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mr.. " c. Nvrr.Y 81 c. PvBAs
NEELY 81 pYBAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggists and Pharmacists,
rrn,,nnnnea.

7. C. PYBAs would respectfully an
,ounce 70 his friends and customers. and
he public generally, that he has sold one
.aI' interest in his Drug Store to DIR. NJ. s.
SEELY. and thew have formed copartner'
hip for the purpose OF doing General
Drug Business. We respectfully request
ontinuance of the liberal patronage that
as heretofore been bestowed upon each OF
). assuring the public that we intend &c
aep first-class Drug Store in every re-
4 'cct, and will offer our goods a. low as
ey can be bought OF any one.
we viii pay the utmost attention
the EIIiIng of PhysIcian' Pre-
rIPtto1s. ectz4-d"
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InsOlvent Notice.

To the Creditors OF W. r. Robertson, Decd
WOU are hereby notified that have sug-
Il gested TO the County Court CLERK, OF
Henderson county, Tennessee, the insol-
veney Of said estate, you will therefore nile
your claims, properly authenticated with
said Clork on or before the LIST day of Feb,
1873 for prs rata distribution.
S. L. ORDER, ADM.
no94w
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= railhFuI urIaIsto RS Report.

MeSs"S. Editors:
Believing that you are always
ready to give encouragement to all
that is good, and as 1 am closing my
first year on the Purdy Circuit, [
will give through your columns by
your permission, a short statement
of my labors for the present Con-
ference year. 1 have, by the good
ness of God, been able to attend all
of my appointments on a large cir
cult. We have had good revival
in most of the churches-some 75
conversions, and about so additions.
The membership has been greatly
revived. don't think l ever saw a
greater display of the spirit of grace
of God on the hearts of the people;
convictions deep; conversions clear
and satisfactory. have not had as
many conversions as had fondly
hoped, but thank God for what has
been done. A large number have
conversed with me with tears in
their eyes, some of them three score
years old, are trying to find the
pearl OF great price.
The local preachers have aided
me when in their power. a more
kind and generous people | have
not travelled among, and it would
have been one of my most pleasant
years in the ministry, if l had no
/ been so far from my home. All the
a interests have been looked after
and think my successor will find
pleasant field.
Brother Harris has been at all hi
, Quarterly meetings, and done hi
work as a master workman, and t
the OBLIGATION of all. II was no
so much opposed to puffs, think
3 might say he is a sound gospe
r preacher-such a preacher as dyin
: sinners need.
j. Il. SYKES.
: jackson, Oct. %, 1873.
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.Dr. y. Il. COttOn's

sure Cure for Hog Cholera.
Tins is to certify, that we the under
ned have used and seen the above named
nedv used in the worst cases OF hog
i ,olera. and have not in any instaaee
aowa IL to fail in eifeeting speedy and
yrmanert cure. We therefore cheerfully
&sommend it to the public as a preventive
I'd cure, not only for cholera but as
arc preventive and cure for lice, maEge,
b..
ti.r W &. Sioval, j. w. Stoyall,
lsosepb Watson, Alex. Jones,
rCash Exum. J. G. Jones,
IN Small. J. NJ. Woodland,
Il Rev. w. II. BrutOn.
For family rights, or the medicine pre-
foared foruse apply 20 Pendleton & Keith,
druggists, Jackson, Tenn, or +. J. Triee.
Il septt4tr
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Administrators Notice

HAVING qualified at the last term Of the
IL county court Of Madison county, Ten
nessee. as administrator Of the estate OF J.
NJ Weatherly, deed, notice is hereby given
20 all persons having claims against said es-
tate 10 present them properly authenticated
with n the time prescribed by law, and all
persons owing said estate are notified TO
come forward Immediately and make settle
ment.
In nv absence Jehn c. NJ. Garland, viii
attend TO the business.
HIRAM JOHNSON, Admir-.
nov . 1t
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IcCutehen & CarutherS

~ re agents for the following well known
ia,d reliable Fire Insurance Companies;
Thc Ph@nix. Hartford; Phoenix, Brook
tr. Niagara. y. Y, and Equitable, Nash
On, Oct6-1y
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millinery and Fancy GOOds!
AIDES, YOUR ATTENTION!

MRS. II. FarrIS has opened an unsur-
s. ed stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods
the Greer Block, up stairs over Meet
k storn. on Market street. Everything
5the fine Of Fancy Goods and Millinery,
nnqts. Hats, Flowers and Ribbons are
! re 70 be found. This stock is worthy OF
minatjon. and our lady readers will dc
10 remember that fact. Call and see
Farris before making your purchases
|fs.,a A..
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jackson, Oct. %, 1873.

The firmest friendships have been
formed in mutual adversely, as iron
is most strongly united by the fierc-
est flames.
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Tbos. & RObt. n. Jones.

|, Wholesale Grccers, No. 81 West Second
street. Cincinnati, O. Give this house a
'trial-thev guarantee satisfaction.
fob. 2l-l2m.
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EAT BARGAINS
n In City Property.

4 5000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE,
hding eight business houses, three
,Iings, seventy five vacant lots, contain
( from one quarter to ten acres each, IN
ID near the cay of Jackson. Also,
ne small farms. neither Of which are
* than five miles from the city. l viii
r the property on the most reasonable
Is ever offered in this community. APP
(. at once. ss I expect TO leave for North
i,hlina the first January next.
p .n9l-3m w. A. IA1 LOh.
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sons 81 Tenparance.

toel-son Division. No ~. v. ". AndersoT'.
81 p. MOTE avarv Tuesdnv uio1f
% rc-,,rorance He'll. orros'te the Ne+hoelist
fi'urch. |oRF " :.
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VALUABLE
Farm For Sale ! |!

4 offer one OF the best little cotton farms in
l. Madison county, for sale for cotton or
money. Only i've or six miles East or
Jackson, on the Lexington road. Said farm
is we'll improved, good buildings and 4
splendid orchard. will take $50 per acre,
and give twenty cents per pound for cotton
clasSed middling in this market. three
fourths delivered when possession is given,
and the balance in one year.
There is about one hundred and fifty
acres in the tract, one hundred cleared and
nifty in timber. A large portion Of the land
has been recently cleared, and the buildings
are new, and q good young orchard OF
about ten acres. Call on me at the farm or
j. NJ. Parker Il Co., Jackson, Tenn.
ocI9tf VIM. T. JONES.
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CT ro-r,-'e o-,r-. VI. 9G2-I. g. P'vtqs
~. X. C,oorro O. HUGHES. Sec'y. Nerts
is' Nf0rdav each month.
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To the Citizens Of Madison
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTIES.


HAVING business in Madison county
Il that will detaIn me for two months,
from the LIST OF October to the LIST of De-
cember) l offer my services, during that
length Of time, to all invalids who desire
TO be speedily restored 70 health, have
been using in my practice and selling
medicine that I make by evaporation from
my mineral water IN Virginia, called
ALUM and Iron Mass" 1t has made very
wonderful cures. / have not found case
which IL has not either cured or greatly
benefited. when used according to my direc-
lions. The Mass is no patent medicine,
but is compounded by nature for the re-
lief Of the human race. II is fine tonic,
Alternative and absorbent. 1t has been uni
yersally approved and endorsed oy the
medical profession wherever introduced,
both as a desideratum in their materla and
as the best popular remedy ever offered to
the public. The following analysis OF the
water, by Prof. Chas. +. Chandler, Pb. d.,
OF the College Of Pharmacy, New York
City, shows its adaptation to every form Of
disease, proceeding from the stomach, the
liver, the kidneys or the blood.
ANALYSIS:
Sulphure Acid, I
Alumina,
Oxide Of Iron,
Lime,
Magnesis,
POtassa, AS sulphltes.
Soda,
Carbonic Acid.
Phosphoric Acid,
Silica,
Organic Matter,
will undertake any chronic case, and if
not cured or relieved will make no charge.
Will attend TO any case gratis who is not
able to pay. Any one who wishes to con-
suit with me can do so either by letter or in
person at J acksOn, Tennessee, corner
OF Baltimore and Shannon streets, in T. p.
ScurlOeks old office. Persons wishing TO
test this valuable medicine can find it at J..
c. Pybas' and PendleiOn & heith's, or can
get il from me at nay Office
All 1 ask Of the public is a trial, and l de-
sire, particularly, old chronic cases. viii
insure to break up chills in Sc hours.
Respectfully,
sept2S-2m Z. R. LANCASTER.
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Crv-rnv n A. CPApTTp. No. 9.-I@7.
O'Ccn-o-. n. p Row = NcNair. ": j. Y.
ChopnoIt. =. Nents 9d FRIDAY each month.
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q wait for Barnumss Great Elk.
hibItIOn, jackson, Nov. 26th.
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~DOnst be Deceived. p. +. BAR
NUNS Great worlds Fair will net
be in jackson until Nov. seth.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
OFT. GATES. Local Editor.
And ONO ROAD.

NADA'AI1I1 \ -
Ill train for Mobile, arrives Mt 1l;3D pm
,vps-ess train for Mobile 1I:S5 am
MI train for Columbus, XIV. I;lO am
EXPRESS train for Columbus. Ky, 9:3s pm.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
.ssenger Train for Humboldt,
. Leaves jackson. Tenn. 5s.O pm
snress train for Humboldt,
Teoves Jacl,son. Tenn...... 7:15 am
These trains go no further than
umboidt.
issenger train for ". Orleans
Leave Jackson. Tenn. 11:3O a. m.
xnress train for New Orleans.
Leaves Jackson. Tenn. ...... 11:3O pm
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4 HEATH'S
ATENT WELL BORER
AND
PROSPECTING AUGER,
HAS NO RIVAL!
RNNcALL & HEATH,
Nos. ~ and 9S Second St.,
i,,G-tv Memphis. Tenn.
tank of Tennessee.

\ The old and new issues Of the Bank OF
'rennssscr. and VII other uncurreut money
teken 10 the highest market value at
KINGS.
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,ga~onIc Meetings OF Jackson.

v,~--gc-- Cn1r-AVDRv. No. 13.-John
',cs.or Trr,irniit Commander: Inhn T..
.,-o----,. uceorl'er Nieets On the "a Mon
Nv uioh' o. Zach month.
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InsOlYent Notice.

To the Creditors Of VIM. Tilton, Decd.
V0U are hereby notified that have sug-
Il gested to the County Court Clerk OF
Henderson county, ! ennessee, the lnsol-
vencv Of said estate, YOU will therefore fle
your claims properly authenticated with
said Clerk on or before the 1st., day Of
April, 1873, for prorata distribution.
A. KENNADY, Admir-.
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r.~-lsf,>- o~r- N-0. 45.-r. =. OC0nro-.
r. ~. C7,o~los cullen. Src'v.. Meets zfh
81 low aqch month.
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I,~Rso,- cor-rrrr.. No. ~. r. 4 6. NJ
Rev. a. W. Tones. T.. 7. g. VI. 7. r. Chap
v,a1. Recorder Meets 4th Monday each
-,cr4h
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 76i---In the Chancery Court Of Macl-
son county, Tennessee-G gorge q.
Hughes vs.. JAMES Il. Pearcy, ct 81.
1T appearing from the bill which is sworn
II TO in this cause, that the defendant, Ca
len r. Green, is a nonresident Of the State
81 Tennessee. il is therefore ordered by the
ClerE and Master, that he make his appear
ance herein, before the ChanceTy Court or
Madison county, at the court house in Jack
son. Tenn, on or before the
Ist MONDAY IN DECEMBER, 1872.
and plead. answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be aiken for con-
tossed As TO him, and set for hearing eXpar-
te. and that 4 copy of this order be publish
ed once week, for four successive weeks,
in the Jackson Wing and Tribune.
ID. NJ. WISDOM, G. & NJ.
Haynes Il Bond Soils.
nov 4w
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w.-rso,- ToDc-. No. 1s.-Tno. T. stark
v q. W. y. Poherfsnn V. O.: a. g
CalA,-o'l u. CT. " Ianes. r. c: Fven-
Tor NVcNair Naefsovnr- Th'rrsFiav uiohf
Teor-oS conferred ID Thursday night in
zach month.
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MATCH FOR $4,000
Valuable Real Estate to be OBJ
tanned
u PRIEST 1000 TICKETS
Each Ticket $500!
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1872.
at Neou Market, ala.
At New Market, ala.

The undersigned proposes. at Il shoot
ing-matcii. to dispose Of the following
property. to-wit: \ house and lot situated
in the town OF Salem. Franklin county,
Tenn. This house is new. and beallt fully
located. and there are twelve acres OF
ground connected with it. THIS ground
will be divided into twelve onr-lcre lots
and the acre upon which the house j. To-
Gated will constitute the Grand Prize.
There will be TW ELVE PRIZES IN
ALL. and the shooting viii be conduc rd
by d]isinleie-ted parties, selected 10y di,in-
trrrstrd men. in the presence of all who
may attend. Upon a.crrtaining th%cnamc>
of the lucky ticket holders. titles IN zee
simple will he made to the property. There
is no humbug about this You risk only
-. ana stand II chance Tor an acre OF WALTZ
able ground and Il good home.
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New Advertisements.

Charles King advertises to fit the foot
18th leather, and we will warrant his abil.
ny, for he has encascd our pedal extremi'
,ies in as elegant u pair Of boots as an!
man in Winchester wears. We are very
proud now of Ieet-they look so nice
.otbcr large, tbs true, but Mr.. King fit.
large feet as well as small ones.
Our Sheriff offers some valuable land fol
sale.
1T, Merritt, Esq. and J. W. c. Bryant
have notices in our paper that may interest
some people.
Montgomery q Cadzow give notice that
they can furnish summer refreshments of
various kinds. We are informed that their
refreshments make troubles sit more light
ly upon burdened hearts. and IRE not bad
N take-nOt half so bad as one would
think. 1t may be so. indeed.
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ATLANTA MARKET.-The following are
ghe ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta (Ga.) market. MS reported by
II. I. Cox d Bro, OF that city:
CoRN-White, per bushel, 03a95c; yell
low, 93c.
WHEAT-Tenn. White, per bushel, 2 lOa
. 10; Tenn. Red. ! Goal so.
OATs-per bushel. 7Oa15.
FLoUR-Fancy. sack 9S pounds, 5 OOS
5 80; Family. 4 50a4 IS; Extra.4 OOa4 20;
Superfine. 3 00a3 so. Flour in barrels
same proportion as in sacks.
BAcoS-Shoulders, per pound, 6a7l &c.
Hams, lOal2 Clear Sides, SaS1a.
MEAL-per bushcl,00a 50
HAY-Tennessee. per 100 pounds, l Goa
| 70.
LARD-In barrels, per pound, 9al0c; in
cans, l0allc.
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Sheriff. S Sales
For June, 1872
SarnIel Watson, Trustee, &c., VS. James
Golden ct ais.

samuel Watson, Trustee, &c., vs. James
Golden ct ais.
BY virtue Of an order Of SAFE issued from
the Circuit Court Of Franklin county. and
10 me directed, In the above cause. | will
ollcr tor sale, before the Courthouse door
IN winchester, to the highest bidder for
cash. o.
Monday. June Sd, lS72,
a certain tract of land lying in civil dis
trlct No. 10. containing dirty acres. more
or less, and bounded rs follows: On the
south and west by the lands Of David Os-
borne, on the east by the lands of Joseph
Simpson, and on the north by &. j. =.
Branch.
Also, another tract Of land, in same
civil district. containing eighteen acres,
ana bounded rs follows: On the west ~
the lands of j. y. Branch, on the north by
lands Off w. Smith and GoolSby. and
the south by the lands of W. ID. Simp-
son. Said lands condemned rs the prop
erty ofJames Golden,
d. j. MARTIN, Sheriff.
May Gth-3t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Honghton q
Cherry have placed OH our table a box OF
strawberries grown at their Nursery in
Winchester. We don't remember to have
ever seen larger or tasted more luscious
ones, and, they are just like the larger
quantity which Messrs. II. & G. are ship
ping daily and will supply to any one
who may order them. fla single person
in Winchester should fail to have IA good
dish of this delicious fruit, at the price
charged by Messrs. II. Il G.. we shall pity
his want of taste and appreciation. and If
the berries before lis were on exposition at
Nashville we feel sure they. would obtain
the premium.
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Chancery Sale Of Land.

Daniel " eavcr VS. Polly Weaver ct ais.
By virtue of Il decree of the Chancery.
Court at Winchester. Tenn, pronounced
at its March (Special) Term. 1872, in the
above caust. | will. at the Courthouse door
in Winchester. on
Monday, June Sd. 1872.
it being the lst Monday in said month.
.ell to the highest bidder. the lOi.acrc
tract of land described in the pleadingS.
beinr the same tract heretofore purchased
nv Daniel Weaver of the estate OF Daniel
Weaver, ST.. decd, lying on he waters OF
Biz Hurricane. in civil district No. IA OF
+ franklin county Tenn, adjoining the
land, of W. n. Taylor, Thos. Anderson
and others.
TERMS:
Said tract of land will be sold on a cred
II ofsix. twelve and eighteen months, ex-
cent the sum ofsix per cent, to he pa'd III
cash. Purchaser will he required to exc
cute note with approved security, and q
lien " i'll be retained on the land until all
the purchase money is paid.
7. II. FINCH, c. x NJ.
maya Ia
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A LOCAL ITEM.-TO use a common
phrase we are hard up this week. Moth
ing of Importance has happened and
scratching the heal for an item is as vain
apiece of manipulation AS the attempt to
oct a town clock. or enforce the dog law,
or prosper in business without advertising
literally, or expect lazy people to become
a benefit to themselves or the community 4.
We know not what to write about. No
school girl was ever worse puzzled for Il
subject for a composition. or what to say
after she got the subject Verify Wincles-
ter is dull almost as those who cannot see
in the signs of the times that T.. ;. Grant
is bound to he beaten for President in his
next race. Nothing is doing. The bright
sun rises, light steals with Il soft beauty
athwart the heavens, and the leaves and
delicate blossoms lift themselves up to the
breath of the sweet atmosphere which
blesses our surrounding country. The
birds carol forth their music, and every
thing seems alive with joy. Still we ar
not happy, for we can find nothing TO
write about, And evening comes on and
we stroll out to see if anything has
happened. And has nothing happen
cd? All. yes! We watch the sun as
he sinks in the occident and think how
many human beings this day have gone
down to their graves forever, and we VOL
der if there indeed will lie Il morning
when they shall rise in the glory of eter-
nal life ami happiness. All if we only
knew, or II faith was stronger. Heaven
help us!
But this is a diversion. We were in
search of an it nj. and were about to say
that Winchester is certainly the dulleSt
place on earth. Not so. See that bevy OF
beautiful girls. Winchester is full OF
beautiful girls. We do really believe there
are more within her corporate limits than
within the limits of any other town the
came size. or twice the~ same. What Il
hortus sircus our town would be without
them. And as we reflect upon this why,
we are a little happier than while ago.
Still we have nothing to write alb nut
and we ought to he excused if we have
dull locals this week. When we think
of what Button has said: That inven-
ton depends on patience; that a sub
iect should be contemplated long, let
ting it gradually unfold, until a sort OF
electric spark convulscs for a moment
the brain and spreads down to the very
heart a glow of irritation. before commen-
cling to write; when we think OF th's ant
know that we must write at odd moments
Of time the major portion OF which mus
be devoted to meat and bread affairs mus
write so much every week whether tn
spirit moves or not. we do think d'gre'
~ofleniency towards us should be exh'o'
tied.
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County Court Land Sale.

C. +. Herd ct ais VS. G. W. Thompson and
others.
BY virtue of Il decree of the County
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nuunced in the above cause, 1T the April
Term, 1872. will, on
Monday, June 81. 1872,
as Clerk and Special Commissioner offer
for sale. at the Courthouse door in the
town %" Winchester. to the highest bidder,
on a credit of six and twelve months. with
approved security. 1850 acres OF land ~ ing
on Cumberland Mountain in said county
Said lands is described by grants, and
will be exhibited on day OF sale. The
biddings to commence ut one dollar per
acre rs Il minimum.
GLEN ARLEDGE, Clerk.
aprlS-4t ~
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Valuable Lands
FOR SALE.

BY virtue of Il decree Of the Honorable
Circuit. Court of Franklin county. Ten
nesscc. pronounced ut the July Term.
ISL, and revived at the March Term. 1872.
in the cause of Wiley +. Woods, TT. ais, v
IF. Woods, ct. ais. | will. on
Monday. June 81. 1872,
it being the first Monday in said month.
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Of
fer ut public sale. to the li@heS bidder.
the lands belonging to the estate of James
and Elizabeth Woods. deed. said land
has been surveyed and divided into three
parcels or lots. rs follows:
Lot No. l.or Cave Tract, containing l73
acres.
Lot No. . or Home Tract, containing
226 acres. | rod and l6 poles.
Lot No. 3. or Pond Tract, containing lao
acres. 3 rods and y poles.
Said lands ar" situated in civil districts
Nos. 2 and 3, Franklin county, Tenn. ON
the road lealiug to Huntsville. about five
miles from inrhrstcr. and ON the line OF
the Winchester Il Alabama Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said tracts of land will he sold on Il
credit ct one. two and three years, except
10 per cent. OF the purchase money. W Dirl
will he required in cash on day of sale
The biddings to commence Is follows:
On tract No. |, or Cave Tract. Sll pei
acre.
On tract No. 9, or Home Tract, $50 per
acre.
On tract No. g., or Pond Tract. SIG per
acre.
Notes with two or more good and Snlli-
cicnt SECURES will he required OF the pUr-
cllaSrrs. and Il lien retained on said lands
to secure the payment of the purchase
money. This rents and possession OF SAID
lands are reserved for The present wear.
+. J. JACKSON.
Clerk and Commissioner.
may2-4t 1874