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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-20

we're c st'git k il flictei upon u en b. such brave officers as Colonels Green and Sanford
 HEADoUARTERs, CAMP ORD,
 Arizona, June 23 1870. To he 4. 4. 4. C.,
 ub-Dlstrict Southern Arizona,
 Tucson Depot, Arizona. SIR: have the honor to transmit herewith ex- tract of Post Order No. 5S, c. s. Camp Goodwin, Arizona, based upon instructions from Division Headquarters, and would respectfully suggest Its ;3p,ii~", ,.N. ,g.tbc Tucson paper and Prescott MfsE@ Ssf, STTgsStoI ISoVat citizens from ..g:2igg hare. epf avoid the necessity of sending them away anu fatnsl,IliS psQga i,sN,. sG.lons. Very respectfully, your obt svt
 JoHS GREEN, Maj. lst Cav, B'y't u. Col |. s. A. Com'd'g.
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CAPTAIN E. D. BAKER, late Chief Quarter master of Northern Arizona, is now stationed at Portland, Oregon
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THE ARMY OF ARIZONA.

Brevet Lieutenant Colonel E. W Stone A. A. G. has placed us in possession of copy of neatly printed pamphlet dated Headquarters Prescott August 870 and entitled Roster of Troops Serving in the Department of Azona most of which copy below; for the benefit of Territorial readers
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Special Duty at Headquarters.

Brevet Colonel M CoGswELL, Major, 2lst Infantry.
 Second Lieutenant W. L. SHERWOOD, 2lst Infantry.
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Quakers Coming.

Two Quaker Indian Commissioner are coming to Arizona.
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REGENT MILITARY ORDERS.
Issued by Brevet-Major-Ce General George Stoneman, Commanding Department of Arizona.

Below will be found printed ul oa copies such general and special orders are of importance to people and mi
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ROSTER OF TROOPS.
POSTS.
COMMANDING OFFICER

Camp Bowie A. T...... Byt Col. R. r. Bernard Can,
 lst Cavalry. .. Camp Cady, Cal ..... Byt Major H. R. Putnam Capt, 2lst Infantry. Camp Colorado, A. T... First Lieutenant l.. Nolen,
 l2th Infantry. .... Camp Crittsnden. A. T.. First Lieutenant J. F. Lewis
 2,st Infantry.. ........., Camp Date Creek A. T Byt Lt.-Col R, r. OBeirne
 Capt, 2lst Infantry. .. Drum Barracks, Cal. First Lieutenant G H Burton
 2lst Infantry. ....I Camp Grant A. T. ... Byf. Lt-Col l. R. Dunkel
 berger Capt, list Cavalry Camp Hualpai A. IT,. Byt Col A. W. Evans Mai
 3d Cavalry. ............ Camp Lowell, A. T..... Byt. Lieut. Col. T S. Dunn
 Capt, 2lst Infantry. .., Camp MeDowen, A. T. Bvt Lieut. Col G B. Sanford
 Capt, list Cavalry ..... Camp Mogollon, A. IT.. Bvt Lient Col. John Green
 Mai, list Cavalry.
 Camp Mojaye A. T..... Byt Lieut. Col M H. Stacey
 Capt, 18th Infantry.
 New San Diego Cal. ... Second Lieutenant E. T. C.
 Richmond, 2d Artillery . Camp Verde A. ..... Byt. Lieut. Col VIII Brown
 Capt, 2lst Infantry. .. Fort Whpple A. T..... Bvt Maj. +Genl Frank whea
 ton It Col 2lsi Infantry for Yuma. Cal. ........ Bvt Major R. C. Parker
 Capt, 2ls, Infantry. ....,
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Quartermaster's Department.
Attached.

Breyet Colonel G. L. ANDREWS It. Col, U s. A. date 18th Infanry) Superintendent Indian Affairs Arizo- City, A. T. Captain F. E. GRossMAN U. S. A. Hate 7tb Infantry, Indian Agent Pima and Maricopa Reservation Saca, ton, A. T. First Lieutenant HELESAs DoDT, U. S. A., Hate 33d Infantryl, Indian Agent, Colorado Reservation, La Paz, A. T.
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Commander, BREVET MAJOR-GFN. GEO. STONEMAN.
BREVET
DEPARTMENT STAFF.

DEPARTMEN STAFF. Brevet Lieutenant-Coonel F. W. STONE, First Lieu tenant, U. s. A., Acting Assistant Adjutant General Surgeon II. R. WIRTz, U. $. A., Medical Director.
 Special Duty at Headquarters. Brevet Colonel M. CoGswELL, Major, 2lst Infantry. Second Lieutenant w. L. SHERWOOD, 2lst Infantry
 Quartermaster's Department. Brevet Brigadier General GEORGE E DANDY Captain. and Asst Quartermaster, U. S. A, Yuma Depot, A. T. Brevet Lieutenant-Coonel J. G. c. LEE, Captain, and Asst Quartermaster, U. S. A.. Tucson Depot A. T. Brevet Colonel c. W. FOSTER Captain and Asst Guar termastcr, U S. A., Post Q. NJ, Fort whipple, A. R Captain JOHN CRAIG NJ. S. K, U. S. A., Post Quarter master, New San Diego, California
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PrpER's OPERA HousE.-caanNe, or

PIPER's OPERA HousE.-Caianthe, or
The Ratea.caer's Daughter, was given
for the afterpiece last evening. 1t was
never before presented here, and is a
whimsically funny sort Of an arrange
ment, keeping the audience in a con-
tinued state Of laughter throughout.
Miss Minnie Corbyn appeared as
"Calanthe," and a luscious, festive,
musical ratcatcher's daughter she
seemed. Cherry Belle appeared rs
LILLY Vite," Charley Rhoadcs as the
old ratcatcher, Woodland, DeAngelis,
and Johnny Collins as the three lovers,
and the Donkey "impersonation was
as natural and good as we ever saw.
The interlude was rich as usual, in
song, dance, character acts and general
d~elineationS, and the first part was as
full of music and wit as an egg Is full
Of contents. The Ratcatcher's Daughter
will be brought out again tonight,
together with a capital good bill OF
other amusement. The present melo-
deon season closes next Saturday
night, therefore all who have not yet
attended the most excellent entertain
ments of the great variety company
had better improve the opportunity
for enjoying themselves.
DRowNISG.-If we are not mis-
taken, the drowning Of Martin Panian
night before last, Is the first instance
OF the kind occurring in this elevated
section, outside Of any drowning acct
dent possibly occurring in some mine.
Water Is generally too scarce n liquid
to die in. More are killed by whisky,
however, in all communities than by
water.
THE GAME LAw.-Now Is the time
to kill all the wild game you can
quail, ducks, geese, doves, larks, hares,
rabbits. or anything else that flies or
runs, of 4 wild nature. The limit of
the game law passed out OF force OH
the lst Of September. Wild game
ought to De fat and eatable now, and
will be a pleasant change from the
usual diet Of beef and mutton.
FIRST WARD UNION CLUB.-An adj
journed meeting of the Gold Hill First
Ward Union Republican Club will be
held ut Miners Union Hall on Friday
tomorrow evening, at z o'clock. y
full attendance is desired, rs business
Of importance will come before the
meeting. See official notice In another
column.
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Tho 1is..su.,ninins Principle.

The vital and the muscular systems are entltsl!
distinct from each other. A man may nave w,
Drawn OF a Hercules. buff he Is deficient IN VIA
energy he will not wear as well, or last as Ions. or DC
az healthy and happy while he does last as tns man
OF ordinary or even slender build. who posstsssg,Sh M
iar:cr share Of this anlmatlng principle. one o, i
greatest recommendations OF that pure Nss,yhst',
invigorant, Hostetter's stomach Bltte.s, 10 IWess
~incrcases the vital force Of the system. no messJne
can double the volume oil a mans muscle, OF tnss.
en- and v~uleanize his thews anu slnews: put iiUosr,
teris Buffers has an effect much more inpoLtans.
lis use promotes constitutional vlsor. II IeiniUiees
the llfc.power, of which bone and sinew anu nlusSIe
are merely the instruments. holding the same reia.
tIon 10 IL that machinery does, to steam. Let tnc
slight and apparently fragile take healt; tnsy maS
have more stamina, though sttens,h
than the broad shouldereda athletes theE IeSatu Wv
envy. To restore, 10 sustain, to increase ihls stan'
inai principle which, when In full supply. is me
source OF health and the best guarantee OF IonSes'
ity, is a special property Of the famous restorative
II is not only a specific for dyspepsia, o.n9ushess,
intermittent fevcrs. constipation. ETC.. anu . pIs,
ventive OF all diseases Of q malarious ehaIaeter. out
the best Of oil medicines for strengthening Tue Son,
~s,itutlon and awakening the powers oil nature. from
whatevereause they may have become isinaigie.
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MlsCELLANEoU
PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN STOREY C0uh.
TT CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

~
MEETING OF THE UNION
"A Republican Storey County Central Con-.
mitteC, held at Virginia City, August 18TH, lS1o,
Reslred, That q County Convention Of the
Union Republican party Of Storey County be
held at Virginia City. on MONDAY. THE
THIRD DAY Of OCTOBER, \. D. 1910, st u
~. to nominate candidates for the following
Two cpi,ors and Twelve Asssnblynsn,
District Judge,
Sheriff,
County clcrk,
District Attorney,
County Treasurer,
County Recorder,
County Assessor,
Public Administrator
Superintendent CT Public Schools,
County Commissioners,
Justices Of the Peace and Constables.
II was further
Resolved, That the primary election for Dele
gates 10 the State and County Conventions DC
held In the several precincts OF Storey County,
on tho FOURTEENTH day OF september, A:
D. 1870. the polls 10 open at 10 O'Clock \. n. and
TO close OF half.past q .. u.
Resored, That tho Union Republican electors
Delegates TO the State Convention as well as the
County Convention. and 10 that end, at the polls
OF each precinct, two ballot boxes shall be used,
one Tor State Delegate tickets, the other for
County Delegate tickets. That the Tickets DO
headed For State Delegates" For County
Delegates" as the case may be. and TO DO dep0s-
ited In tho appropriate box. II any ballot con.
tains more names for Delegates than the pre-.
clnct Is entitled 10 for State or County, the same
Reso(rcd, That the primary election shall DO
held under the supervision OF tho several Ward
or Precinct Clubs, and the members OF the Union
Republican party arc requested to Immediately
roorguniZe tho rAme.
can primaries shall posress the following quail:
ncations: He shall be o citizen OF tho United
States and OF the State Of Nevada; ne shall ~
the time OF voting at tho primaries be . qualined
~electof, and registered voter o, ing precinct IN
Union Republican ticket, State and Nationai, a.
| the general election in November, A. D. 1855, or
would have dono so had Il boon possible TO
vote he shall solcmnly pledge himself TO vote
for the nominees OF the Union Republican party
al the general election In November, \. D: 1870,
and shall be q member OF the Union Repnoican
Club Of his Ward or precinct.
Delegates to the State Convention are spror'
toned a. follows:
Fret Ward, Virginia, three delegates.
Second Ward. Virginia, four delegates,
Fourth Ward. Virginia. three delegates.
First Ward, Gold I'LL, i've delegates.
Second Ward. Gold Hill, three delegates.
American Flat, one delegate.
Flowcry, one delegate.
Delegates are apportioped 10 tho County Con.
~yentIon a. follows:
First Ward, Virginia, seven delegates.
Second Ward, Virginia, eleven delegates.
Third Ward, Virginia, eleven delegates.
Fourth Ward, Virginia, seven delegates.
First Ward, Gold I'LL. thirteen delegates.
Second Ward, Gold Hill, seven delc:ates.
American Flat, one delegate.
Flowery, one delegate. ,
Chairman Union Republican Storey County
| Central Committee. -.
| WILL CANPBkIL, Secretary. anl3 "a
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IN this age when meri, Is obseurcd By selIasser-
ton. and slaring advertisements take the place OF
solid talent II Is u pleasure 10 meet with true worth.
To those In need OF medical aid We woulG chccrfuly
the DR.. J. Z. Young Institute. 6l5 Sac.
ramento street. San Francisco. During lis twenty
years Of operation l; aas held the highest place or
integrity, and has been recognized as u sure refuge
treatment. See ndNe-t scment on the INSIDE.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN STATE CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
~

Il n NlTslAlANo VA
a lcau State Central Committee, held at Vir
| sinis City, June 23d, 1870. II was
Reslrtd, That n State Convention OF the Ma
tional Union Republican party BE- held at EXC,
| nominate candidates for the following Offices,
to-wit; Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Ropre.
| sentative In Congress, Justice OF the Supreme
| Court, Secretary Of State, Attorney General,
| Treasurer OF State, Controller OF State, Sur.
yeyor General, Superintendent Of PUBIC In
.truction, State NineralogiSt, Clerk OF supreme
| Court, and tho transaction Of such other ousi.
ness as shall properly como before said ConVen'
tion.
entitled to one delegate at large, one Tor each
t ISS 6 oveq sTy yi 10, cast asst for Il the Republican Pr0Ii.
| dental Electors At the election OF 1865.
On motion, ResQrSd, That we recommend 10
the several County Central Committed that tho
Primary Election OF Delegates 10 both STATE and
County Conventions be held on the l6th day OF
September, 1870, and that at said election one
delegation be elected TO the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion. ResHred, That voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the follow
ing qualifications; Ie siall be q ciIlLen OF tne
United States and OF the State Of Nevada; nc
shall at the time OF voting at the Primaries be q
qualified elector and registered voter OF the Pre-
cinct In which he offers to vote he rhal have
voted the Union Republican ticket State and
National, at the general election OF November,
A. n, IYbs, or wonld have done so had II been
uossiblo 10 vote he shall solcmnly pledge HIM
self to vote for tho, nominees OF the Union Re.
publican party at the general election In Novcm.
Der, A. D. 1870.
Pes!uei, That we recommend to the several
County Central Committees that on the day OF
the Primary Election for Delegates 10 the sew
eral Conventions, the people be requested TO
express their preference fGr the candidates for
the several offices, State and County, by . direct
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MONDAY, October Dist, 1870.

Unexpected in,crferences have operated to
make this delay necessary to accomplish tho re-
suit OF freeing the Library from debt. without
recourse to other privileges granted by Act OF
the Legislature. passed February 10. 1910.
This Is positively the only postponement
which will be made. The Concert will take
place on the day above named, commencing at
nine o'clock A. ~, and TO continue until all the
gifts have been awarded.
The funds already In bank are considerably
more than sufficient 10 insure the successful
completion OF the CONTRACT with the public.
The sale OF tickets win positively close on
FRIDAY. the 18th day Of October, $50; I'M
AL tickets remaining unsold at that time will
be withdrawn from sale aud Cancelled. They
will be advertised by their numbers on the 18th
day Of October, 1870, In one or more OF the daily
papers OF this city. Any diminution thus made
In the number OF tickets to be drawn. will not
Affect the number or amount Of gifts. They will
be, a. heretofore. advertised, to.wit: 625 gilts,
amounting In all 10 $t00.0c0. gold.
Ticket holders residing out Of San Francisco
will receive duly accredited lists OF the awards
OF Gifts. which will also be Published In tho
leading San Francisco daily papers on the let Of
November, 1870.
1870, at the Office, No. 3iS California street, to
all parties presenting tickets TO which gifts have
been awarded. AL gifts awarded 10 non.resi-
dents will be held to their order and for their &C.
count. ROBT. 3. SWAIN, Prest NJ. j.. A.
W. II. L. BARNES. Vice President.
W. c. RALSTON. Treasurer.
THUS. X. HAYES, Record'g Sec'y.
DAVID WILDER, Corresp'g Sec'y.
TRusTEIs:
W. Ashburner. J. ii. McNulty,
A. II. Ehbets lsaac Wormser,
W, Z. Wood, A.. p. Elicit,
W. @. Badger, FIN Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard.
MAURICE DoRE.
CHAS. Il. PETERS,
Business Agents,
se5.td No. 3lS California street.
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62S Gins In all.

: The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by a Supervisory Committee selected
from State, city and county Officers, and well
known citizens Of San francisco.
ROBERT Is. SWAIN. Pres't NJ L. A.
W. II. l.. BARNES. Vice President.
WV. c. RhLSToN, Treasurer.
After paying the expenses Of the entertain
ment, and making the distribution OF the Gins,
az above announced, tho balsnce will hc applied
10 cxtinguishing the present Indebtedness Of tho
Mercantile Library Association.
Holders OF tickets to which Gins may be
awarded, will receive the ramc on presentation
Of such tickets or coupons to the Business
Agents Of the Board OF Truetees at their office,
No, SIS California street, San Francisco.
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The Great Snlubrlcnt.-Prcparcd in an in
start, bright and sparkling as champagne. Thirst
satisfying, cooling and r frrshinS. TARRASTs En-
YrnvrscExr SrLlzLR ArrRIEST Is the most conven.
lent and ~palatab'e preparation ever administered 10
an i:valii. II Il were not classed among the mos:
celebrated medicines Of The age. because Of It's won.
dcrful enHcacy as a corrective and Alternative. II
might wei! be styled n choice summer luxury. tits
a swln remedy for all the palms and penalties OF Inn
prudence In eating or drinking, Immediately rcliev-
Ing neidIty' OF tue stomach. latulSncc. bilious head
ache. nervousness. phy sIcal pro.tra:ion. colo. and
oil arrangements OF the stomach, bowels, liver. or
kidneys. occasloncd by undue indulrcncelo or other
causes, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEws ONCE half . ton Of superior
Type Ystal, for i~onrpalins ggI.Poses In 2urts
duesd pr ses for cash.
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CLAIMED.

.u ,orrIr.
Tn advantages which We Claim iof our w
brlcator,, and which is conceded BY all VINO
have them In use, are:
PER CENT. Of the oil used BY ordinary WASTE
Jul apphea'0n WIN 0e
.sccond-The prevention OF Journals ever run n
nihsSr snybsianccs Sccu5nistinv and suddenly
oyerhcntlnc them, and thereby seriously injur-
inr or destroying them.
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| THIS MORNING.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
ny WELLS. FARGO a CO. = LINE.
kossuth, Ros, Vim Barker, NJ Wilson,
Mr.. Bristol, j Kinney, & BlAkesley,
Z Banner, I Guyotte, Mr. Yolden,
Mr. Kc;chum, Mr. Carpenter, VI Handren,
Mrs Hendren. Mr. lsrail, V Milatoyich,
CD Turner, C II Msllard, j Murray,
Miss Kennedy, Miss Fitzpatrick.
Departures.
ut WELLS. FARGO 4 cos LIN
Mr. Alameda, Mr. Nichols, Mrs Scott.
Mrs Bird, Mr. niilyer, Mr. Manelbaum.
Mrs Bean, Marg Greeley, VIM Painter,
Smith, IA Murphy, Mr. After,
Mrs Greeley, Chas Syler, CT Chatterton,
Miss Rosa Stein, Hugh Harmon.J + Morris,
" Hoban, HN Conger, VIM kean,
Lizzie Riley, Mary O'Bricn, Mr. Smith,
r WINNER. Mrs L Foster, o Peters,
X Dobbs and wife.
MT woodruff 4 mo LINE.
David Bllnks, II Spoughty. y Fettercl,
Dr. T Stories, To- Richards. VIM Peters,
Mr. Oalet, ii Lefty, RHanrick,
S Hu,iard.
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TN PRESENTING OUR IMPROVED LU.
bricators. for the oiling OF all kinds OF ma
chinery. to tho attention OF manufacturers we
do so after long and severe tests OF their merits,
and having every confidence that their nselui'
ness, their labor aud monev.earing advantages.
together with their simplicity, will commend
them to all owners and operators Of machinery.
The principle OF their action Is q combination
Of capillary attraction and expansion Of air In an
air.tight chamber, as explained oy cut. Inc
reservoir, A. being filled with oil to top OF tube,
c, but never over Il, leaves an alright CHAMBER
above. The least warmth OF journal Is carried
BY tube, C, to air.chamber, causing an eIpan'
sion or air, which forces the oil through the
tube, graduating. the discharge % me require.
tho tube filled with oil. OIL is retained In tube
by atmospheric pressure when journal is not In
motion. Screw. T.. removes tube for filling res
ervoIr Except In top alling cups. b, brass
socket on glass cup.
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MOTTO e =.

Holders OF Tickets TO the Gift Concert In aid
OF the Mercantile Library Association arc here.
BY notified that the Concert Is pottpoled until
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.

nuRrNG THE ENTERTAINMENT. THE
IL sum Of $6O0,OOO, u. s. Gold Coin, will DO
returned TO the holders OF tickets, by tho dlstri.
L,.I.- l.. .hnren ~ tha folInuIp0 lIET9
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WANTED,

SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE
n young girl, to do general homework 10 4
private family. Wages not so much an object
as q steady home. Il q good cook. washer and
ironer. Inquire at the residence OF ". II. Smith,
foreman o the Crown Point mine, In rear OF the
Catholic Church.
Gold Hill. August %. 1870. au2a-6t'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-04
PATRICK MURPHY,
CHARLES J. WILLIAMS.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

PEING private instructor for married per-
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dress, DR.. VIM. YOUNG, No. 416 Spruce street,
above Fourth, Philadelphia.
RJ AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNAIE.-NO
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nov II
IMPORTANT SALEOF COTTON LANDS
In DUPLIN COUNTY.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE of the Superior
Court of Duplin County the subscriber will
on the 7th day of March, 1870. offer for sale to
the highest bidder at the Court House door in
Kenansville, the following valuable tracts OF Cot
ton Lands bolor ging to the estate of the lat3 DR.
Thomas Hill, deceased, to wit /: The Aycola Place
near Faison's Depot, on the east side of the w.
X w. b. b., containing about no acres of very
superior Lands located in healthy and desira-
BILE neighborhood. The Bear swamp Plantation
contains IA acres of valuable Lands. This tract
will be sold subject to the life estate OF Mrs Hlll
widow OF DIR. Thomas Hill. Also two other tracts
the one known al the tract purchased from Zl-
pha and James Jemagan. The other known aE
deceased's Holly Swamp place. Said tracts o1
chasers will be required to give note with ap-
proved sureties, payable in eight months after
date for nine-tenths of the purchase money and
pay one-tenth cash.
Title withheld until the whole is paid
A. G.. MOSELEY, Receiver
ION 5O-tsch