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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21
HOW THE REPUBLIC GAGS
THE PEOPLE.
PAREPA ROSA SAILS FO II
NEW YORK.
ANTICIPATED RIOT AT DUB
LIN, IRELAND.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, July 2o.-The Germans have
evacuated the town of Rhu Ellie for the
purpose of allowing invalids to visit their
baths.
The French budgets for 1871 have been
reduced $4,000 francs. The ,appropri-
ations for the war department are unalter-
ed. Explosions continue in the powder
manufactures at Nincennes.
LIE DUO ROLLINS
announces himself as a candidate for the
first vacancy in the assembly.
ENGLAND.
A meeting will be held at Hyde Park,
London, on Sunday next, the anniversary
of the great reform demonstration Of
1869, which was broken up by the police
after fierce conflict in which palngs
were broken down and much damage
done. Many persons were injured.
Madamoselle Pareps Rosa will sail for
New York in the Scotia on Saturday.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, July 2O.-The election for
member of Parliament for the county
Monaghan resulted in the election of
Charles Ii. Leslie, the conservative and
farmers representative of the county. The
voting still continues, but enough is
known to justify the foregoing statement.
A mob Of three thousand strong entered
Monaghan this morning. Disturbances
of serious nature are threatened and the
keepers of public houses have been order
ed to close their establishments. Troops
have been hastily dispatched te quell the
anticipated riot.
II THEY DON'T.
VERSAILLES, July 20.--In the assembly
to-day Brunette moved a resolution that
the deputies who do not take their seats
within specified time shouldbe consider
ed to have resigned
vIyE La REPUBLIC.
PARIS, July 20.-Gen. Lodmyrault pro
hibits electional meetings in Paris.
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LOUISVILLE.
ARRESTED FOR KU-KLUXING
A NEGRO.
LAWSUIT FOR THE OWNER.
SHIP OF A PATENT
SADDLE.
BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
ONLY A HALF MILLION
DAMAGES DEMENDED.

LOUISVILLE, July 2O.-Deputy Mar
shall Wyatt to-day brought in from Estill
county, and lodged in Jail here, nine men,
charged with completely in the recent ku-
klux affairs in that county. Last Satur-
day night four men
ATTACHED
the house Of Reuben and Martha Mason
(colored) six miles from Shelbyville.
Reuben escaped but the men entered and
whipped Martha severely and left orders
for both to leave the nsighborhood im-
mediately. On Tuesday night several
men went to the same house and en-
deavored to set it on fire but Reuben sho
at them and drove them off.
John Myers, Lewis Washburne anC
VIM. Keplinger were arrested for the of
fense, examined before the magistrate ant
discharged To-day they were brought
before L. 5. Commissioner Beatty, Of this
city, and held to bail in the sum of $500
each to answer to the charge before the
federal committee.
The excursion party of the eastern agri-
cultural editors arrived here last night ana
left this morning for the Mammoth Gave,
where they will remain till Monday
There are seventeen in the party.
There is considerable talk here of II
probable
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT
for A half million, threatened to be brought
shortly against prominent and wealthy
business man of this city by lady widely
known as one Of the gayest bellies of
Louisville.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The United States circuit court, Judge
Ballard presiding, has been occupied for a
month with an important patent case
which was suit brought by j. B, Gath
right against John III. Brand tor infringe
ment on Gathright's patent known as the
Morgan side-saddle. .
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CHICAGO.
LINCOLN MONUMENT ASSOCIA
TION. ...,.. ~
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
NEEDED TO COMPLETE
.U THE MONUMENT. q

CHICAGO, July 2O.-A dispatch received
here from Springfield, ILL.,, says tusr
THE LINCOLN MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
had a meeting to ascertain their financial
condition. 1t was found they could pay
for the monument, as It is, the bronze
statute of Lincoln, and for tho grading Of
the grounds. This will leave the four
groups OF statuary they contemplated in
the Original design unprovided for. The
purpose of the association has been to
build just 80 far as they could pay. They
have done so and are now out OF debt
The groups Of statuary will cost afty
thousand dollars, and will be bought IL the
money can be raised. . - tsucsfruaE
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PAINTER.
NOTICE.

rs hereby gwen that de ault having been made
/ for more than sixty days In the payment of "A
portion of the amount secured TO be paid 10y
certain mortgage executed by William II. Schut-
ter to Samuel staats Taylor and Edwin Parsons,
trustees of the taro City Propc ty, dated May
10th, A, ID. 1865, and recorded IN the Recorders
office IN and tor Alexander comfy, in the state OF
Illinois, in book "p' OF deeds, page "a, etc, We,
the undersigned, said tru tees, will on Friday,
the 2lst day Of July, instant, 4. ,, ISL, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, under and by
virtue of the power of sale contained IN said
mortgage, sell, at public auction, 20 the highest
bidder, for cash, at the office bulldlng OF said
trustees, corner Of Washington avenue and 18TH
street, in the city Of Caro-, IN Alexander county
and state of Illinois, all the right title and inter-
est of said william II, shutter or his assigns, in
and to lots numbered one, l. two, - three, s, four
A. five o. six, II, seven, 7, eight, s nine, o. ten, 10,
eleven H. twelve, Il, thirteen, u. fourteen, II,
fifteen, Is, sixteen, lG,seyeateen II, eighteen Is,
nineteen, 10, twenty, 20 twenty lone, q, twenty
two ~, twenty-three, 2j twenty -four, -, twenty
Ave, %, twentS-slx, 2G twenty y-seven, 81 twenty
eight, 2s, twenty-nne, 20, thirty 80, thirty -one,
81 thirty-two, SO, thrIy-three, - thirty four ~
thrty-eight, 3s thirty-nne, ~, and fortyio TO NE
block hity,seven, 81, IN the hrst addition 20 we
said city OF Cairo, ACCORDED TO the recorueu PiN
thereof, with the appurtenancss, TO sansiy the
purposes aud condition OF SAID mortgage,
). STAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees of the Cairo CITY Property
Dated, CAIRO. III, July sth, ISL. lyMd
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JOB PRINTING.

The undersigned, propretors Of the DNL, and
WggkLy BuLLErlS, have Just received an assort-
ment oI the latest styles of job Printing types,
in the south and West. They haiter themselves
that they possess facilities for turning out
promptly, IN the best style OF the Art, all work
entrusted 10 them, from the smallest card or
which leave with cur business men no good ex-
cuse for sending their work 10 ~, Lou,s, Cincin-
natl or Chicago, INO. II. oBERlf ca
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HARTFORD, CONN.
WOMEN TO BE ADMITTED TO
THE WESLEYAN UNI "a
20 VERSlTY, ,.lf4fU =

HARTFORD, July 2o.-At a business
meeting of the alumni OF tho
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
at Mlddletown yesterday, resolutions were
passed declaring that there 10 nothing In
the character Of the university that ex-
cludes ladies from privileges, and hope
they will avail themselves OF the opportu-
nifty. IL ,"Ftt ,HF
One young lady contemplated seeking
admission this year. '. - :,
1t 10 thought that women will soon be
admitted 70 privileges In the institution.
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FORT WAYNE.

BASE BALL. w .'t
FoRr WAYNE, Indiana, July 40
The game between the Athletics of
Philadelphia, and Keckongias, of this
city, was won by the former club. Score
of the Keckongias-0, 0, 2, o. 0, 8, o, 0, O..
Total Z. Athlethics-2, 2. 8, o, 0, o. ., .,
4. Total 25. Runs-Keckonigas 6, Ath-
letics 10. w, l., Lennon of the latter
club acted as umpire.
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PORTLAND. Me.
THE LAST OF 1912

THE LAST OF 1917.
! PORTLAND, Nc, July 20,--,J. 7. Boyd
died to-day, aged 80 years lie was tho
last surviving member Of the class Of
1872 Of Bodoin college. In early life he
was lawyer and in later years cashier of
Casco BANK and afterwards President Of
tho Canal Bank.
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LONG BRANCH.
JUNKETING GRANT RETURNS
TO HIS COTTAGE BY
THE SEA.

LoNG BRANCH, July 2O.-President
Grant returned from Poughkeepsis this
sf.srnoon, where he witnessed the exhibi'
tion drill Of the FoNy-seventh regiment
Of Brooklyn.
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RICHMOND.
CALL FOR A 2 CONSERVATIVE
STATE CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, July 20.-The conservative
state executive committee have decided to
call q convention on the Both of August
for the reorganization of the party.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Nv Aug.
CORN-Firmer and fair demand 5Olc
cash; j0l seller July; 4o.c@49l seller
oATS-Quet and firm at oilc August;
Acc cash.
RYE-Frm No. 5sIc cash.
BARLEI-Dull and easier at 73c Sep
tember.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 90.
FLOUR--In demands superfne S4.75
10 500; treble, Sc 90 TO 100.
CoRN-In good demand; white soc.
OATS--Frm at G7 to CSC.
PORK-Dull and offered at Sl5.75.
BACON--Dull at 7sc; rib, 9sc; sides,
9le.
KEG LARD--Steady at III ollie.
SUGAR--In fair demand fair at l0lc
prime l2c.
: wHISKY-Quiet at 92lc to SlO0 All
others unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 90.
FLOUR-Firm with fair demand.
WHEAT-Firm but slow; No. 3 red
fall, sl,27 in elevator.
CORN-Dull; 46 to AZ bulk mixed on
track.
OATS-Dull at 40 to Ale bulk mixed
on track.
BARLEY-Unchange
RYE-Uunchanged.
WHISKY--Quiet at 93c.
PORK-Dull at SIS to 1928, jobbing
and order lots.
BACON-On orders, shoulders, tic
clear rib, slc; clear, o..
LARD-Quiet; choice in small way,
10 to l0ic.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 20
FLOUR dull to-day
WHEAT firm and quiet at 81 500 l40.
CORN quiet and weak at 69lc.
OATS are less active at 63d63!
PORK quiet at Sl4.G2!@l4.7j.
LARD dull Mt lie.
CINCINNATI.
CIScINSATI, July 20.
FLOUR-Unchanged
WHEAT Steady; new red Sl.22@l "a.
CORN-Dull at 54655c.
OATS-Dull; new 43t6i5c; old nom-
inal.
RYE-Dul; 73675.
BARLEY-Nominala at s0C990c.
WHISK Y-Firm at 92c.
PORk-Dull and prices nominal. ~
was offered at sli50.
LARD-Dull at lot.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 90.
FLOU R-Quiet.
WHEAT to &c better; amber
Michigan sl,22I; Nc. red, sl.23; No. =
red, Sl.2lI; No. white Wabash, Sl.23.
CORN-Quiet and low mixed So to sec,
White 64c.
OATS-lc better; No. l, Gle, and
Michigan 5Sc.
LAKE FREIGHTS-Unc nchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, July 90.
FLOU nchanged.
WHEAT-Firm at Sl.03.
DETROIT July 2O.-Whcat unsettled.
extra $l.30, No l white sl.25, new do
same price, new red sold at $l.lS@ll9
since offered. Corn 60@6l, old oats on
the spot $1,000, for new, seller 10 days
BvFFALo, July 2o.-Flour, wheat and
oats inactive, nominally unchanged.
Corn salos 1000 bushels, western on tho
spot and to arrive So. Freights unchang-
ed.
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ELMBoLps FLUID EXTRACT DucHU
Ha, acquired A worldwide fame.

Ill OF my preparations are merltorlous'
period OF twenty years has proved 'his TO be
remarks made by BENJAMIN Traverse, r. r.
| Speaking OF those diseases, and diseases
ng from the excess OF mercury, he states
no remedy is equal 70 the Extract OF sarsa-
pther drug ! am acquainted with. IL IL, in
g strictest sense, n tonic, with this invaluable
bute-that IL is applicable TO state Of the
fm so snnken, and YET SO , irritable, as rem
REMARKs OF the GREAT CHEMISTS AND
MEN OF AMERICA
VIM. X. Warner 4 Co.,
Is North Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Esteemed Friend-I congratulate you on
z the handsomest and at the same time the
Effective PIN thsti have ever known for the
pses intended. WIN, X. WARNER 4 co.
4. Heimbold will remark, IN concl u sion, that
emedies are the result of long and careful
The FLUID Extracts have been before the
twenty years. The sale Of them Ia thai
proves their value. All have been benefit.
them who followed my instructions, and
they stand unequalled in the extent OF
sale. and unsurpassed by any medicament
Dispensatory OF the United States, not
king a single Herb, Root, Plant, or scien-
maceut,cal claim all mine to be, and have
patented single one.
iisnei apy Impression or prejudice that
eIist In the minds OF many against my
tstons, from the publicity given through
isins. and that am and have been drug
a period Of twenty years. and more con.
lv to prsye this see letter from the largest
sctiring chemists IN the worlds -
~''Ns November 4, 1854.
acquainted with Mr.. II. r. Hsimbold; he
ed the drug store opposite my residence.
AZ succe ssftil in conducting the business
Others had not been equally 80 before him.
hean fayorsbly impressed With his charac-
enterprise. WILLIAM WIGHTMAN
of Powers 4 Wightman, manufacturing
hists, Ninth and Brown streets. Ph,ladel-
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERirs,
Pill l have thought OF Offering 10 the sffilc'
are now perfect, and ! shall stake my
money and fame on their effectiveness.
viting style IN which the pill itself is made,
tile. label, wrspper--all show with what
new have been prepared. After examina.
English or French preparation viii show
care. and am really proud Of them.
al Of the DauseOus.lookinR, carelessiy
ed Pills yended generally, and put up in
boxes, and made generally, or offered
SO having 10 experience as ,physiclans, ,,
bts or manu- laeturers Of medicines, test
dicine offered BY your obedient servant,
III. 7. HELMBOkD.
Palace Drug Store, No. 6ei Broadway,
Pharmacy. Gilsey House, Broadway, and
ty.ninth street, New York.
of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel, Phila-
ia; and No. IDA South Tenth street, Phil
u BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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JOHN H. OBERLY e. CO., PROPRIETORS

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EXTRACT
s. A RS A PA RILL A
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
HELNBoLD's YLUID EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
Cures all Eruptions OF the skin.
HELMBoLp's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
Cures the worst form OF Blood Diseases.
IELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPA-
Enters heavily iato the Circulation Of the
Blood.
ELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPI-
RiLLA
Beauties the Complexion.
gLMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT .sARsAPA-
RILLA.
Jne bot,e is equal in strength to oae galloa Of
Syrups or Decoc'ions as usually made and
glass added to pint o. water equals the
ebrsted LISBON DIET DRINK. Try 1t thin
y. delightful beverage.
HELMBoLD's CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
HELMBoLDs CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
A pleasant, safe aud agreeable Cathartic,
HELMBoLD's cATAwBA CRAZE PILLS
ed In all affections where Purgative Medicine
Ia needed.
HELNBoLDs cATAwBA CRAZE PILLS
Harmless to child. and taken bv children.
HELMBoLD's cATAwBA CRAZE PILLS
|ersede Magnesia, Salts and every other Pur.
gatiye.
MELMBoLDs CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS,
ertain N effect, and pleasant in operation.
HELMBoLDs cATAwBA GRAPE FILL
Is not patented Pill.
uELMBoLDs cATAwBA CRAZE PILLS
composed OF CAtawba Grape Juue and Fluid
Extract Rhubarb. -a .-H--..H
base two bottles of HELMBoLD's sARsA.
ALA and one box Of PiLLs-worth their
ht in gold. .
bettef Investment can be made tor so small
n.
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FOREIGN.
SIX THOUSAND WOMEN AND
CHILDREN KILLED IN SUP
PRESSING THE CON-
MUNE.

SEATS IN THE FRENCH AS
SEMBLY.
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BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON AVE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 20, 1871.
FLOUR-Dull and irregular: rood 10
choice spring extra S5.25CG5.75.
WHEAT-Unsettled but firmer closed
at sl.l8l0ll3l July; sl.0s@l Lost, Aug.
CORN-Firmer and fair demand; 5Oic
cash; j0( seller July; 4o.c@49l seller
August.
OATS-Quiet and firm at 3ilc August;
acc cash.
RYE-Firm No. 5sl lc cash.
BARLEI-Dull and easier at 73c Sep
tember.
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base two bottles Of HELMBoLD's sARsA.
|iLLA and one box of PILLS-worth their
Int in gold. -,
bettef Investment can be made tor so small
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-07-18
Springs
VARIETY SPRINGS.-Tl

VARIETY SPRiNGS.-TheseS Springs,
Y situated on the G.. & o. R. r. tears stop
ping at the door, Is miles West of Staunton,
were opened for the reception of visitors on the
10th day of June. Persons living in the cities,
having their families at the Springs, can visit
them in the evening and return the next morn
ing The mineral waters considered supe-
rior, consisting of Alum, Chalybeate, All-Heal-
ing, Sulphur and FreestOne, cold and clear, rum
ming from the North Mountain.
We have been at heavy expense in making
things comfortable and pledge ourselves to give
good fare, good music, and provide the usual
amusements, &c.
As the times are hard, we have fixed the char
ges for Board at the following low rates: 81 per
day; $40 per week; $35 per month and 500 by
the season of go days Children under II years,
and servants, half price.
All persons visiting this place will be delight
ed with the fine waters and mountain scenery
the latter sublime beyond description.
DR.. r. s. Hamilton is the attending physician.
Bathing in Healing waters, gratis
july4-2m P. & M. BURRUSS,
PrOprietors.
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OMMISSHONER'S NOTICE
" To William A. Abney, Michael G. Har-
man, William F. Snapp. John H. Snapp, Eliza
beth Snapp, Samuel Q. Switzer, and Mary M.
his wife, formerly Snapp), Charles L. o. Ferrali
and S j. Ulman-
Take notice. that in pursuance of two orders
of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, on the
Chancery side thereof, made at the November
term, 1870 and the June term. 1871 thereof, in
the cause of Abney ct ais vs. O. Ferrail ct ais, 1
shall, as special commissioner therein appointed,
on the 9th day of August, 1871 at my office in
Staunton, proceed to take, state and settle the
following account, viz: Ascertain and state what
is the amount of purchase money due from the
defendant Charles T.. o. Ferrall, to enforce the
payment of which it will be necessary to decree
a sale of the land in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
At which time and place you are notified to
appear, with such evidence as will enable me to
make out the above account
Given under my hand as special commissioner
as aforesaid, this 18th day of July, 1871.
MEADE +. WHITE,
Ill H..
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The Philadelphia Record has an article or

The Philadelphia Record has an article on
the freedom of opinion and comes to the
conclusion, that it would add much to the per-
sonal comfort of all, if, by common consent, all
men would cease to feel themselves responsible
for any opinions except their own. Freedom
of thought would have to each new interest
if respected by others, as the exercise of an
indefeasible personal right 1t is difficult to
estimate how much of the misery of social life,
springs from the disposition of men to force
their opinions upon their neighbors. Revers-
ing the calculation. it would be beyond the
power of facts and statistics to show any posi-
tive advantage that has ever resulted from this
almost universal propensity.
The Petersburg Index says there are certain
qualifications necessary to letter, for publica-
ton which are sometimes neglected. 1st It
should contain news. I'd. 1t should be signed
by the writer Sd. 1t should be brief, and of
these three virtues brevity is not the least.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE in Allegha-

GALE OF REAL ESTATE in Allegha-
y ny county.-As commissioners, under de-
rendered at its August term. 1870, we SHALL in
front of the Courthouse, at Covington. Virgin
la. on Monday, August 2lst, 1871 Court-day-
at II clock, M, proceed to sell by public auc-
ton, all of the Real Estate belonging to the es-
tate of w. w. Paxton, deceased subject, how
ever, to the widows dover, which has been as
signed to her. The land, now occupied by John
L. Taylor, Esq, is situated in the Rich Patch,
and is composed Of several continuous tracts, ag-
gregating about 420 acres-perhaps more
Terms-A sufficiency in cash to pay the costs
of suit and the expenses of sale, and, as to the
residue upon credit of one, two and three
years, in equal installments, the purchaser CIV
ing bonds with good personal security, and title
retained until the purchase money is paid.
j. III. H. FIGGAT, o.,
r. L. PARRISH, oo'a rs
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SPRINGS.

y Near STAUNTON, AUGUSTA CO., VA
This old Watering Place is now open for WISH
tors
Alum, Sulphur. Chalybeate, and Freestone
waters within $50 yards of the hotel. These
waters are offered with full confidence that they
are very eficacious the change from one water
to another is often recommended as highly BEN
efcial to invalids. Analysis will be sent on ap-
plication. Music, Bowling Alleys, Billiards,
Bar with choice Liquors. Mails daily.
BOARD: Per day s.. 5O week, Sis; month,
$50; two months or over, $40 per month 500
for three months; children under II years of
age and colored servants half price; white SER
wants according to accommodation.
Route by, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to
Stsunton; from thence in o. Toole' s fine hacks or
coaches which will be found at the depot or Ell
Their of the hotels. Fare from Staunton to the
Springs, $500; Round trip $500. Liberal ar
engagements will be made for Season tickets
Through or excursion tickets will be issued at
Richmond.
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington,
Richmond or Lynchburg, arrive at this place
the same day before night.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
iune27-6ts
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1kECIJo.
Good and reliable agents wanted.
july18-3m
JUDICIAL SALE OF Valuable
Al LA NDS In GREEN RRIER COIL NIY

JUDICIAL SALE OF VALUABLE
81 LANDS IN GREENBRIER COUNTY
W. VA:-I.25S acres.-Pursuant to de-
cree of the circuit court of Greenbrler county,
rendered at the April term 1871, in the two
chancery snits therein pending, of Wyatt's ex
ecutor and ais. VS.. Cradles administrator and
ais, and Sennett and wife in the same are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned commissioners APP
pointed for the purpose by said decree, will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, upon the premises, on SATURDAY, THE
18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, all the land:
in said county, of which Richard K. Cralle died
seized and possessed. These lands lie in that
part of Greenbrer county known as Walkers
Meadows; joining the lands of w. H. McFar-
land and others, and containing 1858 acres-oi
this 800 acres have been assigned to Mrs. E
Cralle, for her dover and will be sold subject to
her life estate therein. 1854 acres, being the
one-half part of that portion of said lands called
the Buster tract will be sold as required by said
decree, separate and apart from the rest, and the
residue will be sold together in parcels, as
may be deemed best on the day of sale.
Terms of sale.-Purchasers will be required
to pay enough cash in hand to pay the costs oil
these suits, and the expenses of sale, and to re
imburse the purchasers at the former sale, their
cash payments For the balance, credit of g.
IL, and Is months will be gven-bonds being
executed with approved security. and the title
retained until all the purchase money is paid.
ALEX F. MATHEWS,
SAMUEL PRICE,