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Exaggerated Reports Regarding the
Loss OF Life, etc.

CHICAGO, October 16.-There has
been wonderful activity in the south
division of the burned district to-day.
Thousands of men have been at work
clearing away the debris and putting
up temporary buildings, etc. Every
labOring man willing to work, can
find plenty to do ct liberal wages.
The action of the bankers in unani-
mously resolving to open business
tomorrow, and to pay at once, if
called for, every dollar due their de-
positors, and the promptness of the
insurance companies il settling their
losses, mas inspired a renewal of con-
fdence among business men. All
looks well for the future, so far as the
future is within human control.
There are many sensational and ex-
aggerated reports published through
the press In the country, which have
not the remotest foundation in truth.
The yare sent by special correspond
ents, and are not through the Associ-
ated Press. One report is in effect
that the wooden pavements Of the
city were entirely consumed, and that
they served largely towards feeding
and extending the fire. Nothing
could be farther from the truth. The
wooden pavements all remain as laid
down, firm as rocks, scarcely scorched
at all, and in places where red-hot
bricks, stone and iron fell on them,
they are at this moment nearly as
good as ever, and about. the only thing
that resisted successfully the fearful
heat to which they were subjected.
The reports, Of the loss of life, also,
are greatly exaggerated. The num-
Der of dead bodies already discovered
fallsshort of one hundred and twenty
five. Large numbers supposed to
have been lost are alive and well,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-18

General Grant has reconsidered his
resolution regarding Collector Tom.
Murphy, of New York, and concluded
that a change in the Office is required
both by the Government service and
public opinion. Murphy, therefore, will
be expected shortly to send in his
resignation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-18

Among the Democrats elected to
the Legislature is D. J. Callen, of
Mercer Co. Now the query is, what
viii OF can Callen do without Parr,
Ball, Raber and Acker? Especially
Acker, to assist jp PPiRts" Of order.
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New AdVert S.


Il IST OF LETTERS
LUnclaimed, remaining IN the Warren
Post Office, Tuesday, Oct. Il. 1871.
Austen Mrs Observation-Disclosures HF
Brickley Miss Laura johnson John F2
Bushnell Seth A Johnson WE
Brigham ColJH Lem Wm
CaywOOd CC2 Lowe Miss Mile 2
Dischmon Freds McGOvern r
DOherty Mrs Minnie Myers David
Dawson Miss Maggie Newton Smith
Defiin JoEn Summerlin Wilson
Hescock Mrs Squires Miss Lucia NJ
Holmes ] II Smith Anon
Hogan Miss Ann Thompson Miss Sarah
EA-Have YOU letters directed IN ARE OF
your box.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above, viii
please to call for advertised letters.
If not called for in 80 days viii be sent 70
dead letter office.
Office hours. $50 A. NJ, o 7-8OP. M.
e. Money sent without danger OF loss.
Rates Of commission charged for money
orders:
On orders not exceeding s20...--.I0 cts.
Over $50 and not exceeding s30...-.-.-I5 cts.
Over $50 and not exceeding S40.....--.@ cts.
Over $40 and not exceeding s5O..--..S cts.
No single order issued for more than $50.
&. r. WISE r. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-18

The political campaign in New York
has fairly opened. II the Republican
party Of that State has wisdom to hold
in allegiance the vsrisuaes at issue be-
tween IFS own wings, there would seem
TO be q good probability Of rescuing the
State in November from the horde Of
thieves who at present control it.
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IT S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ u. S. Circuit Court, Northern District

Of OHIO. 0i''u'' Court northern Di''ri''
Nancy Sloan, By virtue OF an
VS. Salias ,Vendi Expo
the U. $. Circuit Court, Northern District o.
Ohio, in the above anne case, to me direct
ed and delivered, I have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at the south door
of the Court House, in the city Of Warren,
Trumbull county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Nov, 1871,
between the hours of one and three O'Clock,
D. m. Of said day. the following described
land and tenements, OF William 8. Fender
gest. tO-Wit: The following described tract
ofland situate in Liberty township, Trum-
bull County, Ohio, being part Of Section No.
Is aud No. o, in said township, beginning at
the south L corner of what Is known as the
McClary Saw Mill Lot, Of ten Q0 acres, at
the south line Of said section ls thence east
s chains 81 inks along said section line No.
Is, to a post at the n. E. corner Of what was
formerly known as the Il. Stewart farm /;
thence ). 20 w. along the Z. line OF said
Stewart farna 5 chains % links, to the mid
die OF the Dad leading from Hubbard to
Warren; thence along the middle Of said
road n. 10 w. 9 chains 81 links to a stake
standing s. 2I<o +, IS links nom a small
beach sight tree on the west line OF the land
hereby conveyed; thence n. 24<e W. IL
chains Slinks to a stake on the E bank OF
the mill dam,a at one Of the corners OF said
10 acres saw mill; thence E b chains50Inks
10 another corner Of saidsay mill lot; thence
s. 6 chains and 50 links. to the place Of be-
ginning, containing 73S-lo0 acres ofland.-
Also another tract Ofland, to-wtt: The fol-
lowing described tract Of land, situate in
Liberty township. Trumbull County, Ohio,
and is known by part OF Lot No. Is, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a post for
q corner, at s. w. corner OF lands OF John
Wilson. and running n. 20 chains and 50
links with the W. line OF said Wilson'S land
to n most: thence 8. So w. &chains to apost;
thence S.2o Z. % chains sol n toa post;
thence Z. with south line Of said Lot No. Is,
81 chains to the place OF beginning, contain
ing IS acres and 60 rods Of land. excepting
and reserving out of the above described
lands ten acres sold by James Donaldson to
Alexander McClary. For more particular
desert ption, see Jas DennisOn's deed made
to Thomas Donaldson, dated June, 1882;
which, according TO command Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Court Of Trumbull Co,
Ohio, has been attached by the Sheriff Of
said Trumbull County, TO satisfy aiudgment
OF the Circuit Court OF the United states. for
the Northern District Of Ohio. rendered at
the January term in the year 1870. In favor
of Nancy Sloan, and against William g..
Pendergest. Appraised at $500. Terms
Cash. r. HASTINGS. u. s. Marshall.
By GEO. ". Dickinson, Deputy.
us. MarshaI's ONCE, Clev', o., Oct. Is, list
NTDIWVT ND mn H-- 49,.
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NOTICE.

O1lOE.
IN George H. Porter, and william Grace
will take notice that Henry Wagner, of the
County Of Trumbull. and state OF Ohio, did
on the 18th day OF October, 1871, file his petit.
ton in the Cour Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county Of Trumbull, in said
State, Of Ohio, against them, setting forth
that on the 26th day OF December, 1855, he
and said Porter entered into an agreement
by which the said Wagner sold to said Porter
a lot OF land situate in Mecca township,
Trumbul county. n known as parts OF
Lots Nos. Is Ind Il. and wherein said Porter
agreed 10 pay therefor the sum OF thirteen
thousand dollars, that there is now due to
said Wagner on said contract the sum OF
eleven thousand dollars INT interest from
the sd day Of August, A. d. 1871, and that
said William Grace claims some interest in
said land. a II petition prays that said de-
PENDANTS may be ordered to pay said money
so due, or that said premises may be sold 70
pay the same. and for other and adequate
relief. The said defendants are notified that
they are required to appears and answersaid
petition on or before the 10th day Of Deem
Der, 1871. HENRY WAGNER.
BY RatlifT & Moses, Att'ys.
Oct. Is, l67l-6t.
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Oct.ISI-2t


NOTICE.
IN Austin Evans Of East Palestine, in the
county Of Columbiana, and State OF Ohio,
is notified hat Maria Evans did, on the 18th
day Of September, A. D., 1871. file her petit
ton in the office OF Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas within and for the county OF
Trumbull, and State OF Ohio, charging the
said Austin Evans with adultery with one
Mary ]. Tumble, and also with three years
tin Evans, and hat she be decreed the Gus
tody of her child, and be decreed reasonable
alimony. Said petition Will stand for hear
ing at the first term OF the Court OF CON-
mon Pleas OF said county In session after
the expiration Of the sixth publication Of
this notice. MARIA EVANS,
By II. C. Camp, Woodwork & Writ her
Attorneys. (oct. Is, lS7l-st-s
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The question of the day is, what is a
fre-proof b~uilding7. Buildings that
were supposed. to be such in Chicago
were consumed as wooden structures
ordinarily are. The conditions Of that
confiagration were extraordinary, but
they are liable to occur again, not only
in Chicago but in other places.
The New York Herald thinks that
the Pennsylvania election has knocked
General Hsncock's Presidential cake
into the fire. More than that, the
Democratic party has gone with it.
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t TO

IN Notice is hereby given, that plans and
specifications for a new hoo House, to be
built in District No. I, Warren township are
on file in the Township Clerks office. Build
ers are invited to make proposals until the
LIST day Of Nov. A. D. 1871, at 2 o'clock, D. n.
The board reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. By order Of the Board.
GEO. B. KENNEDY,
Oct. lS7l-2t Township Clerk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-18

GIRCULARS, Bill Heads, Stater
Omens, &C., for eyeIybodyI printed atthe
CHRONICLE OFFICE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-18
WE SELL FOR CASH!
WE HAVE ONE PRICE!

one Mans money is as good t. s and viii buy as much as that Of another. wsmake n o
Misrepresentation. A goods sold b Y us shall be iua what Nc represent them 70 be-
Space WA not ALLOW us 70 set forth detail what VI have in stock, bt below nay be
h0unda few items
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GRIM HUMOR.

A placard posted up on the ruins.
placed there to denote where the firm
could be found who occupied the
premises before the fire, read "Ow-
ing to it becoming too warm in this
locality on Monday, we have removed
to Eo--Canal street,
Messrs. Van Setback, Reed d Co.,
wholesale druggists, have up a plaeard
which reads: "Slightly scorched /;
removed to No. 2S Canal street,"
Another, on a shanty just built,
-. real estate agent. All gone
but wife, babies and energy" These
are samples oflhow cOOlly the business
men take their troubles.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-18
THE EXODUS

1t Is almost impossible for railroad
companies to accommodate Il e exodus
Ofsufferers who are accepting the offer
of free railroad passes and leav ing
Chicago, hundreds of them,say forever.
The town is crowded to OVERLOOKING
with visit Ors, and so great is the
crowd among the ruins that it is i'm
possible for vehicles to get through.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-18
ONE WORD! rive WORDSn SEyERAL WORDSM
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing

To be found tna any dore,o outside the large cities, and We think We sneak With, bunod
when " e say that weexeept only few houses in the larger efea o BE- satisfied COVE
an SEE The principal part Of ours stock wa bought In Ju. We hsys avsd to on
trade the advance. In most aseso our prices ARE as low alastyear
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
The Lesson of Nature.

Topper is characteristic of winter
Vegetation dies or falls into state of
trance. The whole aspect Of inanimatc
tlrc teaches us that there is n pnrnlyziug
influence in tho air, nnd ght to teach US
that our bodies rcquirs an increase of vital
power to contend with it. Some Of even
the WI rm- bloodcd animals bury themselves
in the earth and remain in state of par
tial stapefaction until the season is over,
and the elixir Of the sp, ing sunshine stim-
ulates their stagnant blood, and restores
their vigor. But man, although he feels
the influence Of the season, can protect
himself against its inclcmenoy. lie has
fuel TO warm him externally. and can tone
and strengthen his internal organization
and endow 1t with the extra amount of vi
tality which the circumstances require
Df nll invigorants that have been recon-
mcndcd for this purpose, lIostcttcrs Stom-
nch Bitters is the purest and the best -
Fortified by the daily use Of this whole
some vegetable tonic, the human syt EN- ma y
defy the chills and damps of winter in any
latitude. Its effects is TO promote n brisk
md regular circulation of the blood. and
activity in all the secrctivc organs, With :
out the slightest tendency to produce fever
it imparts n healthful glow TO tho surface.
and stimulates the exterior vessels to dis
charge, i'll the form Of gentle perspiration,
the useless matter eliminated from the
blood. Thus The system is kept unclogged
Fever and .gue, bilousness, indigestion
and collie, all Of which are the common con
sequences Of the searching damps and low
temperature Of winter, may be avoided (as
we'll MS cured) by course Of this genial
tonic and Alternative. apl
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Chemistry is furnishing US new agents
for fuel, force, food and many her impor-
tant aids over those we once possed Ports
from which commerce was drives during
the hot months by their terrible fevers are
visited all tie year with impunity now
Many localities in the South and West kept
tenaiitlces ty their deletcrous means arc
how filling up with populations under the
protection Of Ayers Augc Cure. Their
nt'licting Chlls and Fever orc so ef-
tectualy cured by this remedy that the
disease no longer turns emigration aside or
destroys the settler if he ventures upon its
ihfeclcd distric,s.-Gazctte, independence,
Mo. unl I
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SHERIFF,S r1=

Df Virtue Of sundry Executlong W
~ directed, will offer for sale at Fairfield
Court House on the first Monday and the
day following, iii May hext, within tho
legal hours of sale, to tho highest bidder,
Tor Cash, tho following Real Property.
Purchasers to pay for titles and stamps:
One trac. Of land containing 700 acres,
moro or less, lying on Waterco Greok,
bounded by lands Of John Brattoh, Estate
of David Mobly. Vim. Thorn tnd estate of
j. 1. McCrorcy. levied ur,n ns the proper.
ty of W. 4. Thorn at the suit of ]. L.
Richmond and others.
One tract of 750 acres Of land, moro or
less lying or Watercc Creek, md adjoining
lands of W. Il. Thorn, estate of Da, id
Mobley, Daniel Mcdonald, W. B. Brooks
and estate of J. 4. McCrorcy, levied upon
as the property Of W. Thorn at the suit of
=. l.. RichU ond against W. Il. Thorn and
Wm. Thorn AID others against VIM. Thorn.
One tract of land containing 500 acres
more or less, bounded by lands Of G. p.
Martin, D. b. Kirkland aud lands recently
belonging to W. a. Martin and others, lev.
led upon as tho property Of L. s. Davis,
Administrators, of j. L. Davis, at the suit
of VIM. Blnir, and sold subject to tho right
Of the widow to homestead MS assigned to
her by commissioners on tho 31st day of
March, 1871.
The right tillo and Interest OF W. j.
Shelton, Jr., in oil that tract Of land lying
on Broad River, containing 3S3 acres; moro
or less, and bounded by lduds Of G.. w.
Faucet, - Ncwyil, - Ncyitt and Broad
Diver.
Also, tho interest Of w. j. Shelton, Jr.,
in md to one Island tract Of land contain
ing % acres, moro or less, surrounded by
tho waters Of Broad River levied nnon MS
the property Of W. J. Shelton, Jr., at Tho
suit Of Kerr g. Roach.
l.. W. DUVALL, 8. F. C.
Sheriff s Office,
winnsboro, April 6, 1871.
apl Like
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Capital Stock Paid jn---$20O,OOO.

rHE oapi.at siook i; Of thi. Bank i. now
l. 5000 0D9. all Of which has been paid
in, and confirmed by TIE Comptroller of The
Currency. Authority has also been receiy.
cd fo, a, further increase TO- fhs. amount Of
S6O.0 900, q which over $4,000 hos al
ready been taken. Persons wishing TO
make an ih3estmcnt should apply wit5out
delay. The Surplus Fund is now $4,000,
or three per cent upon it's stock.
The Carolina National Bank Issues Ger.
tifcates Of deposit, bearing interest at the
rats of soven per cent. per annnm. This
feature of ito business makes it practically
A Savings Bank.
and attention is called 10 ne fact I'm. The
safety Of these deposits, as Well as all 9TH
ers, are gtnra,ifced by lhc whole capital Of
the Bank No safer mode Of temporary
investment ~ offered TO the public than this
the deposits being payable on demand,
or on short notice. Deposits Of any amount
reoived either In currency or coin, and ; ey.
able In tho same. Interest will be paid al
the end OF each six months, should deposits
remain beyond that length Of time.
Columbia. 8 O. Jahhary 28, 1871.
jan 3l-f1aa8m
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Sale OF Valuable Town Property;

Sale OF Valuable Town Property:
c. NJ. Aikon, Assignee, vs. James 8: Stew.
nrt-ln the Common Pleas, Fairfield,
Complaint TO Forccosc Mortgage.
In purcuancc of an order Of sale made in
this case by Judge Rutland, will offer for
sale at public outcry to tho highctt bidder
before the Court House i'll Winnsboro, on
The first Monday in May next, four Valua.
bic Lots of Land lying in tho Town of
Winnsboro, On Congress or Mdin Street, be.
tween the Odd Fellows burnt building and
Patrick jenkins house. Each fronting on
said Congress or Main Street 36 feet more
or lees, and running back 80 feet TO A. p.
Miller's lot.
TERMS af :S,;;::1.2. S;;:12
One. third cash, for the balance. crrai,
of ono year, with interest thereon from ,h,
day OF sale, payable annually Until the
| whole of tho debt and interest DO paid
Purchasers to gi*o bond and NOR gage Of
the p' emiscs. and pay for all necessary pa.
pcrs and revenue Stamps.
l.. W. DUVALL, SEC.
Sheriff 8 Office,
Winnsboro, April 8, 1871.
april 0-tlx2
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IaponrANT TO BUiLoERs.-Doors, sashes,
blinds, mouldings, and all the mat erials no
ccssary TO finish n house in proper style
can bo obtained ut the lowest market rates
direct from tho manufacturer, p p. Toale,
Charleston. s. c., who has the largest and
most complete mandatory of such arti
ces in the Southern Statos. SEQ his ad
vcriscmeut in another colum,
NIL I
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

RY virture of sundry executions TO me
- directed, I will offer for sale at Fair
field Court House on the first Monday and
tho day following. in May next with.
in the legal hours Of sale, 10 The highest
bidder. for cash.. the following Personal
Property. Purchasers to pay for tiles:
Gne Carrioge, ono Wagon, four Mules,
LEVIED npon MS tho property of w. l.. Dc.
loaeh, at the suit Of Bacot & Co.
/. ". DUVALL, 8. r. G.
Sheriff 's Office,
Winnsboro. April Is, 1871.
apl 16-t1x2
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To Soeptios.

The almost daily receipt Of voluntary
testimonials from every part Of the coun-
try, from Physieinns, Clergymen, old and
young, male and female, Is sufficient to con-
vince the most soeptical that DIR. TUFTS
EXPECrORANT is the most yaluaIle
LUNG BALSAM Of tho age /; many Son.
derfui cures have been performed by IL. as
may ho scan by hundreds Of oertifioates In
the hands Of the proprietor. Try it. and
you will doubtno longer. apl lS-1w
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
(oAPIThE 81 ,00O,0OO.)
BoLUBLB
Pacific G1Ia1aos

rENHIs GUANO is now we'll known. in
i tho Southern States for. It's remarkable
effects a2 an agency for increasing the rro.
ducts OF labor, as not to require special
Recommendations from us. It's use for five
Years pest hns established it8 character for
,elisbl6 excellence. Tho large fixed csbi.
tnl invested by tho Company In this trade
affords the surcst gurantee Of the continued
excellence Of It's Gdano. -.
J. N. ROBSON,
~ Selling Agent. Charleston, g. q.
JOHN II. CATHCART, Agent Winnsbo.
70, 8. 9.
yso. 8. REESE 6, Co., General Agents,
Baltimore. dec 29-3m
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S25 REV
The State of South Carolina.
FAiRFiELD CouS-Y.

b" W A. NELSON, Esq. - Gats Judge.
WHEREAS, David W. Tilwell hath made
w suit to ME TO grGnt him 1cttorS Of Ad. :.
ministratioh Of tho Estate and effects ~
Strother TfdWcll, dcocascd. Those are
therefore to cite and admonish nll and Sin.
gular the kindred and creditors Of tho said
Strother Tidwcll deccnscd, that they
be and appear, before me, in the Court of
Probate, to bo hcl ! at WinnSbord. 6fi the
26'h day Of April next, aftcr publication
show oauso, if my they Btvo; Why tho
said Administration should not BIS granted.
Given under my hand, (his 1lth day of
April, A. ID. 1871.
W. NJ. NELSON,
apl )4-2x+r Judge Of Probate.
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Crumbs.

Crumbs.
Yesterday Was dark and rainy, and
mud and water abounded.
1t is rumorcd that Captain A. L.
Butler has been rendered, and has
accepted the position of Supcrinten-
dent Of the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad. Captain J. NJ.
Sclkirk, who retircs from the Super
intendcncy of this Road, is to become
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Of all the Railroads in Carolina:
The Directors of the South Caro-
lima Railroad Company have declared
dividend Of one dollar share for
the three months ending March 3lst
last. The dividend is payable on
and after the first of May next.
The Savannah mo:ning News con-
tains an account Of the ordination last
Sunday, in Christ Church; Of Rev. r.
w. B. Elliott, son of the late be-
loved Bishop Stephen Elliott, of the
Diocese of Georgia, and who was, du-
ing the late war, General Lawton'a
Chief-of-staff.
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Asssignee's Sale.
Rf virtue of an order of salo. made by
- Hon, W. |. Clnwson, Register in Bank.
ruptcy, will sell, at public action, for
cash. al II o'clock A. NJ, OIL Tuesday.
April 25th, 1871. at the residence of VIM.
NJ. Martin, the following articles, to wit:
85 Bushels Corn;
8 Bushels Peas,
200 Bushels Cotton Seed,
Lot old Irons
! Lot Carpenters Tools;
! Spinning Wheolj
] Cross.cut Saw,
Frcau,
l Silver Watch,
Pistol,
l Sword,
Belonging to tho estate of Wm. M, Mar.
Tin, Bankrupt,
SAML. d. CLOWNEY.
npl ll-tlx2 Assignee.
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ASsignce's Sale.

Assignce's Sale.
RY virtue of an order of aale madS by
- Hon. W. |. Clawson, Register in Bank.
rupioy, will soil at public auction, for
cash, at o'clock on Monday, April "a,
1871, at thc,residenoc Of Thomas W. Rnbb,
Jr, tho following articles, TO wit:
One Piano,
One Pistol,
Two Vases,
One Silver Watch.
One Violin,
One Lot Books,
Belonging TO estate Of Thomas w. Rabb,
Jr., Bankrupt.
Also sundry chooses in action bolonainp
to estate of Timothy Harden, bankrupt.
SAML. B. CLOWNEY,
"p' o-flxZ Assignee.