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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

DISTRICT COURT Pronunciation W. G. WHIT
.,v pREsrp1NG-By courtesy of ]. II. wickersham
rso Clerk, we have been furnished with the follow
inc synopsis of the District Court proceedings;
Trrsn,Y. July &c. Mallon VS.. A. j. Bonner ct al
.ontinued until October term.
F Mcguire VS.. Mary Ann Mcguire; J. W. Brown,
Fsn, appointed referee to take testimony.
~nopali 4 Stevenson VS.. G.. W. Crafts; complaint
.msnded and set for trial Friday.
Tissler Hughes VS.. A. Barcelo; demurrer argued
and submitted
Harris vs. Boise County; set for trial Friday
r " Moore L Co. VS. All Kim; demurrer with
Drawn and answer ordered to be filed July s. 1874
0strom vs. Carvan and Channell; demurrer argued
and submitted.
Pickett vs. Coughanour & Witt; demurrer with
dawn and defendants have until Wednesday July Sd
to file answer.
WEDNESDAY, July 3.-Taylor vs. Peterson: motion
FIR continuance overruled. and ]. ". Brown APP
poined Referee TO take testimony.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

IN IowN-Qnite a number of our friends from
across the Basin visited our city during the past
week. Among them were Alex Orchard, John Eiss
Ter, Mr. Taylor, Nick Wetzell and others, from Plat
ersiiie and vicinity; Dave Coughanour of Quartz
burg; Hons John NJ. Cannady. Ben Wilson and
Geo. W. Anderson, c. Davis Alex Sifers and Sam
CiarEson' OF Pioneer. j. b. Duke. Esq, and John
Merrill. Esq, of Centerville together with several
others whose names have escaped our memory.
They report mining operations still lively in their
respective sections.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

The WEArHER.-If old Caleb LYON was reS;ae,,
OF Boise Basin he would be astonisbed AZ tho hrao
ter of the weather in this section Instead of our
summer oens Arabian, it has thus far been some.
"""' 'ioeFiah IN character. We have had but few
warm days. and' with occasional exceptions, the
nights nave been not only cool but decidedly cold
NOBODY makes complaint, however, as it keeps the
water back ana insures us good mining season.
we had frost few nights ago. hail several days ago
and on last Tuesday cold rain
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

Nh" DlscovERY.-Capt. J. J. Walker, during his
INNING operations on his placer claims in Illinois
suich' uncovered, few days ago, a quartz ledge
MI gives promise of being well defined, true
:, oome sixteen or eighteen hundred feet were
located ON the ledge, which appears to be from
inches to two feet in width between the castings
=, "poh being prospected the quartz proves very
~ aithough no free gold is visible it IL.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

xotice.-To tohom it may concern DIR. CHANCE
II leave here for Placerville on Monday, and is
therefore DESTROYS of finishing up his work in Idaho
o,r This week. Those interested will govern them.
,ras accordingly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

'oSr HEcEIvED.-Mr. Thomas Barry has just re-
'e'ed' direct from below, a very fine assortment of
gents ana boys clothing comprising suits of various
''ieS together with fine lot of underclothng just
'e'ea' And also iron, steel and couple of Sher-
,4]n improved clothes wringers. Families will
Auu' al Mr. Barry's full supply of assorted grocer
~ ana Miners will find everything they require in
Tue way Of outfits, supplies etc.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

Dr4D.-James Hall, a colorcd man who has resided
III Idaho for Six or seven years past, died suddenly
on last Friday morning. He had paralytic stroke
about two years ago, from the effects of which he
never entirely recovered. and which finally resulted
IN his death. His funeral took place last Saturday
rom the Court House, and was attended by quite a
number OF our citizens G. S. Kingsley, Esq, con-
dacted his funeral oosequies. Hall about 50
years OF age, native of Maryland. believe. and
had resided the Coast fifteen or twenty years. He
vas faithful servant and liked by all who knew him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

FROM OwYHEE.-Mr. Green White one of our pi-
oneers aud old resident OF our city. came over
from Owyhce. on last saturday. and last Tuesday
accompanied by his family. left for Silver City where
he has taken up his home. We sorry TO lose them
from our social circle. and commend them to the
good favor of all our friends in Owyhee.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

A'h FRUIT, &c.-Pinney & Ce. in constant
'p' OF nice fresh fruit, direct from California,
n as peaches, plums, apricots, ETC., and are ready
60 al orders in that line. They have also on hand
g.. VI the finest smoking and chewing tobacco
a., Dought to the Basin, as well as some of those
:. sarS that can't be beat. As the trout season
s.,, III they have also on hand splendid stock of
aug tackle of every description.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

HE THORN CREEK ESTERPRIsE.-The Thorn
'feeE mining and prospecting company vigorous
y prosecuting work on their new enterprise. under
Tue superntendency of Geo. W. Thatcher, Esq.
iney nave number of hands at work constantly,
aud Will not be long before they can detarmiRe the
CHARACTER Of the diggings in that section. Those
win whom We have conyersed appear to have great
'0nndence IN striking paying diggings and it is to
Dc hoped that such may be the case as there is an
eAesiVe area of mining ground in that region that
viii De worked if this company strike paystreak.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

b.n, bosY.-Road Supervisor Chase has had his
\. 'ui' lately, combining the Bear Run Water so
b. prevent it again flooding the upper end of town.
,iaa' was slight break in the embankment several
ana :. ago. but the crevasse was promptly repaired;
1e Old man says he thinks he has got tho best
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city and County.
NOTICE.

,,,,hers of the Democratic County Central Com.
....o are hereby notified that there win be meet
p' .of the Committee in Idaho City. MONDAY, JULY
no ,s7a AS important business is to be transacted.
Al attendance of the members is requested.
pv order of E. A. STEVENSON, Chm'n.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

CHANGE or TIME.-A change of programme has
taken place in the arrival and departure of the stages.
The Boise City stage leaves Idaho at g. A. NJ and
Is due here at 4, p. The Pacerville stage leaves
Idaho at 2, p. NJ, and is due at 10, A. NJ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

oBLIGAT1oSs.-Mr. Spencer Albro. the accommo
dating driver of Mathews Placerville and Idaho Cit
stage line will accept thanks for vors rendered
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

CHANGED HIS CoURsE-Professor Stanley, the blind
pianist, returned here from Owyhee few days ago.
He informed us that he had intended going to Mon
tana, but deferred by reason of the threatened
Indian hostilities.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

FoUND.-The body OF A. II. Ncsbctt who was
drowned a short time ago in the Payctte, found
on last Sunday, by Mr.. Charles Goodenough. a
sand-bar near the Squaw creek crossing. and was
buried on the following day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

IN ., ooSAL'-Mr David Abbott has sold his ranch
il NJ upper Payette Valley to Mr.. Hugh Craig, and
AZ ~ our city with his family. en- route for Tex
&c Is undecided as yet. whether he will locate in
n,o- 0r In the southern portion Of Colorado. and
OpOses to visit both sections before settling down.
oia. W. A. Nunnally returned from
d,,s oity on last Friday and AFTER remaining few
- 'si' ior Pioneer City, on last Monday evening.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

MAKES HIS RoUSps.-Uncle John Silson, despite
the cool weather. makes his regular rounds with his
ice wagon and he fails put in appearance
daily at Office His nice, clear ice is luxury at
all times, whether the days are hot or cold.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

THASKs.-We return thanks to our friends Mr.. j. G.
Bryant for late Salt Lake city papers, and Mr.. W.
Tincher for late Arizona papers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

- S"'-AD1AEsTs.-A term of Court coming nm
e u our friends have considered it necessary ~
VIC should bowel hee!ed," and orr sanct,,n.
CONTAINS very formidable array of fluid rafresh.
our friend Jacobs of Boise City, through his
tar has "sen' ana outside rustler," Cap Hun.
'es. mas sent us by stage key of "Jacobs, hest >
winch gracefully reclines in close nroxin,;t, :.
easy chair while we are fsnked on the ,.ft ~ -
oi eAcenent lager sent over from placerye TO no h
our oia,tme friend Mr.. c. Kohny, who. from the ev.
,aehee IN our possession. thoroughly understands
now TO extract from barley and hops all the rtnes
'hey contain. Like horse between two buna,es ~
oa's. we were undecided which to attack first hut
many We compromised by making an onslaught on
VIC 'esurn tnanks to our considerate friends
for so literally replenishing our exhausted conn,;s
sary department. and assure them thst their bea,th
was not forgotten. We know that the whisky is No
l, rom the caucus of Boise City folks which Assem-.
oied IN our Office shortly after its arrival.
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Total.

'''''''........ $o9,5SO 81
Inc Bank during June. shipped to New York, gold
oars amounting in value to sl3674O. The amount If
god dust assayed as above stated, does not nclude
that received from Idaho City and this side of the
basin' but we WILL through the kindness of Mr.. J. NJ
burRett the assayer, be furnished with the 5oures
for publication in our next issue
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

HoLLowAy's PILLS AND oiSrMgSr.-Scrofula was
considered inctrabie until the great discovery OF
L" Hollovay's Pills and Ointment " flashed upon the
world Diseases which battle the skill of the medical
schools, readily yield TO these peerless remedies,
scurvy. Erysipeas SaltrheuH, Itch and all cutane-
Gus eruptions durable by them. % cents per
box pot
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

"oID DUST AssAYED.-At the Banking House of c.
W. moore Co., in this city, there has been received
ior assay from the camps across the Basin. during
inc month OF june the following amout of gold dust
BY W. F. Cos. Express. sAo soo 20
e N Sou1Ses,. l6
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We purchase Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion,
Quartermasers' checks and Vouchers, and Drafts or
Certificates of deposit issued by Eastern California
or Oregon Banks;
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds;
Keep Revenue Stamps for sale;
Make collections all points in the United States;
and all business connected with general Banking will
receive prompt attention.
We are agents for the sale of Passenger Tickets for
allthe regular mail steamers between New York and
London, Liverpool, Bremen, Hamburg, Havre and
Antwerp.
Persons DESTROYS of sending for friends in any part
of Europe procure tickets of u.s. and their
passage to New York, thus saving the expense and
risk of sending money that purpose
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars,
either in Coin or Currency.
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sSrA moments effort in controlling passion
may often prevent days Of sorrow.
ga beautiful woman, said FOntenelle, is the
yuTgatOry of the purse and the paradise OF the
eve.
sywhat did the spider do when he came
out OF the ark? He took a fly and went home.
"A young man generally gives a lock o I his
hair 10 his sweetheart before he marries her.
After marriage she generally helps herself.
HFIench and English physicians almost
universally prescribe a free use of lemon juice
TO effect cure for the rheumatism.
~A wife wrote to her husband, absent In
California, ths the longer he stayed away the
better she liked him. Rather equivocal, that.
n~AccOrding to Humboldt in the thirteenth
yaded all classes of society. Good old times,
those.
SNearly 100 printers in New York are on a
strike against a violation of the law of the
Union relative to apprentices by their former
employers.
RIA noted Italian authOress, Signora Aure-
liza CinimO Falliero de Luna, has established in
Florence a emi-mOnthly newspaper, entitled
the COTnelia, devoted to the advocacy of
wCman's ghts and the promotion of the educa-
ton OF Italian women.
gTne Levant Times saws that a Teheran
letter in a loyal Greek paper states that more
Il an one hundred thousand men, women, and
children have persisted in the Persian capital
from famine and plague, and that the number
Of victims throughout the country is not less
than three milliOp=.
EFThe Petersburg Index gives a receipt for
the making OF a Dolly Warden pie: Take about
fOu- varcS 81 light dough, gather il up in tucks
and iOunces, crisp the edges, and I'll up with
fruit, then Law on the over skirt, fasten il with
buttons c. cough, connected with frills of the
came, and you will have a tasteful and elegant
pie. only YOU must eat II, not wear II.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session of the
Torty-Second Congress.
IGHNKRAL NAIUKE-No. l35. ]

JGEyERAL NAIURE-No. l35
ton pre.erV..ion and repairs Of certain fortos
tiOns, and other works Of oefense.
.a ne Of Il. Gsis4 SAFES o. asr,a :. Ss
srsss assembled, That the following arms be, and
IN s not s
following Notifications and other works Of defense
For Fort Gorses, Portland harbor, Maine, twenty
For FOrt Prebie, Portland harbor, Maine, forty
two thousand five hundred dollars.
forty two thousand Eve hundred dollars
AZ for battery on Portland head, Portland, Maine,
For Fort W arren, Boston hsrbor. Massachusetts,,
eighty hve Thousand dollars.
sets, sixty-fsur thousand dollars.
For Fort Independence, Bosten harbor, Mssss-
For Fort Adams, Newport harbOr, Rhode Island,
eigniy nve SnSns11nd dolists S.u v,h o;,h.,.
For fort on " ilistts point, Fast river, New York.
For Fort Wood, Bedloe's island, New York
For Fort Hamilton, aud additional batteries in
New York hsIbor forty thou.snd dollars.
harbor, New York thirty two thousand dollars; ard
i2I eSmPstns The EAR satT%0rk OF the elses aud aud
Dor, fifty -Cne Thousand d. llars.
For Battery, Hudson, New York harbor, New
York, seventeen Thousand dollars
For Fort Mifiin Philadsl phis, Pennsylvania,
seventy two thousand dollars.
For new fort opposite Fo.s Delaware, Delaware
dollars.
For Fort McBenry. Baltimore harbor, Mary land,
twenty enc thousand d. liars.
For fort st LszarettO point, Baltimore harbor,
Mary land, thirteen thousand dollars
For Fol. Foote, Potomac river, Maryland, TWEEN
~ one thousand dollars.
For Fort Washington, Potomac river, Maryland,
twenty one thousand dollars
For Fort Monroe, Hampton roads, virginia,
fcrty two Thousand five hundred dollGrs.
For Fort Moultrie, Charleston harbor, South Car
olins, thirty five Thousand dollars.
For GCrt Sumter. Charleston harbor, South Oaro-
liua, thirty five thor and dollars
For Fort jackson, Savannah river, Georgia, nj
teen thousand dollars.
For Fort Pulaski, Savannah river, Georgia,
tw enty five thous and dollars.
For Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida, forty two
thousand Eve hundred dollars
For Fort Jeferso Garden Key, FLORIDA, forty
two thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For Fort Jackson, Mississippi river, Louisiana,
sixty four thousand dollars
For FoIs faint Philip, Mississippi riy,r, Louis
iaL q, forty two thousand i've hundred dollars.
For fort at Fort point, entrance to the hsrbor OF
San Francisco, California, eighty-hye thousand
For fort at Lime point, entrance to the harbor Of
San Francisco, Californ a, seventy-fve thsusand
dollars.
For fort at AlcatrBz island, in the harbor of San
Francisco, California; forty two IL )ussnd hye hun
dred dollars. -,
and dollars.
Ter permanent platforms for modern cannons of
large caliber, fifty Thousand dollars.
For contingencies of Notifications, two hundred
and fifty Thousand dollars.
Fer surveys for military dsfenses, hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. Approved, June 10, 1872.
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roR WHITE BERLIN GLOVES.
PROPOSALS FOR ABMY CLOTHING AND
IL MATERIALS

Dept QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE.
PHLADELPF-a q. August p. 1872
SET led Props ais viii De receiy cd 81 this Once in
onp,cate, where proper forms will be furnished.
unlll = clock m. on MONDAY. September 80
itz; Tor the delivery at the SchuYlkill Arsenal,
Phllace phis, OF the follow ing articles:
6IU0 Helmets, Cavalry, with trimmings complete.
1890 Uniform Caps, Infantry, do
3.O00 do ARTILLERY, do
geo Campaign HAS, with trimmings Complete.
- 100 Forage Caps.
5000 Yards Black Italian Cloth.
$ 40 do. Yellow do;
S9QJ0 do. Coored Jeans, for Innings
800 Dozen Black Wadding, pounds 10 the dozan.
% be equal in all respects 10 the samples which
be at this once Proposals will be received for
any portion of the above articles. Bidders will
state 10 their proposals the quantity bid for an the
time of delivery; and endorse thereon " Proposals
for Army Clothing and Materials
ssf nastA (,an1 u Arm
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PROPOSALS FOB HE4DsTONEs TOR Ma
TIOHAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
MAR DEPARTNENT.
QCARTERNAsTER Or NERAL's OFFICE.

lNhkTER MASTER MINERALS OFFICK.
WASHINGTON, Il. C., August I, lI2N
Pro posals are invited for marking the graves ia
the national cemeteries required by law, 90 be
addressed to the Quarterr.sster General, Washing
ton, Dc.
PrOpcsa shculd state the price for each head
stone, pTepsIly Inscribed and the head Of the
grave IN each national military cemetery.
Bids ney be fer the whole work of alf the csmete-
res, or for thstp several Cemeteries IN district OF
Tor a single cemetery.
The bonds REQ Girsd viii be, in amount, twenty (2Ol
I-r cent. OF the whole amount Of each contract.
All proposals received by the QuartermAster Gen.
rIAl viii be opened on the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER.
ls72, at noon, the Office Of the QUarternaster Gen
cal, Washington, d. O., In presence Of bidders, ana
contracts will be srded q the lowest responsible
bidders as soon ss comparison Of the samples and
Irices can be completed, provided the SAMPLES are
deemed suitable by the Secretary u War.
All samples should be distinctly marked in order to
prevent mistakes.
Lists OF the cemeteries, with the number Of graves
in each, together with full information condi
ucns require ments, &C., viii be furnished on april
9ation in writing to the Qusrtermsster General,
Envelopes, containing proposals. to be Endorsed
Proposals for headstones Tor national military
cemeteries" ard addressed TO the Qlartermsster
General, Washington, u. G. Nj. @. MEIGS,
Qpartermsster General, Brevet Major General, U.
:. A. iySl-60f
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TCEyERlL NATuRE-No. 1851

An AoT for the relief Of John c. Beaumont.
BE ~ enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep
rsSsafafIcsS If the United States Of America Con-
sTsSS assembled, That the President of the United
States, by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, restore Joha O. Beaumont to the position of
plain on the active list TO take position at the
foot If TIE list Of cap aims: PrOUifsd, That the
passage OF this shall not enitle the said John q.
Beaumont 10 draw any additional back pay,
Approved, June III, liza.
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MARKIED,

GOOpM BY the Rev Mr.. Val
faI, the evening Of the 5th instant at the resi-
Gence Of the brides sister, Mrs NJ z. Thomas
JOHN q. GOODMAN and Miss LAYETIA JEN =
kIHS, both q Georgetown.
SIMON-COLLINS. On the 9Th % September,
1si2, ly the Rev. p. =. Mccarthy, pastor OF the
Church q the immaculate Conception, Mr. JOHN
SIMON aad Miss l.. o. yASNEf COLLINS, both
of sshingtOR.
TOISCN-RAY. On the 10th Of September, at
Mount Vernon Church, WATKINS TOLSON, Esq.
OF Prince George county, Md. TO Miss h ATE RAY.
daughter Of Enos Bay. ESQ, OF Washington county
i. Z. No cards. Republican please cOpy.l
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GENERAL NATURE-No. 1877 I

ASACI relative to retired officers Of the army.
Ee q enacted By the Senate and House Of RsPTsSsH-
fa.trsS u Ihs United States Of AsTica Congress
assembled, That all officers of the Uhitsd states
army who may hereafter be retired shall be retired
upon the actual rank held by them at the date of
retirement and the thirty second section OF the act
70 increase and fix the military peace establishment
Of the United STATES, approved July twenty eighth
eighteen hundred and sixty six, is hereby repealed.
Approyed, June 10, ISL.
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BOND. On the 10Th Of September, at Is minutes
e. ] C'C,rCk. NANCY LOUISA BOND, aged Is
months ana 10 days, daughter OF Samuel and Cor
nelia Bond
Her funeral will take place at 3o'clock THURSDAY,
18th instant. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend. No. goes New York avenue.
SMITH. On the 10Th instant, at SIS D. m.
CHARLES GUSTAV c., aged 4 years, months
ard u. dsl >, Joungest son of b. and Elizabeth
Smith.
His funeral viii take place from corner OF 18th
and streets No. 500, on Thur sday 18th inst, at
O'Clock =. M. Relatives and friends invitel to
atteId.
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RY LATIMER q CLEARy,
- Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF PenD8. aud llth street
Star Office Building.
TRCSTEE'S SAJEOF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On ELEVENTH STREET N. W., AT AUG

90 By virtue CT deed of trust, recorded in Lber
No 62S, folio BAL &c, Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
undersigned will on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
II SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1872, at O'Clock IN, in front
OF he premises, sell pubic auction the highest
lidcer all the interest of Charles Gordon, at the
Gate OF said deed in and to that certain piece or
Washington, and being so much of Lot eight 49, in
Square No. S5, described as follows: Beginning n
feet nom the southwest corner of said lot thence
north twenty four "a feet, thence seventy (70
feet, thence south nine 9 feet thence east twenty
south fifteen Q5t feet, and thence ninety -nire (9e:
feet ten and one half lO1<) inches to the beginning
with the appurtenances.
Terms: ene-'hr cash; the residue in three equal
payments, at three. six and nine months, to be in
notes bearing iGtert 1T, and secured by a deed of
lrCst upon the premises. $40 to be paid at the
time OF sale. COnveyanciDg and stamps at the cost
OF PUG chaser. In case settlement be not made
within five days after the day Of sale, the premises
Will be resold at the risk and cost of de- ing pur
chaser. FRED W, JONES, trustee
se9dSds IRepl LATIMERS s. CLEARY Aucts