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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

]. n. Stearns was reelected Corresponding
and Recording Secretary Of the National Temperance
Society at the annual meeting on Thursday
A meeting was held, last evening, at Third
ave- and Twentythrdst to organize new cooperative
store TO cheaper articles OF food for worklngmen.
A number of Austrians residing in the city
met at No 25s East HOustons yesterday TO make ar
rangemens for reception to the officers of the Austrian
frigate Novaro.
The 55th anniversary of the New-YOrk Sun
dayschool Missionary Union will be held at the Cole
eiate Reformed Dutch Church, Twentyninth-st. ana
Fifth-ave., May 15.
A lecture in aid of the Founding Asylum
will be given at steinway Hall next Wednesday evening
nv DR. Ghisani Durant in refutation of "Propostons
Against the Establishment Of Founding Asylums."
The survivors of Hawkins's ZOuaves met at
No lis West Thirty last evening, to perfect
arrangements for "A social reunion. The members VIII
parade Decoration day in the old UNIFORM oi the reg
| ment
The pupils of Brooklyn Public School No. 10,
| Principal, Miss Jenny Blake gave a musical ana
dramatic entertainment last evening at the Academy OF
Music which was wellfed with the friends OF ednCa-
ton. The 23d Regiment Band furnished music Inc
proceeds toward purchasing pianos Tor the SCHOOL
The Alumni of the Columbia College Law
School held their annual meeting at No OF Lafayette
place last evening VIM II. IngersOl in the chair,
resolution passed requesting the College authorities
10 have the and addresses OF the graduates of the
Law School Incorporated in the annual catalogue. A
committee was appointed TO for an Alumni din
ner at the next commencement season. The following
officers were chosen for the ensuing year:
President VIM H. Ingerol vicePrelent Robert G. Hutchngs,
Louis Ness Roosevelt Secretary Ebhu Church,
Treasurer, Elliott Sanford; Orator, james NJ Brady
The first annual meeting of the American
Christian Society for Promoting Christianity Among the
Jews was held yesterday at the Cooper Institute the
Rev. S. c. X. Mhgan presiding The Rev. A. c. Iris,
Secretary stated that the Jewish population In this city
65O and that the Society had caused ll40O pages OF
tracts 20 be distributed among then The receipts FOR
the year were 81 l4O 32 expenditures Oo "; pahee
1886 a. An auxiliary branch OF the Society has been or
ganized in Somerset wyoming Co., iowa Inc president
chosen Treasurer for the ensuing year The society III
rends a. possible to publish Jewish monthly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

Rchool No win be used for an evening school The
intermediate class Of Mt Waters school has presented
the children In the Orphan Asylum with cabinet
organ All OF the Democratic officers still refuse 10
surrender their hooks to their successors. The ex-
sperntendent Streets at work yesterday with
gang Of The Germans are making extensive ar
day May The Board of Freeholders has given per
mission to lay track across Westst bridge ana tnS
Menchee while attempting to ride on freight tram VI
the Erie Railway fell from the cars, and was run over
and instantly killed. -
FRERHoLD.-A young man has been fined s2o iof Ai''
ing young lady, on the street without her conSen c
NEwARK-A number OF citizens will go to Nor Raieigh
lna this week, TO examine the country hoo Cutter,
with a view to purchasing DE- JN Nax a. A large
number Of witnesses have been summoned nj 7 s. pa
welt OF Bergen. j. A. Terhune OF fas ennointed by
venpOr Of Somerset County, have oe yalue of lands
10 be taken by the Central r,,ysheth The pro-
new branch line from this cry rom % Market TO Academy
% m poncned another year on account OF ' n
reduction of assessment next ySaa. jre i'm wear but
part Of the properly Se taken up now II the opening
mVn ode The property 70 be cut Is eAueueS NauD
N w,ss o 1,1us alone Claiming sl26'ooo go,
80 ppryswIcKAt the annual meeting OF the M, o
nnfy Medical Society, DR.. d. c. English WAS
desex pppesident and DR.. d. stephens secretary
800 ~ Chosen Freeholders when Is eguay inc,ino
b0aIu organized by dividing the oihees erecting
rs Director and Counsel and DEMOCRATS as
and Physician The tenth anniversary OF tue
city Mission viii be held toIn0rr9 H mnhe President
y, Rntgers College, will make addresses Inc loss ~
the burning of the uit-cannng vi a. ~
dudley Co., on Thursday night Is sSpVv oVo oI '
Insured building insured for twothirds OF It's value
PRuCEToy-The Rev. DIR. Chas. Hodge Will complete,
next April the 5Oth year Of his connection Win le
logical Seminary. committee mas pecn % ,oroo
rial OF Or. Hodges long connection WIth .e ms W IN
IS. L. Gillespie graduate OF the iast class OF tns
Seminary, has gone as a missionary 10 "apooh' "eS'
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


WHILE WAITING FOR Cough TO GO AS 1T
CANE YOU sosE PULMONARY
OR BRONCHIAL IT CoLD AT
oxcR BY USING DR. D. JAMES EuEcToRAsr
WHICH COuGH ToU
ALI ANXIETY TO DANGEROUS ooysYoUFScBS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

THE ICHTHYosAURUs lately discovered in
Germany placed head Of the specimens Of its kind Amer
cans however Of FOSSILS they
beauty which the bloom Of youth sppearhence the
continuous the head specimens Of KNOX, who has
recently ZIP Broadway Of FuoD ecmensa
myriad , April inventions in the Of hate each Of
which is marvel Of elegance aud general nobbnes."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

A LIFETIME DEVOTED to the study or the
wants Of e travelling public the AMERICAN Houss BosToS
through landlord LEWIS RICE wide and nVlabe reputation
NevS furnished supplied all modern Improvements
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HOME NEWS.
THR WRATHkR

REv.yoHs Rour Tier We'd Bow. The, Bar Hisd
kayn...1 $40 89s kgn e % 80 Sr
To- SSs sss Ii So 1si S. 8. E
RRnARKs-May II, Is70-Thermometer at q. W., so
Cd. m, $50; II p m, $50.
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All care and anxiety about burglars removed
40 nm, w. RrpGI,R ALARM TELEGRAPH practical
broken through Look out for Imposition s e
Inep;s, he'd Improvements h. H"hhs' hW1"J'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

IL Won would have no gray hairs, use HALLS
vsGKIxBLE sIcIAs the only preventive
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Oriental Luxuries with Yankee improvement
Angels Baths 25tb refreshing aIan
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Hotel c. Catacazy, the Russian
Minister. Fifth Avenue Hotel-Miss Kate Field;
Sen. Herring of Philadelphia, the Hon. NJ r. Benns OF
&ayve, N. v, Alexander Henderson OF Seotland r. a.
Sruyn of Albany Dewitt G. Weed OF Buffalo, and IL W.
Chitenden OF Syracuse. 60 Brevoort House-lhe II on
J. w. l. Pruyn Of Albany, the Rev g. D. Redpath OF Lon
on, and ex-senator L. F. s. Foster Of Connecticut tMr
Foster sails for Europe I'm the Abyssina today =
Astor House Gen Cadwalader and Pro1 Catteh oi
philadelphia 49, St. Nicholas Hotel-EX- Congressman
Price OF Iowa, j. II. Lathrop Of Washington, ana r.
Brulard of Buffalo. Grand Central Hotel-Col 1:
h Gowan of England, and Col. George r. Hines OF
Arkansas. - st. Denis Hotel-yudge A r. Lyman OF
Burlington. VT
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II. n. SoUIRE's, ~ FultOn-st., New York, is
he'd mac. 70 buy reliable DAhoSDs choice jew
yRy and sTEEIsG ENGLISH SLvE#wARE Diamonds specially
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GROCERS' AND HOTEL COFFEE-MILLs.
SwIfrs Patent the best in
Send oI catalogue. ,,on-, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

To THE LADIES Now is the time to free the
complexion Patches fkles and Tan by using psRR
MORN ,SD FRECyK LOTos. reliable and harmless Prepared
opy by Dr. b. G PRRY Dermaoogs 49 BOND NeSiorE Sold
by Drnggiu Very y
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STATEN ISLAND.

TOhPKIEsvILLE.-FOurc carriages, worth $1,000
lumber, worth 1880, and paints, worth $500, wer
.,estroyed IN Bryants shop at tue Wednesday night
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UTAH.
AII0uietf I'm salt Lax.

SALT LAKE, October 3l.-H. S. Ed
ridge, o! the Bank of Deseret, and VIM.
Jennings, of lions Cooperative Insti-
tuition, were reserved as sureties on the
bail bond Of Mayor Daniel Wells The
motion for bail OF Stout and Kimball is
still under consideration Of the Court.
The case of Clayton Us. Clayton being
suit of q polygamous wife Of VIM.
Clayton, Territorial Auditor. for divorce
and alimony, is on docket for to-mor'
row. The point at present raised 10
demurrer to the jurisdiction OF the
United States Court in defense OF
claims, and that matters Of this nature
belong exclusively to Probate Court.
The plaintiff is Clayton's ninth wife.
and suit for divorce before the United
States Court, Of course, cannot be
maintained. The testimony OF merit in
the case, however, is expected to be
decidedly curious, inasmuch as to admit
that the plaintiff is the defendants wife
WOulu leave ulh OpSu W ehS SuoA 81 W
polygsmy. The defendants only hope,
is to maintain q demurrer
Bennett, who was found in the road
near this city on last Saturday, shot
and through, is said to have
been q horse thief. A man named
Jones avows the killing, and says he
caught Bennett in the act. Jones is
under arrest.
Two hundred and forty thousand
dollars in silver bullion was received
during the last week by Wells, Fargo d
Co., mostly from merchants at Pioche.
Everything is as quiet and peaceable
here tonight as country village. Aside
from what is said in the church organ,
The general expression Of the Mormons
is that of entire submission to the law.
Bannon is bitter, but Orson Pratt says
all right so long as they don't fine him,
for he has no money.
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From the Pittsburgh Post
West Virginia.

From the Pittsburgh POST
West Virginia.
Itis now about time, in the course OF
political events, for the Radical party to
remand the State Of West Virginia back
10 the Old Dominion. Such a move
ment at any time would not surprise us
in the least. The object for which the
State was originally created is totally
lost to the Radical party.
West Virginia was erected into a
State for the sole and exclusive purpose
OF increasing the railroad majority in
the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives in Congress. For a while the
plan worked excellently under the
operation of the proscriptive laws ofthe
Radical leaders. But the thing was
fearfully overdone. The oppression was
90 great that all decent men were i'm.
pelled to 20 over to the Democracy, and
the State was carried against Radical,
ism a year ago, in spite of the disfran-
chisipg laws.
Last week an election was held for
the purpose Of electiug delegates to the
State Convention for the purpose OF
drafting a new Constitution, which will
be Republican in form. The radical
party made most desperate fight in
hopes of controlling the Convention,
but with all their efforts, the delegates
are nearly all Democrats-it being the
most complete sweep that has taken
place in any election this year.
There is decided significance in the
result of the West Virginia election
The questions at issue were political
There were no candidates for mere
Office, who exercised a personal Influence
in the contest. The contest was between
the despotic military government Of
Grants administration, and a liberal
representative government. The result
is gratifying and encouraging in the
extreme. Two years ago the State was
considered an impregnable Radical
stronghold; to-day the advocates Of
despotic government are in a hopeless
and contemplate minority West Nir-
giuia has spoken to the autocrat Of the
White House. The people OF the other
States will take up the word and clothe
it with majesty that will drive the
pimps of despotism everywhere into re-
tirement.
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Probabilities,

%A'S'roS, October 81, I P. M
S'o"eier will probably continue to
@s Atlantic coast, with south
f.! :. ". winds and cloudy weather and
v ~ Wednesday from New England
WIN Carolina, Rising barometer
I'"'e'ly winds on the Gulf coast.
b, w Pressure in Indiana will pro-
! b ,ia move northeast, with east winds
L,L. 70 70 The south and southwest.
!. s ;sst;'' h''e and northeast the winds
I,SS ISA'9g 9g TO the northwest and west
ssb., s' MIC Michigan. Cloudy and rainy
. '', ~ will continue on the lower
y, and md clearing weather on We'd,
d: Dnn Will succeed the rain of tonight
,S,5slpIPSs Upper lakes. Cautionary signals
,sd Hat a. at Chicago, Milwaukee, and
.aias maven, ~ e. aud to continue this
d I" Detroit, Toledo and Cleve.
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LADY WAS reading to her servants
an account Of the Chicago fire. The
incident OF the burning OF the Emancl-
patton Proclamation arrested the atten-
ton of one old colored woman, slave
all her life, who viewed the Proclama-
ton much as the Israelites did the ark
of the covenant. What dat" she said,
burned upY' "Yes, aunty, burned mp"
"Den what gwine TO come Of us againY
II don't know, may be you'll be slaves
as before" Den dis chile gwine TO die
right now" And, throwing up her
hands in dismay, she left the presence
of her mistress, visiting dire imprecations
on the head of the man "who sot out
dat fre."-N O.:.Pca,nlne.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-01
CINCINNATI.
The Enquirer's Presidential Prefe'

The Enquirer's Presidential Prefer
CINCINNATI, October 3l.-The En-
ouirer of this city, the leading Demo
cratic paper Of Ohio and the recognized
orgau OF the uncompromising wing OF
the party, will contain tomorrow an
editorial declaring the Presidential
preference Of that paper to be Thomas
A. Scott, of Pennsylvania. The En-
quirsr takes the ground that the adverse
results of the State elections this year
have rendered it entirely evident that
unless the Democrats have men who
can obtain large outside vote and also
receive the cordial support of the organ
ization, the party is without the shadow
OF q choice in the coming Presidential
contest. 1t assumes that the candidate
must be strong in the States of Penn
sylyania and New Jersey and that in
this regard Col. Scott occupies position
very analogous to that OF James Bu-
cbsnan in 1856. 1t further says that
Col. Scott having been moderate in
politics, though hitherto identified with
the Republican party, his nomination
will arouse no resentments or preju-
dices. 1t claims his remarkable success
as railroad manager as an evidence OF
great executive ability and cites the
sppointment of Col. Scott as Assistant
Secretary OF War by Edwin NJ. Stanton
as proof OF his unequalled administra-
tive talents. In conclusion the En-
ouirer says that it has no object save
that of securing a victory for the friends
of Constitutional principles, and that
unless General Grant can be beaten in
1872 the cause of free government in
the United States will be lost.
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OSWEGO.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

OswEGo, October 3l.-The boiler in
Quirin's foundry, at Tiogs Centre, ex.
ploded at seven o'clock this morning,
killing a man named Van Ander and
severely injuring Geo. Quirin and sew
eral Others. The boiler vas thrown .
distance of three hundred feet; it was
an old one. An over-pressure of steam
was the cause of the accident.
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BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn, October Sl.-Msyor
Kalbheish issued card to-day deciding
to remain an independent candidate for
the Mayorslty.
The Mutusls defeated the White
Stockings to-day. Score II to3.
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LOUISVILLE.
Fatal Accident-The Coal famin'

Fatal Accident Tho Coal Famine.
LorIsv1LLE, October 3l.-A man
named J. R. Gacher, while under the
influence of opium, fell from the second
story window Of his house this after
noon, receiving. injuries, together with
the influence Of opium, which resulted
in his death.
The coal supply being about exhaust.
ed coal is now being brought from New
Albany. The bridge company charging
ak cents per busbel toll, most OF 1t Is
ferried over in carts.
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PTTTSBURGH.

n..,h of an Old Stea1boatRAn.
PITTSBURGH, October 3l.-Henry ID.
Reno an old Ohio river pilot, brother
ofcont Alfred and Rev. J. Reno, died
last u night of an abscess in the stomach;
aged 66 years.
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CONCORD, N. III.
setxure Of Stock.

CONCORD, October 3l.-Eighteen nun,
dred sheep and six horses, brought
through from Canada by Ragle q
Mcfarland, were seized last night at
White River Junction by Custom Offi'
Ger Goff, of St. Albans, for under valua-
tion The train on which they were
loaded had backed over from West
Lebanon and was about to starr
Twelve car loads were seized at Kox'
bury.
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NEW ALBANY,

Wv 'e'ed improvements,
BIZ. 'AST' IND, October 3l.-An
sr..,;'s cement is now in progress for
"0p Of a frst-class grain eleva-
|sh.H bs.. a large meeting of citizens
tbpildins' 'e 81 last night to push forward
FOhio VI a second bridge across
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MEMPHIS.

Mutiny OF Crew or Steamer Mary
BOyd-Gin House Burned.
MEMPHIS, October 3l.-The crew OF
the steamer Mary Boyd mutinied to-
day, and after severe fight, in which
one OF the mutineers, negro, was shot
by the mate, they came TO terms.
The gin house of G. A. Blythe, al
Horn Lake, Mississippi, containing tif-
teen or twenty bales OF cotton, was des-
troyed by fire yesterday. Loss about
$4,000.
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SUNDRIES.

EARINA OOLOGNE-GENUINE.
C Huile Philocome-Genuine.
Colman's Table Mustard.
Hair Brushes, French, English and Amer
,can, including new styles, suitable for trav-
eles' M.
Florida Water.
Corn PlAsterx.
Mustard Leaves.
And great variety Of new and elegant ar
ttcles for the ToileS and Cuisine. For sale by
sspal LOGAN, LET 4 co,
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an 7B1ALsIN DUBLIN
...,,,rs Arrested in Spain
,..ns off the Irish Coast.
,s,sry of Gold Fields
chicago Relief Fund.

- o,,ober 3l.-The Manson
.,l or Chicago amounted las
H.. s46,SOo. The Prince o
. subscribed s26o.
1f,.j,er, the late candidate fol
2, ~, from Lambeth, in the work
., ;,,.rss,. has written a letter
:. '", ,bs lit OF subscriptions
h. sri,tocra,ic class with g
charity.
,.J Of a Fenian at Dublin.
,r october 3l.-The trial o
..,,es much excitement. The
-. his.el and the prisoner
:, Dassing from the prison to
.rt nom. There has been nc
L.. Of a serious character.
[.,,i,.,ors Arrested in Spain.
v, October 3l.-Further arrest:
N,,pi-stors have been made a.
| sni additional evidence O.
l. brought 10 light. Stores O
| onb., and other war-like i'm
-. we're discovered. The Inter
| >eiety is at the bottom OF the
|yi the men arrested are for the
| snsmbers of that organization
krrieane off the Irish Coast.
urrowy, October 3l.-The In
| ssn:bip City Of Brussels, from
ygk October Dist for Liverpool
.se this morning. Her com
!, .eports having encountered a
80, Yesterday off the Irish coast
/ l.rh;c. the fourth officer was lost
Eati Several OF the c&w were
+
Lls october 3l.-Itis thought tina,
Il the Communists remaining in
! : vii be executed except NJ,
|,,,ilou Of the Austrian Minis
try.
IVA, 0.tOber 3l.-The formal ac-
be by the Emperor Of the resig'
fa Of the Hohenworth Ministry is
[:5d this morning. The Emperor
Ir The Ministers for their service,
nl,e: the devotion and patriotism
I characterized them. Baron
t:sbiD has been deputed from the
iA Baron lIalzgethan was Min
ID Finance under Count Patocki.
Sf.in, YESTERDAY, Prince GOtscha.
I'D 8 long private interview with
Emperor William, and another
'to1nt Bismarck to-day. The sub
y these interviews is unknown.
's.IrnI Theirs refuses to modify his
,iln 10 England regarding the
a''cIsl treaty.
The Communists.
lis October ) lit is announced
at Government has resolved tC
aii'sPIte to all the condemned
'lnI;r, with the exception o.
lhe sentence Ot execution pro
III aOon Ferri by the court mar
, undoubtedly be carried into
SNS, October 3l.-Late advicet
'le South Pacific Ocean have
'':''ved here. The crew Of tht
= snip Megesra, which wa.
az on the island Of st. Paul il
fI have been taken off the is
1ad have arrived at Halsein Bay
.-T.
one0yery of GnId FIelda.
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'"eoVery Of Gold Fields.

''1'hious excitement has been oc-
o'l by the discovery OF valuable
'''d' IN the vicinity Of Bendigo,
,G Ne ti3cking to the fields in great
aud It Is stated that the dig
:. ave already been in the highest
!" .lccrssful.
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Meats Foot Oil
4 PRIME ARTICLE, FOR SALE BY
n LOGAN, LIST q 20.
Trusses,

SHOULDER BRACES, SUPPORTERS,
y Glass, Metal and Gum Syringes and Sur
gicaI Instruments. For sale by
sep2l LOGAN, LIST d @.
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DIFLEs, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
II rel SHOT Guns, Reyolyen, AIamuni-
tion, Sporting Goods, Rffis Barrels. Locks.
Mounting Gun haterialS &C. Hand tnS
Western Gun Works. I7s Afnithneld stresa,
Pittsburgh, Pa. ". B.-Army Carbines, RI.
nea and kevoivess bought % traded for.
iyl4
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FLOUR.

IN BARRKLS WASHINGTON, IND,
~ sF.ncZ Fsmiiy Fiow, jIH 5scsiyed
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ITO REMOVE DANDRUYH; 10 PRO
L mote the growth Of the hair. 70 clean
thA scalp, uss the ~Am1xlcan Balr De11s-
ing" In large bottles as = csptA Hold by
SepH LOGAN, LIB1 q 20.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-08
AdaninistratOr's Sale Of
Real EsGate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undcrsign
Y Administrators of the estate Ufs james Alex
ander, deceased, IN accordance with tho order Of
sale made by the Probate Court Of Lincoln coun.
ty, Missouri, at the April term thereof for 1871,
will sell the following described real estate, be-
longing to tho said James Alexander, deceased,
situate in Lincoln county, Missouri, to wit: 40
acres, the northwest southwest quarter Of section
2; 80 acrcs, the east half southeast or sec 2; 40
acres, the southeast southwest Or sec 81 40 acres,
the northeast southeast Or sec 3; 40 acres, tho
southeast southeast q SEQ 81 40 acres, the south.
west southwest or sec 5; 40 acros, the southwe
southeast quarter sec 3; 80 acres, the west half
northeast qr sec .; 40 acres, the northeast north
east or SEQ 10; 40 acres, the northwest horthrAst
section 10; Is acres in the north part southwest
northeast or SEQ l0 40 acres. the northeast north
west quarter SEQ 10: 40 acres. the northwest
northwest section 10; Is acres In the north part
southeast northwest Or sec 10 40 es, tho north
west Northeast sec IL. 40 acres, tho northeast
northwest qr sec II /: and 40 acres, the northwest
northwest quarter SEQ II, all in township No. 40
Of range one east, or 90 much thereof ss will be
neesssary to pay the debts due and unpaid
allowed againat said estate. and that they will
sell the same at public auction, at the front door
Of the court house in Troy, Missouri, on
Tuesday. July IL, 1871.
ana during the session Of he Probsts Court Of
Lincoln county, Missouri, 1t tke Jelly tsrm leli
whicA will bs holden on the SnN Moadsy n Jsiy,
1871, and on the following terms: One third
cash, One third In months, and one third 10 II
mouths, deferred payments 70 bsar interest at the
rate Of 10 PER sest. per snnun, the purchaser to
give bond with goo "a ;pp1SLis .;;s
!. .H.ALRXANDER,
JOHN N. REID.
jy0n13 tdm'rs james Alexander. decd.