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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
May 2S-Whit-Sunday, or
PentecOst.

schedule Of To-Day's Religious Labor-Herald
Religious Correspondsncs-The Great spe-
cialty Of Christianity Recreation for the
Poor on suaday-Ths Sunday Libra
ries-Ihs Morals OF Our School Chill
dron-rhe Social Evil Again
Swslsnborg and Spiritual
ism A squabbe Among
the Petticoats
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pie act or faith or belief, instead OF reaping what
they have Gown. Has the Lord forgotten Ills chill
drens Lo He comes To the Christian world ia an
unexpected nour ana manner as he came at the end
OF the jewish dispcnsation. Does He find faith on
earthp Let those who are watching for the morning
Judge. j. Il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
ORDlNANCKs.
ORDINANCE NO. l2l.

An Ordinance TO prevent the running a,
large Of (eO,os sad) goats, asd for Other
purposes.
DE i ordained BY the City Council OF the City
ID Of Cairo
sEcrIos l. That It shall not b lawful Tor any
goat TO run at large, within the lmits Of the said
CITY ofCsire; and any person being the owner OF
any goAs, or having charge or control OF the same
% agent or othsrvise, who shall perm such goal
70 run 81 large. IN any street, avsnue,. or public
ground oi said city shall forfeit and pay 70 said
city sum not lees than i've dollars, nor more
thAn twenty i've delisrs. for coca and every
sse. .. Al the provisions Of IN ordnance, en-.
uted "An Ordinance TO restrain hogs from run.
ming at large within the limits Of The Clty" and
numbered lis, be and the ssme are hereby re.
enacted and made part OF this ordinance,
ssc. ). IL shall not be lawful for any COW goat,
horse, mule, OF, bull, sheep. or swine, to wear 9
bell within the limits of said city; and any psrsop
being the owner Of any Of said aIimals or having
chhrRe OF the same - agent or otherwise, who
shall permit them or any OF them, to wear tell
within the limits Of said eitv, shall forfeit and
psy to said city sum not less than ave dollsrs,
nor more than twenty .hve dollars, for each and
every ohence; ; AMI, in addition, ten dollars for
each and every day such soinal shall continue
to wear such bell afsar the FIRST conviction Tor
such offence under this ordinance Provided,
however, that the wearing OF any bell BY sny
horse or mule. when IN harness and attsehed 10
Any vehicle, shall not be considered 9 violation
OF this ordinance,
Approved, JOHN n LANSDES.
Attest, Nayo,
n. HovLnr. City Clerk.
August 18th, 1871.
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WASHINGTON.
WEATHER REPORT.


WAsHIxoToH, August 29.-The bsrorns
ter has continued to fall on the Californis
coast, with westerly winds and hszy
weather. The area Of lowest pressure
which, Monday afternoon, was In Central
and Southern Wisconsin, has been drawn
northward TO Lake Superior, but is now
stretching eastward beyond Lake Huron,
and its influence has continued to extend
to the gulf and Atlantic coasts. South
westerly winds have prevailed from Lii
nois to New-York and tho gulf. Winds
have increased severely on the lower lakes
since this morning. Brisk westerly winds
are now reported from Lako Michigan.
Local rains and short squalls with rain
frequent the middle and eastern states.
Also, from Mississippi eastward TO the At
lantic coast. Partially cloudy end lear
ing weather now prevails from Minnesota
TO North Caroline and westward. ..f...
PROBABILITIES.
The storm central on Lake Superior and
Lake Huron will probably by "Wednesday
have extended northeast ward into Canada
with southeasterly winds and rain on tho
New Englspd coast. Southwesterly wind
with local storms from Maryland and
New Jersey northwsrds, and brisk winds
from the southwest west from Lake Onts-
rio 10 Lake Michigan. Tho conditions
will remain favorable for short rains ON
the coast Of the gulf states for Wednesday.
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NOTICE.

kioe Is hereby given that. whereas. William
bst did, on the tenth day Of March, 4. ID.
By his certain chattel mortgage convey to
G. kellogg, the Two story brick store
number tEsnty-fye (25l, in the city OF
oouaty ofAlexander and state OF Illinois.
|hsr With the ieasehold Of said lot, running
the let day OF January, A. ID. 1874, with all
|ppusteeances thereunto belonging TO secure
SaymeLtof certain promissary note bear
ven date thssevith. given BY. sad william
bet TO said Sarah e Kellogg for the sum OF
Ry.thrss hundred dollars f32.soo). payable
Rsar alter tho date thereof. And, whereas,
Rlt has been made In the payment OF q part
ia n0te, 70 secure the payment whereof said
|gags vas executed. ], the undersigned, II.
On Webb, attorney for said Sarah @. Kellogg.
|gsgee, will under and by virtue Of the pow
a authority contained in said mortgage, on
Pay. the 18Th day OF September, A. d 1871,
esn the hours OF ~ O'clock q. m. and
y p.n.. Of ssid day, at The premises, pro.
10 eel - public sale, 70 the highest bidder,
~ IN nd, the above described house and
! - sa1ie1y the amount due on said note.
II. wAssos wEss,
kitgusy for seyah 9. Kellogg, Mortgages
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW-YORK.
NRw-YoRK, Aug. 90.
FLOUR-Quist.
WHEAT-Quiet At u. .3ssl%0.
, CORN-Quiot at OF.
OATS-Strong at 45a49.
GOLD-l?h.
WHISKY-Quiet at s3a93i.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Steady; No. 2 In elevator
$l.28.
CORN-Dull; white In sacks, s2ab3.
OATS-Dull; No. q white in eleva.
tor, 81. .o. .'...r.....'
RYE--Dull at 5sa59.
WHISKY-Dull ut 50.
PORK--Quiet at $l3.
BACON-Firm, but not much doing in
order lots; shoulders, 81; clear rib, "a;
clear, 8; round lots held firmly ut the
same figures.
LARD-No sales.
...I,s NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.
BRAN-Dail at 81 OPAL .O5.
a BACON--Aetive and firmer; II, a. II
and Ct; all others unchanged. -
COITON--Supply light; market strong;
sales 100 bales; good ordinary, l6salGs;
low middlings, l7al7!.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 29-River three fee,
and nine inches and falling. Weather
clear and windy.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 80. River stationary
with IL inches over the chute, and five
feet on Portland bar. Weather clear and
pleasant Arrived-Eddyville, Cairo. The
Louisville wharf is being put in splendid
order. The tow boat Robin is being re-
moded and lengthed
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 29.-Weather clear
and pleasant; mecury So. River station
AIRY. Up-Dick johnson, Ella Hughes,
Fayette, Florence and Mallie Ragon.
Down-Tobe Hurt and Ella Hughes. with
moderate trips. Business very dull.
MEMPHIS, Aug, 2O.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River declining. Departed
lady Lee, Red river; II. S. Turner, New
Orleans; Minnie and Mary Boyd, Arkan-
sas river
YICKsBURo, August 29,-Down-W. s.
Pike. Up-Julia. The weather is warm
and clear river still falling,
NKw ORLEANS, Aug. 2o.-Arrived-
Belfast, st. Louis. Departed-C. B.
Church, Southwestern and John Kyle, St.
Louis.
ST. Louis, August %. 20.-Arrived-Argo-
naut, Tennessee river; Lucy Bertram,
Mollio McPike and Lake Superior, Keo-
kuk Grand Tower, Memphis Nile, Cam
bridge; Kellogg, Cairo; Huron and Hem
slee, Missouri river. Dcparted-Hants-
vile, Peoria; Mollie McPike and Lucy
Bertram, Keokux; City OF Vicksburg,
Vicksburg; Mary Mcdonald, Kansas City;
Lake Superior, ~. Paul. River about sta
t'onsry and the weather clear and cool.
LIrTLE Rock, Aug. 29.-Weather clear
and cool. The river continues to decline
Arrived-Dardanell, Little Rock. De-
Gibson, Memphis. The Dar-
dauell lays over for repairs.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
THE REBEL CHIEF ALEGARO
.7.E PREPARING FOR WAR.
A GENERAL INDIAN WAR AN.
TICIPATD.

SAN FnAScIsco, August 29.-The Indi.
an difficulties In southern California are
moro serious than vas at Rrst anticipated.
The following startling intelliesnce is
just recsived from Los Flores, this morn
ing: The Rebel Chief Alsgaro has per-
suadsd the Casulillas 10 join him in an at
tack on the settlement Of San Luisen.
The settlsrs responding 70 . cell Of Col.
g. J. Couts, who will join the command OF
Col. Brown to-nigbt. Father Ubach of
San Diego, has Just returned and reports
all attempn on his part to bring peace havo
been frustrated by Alegaro. Much excite
ment prevails in the Vicinity Of San Aoui-
ssry and general uprising and an Indian
var y satieipatsA. s,5.I Wcr .s.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
ORDINANCE NO. l22.

An Ordinance to amend Ord;Nance Ia. |D
and tor other purposes.
DE il ordained By the City Counsdi OF the Cts
ID Of Cairo - -
sRcrIoS /. That said Ordinance No 20. bs ANA
the same is hereby amended, by adding Al The and
OF the FIRST section. the words or sry tn. iron
or wooden boz, pm, pot, can, bucket, pine, hoop,
OF wooden ware whatsoever; or any old boot,
shoe, hat, rags, or cicthing or any Tree or bush,
or portions Of the same or any old ismbsr,
shsvnes, stray manure, hay, grass, vegetables.
houses or any offensive, foul, or nsuseoua liquid
er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the provisions Of this or
dinAnee shall not apply to any building materials,
deposted ON the streets or ayssues, to be used si
emoled nor to any vsgetab; es offAl, or garbage.
placed IN BOZ or barrel at the side Q; the street.
tof removal and provided. also. that II any earth
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
TO CONTRACTORS.

|DfiOH 10 hereby gwen. that sealed proposals
will b received d my once, until IL O'Clock. /.
pf 0asurday ths0th day OF september, 1871, for
Puildtng OF . bridge scross Cache river, oppo.
ehs old town Of Unity, according 70 plans and
ineakions aov Cn hle in my ONCE, 10 the City
|F,Iss biddipg viii spbmit the same-lst. For
Nh In hsnd. ID. For $500 tn Pulssti county
Do, ard $500 in personal subscriptions, made
n OF the building Of said bridge, and guaran.
" Pulaski county, the balance cash in
3 contractor vill bs required 70 complete
~ idgs on or before tie lst day Of January,
~ 6 he satisfaetion Of the County Courts Of
! isAdsr and Pulasti couasies. Pay Dsnt Will be
e;on completion Of the work.
JACOB g. LYNCH,
18th. ISL. County Clerk Alexander Co.
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Contrary TO all expectations the river is
again falling and has fallen one inch since
last report. The Ohio is falling at Cincin-
natl with four feet one inch in the chan
mel. At Louisville the river is stationary
with &c inches TO Evansville. ....
The landing yesterday presented rather
quiet appearance. 1. --.-
Weather clear and pleasant. ,'r
The James Howard laid over until day.
light yesterday in order to get over a:
many Of the shoal places as possible during
daylight. She was 81 days out from the
port. She lost eleven days in Choctav
bend. When just below Natchez sh'
broke her pittman straps. She had abou,
400 tons for st. Louis. She landed less
passengers this trip than on any otheI
trip since she has been running.
The Indiana came up light. She is now
loading for New Orleans.
The City Of Quincy had fair trip.
Capt. Judd West was taken sick in New
Orleans, and turned the boat over TO his
mate and went through by rail to St.
Louis.
The Mary Alice had a tow of loaded
barges.
The Andy johnson was aground six
hours above Cape Girardeau. She added
considerable here.
The Jas. Fisk had very good trip of
freight and people.
The City of Chester arrived on good
time with q moderate trip.
Tho chamber of commerce, at Little
Rock, have adopted a resolution refusing
tn nAtronize the St. Louis and Arkansas
their boats peddling goods to people resid.
ing along the river.
Capt. Kountzs new steamer, John +
Tolle, has been successfully launched n
Elizabeth.
The st. Louis and Memphis Packet
Company have reduced the rates OF
freight to Memphis, to 40 cents per Dbl. on
hour, and IS cents for pound freight. To
'N"'DNi w NcHbS ou HOuT, tOr
pound freight.
The Burksville arrived with about 70
tons of freight, consisting of furniture, hay,
whisky, cement, bagging, stoves, etc She
was aground severel hours on French Is
land.
The John Lumsden had a moderate trip
Of re-stipping freight.
John Dunlooy, the well.known steam
boat bake, and brother-in-lay of Capt
John Il. Conway, was seized with cramp
while bathing in the Monongahela river,
and was drowned. The body has not yet
been recovered
Capt Gus Fowler of the steamer Idle.
wild was in town yesterday.
Capt. Ben. NJ. Mrrielees is in our city
looking after his new purchase, the steam
er Louisville.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
SARATOGA
THE RACES - FIFTEEN EN-
...,., TRIES. .......

SARATOGA, August 29.-Up to this date
there has been fifteen entr tries for the Sara.
toga international regatta--ave for four
Dared race and ten for single scull race
The following are the crews entered for
tho former; Ward brothers, four of New
burg; Biglin crew, Mckee crew, TYNE
crew, Of England, and the winship crew,
Of England.
The following entered for the single
scull race John Biglin, Joseph Kaye and
Coulter, of the Biglin crew; Ellis Ward, Of
the Ward brothers crew; Bright, Kelly,
and Chambers, Of the Tyne crew; JOSEPH
II. Saddler and Robert Bagnall, Of t6e
Winship crew Of Englaed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
FOREIGN.
DIR. LIVINGSTON RETURNING
HOME.

DuBLis, August 29.-Tho French dop.
utAtion to 1relsud has returned home. E.
LoxDos, August 29.-Ths British con-
sui at Zsn zibar writes that DR.. Livingston
Tho African explorer---is slowly making
bis wsy homewafd.
Mr.. Guruey, English commissioner Of
The Washington treaty, receives no com
psnsation for his services.
.d,rai l.! "a FRANCE. -......
FAsfs, August 90. The Prussiansl will
evseaats III the forts near Paris by the
9th Of September. .'l ..- :"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
SALT LAKE.
ARRESTED YoR MURDER.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Aug. 2s.-Wm.
Hickman and John Black, well-known
residents Of the Territory, were arrested
yesterday by the United States Marshal at
Camp Floyd charged with murder
The prisoners were brought in to-day and
placed In Camp Douglass. The particu-
lars Of the alledged crime are not yet
known.
Hickman was once a mormon in good
fellowship. 1t is said by gentiles that the
arrest will lead to exciting disclosures Of
other crimes duplicating the church au-
thorities
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
ST IOI1IS.
DESPERATE AFFAIR INSANDO.
WILLIE, ILLS.
ONE MAN KILLED AND THREE
WOUNDED.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29--On Saturday last, a
fight occurred among number of country
men who came into Sandoville on the o.
& n. R.R. in the morning and remained
their till night. They fought among
themselves and one man named Stevens
was killed. Three others were seriously
wounded.
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BASE BALL.
AT FORT WAYNE, IND.

AT FORT WAYNE, IND.
FoRT WAYNE, August 29.-To-day the
second game for the championship between
the Haymaksrs and Keckongias was
played in this city and resulted as follows
Haymskers-0 O 0 3 l 0 0 0 o.
Keckongias-l 0 02O 0-G.
Dean, OF the Keckongias, being unwell,
acted rs umpire. Time Of game was one
hour and forty-hve minutes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30

ELECTION NOTICE.

u ssoekAolders OF the EntsrprDe Savings
b Of CAIRO are hereby notified that an election
10 head at the City National Bank on Mon.
esp1smbsr eth. for the election Of seven d..
3sYs. Polls open from ten to twelve O'Clock
--.t WALrsR HIsLoP,
Igaedtd Treasurer
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BINDING,

DOCKS, pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, news.
- papers, tax lists, and every variety Of exten.
speedily executed, in the bulletin book lob,
and newspaper binding establishment.
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ALBANY, N. Y.
BUCKHURT RESPITED.

ALBANY August 27.--Gov. Hoffman has
has respited the murderer Buckhurt till the
25th Of September.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
SlMlLIA SIMlLIBUS CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAVE proved, from the most ample exper.
IL lence, an entire success Slmple-Prompt-
Ehcent and Reliable. They are the only medi.
cines perfectly adapted to popular use-so sim.
pie mat mistakes cannot be made IN using them;
SO harmless "a TO be free from danger, and so
eftcient as to be always reliable. They have ras-
eIthe highest commentators from all, and will
always render sat isfactIon.
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RIVER NEWS.

PORT LIST.
ARRIVED
Steamer Indiana, New Orleans.
City Of Quincy, New Orleans.
" Mary Alice, St. Louis.
Andy johnson, st Louis.
:. JAS. Fisk, Jr, Paducah.
y Illinois, Columbus.
City Of Chester, St. Louis.
Burksville. Louisville.
r..' John Lumsdcn, Evansville.
DEPARTED.
Steamer City Of Quincy, st. Louis.
Z" A. Baker, Cape Girardeau.
Andy johnson, New Orleans.
Ja', Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
Illinois, Columbus.
4" City Of Chester, Memphis.
Mary Alice, New Orleans.
John Lumsden, Evansville.
BOATS TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Steamer City Of Vioks sburg, Vicksburg'
Dick johnson, Evansville.
Carrie V. Kountz, New orleans
Illinois, Columbus. ..
Jas. Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
Colorado, st. Louis.
Burksville, Louisville.
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FROM BOSTON.
THE LATE RAILROAD DISAS.
TER. r
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDO.
.s ...H I'D. LRNCE.

BosroN, Ausust 29.-At . large public
meeting Of the citizens Of Swampscott, held
this morning, resolutions OF coincidence
with the friends of the killed and sympa.
thy for the wounded in the late disaster.
weyc paSsed. ..rr r.l
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PEOPLES MEAT MARKET
-a s.
: CHAS. GAYER 4 CO., d.
Pl0skiIross.

EP constantly %. hand the best Of beef.
0rk, mutton, veal, lamb. sausage. pudding,
Fresh white lard in any quantity, corned
kte.. always ON hand. @
lyS promptly oiled, and satisfaction yerran.
teb7W
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WENDELL PHILLIPS

offered 9 resolution to inquire whether
railroads could not be required 10 adopt
measures for the prevention Of such hor-
rors.
Similar public meetings will probably bc
held here. ..., 81,
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BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON Av.
INSURANCE,

INSURANCE,
W. II. MORRIS, II. II. cASDEE
Notary Public, No. Pub. and U. 8. Com.
INSUREl
uULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK,
CCIDENT, LIFE,
I N 8 U r A N 9 Eel
HTSA, HARTFORD,
Assets Jis5oi 81
NORTH AMERICA, PA,
o.
hARIfohD, CONN.,
Assets.-............,."...... .5b, go ~
Phoenix, HARTFORD,
,Tsl las Sc
INTERNATIONAL, N. Y,
,353, ,3os II
PUTNAM, HARTFORD,
Aesals. 7OS gSJ u.
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Assets s.
HOME, COLUMBUS,
Assets ...",......."."5l5,21 ,21s i3
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO-,
coNSEcrrCuT MUTUAL LIFE,
Assets OK, 600 "
TRAVELLERS, HARTFORD, LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
Assets 200 900 "
RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
co., HARTFORD,
Assets 600 Os
INDEPENDENT, BOSTON,
Assets ,sd2 %
Stafford, NORRIS & CANDEE,
II Ohio Levee,
City National Bank, CAIRO, LII.
FIRE AND MARINE
L N 5 u r A N CE
COMPANIES.
NIAGARA, ". V,
Assets f3o,2lC y
GERMANIA, n. Y,
Assets ,o5s,7ei rs
HANOVER, n. Y,
Assets ....... '''"''''"''.''......... ,se2 "
REPUBLIC y. Y.
Assets ,925 o.
Comprising the underwriters' Agency.
YoNKERs, N. Y,
,iI Il
ALbANl 'lI1i
Assets 1913 2,
FIREMEN's FUND, 5. T.,
SECURITY, n. Y.-MARISE
49, si9 o0
SIoRE, Dwellings, Furniture, Hulls and Car.
~ goes, insured Mt rates ~ favorable a, sounI
permanent security viii warrant.
respectfully ask of the citizens Of Cairo n
share OF their patronage.
4. n. HUGHES,
Otiice-at FIRST National Bank.
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THE BULLETIN

Reported sapssiasly:Gss shs Caare Bul
Ieti.! Ten hsurs In sdvasee Of ~.
Louis papers.
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FROM NEW YORK.

INTERESTING FOkEIGN INTEL
LIGENCE.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1871-04-08
VALUABLE peeAHHaaNNF7As GRAZING GRAIL :
Timber And Mineral Lands For Sale

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court
of Pocahontas county, rendered at the Oc-
tober term, 1869, in the csse Of john Irlmpie'
Administrator, &C., and others, against benJa.;
min Herold, shall; as Special Commissioners.
therein appointed, proceed to sell, at pnoiic
auction, to the highest bidder, in trout OF the
Courthouse Of Pocahontas county, OIL
THURSDAY, the 18TH DAP Of MAP, 1871,
the lands in the bill and proceedings in the SAID
cause mentioned. 49,.
These lands consist Of 492 acres Of fine white
pine timber Iand on Cochran's Creek; 4OO acres
of grazing and timber land, on the Allesnany
Mountain; 1859 Of pine and mineral land' on
Middle Mountain about 300 acres, on Erushy
and Beaveriick Mountain. abounding III IRON ore
of superior quality; 3:245 acres OF best Elm
grazing lands, and the farm upon winch saio
Herold now resides situated en- Knapp's creek
and on the Warm Springs and HuntersVille turn
pike road. three miles from the town OF Hun
tcrsvillc and containing 200 acres. This tfact
has on it a comfortable dwelling house, gooa
barn. all necessary out-houScs. DC, about Ivy
! acres of excellent meadow, and is we'll adapted
to grain growing and farming purposes.
TERMS=
|. Enough cash in hand to pay the costs OF suit
and expenses of sale, and for the balance
credit of QUE two and three years will be given:
the purchaser executing bonds with approved
security for the deferred payments, and The IL
tic retained Until all the purchase money Is paid
These lands will be sold in tracts to suit the pl
chascrs, - :.
JOHN NJ. LIGHTNER,
April l-lw Special Commissioner.
Printers fee, 3ll.25. -
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THE CELEBRATED TROT7tKe STALLION,
CLINTON P r IA 81 :; J f.,

VIII steud the ensuing season at Dr.: sam1
w Boards, nor1h Of Lewisburg. and Mr..
Newton Dickson's, on Second Creek, In Monroe
county. Season to commence on the Isl Gay OF
April and expire july lst. Days On: stand at
Dr.. Boards: Saturday. Monday and Tuesday !;
and pickson's: Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day Of each week. =. -''.:..
Terms $40 INSURANCE; to be paid OH the
lst day of November, il maret prove to be with
colt -.
CLINTON PRIAN, JR., is 4 beautiful fig
ured bsy, with black legs. matte and tail, SIX
teen hands high and fully preportisi,sd: Vas
bred by Jno. Hadlcy. OF Clarksvii!e. KT. Got
by Young Count Piper;' bred By. J. NJ;
Branch. Cayuga cot;fty, y. y; he ~ Oid
Count Piper, got BY Marshall Duroc; dam eV
imported Expedition, (See Edgat's Stuff Sock.
page 165. where full pedigree will be founct'!-
Marshall Drroc VAS got hy Old Daroe, see: siae
Of American Eclipse. by imported Done:Se, -
Clinton Priams dam, Kate. q dark esE mare
The property Of Jno. HadleY: w:.S got h!; tile
thoroughbred horse Pr;am, owned ny Isaac
Smith Of Eaton. oh'o. tria'a was g7s ~ the
noted race horst: Jnhn Richards III: dam. Kitty
Hickory. Wa: got by the weii-EiioW:! running
horse Hickory, he by the imported "lip grand
dam by Tiger Whip, Of Kclteuc5Sly ::.i'. HE'i,n-
ported Whip. -. .~.
Ali extended pedigree is deemed ur1scssssly
Mar. 25-1w SEI DER 4 BEARD.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1871-04-08
The Champion Reapcrs AVID MowcSs.

J, Z. Quinn and j. II. Bunger have associated
themselves together as Agents tor the celeora-
ted Champion Eeapers and Movers They are
Agents Tor Monroe, Grcentricr and fWcahontas
counties. = Fact is the source OF all logic.
The farmer who will read the record OF the
Champion can Judge whether its reputation has
not been most fully established by the results
Of 1870, TIC demand has entirely surpassed
their most Sangniuc expectations, Already or
tlcretl and sold one car load Of these machines,
Additional orders are being rapidly taken. we
would say hand in your orders at once, As de-
lav might tcrminatc in disappointment. Tie
Agents viii keep t:o,istantly ca hand large as
$ortmcnt Of repairs to be had at the most access
BILE points The merits Of the Champion are
50 we'll known thai We tl'.cns i: unnecessary to
saw ANYTHING furtir III its praise
For catalogue. ami testimonials, address
j. L. Quinn. Palestine,
Or, +. H. BuNGEIt. Icwisbur". ". Va.