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New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE RAILROADS OF THE UNITED STATES.
"The Manual of Railroads of the United

"The Manual of Railroads or the Ohlleu
States for 1s7l2 by Mr.. Henry Poor, has just MADE
its appearance. The present volume Is necessarily
larger than its predecessors though every effort has
evidently been made consistent with the comprehen-
sve design OF the author and the enormous growth OF
the subject Of which 1t treats TO condense It, MI POOR
ia vigorous and lucid writer and, from his long expert
ence in railroad affairs, possesses knowledge oI
these enterprises which is not surpassed, II
equaled, by that OF any other man IN the
United States. His Introductory sketch showing
the RISE progress &c. OF railroads in this country CON
tains complete history Of the subject to the present
day and conveys more comprehensive as well as exact
idea of the growth OF Internal Commerce than can
be obtained other In the matter OF deta
the-work contains, doubt complete and accurate
statements the condition and business OF each OF the
various railroad enterprises of the country as could well
be gathered from such reports and data as the managers
have been disposed TO exhibit 10 the public.
I'm some cases important railways owned by few
heavy capitalists who aim to keep their affairs rs much
from the public possible for purposes of speculation or
personal gain. Other companies being embarrassed
endeayOr, in their statements II they condescend To
make any ALL to points In order TO Keep
up their credit impossible TO present exact state
ments of the financial condition of all the railroads Of the
country, however pansaling and intelligent the com
piler may be. Such statements never be made with
absolute accuracy till such time by act of Congress- OF
by uniform State legislation, the managers OF railway
enterprises shall be required to make annually, or
otener clear statements OF their earnings and dsbuse
ments; and since railway companies necessarily enjoy
special privileges from the State, can see no good
reason why they should not be required to make such
statements. Under the circumstances we doubt II any
other person could have done the work OF this compa
ton so well as Mr.. Poor has done II.
The progress Of railroad enterprise in this country is
something quite wonderful. According TO this manual
the road first constructed in the United states was the
Baltimore and Ohio, of which % miles were opened and
put in operation by horse power in 1890 Steam was
soon after applied a motive power. In ls4O there
were 2sls miles road in operations in 1850 there were
9G2 miles in 1850 the railroad mileage had increased to
3O6O and in 1870 53399 miles The construction for
the last decade enormous as has been, would have
been much greater only for the interruption to such en-
terprises caused by ciyil The following table
shows the number OF miles opened each year from 1880
to 1870
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BoNps, WITH
STATE INDORsENENT.-'The undersigned offer lorsale
a limited amount of First Mortgage Bonds of the
Montgomery and Eufaula X. R. Co, indorsed by the
State of Alabama bearing eight per cent interest in
gold payable in New-York March and September.
Issue limited To $1,000 per mile on finished road
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
tOn of this road by October next, aud the funds for
meeting the interest due in September next have
already been placed in our hands.
The business of this road promises to be large aud
profitable, and we confidently recommend it's in
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those seeking Investments
as both safe and advantageous Price for the pres
ent IS and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE d Co, % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

THE PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS of the NEW
ORLEANS, MOBILE and TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY
are based upon the best portion of "A trunk line from
Mobile through New Orleans to Houston, Texas, a
total distance of AS miles. The stockholders, among
whom are Hon. T.. ID. Morgan, Hon. John \. Oris-
wold, Hon. Oakes Ames, Messrs. Morton. Bliss X Co,
j. & W. Seligman 4 Co., l.. Won Hoffman Il Co..
James II. Banker Harrison Durkee, and John Stew
ard have spent nearly 100000 of their funds
in the work and twOthIds the entire line is already
built.
This road will form the only rail connection be-
tween New-Orleans and she great State of Texas,
with its enormous production.
The bonds are amply secured by the large prospect
i've traffic of the line, by the financial strength of
the Company, by the unusual amount already eX-
pended upon the work, and by very liberal grants of
aid from the State of Louisiana.
AT the selling prce90 and accrued interest-these
bonds pay Z, per cent more than Investments to
an equal amount in the new Government Fiyrs.
Full Information given on application to
". Il. SHNTrUCK Banker and
Financial AgentNew- Orleans Mobile, and
Texas Railroad Company
No. - Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

nggftKdIt tAIUIIH NUN0Iu7I'0 VI
from the port OF NewYork TO foreign ports for the week
ending June q, 1871 was s3,s66O75.
We learn that OF the West Chicago bonds offered In this
market by Messrs Greenbaum Bros. & Co., less than
100000 remain unsOld -
Tie philadelphia stock market steady today
PENNSYLVANIA Gs Sd issue. sold at 09 Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad 2st Reading Railroad. 5s; and Pennsy
yania Railroad, COT. Gold closed at 112a
The balances in the Treasury at the close OF TIE day
were: Currency, S6O56OO coin s9l,SG6OOO certificates,
Sl61H,0C0 .,
The following n statement OF the Boston National
Banks as returned 10 the Clearing House on Monday
morning, June Is , .,o,oo o-o
III 67 Due to other bank.. 70 SLY
Srecie.......... l96O53 Deposits ty55 90
LgaeEGer notes.. l334395 Circulation. ASJ5J
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

yestment. They are a first and only lien upon the
Road which is very nearly completed. The rolling
stock, telegraph land grant, and all the property Of
the Company the lands are released from taxation,
mortgage. The Road Will form the Great dir Line
Route from Chicago and Mi,cdukee to ST. Paul and
the North Vest Bonds for sale at 9O and interest in
and GwYNNE. JOHNSON IL DAY, No. 10 Wall-st.
where pamphlets and further information can be
obtained.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
OFFICE OF MoRToy, Bliss & Co, BANKERs,
NEW-YORK, May 30, 1871.


We offer for SALE at the current market prices OF
the day. First Mortgage Six per cent Gold Bonds of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, maturing from
1896 to 1899; coupons payable July and January l.
The net earnings of the Union Pacific
Rallg9aG aS is7 c@e l0T te nseai sei o,ui" PSI 90
The increase of net earnings for the four
months ending April 30, 1871, over the o-oo, 90
same period in 1870, were.......;...:.. 4o'o'f o.
The Of s9s for GGpVy he SeSr ISL
The rst amGnt oItoaae Ol ysad yBonds is trod 90
'' MoRToY RIss & Co. 90 BrOad-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
Coleman Renedlct,s closlns anotations wore

There has been dun and spiritlcss market for
gold though the premium has been strong ut 1l250ll2
The disbursements Of the July interest commenced yes
terday amounting up the close OF business to-day to
1881 OOO having apparently been discounted On gold
loans the rates and per cent for carrying, and
for borrowing hat-l2 and per cent The slesa sailed
to-day with S935OCO specie and the Trpoi from Bos-
ton with $4,000 The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was follows: Gold cleared, S32440O;
gold balances 81, l,,5s299 currency balances 81
NH. f.,t. .I,a fnr pnld
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

FIIzABETIITowN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BoNDs.-ln consequence OF 5eeene tIio
negotiation of these securities the undersigned have
but limited amount to offer at 90 and accrued IN
terest at which rate they recommend them 10 IN
yestors as d thoroughly safe security.
HAILGARTEN d Co., % Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

The total earnings Of the 1876 miles Of railroad in 1851
were s39G6 and the total earnings of the $4,000 miles
in operation during the past year. at 5000 per mile
Of line equaled Si5OOOOO, showing annual increase
OF about S2O,OOOOOO.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

quote at eaas3mr No and $37asAnrso.a English Rail, ,o,.
time n with fair demand American gue and rhehar ged pf
Peal setve and ste~y The market for Pg Tin que u
fmer quoe Ss and Msacca DiNJ3lc; Engsb 3lQylc
Bnea nominal &c., ell gold Plates sn, with ood aqry
We quote
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TANNER d Co.,
BANKERS,
IL Wall-st., New-IOrk,
Dealers in

STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK At SIGHT.
Buy and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT lS) PER CENT GOLD BONDS or
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York London or Frankfort-on-the Main, free of
L. 5. Taxes. TANNER X Co., No. IL Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

The days transactions AT tine l. D. SubIfcasuIN "cIe'
qod eep w 81 Currenc' 2ivments.. S7C6 08 62
Gold raymens 7l95 - Currenc balance.... 48A8 %
6O0l8O8l - Customs <''p'' w
CuTtencY Teceipts..... l,b416s al
Foreign exchange has been du, hut closes strong at
rates as annexed the advance being due to the scarcity
OF double agcs. which selling at premium Of Per
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

Por ftur delivery Midnc the sales have heeh a.
1 1t Sv,nngJuy 30 at ~ l5l6c. al l5sc August 40
at 10 si6e 100 al bic September 100 at tc Total ZNg Dss
To.rInne IO0 az laic July, 100 az l3lc 90 AZ 10 lo ~ '
isc 40 at lsIc 100 At l8 l3l6 AGeut 900 It - e 10 i
l9lc 500 10 lyc 4Oa - Ilo
S0 a. % zoo AZ qlc September $50 l8c. 800 at 6c so at
M Gc 400 at gc Ia Bloc 2O each October and Noyeme
AZ I7Jc to1etber; 7}c 100 November al IL i
together November 100 7c December 800 at lc TOTAL 'oVo
bales Grn nj total II q o bales 1900 -, .-,-s-
COFFBf-The the country is 5's8 hags Inang
OO at Galveston Hoo NewOdesn 6slg At Mobile EV 81 80
are as follows Ordinary cargoes O0lOI Fair do It aci Gool
do It1iI Prime do lai2c; for lots lu~Zt
the market fairly steady; holders generally demand higher pce on
We hear of Other gas comparatively qet S VO W
600 mat. Java y a obbinE way private terms nj.
COA-We trade in Domestci cargo sales OF Ihes
rnt 30 Z. tan; Egg f5 Crate ~ 10 and Lump
AZ 50t,e pnc,s deyerablea Nesbugh during the month Of
July Foreign : ~ fair demand and is steady. .
GiyES-A kinds sre devoid activity aud in the absence Of sales
prices are nominally unchanged
DRIGs AND DYEs-Ihe market Opium has been quiet
bn pc without quoable For OIL Lemon there has been
GOOD demand and firm; quote SsndeIson
A. S5 Bremefs - 81 - 80, and BaTs az - 4'V9
~ al, cold Chemicals dnland prices have downward
tucv oil er descriptions quotabe change and tie de-
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
BROOMs AND BROOM CORE-B


are sner; sales at Od Sl per dozen Broom extremely 9e.
~ L isrge for he season market heavy sales o d AZ
S ~ xi.. Ia g. Meiium Green and Hur sdsl q fb
continued fair demand, aud the market uIi
sales of 500 h Yellow at &c, cash - ,,,, A;..oJ 20
CO1vTON-Ihe market spot dull and bidders tno'G
further concession Of ,c b for oSaIi delivery t9es % Ss & "a &
ad Iuly unchanged bat August ic lower; sah 9i5 6as 70 '
b1 nppg "a for export consumption and s for specu'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY CONF
pASY offer rare chance for safe aud profitable m
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
WHAT KNOW OF FARMIN G.
KNOW
FAHMING.

Nj reev has written plsnest simplest
say hope generally sccods the merit Of having set
oh pretend know language that few eau fail un
"Cerst6nd
have avoided could Of aud distinctions
"jAnllaT 0 the general
The little know oxygen hydrogen nitrogen etc have kept
nys might Of them would be useless 10 aoe
ady acquainted with the elementary truths Of chemistry and only
"perpleung 10 others
paragraph in pages which win not be readily and
fifteen then
paragraph simple and lucd az Intended
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

HlphfN-The geuerl market been
rather brne Spirits Tenn bs been In active demand for
but with large arrivals expected daily the market shows
ment In prices sales Of $50 bh In ysrd az 4c and 2 bb ~ %
at c, closing strong at outside price Ron has sod more rs' ~
the demand confined mainly mail lots at steady Pre sales "a
bbls Strained at 81 1O ~ 3D. 100 bb No At - W ap 20 b
Pale at S5 5Od 81 5 Tar arn bat DALI sale ~ 66 al - - va
Washington.
oLs-The market for american Lnsee continues yer7 u and sa
86d87c for casks. and 81dSc ior bb Crude Whale ~ moe
dmsn but prices unehsngd Sperm continues very que, ho
prices change Of importance market H heha
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES Al THE STOCK EXCnANGE.-flRsr CALL,
lO4 O'CLOCK A. M.

Of G0rrunent B0Bd,
IS 100 L. g. $50 Cou 67....si 0o1 o. SS29 ksg
s0C ...........l5 5O00.....,.:, '..'...... ',llVi
s - ~ ,soads-hatToad bonds Bdlk dRd Rdiodd-bSpffss
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
New Publications.
MEXICAN OTO-LITHOGRAPHIC CO.'S
N OFFICE has been removed 10 No. iO3 Fuioust. NY
HORACE GREELEY NEW B0Uha
Auoiher Edition Just Ready
WHAT KNOW or FARMING.
KNOW
FARMING.
Nem publications.

One fh, books ever published aTon the snet II does not
ror on of dun upon Agriculture that can he
,d In bat Is a work written greatest we'll
Of lie simplest writer the world in bis agreeable
Farmers gather from It's great deal Of valuable iniomson
VIII
eluey fascinating the pleasant style OF treating Tie arou' topics
The Farmer viii make and save Thousands dollars II be win ou
d practice this and other readers chiefly PEOPLE
gather sensible pages advice plainly toll ths viii be god
10 tbeu n sfte
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
DINK AND WHITE TYRANNY.

Mr. HARRIET BEECHBR STOVES society novel with char
Illustrations will be ready july Price 81 So Sent By mail
Otpsd By tie publishers,
ROBERTS BROTHERS Boston.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

80. arri fruis and ~ bags II yssSuo. 80. siss
hsoe pts lSS Pss, r speculative inqar We vi ~
.ppirs ss'ss 70 "a ssI a Ts 100 has, tIe sSs'hs
Is.,~Li.. elss ia N,nd dan We
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

. S & 4 I'M oSas $;%.P % h At 1a sD g. ec Ss s ?s
TON OIL At fFPPERMsTs N foss' market lower and tn. demand bg
sales a - IS per n In tin cans.
FR0ysIoSsIhs PoIs market h'. been 7s ge so. PFC,
for Prime; s2aSl9 for Rtts Prime; s2asl3 for Western Prime
sss as ms sa I s q T, Sr S S1t S. I O % S6 S Mes for t 5
% ;u at SDs III B 30 S o PSs Ss Me- Ms o s , T % e Ss s
moderate request and the market T. steady sss. d o. oe"
a. @ l % % PRIME f Mes and Is@ a fr Inis Mes Bef Ham.
without important change trade remains dull sales O! 5 bhs
$50 szs fr Western Cut M very quiet and pnees ara
Hams and &c for shoulders Bacon du and in The absence o. .se.
ee are en- IG@9 ,9 sDihis ls D s s s i ssms s SsI o5
Soels fers are % inclined eli. sale. Of $50 CS and m AZ & of 10
Readers for future delivery the market loTeri Of 20
6 half Of J At iS & and II ~ @ @ Tor Aqsa 2 ' u W S1a M h 20 %
18th Of September at llc and ie seller Oth August 0
PkTRGLEuMT, general market Ia: shown ,s'iE az
Of 80 bills od at I4e bbs without paeu
lars The Creek market steady but only moderately seie .
in fair request but sell freely made the market
9s SaA @ e 'y T 'g 5 5 G yuIy and August al 25c
$3.50 b6 buyers option al August at 26 and 200 b6 DO DO Al
25 and rumore 600 bhs June ear At ~ Reasd in ea,ei
so freely At easier dgaTss 'e' 5so o9; at a small lot
1000 bb June 25t brokerage and 900 bb July at 4'a
RIGE~TEes f. Foreign the market ha fa
tone sales. 30 bags Patna at 7lq5ic -. ,,-,..-.
SUGARS-Raw Suga are fTy held with pretty air bushes.
doing 5t gsS fer Fair 70 Good Efnns % ioo hn a. ~ y,
steady Boise for ais and Soft Whites at hiqle
SPCEPe market for both Mace and Nutmegs quet
are 6mer for Other dese1ps' thfe has Teen goei
ces are & sr% We quote & Msce P 3, 49, % M su%s f mi
Singapore White PEPPER Pei Cloves lDidllci Ss ~
2e for cag9ti1 and o qloe for African fen'o at ' aud ''
SEEDS-A limited inquiry for Clover 1Oidoc; Timothy
Seed Is quiet per bush; Calcutta Lnsee held at ~ $50 ~ -
SOAP n fir demand aud srn; Of $50 boxes Notified MalS
STEiRY snner with good sales o 30 tes az l3dl3ie
TALL0W and fairly active sales OF l-Sv ID a. si@ie i
WfIsKY-Te market s dull and lowers sale, 80 bb nsoGnd
at 92d3ic
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

RYE Flour active and steady sales Of 10 bhs we quote;
- l00 - ~ State ani penn ~ va % %
Corn Meal request sales OF 30 bOs
We quotes 81. 90 a., m
corn Meat Jersey - Meal BrWe. 81 l06 - 20
Corn 65 Is {. Meal. BEge pc. ~ OV 20 W
Cort Meal. West ". 30 n 80
FI$-For Dry Cod there has demand, hut prices
eaer,e 80 a II 81 p for George and % 30 o Bank
Nekr ar in gt d-maud aud the market steady; sales OF -
M Herring go0d demand ami trm sl oi 3p boxes a"
sealed 2:a24c for No Dutch Herring are dGI ana
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

Rsc4Gpts Of week. 2 than the Ere
bush state
srm With gt supply The
Of prse
mon them bb at - 73 aud that
the price held Outside II there would
soh less resale Of 40 bags pretty good California
We hear lot Of 00 bush
California beans liable within week be followed BY
o er vessel with 1900 bags about month later We
Aef Id II i'on. [ .
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

thnk don't enougb-Mr Greeley We need
miug thought with think ill their heads
Others work m their backs crooked the
banee Of bali an hoops but the workers and the thinkers are apt
to be distinct classes whereas they should he
always shOad or shall be-
Greeley closes his books With the joyful trust that these ESSAYS
sgh imperfect viii incte thousands Of
10 ofe pride their calling and take ivehe
trovenen will be INDUCED by them read ab and
f4ter works on Agriculture which
cfby me IT, progress towards perfection which few yet
I've ever hintly fOreseeln
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
SECOND BOARD,

Sales OfGOrsrAmeHi Bona. -,
5s 1910 ConllOI 4oOO L. :. go Con 65.. .....ll2i
san oads-R Railroad Botds-Bdns 0ad R0tr0aa-EPTes'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

Tie book b one good excellent advice
sbounds in make really valuable 10 any
n an Of business occupation or profession
ought copies Every family ought to have copy
they sugh; = read aud re read it. 80. ,
II he in the hands Of every woman snd child IN he
readnd DO Htt ought 10 be read 70
them
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New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

Reps 93 packages for the week which are ~ 80 S% h.
n,nus wrrk: corresponding week lsi 'es 200 rscksrrs
M o,r N-ek, over oe.poning Ieno ist year ,b, .b
r. or feature market Is incraei eemhu Sac msrks of
80 and u are advanced There aSo trnrs -. r,ele with
Nr.isrr fset we'll aiuei ns'et W. i si c.re show
the sane care shippers, and hauacI
- M o brral earlier the e,s ,.nod, the pent ut
bir-r mere brittle the expansion hy g And bandn ng IN
.,,e. Il Il ei,t suggests spec al care 10 P-'
ia; We qgOs y.s@rr, hr..............l1 9llt
J.. shl nearby " u IN 0x5
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

fFvUessy for IHE n. J. IRIBuNE bT our own hepofttT
Tie oWing are the articles good condton
so by houses wholesale. Shippers receive 10 10 v
cent less deducted beside freight and other ebare
Bor or packages should carefully marked With paint and the na
or ve rs should also be- painted end
marks plainly indicating the contents Nail invoice or ~ OF W
articles upon under side Of the and send er by mail cor
nng invoice directions stating how and when sent ts
care putting viii add much t. the value Of The ps
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-10-05
Remedy for Scalds and
Burns.

A correspondent writes to
inform US that the readiest and
most useful remedy for scalds
and burns is an embrocation of
lime water and linseed OIL
These simple agents combined
form a thick, cream-like sub
stance, which effectually ex-
cludes the air from the injured
parts, and allays inflammation
almost instantly. He mentions
a case where a child fell back
ward into a bath tub Of boiling
water, and was nearly fayed
from her neck to below her hips.
Her agonies were indescribable;
but her clothes being gently re-
moved, and the lime and oil
preparation thickly spread O.
YER the injured surface, she was
sound asleep in FIVE minutes
Subsequently the parts were
carefully washed with warm
milk and water three times a
day, the oil dressing renewed,
and the little patient recovered.
Though all the scalded skin
came off, she did not have a
scar. This remedy leaves no
hard coat to dry on sores, but
softens the parts, and aids ma
ture to repair the injury in the
readiest and most expeditions
manner. The mixtures may be
procured in the drug stores; but
if not thus accessible, slake q
lump of quick-lime in water,
and soon as the water is clear
mix it with the oil and shake
well. If the case is urgent,
use boiling water over the lime,
and it will be clear in FIVE min
s.-N Y. Times.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-10-05
Cbancery Landslide

IN obedience to an order of sale pronounced
Il in the cause of Stephen Cole and wife and
others vs. Norris Lestherwood and others. ct
the July term, 1871. Of the Chancery Court
at Fayetteville, will attend on the premises,
on #" Ja
Friday, 18th of October, 1871,
and offer for sale to the highest bidder, the
LANDS in tho pleadings mentioned az be.
longing to the estate Of John B. Leather.
rood deceased.
/ Said lands consist Of two separate tracts, one
containing about $50 acres. being the same
conveyed to said John B. Lestherwood, de-
ceased, by Nathaniel Brown. and the other
tract containing us acres, beiog the same
conveyed to said John B. Leath erwood, de-
ceased, by Elizabeth Stevenson. Said lands
are situated In Lincoln county, Civil District
No II, on the waters Of Kelley's creek.
TERMS OF SALs-Said land will be sold
on credit of one, two and three years, ex-
Dept the sum of 8per cent. OF the purchase
money, which will be required in CASH
Notes with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchasers,
and lien retained for the payment Of the
purchase money. D. W. CLARK,
Clerk and Master and Special Commissioner.
Sept. z 1871. F e' |
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-10-05
CHANCERY SALE OF
- -. ~ ID /!

In obedience to an order Of reference pro-
L nounced at the July term. 1871, Of the
Chancery Court at Fayetteville, In tho cause
Of Hugh Randol phi and Others, VS.. Jonathan
e. Randolph and others, I will attend on the
premises, on -rtf sd.
Thursday, 18th of October, 1871,
and offer for sale to the highest bidder. on q
credit of one and two years, except pc. cent.
of the purchase money, which VIII be re-
quired to be paid in cash, the LANDS in the
pleadings mentioned--and belonging TO dmes
Randolph, deceased. Said lands are situated
In Lincoln county, Civil District No. 20, and
bounded as follows --On the North BY the
lands of Elvira Pitts and DR.. William Stew
art, on the East by the lands Of james Bur
ton, J. j Sheffield and A. j. Fuller, on the
South by the lands Of Thomas McFerrin and
Hugh P. Penny, and On the West BY the lands
of Elvira Pitts and Widow Albright, and
contains 286 acres aud l06H poles Said
lands are divided into two lots containing
respectfully 1874 acres and IS poles, and lag
acres and 6s1I poles.
Said lands will be sold subject TO the Wild
owls right of dover.
Notes with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchasers,
and lien retained on the land for tho pay
ment of all the purchase money.
DIV. CLARK,
Clerk and Master and Special Commissioned
Sept. z, 1871.