the Corps Leglslatlf pro-
poses to enroll oil between the ages of 20 and
36.
In the Corps to-day Montpayeux proposed
the incorporation Of the Garde Mobile into the
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AUSTRIAN NEUTRALITY

AUSTRIAN NEUTRALITY.
The Patrie denies the story tnat by Austria's
withdrawing her corps OF Observation Prussia
colld not otherwise have moved.
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ANOTHER FATAr. ACCIDENT On Sat ur-
day afternoon, about two O'Clock. an acci.
dent occurred on tbeA. V. Railroad, In
venango City, which resulted In the death
Of man named Jones A. Davis, an en-
ployes oftbe road and resident OF East
Pike land, Chester county, Pa. 1t appears
that he was standing on box car facing
tho locomotive when the train was bac kod
under the bridge aud be was swept off by tho
timbers and thrown III nder the cars. The
train was brought to stop, after moving
CITY or sixty feet, and the driver Of the en-
CINE was found 10 be standing: across his
hips. The body was of course fcarfnlly
manged and was sickening sight to be-
hold. The unfortunate man was supposed
to be :. enty-two or twenty-thrce years
old, and was unmarried. His body was
seat to Philadelphia for interment.-
Times.
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They have new way of obtaining .
drink in Plumer, as will be seen by the
following dialogue, which occurred between
the landlord of hotel at.thst point, an d
an old travelling demi-johui named
Jones
Jones-Have you any good whisky?
Landlord-Firstrate short range.
Jones-Gimme drink.
Here the benzine operator proceeded 10
siI, halfa pint of the fluid, and then said:
Do you know anything about the Erea.
American Tea Company of New York!
Landlord-Yes have dealt with them
Jones-Psrfectly reliable company, amt
they.
Landlord-I believe so-perfectly.
Jones-Well, are You certain they are q
responsible frm9
Landiord-Yes, positive.
Jones-All right, then just charge this
drink TO them; I'm their travelling agent
The plan succeeded. lfor the imbiber "lit
QUIZ while the landlord was thinking about
II. Herald.
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The MrGrsw we'll, on the Wilson farm,
10 now down over 900 feet, and still going
down. In the second sand green oil in con
siderable quantities was discovered. Below
this depth black oil in small quantities was
found. 1t Is thought third sand rock will
be struck at the depth of $50 feet. There
is stroug volume Of gas arising from it al
present. This farm lies in north easterly
direction from the McCray farm, and IL
owned by Messrs. Egbert & Brown. In ad-
ditiou to this we'll, there are two moro 60
log down on other parts Of the farm for the
purpose Of testing tho matter as to whether
oil exists there or not
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From the New Orleans Picayune. !


1t isa popularity Of mankind to love-
kissing. So ct least, thonght Mr.. Dab
ney. who, seeing Miss Catherine Wood
psepins iuviti ngly from behind the win
dow blinds into The street, approached the
window stsalthily, and impressed loving
salnte.upon her very lips. The spin.ter
cried veciierously, and balloaed "Watch!'
which caused tho appearance OF Mr.. Dab
ney before the Recorder. "Why did you
insult this LADY," inquired the Magistrate.
Nov Judge" said Mr.. Dabney, 'let me
ask yon question. If yon wore to see o
piece Of money, or some other valuable, ly.
ing around, wouldn't you pick 1t up:'-
"Y.s." swell, then, saw that kiss hang
ing On the woman's lips, and 1 picked il
up" swell, cir. Illjust pick you up for
thirty days In the parish prison, and be
did.
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Gold at l p. m., lilIs

NEw WELL.-Weil No. 5, DsvIin lease
Dalzell farm, was completed Oh Friday last
and commenced pumping on Saturday at
the rate Of Elk barrels per day. Yesterday
the we'll was torpedoed and is now yielding
fully 20 barrels per day, with more than gas
enough 10 run tho engine. The well ia
pumping considerable water at present -
A. soon az this becomes exhausted 1t is
thought the production Of oil will increase.
The we'll is owned by Mr.. james Devlin, Of
this place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-16

The Rochester House Billiard Parlor has
recently been thoroughly overhauled, clean.
ed, painted, papersd. the tables newly
cushioned, &C., making it one OF the pleas
antest resorts in town. 1t 10 under the su-
periutendsncs Of that genial good fellow,
Mr.. p. ". Shannon, who is ever ready to
accommodate the patrons Of the billiard
parlor. Try q game at the Rochester House
Billiard Parlor.
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After long examination the application
for an extension of the Singer sewing ma
chine patent has been refused. Two mill ion
dollars Of protection will thus be taken off
the manufacture of machines using the
Singer improvement, and reduction in the
price Of all kinds Of sewing machi nes will
be effected, amounting to at least fifteen
dellars in each instance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-16

The Western Union Telegraph Company
have . number of men engaged in taking
down portion Of their old wires and re.
placing it with new. So great has been the
increase Of their business between Pittsburgh
and the oil region that they have been ne.
Gently compelled to put up new line Of
telegraph between Oil City and other points
In the region.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-16

Eighteen hundred men make locomc -
tive engine In oue day-boiler, cylinders,
frame, driving wheels, truck, stack, cab,
pilot and tender compl etc. the speed OF
forty miles On hour and the power Of q
thousand tons are created in day.
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We have received the frst number Of the
Rouseville Daily Bulletin, published at
Rouseville by y. H. Jackson. 1t presents
neat and tasty appearance; and is well
gotten up throughout We wish him sue
cess 10 his new enterprise. Long life to the
Bulle tin.
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The Eric Observer says that the story
that daughter OF Robert Toombs is in Cor
daughter, or at least says be hasn't. To
which we have to reply that his daughter,
living here, says he has-Corry Republi-
can.
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Sohonblom d Wing, next door to the
RECORD office, are agents for the Brilliant
oe Round Wick Argand Burner, new and
decidedly the best kerosene oil burner Ia
she market. We advise our citizens 10 give
it trial.
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EAcal Notices.

@. N. pealcnglss Sc Ca, 'sT
Park Row, Nov Ycsk, aua Geo. +. Rcwoll u Co.
Adv srtsiis Agents. arc the Eoio agents mr. ia Pc'
troleuui Centre DuLr RlcoRD in that city. Ad-
yertiserJ In that city arc reGvcsted.o lave tacir
&, vors with either OF toe above horses
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Lew. Voucher, at his, restaurant near
Simmons Drug store, Is constantly receiv-
ing:fresh oysters, direct from the seaboard.
These cool nighss there 10 nothing nicer
than an oyster stew, and Lew knows just
how 10 get them mp to suit the tastes OF all.
Try . stew Or fry and be convinced.
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Having added to my large stock. | am
now ready TO supply Scotch Whisky, Jamei
ca Rum and all Other imported goods at
New York prices.
'novl2tf- OWEN GAFfNET.
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'Tis sweet to court,
But, Oh! how bitter
To cOur. q gal
And then not git her.

There has been subscription started at
Parkers Landing, among the residents, for
some ofthe sufferers at he late disastrous
fire. Quite large amount has. been sub.
scrihsd.
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Goods warranted and prices lower than
ever offered in Petroleum Contre, at
CABINETS.
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Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the oil country
adapted to all kinds of weather. at J. K.
kron's. al2-tf
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CORY started 10 put up q city building,
but having carried it up story or two IA,
sickened of the job and now wishes 10 sell
out, building and building lot.
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A. B Gildsrsleevs has been appointed
Revenue Collector, for outside collection
in Mercer and ivenaugo counties, by p. R.
Gray, Collector Of the Goth District
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The London. Record is informed that tho
new testament revisionists have voted that
tue true translation Of our Lords Prayer is
,"Dsl,ver uy hoci tie ey,, c1s.
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ORIENTAL. HOT BLAST tPARLOR
Stoves are in such grent demand that
Nicholson Il Blackm0n cannot supply the
home trade. oc6ti.
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Universal. Monitor and Sherman Wiring
crs. at Nicholson & Blackmon's.
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Now is the best time to lay In winter
supply of hard coal Codington 4 Corn
we'll ore the men to buy from. June 28t.
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Oyster and Clam Stews, those old fash
ioned ones, at Voucher's.
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We defy Competition in Bnck
skin Gloves We know what we say when
we assert that we can and do sell the beet
Of Buck skin Gloves cheaper than any other
place in town. LAAMERS L ALDEN.
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Gaffney has o large lot Of scotch ole and
London porter especially or family use, by
the DO tile or case.
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A small parlor stove, in complete order.
can be bought for $500, by enquiring at
this office.
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A Brookville oil company is testing oi
territory at LawsoaaaG,. OF. keaba.k
crsrk.
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Oysters by the quart at voucners.

The largest assortment OF Psrlcr and
Cooking Stoves may be found at Nicholson
& Blackmons.
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Just received large and we'll assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutherford's
H
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ALLEGHENY vALLEYR.R

a
New line 10 Bun'lo. throrh the OIL Regions.
JUNE Q, 1870
6OISo sorrH.
OIL City. Franklin. Parkcr's. ar Pta's
Mail, a,iOatn 6.55 \ hi 1880 pm 6.Npn
Day Exp. a,n0 pm 23spm fS5pm s2npm
Night Ex, o,2D p m 1905 pm l,0Jsm 7@an
doISG yoETn.
ri,,shurg rsrker's. Fra kiln. ar q Cir
Day PSp. 7.sU \ m Il.46A m l.@ pm 26pw
Wav Pas'r0. so q m AZ IN f.3hpm 7I5pn
Night liz, 9,c0 p m $40 m 5,'0am 6,SOsn
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Nigh
Express trains both ways between ittsbursh an.
Cory. -
TRos N. Kiva, Asst supt.
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The Rockville Republican thinks naslT
atgas ;4otisiNsbis therr.
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Ladies' Oyster saloon
Up stairs over eucher's Restaurant, Wash.
iugton St. Petroleum Centre, Pa. L"tiies
are invited to call sept %.
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WALL PAPER
at GRIrFEs Bros.
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OYSTERS.

Jus. received fresh tub Oysters and shell
CLAIMS at l.. Vouchers sepl7.
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Diaries for ISL at
GRiFPss BaUs.
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SIS REWARD.--A reward Of s. will he
paid for the arrest Of any person caught de.
facing or tearing down show bills from my
boards. J. II. d. TAYLOR.
Bill Poster.
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lackbcrry Brandy.
A very superior article Of Black berry
Brandy, Cor summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &C., at
GRIPPEs Dros
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WALL PAPER
at GRrrrEs Bros.
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Sherif's Sale

pY virtue OF an execution directed to me, I
D will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY and
TUESDAY in October next, within the legal
hours, the following property, viz:
All that HOUSE and LOT, situate on Rich
ardson street, in tho city Of Columbia
bounded on the North by lot of Henry p.
DeGraaf; East and South by lot OF Samuel
Gardner; and West by Richardson street
measuring thereon twenty-five feet, and run
ming back Eastwardly two hundred and eight
feet, moro CT less.
The entire stock i'm trade OF which Henry
Hinrchson died possessed. Consisting OF
GROCERIES, Tobacco, Segars CONFECTIONERY,
Tinware, and an assortment OF Shelf Goods,
such as are usually kept i'll a Family Grocery.
ALSO,
The Household and Kitchen Furniture. and
Notes and Accounts OF the estate of tho said
Henry Hinrichson. Levied on as the property
Of Henry Hinrichson, at tho suit OF Michael j.
Calnan, Receiver, Us. Samuel Fair and Henry
lIinrichson.
The above Real Estate will bo sold on MON
DAY, the Sd October, in front of the Court
House; and the Personal Property will be sold
on TUESDAY, tho 4th October, at the store
and residence lately occupied by the defend
ant.
re ms cash. Purchasers to pay for stamps
and papers. Z. +. FRAZEE, s. r. G.
Sept IL NTH
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SheriH7s Sale.

l.h pdrte Mary Ann Stokes. CT al.-Sale TO,
Partition.
E(1 virtue of an order made in the above
~ stated case by W.: Hutson wiss, ESQ
Judge of Probate for Rchland County, vii
sell. on the FIRST MONDAY in October next
before the Court House in Columbia,
All that tract of LAND lying in tho Count,
OF Richland, containing ono hundred and TIVE
acres 1s1'' more or less; bounded Southwest b,
John Lynch's land; North west by John Dun
can's land; North east and Northwest or
John AGbott's land; Northeast and South,
east by Wallace's and a. Browns land, and
having such other marks. outings and
pounds, D." rs are mentioned in plat of said
vo,or, dated 18th November. 1890
All that tract of LAND, containing twenty
acres. more or less, situated in the County oi
hlchland. on North eide OF Crane Creek
bounded North by land of Thomas Westcoti
ind John Abbott; East by Bomar Lynch
South by Crane Creek; being part of tract
originally granted to Francis Jones and con.
yyeyed to Mary Elders by J. Duncan, by deed
dated 23d June, 1886. Terms cash. Purchase,
to pay for papers and stamps.
Sept IL NTH p. F. FRhZEE, 4. re.
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Sheriff's Sale


Inre Estate of Dorcas L. Thompson. Rr pa,tc
Alnsley II. Monteith, Administrators.
pursuance OF ali order mado by the
j. Honorable William Hutson Wigg, Judge OF
Probate r for highland County, will scli, on
the FIRST MONDAY in Octorber next, in
front OF the Court House in Columbia, within
the legal hours,
All that lot of LAND, with the buildings
thereon, situate on the corner OF Gcrvais and
tIuuger streets, in tho city OF Columbia, con
tanning ncfourth Of an acre, and bounded
on tho North by Geryais street; East by
Robert Joyner; South by William Daniels,
and on he West by Hugcr street.
The above described Lot will be divided aud
sold III three equal parts, plat Of which NAV
be seen on file in Sheriif7s Office.
ALSO,
The personal property of the estate OF
Dorcas l.. Thompson. consisting of one Sew.
ing Machine aud one Trunk.
TERMS OF SALE--The real estate will be sold
for cash sufficient to pay costs and expenses
OF these proceedings and OF sale, and ono
half of bid; the balance credit of twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage OF the
premises. The personal property will be sold
for cash. Purchasers to pay for stamps aud
papers. L. F. FRAZEE, S. II. G.
sept IL NTH