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Knoxville Retail Market.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 13-Gold, 11ga12. Gov
ernments dull, steady States dull; Tennes-
sees, II; new, III. rVirginia's, &C; new, %.
Louisiana's, 60; new, So; Leyees, 2; S, 81.
Alabama's 90; IS, 6S; Gas, 85 Is, 95l.. North
Carolina's, 40; new, 81. South Carolinas, 76;
new, 584. Money superintendent, 2a3c. Sterl-
ing weak, sold as low as 10. '
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Ice! One Cent and Half per Pound.
Refreshments

For sale at corner Gay and Church streets,
at all hours, by yi24-1m B. w. REEDER.
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RuiIdiup Lois For Sale.

1 offer few Building Lots, in the city, for
sale .t.--.rr ....-r. JOS A. MABRY.
uar09.tf "
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cHRoE1cIE orrIcE4ls MARKET PLACE.
THE DAILY CHRONICLE

Can be sent to any address, at home or abroad,
for. arg length Of time desired, application to
be made at this office "a 20 DO rEsai .s rE.-zW
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Wauts-For Rent--E0r Sale boarding. osf-f 0"na
iii h. inserted in this column at 25 Cents each an
sertion not exceeding foe lines orer IRE tt"e'
ar eocb additional line oil be charged.
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wanted.
THE DAILY CHRONICLE.

EeFBIDAE MORNING, JULY II. 1871
The Largest CireulatiOn of any Daily
I'm East Tennessee. r,- .
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Local Miscellany.

Improvements are still going on rapidly,
People are leaving for the springs to escap
the hot weather t KID . = tis"@@,-A
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grades Of admiral and woe admiral the grade next
70 the highest Of the service. can also think De
OF this grade Is liked by Law at twenty-five. As our
navy 10 now 0rganlzed these officers are not Also
scsny 81 ss e
influence aud success OF our naval representation
abroad tnat our neets on foreign stanons should
be commanded by officers OF the rank OF rear admit
raj r,,,css a. least; THIS Il the lowest grade q
grade or or with i those or or h,1per RANK, that
our commandments abroad are u come In constant
Of the world IN the discharge OF every duty which
may devove on them, relating either TO the policy,
interest," mnuence .or honor OF our country:
The number O. rear admrals Is limited By the
general provisions OF the law to ten These are
now temporarily increased by two. who are retained
on The active list because they nave received the
press thanks OF Congress for distinguished services.
With nve cruising stations and pressing necessity
humber Of rear admlras Il only sufficient 10 AFFORD
com nandants and relief for our fleets abroad, aud
ton In the number available ny reason OF accident
or sickness.
Our meets abroad are, however generally too
into squadrons. ms leaves the grade or cOmmo-
dore IN sucl Times without appropriate command
he discharged BY officers Of other grades. there.
lore suggest that no more promotions be made to
THIS grade alter date to be ixed BY law, and that
after tins grade shall have apsed by the DEATH re.
uremenr or promotion or the present incumpents
promotlens be made TO the grade OF rear admiral by
selection rs VACANCIES occur from the list OF cap
talnA
would further suggest, In accordance with the
spirit OF the recommendation made this year by
tue vice Admiral, ~ member or the Board or
Visitors to tno Naval Academy, that the term OF
cadetsnip for mldsnipmen be increased BY Law
from four years to SIX, two or which, at least,
shall be spent at sea. by TINS means the num-
Der OF officers annually entering tue naval ser.
wee VIII De reduced BY ons-third. We may add
employed on temporary duty, except those VINO
have peculiar claims bv reason OF war service or
Special Illness. Wnen these reductions are con.
the number OF officers annually eutering the ser.
vice. have accomplished, since the 10Th or July,
that dae), reduc,io Of near TIRES hundred the
number OF line 0f1cers now authorized by law, with
an annual SAVING to tine public treasury OF near =
half million or dollars.
GEORGE n. robson, Secretary Of the Navy.
The PRESIDENT.
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SALE OF OLD COINS.

sale, sul Of interest TO collectors OF brio broc
will commence tomorrow at Leausps auction
rooms In Aston place. The curious collections OF
Old American CONS, dating back to tho colonial
times, include very rare specimens or tho
silver and copper currencics which were used In
the infancy OF Inc American nation. some OF the
coins anu medals are unique, or ore claimed 10 bo
30. The rago for the collection of CONS which has
spread among large class OF antiquaytans WITHIN
the past row years nus been very remarkable.
some men no doubt pursue this class OF research -
nooby, but TO tho philos0phic mind u possesses .
mucn deeper Interest. Coins have always been init
mately connected with the social and political his
tory OF the times II whlcn they are current and
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have therefore . value that belongs 70 % Other
class OF relics They NOS Alone furnish u with .
means o. Judging the condition OF art In thclr
time. bus thoy also enable pOstertv to upprociat9
clearly the relafive values ana purchasing power Of
the STANDARDS OF exchange ana to trace the innu-
relation Of different values.
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Reverend Father Able, Louisville, XIV, Is eighty
years old, and - stu In the enjoyment OF good
health. lie N The oldest priest In the diocese, hav
Ing served IN the cause for 0jty.two years
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The whole expenditure OF the department and
the service since tine date OF the last report Is
SIS, 265, "a Including the payment or Invalid pen
sions and aludlcated prize money. ana the appro.
prations OF Congress for the payment OF bountles
month.
the appropriations for the current fiscal year
amount In the whole to 500 98A tit, ami the expen-
diures ron these appropriations are considerably
within the proportion applicable to the period watch
The estimates Tor the general expenses OF the ser
vice lor che fiscal year ending June 80 1873 amount
These estimates it viii be perceived. are In the
aggregate than $i.2oJ0 600 less than tue est.
mates made for the current year.
REDUCTION or THE NAVY.
The eublect OF the reduction OF the personnel or
the navy has been much discussed.
comnan na a. sr ar aegea, as matter OF
especially OF tho higher grades than are required for
the service, yet It Is TACT that Notwithstanding the
promotions so hardly earned by many gallant
o1icers during the late war. Notwithstanding the
admiration whicn they conquered and the high con-
eminent which owes Its preservation as mucn to
them as 10 any other class or Its servants peo.
pie, still the whole nuDcr Of active officers In the
higher ranks Of the navy Is considerably less now
than II WAS before the war.
As % matter or fact the whole number OF onlcers
OF the three highest grades Of the navy uncluding
lieutenants ami those above them on the active
s e number Of osers on the scsyo list IN INC ean
highest grades tlncudng lieutonants ana those
above them) was 4ss or AZ less than before the war.
Notwithstanding TINS condition, l am OF the OPINION
that there are some grades In our navy now estab-
lisned by law which may be safely and properly re-
duced or dispensed with In time OF peace.
The grades OF admiral and vice admiral, assimi-
iating 10 those OF general and lieutenant general In
ton ana reward Of brilliant service IN the late War
Tnese conditions have been fully met by the char.
acter anu services OF the VERY dsfin guisned Officers
who have hlled and now MI, these grades. but
the grades themselves not required for the ordi
nary service OF our navy In time OF peace and they
would lose their peculiar Significance OF nonor u
continued after the termination or the war, beyond
the lives OF It's most conspicuous actors. therefore
suggest thai these two grades be allowed 10 lapas
with the lives OF those VINO now hold them.
The grade Of commodore, AFTER the lapse Of the
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BURT-LYNCn.-On Wednesday. November n AZ
the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev.
James D. Wilson, ARTHUR w. BURT 70 Harm A. :
daughter OF the late Thomas w. Lynch. All or this
city. No cards. nt 1910
CLAnKR-HyGHEs.-On Wednesday, November 40.
by the Rev. Q. NJ. A. Hewes, HUDSON CLARKE o.
Jersey City. to MARY j.. only daughter OF PhIip
Hughes, or Paterson, N. J.
HILLIER-MAYNARD.- Un wednesday, November
%, ar - Peters church. by the Rev. DE-. Beach,
SPENCER Ia HITLER 10 MISS HELEN MAYNARD.
Flint, Mich, by the Rev. DR.. NOrthr0p, FRANK B.
HILL. Of Flint. TO MAGGIE w. PIRNI., OF New York
city. 4S 4eL 90 :. ~ Il a
90, 1871 at the Churcn OF st. Joseph. by the Rev.
Father Dumphy, ELMER P0ULsON, ESQ.,, 70 Miss
KATE CosTELLO, bOtn OF this city.
COHESION Thursday evening, N0vem.
Der 80, the residence OF the brides father, lat
East llith street. by Rev. T. Bra1nerd Ray, Of Grace
chapel JERAuLD N. WHITE TO n. JOSEPHINE, second
daughter Of J. B. Gibbs, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
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Sherif7'es sale.
Martha Wikof, Widow, KS George
Wil,otf district Court, Parish Of

Martha Wikotf, Widow, Us George A.
Wisotf --Distr;ct Court. Parish Of St.
Land.y.-No. 1860.
ny virtue Of A writ of Il. FL. issued out of 1ip
I'D Hon. Eighth District Court Of the Stat.
of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of St.
Landry, in the above entitjt 4 suit, and
to ne directed, ! will proceed TO sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse Of this parish, in the town of
Opelousas. on SATURDAY. the 18th day of
NOVEMBER. 1871, at eleven o'clock A.
NJ, the following described property, seized
to satisfy said writ, to-wit:
A plantation situated in the parish of St.
Landry, fronting on the cast bank Of the Ba-
you BGuf. bounded OH the north and upper
side by land Of Thomas A. Cooke, on the south
and lower line by land Of Widow l,noch, and
on the back or east side by public domain,
containing five hundred and sixty arpents,
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
except that portion of above described land
sold under a writ of Fl ia. in the cause entitled
l.. +. Lastrapes vs.. Geo. A. Wikoff. No. l0l93,
District Court, St. Landry, by J. NJ. Thomp-
son, Sheriff. on lst October. 1870, as per plat
filed in SAID suit being lots Nos. |, ., 3 and 4
Of said plat. containing one hundred and sixty
acres, adjoining lands formerly belonging to
VIM. Moore but now to DR.. Thsmas A.
Cooke.
[. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Joha~ Close, deceased.
BY VIRTUE of an order OF the Hon. Pro-
bate Court of the Parish Of St. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned, or by a public
auctioneer, at the last residence of deceased
on Bayou Teche neal Barry's Landing, on
Wednesday,, Norember 8, 1871,
the following described property belonging to
the estate of John Close. decd, to-wit:
l.. The plantation where the deceased last
resided, situated in prairie Petit Bots, in this
Parish, containing about two hundred and
eighty-fve superficial arpents. bounced on the
north by Bayou Teche, east by land of Desire
Golet, OIL the south by -- and on the
west by land of Michel Castillo. together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
2. The undivided half of eight hundred ar
penis Of swamp land, situated in the said par
ish of St. Landry, the same being in partner
ship with Charles Close, four miles below
BarTy's Landing.
The above to be sold in tracts of forty ar
penis, that is one arpent front by forty deep
Terms-Ohe half cash on the day Of sale,
and the other half, one year from day of sale,
with eight per cent from maturity until paid,
non aiiendO inserted.
The plantation is to be delivered on the LIST
January, 1872.
DESIRE GODET,
Oct. 18th. Administrator
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SheriTes Sale.

Henrietta Waokerhagen, widow. etc, VS.. Au.
gustus W. Littcll and als.-District Court,
Parish of st. Landry-No. 1887.
p1 virtue of two writs of Fl. ia, issued out
- of the Eighth District Court of the State
Of Louisiana. in and for the Parish of St.
Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to
me directed, | will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Court House of said Parish, in
the town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the
I'd of DECEMBER, 1871, at IL o'clock, A.
M, all the right, title and interest Of Angus
tus w. Littell and David +. Littelll to the
following described property, seized to satisfy
said writs, to-wit:
l.. A certain tract Of land, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, in
GLIDING sugar-house and all machinery,
with all the stock thereon, and all tho
carts, wagons, plows, harrows, harness, etc.
etc, situated and lying in the parish of st.
Landry, on the west side of the Bayou Marie
Croquant or Teche, having twenty arpents
front by forty in depth, being the same adju-
dictated to A. w. Littell and David +. Littell.
at a sale made of property of Eiiakim Littell
on the Goth December, 1866, and being the
same purchased on the Goth February, 1886,
by Eliakim Littell from Moses Littell.
2. A tract of land, on the east side Q?
the bayou Marie Croquant or Teche, har-
ing tour arpent5 front by forty IN depth,
bounded on the lower side by lands for
merly belonging to Bite. Rider, now to
Ozeme Moreau and Arvillien Rider, being a
portion of the land acquired by Eliakim Lit
tell from the heirs of Sophie Roy. widow An
tome Arnaud. and from Z. G. Blanchin.
,. A tract of land adjoining the one
just above described, situated on the east
side of the Bayou Marie Croquaut or T6che,
bounded on one side nv lands inst above
described, and on the other by lands Of
Alcide St. Cyr, being the SAINT acquired by
Augustus W. LitteIl and DavidF. Litte!l from
Alexis st. .Cyr, per act dated 9TH April. 1867,
containing twenty arpents.
4. A tratt Of land, on the east side
of the Bayou Marie Croquant or T6che,
having about seven and a half arpents front
by forty deep, bounded OH one side by
landsof Marianne Littell, wife OF Henderson
Is. Taylor, and on the other by lands formerly
belonging to Mrs. Desmarest Il DR.. Foster.
Terms-Cash.
E. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
October %, 1871.
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Public Sale.
Estate Of Francois Marks, die

Estate Of Francois Marks, died.
TNHERE will be sold, by the undersigned,
H. Administrative, or through the ministry
Of q qualified officer, at the residence Of widow
I. Earks, in Prairy des Femmes, on TUES
DAY. NOVEMBER 2lst, 1871, the follow.
ing described property, viz:
One tract Of land, without improvements.
in Prairy des Femmes, containing about one
hundred and forty arpents. About two hun
dred arpents of cypress swamp land, on Ba-
you Courtableau, in said parish. About eighty
head of gentle and wild horned cattle. Nine
work oxen. Five Mules. One creole horse.
Thirty head of sheep Twelve head of hogs.
One carriage, carts, plows, &C.. &c.
Terms and conditions-The movable pro-
perty payable cash. The landed property
payable one third on the lst of April, 1872;
ono third or the LIST of April. 1873. and one
third on the LIST Of April, 1874. Purchasers
to furnish their notes with security in solido,
to the satisfaction of the ADMINISTRATIVE, pay
able at the domicil of A.. H. Castillo, in Grand
C6teau, bearing interest at eight per cent per
annum, from maturity until paid, and the
lands to remain specially mortgaged in favor
of the estate until final payment Of principal
and interest; iii
MADELEINE Sicily,
oct. Il. ADMINISTRATIVE
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Estate Of Isaac Hayes and rife, decd.
DY VIRTUE of N order of the Hon. Pro-
- bate Court Of the Parish Of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, by the undersigned, or by
a public auctioneer, on the premises, in
this parish, on
Wednesday, Norember 29th, 1871,
the following described property belonging
to the estate of Isaac HAYES and Ellen 4.
McClelland, wife, deceased, to-wit:
/. A certain tract of land with all the
buildings aud Improvements thereon, on
Bayou Biz Cane, in the Parish of St. Lam
drv, measuring $50 acres, more or less,
bounded north by G. T. N. Butler, cast by
land of l.. Godch9ux, south by estate Of
Mrs. Norton, and west by land formerly be.
longing to estate of George A. King.
2. Three American mules.
8. A lot of farming ustensils.
Terms-The movable property to be sold
for cash, and the immoveablcs to be sold
for one third in cash, and the balance on a
credit Of one and two years, purchasers to
execute their promissory notes payable in
one and two years from the day of sale,
payable. to the order of the administrator
of said estate, bearing eight per cent per
annum interest from maturity, vendors
privilege and a special mortgage retained on
the property sold, and purchasers rot to
ALLEVIATE, h%ypothecate or otherwise incum-
Der the property sold to the detriment Of
said reserved privilege and mortgage.
E. o. HAYES,
Oct. IS. Administrator
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Sherin'9S sale.

Bloch 4 Dupre, vs.. Robert Mostly g. ais.
No. 1905, District Court, St Landry.
10y virtue of a writ Of f-ri facias issued
ID out of the Eighth District Court of the
State Of Louisiana, in and for the Par
ish of st. Landry. in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, I will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Court House Of said
Parish, in the town of Opelousas, on
Saturday, Nooenber 18th, 1871,
at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the following des-
cribed property, seized to satisfy said writ,
70 wit
One hundred acres of land, to be taken from
the southwest corner Of a certain tract OF tour
hundred and eighty acres, situated in the
parish Of St. Landry, said tract of four hun
dred and eighty acres, composed As follows,
to wit: lst. of a certain tract of land of three
hundred und twenty-five and 0e!lG0 acres,
being the south half of section J., township I,
south of range 2 east, as described in the
township map purchased by d. A. Harris
from Cyprien Dupre. by act before Yves
D'Avy. Recorder, dated January %, 1862 I'd
of a certain tract Of land, containing one hum
bred and sixty.six and OIL 100 acrcs, being the
southwest quarter of section 3, township Z,
south of range : east. bounded north by lands
Of Jesse Andrus and Uriah Green, east by
| UIiah Green, south and west by parties I'M
known, said one hundred acres to BE- a quad
~rilateral, the length thereof east and west to
be twice the breadth thereof north and south.
Also, eight acres undivided of a certain tract
of land, measuring tililty acres, situated in
| Mallet Woods, i'll the parish Of st, Landry,
bounded north by lands of stephen N Is"ng,
east by land Of Uriah Green, west by the same
and south by Sylvanie Sonnier and Joseph
Chenier.
All the buildings and improvements on the
above lands.
Tcrms-Cash.
Z. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
G.. % ry-j
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She1.fT'ss sale.
Zrlienne Lyons vs.. Eliza Guidry. No. II
District Court, Parish of St. Landry.

Zrlienne Lyons vs. Eliza Guidry. No. II
District Court, Parish Of St. Landry.
ID virtue of a writ of fieri facias issu
ID out of the Eighth District and Pari,
Courts Of the State of Louisiana, in and for tn
Parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled
suit, and to me directed, / will proceed t."
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at the Court House of said Parish, in tbs town
ofOpelousas, on SATURDAY. the second day
of December, ISL, at II O'Clock a. M, the fol
lowing described property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to-wit:
The south half Of tn" sonth east quarter Of
section Nc. 81, township 6, south OF range =
east, containing 30 $4,000 acres.
The south half of the south east quarter
and the south half of the south west quarter
of section No. 2G. same township and range
as the foregoing, containing 100 S0Il00 acres
The north half Of the north east quarter.
and the north half of the north west quarter,
of section 26, same township and range as the
first described tract, containing I6O $4,000
acres.
The north west quarter Of the south wcst
quarter. and the santh west quarter of the
south west quarter, of section ~serenteen,
same to" nship and range as the above. con-
tanning ~ 5cllUU acres in both tracts.
The lot No. 3 Of section 90, in the same
township and range as the foregoing, contain.
ng ninety one (9l) acres.
A certain tract of land situated in the DAT
ish of St. Landry, on the Coteau Plaqupmine,
containing POO superficial acres, bounded
north at one time by Pierre CouryilIe and
public domain. east by public domain, west
by land formerly belonging to George X.
Wartelle and Pierre L%ejeune, and south BY
land formerly belonging to George K. War
telle, being the northern portion of a tract Of
land of $50 acres, sold by Martha Bellard to
George X. WartelIe.
The west half Of the south west quarter of
section No. 80, in township No. 6, south of
range ) east, containing 81 $500 acres.
The undivided half of a certain tract of
land in the parish of st. Landry, in Mallet
Woods, containing 200 arpents, bounded
north formerly by George X Wartelle aud
Lumpk!ns ( Gardiner, east by land of Eva
risse Gulllory, ST, and west by land Of Do
nate Guillory and Evariste GuilIory, ST., and
south by Bayou Mallet, being the same tract
purchased by George X. Wartellr and Will
lam Deiean from EvariSte Gnillory, If. All
the buildings and improvements on SAID lands
and the crops growing thereon.
The aforesaid lands a7e situated in the par
jsh Of St. Landry. and the boundaries and
descriptions are the ZANE as those given by
George X. Wartelle to defendant when she
purchased them from him on the 10Th April,
1859.
+. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
Oct. 26, 1871.
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CHANGES WHICH Flour UNDERGoEs WHEN
KEPT FOR A LENGTH OF TIME.-A series of
researches have been instituted by DR..
Pollock with the view of ascertaining the
cause Of the difference exhibited by flour
preserved in casks, and that kept in bags,
the former Of which often has a peculiar
smell. 1t is found that the gluten of -four
exhibiting that peculiar smell had been, in
O great measure, convertedssinto q soluble
modification, whereby the -four had lost
the capability Of being converted into good
dough, the -four also having assumed a
sour reaction. The cause of this change
is ascribed to a want Of a sufficient %circula-
tion Of air through the mass Of. the -four
kept in casks, tho innernost -four in which,
was most sour, and gave off the peculiar,
somewhat mouldy smell. 1t was also
found that, with this change in The -four,
comedies an increase Of the albuuiinous
compounds therein soluble in water.
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Shcx.iH's sale.

George Foster VS., Robe'1 Hart.-Distrlct
Court, Parish Of st. Landiy.-No. l2l54'
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fsri facias,
ID issued out of the Hon. Eighth District
Cnnrt of the State Of Louisiana, III and for
the Parish Of St. Landry, in the above en-,
titled suit, and to rue directed, | will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse Of said parish. in the tow
of Opelousas, on SATURDAY. the I'd day
of Drcembcr. 1871, at eleven o'clock. a. NJ,
the following described property, seized to
satisfy said writ, to-wit:
A tract of land situated IN the parish of st.
Landry, on Petite Prairie Bayou, and 6ouns
ded as follows, to-wit: north by the lands OF
Uriah and John Tarver, east by lands OF WI,
liam Lee, south by lands of Linn Tanner anu
west by lands Of Uriah Tarver, containing
three hundred and twenty ("2o) acres. more
or less. Also the growing crop thereon
Terms-Cash.
y. O. HAYES. Sheriff.
Oct. %, 1871.