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WISCONSIN NEWS.

Horace Greedy lectures at Oshk osh, On
| September s.
Hop-picking is progressing in Jefferson
/ and other counties.
| Rev. J. o. NJ Hewitt has resigned the
pastoral charge of the First Baptist Church
of Waupun.
| Some fields Of wheat in the town of
Aztalan are averaging twenty and twenty
| five bushels to the acre.
! J. O'Brien, of Algoma, during the past
season, sold over 500 worth of cherries
from six English cherry trees.
| Harlow S. orion, of Dane, win deliver
! the annual address before the Northern
! Wisconsin Agricultural Society.
! The employees of the Southern Minneso-
ia Railroad presented Superintendent Gard
ner with beautiful service Of silver, at
Lacrosse, on the Dist inst.
! As Mr.. Ecker, in the town of Shelby, La
Crosse Co., on the l1th,w was engaged about a
thrcshing machine, one of his feet was
caught and badly smashed,
Mr. J. Strcetcr, Of Oconom0woc, has
/ thrcshcd his crop OF wheat with the follow
! ing returns: White Michigan spring, 20
| bushels to the acre. Blue stem winter
% IA bushels.
4 fourteen-ycar-o lad named Sekats,
! living in the town of Eastman, Crawford
County, fell from precipice, a distance of
thirty feet, last Sunday, and was instantly
killed.
The Monroe Sentinel says: at having
been generally supposed that Jack Gard
ner died by poison, an inquest is being held
at the Court House, by Justice Bartlett,
before q jury of six citizens
| Work on the Military Academy, at Hud-
son, is being pushed forward with great
rapidity. Two stories are already up and
enclosed, and the remaining upper stories
will be raised this week. 1t is to be tle
| finest school building in the Northwest
The building is 70 by 50.
! Hop picking is now the order Of the day
Mr.. Joseph Lindon of this city, commenced
| operations IN his yard this week. Mr.
I Isaac Frank of Concord, who has cultiya-
/ ted twenty acres this season, viii begin to
( gather his crop, which, Judging from the
specimen he has shown us, will be of the
best quality jYGtertoJca Democrat, Dug
| 9th.
! A daring robbery was perpetrated in the
village Of Bangor, Lacrosse County, on
! the 9th inst. by two rogues. One of them
/ cut team loose and yelled a runaway
drawing everyone out Of the stores, while
the other one stepped in the rear door of
! Mr.. Barry's store and took the money
drawer, the money and all amounting to
some $227. They also broke into DR..
Shankiand's drug store, getting some 50 in
change, and three bottles Of sarsaparilla.
! No clue to the thieves
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CIRCUIT COURT-MANITOWo COUN

rIRCUIT COURT-MANITOWO C0UN-
~ ty. Henry BNetz against John P.
Christman. David Hermel and Joseph Hell
man. BY virtue of judgment Of foreclos-
ure and sale made in the above entitled ac-
ton on the 23i day of December, 1871, the
subscriber, sheriff Of Nanitowoc county, Wis
consin, for that purpose duly appointed, viii
sell by public auction to the highest bidder,
ut the front door of the Court House, in the
City Of Manitowoc, in said county of Manito-
woo on the ID day Of September, 1871, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, the real
estate directed by said Judgment to be sold,
and therein set forth as follows: The south
east quarter of the north cast quarter and
the south east quarter Of the south west quar-
ter, and the north half of the south east
quarter, all of section No, sixteen (16), Of
township No. eighteen (lS), north of range
No. twcnty-onc. cast, (el4. being situated in
said county of Manitowoc.
Dated July 18th. 1871.
ALBERT WITTENDERG, Sheriff.
WALKER & WHITE, PITTS Atty. 51-7w
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rIRCUIT C0URT-MANITOW0C COUN-
" ". Henry Baetz against Peter Christ
mann, David Hcmmel and Joseph Hemann.
By virtue Of a Judgment of foreclosure and
sale made in the above entitled action, on the
23d day Of December 1870, the subscriber,
Sheriff of Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, for
that purpose duly appointed, will sell by
public auction, to the highest bidder, ut the
front door Of the Court House, in the city of
Manitowoc, in said county of Manitowoc on
the 2d day of September, 1871. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, the real estate
directed by said judgment to be sold and
therein set forth as follows: The south east
quarter of the south west quarter and the
north west quarter of the south asst quarter,
of section No. sixteen (l6), in township No
eighteen (lS), north of range No. twenty
one (2l J, east, being situated in said county
of Mantcwoc.
Dated July Eth. 1871.
ALBERT WITTENBERG, Sheriff
WALKER WuI1R, Plf's Atty. 5l-7w
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FOREIGN EEWg.
--latest pcspstchgg 20 the Chicago Papers.)
FRANCE.

G-ztest pcspstcEgE 20 the Chicago Papers.)
FRANCE.
SUPPRESSION OF CELEBRATIONS.
PARIS. Aug. 21.-A circular addressed
BY Ihicrs to Projects Of Departments d.
reefs thcm to appeal to the patriotism Of
the citizens to abstain from all demonstra-
tons on the ith Of S"YteInbcT, and should
attempts be made at the celebration of the
anniversary all legal powers shall be used
for their suppression.
THE ASSEMBLY.
Paris, Aug. 26.-Gen. Faidherbe has
resigned his seat as deputy because the
Rivats Committee has decided to report in
favor Of making the Assembly now sitting
a Constituent Assembly.
THEIRS.
LoHDox. Aug. 26-Thiers, last night,
was determined to resign. bat did not state
his determination IN the Chamber, because
frcu-cnt repetitiong Of his threat to resign
has made It ridiculous, and, 1t seems, was
surrounded with friends who refused to
communicate his purpose to the Assembly.
It i thought that the subsequent National
Guard measure viii smo til over the trou-
bic.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
VERSAILLES, Aug. 26.-The Assembly
viii probably be adjourned on the 10th
proZlmo.
TIE SIEGE.
The state Of siege of the departments
viii be raised when the National Guards
are disarmed.
Y Ew YoRK, Aug. 2G.-Foreign intelli-
~ 10 Trr+,lI,.
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i EsED:
WALLIS.-In this city, August %, 1871,
Mrs. AMANDA DERBY, wife Of Daniel
Wallis. aged % years.

WALLlS.-In this city, August %, 1871
Mrs. AMANDA DERBY, wife Of Daniel
Wallis. aged % years.
The subject OF the above notice was S ma
tive of Chattcauqaa, Franklin county. New
York. She left Chattcauqna in 1910, and
settled in Pontiac, Mich, where she resided
for fifteen years, when she removed with her
family to this city, whore she died, leaving
large circle of sorrowing friends and rcla-
tives.
ROBINS on Suddenly in this city, Aug
%, ct p. m, Of premature confinement
MIS-. CATHARiNE ROBINSON, i'll the
3Sth year Of her age.
The deceased was the wife of William
Robinson, Esq, Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors of the town of K"ssuth, enc Of
the Oldest and most highly esteemed citizens
of that town, whom this dispcnsation has
left with eight motherlcss children If it
viii afford him and his family any consola-
ton to know that tLeir grief is not alone,
that consolation is theirs, for large circle
CT friends mourn AMI sympathize with them
in their great trouble
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yhe SurycvSn- Steamer Ada

The L. 5. coast survey steamer Ada,
which is now engaged in establishing sta
tions along the coast, arrived at this port
Tuesday evening, having recently cstab
lishod station at Two Rivers. The fol-
lowing IS list Of her officers:
S,rrey-Lieut. Com. Lee, 7. NJ. Lee,
q. \. Ockcrson.
.Sa.iiag Naturalization
Eagiucer-F Bheuly.
ISst. EnBacer-Smoots.
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IN TE-MANiT0W0C COUNTY
l Court. In the matter Of the estate Of
Gottfricd Mueller, deceased. On reading
and fling the petition Of August Geblcn, adj
ministrator of the estate OF said deceased,
representing among other things that he has
fully administered said estate, and praying
that time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing his account Of his administra-
ton, filed in this court 1t is ordered that
said account he examined by the judge
of this court on Monday the 18th day of
September, A. d 1871, at III O'clock q IN. ,
at my Office in said county. Ordered fur
ther that notice thereof be given to the heirs
Of said deceased and to all persons interest
ed by Publishing q copy of this order for
three weeks prior t0 said day OF hearing, in
, the Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper
| published at Manrtowoc. in said county.
/ Dated ut Manitowoc the IA h day Of Aug
! ust. \ d 1871.
saw " " WALDO. County Judge
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sEs.ik.
wARLIKE COMBINATIONS.

INV YoGE, Aug. 26.-bate a,Iviccs
seem 10 co-ro5orat3 the report Of tie ac-
tive army Of Russia, an, The remodelling of
the o,5irc army in expectation Of Il war
with Germany, which Is preparing to form
IN alliance with Austria and Italy against
matic circles in st. Petersburg, Berlin
Vienna and Rome this intention IS said to
Le una .rstooI. 1t Is believed everywhere
that France must have another war to
strengthen her ruler, whoever that may be,
and if i he not against her old enemies
she viii make cause Of hostility with Italy
or England.
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NEAsiloMEc lsnaI.

We copy tho following item from the
Green Bay iIroeote OF August n:
The work of Improving the Mnnitowoc
road i now progressing IS fast as men and
teams can 40 it, under the superintendent
of SUPP Delaney, AMI the work done Is well
done. The improvements commence about
three AMI half miles out Of this city and
now extend four miles toward Cocpcrstown
Tho road is well graded. cool timber cul.
ycrts put in place OF shGEy bridges. and
everything put in proper shape. Opponents
Of the county road system, if there are any,
will DO we'll to go ont ant look over this job
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PROBATE-MAN COUNTY

IN PROBA TE-MANITOW0C COUNTY
/ court. In the matter of the estate of
and filing the petition of Mary Thomp-
son, of the city of Manitowoc. repre-
senting among other things thnt Herman
Thompson, late of said County. on the Slst
day of July, A. d. 1871; at Kenosha, Wis,
died intestate, leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this State, and that the said
petitioner is the widow of said deceased,
and praying that administration of said es-
tate be to her granted, it is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge of
this Court on Monday, the 18th day of Sept,
A. D. 1871, at 10 O'Clock n. IN, at my Office
in said county Ordered further, that notice
thereof be given to the heiTs Of said deceased
and to all persons interested by publishing
a copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Manitowoc in said county
W II. WALDO, County Judge.
Dated the l7th day Of Aug, A ID. 1871.
13-3w
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Republican Nomination for G0y-

We learn " this mornings boat that
c. c. Washburn, the Titman o the wash
burn family, received the nomination for
Governor in the Republican State Conven-
ton at Madison Yesterday.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


TIE NEWCASTLE STRIKE.
LoNDoE, Aug. 2G.-About 900 German
and Belgian worimcr arrived at Newcastle
to-day % replace the miners on strike,
NAPOLEON
visited Chatham to-day. He is about to
remove his residence 10 Craydon.
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EEcnEE Ffnins,

Our city and vicinity was visited by heavy
rains during Monday and Tuesday which
did great deal Of good, besides replouish-
inc or cistcrns
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SheriTs Sale

TIRCUIT COURT-MANIT0WO COUN-
~ ty. Edward Wirth and Leopold Wirth
against susanna Christman. By virtue and in
pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclosure and
sale, in the above entitled action, rendered
on the c1st day Of June 1871, shall sell at
public auction, al the Court House, in the
city Of Manitowoc. in said county on the ed
day of Sept, 1871 at ten o'clock in the fore
noon,all of the following described mortgaged
premises, or so much thereof as shall be suf-
fcient to satisfy said judgment and costs to
wit: The northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section number sixteen tl6) in
township number eighteen (1S), north of
range number twenty-one (21 J, east, contain
ing forty (io) acres OF land, be the same
more or less.
Dated Sheriff office June Dist, 1871
ALBERT WITTENBERG, Sheriff
j. E. MCMuLLEN, Plffs 5. Atty. I-7w
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specEoI Meeting of the Board of SUI

A special meeting Of the Board Of su-
pery,sors viii be held at the Court House,
in this city, on the nth Of September.
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No tidings Of the capsized schooner
Winfield Scott has been received at Me-
nominee. The impression prevailed ,horc
that she had drifted ashore and gone to
pieces. The insurance upon the vessel,
$4,000, fully covers the loss.
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LoNDoN, Aug. 26.--It is positively an
noauccI that the Emperor Of Austria; will
meet tine Emperor Of Germany at Salzburg,
in Upper Austria, at IN early day.
BARON Won BECST.
The report that the position of Count
Won Bcust in the Ministry and with the En-
pcror has become weak, is aulhoritatively
denied.
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COMMERCIAL.

TT S. BoNns' (7-3o's, 5-2o's, and all
- other kinds) purchased, sold and
exchanged. Coupons on Interest War;
rants cashcd. Gold. Silver, and Coin
drafts purchased at the highest market
rates
Drafts on all the principal cities of the
United States and Canada, honght and
sold. Foreign Exchange on Great BT'i-
tain and Continental Eurone, for sale in
sums TO suit. Deposits received. subject
to sight draft. Also interest paid on de-
posts by special agreement. Collect ons
made on ali parts Of tie United States.
Canada, Great Britain and Europe. made
at reasonable rates. Passage Tickets 10y
Steam or Sale Line to and from Greft
Britain and Continental Europe, for sale
at New York prices T. {. SHOVE
Manitowoc, August 1870.
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Grey AND COUNTRY.


The temperance society of this city
VIII meet at the Second Ward school house
on Friday evening, September Ist.
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-
hGanitowoc
his Bank is organized under the pro-
visions OF the National Banking Law, With
a paid up
CAPITAL OF $4,000
With theprivilese of increasing tos loo 900
VIII buy and sell DRAFTS on the prin-
cIpal cities of the Union.
will buy and sell DRAFTS on Great
Britain, Ireland, Norway, Denmark, or
the Continent of Europe, at NEW YORK
RATES, and in sums to suit the pur chas-
ers. viii sell &;
PASSAGE TICKETS
by Sail and Steam rom and to any Port
IN Europe, 81 New York rates viii par.
chase
UNITED STATES BONDS
andikeep constantly on hand and for sale at
market rates, full supply Of all descrip-
tlons.
viii Cash Interest Coupons FREE OF
CHARGE
viii collect BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS and
other claims against the U. g. Government
Will purchase GOLD, SILVER and UN.
CURRENT MONEY! At the highest mark 9,
rates.
viii receive deposits and allow interest By
special arrangement.
&C. BARNES, President
Z. LuhlNG, Cashier. August !, 1870
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VIII buy and sell, at market rates, all
issues Of u. s. Securities, Gold, Gold
Drafts, Silver, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-01

SUPREME COURT, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 20.
The following cases were heard: Silas John'
ston, commissioner in equity, plaintiff in error,
VS.. s. a. Crooks ct al, defendants in error.
Mr.. Jones for plaintiff in error, Mr.. Fair on the
same side. Mr.. Melton submitted argument Of
Mr.. Carroll for defendant in error. Blease d
Baxter. for another, VS.. Simeon Pratt. To be
submitted on printed argument. Mr. Baxter
for appellants. Mr.. Fair for respondent Eme.
line Bradley, appellant, VS.. Peter Rodelsper-
ger, respondent. Mr.. Fair for appellant. Mr..
Baxter for respondent Ex parte Joel W. An
derson ct al. Mr. Fair for appellant. Mr..
Jones for respondent. Mr.. Fair in reply. The
cases of R. B. Gordon ct al, vs. Sutton Gold
Mining Company, and h. G. Harris, admins
traitor, vs.. Alfred Stillwell, were continued by
consent. Ex parte John ]. Ward. Petition
for admission to practice. Mr.. Mc1ver for
petitioner. The proper evidence being filed,
Mr.. Ward was sworn and enrolled as an attor.
ney, solicitor and counsellor Of the Supreme
Court.
At twoP. NJ. the court adjourned until Fri
day, December 1st, ten A. N.
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Hotel Arrlvais--November 81.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
G. q. King, New York; H. Miller, II. NC
Nair, Augusta; D. Buel, Mrs. Buel, Chicago;
w.D. Magee, Monticello, No.; D. W. james,
New York; NJ. P. Usina, Savannah; e. Frank
lin, Augusta; E. T. Harris, Wilkes County, Ca;
E. B. Tate, Ebert County, Ca; G. W. Dimick,
N. R. Ensign, Savannah; J. B. Ezell, ColuH-
bla; N. W. Coleman, Walhalla; Il. G. Robin
son, D. NJ. Salisbury, Providence; Mrs. E. G.
Harrison, j. R. Harrison, c. Kaufman, New
York; E. Heath, Massman, Philadelphia; NJ,
Cohen, Sumter; O. NJ. sadler, South Carolina
J. D. Parker, Adams Run.
PAVILION HOTEL.
George weob, wife and child, Savannah
Rev. Jno. W. Mckay, wife end three children
Graham's, 8. c.; Miss N. Coburn, Branchville
G. d. Bliss, Brooklyn; B. salters, Florence
]. B. Chandler, Master ]. B. Chandler, Kings
tree; W. A. McCrea. Kingstree; E. A. Bron
SON, Jno. ]. Bronson, Barnwell Sentinel; b. B
-Four, Barnwell; G. n. Camp, Montmorenci.
MILLS HOUSE.
General Getty, General W. Dimick, Q. 8. A.
N. B. Ensign, 81 sannah; ]. G. Bailey, Green
vile; John Russell, wife and son, New York
]. C. weatherby, South Carolina; E. o. Ely
Oswego; W. L. DePass, ]. h. Holland, Cam
den, 8. c.
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ERsT. CLASS RIvER.BOTTOM LAND
I In q high and healthy part Of the State for
sale with Flour, Grlst and Saw Mills, Cotton Gin
and Thresher, and succesaful stand for coun.
win be sold for partition, to the highest bid:
der. at spartanburg, y. O., on the nrst MONDAY
IN January, 1872, II not previously contracted for
" The i wei known Plantation OF CAMpoBELLA,
belonging to the Estate Of the late Major H. J.
Dean, containing 13ll acres. .,ii
It Is situated on the great thoroughfare ee-
tween spartanburg, s. O., and Asheyine, NJ o.
twenty i've miles northwest OF GreenVllle ana
dve miles from Gowansville.
The place Is one Of the most desirable In the up.
country, being unsurpassed ior health, ana md o.; y;
most unequalled for the quantity and quality OF
its eed.Bottom to be In heal ny locality, with
good Mills, bringing an immediate ana never.
failir return for the capital fnVested-nayipg 2o
acres Of best Reed Bottom In one body, within one
fence, In high state OF cultivation, never having
failed even In seasons Of greatest drought to bring
good crop, while the land 10 constantly lmproV'
ing, and the whole wei ditched lit and Drained 9
100 acres of best Greek Bottom, fresh and un.
cleared.
The remainder OF the Tract is wen wooded, in
original growth, and no green timber has been
cut on the place In ski cen years.
There are nve Settlements on the place, suitable
for tenants, and ample materials OF both wood
and stone are In sight OF the Saw MIL.
The Flour and Gr1st Mills are Wen oult, nlst
story OF stone-hss three sets OF boiling chests,
three run Of mill stones, and make as good nour
as any made south OF Baltimore. They have been
rebuilt as well as the Saw Mill, within few
years. and all have good run OF custom. The
near completion OF the Airline Railroad will add
The Mis- win be contracted for separately taa
also the Lands In lots to suit purchasers at pri.
vate sale.
nient tC, purchasers, 1t will be sold for onehal
cash-one. fourth in six months, and one.fourth In
twelve months, with interest from day OF sale,
and bond and mortgage TO secure the payment Of
the same. Title indisputable.
Persons wishing to examine the place viii be
directed at the Mill to Henry F. King. Esq, or
william ]. W. fden on the place. ANY information
desired can be obtained BY applying personally o.
Dr. O. E. Pleming-or by, letter TO the Executrix,
MRS. MARY OWEN DEAN,
noy3-f9 LOCK Box 20, Spartanburg, &. O.
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Our PRICES CuRRENr.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
, Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card Of the house forwarding 1t,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more. with business cards,
two and half cents per copy; single copies
five Snts.
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sHIRp WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The sudden
fall Of the thermometer during Wednesday
night astonished many who were not expect
ing the cold which followed yesterday morn
ing, and the past forty-eight hours exhibit q
striking contrast of temperature. On Wed
nesday, at eight o'clock inthe morning, the
Thermometer stood at sixty, and later in the
day rose to sixty-three. Yesterday morning
it opened, at eight O'Clock, at forty, twenty
degrees lower than at the same hour on the
previous day, and reached the highest point
at ve-o'clock, when the quicksilver showed
forty-six degrees. At eleven O'Clock iastnight
it stood at forty.
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The ACADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures
the disagreeable state OF the weather last
evening, the Templeton Troupe were once
more greeted with q fine house, and the blust'
ering wind and rain without only seemed to
make the audience more appreciative within.
1.-The Captain Of the Watch" q sparkling COM
edy from the French, was received with I'M
mense applause. May-the-Fay, in her song
and dance, created quite a sensation. Leon
Brothers, the clog dance Of Miss Jennie Wor-
rell, and Harry Jackson's ssLittle Major" !" were
loudly applauded at the close. Tonight the
bill is entirely changed.
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Aurtipn Sales.--future Daps
By A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
Auetfoneer.
DAISY BROOKS. EFT AL, VS.. E. O.

DATSY BROOKS, EFT AL, VS.. E. O.
I JONES, Executor, ct al -
BY virtue OF an order OF The Hon. Judge Gra
ham, made In this case, Will sell at Public Auc.
street on TUESDAY, the f2th December next
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two and Q half
story Dwelling, Shop and 0utbuildings, situate
on the east SIDE Of Meeting street, IN the City
late ". 8. Henerey, measuring In front on Meet
ing street so feet by 143 feet In depth, more or
less. Bounding north on Lands Of the late w. 8.
Henerey, south ON Lot numbered IN plan OF
WilNs, and west on Meeting street. ,;g,,. s..
Terms-Onehalf cash; balance In one year,
with IL terest from day Of sale, payable annually,
secured by bond OF the purchaser and mortgage
OF tue premises. Buildings 10 be insured and
policy assigned. WIN. j. GAYHh
nOVl7-f4tu1 Releroe.