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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-01
PrenarInr for Rnsiness-

From the number of Clipper Reapers and
Mowers shipped yesterday by W. J. An.
drews, our farmers are no doubt, pre-,
pairing for active operations in the field.
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The frst we have seen this season were
brought to market yesterday by Mr.. o. @,
Covert, WHO lives about four miles out or
the Lebanon Pike.
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Come at Last-That celebrated KeIly's
Island Catawba Wine, which the Agents,
Slime q Birmingham, Public Square, are
ready 10 supply to the trade at the com
pany's prices. ap14 tt
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is only two blocks north and south
from two Presbyterian churches. Iny2S Nv
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Morals of the City not Improving.
There were eight persons tried before
the Recorder yesterday morning, and after
the closing Of the court, there were sixteen
arrests between that time and dark. Some
influence at work in our usual quiet city.
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FUNERAL NOTICE..

The friends and acquaintances of Alphcu
Lyon are invited to attend the funeral Of b
wife, CAROLINE H., at 4 O'Clock this SATURDAY
afternoon, from theresidence, No. II South Vim
street.
Services by Rev. W. J. Ellis.
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Marriage Guide. = Interesting WORK
numerous enTavings, pa pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts' Dispensary, I2
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 dSw1y
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MHUAIlt IOUISb IOur1lIreg the eX-
ponent of female grace, the unrivalled and
accomplished hOrsewOman, the queen Of
the menage, with Queen City Circus,
Broad and Spruce. 1t
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Our domestic commerce, maintained
means OF the little ''m0ney orders, . has
ready reached the annual sum Of So. 0O
600, being One-twesfth as much Us o
whole foreign commerce.
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o. Parties will do well to call on w. H.
Calhoun & Co., corner Public Square and
College street, for great bargains in Jewelry,
Silyerware, ETC., etc. my29 If
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senOrita Palmyra! SenOrits PaImyraI
the model of grace, ease and modesty, in
her classic act, with Queen City Circus.
The most beautiful woman in the world.
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from Franklin, Murfreesboro and other places
Even to these people the Exposition has proved
a great attraction, and afforded much pleasure
and entertainment, though its character may
not be appreciated as highly by them es 1t is by
the more intelligent and cultivated. ghe num-
Der of morning vlsitnts is estimntel at
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nInsf in The Streets

Yesterday afternoon policeman came
across two children aged respectively two
and four years, at the corner OF Broad and
Spruce streets, where they had been at
tracted by the circus horses After some
inquiry he ascertained from lady that the
mother of the little wanderers resided on
McGavock street, near its junction with
McNairy, where they were taken, to the
great delight Of the distressed mother. -
The corn in McNiinn county looks well
since the late rains.
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NheRn Cos.

The Memphis Gas Company have re-
duced the price Of gas to 1920. That beats
Nashville by several
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-01

Not Cheap Enough for General Use.
The rsspberries have arrived and selling
at 81 gallon.
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Trunks Of All Sizes.-A splendid al
sOrtment of travelling hand Bags. Oferd
at very Low PRICES for Cash.
j. RAMAGE & Son,
my11 # AZ College st.
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CoLoRED DELEGATIONS

was of the largest at the ExpOsitfen since its
opening one month ago, Every section of the
State was largely represented, there being sew
.
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OUR STOCK NOW COMPLETE EMBRACING ALL THE STYLES
Legho, Bids Pmef Men Boy
Mems Linen and Of Staple Fur and WO
Louisville Cincinnati We sute @
Straw LADIES' HATS attention. Can
Square,
liberal Particular o Orders
s WOOLWINE.
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G Great clearing ont sale at W. II.
Calhoun & Co.'S, corner Public Square and
College st. my29 IF
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Delay NOt.-CoRvulsiOns, wind collie,
and gripping in the bowels of infants cause
death. Mrs. Whiteomb's Syrup is a tried
remedy. 1t costs only % cents. my28 1w
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the charming and pretty 3-year-old eques-
trienne, with Queen City Circus, Broad
and Spruce.
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The surest sign that Spring is fair
upon us, is the breaking up Of the fee
Lake Erie. and the first shipment Of Il
celebrated Kelly's Island Cstawba to Stir
& Birmingham, Sole Agents for Nashvill
apl4 If
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MiaeO and BALI Miaco and Ball 7!
The two flying men, the two flying men !
The wonderfully terrific feat in mid air
Queen City Circus, Broad and Spruce. 1t
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Bee Men!

There are some of these in the Exposi-
ton. Inquire for them of any of the re
pOrters.
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WARREN CANTER, your father is anx-
ious to hear from you. lny2S 3t
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~ Owing to the great rush on W. Il
Calhoun & Co., Jewellers and Silversmiths,
all those who wish to purchase viii do well
to call on them at once. my29 #
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VIII the Weed Sewing Machine

Will the Weed Sewing Machine
Wear Out! Hear I'VE have run fom
of your family machines for two years by
steam power, and drive them hard. They
have given perfect satisfaction. We also
runtwo Singers in the same room, on same
work, and at same speed, and the expenses
for keeping these two in repair is more
than double that of the four Weeds.
Any one who will give us a call can be
convinced of the above, and more facts.
(Signed) VIII. CLARK,
Sup't MOnandOck Blanket Co.
We will give $1,000 for worn-Uut
Weed Sewing Machine.
WEED AGENCY,
ON. Summer St., Nashville, Tenn.
my31 5t
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II Watches, Chains, Jewelry, etc, at
w. II. Calhoun g. Co.'s, corner Public
Square and College st. my29 If
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10 Don't fail to attend the great clear
ING out sale Of w. Fl. Calhoun & Co, jew
ellers and Silversmiths, cor. Public Square
and College street. my29 If
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher l0l 30
tiOnary; minus ~ tendency 10 fan; plus (t) -e
denCy to rise. ". =. KAUFMAN. Observe.
The river is dropping down fast. W
report only SO inches on the shoals. We
Their clear and warm.
The West Wind arrived YESTERDAY frOI
ShawneetOWn with 1890 sacks corn.
The Umpire returned from the shgal
where she had been engaged in j ghtsring q
West Wind.
The Burksville, with a good Trip, depa-
ed for Cairo. Among other freight was
Let Ofcedar, shipped by Spain & HaWslu
to Liverpool.
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Do not fail to see Zitella! Zitella!l Iii
telIa!l the beautiful female Athlete the
beautiful female Athlete. Queen City
Circus, Queen City Circus. Friday and
Saturday, May 81 and June /. 1t
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Jean Johnson! Jean johnson! the
Clown, the Equestrian, the Vocalist, the
Acrobat, the Gymnast, the great performer
Of the age, with Queen City Circus. 1t
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The Lane & Boiley Steam Saw Mill
will be in full operation for two days lon
ger in the Exposition. All are invited to
witness the greatest invention of the age.
JOHN P. DALE & Co., Agents,
68 South College St., Nashville, Tenn.
my31 Ut
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Linen Lawns and Piques very cheap at
the Trade Palace.
my31 2t JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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Fans! Fans Fans 60 to the Trade
Palace for Fans.
my31 1t JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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ParasOIs at low prices at the Trade Pal
ace.
my31 ct JOHN GILGAN q Co.
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sTATE oR ZEE WEATHEEs

TslegS3PA.e Report frcl 6GgnsI SsTvses C5rT',
Of (lhs--.-rst.,.. ~ 4 nl-Io.t p Il
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THE EXPOSITION.
Ten Thousand Moving visitors.

I'd TIE EXPOSITION.
Ten Thousand Moving Visitors.
Ten Car Loads from Southern Ken
lucky.
HOpkfusvilIe, HadensvIlIe ana Penn.
broke Send Delegates.
Christian, Trigg and Todd Counties
Represented.
Three sunday-SchOOIs and the Baptist
Female College.
who They Were, and how They Looked
q and other Tennessee Towns send
Visitors,
500 COIOred ExcursIOnIsts, 10000 Wis.
ttOrs Last Night, and $4,000
Altogether Yesterday.
The Monster Concert Last Night-s5O
Sunday-SchOOI Scholars Engaged.
A Shower Of BOquets.
The Grand Finale Tonight.
TabIeaux and Music,
Thousands Expected to be Present
To-Day and Tonight the Last Of the
Exposition
The Mechanical Department..
A brilliant Ball to DC SaIven,
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japanese Silks cheap at the Trade
Palace, IA Public Square.
my3I 2t JOIN GILGAN & Co.
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HOsiery.-Bargains in ladies' and misses
Cotton Hose at the Trade Palace.
my3I Ut JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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NJ. E. CONFERENCE.

Interesting RepOrts from the Various
Appointments.
The fourth annual meeting of the Nash
vile District Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, Bishop Holland
n. McTyeire presiding, commenced yes
terday in the Tulip NJ. E. Church in Edge
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Bethesda Water, now on sale in this city
by d. W. Dyer & Sons, at LIZARDS Drug
Store, is confidently recommended by all
who have tried it as an effectual cure for
Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Inflammation Of
the Kidney, and of the Bladder, Gravel,
Stone in the Bladder, Incontinence, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, ETC., etc. Circulars
sent on application. The most wonderful
curative water now known. je1 1t
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~ John WILCOX! John Wilcox!
the modern Grimaldi, with Queen City
Circus, Broad and Spruce.
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The Mechanical Department.
YESTERDAY MORNINGS ATrENnANcp

a brilliant Bali to be alven.
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RIVER NEWS.

#BelOW high water mark Of 1871.
Chnnre IN Rtrll.s surtrn TIL tlnanfl-fnlal. hn.r
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Nicholas, Sagrina, Painter. Durand,
and the FeriIIa RrOz,
What is said Of our ExDosI1,ou.

at each exhibition of the Queen City Cir
Gus, Broad and Spruce streets.
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HadensVilIe and Penn.
broke Send Delegates.
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as a floral tribute to the kindness and energy of
the Board of Managers of the Industrial EXPOSE
ton, fitting testimonial to the personal worth
and individual exertiOn of these gentlemen who
have devoted so much of their time and atten-
ton to the interest of this great enterprise the
other, fully show what amount of intelligence
and indOmitable energy have been actively fused
in the movement. After the whole number had
b9en seated, Mr.. John H. Campbell, the MOder-
atOr, mounted the stand and gave the signal for
THE SINGING,
which commenced with the song March, March
to Glory. This piece was rendered in manner
truly astonishing to the thousands who had as
sembled TO enjoy the concert. The remaining
part of
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Parachute rockets and Roman candles viii be
fired from the Broad street balcony to let fine
citizens know that the carnival has commenced
at O'Clock exactly.
Last night the Board of Managers met and
took into consideration the prOpriety of giving a
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Christian, Trigg and Todd Counties
Represented.
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Ten Car Loads from Southern Ken
lucky.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-23

care and labor have in that time sup
ported himself and family on a good
farm, and enlarged capital of 81
500 to $1,000. Dedueting a moder-
ate expense for little extra help in
herding, hay cutting, etc., and still
the profits are enough to offer the
greatest inducements. And it must
be remembered that each succeeding
year adds wonderfully to the results
already accomplished. A perma-
nent, lucrative and steadily increas-
ing business has been secured.
In this section and climate the
LOSS by cattle epidemics of any
kind is very slight. Our deduction
of one in five calves will cover
all losses on the part of the
intelligent breeder, who attends to
his cattle. Our breeders claim to
raise three head here as cheap as
one head In Illinois, and we have no
doubt they do.
With details we cannot very well
treat-certainly not to-day. We
invite correspondence, inquiry, dis
cussion, information, on the subject
OF cattle-raising in Kansas, and par
ticularly in Lyon and adjoining
counties, which for certain reasons
lcomDrise tho best section in the
State for this most important indus
try, and will continue to be the bes
for ten to fifteen years at least, ant
probably for longer.
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THE FAIR.

We publish to-day the, premium
list, rules and regulations, bylaws,
incorporation papers, etc.,. of the
Emporia Agricultural, Mechanical
and Stock Association, in order to
give the public all the par Ii culars in
relation to the Society anil its forth
coming Fair.
The work of preparation, so far
as the Association Is conc erned, is
going ahead satisfactorily Now,
there is a work for the people to do,
and the Fair cannot be much Of a
success unless they do It. In the
first place there are about 100 shares
of stock untaken. These should be
subscribed for at once by those most
interested, the farmers and stock
raisers. Ali should put forth an ex-
ira effort to give the Association a
good, sound footing on the start. II
this is done there will be little
trouble in future years.
No labor or effort should be spar
ed in the way of preparing animals
and articles for the exhibition. VIZ
should all feel that it is our Fair
and that its success depends on us
individually. With the proper ex
ertions on the part of tho people
we can have one of the best cxhibi
tions III Kansas this year.
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ATcnIsoN. is good
town. 1t has pluck. 1t has gone
right along and we have always re-
joiced in its triumphs. 1t has
many noble mon. They have dis
tinguished themselves in every walk
of life. They have carried their
own names and that of their below
ed city to tho field, the Senate, the
forum, and to less noted pursuits.
They have written their fame on
the pages of literature, and honorcd
their town and themselves every
where. We believe no town i'm
Kansas, nor no people, have better
records. We will not stop TO par
ticularize. And while we admit that
geography should have little influ-
ence in making the State ticket, on
the 4th of next month, yet we sub
NIT to tho minds of all fair and can
did men, that, other things being
equal, a proper distribution of OIL
ces will give better satisfaction and
be more conducive TO the harmony
of tho party. Now Atchison has
been served well in the way of po-
litical favors. For twelve years she
has had q member iof the United
States Senate; for eight years, we
believe, she has had the Chief JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court and
most all believe that KingmAR
ought TO continue; for some years
she has had, and still continues TO
have, the United States District At
torney and the United States Mail
Agent. These are four of the very
best offices in the State. And now
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-23
PEABODY.
Another RailPOad-CrOps and Politics
Triplets, etc.

EDIToR NEWS: Our town is not
very often represented in your pa
per, but your paper is pretty well
represented in our town.
In this prolific county there are
incidents transpiring daily that
should be known to the outside
world.
Grading has commenced, i'll this
county, on tho Kansas 81 Nebraska
railroad and We expect ere another
year rolls around that the trains
of another railroad will be rolling
into Peabody.
Crops of all kinds looks finely {;
in fact this season, from beginning
to end, has been as favorable as it
could be.
If the "Chappaqua farmer" has no
more friends Othor places than he
has in this part of the country he
will not be decently buried after
his demise the 9th of November,
There was some talk of organic
ing Grant and Wilson club here,
but as there was no one to convert
it was given up.
If 1 have not proven to you that
the second sentence of this article is
true, will now proceed to do so
Mrs. Laura Bluebaker, a young
married woman, eighteen years of
age, and who lives seven miles
southeast of Peabody, gave birth to
two daughters and son on the 18th
inst. All arc living and doing
well. Their aggregate weight was
fourteen pounds.
No more.
Yours truly, ..
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Atchison comes before the people
Of Kansas and asks thcni to give
her,in addition to thcse,thc Govern
or for the next two years. We SUBJ
NIT that this is "piling it on too
thick" We ask men who arc will
ling to DO fair TO look at tire thing
"squarc in the face" We don't
make any charges against Atchison
or any of her distinguished citizens.
We don't blame them for taking
what is given to them. But We be-
lievc she should walk up TO the con-
vcntion '1ike little man" md say,
''Herc, we have our shar6L You
fellows down on tho Moo sho can
take the Govcrnorship this time"
She would not lower hers'el in our
estimation. or in the csti Etion OF
the public by being thus g generous
She may injure herself for the fu-
ture by asking too much
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OBITUARY.

Died, of conjestive chills, on FRI
day, August 10th, 1872, MRS. MAR
GARET L. WARNER, wife of Amos
Warner, of Chase county, Kansas,
aged 46 years, 10 months and %
days. Her remains were followed,
on Sunday, to the grave, by many
sympathizing friends.
She was long an honored member
of the church of Christ. While in
Ohio, from whence she removed to
this place in September, 1871, and
during her short stay here, she
formed strong attachments, and in
her deceasc is lost a respected and
honored friend, o cherished mother,
and a loved companion. j. b. +.
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POPULATIONS
No animal or article will be allow ell to
be removed from the Grounds until Il
O'Clock m, en- the last day OF the Fair,
unless by written permission from the
President.
filled on the Grounds by the President
and two or more of the Directors.
Awarding committees on live stock will
he required to make their decisions by
ballot.
Exhibitors would save themselves and
the secretary much time, if they would
make out i list of their entries before their
arrival on the Grounds. Premium Lists
will be furnished to all applicants.
No animal or article shall be entered in
any but the owners name.
No person allowed to see the entries
made until after the awards.
Exhibitors interfering with judges, or
acting as judge where they are conpe-
titOrs, shall forfeit all premiums that may
be awarded to them during the Fair.
Any person hitching to or defacing any
Of the trees on the Fair Grounds, will be
subject to fine of not less than five dol
lars and cost of prosecution.
Visitors must not handle fruit or per-
ishable articles. You are invited to look
at, but not to taste, or handle, the latter;
that is the duty of the judges.
Hay and grain will be furnished on the
Grounds at Cost.
The exhibition will take place, in ac-
| cordance with the programme.
Invited guests, delegates from other
| Societies, Editors and Reporters, on ap'
plicatIon at the Office of the Secretary Al
| the main entrance, will be furnished will
| tickets and such general directions as viii
| facilitate the object of their visit.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-23

The following Greeley speech was
delivered at Davenport, Iowa, the
other day, under the inspiration of
the "great Liberal victory in North
Carolina: :"
81 was rebel soldier-13th Ala
bama, Hills division of Longstreet's
corps, that was never whipped by
any ID Yankee regiment that
ever marched. Hurrah for Gree
leyl Grant is -. Greeley was
jeff Davis friend, and jeff Davis is
the best man that ever walked. JEFF
Davis is for Greeley Hurrah for
Greeley! Amy man that wants TO
have niggers voting is bloody
coward! Any man that says Il mig
gers az good as me is theft I'll
live and die a Greeley man! Say,
fellers, amt that risht ?"
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EXECUTORS SALE.

PURSUANT 10 the powers vested in
II me As Executor OF tile last will and
testament Of John Filener deceased, will,
at the court house door, in the city of Em-
poria and State OF kansaE, st IL O'clock on
Saturday, the 18th day OF September, 1871,
sell to the highest and best bidder the
following real estate OF deceased, to-wit:
81 acres OF 6ne hottom land, two miles
north Of Empori&, the same having a
plenty or good timber and water, being so
much Of the S w u Of the s w y OF SEES.
50. township IS and range IL. 1 Will also,
at sad time aud plsce sell IS acFes Of fne
bottom land and RaagF timber situated
in Bourbon county, Kansas, an the Hsrais
Des Cygnes, being part Of tie y z u Of
the N W 4 OF see. %, township % and
range - L Said land will be sold for
half easia. and he-balARee in one year.
with 10 per eeAt interest from date Of sale.
and . lien will be retained on the land for
unpaid purchase price.
These lands viii be sold at private sale
At asly tune previous to the day appoint
= ;R0BERT RROBERTS.
Attorney. Sc
August J, 1s72 3Iws