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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12

The Legislature of Nebraska,
which adjourned three weeks ago,
,fter an unsuccessful attempt to I'M
,each Gov. Butler, passed IA bill for
convention to revise the constltu-
ion of the State. Both parties ia
,ored the convention, which will
assemble on the 18th of June, the
election for delegates being held a
month previous. A month later a
Constitutional Convention will be
..eld in North Carolina, a bill order
NJ it having passed the Legisla
ture.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12

Another prominent rebel, who
trovc with all his power for a dis.
soiution OF the Union both before
ard after the declaration OF hostill.
les, has gone to his final account.
.unes NJ Mason is dead, and IN his
,.eceasc the circle OF al. h traitors Is
cain broken. Although Mr. Mason
',played great zeal i'll the cause he
spousod, still he did not gain much
'o.oucty dulin. the war. except IN
ne Trent affair. AS minister OF the
southern Couledtracy, To England,
re did not appear to accomplish
auch, and, OF the two, MIR. Slldeil
was the most efficient envoy.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12

An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS farm
er in Iowa arranged with his credit
or TO give him the infant { it should
'urn out to be boy. 1t did so turn
4t, but the mother now claims a
ipcideG interest in the subject, and
,clines to surrender. A law suit
- the consequence.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12

Chappcd hands are very common
with those who have their hands
much in water. A few drops OF
Johuson's Anodyne Linlment inbb-
ed over the hands two or three times
a day, WIN keep them soft and white,
Fishermen, sailors, and others will
do well to remember this.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12

Commissioners PleaSanton decides
under the recent decision of the Su
preme Court. in lie case of Collect.
or BuIlinton against Probate Judge
Day of BaInstable, Mass, that the
salaries of all State officers are eX-
cmpt from income taxation.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
WA Es EsResse.

IN oxford, n. IT,. May 7, ISL by Rev MIR.
Carter, Nh. Gilman Sanh0rn and Miss Idclla
Bennett beth of Chelsea, Vt. No cards.
In Bradford. May9 lS1l by Rev. ;. Mckcen
u. D., Mr.. George T.. Gateld of Clarcmont,
n. H., and Miss Jennie L. Waterman of Brad
ford Vt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12

The most complete stock OF Amer
lean and foreign watches, Jewclly,
silver and silvcr.pIated ware, sta
tioncry. guns, reviewers, travelling
bags, Yankee notions and toys to
he found in these parts is at War
den's AMeIry store.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
R EAL EST
Farm .fO. SGEet

The Subscriber offers for sale. his farm in
Bradford known as the Moore place. about
mile from Bradford Village, at the Water
trough on the Yates River Road Said farm
contains about 30 acres of excellent land with
good Apple orchard, Sugar orchard. and good
buildings. For further particulars inquire of
the subscriber on the farm.
f. W. Robe.
Bradford. Aug. l6 If
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12

His friends and former patrons.
and finally all who like to make
Good Bargains, are invited to call
and examine Prices and Quality of
Goods, for themselves.
II. FARR.
Bradford, W, April y. ISL. Is
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
Jcru,ont Horse sloch company

At a meeting OF this company,
held at Burlington on Friday, Aplil
~. l.. r. Tucker of SO RoNaIloh
was elected Superintendent OF tue
Company until January !, lS"2
and the following executive commit
tee was appointed for the same term;
n. &. Root of Bennington, {. II.
Blodgett and l.. $. Drew of 'urllng-
ton, j. b. Mead of Randolph, and
l.. +. Tucker Of SO. Royalton.
The committee previously appoint.
ed to purchase horses for the farm,
reported that they had bought the
following animals:
STATIONS.
/. York Lexington, by Lex
ington, dam by imported Yorkshire
Yorkshire Lexington is "A very fine
thoroughbred, bay color and III
lal Dis high.
.. Claybrino, by Relfs Mambrlno
Pilot, he by Mambrino Chief (Lady
Thornc's sire;) dam by Cassius NJ
Clay, Jr., out of the Dunlap mare, q
Iast troltcr and of Messenger blood
Claybrino is & yrs. old, and 10 hands
high. His color is black.
3. Woodburn Pilot. a black stall
ion, years old and l6 hands high
sired by II. A. Alexander's Pilot =
dam by Mambrino Chief, making
her half sister to Lady Thorn; see
ond lam a fast lrotting mare, by
the last pacing horse Red Fox, own
ed in Indiana This horse is to
stand at Bradford. Ed.
4. Waikiki Chief. by Rysdick'>
lIambletonian, the sire of Dexter
dam by American Star, grand d9 q
by Black Bashaw. Waikiki Oh q
is 6 years old, of dark mahogany
bay color, with white hind feet, ano
small star in forehead. He is /,
hands 3 inches high, and very sym
metrical, closely resembling his sire
except that he has much lincl hea,
and neck.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
BROOD MARES.

l. Cressida, by Oliver, he by Wag-
ner, by Sir Charles, by Sir Archy
first dam by Medoc by American
Eclipse, second dam by Lance by
American Eclipse, third dam by
Sumpter 10y ) ir Archy.
9. Florizelle, by Absorb; first dam
by Job and he 10y Eclipse, second
dam by imported Leviathan, third
dam by Bertrand by Sir Archy.
3. Fanny Peters, by Mohamnet,
he by imported Sovereign; first dam
by Mirabeau, second by Bertrand
by Sir Archy.
4. Molly Harrison, dam by Clay
brine.
3. Olnda, by Rcli's Mambrino
Pilot; first dam by Oliver, he by
old Wagner, he 10y Sir Charles, he
by Sir Archy.
6. Kitty Coon, by Cooks Ameri'
can Clay, he by Casslus NJ. Clay, Or.
dam Choristcr by imported Contract
second dam by Sir William of Trans
port, he by Sir Archy.
Z. Bashaw Maid, by Iron Duke,
he by Cassius NJ. Clay; dam thor
oughbred mare.
s. Belle Brittian, 10y Montague's
Sovereign; first dam by Montague
and Sut, on's Alambrino, she by old
Mambrino Chief.
8. Lady Burnap, got by a son Of
imported Glencoe; dam, a thorough
bred mare,
10. June, by Guernee's Eclipse, he
by Tunnison'S Eclipse. he 10y Crock
er's Eclipse by Don QuiXote by Pc
tom ,c, he by imported Messenger !;
dam, a fast trotting mare from Sen
AGA, n. Y, called the Christopher
mare.
The Committee also purchased
three very promising earring FLIES
from the same stock, and two fine
two years old FLIES, one of which
was from Mole Harrison the dam
of Clay brine, who was sired 10y Die
tator, he by Rysdick's Hambetoni-
an. The dam of Dictator was the
same as the dam of Dexter. They
also purchased two yearling colts of
very good breeding of the same
/ stock.
All of the above stock except Wal.
kill Chief was purchased of Mr..
/ WadSworth OF Waukegan, Illinois,
which Mr.. Wadsworth procured
from Kentucky. The purchasing
committee visited Kentucky, spend
ing week there, and became fully
satisfied that the best animals to be
purchased were to be found III Mr.
Wadsworth's stock.
Mr.. Tucker, the Superintendent,
is of the opinion that either of the
stations purchased must produce
fine styled, sound and lasting road
stock, and should they chance t,
produce trotters, that the trotter,
would he possessed of the stdyia,
qualities req uisite for first elias AMI
mails.
We understand that the Executive
Committee have decided 10 ma 4
three stands for their stations; on
at the farm in Shelburne, one nea
Montpelier, and one at Bradford
The stations will be ready for us'
between the 9th and 10th of May.
J The total amount u the purchas.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE COURTS.
Bradford District.

Bradford District.
HON. II. W cd A.ILEI, Judge.
PROBATE COURft " II he holden within
and for the District of Bradford as fol
lows, VIZ;
At Bradford, on the second
Tuesdays of January May July and Novem'
bcr
At East Corinth, on the second
Tuesdays of February, and August.
At NewburN on the second Tues
days of March, and october
At Waits River on the second
Tuesdays in june aud September.
At West Falrlce on the second
Tuesday, in April, and December.
NLVAH BEAN, Register
WestFairlc, Vt, Dee. /, 1870.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
ii. FARR will continue to sell at
Very Low Prices.

until his Goods are all sold. His
stock will be replenished constantly
with the best and latest style OF
Goods.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
Guardians Sale.

1,TATE or VERMONT, Bradford District,
y IS In Probate Court, holden at West
Fairlec in the 2.d day Of April, ls1l, Amira
Green. guardian unto Frances Ellen and Ida
L. Green. minor children of the said Almira.
in said District, makes application to said
court for license to sell all 81 the real estate oi
said wards representing that said sale Is Lee
rssary for the maintenance and support OF
her said wards. Btn., certain interest III
about two acres OF land and buildings near
lhctford Centre. Nhercupon il i ordered ny
said court Il at said application come under
consideration and be heard on the !oth day ol
May, lS1l, at the probate office IN West Fdir-
lee; and it is further ordered that all persons
interested he notified hereof. by publication 81
notice Of this application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the National OpIli-
ION printed at Bradford, Vt, before said time
OF hearing, that they may appear At sMu tlhr
and place, and il they Sc" cause, object there
to- By the court, attest,
ALVNH BEAN, Register.
A true copy of record, attest,
IL ALuAlI BEAN, Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
DIED.

In Dtunmondsvilc +. q, Apnl -, lS'l,
Mr. samuel Jones, formerly Of this village,
aged about 20 years.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
Calvin NJ. HnlhrnOk's Estate.

SiTATE OF VERMONT Bradford District,
y Ssh Probate Court holden ut West Fair
lee ON the 3d day OF May, lS7l, Mary Jane
iIolbrook, Administrators of the estate of
Calvin NJ Holbi ooR late OF West Fairlec, in
said district deceased, makes application to
said court for lcensl to sell all of the real cs-
tate of said deceased, representing that said
sale would coudure To- the best interest OF
those concerned therein viz: Being the home
farm of said deceased, containing 100 acres OF
land whereupon, il is ordered by said court
that said application come under considerations
and be heard ou the Goth day of May, ISL. at
the probate office in West Fairlcc and 1t Is
further ordered, that all persons Interested he
notified hereof by publication Of notice of this
application and order thereon, three weeks
successfully in the National Opinion printed
at Bradford, W., before said time OF hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place,
and ii they see cause. object thereto.
BY the court. attest,
ALNAll BEAN, Register.
A true copy of record, attest,
~ ALNAH BEAN, Register
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
PAYING BUSINESS.

The above. mentioned Goods can be
purchased at discount, which will
be well for the buyer.
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CHICAGAIN ASHES

Chicago, Oos SESix Squares In the
city are burned. The fire is still raging
Saturday nights fire was subdued after d
loss of S5OU,OO0. Another FIRE occurred
in the western district OF abe city, ,lt
commenced at 3 o'clock, on Sunday night.
two miles distant from the court house
At two O'Clock this morning the FIRE had
spread fearfully. The flames approached
the telegraph office aud the wires com
meuced falling, The flaming brands are
flying over the city threatening destruction
everywhere. The fire has reacl ell ives.
Monroe ST., a mile from its origin. Ii Il
beyond the control of the iremen| KhI
loss already amounts to many mill on pi
dollars. The whole city is threatened.
The panic is increasing, At 2:3O, a. M,
the operators abandoned the Western
Union Telegraph office.
Later.-lO, :. am-Thirty four Block
destroyed-fra all tasing. Mayor las
sent a message to the Mayor of st. louis,
asking for food for the sufferers, saying,
''the city is in ashes-water works burned
to the ground" The entire business por'
ton of the city is destroyed. An the
hanks, express, telegraph and newspaper
Offices, except the Tribune, are burned,
No water in the city.
Washington, OCT. 81, p. m.-The fire
still raging at noon.
New York, 6,p MA report just re-
ceived says the fire is burning as tar South
as Harrison ST., and us far nOrtha Chica-
60 avenue and burning badly on all sides.
Later.-Thousands are leaving the CT
ty by every available means. tareSthun'
ger and suffering are inevitable. Every
city and town offers assistance. Buffalo
Subscribes $l00 900, Cincinnati S2OO,UO,
st Louis $4,000.
In reply the Mayor asks for cooked
food for the suffering. Firemen from
other cities are enroute to Chicago. Great
credit is given the telegraph superintend
ents for what they have done in getting
news from the doomed city. .I .'
Chicago, Monday, p. m.-Crosby Ope'
ra House destroyed. Loss now eStimat'
ed ut fifty million dollars. The Palmer
House is burned. Many houses have beer
blown up to stem the cOntlagratiOn with
out effect.
Englewood, ten miles from Chicago, N
o'clock, p. m.-MOre than half the city
destroyed The Custom and all the hea
Wy business houses destroyed. One hun
dred and fifty thousand people are house
less. Fabulous prices are paid for YES
sells to carry valuables from danger. The
bridges all destroyed, the loss Of life un
known, but the streets are filled with PEG
pie looking for the lost.
Washington, Monday, y o'clock-mid
night.-very latest from Chicago says thu
confagration still progresses. Assistance
is going from all directions, The Rail
roads carry provisions on the fast train
croo
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The Pictorial Family Register.

We have just received from those we'll
known publishers ofirst-clas$S description
Books, Messrs. Il. Hannaford Il Co., u co.
Ply of their unique and beautiful novelty,
The Pictorial Family Register" We
hardly know how to describe it, but nIny
say it combinesth features of very taste
full Family Photograph Album with a CON-
plete ana Systematically arranged family.
history. 1t has evidently been prepared
with great care to meet real want in So
ciety. In every family there are sacred
memories, connected with the living and
the dead, aud a safe, elegant and tasteful
Arrangement for preserving a fuller record
of them than is convenient in the Family
Bibles, is often felt 10 be exceedingly
desirable. The publishers Of the work
before us Aaye1proSided for thisaln adni-
rnbIe style.
a great deal Conformation both iptcr-
esting and valuable, in the history Of ev-
erv family is cOnstantly being forgotten II !
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Tramping Printers.

All printers tramping through the
country in search of employment, need
not stop here with the expectation of get.
ting work "r assistance in any way. We
have assisted tramping printers just as
much AZ we intend to. Have paid out
mure money to them than any country
publisher in East Tennessee. When we
want help in the Office we will advertise
for it.
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New Gallery.

take this opportunity of informing
the citizens of S~weetwater and vicinity,
that by special request, | have opened
my sky-light Gallery at the Sweetwater
Hotel, for the purpose of taking pictures
of all who may desire them. | will re-
main here but a short time. Those wish
ing to have good work done, will please
give me an early call. J. BUsHoNG.
The School, at the Academy at Sweet
water under the care Of DR.. j. G. McNees
will open on monday 10th inst to continue
t%hirty.tvo weeks, divided into two sessions
of sixteen weeks each.
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YIie Ku-Klux.

XIle Ku-Klux.
This is the title Of a new paper publish
ed at Forrest, Miss, by j. A. Glanville.
Its motto is: "The Union for the people;
the Constitution for the people," "The
Tyrant is the blood sucker of the peoplc.l'
N'The blood shed by the Ghost is WORTH
less to Sam or his States" "Natural
equality belongs to the people" "The
true man does not dread the exercise of
Legitimate Power" "Unum n%ecare; de-
%cenIviros tueri"-Slaughter one to protect
ten" -
~.The paper is.neatly printed, we'll filed
with reading matter, spicy editorials &c,
and will no doubt receive the hearty sup
pert Of u large class Of people.
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TERMS OF TUITION PER MONTH:
Delinquents Attention.

You are hereby notified to come for
ward and settle up your subscription to
the Enterprise. We are in need NJ money
and money we must have. Ofcoursc mo-
uey is scarce, yet there il not a man that
owes for his paper but who can raise the
sanount either in money or produce. Then
don't delay this little matter any longer,
don't wait til you see us, but send the mon
ey by mail or bring us produce. Bear in
mind that we cannot indulge you any
l,DUer
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-12
TO Correspondents and Subscribers.

We do not hold ourselves responsible
for the oplhious Of correspondents. The
authors must be prepared to substantive
all facts communicated by them, if requir-
cd. All COMMUNICATIONS must be brief as
possible, and written only on one side OF
the sheet. Local intelligence especially
collected. The name of the writer must
accompany all correspondence. AdVer-
Users are requested to hand in their add
vertisements on Mondays to insure inser-
ton ia the uext issue.
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Terms of Sale:
NCHANCERY SALE.


NJ. 7. Johnson, Adn'r. of John +. Payne,
Deceased, VS.. Isham eagle, ct. al.
Pursuant to a decree rendered in this
cause by the Chancery Court at Athens,
Tenn, at May term, 1871, will expose
to sale, by public ontcry, to the highest
bidder, at.the court house door in Madi-
sonville, Tenn, Oh the nv
9th Day of November, Next,
the tract of,land moptloned,and described
in said decree, to-wit: A tract of land
containing 80, acres mOre,o less, lying in
thelI.Shil disttict, Modfod c6dhsy,
Tenn, being the same land sold in tie
year 1861 by said, John i, Payne to the
said ISLAM eagle aud adjoining lands at
that time owned by G. Z. Carmichael, Is.
P. Reagan, Robt. SneaG d others.
Terms of Sale:
Said land viii Be sold on a credit ofsix
and twelve months and in bar of the right
of redemption. Notes bearing interest
from date, with good security required
and a lien retained on the land for the
purchase money.
j. MgHENDERSON, c.. g. NJ.
oct5- lt-pfSs. s. 7. HALE, D. c. & NJ.
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Wanted.

Goddard 4 Co., want dried fruit, apples
and peaches. Als", butter, eggs, and all
kinds Of produce, for which they will pay
the highest market price. Bring them in
at once. sepStf
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TO Business Men.

Bear in mind that when you send in an
advertisement for insertion in the Enter
prize, the, number, Of times. you wish it to
appear, '.must~be marked at tie bottom,
.HhetwiSeit will Be cJhtihuedsuntiI forbid.
Advertisements for = less time than three
months will be charged for at the rate OF
one dollar per inch space, or less, for the
first insertion and fifty cents per inch for
EACH additional insertion a.s,,-,ty
Local notices, ten cents per line for each
iu>ertibns - Our focat% coluains are more
valuable than any other part of the paper,
consequently we must have pay for the
space occupied therein.
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Late News,

late News.
We give up good portion otourlocal
to our Nashville letter, and the account
Of the burning of Chicago Many To-
oil items have been left out for want of
space.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-12
A Welcome Visitor.

The American Stock Journal, always
a welcome visitor and filed with inter-
esting matter, but the, October number
now beore us, is remarkably'ou. Ittakes
no step backward but improves with age.
AS IS usual with monthlies at ;Lis time OF
Year, At is throwing out ~feelers for its next
v,lume Of 1872 and offers the three last
numbers of this year gratis to all new sub
scribers who send in their subscription
before the FIRST of January. 1t is pub
l'shed at the low price of one dollar per
year by N. p. Boyer & Co., Parkesburgh,
Chester Co., Pa.
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Fair Warming.

Those who W me may look for their
notes and accounts in the hands Of an of.
:icer, If not settled by the 18th Of October,
1871. 'F''.' ' HUGH i. FRY.
Sweetwater, Oct. 5--3t.
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MeSSrs. Griffin & Holman,
LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
The New Schedule,


The following shows the time Of arri
val Of trains at Sweetwater, under the ueV
schedule;
MAIL TRAIN-PASSENGER.
Going East, Arrives at 1896 A. NJ.
West, 1928 T. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Going Fast, Arrives at 1885 A.. NJ.
West, II AZ P. NJ.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
Going East, Arrives at l2:02 A. NJ.
West, 2:24 A. NJ.
NIGHT FREIGHT TRAIN.
Going East, Arrives at l;57 A. NJ.
1925 A NJ.
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aay~ ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
Chancery Sale.

Chancery Sale.
Stakcley & Co., VS.. Amanda Strickland, ct al.
PURSUANT to q decree rendered in this cause
l. by the Chancery Court ut Athens, Tenn, as
May Term, 1871, | will expose to sale by public
cutlery, to the highest bidder, at the Court Mouse
door in jacksonville, Tenn, on the
18th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
all the right, title and interest that the heirs II
james +. Strickland, deceased, have in and 10
the tract of land mentioned and described in
said decree, to wit: A tract Of land containing
l6O acres, more or less, lying in the 18th Civil
District, Monroe county, Tenn, adjoining the
lands of J. R. Birchfeld, Oliver Ragsdale, Geo.
Strickland and others, and being the same land
upon which said James r. Strickland, deceased,
resided at the time of his death.
TERMS.-Said land will be sold subject 10 the
widows right of dover therein, without the
right of redemption, on u credit Of u months,
except the sum Of s25, whichs will be required
in hand on day Of sale. Note with good security
required, and n lien retained on the land for
the unpaid purchase money.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, c. NJ,
BY s. P. Hale, b. G.. 4 M.
Sept. 81, Is7l-4t-pfs6
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To Office Seekers.

Nv OAAhNc
Hereafter We will in no case advocate
the claims, or announce the name of, any
man for office unless we receive the pay
in ADVANCE for such work. WegdpS not
wepose ID give space IN our paper to such
things, without charge, when there is mat
tiers of more interest to the people than
those of advocating the claims Of persons
for official POSITIONS. The man of our
party that pays the most willireceive the
greatest attention through these columns.
When an aspirant for official honOrs fails
to do his duty toward a paper Of his par
ty, then the paper is under nc obligations
to him or his party, in a political sense.
Taking this yiewyokthematter Y~tbe~Vfice
seeker %odid @d6@ ven TO STOP cdus
tiously, least he might Lose his fpotshold
and fail to be successful IN his attempt to
get position at the hand of the pegple,v
We hold t6pt man who is unwilling
to support his county political organ
is unworthy of the faithkyndgcbaidea we
of the people, and is incapable Of, filling
any position, from tho highest to the low!
est, in the lift Of the people.
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Terms of Saln.

Ten per cent. Of the purchase money will be
required to be paid in hand on the day Of, sale.
And for the remainder OF the purchase money,
notes with approved security will be required
from the purchaser, Que half due in twelve
months andthe remainder in twenty four months,
and u lien retained upon the lands until the pur7
chase money is paid. 800. ....r ... -..l.,r
Oct5-47-4tpfSS A. T. HICKS, Clerk.