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@A local and county agent wanted
for the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the United States for this place or
county.
The new business of the Equitable is
larger than that of any Life Insurance
Company in the world. This is an op-
portunity to secure first class agency.
Address, c. c. GRAVES, Rec. Sec,
decI9w4. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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EJoHN HAMILTON, Esq, retired from
the office of County Recorder on the l.t
inst. During the time Mr. HAMILTON
held the Office, men Of all parties were
satisfied with the prompt manner in which
ne discharged the duties. Alljoin in say
ing, he was an efficient officer.
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Election OF Omcers.

There will be meeting of the mem,
bers of the Monroe County Agricultural
Society held in Woodsield, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of January, 1872,
for the purpose Of electing officers for
said Society for the ensuing year.
All members Of the Society are ur.
gently requested to be present None
but members will be allowed te vote.
A. B. COVERT, Pres.
DAVID OkEY, Sec. ian2w2.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
A. R. Bridgeman
vs.,
James Martin ct al.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
II from the court of common pleas of Non.
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house, in the town, OF
Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. IN. and O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday. the 18th dag of JdnuarS 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The west half OF lotnumber seventeen. and
the west half of lot nun bsr twenty-hve, in
. the .ovu CT Sarlis.
Apmsjssd, a5st. .os StSiG %,
second 50 90.
1s0RGE 6 ALDwEI.i.,
: royfsvs, Sheriff u. c. o.
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House for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale avery
desirable dwelling house in Barnesville,
Belmont County, Ohio.
I The house fronts on Main and North
Gardner streets, contains six rooms, good
cellar, well, cisterB, and other convenient
ces. Address, IL Parker,
dec26w2. Barnesville, Ohio.
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RBro. DAVIS, editor of the Demo.
Srdt, McCounelsville, dresses ..rM
GRASTs Doc" of the Herald, beautifully
in his sslogic of facts" The article is
published in this number of the SPIRIT.
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reTbe Fort Wavne Nnd) Gazette

HThe Fort Wayne (Ind. Gazette
says that the Circuit Court of that town
granted divorce to lady, and JUS
tice of the Peace remarked her in three
hours. Thereupon the Kendallville
Standard states that at the last term of
the Court of Common Pleas of Noble
County a divorce was granted by a
Judge to lady, who, in less than fifteen
minutes afterward, suspended business
in the Court and Immediately joined her
in marriage to another, before the di-
vorce had been entered upon the record.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

MOTICR is hereby given, that sealed propo-
IN sails will be received at the Auditors
Office, Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, until
January II, 1872, at noon, for building
TWO WROUGHT-IRON BRIDGES,
one at the mouth of Opossum Creek, on the
Ohio River, sixty-six feet long and fourteen
feet wide, and one at the mouth of Narrows'
Run. also on the Chic River, forty six feet
long and fourteen feet wide; said bridges to
be put on abutments by the goth Of March.
1872. The Commissioners reserve the righ
to reject one or all bids.
By order of Commissioners,
decl2w4. NJ. HOEFFL8R, Asditot. ,
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REMEMBER THE PLACE
Farm for Sale.


1NHE undersigned offers for sale his farm, sit.
/ usted in Sunsbury township, Moarss
county, Ohio, o,three miles southwest Of Bealls.
Vile and Eve and one. half miles northeast Of
Weodsfsld. on Woodsheld road, o"
CONTAINING 22O ACRESi
about l5o acres cleared and the balance well
timbered.
TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
on the premises, one Of them new frame :,
two story. containing nine rooms; the other .
new frame 1880 feet, containing three rooms.
a F r A M E. .RN,,
36x5o feet; frame stable 30x40 feet. which
will stable IA horses; new frame sheep
house 26x40 feet. Also,
A GOOD BEARING ORCHARD,
containing l4O apple trees. best Of fruit to-
gether with great variety Of small fruit,
with peaches, plums, pears and grapes.
Said farm is well wattred, . good we'll OF
wtter at the 6oor, and 'arce ci tern good
| spring Of u, ter in every field but one, also, a
[ coed we'll of ter in the ba n, ard. The
fam is we'll Sc. il gass aud in hign state
of cultivation. | will sell this fai m at my
residence ION tue fa,n,) on the first day Of
February, 1872 at Z o'clock p. IN,
| jan2w5. 1u4N W QUAIL.
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M A IL IL L Il ID .

Dec 81, by Alex. Buchanan, Esq, Vincent
Dillon and Harriet Fisher, all of Summit town
ship. Monroe County, Ohio.
Jan. I, by J. A. Schwob, Esq, George Ste
phens, of Illinois, and Mary Jane McMullen. Of
this county.
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:. fyThe land offered tor sale by Sheriff
Caldwell in the case of GEORGE W
GRIFFITH vs.. ELIZABETH GRIFFITH, ct al
will be sold on the 18th inst subject to
.the widows dover.
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Land for Sale.
rNhe undersigned offers for ssls

l
ONE AND ONE HALF ACRES
Of land, situate one aud half miles from
Clarindton. on Cummings Bun, in Salem
township
There Ia one story dwelling house, con-
tanning four rooms, good cellar and a good
never failing we'll at the door; frame stable,
frame, story and half carpenter shop. There
are $50 fruit trees, consisting of apple. pear,
peach and plumb,
Fur terms or further particulars call on, OF
address &c. DUBRR,
Darlington, Monroe County, Ohio.
P. S.-Psrsons calling to see Nj. DUERH
will ind him at the EAGLE FURNITURE
RUOMS, Clarington, Ohio.
December IL, 3m,
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EThe County School Examiners
publish a list of times of holding exami.
nations, in this issue of the SPIRir.
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TA frst-rate story, and other inter
esting reading matter on our first and
fourth pages.
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~ Recorder HosKINsoN entered upon
the duties of his Office on the 1st inst
Our guess IS, he will make an A. No.
officer.
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Desirable Town Residence fOI
Sale.

q 9 LOT NO. SO, CORNER CHURCH AND
"a Main strests; good detached kitchen, with
cistern and never failing we'll; six rooms in
house, in excellent repair; being the late resi-
dence of Sam1 Grfnshaw. For terms, &c, inquire
of NJ. HoETFLER, Auditors Office. novl3m5
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

The Lands Lots and Parts of Lots returned delinquent by
the Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio together with the
taxes and penalty charged thereon agreeaby to law are
contained and described in the following Iist viz:
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~Our thanks are due Hons. W. P
SrRAeUE and WILLIAM MILLIeAN for val
liable public documents, -,
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LOCAL NOTICES,

s6r Notices in this column ,oiU be charg-
Ell 10 cents per line. A reduction aoiI be
made for notices running 2, 3 d 6 months.
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~Hon. P.VAN TRUMP has our thank.
for public documents.
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EEA letter from Hon. j. o. Amos is
published in this ISSUE
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W. FOL q T z r, M D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
HAVING permanently located in Malaga,
Ill O., tenders his professional services to
the town and neighborhcod.
Office in room formerly occupied by Dr.
Hodgin. nsv2sm6.
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FURNITURE,

FURNITURE,
Oil Cloths,
Carpets,
Window Shades,
Looking Glasses,
Mattresses,
Show Cases ,etc.
HUBBARD & BRo, ,rniture Dealers
sc and SS Market street Wheeling, "
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1872.
GRAND JURY.
I. "A. Mccoy, Adams township.
JacobC Yoho, Center tp.
Robert McCanmon, Center tp.
Levi Mellott, Adams tp.
Sidner Starkey, Summit tp.
James H. Graham, Malaga tp.
James Anderson, Lee tp.
John Gillespie, Green tp.
George R. Buchheit, Jackson tp.
Daniel Kingston, Sunsbury tp.
Benjamin Fawcett, Benton tp.
Robert McKelvey, Green tp.
Thomas Cline, Washingtontp.
John Wisener, Sunsbury tip.
? Robert E. Carpenter, Franklin tp.
PETIT JURY.
Miller Booth, Sunsbury township.
c. A. Cline, Jackson tp.
W. NJ. Bouar, Salem tp.
Adam Messner, Bethel tp.
A. 2. Lisk, Benton tp.
John Dakan. Adams tp.
Ruben Thomas, Salem tip.
Samuel Hsrtshorn, Wayne tp.
Jonathan Holtsclaw, Green tp.
L. G. ,Blattler, Switzerland tip.
Alexander fisher, Ohio tip.
Frederick Kasserman, Ohio tp.
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And notice hereby that tn. whole OF said
lots much thereofa will charged
thereon will he sold by County County,
Tuesday
that me and that the sale will be continued day until the said
tracts lots and lots shall have been sold offered for
Woodsed, Ohio, Dec 26 HOEFFLER County Auditor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-09

Amateurs presented this play on the eve-
ming of the Ist inst. The following was
the progrsmme -. .3is.ll43g9
Barney, the Baron, ]. K. BUCHANAN.
Augustus, H, F. BUKKHrAD.
Blaif'nberg, G JoHsD. D.xnsr0Rr.
Karl, ..eess s,-y : FIJI. KoEHLER.
Emma, Miss LENA. SCHUMACHER
Edith SIS Miss S. j. MORRIS.
Lady Margaret, Miss 5: N. 0KEr.
g.i,a,. ga1ener' sIzg IS a0 i :; + gkff' HI,1
Barber +. DIEHL.
The tableaux, The Duel" Italia
Rookh," "Washington's Dream" and
"The Love Letter" were well pres ented.
The instrumental and vocal music was
very good. The song, "Nobody's Oar
ling by, Miss S. TJa MoRms, created
storms OF applause; the lady was recall
ed and sang "Charity's Child" Mr..
JAMES HoLLlDAr's performance on the
guitar was excellent.
Altogether. the performances Of the
past two weeks have afforded our citizens
considerable amusement. and demonstra
ted that our young folks can present
play in manner that amply repay those
who attend. Esei.-
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BARHEr, TIE BARoN N-The Woodsfield
Amateurs presented this play on the eve-
ming of the Ist inst. The following was
IL kn~xr,x,r,v,r x !. lta9 - - Rf-.- :.
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List Of Grand and Petit JurOrs.

Below will be found the names of the
Jurors selected for the March Term of
the Court of Common Pleas, which be-
gins on Tuesday, the Goth day Of March,
1872.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

At this writing (midnighD the result of the
North Carolina election Is stu 10 doubt. The
returns are still incomplete, vague and con.
Trajectory. Both parties claim the State by
reduced msiorlties, and Ills almost impossible
to say with certainty how 1t has gone. One
thing is certain, however, that II the Demo.
CrAts have carried Ii, the majority Ia far less
than we were led to expect would be given a
few days ago. The Republican prospect Ia
Frightening and tho contest would seem N
have been exceedingly close. 4 dispatch to
tho New York Hcrdid, In another column,
says that Caldwell has a gain Of 2, 737 In
seventy rome counties, with twonty-Ono counties
still to be beard from. A dispatch to the
New York TiB.es gives 900 majority to Mer-
rimOn, with twcnty-oigbt counties to be heard
from, which, on the basis OF the vote OF 1910,
would give Caldwell 200 majority. Where
is tho ground swell that the Democrats have
beou talking abou2 The white vote In North
Carolina exceeds the colored vote by over
1000 majority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

VIII the pure and patriotic Greeley men il
Washington who fired guns In celebration Of
a supposed victory In North Carolina please
tell us what they think would be the effect oil
HOraco's election upon this cltyl Greeley
has again and again expressed his contempt
for Washington, and Is almost the only mAn
Of any prominence or influence In the East
who approved the crazy scheme of Reayls.
Reavis and he arc intimate friends, and VIC
have no doubt that, II Greeley shall DO chosen
President, Reayls, (who by the way, has
written campaign life OF the Sage, y will
be duly rewarded. During the last ten years
Greeley, In the Tribune, denounced every ap-
preparation made for the improvement Of the
capital as useless expenditure Of mo ney,
and time aud again declared that tho capital
should DO removed TO New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

The Hon. b. G. Harris, of St. Mary's coun,
ty, Maryland, has written long letter, In
which he Indignantly repudlatcs Horace
Greeley and the Baltimore convention, and
advocates the nomination Of stralght-out
Democrat. This letter Is exceedingly rough
reading. The Baltimore convention is char
acterized as set of "Sapient heretlcs, " who
have sold out their party, betrayed their prin-
ciPles, and fallen down before the yelled
prophet OF ChaPPaquA." The Democratic
loaf Is poisoned by Greeleylsm, and 1--WE
Democrats who are not 50 hungry, las Cover
nor Wise saYs,) and control our appetiteB
somewhat, will walt awhile rather than cat
the filthy lump you offer us, II, indeed, We do
not rather staryo." He believes that Gen.
Grants election would be a lesser evil than
Greoley's. "Greclcy's vlllaInlcs arc too well
known to be smothercd. They will not be
by-gones, but stick In the memory with hooks
Of steel. lie Is the chief gross slanderer Of
the Southern people, and Is 'bcltcd round
with villains"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

In another column to-day VIC print fol
report made for the REPUBLICAN by our
special correspondent Of the joint discussion
which occurred on Saturday at Salem, Eau
quler county, Va, between Generals Mosby
and Hunton, both formerly officers in the
rebel armies. Musby, with his plain, COM
nonsense talk, seems to have completely
overwhelmed his opponent who, in the points
he attempted to make, displays either will
full disregard for the facts In the case or II
wolul ignorance Of tho subjects on which he
spoke The gathering, our correspondent
states, waa large one, and the evident sym
patty In favor Of the administration Of Presi-
dent Grant may well be taken as reflex Of
the feeling existing among the mass Of the
people of Virginia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

The Hobsou choice of the Balumore con
veutlon does not please The Democraey A.
we'll as some of lis leaders who assembled
there thought II would. Daily, disgusted
but honest Democrats are abandoning a
party headed by one who never had any feel
tngs in sympathy win rs principles, and arc
coming over to Grant. They are not con-
hned to any particular section or State, for
In all parts of the country Democrats are
discovering the falsIty, and indeed the
,..,lat, = r. r.,,,-s ,-t
s'upiui'y oI tue balIlnoro bargain.
We present few of the many who arc de-
sertlng the hopeless cause Of so-ealled Libe-
rallsm.
Rx-Mayor Wheaton. of Detroit and late
chairman Of tho Michigan Democratic Cen.
n,,.,.,,,I. -, -.
is, 80 -'%''ouai oon''li''seo, Lepuu'''
=, - - Nv ''''"'' vi"
H ~ p ~,'I' W. ms
ouso 1'1,No nus reaIsuou rom tne ne"
Sinany uehe' " Couliliittoc' ho SAJs Tue
ClO ,u'', ,,p, 81 'ue S"eeno9S, ule
o"oU' siS im'eu'' 'uo Mans tue Dien-
49, So ''io 'lO,'uo '''i'' IiH'ii0o' W
oo.Ii,,nO naS S" =, N.Y." 'no So'I ~
,.1r.Gs 49, tJ.r r'lt y, nv
liu ni i'Sii - Nv 'ouse y Dc,no-
% 'eniPlO' Du' y C SyuasOsu' VI , 1S'1u
aa,.ss,, nsssnn'l, ",.,'..,, " ai,sp 'PPi
,S'. oI ~ nu 0u'''' anu
mo, nas 'oPuu,asou 'roeiey'
i' "lo sSn'e,"ou "uoSo Deiiioe,eoy ean'
Nv. " fSo' ''N "tiO'S PDI'y Ioy"Si "oro
y p''O' e'V''H''' 10 '"o"" W 'noi' HotiOn
w a'O'S a's'ou'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05
Mr. GREELET's OPINION OF ONE or HIS
SUPPORTERS,

A few years ago, when an qttdche Of the
REPUBLICAN was then connected with tn,
Tribune, Mr.. Greeley, who had been In the
city for some days, came into The Tribune
bureau one morning, and looking over a
number of cards that had been left for him,
drew out one with the remark, "Is he here !
Cd d-n him, he Is always pitching into me
because am a protectonist, believe he Is
paid by the Free-traders. lie robbed our
government when be was In Paris" Thia
same gentleman Is now one Of Mr.. Greeley =
most enthusiastic supporters, and Is not uu-
known In Washington. lie signs his CORE.
spOndcnce d. p
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05
THE TRIBUNE EDITORS AND TnE INDIANS

The present editors Of The Tribune are a
valiant set Of fellows, whose souls thirst for
an Indian war. They burn to be of TO the
plains to fash their virgin swords in the daS-
tArdly bosoms Of the Sioux. They are dis
gusted with General Grants oowaFdly peace
policy, and long for the Pomp and pride aud
circumstance OF war. 4 couple Of years ago,
when there was some fighting TO be done
these same editors were not very anxious for
war. Some Of them begged for peace on any
terms, while the most distinguished military
service performed BY another Of them was to
Islander aud calumEIate those officers who did
not haIteF him ~ gTGat writer aBd a great
gdli0F,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

"MIss Ida Greeley Is a Roman UathoIlo.r-
RStUs ufm.
Miss Ida Greeley Is not Catholic. She
was educated at the convent Of the Sacred
Heart, ManhatlNnvillc, New York, and has
determined to became u member Of the Cath
Ollie Church as soon as the opposition Of one
Of hVr parents Is withdrawn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

A dispatch from Washington says, "Mr.
Forney, whom Mr., sumner styles "a very
considerable parsonage In American politics.
Is promised to come out immediately for
Greeley. Mr. Sumner has given those who
call upon him to understand this distinctly"
Mr.. Sumner says Mr.. forney Ia tor Mr.. Gree
loyi Mr.. Forney says he Ia not. Is Mr.. Sum
ner slAnderlng Mr.. Forney7 Who viii EXPLAIN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

In virtue Of writ Of Gsri factor. is.usd from the
glgtks once q the supreme UouIt Of the District q
sale for cash N front Of the Court House door o. aid
nsuiet, % FRIDAY The 9th day q August le7g, y
interest 10 aud 70 lot No. ~ in Of square
r. Ss 90 nSssS .sEsss HeE 9 IRd
improvements thereon, In the elty OF WAStl1ston, D.
and iI' sn SHSI b .o
tlon No, agi52, In favor Of Bridget DYER,
ALEX. SHARP,
U0 dads u. 4. Marshal, ID. y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

THE Springfield RepubifodH seemsto be In
very bad way over Graiz Brown, whose
fondness for soft.shell orabS In = liquid form
Is bringing him into dlsropute Il says:
1.-THE UOnnectlcut papers furnish additional
and apparently concluiiyu evidence OF 0ratL
BrOWhb drunkenness at New Haven during
commencement week. We note that, 80 taT,
the Liberal "urEans" wholly ignore the subject,
and apparently seek 70 conceal the dlsgraoeIui
facts from their readers But they cannot pre-.
vent them from becoming generally known nor
from working great harm TO the reform cause
II Brown does not back out, or Is not kicked out,
Mr. Greeley will lose thousands Of Votas IN
consequences q his associates diiErAeoful condi-
Our Liberal namcsako soelns 10 forget that
this conduct Of B. GratE might turn out to be
one of the strong points VI tue ticket, II
might place him in harmony with the Demo-
crazy, which has given Nasty 80 much troa-
bic for years back To be sure Ii might dis
grace the Senate 10 have such presiding
officer as Mr.. Brown; but the country Is
never to be troubled In that way. --
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

In tlTtu0 Of writ Of GtTi Jdrias Issued from the
eleTkSa once Of the supreme court Of the DAtTiet Of
Columbia, And To NE directed, vii sell. At public
sale for oash n front q Court Hone door q aid
AZ ooloct, IN, all deiendAnts TlEht tile claim
vii, Vii Part Of sS1sgs IA sSi M me- Gil N VS.
lngton, d. o., beFinninE for The came At the south
western corner Of lot No. y In EAd SQUARE, and
nnE theues east aiouE the line Of north atTsst %
sst lnohss thenoe north 49, feet 70 public alley
perth 70 feet thence west feet; ihsnoS south 10
ieet thenes wet q feet inches ihenes south "
feet thenbg west feotI thence south - feet 10 the
line Of aAd strbek ard thsnoe east with the line OF
said street ~ feet 70 The place Of hegnni iG toGothsr
With all and singular the lmptoyetnsnt4 thereon In
tbs city Of Washington, D. o, BoEsd and levied upon
~ the property Of a, H l. keess and will be sold 70
ALEX, sHARP,
b0td U.s. Marshal D. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

Readers Of the NATIONAL RHFUBLIcEN
who propose to spend the summer In tho
country can have II mailed 10 their address
for sixty.six cents per month. PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05
SsoFfE as2ss. E s1gsIi 4 T.sSA .sG :::
rEgsE Ed SAtE e E1AD n 8gfFTE

TRusTERhs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
All, AUpTlOh=L0T lSA1I. ON CAPITOL
NIL, I'm FIRST BTREET NORTHEAST
by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January 4, ISL,
req Ided n ber 6SS folio ~, and By direction Of the
holder o. the note secured thereby will sell At pub
" auction, On the premises, on TUESDAY, August
y, l3 a. o'oloek, y. Al that plees o. parcel q
o beioE pats Of lots one ~ snd SsvSntesn (l7J In
square bd beginning for aald parts OF sAd lots At
polat IN said lot No. one, on First street east,
seyenJnine tg) feet north from the southeast cor
net o. lAd lot number and TunhlnR thence north
~ and with the line Of EAld First slTsst " feet TO
Point 10 sald let numbered ", and tho centre Of a
Lioot alley laid out % DO forever kept open, n the
lot w n sad a1uArO, thence wort through the centre
OF said alley n ieet thence south o. feet, on line
parallel with the line Of said birat street. and thence
eali Y teet by and With limo parallel with the nne
OF North street 70 tho beginning.
Terms Of Sale. One third oash balance in slE and
cent per annum, secured BY notes and deed Of trust
The PrOpoTy; Al1O down when the property Is struck
en-, htAinps and oonVoyAncinE At purchasers ooet
II the terms OF AAle not complied with within Ave
daJa from the day Of sale the trustee reserves the
gh 70 resell The property at the rlsk and cost Of The
OBARLFs KWING, Trustee.
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