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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
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UAyTNG DISPOSED OF Ny INTER
III c-Sin the Froman Warehouse, and oe-
Ing anxious TO close up all my business m
that connection lMMEblNTElN,T TsWct-
fuiIy call The attention otaI whoare in ar,
rcHl-, cithprhy note or book account, NM
par!iru,ar Is called TO yoarNAtA
NCtOCNT, Please return them at .oae''
nr 1bry wi'r be charged agNine' yoN in tlc-
count. G. NJ. CARTWRIGHT.
Albany, May II, lSIa-iN"j
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

NEW STYLEs.--Chas. Mealcy Is fin
ishing up lot of Dolly Warden bed
room sets. tables, etc.,--a rich and
unique pattern. entirely new, and,
owing to the style and low price, must
go like hot ilap-jacks. Go and see
fhpm.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

EXCELLENT WoEK.-Geo. W. Gray,
d. ID. S.. executes all kinds and styles
of plates for artificial teeth, in an unc-
onallcd manner, at the lowest rates
which good work c7n be obtained,
Gail at hi1 office in Parrish brick, and
see specimens.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

SILVER WARE.-'litus Bros. have n
splendid quality of late style esilverand
plated wares which will commend
Themselves to all who will examine
them. They have as extensive an as-
sortment of rich iewelry, Elgin watch
es. clocks. &c, as will be found south
of Portland. They have also for sale
the famous, ::rmexcclled diamond spec
taclcs. Visit their store by all means.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT.-EYsipc-
las and all inflammatory diseases yield
to a lillisent use of this powerful
preparation. In the foot. hand and
neck, their approach should be check
ed at once-if supperation ensnes,
danger is imminent, and the knife
cannot be employed without leopard
izing life. This Ointment will remove
the disorder, without cutting, pain or
peril. % cents per box or pot.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

CARRIAGES, ETC.-Mr. Vim. Peters
is putting up some first class work in
the shape Of express and road wagons
that should challenge the attention of
buyers. \ more serviccable, strong
and durable wagon than his make Is
seldom offered in ANY market. \ call
at his shop will convince you.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

OCEAN STEAMERS. Rs.-The John l..
Stephens sailed from San Francisco for
Portland on Wednesday. Steamer
Idaho sails for Victoria and way ports
tomorrow,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

BELLs.-Messrs. w. III. Kuhn Il Co.
have received a number of large bells,
suitable for school-houses, churches.
hotels. etc. which they offer at low
figures. Call and see them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

OPENED AGAIN.. R. Heron,
Ed. has reopened the franklin Mar
ket, on First street, where he will be
pIeased to see all who desire to obtain
meats. Doc. Is one Of the most ae-
commodatlng butchers in Webfoot'
ard deserves a liberal patronage
Persons having poultry to sell, cal
obtain tie highest market price II
cash BY calling at the franklin Mar
ket.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

CoNsoLING.-A Missouri woman re-
Gently elopcd, leaving the following
note to comfort the heart of the lnnS-
band dear William-good bye. DO
not mourn for the children, for none
Ofthcm are yours"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
Important to Merchants.
Great Reduction In Candies.

IN CONSEQU ENCE OF \ DECLINE ~
/ the price of sugars the Undersigned
proprie;ors OF the
Portland Candy MNnufactOry,
have male corresponding reduction IN
the price of candies, amounting from 10
Ali candies sold by us are warranted TO
be manufactured from
Double Refined Sugar.
A full assortment Of all kinds of nnts
constantly on hand, and sold Mt small au'
vance on San Francisco prices
Orders from the country promptly W.
tended to. ALiok n,nain.' nEM'ai'
raa,"I - Portland, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

NEW CHURCH.-Members of the
Christian Church are endeavoring to
secure a sufficient amount Of funds to
erect building in this city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

NEW OFFICE.-Eli Carter, Esq, is
erecting new office along side of Mr..
A. G. Laytons new building, corner
of Broadalbin and First street.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

PIE PLANT.-F'or the largest and
most lucious pie plant you ever saw,
90 to Mr.. John MilIarl. For nice
bunch we owe him our hest thanks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
RAILROAD INTEI.LleENcE.-Work

RAILROAD INTELLlGENCE.-Work
on the Oregon & California Railroad
has been driven as briskly as the
weather and the reception Of material
would allow since the season opened.
Should the weather prove reasonably
fair until then, the road will be COM
pleted and trains commence making
regular trips to Oakland by the first
of next month. Trains are now run
ming to Estes Station, point forty
miles beyond Eugene City-a distance
OF one hundred and siXty-fonr miles
from. East Portland. At present work
progresses slowly, as the road Is being
constructed through the rough and
rocky canyons OF Pass creek, Where
an immense outlay of labor |: required
to m;tke Il seed readbed. As the
creek crosses the line of the road sew
c,ll times. a number of bridges will
have to lie thrown across it, three OF
which will be what are known as the
Howe truss. Owing toeXcectlhg bad
roads, caused by heavy rains, the
erecting of these bridges will cause
considerable delay, as they will have
to he brought to the spot in detail.
Beyond Oakland to the Rogue River
Mountains, says the BIIctii, the pre-
/ liminary surveys for the line have
been completed. This range Of noun
tains will constitute probably the most
serious obstacle opposing the progress
of the road south Of Portland. They
tend downward trom the east and
west, crossing the level between, and
separate the Cmplua aud Rogue Riv-
er Valleys. 'ljmc, great labor and
heavy expenditures will he required
to ruh the road through this region OF
the country. According to the latest
surveys made, it will be necessary to
construct two long tunnels ahd numer-
ou, and expensive stretches OF trcSt,e
work. The summit OF the Kog'le
River Mountain range attalnS an att
tude of 2,400 feet. This it Is Intended
to overcome by stretch OF the roa'
about twenty-five miles long, and 1t
Will he necessary in many places 10
exceed thc maximum grade Of 50 feet
to the mile. It will be varied accord,
ing to the character of the country alh'
I the requirements of the road, power,
etc. as III feet per mile Is allowed
when a less grade Is rendered lnprac-
ticabie by the declivity Of the country
The road i being pushed forward with
great energy and spirit, aud a speedy
completion is looked for. The two
lines are rapidly approaching each
! other, and 1t may be said safely that
within the next two years Portland
| will have an unbroken railway con-
nection with Sacramento. The era OF
steam is beginning to be felt soon III
Oregon, and soon the stage coaches, 4
relic of former days, will have passed
away.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

DAIlr MERCURY. This new eandl'
date for public favor commenced IT.
career last week, 1t belongs to the
nossr,,n family; is neatly printed, and
seona to have a fair share ofads.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

DREADFUL DEATIl.-We heard a
rlmor on the streets the first of the
week 10 the effect that i small child
had been killed by Il dog. Tle report
ran in this way: \ small child was
passing near dog which was knaw-
ing a bone, when the dog Sprlns upon
the child, caught it by the thrnt,
tearing away urarly half the cllilds
neck, aud killing it Instantly. How
much clrdence i to be put in the re-
port we can't say.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

CANSED FRtITS.-Pcaclles, oysters,
tomatoes, and i'll fact all canned goods
have advanced from 80 to 75c per doz-
en- cans in price in the last few days.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

RELIGIoUs.-Ile Rev. Mr.. Babcock,
ofCOrvalli', will preach in the Court
House on Sunday evening, May the
10th,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
4, WHEELER,
sEIEDD, OREGON,
Forwarding Commission Merchant,
4. WHEELER,

Agent fur;h safe ofthc celebrated BAlN
W At;DN, ana MI kinds OF AGhltll.It IL
Al. MACHINERY.
Coasignmcnts solicited
TOWN LOTS. IL the town OF ShrN', lor
sale.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

WooLEN GooDs.-An advance Of
twelve per. cent. has been made OH all
woolcns in the last ten days.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

IMroKTANT.-.\s the prospects are
good for large crops of grain, Blain,
Young & 60. are now receiving a full
assortment of agricultural implements
Pitt Challenger ,rlireshcr, llaines
Headers, SpagHe's and Clipper Now
cr, the celebrated Balm Wagon, and
also the Fish Eip. Wagons. Farmers
will study their own Interests by Civ
ing them call before purchasing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

SrEAKING. The county canvass has
been delayed on account of the illness
of Judge Cranor, who, at this writing,
i not able to leave his room. 1t Is
hoped, however, by throwing the can
vass into the last week, tie Judge
will, by that time, be able to meet and
canvass with the other candidates Oh
the ticket.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

THANKs-To the various friends
who have favored us with local news.
We hope to hear from them every
week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

ENLARGED-Is what's the matter
with the Portland Zcitpng. Glad to
see this evidence of prosperity.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

NEW CARDS.--We call particular
attention to the advertisement OF the
"Galvanic Abdominal supporter, '
patented August 18th, 1871, by W. 5.
Van Clcve. VI. d., said to he uucquall-
cd in meeting any form of female dis
ease, and the only instrument ever
Invented for this class of diseases.
Persons wishing to purchase the right
to manufacture and sell this instril-
mcnt in Oregon, California, or any OF
the Territories ofthe Pacific coast, can
learn terms and see model by calling
at the REGISTER office.
.tlisky & llegele, Portland, give no
tice that they have made great re-
luetion in the price of candles manll-
featured by them. Read Their card.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

PRICE SLIGHTLY ADyANCED.-The
following paragraph III regard to a
slight advance in the price OF the bet
ter grides of flour, is from Tuesdays
OyegoHidn:
The demand for flour in San Fran"
cisco, for shipment to New York, i'm
parts confidence to holders. aud
strengthens the market here. The de-
mand is explained by the mail dates
Just at hand. The market has been
generally bnoyant since the lst inst.
About the middle of last month, a
sharp demand sprung up for the better
grades. it being suddenly discovered
that they had been selling at prices
leow what duplicate lots could be
produced, owing to the high price and
limited quantity ofline wheat in Wes-
tern states. Accordingly, all brands
valued at s. andupwarls were advanc-
ed in price. The backwarlness of the
season. owing TO the late severe Win
ter, has also contributed to further
strengthen the market at New York.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

Speedy rclicfnnd cure for Chronic DIS.
eases, by the new and scientific trtalinchl
aa O,-lctirtl bV
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

No charge for consultation, lcrnlS ol
trer. NIn2.lnI3.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

Territory for Snles or will receive
Royalty for manufacturer
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05
Major Errett Explains.

We are in receipt Of circular from
Mr.. Russell Errett, chairman of the
State Central Committee, in which he
emphatically denies having declared
while in Washington that "Hartranft
cannot be elected in October in the face
Undetermined opposition ofthe Republi.
can press and the voters of the State"
as charged by the Philadelphia Press.
OF course, this is now a question of
veracity as between Col. Furney and
Major Erfett. The circular also abounds
in good deal Of advice and numerous
suggestions as to the duty of Republi
can journals in the present campaign,
all of which will receive due consider
alton. While we cheerfully give Major
Errett the benefit Of a denial of having
uttered the language attributed to him
by The Press, we fail to see that such a
mere personal matter is of any general
public interest. Even If the Major had
used the language above quoted, he
would only have expressed what is the
general sentiment OF the Republicans
in many parts of the State, and almost
universal in the northeastern counties.
We are glad to see by the circular that
Major Errett is hopeful of the result in
October. 1t Is really refreshing to find
even one man whose "faith" is so great
he undertakes to comfort the "mOurn
ers." General HartIanlt Is Mr.. Errett's
patient. and doctors always give the
relatives" hope until the last
Scranton Republican.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05

THE apologists for the infamous Tree.
sury ring beg the question. 1t may he
as fficult to connect Simon Cameron
with Robert w. Mackey as it was for
the outside world 10 define the exa,t
relation between Fagin and the "Att
'ul D hger," hut what we charge and
what we have proved is that there ha,
been wholesale speculation with the
money Of the sinking fund by the
) ate Treasurer, and that Au iitur Gen.
John F. Hartranft has, from his otli cial
position, necessarily been cogniz ant Of
this state of affairs, if not actively a
participant in it. No personal attack
upon The Press will dispose of thee
facts, or those that are to follow them.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05

'MACREY draws a check on A Pitts.
purg band for the amount los 4 bv the
Is,'ure OF the Philadelphia broker
wh,ch check was never casht ID, but de.
posted in the vault of the Treasure
,where IL vet remains, witt. ipnumera
PIE otner similar papers all counted as
lh's Is one of the most serious
charges that has ever been made against
an official iu our state government. 1t
's well known fact that state Treas
urer Mackey lost almost hundred
thousand dollars of the funds OF the
Commonwealth. through the failure ol
Yerke the Philadelphia broker and
stock gambler. A correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Press, writing from
Harrisburg makes the above charge. 1.
1t true or false? 1t has never yet ap
peared how Mr.. Mackey made up the
loss sustained In the Yerkes failure, bu
we do not believe that he paid it ovel
out sf his own resources. If it Is true
as charged above, that he has simply
placed his check in the treasury, ans
counts 1t as 80 much cash, 1t Is an out
rage upon the people of this Common
wealth such as few men would have the
lmpudence and effrontery to perpetrate
J II the charge is false why does not Mr.
Mackey. report it? He has two news
papers at Harrisburg that wear the
treasury ring collar, and we have been
eypecting to SEE denial of the all ga
lion for some days.-Scranton Repu6H
en-.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05
NEWS

-Four Democratic S ate Conventions
Aere held on Wednesday of last week
viz, New jersey, inois, Mississippi
and Georgia. L. The fl NJ. named IT,,
Greeley men tinaIy carried the dAy
haVihg set of resolutions adopted
similar to those Of Rochester aud r. ,,d
ing. In Illinois the Democrats fayoreI
Greeley, as did aIsp Mississippi and
Georgia. The Liberals Of Illinois alsC
heid State Convention, and, Of course
endorsed the Cincinnati ticket, plat
form, and everything pertaining to the
| Liberal me vement.
The Ohio Democratic Convention met
at Cleveland on Thursday Resolutions
were adopted aud delegates ins ru ,ted
to vote for Greeley aud Brown.
The Virginia State Conservative C,n.
Ventlon meta Richmond the same day.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
Tor the endorsement of Greeley and
Brown at Baltimore.
The convicts in the State Prison at
Auburn, N. Y, revolted June 9th.
Two hundred of them were placed in
close confinement, but nine hundred
gathered In the yard and refused to obey
orders, some being armed with tools.
The revolt was finally quelled by three
companies of military under General
McDougall. About 160 of the rebels
have been placed in clo:e confinement
on bread and water.
Rejection Of Americas Indirect Claims.
The Board Of Arbitration met on
Friday last at Geneva, when its final
decision was put on record rejecting the
claims of the United States for indirect
damage s, and likewise the demand of
Great Britain for protracted adjourn.
ment of the tribunal. The next sitting
will take place July 15.
The london Times says "the decision
OF the Tribunal of Arbitration il emf.
nently satisfactory. All Englishmen
and Americans ought to be rate fll to
the arbiirators, who have proved them.
selves the true henetactors of both En-.
gland and America. The man VINO
rescued America from discredit ia
Charles Francis Adams"
The London Duty News says that
America agrees to beiI G non suited in
her case before the Beard Of A Arbitration
50 lar as the the Indirect claims arc
concerned.
The Secretary Of War has issued an
order di'continulGg the Frecdmau,s
Bureau The Surgeon Genera, will AT
teLd it AL business relative to il.
The working men of Wiliiamsport
in the lumber mills have
truck for reduced hours OF wages -
They demand ten hours a day, having
bean working from twelve to thirteen |
hours. At meeting held on Tuesday
ome 2OOO were present. The strikers |
re quiet and orderly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05

Governor Parker, Of New Jersey, has
written a letter declining the nomina
tion for Vice President, given him by
the National Labor Reform Conven.
tion.
A MAN named Clymer, from Berks
county, was robbed Of 500 last Sstur
day, ON the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad, near BrookHeld, Mo. He
was asleep at the time.
THE horse "Jo Elliott" owned by
Robert Bonner, Of New York, made
the fastest time ever trotted, at Mystic
Park, Boston, on Saturday. The dis
tance was one mile, the time 215l
"Jo. Elliott" Is 8 years old.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05

UNDER the new postal code, open cir
culars, composed entirely of printed
matter, may now be transmitted
through the mails for one cent postage
Although these card circulars must be
printed, they may be addressed in writ
ing and posted in the usual way. Open
written communications can, however
only be sent on postal cards furnished
by the United States Government. The
postoffice department will, in about
one month, be prepared to furnish pos.
tai cards at the rate of one cent each,
including postage.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05

Hon DAVID DAVIS, the Candidate
VI the Labor Reformers for the Pres
'lency has declined The nomination and
Imports Greeley. The following Is his
etter of declinaiion:
BLooNrSGToS, JUsE2t. iT2
Hm t. NJ. ctpmb q. tTin, Pr sident columbus
Convention. Boston Mass
MY DEAR Sir: The national Con
vention of l. ibor Raformerl, on the % !
of February last, honored me with n
nominatiOn as their candidate for tn,
Presidency. Having regard d thai,
movement "a tine Initiation Of a D p,licy
ind purpose t. unite the various poliii
cal elements in compact opposition,
consented to the use of my name befnr,.
The Cincinnati Convention, where %
distinguished citizen of New York was
dominated. Under these circumstance.
deem it proper to retire absolutely
from the Presidential contest, and thus
,eave the friends who were generou- :
enough to offer me their voluntary sup
port free to obey their convictions o,
duty unfettered by any supposed obliga
ZION. Sympsthizing earnestly with all
Just and proper measures by which the
condition of labor may be elevated and
Improved, ! am. with great respect,
"Your fellow citizen,
DAVID DAVIS"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA
Friday July 5, 1879.
On Their Muscle.

The attempt Of The Cameron Ring to
squelch the independent Republican
press who refuse to wear the clan col
lar, has put those journals on their
mettle, and they are dealing heavy
blows, which their assailants yainly
endeavor to parry. While unalterably
for Grant, they are striving to save him
from defeat, by separating his cause
from that of Hartranft and Allen. The
Scranton Republican counters on the
Miner's Journal in this style:
We do not care feathers weight
what any paper that wears the rims
collar says about the hepublienn. Whai
we do regr ct is nat the good name of tn,
Republican party is continually beini
disgraced by such papers as the Miner
journal. LII there is scamp in tn,
party who hetrays the conf lenca re
posed in him the Journal cries: Dom
say any thing about iii !" If thief il
once rnbS the people, the Jonrnai whis
pers "Hush ~ Wien ,liticai ,coun
drels are exposed. and their punish
ment demanded, the Jonrnoi D eads 10
Them, and tries to cover up their ras cal
lties. When political ring of un
scrupulous Office seekers aud part,
leechts pack convention and oui rag
two-thlrds at the honest voters If tn
party In the State, the J-urnaI bnw
iha knee OF tie sycophant and time
server, and meekly exclaims: cit l.
better solr
1t IL no wonder that swindlers like
Geo. 0. Evans, and corrupt aud un
faithful officials, like NJ tckey, can fl ,ur
ish when Journals claiming to bp SQUAD
IN the Republican faith, like our Potts
vile contemporary, fly to their defenc,
when the more honest and independen
newspapers of the party expose them
1t Is such as the MiDe"'s J0uynm tha,
brings disgrace on our honorpd orsani
zition; ii Is they that make it possib.
Tor iings to rule, and destroy the coufi
dence OF he people in the party. We
heartily despiso a ring politician, bu'
we despise irucuent ring organ like
the Miners Journal ten. fold more in.
tensely.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05

A LIVELY sort of Mark Tapley
who edits the Norristown Herald, i.
not in the least discouraged, but whis
ties his courage up in this fashion
"The democratic newspapers have
pretty much given up the idea of or.
ganizing anything like a formidable
opposition to the election of General
Hirtranft and the other popular caudi.
dates associated with him on the repub
lican ticket I"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05

HAS Gen. Grant appointed forty. two
re'a'ives to offices? Yes, say tn,
records. And Judge Ho4r of Mas
'a"hu>e'ts exclaims in just fca,io.
# this wholesale nepotnm "wh,
wouldn't ?' We are not ,nrticular,,
good At guessing cnuudrums. bnt it i
) f. to say that no man j. f. for IT..
presidency wno Won ii do it,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05
A Good sNOminatiOn.

Hon. r.. L. Wright, former Senator
from Phisdelphia has been nominated
for the Legislature by the Democrats OF
the 17th Dislricl. Good men every,
where earnestly desire his succ' 81. He
is honest and able. Around him weak
or members could rally, aud his wis
dom an experience would give tone
to The body with whom he would sit.
His nominate II is a redeeming point
in Philadelphia polite, aud we trust
he W II be elected.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-05
(,rLUVHIA COUNTY =.

~ IN ia" orphan. c. ~ OF col M IL county
Ia = ~ Aiirf 81 the pelitiodiu porli Inu Il, +,
YHluatlpn the real estate pt NJ ale NJ ru Mu,nI
hte OF n onu tpwn III COllmnlt cpInly de,eas
ed. 'otice u hereby given ~ all tie heirs AN
leprtse .ttllVen Tue stld deceased hat u par
Ene nirec.ed vii go upo, the premises ~ said
aecehse luate In !, onn township county of
saturday ne 2'lh day OF July A. ID. lo52 f,r In,
purp,Ise uf maxi 4 parli ion aud valuation nt
said real es tate ai'Or'iiug 10 the com hands oi
sad wrIt, vnrn aud whe, ali parties intergstsd
ulas al c al Il lgry thldk proper.
Jane IA ls7+1t AARON SMITH Sheriff.