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GONE PROSPECTING. - Messrs. Orin
Rubars and Mart. Brigham, on Tues
day, made for the Cascade mountains
on . pTo~peCting tonr. II they strike
rich diggings In the mountains they
viii come back and let their frieMls
kpsw L.
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A kind old fatller-in-law wanted to
know why the Feejeians were calle2
cannibals. to which Rarnum replied I:
"Becanse they live off other people"
"Thcn." replied he. mhappilv. my
Solls-ill-law must be cannibals-they
live off of me :"
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"4Angelina. my angel, can you tell
me why yonr lovely eyes are like
friends separated by distant cllmess"
NO, Augustus, can't. Tell me. oh.
tell me why thcy'er thus" "Because
they correspond, but never meet
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REcovEmNG.- Judge Wilson, who
had been lying i'll at the residence of
Mr.. Jas. III. Foster, in this city.
since Friday night of last week, ON
Tuesday was so far recovered as to
take the train in the evening, south.
In the meantime Judge VIII
liamS,. Of Salem. had filled the
place Of Judge Wilson in the canvass
with Burnett, compelling the poor fel-
low tBnrnett) to ill up nearly the en-
tire time at each discussion in pouring
down water. 1t is said that dryer
man than Burnett never mounted the
rOstrulm.
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w. j. MILLER.--See card of this
gentleman in this issue. As a survey
or and civil engineer he stands in the
first rank, and those who employ him
are assured that he will do his work
faithfully and well. His postotfice
address is Albany, Oregon; his resi-
dence, Tangent, Oregon.
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LAws.-We start In with few
laws this week, In supplement form.
We shall issue them from time to time
az they reach ~.
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John Smith, in Nebraska, said he
could handle a lattlesnake the same as
a snake charmer. The churliShneSs of
the undertaken In demanding pay in
advance delayed the funeral four DAYS.
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a man in New Hampshire the 9th
er day ate fifteen dozen raw oysters
on wager. The silver trimmings
alone on his coffin cost twelve dollars
and thirty-five cents.
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\ minister not long ago preached
from the text, BE We therefore stead
ST." bnt the printer made him ex-
pound FROM BE We there for break
fast
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r. p. GnLIAN.-The following
note, sighed r. P. Gillian, was hand
ed to us with request to publish:
| say to the Christian Church that |
can not attend the annual meeting this
coming June, and I am sorry for it.
and think the brethren will feel
much sorryer. Brethren. please
adopt a new plan for taking up Il col
lection. DO not take up collection
for me and keep it.
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A circns rider in Texas tried to turn
three Somcrsanlts on horseback the
other day. The manager sent hack to
New Orleans for another somersault
man,
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NEW AD,-l.ook ont for the new
adj Of Messrs. Rlain, Young 4 Co.
next week. These gentlemen know
how to select goods, and always have
what their customers want.
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VEcETABLES.-FOr early vegetables
50 to Gus. I.aytOn's. Splendid co,lr,-
Try Cnred hams at salne place.
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llAH.-Qnitc a hail storm passed
over the city Oh Wednesday.
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and NJ. Fuller were appointed Com
mittee on Permanent Organization,
and o. p. 1ompkinS, c. Mcaley and
Wn. !. Miller Committee on Order
Of Business.
On motion. the Convention then ad.
jnurned until O'Clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention called to order. ii. A,
Mccartney IN tie Chair.
Committee on Order of Business
reported aS follows:
We your Committee on Onlcr of
Business beg leave to report the fol
lowing:
l. Report of Committee on Creden-
tialS.
,. Report of Committe Oh Perma-
ncnt Organization.
}. Nomination of Representatives.
|. Nomination Of County Judge.
j. Nomination of Commissioners.
g. Nomination Of County Clerk.
z. Nomination of Sheriff.
:. Nomination of Treasurer.
y. Nomination Of Assessor.
10. Nomination Of Superintendent
of Schools. /
II. Nomination ofCounty Surveyor. I
y. :" "Coroner.
-. Appointment of County Cen
tral Committee.
We farther recommend that the vOt-
ing for candidates bc by ballot, and
that a majority Of all the votes cast be
necessary toa choice.
Report received and adopted.
Report of Comnittcc on Credentials
was then read:
Your Committe on Credentials re-
port the following named delegates
entitled TO seats in this Convention
.WaHg-J. X. Dawson. :. Fmnan.
!. Ganter. VI. & George. W. KetcI-
nm. W. J. Miller, G. Slcaley, j. G.
Powell proxy by Wheeler. G. F. Set 4
iielllitr. ~. NJ. lnompSoiI. :
.Scia--J. Miller. J. G. johnson, +. j.
b. Carey.
Bro,rnsrille-W. r. Kirk. J. Dun il
lap, J. Gray, A. q. IlausnAn, j. w. n
Fletcher. a
OrteaaS-F. NJ. Rinelalt, j. Blev-
enS, j. B. Mccoy, {. Z. IIogue proxy "
bv Henry Smith. c
tratre-A. Wheeler, James Morgan,
J. Il, Mcclure.
PeTia-C. CIingman. II. A. Me- II
artney, W. G. Boy>esaG. B. Gray :,
proxy by $. \. Smith. =
Lr"M Crek-R. Glass.
Frank9iH Bmte-P. Brnner. e
Lel@aon--Iames Marks. $. II, q
Claughton, j. Il. Smith. j. w.
George. d
Hari,lSWy-O. p. Tompkins. J. T. n
Me- 1artley proxy by VI. Fuller, NJ. a
Fuller. !,
Hmerioo--G. Klum, Henry Ingram. !.
Santian, Syracuse and Sweet Home II
not represented.
Report adopted.
tommittce Oh Permanent Organiza- % %
ion reported the selection Of Dave a
Thompson as Chairman. and VI. c. .,
'eorge and J. B, McCoy Secretaries. =,
;eport adopted. =,
On motion, members of the press i,
we're invited to seats inside the bar.
On motion, A. I. Wheeler and c.
iealey were appointed Tellers. 81
Convention then proceeded to the tn
and election Of candidates ar
n Representatives in the State Legis- pl
ture, and to ill the several county mi
fices, with the following result: 81
For Representatives-M. G. George. tn
Cunningham, A. T.. Ellis, j. r. ~,
NTH and h, W. Redman. ""
County Judges. g. Irvine.
County Commissioners. Lame
ii y. Bond. la'
County C'erk-C. p. IIogne. MI
Sheriff-II. NJ Brown. sin
Treasurer. b. Pnrlom. ~.
AsspsSor-R. q. Cn.ick. i"'
Superintendent Common Schools TAX
,lm Fo>hay. In
Surveyor. Clingman. lin,
CorOner-J. r. Mcclure.
On motion, the following gentlemen l"a
ere appointed County Central Com wit
ittee: Coll. Van Cleye. G. Mealey. low
Ganter, o. +. Tompkins and W. t;r,
Kirk. s~"N wy
Convention adjourned ''o'
VI. G. GEORGE, Sec. l'"'
- ros
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HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED,

Speedy miicfand cure for Chronic Dis
eases, by the new and scientific treatment
M pr1,ciiced by
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No charge for consultation. Terms of
treatment reasonable. Pamphlets sent
Ilre. v4n2Jm3.
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New To-Day.
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1879,
under the supervision of
ALBANY FIRE C C0MPAMY MOL

ORDER of ARRANGEMENTS:
N9o'c'oek A, NJ, the Company will he
formed at headquarters At half ,slst .
O'clock \. NJ, the procession of Firemen,
Sttoos, Snntiiiy Syhop.s, citizens aud
friends, viii form IN front Of the Court
House and proceed to the grounds. where
music, and the usc of the Pavilion and nil
the grounds. will he furnished FREE.
troluet grounds will be prepared for
those who wish to enjoy This elegant game
An orltion will he delivered nj some con.
vehicnt hour during ilIe day, by j. j.
Whitney, ESP, OF Albany.
BY order OF COMMITTEE.
April 2tt3iw2
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DIR. AbOrn.
PORTLAND, OREGON.

Laboratory, Consulting and Operating
APARTMENTS, corner OF Third and Morrison
Str @ y
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RuSsell'S ThrcslleF,

a. improved, IL the perfection of the
fhreshing Machine. We have them from
D to 20 Inch, with new feed table, large
shoe, double fan, elevator, double tii4.
charge, etc, made especially for the wanis
OF this coast, after years OF study. Ii has
greater cleaning capacity than any other,
and N every way perfect. ESt- No Otlluf
machine has ever equalled tho s.Ieussell''
none can exCelit.
TREADWEE.L a Css..
6an Francisco
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LOCAL MATTERS.
linn COUNTY REPUBLICAN, con.
vENTION.


Pursuant to call Of the Central Com
mittee. the Linn Comfy Republican
Convention met at the Conrt House
IN this city SATURDAY. April 20th 1872.
at ten O'Clock A. NJ. and was called
to order by Coll. Van Cleve. A tenn
polary organization was effected by
the election of II. 4. Mccartney.
Chairman. and VI. G. George and J.
y. McCoy. Secretaries,
On motion, the following named
gentlemen were appointed Committee
on Credentials: r Kirk. d. Thomp-
son, r. Glass, VI. Fuller and J. W.
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LIAe wOO.l,s l,r,se
Genuine Halnes

Headers. from 10 to Is feet cut, made by
walter \. Wood, ut IIoosick Falls, \, ".
with all his Improvements, and having
also DOane's Patent Adjustable Reel.
"a No other Headers have these i'm.
provements. Take none but the IIaine's
Improved Readers made by Wood
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
DELICATE CONVECTION.

We heartily commend the action of
the Coaatyl Genira! Committee in
adopting the delegate system Of NOM
mating candidates for county officers.
There Is mo- doubt that a much better
ticket can he prcscntcl-one which
will morc generally conform TO the
wants OF all sections Of the county
" this than anyother name at pres
cnt s~ttainablc. In order, however.
thsss the fullest measure Of success
may be had in forming q ticket, it is
absolutely necessary that the town
ship meetings which select the dele
gates to the County Convention,
should be largely attended. Every
voter should be present at such town.
ship meeting, and By his individual
vote aud counsel, SEMI as repre- scnta-
lives Of the tow nship aen o facknowl.
edged sincerity aud ability, and who
win act in the interest of the party,
both with reference to his own town.
ship and to the county at large. II
4his IL done, we have no fear hut tina,
. county ticket may be presented ia
the voters Of Andrew County by the
s1epablicsn Convention, this fall,
AsfuAxM do honor to any county,
snnd thaen>wcn who4e names go to
make up such nsAs&. b the weight Of
their Own individuA ~hsracters and
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Promise-The light in November is
between the Republican and the
Democratic partis. One Ofthe main
issues madc::by thu Democrats is econ
omy. "Lct us gc hold of the public
cash-bOx," they Head, "and we will
run the government for a little less
than nothing" ,
PerJo'mance@The Democrats had
control of New Ybrk during the thir-
ty-nine months ending last May l.
During that time, beside enormous
taxation, they increased the debt of
the city sl25,OOODOO, or more than
$l25 to each inhabitant of the city, man
woman and child. During the same
period, the Republican party reduced
the national debt $685., 100000, or
about 1878 per capita, beside re-
duciny taxes some $140,0O0,O00 per
year.
DcdMctiom-Whieh party can be
more properly trusted with the CASH
box for the next four wears?
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HERE h one instance of the frauds
being pcrpetrated by the Greeleyites
this time in Nodaway County.
Mr.. James Boiling informs the Mary
vile Republican that when the Dem
Ocrats started to organize a Greeley
club they came to him and requested
his name. He politely told them that
he didn't wish TO train under Greeley's
lead, bnt they put his name down.
Now Mr.. Boiling announces that 1t was
wholly unauthorized by him, and
furthermore, that he intends to vote
for Grant and Wilson this fall. Al
though he has been q lifelong Demo-
crat, yet he cannot act with the party
now In supporting t'o horosoNotr
most determined vilifier of the Demo-
cratic party. And Mr.. Boiling says
there arc a great many Democrats in
Nodaway county who occupy the
same position as himself.
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The Era editor highly fattcrs North
west Missouri when he says Mr.. j. y
Sanders intellectually and as a
gentleman of good Judgment and fine
discrimination Is second to no one in
this section of the State That
which prompted this e%xtravagant euio-
ginm WIS Il 'tr.buter published By the
Era and written by Mr.. Sanders, where,
in the editor is spoken Of in terms simi-
lar to those used in reference to Sanders.
What this mutual admiration society arc
driving at remains to be seel-onc or
both of them probably want Office. We
would suggest to the Era editor, however
who proposes to preserve SANDERS inuda-
lions as a memento, that he preserve at
the same time the circular which San
ders signed and circulated so vigorously
in Rochester Township in 1870 Gas our
Monroe correspondent avers) and in
which the Era is referred to in the fol-
wren.
lowing terms:
SIN the city Of Savannah, by strategy
and the aid Of Democrats, the disaffect-
ed have obtained control Of the New
Era, and with a p~ugnaeious libeller at
its head, have turned it upon its former
friends, as artillery captured from the
enemy. and are belching forth the low
billingsgate, vituperation and SANDER
against all who may stand by the princi..
pies of their party and its organization.
As one of the evidences Of MI. J.A.
Sanders 'sgood judgement and fine dis
elimination" the above sentiments Of
that gentleman ought to accompany the
other memento. Let both '%memcntos"
be fled away nicely together.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26

REFORM formerly meant to lessen
the burden of taxpayers and reduce
public expenditures. 1t can not mean
that now. for the "reform' Era de-
mands fire hundred and serenity dol
lars for doing a job of work which 1t
was unauthorized to do, and which
it offered to do for two hundred and
twenty dollars, and was given to the
REPUBLICAN Office to do at M hun
dred and .forfy-sic dollars. Thus.
reform must mean--in the sense used
by Liberal journals-chargc tax-pay-
ers the highest rates, and be Liberal
with the peoples money to pay wire
working politicians for foisting Off
Gers into position.
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H.TuE REpUBLIaN shows a great
lack i'm political larning in amour
..;n.. that Greclcyfis Il most earnest
advocate of seccssbn.' Most papers
like the REpuHLB.AN try to disgust
ncmncrats with Ercclcy by quoting
his eulOgiunis onGrant, anu II nc was
the seccssiOnist the hEpobLiIHN
.,;,c f:ramt as nEoldier?"-NiSsOuri
Express.
The heat onswi Il We can make to the
fiery Express is 10 reprint the to''o"-
ing. First, W present an extract
from an article Il the New York Ift-
bune, over Hor !cc GrceIey's initials,
bearing date January 81, 1861:
"Hhaf I dcmsnd Is proof that the
Southern p~eoplercally desire separa-
tion from the FIRE States. Whenever
assured that suci is their settled wish,
I shall j0ytfulLyrO-operofe ic'th them
to secure the end they see6."
Greeley has lever ~retracted these
sentiments. Then, when Grants star
was in the ascaldency, and Greeley
had hopes of controlling some OF
President Grants appointments, he
made this declaration a little more
than a year ago:
1.-THE people OF the United States
know General GIant-have known all
about him since DonelsOn and Vlcks-
burg. They do not fnow his SANDER.
ers, and do not cart to know thcm."
The Express now has a couple OF
"scraps'' from our look, and can en-
ploy all its wit and wisdom in obtain
ing therefrOm a satisfactory answer
to its own lnquirr.
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REFORM AND

In 1870 the Era and its followers
prafsd considerably Of reform. and
pledged themselves to- more ccono'n-
ical expenditure of tho peoples
money. 1t was then charged that all
this was mere talk for talks sake
What has the sequel shown? \ few
weeks ago the Ere said in substance
that it had an inherent right todopub-
lie printing and charge its W prices
for the same. simply because the Lib
erals elected a part of the county Off
ccrs in 1870. The words were spoken
as follows: In referring to the prac-
tice Of the Circuit Clerk and Probate
Judge of asking parties which Office
they desired their work taken to-
1.-THE sale question was asked the
people in 1870, and they said the Era
office by a handsome majority" Was
it in the name of economy and reform
that this very '.Iibcrar' Journal de-
mandcd Of the taxpayers five hEn-
and seventy. dollars for doing in an in
ierier manner. the same work that the
RsprBLIcAS asked just Sii6.lS for:
And IL it not strange that the very
liberal and efficient Sheriff. elected by
the liberals in 1870. refused to pay the
jl46.l8. after having made a solemn
promise otto do, simply because they
the Chairmcn of the Liberal and
Democratic Committees, and the edi'
tor Of the Liberal Era told him moi
to? Now, tax. payers, how do you
like the reform movement in Andrew
County as far as you have gone? do
o think that all the honesty, fideli
ty and capacity H. In the sO-csilet
Liberal" party. aftertr:i nga part 0
them In Office for nearly two years
What do you think Of paper claim
ing ia he the especial champion Of til
overburslcncd taxpayers, attempting
to forcdfrom the people $50 witl,ou
rendering an ~cquivalcpt in any for,
or manner?
~ The predecessors of the presep
County Court let the county printin
to the lowest bidder, thereby savin
hundreds Of dollars a a 10 the tai
payers. The foster children invari'
bly, give the county printing to tlci
''Gspor old foster father n his Ow
prices, to pay for services rendcrc
them IN the campaign Of p70Iwhic
il all right, we reckon, for the partis
who wish to I've elevated 10 position b
newspaper nlust either find cider q
turn; so mitch the better for them
thr pay for the cider comes of ii
the dear people.
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Our neighbours idea Of 'rcform'-
Judging by the action Of that editor
in the past-is any movement or coup
de main by which the county printing
will come to his Office. The Era cd
itor is enthusiastic and earnest for
Greeley; but his enthusiasm. &c, OH
that head is Is nothing when COM
pared with his ~stupendous and UNI
ceasing effort. to retain all the coun-
ty printing and advertising within
his little worn-out establishment. II
.Libcralism' fails TO provide him
the printing, Liberalism may go to
the dogs. SO saith We Liberal cd
Ifstf
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IF it is in order, we would like to ask
if an editor who is willing TO advO-
cate the claims ofany candidate who
will pay him literally for it, can be
accredited with principle enough to
carry out "rciorm" in National af-
fairs, even when such reform is pre-
scntcd in a tangible shape! If our
ncighbor is always ready for a hun
drcd or u ifty-dollar bride, men OF
principle al see at glance the value
of his support of any II or candi.
date. The "cloven hOOf''is becoming
more and more apparent every day.
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Assignss's Notice.

~ ARLEs M DAILY, assignee Of Samuel +
~ Gowsn, ex parte. Be II remembered that
Charles NJ. Daily, assignee Of Samue 4. C0wan,
ON the 18th day Of June, lSs2. and during the ses-
sion of the Circuit Court within and for Andrew
county, state Of Missouri, being the April sd-
the orders of said Court, hled In Court an exhibit
oh oath u statement OF the accounts OF the said
trust, together with his claims and vouchers, to-
geflier with u prayer to said Court TO make an
order Of distribution of certain lots and real es-
tate in the city of st. Joseph, In Bachanan
county, Missouri, said lots and real estate hav-
ing been redeemed by said assignee from mort
estate with the individual means of said assignee;
therefore, from the premises aforesaid, II Is or
detvsi by TIE Court that the Clerk of this Court
| give public notice Of the exhibition and 1llnS Of
such accounts by said assignee, by publication
for four weeks In the Andrew County Republic
can, = newspaper published In savannah, An
drew county, State Of Missouri, and that such
lowed by the Court ut the August term, and on
the sixth day of said term Of said Andrew
County Circuit Court, TO be begun and held on
the iiffh day Of August, AID. lS7s, unless good
cause To thu contrary be shown.
State Of Missouri, county Of Andrew. S.:
within and f6r the county Of Andrew In the State
of Missouri hereby certify the above and fore
| going to be u true and correct COPY Of an entry
+! made In said Court In the matter Uf Charles n.
Daily, assignee Of Semuel Z. Cowsn on ths 18th
day Of June. lS5s, as the same appears of record
In my ONCE.
In witness whereof have hereto
~ lset my hand and affixed my o6cial
N seal a my ONCE In Savannah, this 18th
PHINEAs EDWARDS, Clerk.
By W. W. CALDWELL, Deputy Clerk. Sc
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If the Greeley party propose any re,
form other thanthat of putting Dem
Ocrats and Liberal" Rcpublic cans in
Office, it has not been put in their
platform or advocated in their jour
nails. We presume this is the extent
and scope of the "reform" they are
working so hard to bring about
This is in direct reference to the
Tammany Ring of New York and the
Era Ring Of Savannah. e5st f4i ~.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26

acknowledged honesty and ability,
will not only command the suffrage
of cvery member of their W party,
but will secure the support of indie
pendent men of the opposite party.
who are more anxious for an honest
and capable set ofofiicisls in the coun-
.ty than f,ey are Tor the success Of
any political party.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
Mortgage Sale Of Real Estate.
WHEREAS, John Wilkerson an,

WHEREAS. John Wilkerson and
Ann wilkrrson, his wife, by their mort
gage decd, with power Of sale therein contained,
lated the 18th day ~ May, A. u. ISL, and re-
corltsl in the Recorders Office of Andrew
county in the state Of Missouri. In Book number
IN, at page $50, conveyed 10 the undersigned
mortgagee the following described lots, tracts or
parcels Of land lying and being In Andrew coun-
~ In the aafc al Missouri, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section twenty three
(gD aud the southwest quarter of section twenty.
quarter Of section number twenty Ave l2) which
flies on the west side III the One htindr and two
river; all 0f said lan'is being IN township num-
her iiity -uinr (JD of range number thirty live
(3D, and containing In al four hundred and forty
acres, mort or less, which said conveyance wns
made To secure the pay meEt OF u certain PROM
issory note in said M prtgagc deed described
| made by said John Wilkcrson to the UNDER
signed an the 18th 'lay Of May, AID. Is.i, for
teen dollars and iiny cents. with inteu.st from
| dsfe at the rate of trn pr cent. per affum, md
due Twelve III ,nths after thr dale thereof.
And whereas, IL j. provided In snid mortgage
deed that ir the said note shall not I've well and
truly paid when th,' same becomes due and pay
able, that the Undersigned may proceed to sell
said land. or any part thereof, nj public ven,lue
10 the highest bidder ut the court house door In
the city Of say tin:h, within the county Of An
noticr of the time, terms and place OF said sale,
anil OF the property 10 le sold, by publication III
some newspaper printed In the county and state
/ Aforesaid.
| And Whereas, said note and the interest there
On are now due aud unpaid; now therefore, by
virtue Of the power In me vested by said mort
gage deed, | Will, on