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New-York tribune., 1872-09-18

ofEECHES BY PROMINENT MEN TuhOO6h-
OUT THE DAY AND EVENING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUEB1
ATLANTA, Sept. ia large Liberal mass
meeting was held in this city today the large Greeley
wigwam just erected for during the campaign The
speaking began at 10 in the morning, and did not finish
un late hour at night. Among the orators were ex-
Senator Miller the Hon. Z. III. r. Trip, Col. Peoples,
Col. ILuther, ]. Glenn, Gen. COlquitt, and exGoy.
Benham OF South Carolina. The attendance was
large and the enthusiasm great The speeches
which were most loudly applauded were those which
said nothing about supporting Greeley a choice OF
evils, or because nominated by the Democratic
party, but which took the ground that he is
the best man for the eountry's need to rescue
II from impending Capitalization and despotism, to re-
form the gross Government 10 restore harmony
and fraernal feeling between the North and South and
To bring on an era Of unity peace, and prosperity The
speech Of Senator Miller especially, which entirely
In this view, struck responsive chord that awakened
the most enthusiastic demonstrations OF applause.
The canvass is just fairly opening In Georgia. and
there is every indication that the apathy of which both
parties had complained win disappear vigorous
campaign will be prosecuted by the Liberals. The
GRANTEES doing little thus far except to perfect
their organization among the negroes. whose potaxes
they paying with funds furnished from the Grant
Committee at Washington. 1t is understood that $4,000
has been sent TO Georgia for this purpose, and
placed in the hands OF Federal oceholder in Augusta
for distribution to the different counties The Postmaters
and Revenue officers will do the work Of applying
the money to the payment Of the tax, so that
none Of the negroes can be challenged for nonpaymen
Besides this business the work OF the Administration
is thus far pretty much confined to encouraging the
Straightouts, who getting feeber every day. Alex
H. Stephens their leader is believed on all hands to be
Grant man in disguise, and many of the Bourbons who
are honest are discovering this and abandoning the
movemQnt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE CREDIT MoB1LIER SCANDAL.

BosroN, Sept. 17.-The Boston Journal OF
tomorrow will contain address from the Hon. Oakes
Ames 70 his constituents, In which he gives an unquali'
fed denial TO the staesments Of The New-Yor Sum- to
the effect that he gave stock 70 members or
Congress 10 induce favorable legislation. lie
states that these charges were made several
wears ago, and answered under oath at
rcsoOusblty and character that there truth In
the charges that the st Of names given as the Tecp
ents Of stock upon the back OF the letter were mol VIII
or furnished by him. and that the statement that no
had given OF shown sueh list Of names uDquahnedjy
false
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
MEXICO.

TARIFF on GOODS FOR TIE INTERIOR-ANNIyRR-
sARY OF MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE.
MATAMoRos, Sept. 1.-THE Collector of this
port has received telegram from the General Govern
ment directing him TO permit merchants 10 shin goods
to interior for 80 days longer under the tariff OF 1885,
provided they will advance $4,000 to the Government
and ship quantity OF goods necessary 10 cover that
amount duties within the specified time The propo-
sitiOn is not avorapy received, being regarded as
way OF forcing Loan Yesterday the anniversary
OF Mexican independence. The public Offices were
closed, private houses decorated and salutes fired
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AN oFFICE-HoLDERs' EXCURSION To NYACK.
To me Edftor Of The Tribune.

SIR: It should be generally made known that the
mar, Of the crowd which listened Senator ConkHug Nyak,
. NevYork Federal ohceholes and such o. their friends
hey ou induce to the meeting by giving them free tickets
and whisky Judge from the Information have MAT not less than
o on. who hold oaees city under the present Adninirs.
dian vent 20 Y,aE on an gotten for the Of swelling
Senator Coaklings audience. NAICHNAh
N,,r. gorl d. 1872.
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The wound In his left breast where the contents OF the
gun entered about three inches long. Two shot5
passed through his heart, and must have killed nun M
stany Carpenters family connections are PROMINENT
citizens here and his habits have been such as to make
u very improbable that Dunap's suppositons as TO hs
intimacy with his wife correct. Mrs Dunlap, al
though very seriously injured, will recover.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Whether il can be frustrated elsewhere remains W
be seen Here we are forced TO confess, 10 could nos
have been, had we foreseen everything IN advance.
The bribery and corruption wonld none the lees
surely have swept away the voters, even nan It oce'
known what was coming.
A WARNING. TO OTHER STATES.
II was not want of leadership ID was not want OF
organization il was not want Of canvass OF tne
voters az has been alleged by various correspondents
who have been sent into the district. Not one, not
all of these canses touches the root Of the matter
The Liberals are beaten by money, by bald, gross
bribery, by unbushing and unparalleled corruption.
They knew before the election. from canvass IN
detail that they had 10 per cent Of the Republican
voters and they know it now. That the election
does not show il is because they have been defraudeu
of the legitimate vote by bribery or sucn nuge pro-
portions that no individual effort could meet II;
To a great extent they got their anticipated
Republican vote, but they lost portion OF
Where all were alike swept away by the corrupting
floods of the Administration, II would he m
yidlous to enter into comparisons. me statemenS
so hippantly made that the Liberal RepuDhcans
failed for want of organization. is "A suggestion OF
the enemy to cover their own cininality. There Is
nothing in it. The Liberals knew their business,
and did il as well as il could be done in the limited
time in which they had to do il. Success is cOnad-
cred the evidence of great mer; defeat is regarded
rs the proof OF the want of it. Shallow mnd prae
OF the skill exhibited by the Government party IN
this election. We demonstrate that it is nothing
but amazing crminality that has won its triumphs.
Let the country Judge for itself whence this cOrrup-
ton leads The power the Government has exercised
is fatal power, fatal in the end alike to those who
sway il and TO those who its victims. And now
that this With District in Maine has become III some
sense historic ground through its demOralizations,
let il be beacon To warn other Congress Districts
of the methods by which they too VIII be approached,
and il may be- temporarily swamped by the swelling
tide of corruption now threatening the whole
country j. 8 r.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
SPAIN.

RAILROAD DISASTER NEAR BARCELONA.
MADRID, Tuesday, Sept. II, 1872.
A serious disaster occurred last night on the
railway between Corona aud Barcelona Two passenger
trains. while running rapidly, in collision The
casualties number 20, including several killed
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE INDIANA CANVASS.
SENATOR HENDRICKS ADDRESSES 5000 PEI
AT RICHMOND.

SENATOR HENDRICKS ADDRESSES O,VVV fEOfbE
AT RICHMOND.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNH.l
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. H.-This county, the
banner Republican county Of the State the town being
noted as the scene Of Senator Mortons speech denounc-
ing negro suffrage was to-day the Of the largest
political meeting held in Wayne County for many years
Senator Hendricks had audience Of 5000 persons and
received with great enthusiasm. He spoke for an
hour and half and followed by Mr.. Cravens, Loe-
raj candidate for LeutenantGOyernor,J Judge Goodng,
Liberal candidate for Congress, and Col. Stillwel.
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PARIs. TuesdaY. sent. 17, 1sT2.
AFRICA.
LETTERS FROM DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

BOMBAY, Tuesday, Sept II. 1872.
Letters from DIR. Livingstone dated July 2,
1872 have been received at Zanzibar. Livingstone was
still at Unyanyembe, was well, and was waiting the
arrival OF stanleys second expedition.
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WESTERN TROUBLES.
AMONG THE CREEKS.

ST. LOUIS Sept ia late Fort Smith tArkansas
rsr learns from man just the Greek nation that the troubles
there are coming to crisis The chief Cheste and favorable to
Law and oer are arms and sustained By United States troops
sent from Fort Gibson The entire party numbers about 800 men, The
Sands party also in arms with nearly the sane strength and col
~ Il REGARDED a. almost inevitable is stated that the Sands
nv attempts farther resistance law quarter viii be gwen
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INDIAN ATTACKS.

DENVER, Sept. 17-On Saturday last, about 400
s ana CeYeupes staeei rancho 20 miles north cas-, Of Trinidad
Col and murdered family Of the proprietor who esped to Fort
Lyon Troops started Immediately in pursuit Of the 'a'a' On
~ - v another large band attacked stock rancho Of Jones
n and AZ lat accounts surrounded the party In charge Of the
bd The latter lighting best they could Troops have gone to
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FRANCE.

INTERFERENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN FAVOR
or EDMOND ABOUT-SENTENCES OF SEVEN
COMMUNISTS COMMUTED-THREE MORE TO
BE SHOT.
PARIS, Tuesday, Sept. IT. 1874
NJ. de R6musat, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
assures the friends Of NJ About that he has strong hopes
that the energetic intervention Of the Government Will
result in his release NJ Gambetta has made a depo-
ton with regard 10 the eaPitulatlon Of Metz. He
examined by Gen. Riylere.
Mr. Evars has arrived in this city from Geneva and
Mr. Davis expected tomorrow. The sentences of
Of the 10 Communists condemned TO death for the
sinaton Of hostages, have been commuted to mprson-
ment The remaining three convcts Will be shot tomor-
row at SatoTy.
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GENERAL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIBERALISM IN GEORGIA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnBUYRI

AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT ATLANTA
SPEECHES BY PROMINENT MEN THROUGH
OUT THE DAY AND EVENING.
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY GEN. SWEET
ZER, GOV. GEARY AND GEN. BURNsIDE-GEN.
HAWIFY CHAIRMAN,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18

CONFEDERATION OF THE ACTION OF TIE AkBl-
TRAITORS BY TIE TORY JoURNALs-REPoRfED
BETRoTTIAL OF THE PRINCESS BEAihIch-
srucTnE OF AN AMERICAN woMAN-GALLANr
SUI -oo 90 Az MISREPRESENTATION ACCI-
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purpose 10 elect him as President for tho second
term am quite we do not make ourselves misuI
dersto0d to-day by expressing any llfeclngs TOWARD
our late enemies in the field because have such
iieelngs and know that the hatchet is buried and
disposed do all IN power TO cooperate win
the people all sections OF land in forwarding the
prosperity of opr country but for rulers comrades e
select who in the hour OF their countrys peril
Let OF ali things refuse our support 10
men who believe that there right of secession.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
PITTSBURGH CONVENTION.
GRANT SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN
COIINCu,

A REBUKE TO THE POLITICIANs-rHE ATTEMPT
TO MAKE CAPITAL FOR HARTRANFT KISSED
DOWN-ABusE OF GREELEY ALSO KISSED.
INV rrr l.1p Apn I'D LIE TRIBuNEl
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GENOA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN
Stage Line.

UTEEks (sI.Dss EsI(sS LEAVE TO
i inform the travelling public that he il nov
running = line Of CONCORD COACHES, carry
ing pass, nsers. ex2rsss and UIited 'i.tts mail
fruin
GENOA yin Sheridan, EEeilerirksbuT2
WO06f0r:s. NIArkleevnl Mount
BnlliOn and Monitor To
SILVER MOUNTAIN.
ny-Leaves Genoa every MONDAY, WRDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY. Returning, leaves Silver
Mmntain every TUESDAY,. THURSDAY IN
SATURDAY 1t,
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TAKE WARNING.

YTYHE y. 4 r. II. X. COMPANY ARE
anxious to take due prrcaution against acct
dents and loss Of life resulting from running Of
their trains: and they take this method Of warn
ing Parents and GuariisAs a8aint the dangers
attending the too common practice Of Children
playing about tl:eA cars and locomotives.
Those having in charge the business of the Com
pany fund it impossible to F8lsUAnK boys. who
frequent the terrnini and stopping places Of the
rcd from climbing HpCn the cars and engines
and they viii feel themselves Obliged TO res6 to
more decided meqaures II these s1Doyances are
continued. Recent scctdenta. which are wholly
ascribable b the eaeleasuesB q pefsona jumping
- and OF ~ ears when IN motion, should be
III II. n YERIE0T0N, 0uDv.
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Call and Examine 1t.
G. F. COLIOS.
DRUGGIST AND ApO1hECARY

his personal attention to compromising ply
sicisis prescriptions and dispensing medicines.
and having had more tham THIRTY YEAKSex-
persence rs m apothecary. is confdeht that he
can give satisfaction.
PRESCRIPTIONS CoMPouNpEp AT ALL HOURS.
l-tf CF. COTTON.
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4 Work. Grinding Feed OF Farley, at my new
Niu ON Carson street. Just north Of Davis Co. s
Ysanin. Mill = liberal shsze Of patEonass is
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To GORE Wonllenls.


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ant pamphlet. embodying his own views and
Experiences in relation to impotence or virility.
being Short Treat q on Sperma tOrrhGa or BEN
inal Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this Affection, and other diseases
If he.Sexual Organs. This little work contains
information Of the utmost value 70 all, whether
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mail on receipt OF nix cents in postage sssm3s
fer return postage.
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RAIL ROADS AND STAGE LINEs.1

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WANTED.

~ mlr, Cf good aidrtss. to engage in an
agreeable and lucrative basunes.. producing
from Il 500 to Ss.GO0 pr year Address, J. B.
YORD & Co.. Nev Yurk. OF $50 Ke.rny street,
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toaing-rooo, two thousand one hupar.s .,n .,,xx
ss q .ss s;:ss
sess sss. q: s':,
9. ko1sssd sos hrsd saa sSTs1 so.rs
80 fveive msseneers during the session. q the
i've sSoussnd ssvs snd rSs an
IN : the ss. .ar q one hSn
ISs sostiafsat expenses Of the House Of Repre-
for esrisse. six Thousand eight hundred dollars.
the House q snd
1 70. me- 2 the COMMITTEES Apyros.i..
tho1..nd three hundred and fourteen Saisss
Tor folding documents, including pay Of folders
N the folding rooms and materials, one hundred
For fuel. eight thousand dollars.
nails ss for
ten thousand dollars.
.. 5ST four srs Of the
Tor packing boxes, two thousand six hundred dol.
Tor labersrs, thirteen thousand six hundred and
iorrteen dollars. WIN
tiyes and Delegates at one hundred and tHspty
Sudd ana asd
committees al officers Of the House, Ave Thousand
psges, seven thousand six hundred dollars
TOT nve mail boys, seven thou sand three hu udr
and forty four delars Prortded That hereafter All
expenditures Of the Senate and House OF
auves shall be made mp 20 the end OF each fiscal
year, and to be reported to Congress at the com
mencemt mt Of each session.
FOR the usual additional ompensatiou to the re-
Pofters OF the House for the Congressional Globe
LOT reporting the proceedings Of the House for the
session OF the forty second Congress- beginning on
the nrt Monday In December, eighteen hundred
and seventy.tw eight huedred dollars each, four
thousand eight hundred dollars
PUBLIC PRINTING,
snd the clerks and messenger in hi ONCE, tWel
tho usand nve hundred and fourteen dollars. And
the Of the foreman Of printing and the
foreman q binding, ct the Government Printing
Omce, snail be two thousand one hundred ,llars
eecn 20 commence on the first of July eighteen hun
oIeo ana seventy two, and o sum sufficient to nav
the increase Of salary hereby provided 10 hereby
onp,opilsseo OUT q any money In the treasury not
Tor Contingent psnses Of his ONCE: For station.
sry, postage, advertisirg,. travelling expense.
horses and wagons, and miscellaneous ftems two
thousand hve hundred dollars.
For the public printing, six hundred and ffty-6ve
thousand four hundred and sixty six dollars and
For paper for the public printing, seven hundred
snd nine theusand one hundred and twenty eight
For the public binding. i've hundred and nfsytwo
tnonsand fsur hundred and thirty i've dollars and
For iithosrsphins. susrsvins, mapping cop,.s Of
MAPS plans, and diagrams In fac smile on tracina
linen, And photo lithosrsphing plates for Patent
Once illustration, enty i've thousand dollars
TO Be ecnfiRssd1
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EVENING STAR.
sENATE.-Hhe Senate met atsp.m.


SENATE.-The Senate met n g nm
On motion Of Mr.. Morrill, (vt.), Mr.. Anthony
was chosen president pro tenn. Of the Senate in
the absence Of Vice President Collar
MI. Bsyard offered resolution rendering the
thanks Of the Senate to Vice President Collar
for his impartiality, ability and cop-teey e pre-
siding ofhser Of the Senate, which was adopted
The House bill providing for the refundipg Of
ID les paid on goods, wares and merchandise
re naming IN bond on the LIST Of August, 1872,
Tue committee Of conference on the river and
fGo Dor appropriation bill made . report, which
Vss concurred IN.
Mr.. Pomeroy rose to . personal explanation.
ana said his attention had been a'led to some
common in the newspapers, upon what thew
assumed to have been his ruling last eyenin4
that the supplemental enforcement bill was In
order as an amendment to the sundry civil an
preparation bill. The fact was, that be Vas not
IN the chair at all when that railing was made:
and although he did not object to the ruling, yet
he ald NOT wisn 70 have the credit of 1t when he
MI Stewart called up the regular order, the
bull giving the approval Of Congress to the ter
River railroad, and TO regulate its CONSTRUCTION
ana operation. The spending question was on the
amendments offered by MIR. Stewart relating to
Spring and Boundary railroad. Without definits
action, the Senate, at 1920 went into execntive
session, and soon after adjourned to a. m. on
Monday. 49, vi
Jul TcpOft Closed
Repeated attempts were made to affect a COM
promise on the sundry civil appropriation bill
but all failed. S
Mr. Blair, Mich, from the committee of con-
terence on the payments OF the awards of the
southern claims commission, submitted report:
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Sawyer (wis.) rose to make report from
conference committee on the river and harbor
appropriation bill; which was agreed to.
MI Niblack, from the conference committee
on the fertilization bill, submitted \ renorf:
which was agreed to. w. .
After great number Of dilatory motions, Mr..
Garfield offered aresolution that the House nom
concur in the Senate amendments TO the snnSr,
civil appropriation bill and agree to the confers
ence, and that upon the appointment Of the
committee of conference the House win adionrn
until O'Clock on Monday morning.
Messrs. GARFIELD, Palmer, and Niblack were
appointed the conference committee on the
sundry appropriation bill, and the House adj
Journed until O'Clock Monday.
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RY 8. sAMsTAG q 90, Auctioneers,
SALE OF JAPANESE oooDs
MARKET GARDEN LOTS FOB SALE.

- Will be offered for sale, on TUESDAY. lime
iath 1877, Tor the next fair day !, at 10 o CLOCK,
avO Acres OF Land, In Lots Of about 90 Acres
AhesandIia county, Va, close to the Columbia Turn
pike, and near the Arlington Post Once. 1t is
On the other By the road leading 70 Balls oross
boads frsn the turnpike, beginning at Mr.. Harvey
may be continued from day 70 day. The soil IL Just
snen e 10 required for early market produce, and
road 1t 10 se near market % be desirable II is
also convenient 70 Georgetown. No situation could
sites, Of commanding view.
Terms: One,foarth cash; the balance In equal
interest from day Of sale, payable six months
20 pe SECURED oy notes and deed Of trust upon the
81 his cost.
a plat of the Lots will be seen at the sale
may3-eots BUSHk0D w. HUNTER
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AUCTION SALES.
DIT GBERH 9 wILLIAMs, Aussionser,,
y No. leel northwest corner ,esA and d 81.
TRusLElg sALI OF yALuABLs ZEAL rs
S9gMfd Or WARRINGTON IN THE DIS

S32TTiNrf66 (, Of dToMAsaISGfoS Is THE Dis
Ssssss e ne ssss'1: oSs sss
,.s.s.. 10. itis. d Thomas fsibsrt We. wi1isn
q: s.Ss .soc.. % &. Sssn n sss herein
sf Ss &afsssi4sd Essl .:ssss, e Si.: -.
y Ssy OK, e e sos: md S!sia 4
net : q g ss The
south street 3 feet, thence north e right angles
70 the north lime 81 ssd lie 3 Hence n9.se
feet 70 the line Of south street and Siscs Of be-
And Immediately after the above sale vii, s.n an
feet shs w ssS
sspss ss:,; ~; % s..
feet thence south 8 feet 70 the besinnias The
day :t@: s;
Sen the IN sSs al that rss
or sar 81 Of late HssSs~ wisds estate !. p par;
and that part Of said lot SeIonsins e the Hsiiors
land
ing the same perry lately occupied By Mrs Cock,
psd b. Reason Arnold eH With sss SS
ipgs and improvements on the said several pieces
Terms of sale: one-third cash on each piece or
parcel Of ground sold; balance Of purchase money
Of sale said balance to Be secured ~ pro%is.ory
ssSn there's. z:
No deed given to the purchaser until he shall have
nsid the as money on the piece or Parcel q
when sold. An stsmps and cOnSeSsneins ct COST d
m.rnass, SSSSn 1 n115.s Trustee.
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Rf GREEG 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. IOO1 ID street, corner Of 10th northwest.
TRUsTEiSs . SAL T yALUABhn IMPROVED

-, 1871, recorded in Liber 66S, folio 1884, OF the
0onmh1 records Of Wsshngton county. District Of
secured thereby, we will sell ct public auction, On
tne premises on MONDAY, june 7th, at O'Clock
ington city. District Of Columbia, being Known And
aesgnsted a. part Of the east part Of Lot and the
point street Ill feet 10 inches west the
s corner Of said square and running thence
noItn 20 ieet inches; thence east Is feet; thence
SOUTH feet inches and thence west Is feet to the
pegiEnng, improved BY Brick Dwelling House Of
Terms Of sale: $4,000 cash, together with 10 per
cent; interest thereon from November 18th, 1871.
and the expenses Of this sale; balance in and u
months with interest," secured by notes and deed of
.ius, on the property sold. Stamps and conveyan
eng 81 purchaser q cost. II the terms OF sale are
not complied with within ave days from the day of
sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, at the risk and cost Of the defaultnQ
CHASER 2; A. DARN eILLE,l T-n.,aa.
je5 GREEN WIIiIAA Ma Arc,s