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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-18
Absolutely Unknown.

GENEVA, June 1.-THE Board of Arbi-
tration met at two o'clock this afternoon.
The first part of the session terminated at
O'Clock when all except the arbitration
withdrew. The latter remained in consul
tation until P. NJ, when the sitting ad-
iourned. The result eff the deliberations
of the Board are absolutely unknown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-18
was submitted.

GENEVA, June 17.-WOrld8 special
Notwithstanding all denials, the English
argument was submitted on Saturday, on
the suggestion of Count SclOpis that the
pleadings should not be considered final,
and an English declaration Of withdrawal
might subsequently be presented. The
Tribunal has adjourned until Wednesday,
owing to the delay of the Americans. The
Court is strongly incliRed to grant Eng
lands rennest for an adj Ourment.
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a special from Richmond, Va, says that
two negroes convicted Of petit larceny were
publicly whipped in the Henry county jail
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A Partisan Mystery

Amystery of Paris is puzzling the police.
Francois George, a skilllul metal chaser,
by birth a Belgian, determined, despite
the siSty.tive years on his head, to marry
young and unusually beautiful girl with
whom he had fallen wildly in love, Shc
seems TO have returned his love; at All
events they were married. A week after
their marriage she DISAPPEARED. He gave
up work, and none Of his friends saw
him. They at last became uneasy, and
communicated with the police. His
lodgings were open. He was found on
his bed In q state OF complete decompo-
sition. A furnace which contained some
unconsumed fragments Of charcoal reveal.
ed the manner Of his death, The police
examined the lodgings. A closet was
opened. They found In It dangling from
an iron hook the body OF the old mans
wife. Did her disappearance led to his
suicideg Or? The police are trying
to answer tho questions raised by these
two corpses.
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Castelar, on Russla..what She Rep

~ EIebeutse ~ AN y ~
Emilio oist6lars paper on the Replbv
llcan movement in Europe, In the Sep.
TENDER number Of Harper's Magazine,
contains the following illusions 10 Russia:
The Russian Empire today represents
tho Sclavonic race, and to an understand.
ing Of the state Of ideas among the Rus
sian people our efforts should be mainly
addressed. In every race some one ma
ton takes the lead, and becomes its rep
resentative Tor O time. In the earlier
stag Of ancient history the Greeks typi-
fed our Helleno.Latin. race, and in its
second stage the Romans. In modern
history, from the end Of the fifteenth 10
the end Of the sixteenth century, the
Spanish nation becomes the Representa-.
tive OF tho Latin race; and in the seven
teenth and eighteenth century the sceptre
passes into the hands ot the French, who
have continued to bear 1t until their re-
centcalamities befell them: and now, per.
haps, Il is about 10 return anew to the
nation which welded and led the van In
ancient history-to the Italian people,
one and independent, allied with Prussia,
masters Of the great city called Rome,
and holding monarchicai fleldom In the
very capital Of that vast Spanish Empire
which wrought the sun itself among the
emblems In It's crown,
The same thing has occurred with 9th.
or nations. From It's foundation 10 the
Peace Of Westphalia the Austrian Empire
represented in the World the Germanic
race. But since the Peace of >Westphalia
until our own time the representative
place has belonged to Prussia. And in
the Anglo-Saxon race the representation
pertained TO England for three centuries,
until, toward the end OF the last century,
the divine right passed TO the young ma.
ton which dominates the New World,
and by It's example summons 1t to indie.
pendence, while with the light Of its insti.
buttons it dazzles the Old World, and calls
1t to be free.
And so, to-day, the nation which har.
rasses the tribes scattered on the banks OF
the Danube; which thrusts itself between
the Greeks and their ancient conuuerers,
the Turks; which absorbs Poland by
force; which sustains Bohemia in tho
steady recovery Of its old autonomy;
which is at once standing menace to
Scandinavia and to Germany, to the en-.
pire Of Austria and to the empire of Con.
stantinople; which in its onward march
disputes the palm Of Asiatic domination
with all.powerful England; and which
glories in disciplining under the glaive of
its emperors fourteen distinct nationalities,
whereby 1t may carry civilization to the
Orient, and iniuse new life into the West
the nation. which is animated by all
these diverse ideals, and bears all these
vague hopes in its heart, in Russia, which
believes itself called to be the sole.expo-
nent Of all the Sclavonic peoples Of the
world.
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Throwing Cold Water on Stanley.

Throwing Cold Water on Stanley.
"a Boston Woman" writes to tho Bos.
ton Advertiser:
Ever since the first rumor of Stanley 8
meeting with Livingstone have doubt,
cd the fact. Can 1t be possible that Liy.
ipgstone is really dead, and that trusting
TO tliat and certain diaries and private
papers that have fallen into his hands,
all this correspondence has been invent.
ed-as purely Yankee trick as the well
remembered "NIoon hoax?" 7
That at least, is my opinion. l could
hardly believe my eyes when found
men Of science in England acuuiesslng
in statements SO laundering as many. con.
tanned in the published letters, and which
were illustrated by quotations from re-
cent light literature, which, II they ever
went to DR.. Livingstone at all, must have
gone in SANKEY'S saddle.bags. %. +
DIR. Livingstone may haVea brother in
Listonell-the editor of the Toronto
Globe ought TO know-but ifthe traveller
we all know and care for ever wrote
those letters, then he is insane, and insane
in very Yankee fashion. In the letter
addressed to his brother John, 1t is some
bombastic Yankee, who fears lest he
should be supposed to be "afilicted with
hydrOcephalous," or to epedantic when
he says "lacustrine." 1t is not the sim.
pie, earnest, devout traveller.
/ shall not enter upon geographical
questions no one can decide, but ask if
any born Scot or Anglican ever used the
words gave H." "twaddle," currency"
and smart" in the sense in which they
are used in this letterH Who that ever
saw scotchman's letter to q kinsman
will believe that Livingstone signed 10
his own brother "Yours additionally ?"
1t is only newspaper correspondent
that could have slipped into that. It is
time intelligent people protested.
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TIE GREELEY ALARM.

From the New York Post)
The trepedation exhibited by the Gree
leyites at the activity OF the straight.out
democrats is not without reason. Many
able men, who have been CONSPICUOUS for
tkeir uniform and honest support Of dem.
ocratic principles however they may have
been mistaken, are engaged in the move.
ment, which will show what it amounts
to when the Louisville Convention meets.
The Georgia and Delaware democrats
have already taken strong ground in ia
vor OF maintaining their old party, una.
dulterated by Greeleyism. In New Jersey
they held convention on Saturday and
elected full delegation to Louisville; the
attendance was not large, but much earn.
estness was displayed. In Illinois, Cali
fOrnia and many other states the move
ment is known TO have much strength.
These demonstrations are sufficiently
alarming to the trading members OF the
party. -.a
The leaders in this attempt to preserve
the Democratic party probably do not be-
lieve that they can succeed in electng
their candidate, whoever he may be.
Even Mr. Charles O'Connor, who seems
to be their favoritc for President, and
whose integrity and qualifications for any
office, except in political sense, ore con-
coded, cannot hope to draw o majority
from the cOntending forces OF this late
day in the canvass. But one thing is evil
dent; these men are in earnest and they
believe that the maintenance Of that or
ganization is worth more than success;
that the victory Of Greeley would be the
defeat OF all true Democratic principles,
and that in laboring to defeat him they
simply promote the integrity Of parties
and rebuke trading" in politics.
The Louisville Convention, therefore,
grows daily Of more Importance. Should
it nominate man like Mr.. O'Connor
upon the old Democratic platform, the
Democrats who have jumped at "aDything
to beat Grant" may well be alarmed for
the success Of their new and strange de-
parture.
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ON MARRIAGE,
STATE OF wEsTYIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circ1lt Court. August Rules 1872.
Thomas Hughes
Il. W: Philips, Administrator OF the estate {
Daniel Dunbar, deceased, and others

Il. W. Philips, Administrator OF the estate OF
Daniel Dunbar, deceased, and others In
Chancery. .alls -if-r-
The object OF this suit Is 10 compel d settle.
ment OF the estate or the said Daniel Dunbar,
deceased and to settle the prlortles Of the cred.
ltors OF the same, and TO ascertain the distrbu.
tton already made and to be made Of tho proceeds
Of the sale OF tho real estate OF the said Dunbar
And IT appearing from IN affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, Julia A. Taylor, Mary
L. Thomas, ClataM. Gilbert, Samuel NJ. Dunbar,
Junius B. Dunbar, George p. Dunbar, Lille s
Dunbar, David Ingram and Fanny Ingram, arc
not residents OF this State tits ordered that they
do appear hero within one month aItGr the date
Of tho first publication hereof and do what Is
necessary 70 protect their interests herein.
Testc, SAMUEL B. McCoLL0CH. Clerk.
PECK q COCHRAN, Attorneys for Complainant.
Tho said defendants will take notice that on
tho sth day Of September, 1871, between the
hours OF ! O'Clock 4. n. and O'Clock p. n, to
be continued from time to time until completed,
at the oflce OF G.. L, CEanmer, one OF the Com.
missionets OF the aaid Court, In the city OF
Wheeling, the Plaintiff will take tho dispositions
OF each and every one OF tho Defendants in This
case, also the dispositions of tho Plaintiff and
that OF r. II. Cochran, and win at the close OF
tho testimony proceed before the said Commits.
stoners 70 take the account Of the said estate and
the deposition already made aud the distribution
TO be made therein. PECK q COCHRAN,
auSTh Solicitors for Compliments.
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TothI'l,el'. Public

.Weretlring from tho Foundry business, have
disposed OF our entire stock Of Patterns and the
ercluStre right to manufacture from same, to .,
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1872. Cameron Fair. IaI
Tho Western Pennsylv4rlIa' I L
ohio and West yirgInla; AZ"
cultural aud Mechanics
ASsnrintlOn,

VIII hold its Second Annual E :. y. a. W
Fair Grounds. HeIr Cameron, MN vi n ssGt;
NEsDAY, THURSDAY and FBlpA'
Der IS, 10 and 20 1874 .,,,,ly l5p,7Is
new wells Save been d1S; ,r.,Ss XII v bsssa
stables have been erected; The ~ GRADED
tended 10 one.third oia nile, aha J h,,s ns.t
New building or all kinds Pave eat D.y. y.
accommodate oil who mly DC Pa % siit,g
fact no expense has been pare lSi, 'ssld l;F'
next exhibition the bcst ole 1'e' 49, .
Virginia. n, 10 oS!s5i =.
making OF MONEY, but the irlP !,ossy o:,!!i
entire section Of country. NJ Az Y. T nd nfat
the necessary expenses yin % ;, I'M pSrTsIsst I.
prSvenent Of fairgrounds an, ARq ~ ~ P,i5 ID!
Very liberal premiums W. v. N 'Preni1T,
in press. 10 HANSON CsRalisnScsR C.5s.st
vine, ". Va, OF d.. S. b. Isltth
W. Va.
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DR.; T 7! ~ Hair Dye Imparts Life to the Hair.
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THEY arc going to use petroleum in.
stead of coal, in the manufacture Of pig
iron, at Titusville, Pa. They have tried
the experiment, and o joint stock com.
pany has been formed, and they mean to
go ahead at once, At tho present rate,
tho fuel for making a ton Of charcoal iron
costs $l7, while 1t is calculated that the
oil for making an equal quantity of iron,
would cost only 81.
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CCRoFuLA

SokoFULA AqiaI II, l.G.
Is the dread disease RhlrhAnnuAly sweeps its
thousands % the grave, ltnAkes itS appearance
IN many forms: IN Consumption. Glandnlar
dwellings, rheumatism, 9utaneous diseases,
many OF the affections with which :emales are
troubled, &C. PerhApsno OnetswhOlly free from
Us faint; The only way II can be successfully
ton. LISA blood disease. DR.. TUFTS sarsapa.
rilla and Queens Delight possesses the qualities
TO expel Il from the system and restore perfect
health. Being free nom violent minerals, 1t
may DO taken with safety by old and young. The
most delicate female may take 1t at any time.
Il your child has worms, or q bad breath, or
sallow complexion, or restless at night or no ap-
petite. or general bad health, give 1t DR.. Liver
Pills; 1t will soon be restored.
DR.. Tufts Hair Dye ImpartS Life to the Hair.
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THURsDAY.Ap AUGUST 20, 1872.

"Gen. Grant never has been defeated, and he
never will be. "-HoRACE eRETLEr.
"while asserting tho right Of every Republi.
eau TO his untrRmmeled choice off candidate for
next President until nomination Is made,
venture to suggest that Gen. Grant will DO far
better qnalined for thst momentous trust in
1874 han he was in 1868 "-HoRLCE GREEET,
SPEECH On 6h January, 1871,
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Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

The School and the Army In Germany and
France-By Gen. HAZEN, q. s. A, cloth, 50 80.
The Golden Lion Of Granpers-By ANTHONY
TROLLoPE, Cloth, 81 Is; paper, 75c.
IIOaTenWard Led-By JANE r. SoMMERs, cloth,
$175.
Ny Hereby Mrs. FoRREsTER, cloth, $175.
UEclaImCd-A Story OF English Life-cIoth,
Fly Leayes-By C.s. C. LEISURE, hour series,
cloth, $3.50.
Snoke-ByJ. F. TURaESEr, hour series, cloth,
Charlotte Alderman oTTo NUIrER, Goth.
81 80.
Fair Women-By Mrs.. FoRREsTER, paper, 5Oc.
Three Books Of Song-By HENRY W. LONG.
FELLOW, cloth, s. 90 ~. .-...a
Manual Of Preserving, Picking and Canning
Frult-cloth, SOC.
A Representative Life or Horace Greeley
By l. U. RBAvIs, with an introduction by Bon.
CAssGus N. CLAY, cloth 81 on.
Life Of Horace Greeley-By JAMES PARTON
cloth, 81 90.
Caper.sAuce- FANNY FERE, cloth, 81 90.
Stories Told to ChIId-By:JEAS IEoELow,
cloth, 81 Is.
Get Thee Behind Ne sAtaa-By OLIVE LOGAN.
cloth, 81 60
Thoughts or Men and ThlngS-By ANGELINA
GUsHRdToN, cloth, 81 50.
Six Of One and Half Dozen Of the Other -Dy
Il. b. STOWE and others, cloth, 81 80.
Fillne ut the Fair, and other Pooms-Dy RoBT.
BROWNING, cloth, g 90.
The Dickens DIctIonAry-By GnBERT A.
PIERCE, cloth, $500. 80
~ The largest stock of LADIES' STATION.
cry in tho city, including all Of the latest styles
Of French and English Note Papers and En-
J. D. STANTON,
CORNER MONROE AND MARKET SITS.
jylS
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An oldlawyer says that the three first
troublesome clients he ever had were a
young woman who wanted to DO married,
q married woman who wanted TO be IN.
married, and an old maid who didn't
know what she wanted.
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JUST RE0EIyED.-TEN NEW
e and elegant wagons Che last Of thirty this
season. just received. We desire 70 employ ten
sell and lease the "NeW" Wheeler q Wilson
Sewing Machine. wegiVe Agents the choice OF
working on salAry-With expenses paid-or on
Apply at once to
WIN. SUMNER q CO.,
auS0 IS Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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tVIIU1t.O) NsI9IbIos oIIa11ul11.
Observation-Disclosures
1HECHlLD'S CUBEWHEA TEETHIHG,
To Relieve pains, ClfOlIc, Wakrfulpe,,. Ae.

70 Relieve Pains, ChOllc, WRkefalneII, &c.
Such 10 tho popularity Of this Remedy, that II
has induced some unprineipled persons 70 conn.
forfeit 1t, using our liable wrapper And circulars
almost word for word, even to the color and gid.
ms o. the same. An intelligent and honest pub.
andwe shall hereafter prosecute 70 tho MI ex.
tent or the law all parties who, by making, sell.
ing or buying. shall infringe on our copy right.
The ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE Child's Cure when
Teething, ,LAuGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL,
is prepared by
Copyright entered aud secured according TO
act or Congress. iUb26
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

As will be seen by the report In another COL
umn the General Republican Committee met
on Saturday night, agreed to cooperate with
the eluEens In the grand ratification meeting
on Thursday evening next, and appointed the
necessary subcommittee. It Is especially
requested that the gentlemen appointed by
both the citizens aud the general committees
will attend the meeting called for l2 O'Clock
to-day, at Legislative Hall, In order that the
details Of the affair may bo arranged.
The indications are that the ratification Of
the nominations Of the Philadelphia Conven.
tiOn will be the grandcst and most extensive
ever held Ia this city, and caro- should be
taken that all the details are properly planned
and carried out. r.
To do this, every mau honOred with place
on the subcommittee should perform the
duty assigned him, aud then there win be no
possible chance Of even the slightest ground
Of complaint from those who will attend
either with their clubs or as individuals. We
earnestly hope that the several Republican
State organizations In existence In this city
will participate in the affair, aud add ecidt TO
the occasion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17


IN - - N a., -. -, I..nati
W., w. ,.,,so ~ ,JI q, W ',o 49, 49, :, 1,. :,
'", ~ Wv o'''s'o'.1 :" ue"I, ~, ~
a','.,... - SO. 80, ~ ,, ',,.'' - ~,
oa'"'uS' a"l '"a' s"os"', "vO'
.AAo plaVo so.usy Nv -'su eloos -, %" ~. ,"'
nlO,'' N1,N' ~ :, ris.0'' " u'e s'N ~ y'
'' ~ l'oui .'l Wv veiN a"u 'ou,,os'o' Is
"n0" p'a.o oo'"oou tnS', 'u'y "v"%'u oSV's
!" w ou spe oos' OF 'crins W y s'e'" pp'uso o'
view we s'nco's,y nope 'ua' ~, tnis may
not oe 'he prelude TO series OF dlpiomau'
dlnners and banques over "nlen " VIII Oe
attempted 70 settle tue grave dlplomauc ana
international questions "hieh tho conference
has met 10 decide -.
Inc tehor OIL inc important ulspa'cne'
when tho Ieegraph mystcr'ously INFORMS US
have been received by the American repre-
scntauNes are UNDERSTOOD IN othclal circles
here 10 90 70 me effect that our Goyernmenl
can 10 no possible contingency listen TO any
iurther appeals ior CONCESSIONS that We hav'
gone as var as " possloie 10 go consistently
WIN our honor ana seli-respeet as nation
IL We may believe the dispatches To tho Lon
uon JOURNALS LORD lonterden, al tho hicr
noon meeting On saturday made iO'ma
demand tor ApostpOnement unui the ques
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

Dlst,iei q, colarsis, Coaa,g Of Wa.h SgiO- 49,
u n. U, svAirt oAahist Of the rIrst katioual
Baak Of ws,hiss on, D. O., DO sols,AalJ sweat ta1t
tne above statement IL true 70 the beat q nu kp6vl
sdRs Aad boliei. n. q. SWAIN, Oashl ..
SubsatIh.d sud svots 10 before me this IB,b dsy Of
June, ls7a n, UAIIAN,
hotAry pahliu.
Uar cot -Atiesif
u. ID. UOUKE,
IS3i 4, swnlS wwllhStS' D'''o'O"' .,,
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L-..---. =. VIZ btfAhIMNhIl
AnjurASr 0RrNRALa OgrIoE, ;
wAsHno roN, Asy N. lsfi
Ths tSllorinE ' ass Of Congress fs published for
The Information aud government Of all con
An ACT 10 provide Tor tho survey Of the harbor
and river AZ Washington, ID u.
BE " enacted by the Senate ana H0use Of Rep-
rssenfaiipes ef iks Uaned Sigies ef AmeTica "
Coagretf atstmbied, That tho Uhiof of Engl.
noefs Of the United states Army, the Superln-
tondent Of tho Coast Survey, the engineer Ia
charge Of public bulldogs AMI grounds, the
uoverupi o. the District of COLUMBIA, Alex.
hnder n, Shepherd, and Carlisle =. Patterson n,
who shall serve without compensation, are
hereby created n board OF survey, and arc EN-.
powered and Instructed TO examine into the con-
dition Of the harbors and landings for vessels
from the AnacostlA bridge, on the Eastern
branch, along tho entire ter-front OF the city
Of Washington and Georgetown, 10 the head Of
tide water. And the said board are directed 20
report 10 Congress, at ~ early day as praoti.
cable, a full and doomprohonsiye plan for opening,
ihiprOvinH, and developing the water chfnuel .
ns 10 SECURE tho best possible harDor facilities
along said water front And the said board are
also directed TO take into consideration the san
itary effect upon the city Of Washington, and
the feasibility Of reclalmlng In any Improve
ments suggested, the swamp and marsh land 8
along said water 'front.' PTovfdsd, That any ex.
penso attending said report shall not exceed ono
thousand dollars, and shall be patti By the DIS.
triot OF Columbia.
Approved, March s, 1sT2
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
T. u. TowEBEND, Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

We HEAR that the Assistant District Attor-
ney for the police court Is Issuing warrants
upon information lodged before him Of Of
fencos alleged against the ordinances passed
by the Board Ol Health. II We arc not mls.
taken these ordinances cannot become laws
until approved by the Legislative Assembly.
Should prosecutions he continued, we doubt
not this question will be AZ once submiltod
for Judge sHell's decision,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17
BYSSSHiE SHEss Ssls..s 3 SsTs siIs!; a q..t .ss ::.

TRUsrKE's SALE or A NEAT .TwO.stORY
BRlCk HoUsk ON UOLUMBIA srREEr,
PkaTn sfRkEfs SoRtHwksT. $50 A"D
BY virtue OF = deed OF trust to Joshua whitney
and mIssli dAtsd DsoainbsT Ia and duly recorded
N LnsI No d1s, folio aaI % hs land iseorda ioI
Washington COUNTY, D. u, aud at the Nhtien request
Of the party secured, will sell at pubio auction,
On FRIDAY, July D. lsls, at o o'clock y. N 70 the
subdivision OF square B63, 10 the city Of Warrington
u. O., bounded and described a. follosai uom meme
street l6 feet south from the northwest eornet q sid
l0 thsnoa eat ~ fest thence north Ii ieet thence
vost " feot, thsnos south 10 isot TO bsEnnlnE being
tho northern ID feet front tby the depth thore OF OF
lot forty soyon Atorodoscbed together with tho lm
provemsnts thereon.
Terms Of the sale Ono third cash balance In siI,
twelve and eighteen months, with 10 PER cent. In,
forest z be scared hI deed Of trust on the prop
orty hlOO down day OF sale. stamps and con
yeyAnoinE al the cost on the purchaser Ia case the
terms are not compiled With within i've DAYS. the
BRAINARD u. WARNER,
Surviving Trustee.
iSitOo4da GREEN A WILLIAMS. Auefs.
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ST, VIECENT, FLA, Is beautiful Island Of
1000 acres, owned and occupied Tor the past
three years by MIR. Hatch, gentleman OF intel
ligenee aud fortune, formerly mayor Of Clnein.
natl, who chooses 10 lead there tho life Of n
hermit, solitary and alone, save with servant
or two, and seeing few visitors His island
swarms with deer ana cattle, his library II full
Of books, anu with these and hunting aud nsh.
Ing be passes bis time away-'ho monarch Of al
heguTYeyg,