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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08

A reunion OF prisoners Of sar from the
Union army'is tostake place at Pittsburg
on the TIN Of September in connection
with the reunion6of the Grand Army
The call is largely signed. =
Grant papers are Publishing a letter
twenty-six years old to show that Grant
loved his mother. 1t don't need letter
to show that he loves his fathers
postofice appointment shows that. ~.
FoANEY on GRRsLEY.-A well known
railroad man told newspaper correspon-
dent that Forney had us ed the 70 lloulng
language; sses-,s s'i's - g.
Greeley will make q good and efficient
President. He is, an able, honest man,
In fact, l regard him as by sill means the
ablest editor Of america, wise, sagacious
and large-hearted." 5.;r..:
Before closing the conversation Colonel
Foruey said: f..ifs .s.t.t; as -.@4e
II shan't mako any speeches for Grant.
I will vote for him, but that's all.".
IF there were a chance for the election
Of an honest Democrat, opposition to
Greeley would be reasonable. but with
Greeley or GRAFT as the choice, aud the
only choice, those who want re turn to
honesty, economy and purity in the
Government, can not fsil-to vote for
Greeley, for such filling to vote for him
is The equivalent Of voting for Grant. and
the continuance Of sll the pccuiation,
enormities, aud prosecutions which have
80 characterized Grants administration.
'"' .S',ea d, fls, syf7 sar.t .4ts 81 ca
q DR.. F. G. Brunck, cdisef-of the Dem
ocrat. las nrades q carefully prepared list
| of the entire Ger.nah press, ),
giving the present political position of
each paper. From this List it. appears
that of the IS; Gsrman dailies Published
in the coeatry,, thirty support Creole,
and Brown, nineteen support Grant, four
arc hostile to both tickets, and two are
still undecided. Ofthe entire German
press comprising 128 papers. eighty
three go for Greeley and Brown, land on ;
" twenty eight & for Grant. Among
these, thirty-two Of those for Greeley
have been republican, and forty, two dem-
ocratic. The remainder have hitherto
been independent. s,sl D,i1o alseh " .6aosf
= The interviewer Of the Cincinnati En-
quiror fairly and correctly estimates. the
calibre Of the &c uerilla 'Chief:' t'A'-
II had an interview with the guerilla
Mosby tonight. and even he. does not
take stock in the Duncan movemept.1 He
seemed to be- 1 pretty COED sort Ola coun-
try shyster, but I caunot class i'm as an
intellectual Or even-a- man Of, ordinary
ability. Ie'gives up that Greeley will
sweep the South. and that his, and 9TH
eis his Ike opposition, will no more
check the Greeley tide than do the peb-
.blcs ON the shore of tho Atlantic Ocean.
HuNT1SGToN. Pa. July 30.-The
Globe, an old Republican, Journal pub
'lished here, the homo Of Senator Scott.
to-day takes down. the names Of G raEt
and Wilson and hoists the Greeley and
BroNnaag. 5,,w sea ssf s.9ste 90.
V1cE-PREs1DENr Brown ON VIRGINIA.
B. Gratz Brown, cur candidate for
Vice. President, is msking magnificent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08

TnE GENEVA ARBITRATION The tel
egrams concerning tile Alabama claims
begin one way and end another. A gen
eral statement was put forth in Geneva,
apparently on cred table authority, that
all grave questions had been settled, and
the arbitgators were now studying the
details'of prospective adjustment. This
is followed BY later announcement, to
the effect that the Eng lish Representatives,
had presented a supplemental case claim
ing that England faithfully executed
her laws in condoction with the Coated
crate cruisers; to which the American a.
gents submitted q report that The ques-
ton cannot be judged from the mere 10
cal standpoint of English law alone, and
arguing that Englapd's liability arises
principally from her non-ful6llmcnt Of
the maxims of international law. The
point raised, however. is one which will
doubtless DO settled without quite 50
much augmentation as was elected by
the claims for indirect damages.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08
LETTER FROM HON. N. p. BANKS.

BosroN August 1.-THE rutnors Of
the detection of General Banks from
the support Of Grant and w ilson are
confirmed BY the following letter:
Boston, July 5l.-My Dear Sir: I
huvc the honor to acknowledge by this
nore, in addition to our conversation to
day, the receipt Of your invitation to ad-
dress the citizens OF Lynn, on Thursday.
evening, in support of the reelection of
President Grant and the policy of his
administration. No invitation q could
have greater weight with me from any
part Of The county, nor from any por-
ton of my fellow citizens, and IT gives
ME great pleasure to Assure you that
nothing could be added to your sugges-
items as the representative Of the citizens
Of Lynn to induce me to accede to your
request Their kindness to me many
years since is continuing life remem-
brance, and nothing would give the grea-
fer satisfaction than to renew my sssocia-
tions, with them, but regret to Fay shat
| am not in accord with them in regard
to 5 the presidential canvass. Against
nay wishes and my personal interests, [
am com PEELED to believe and to say. that
| Misrepresentation of the present policy Of
the Government is not for the advantage
| Of the country. and that it will not tend
to establish its former coed and prospect.
ty, nor to promote the interests Of any
class Of citizens. N personal feeling of
| any form or character enters into this
judgement. 1t is in view Of General
| principles and. public interests alone that
| / am led to this conclusion. The unit
ing of the masses Of the people of all par
ties, sections and races in support of the
grand results Of the war is indispensable
to the permanent establishment Of The
general recognition Of those results. /,
can be sscured by no other means. We
shall all be forced to this conclusion
sooner or .ater.-United action upon
this basis has been the hope of my lie.
] fefsently desired it during the war.
| snd i'll the reconstruction OF the States
subsequent to the war. I believe that
it is now rendered in good faith in the
nom nation of Mr.. Greeley, and for one
I cannot reject it. 1t is what desired.
! and its contamination, although sudden
and startling, does not alarm me. My
duty to myself and my country requires
me to give him my support. % @
cannot advocate before your friends
different course, which neither my
judgement nor my heart approves. /"
1t grives me most deeply to separate
myself in thought OF. action from any one
of those With whom Ihave been 30 long
associated. and to whom I am 30 greatly
indebted, but I believe that the result
will justify my action, give to the coun.
try that peace and prosperity which is
the object Of all our labors, and secure
to every CITIZEN civil and political equali-
ty. and tie freedom which was won BY
the sacrifice Of SO many valued lives.
Accept the assurance If my las ting friend
ship and esteem, and believe me yours.
| &c. N. ?. BANKS.
To Jas. s. Lewis, Esq, Lynn.
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CoNsTEaNAIsoN AMONG THE RADICALS.
Politicians we're agog here yesterday
over the startling reports which came
swsrming in from every quarter that q
heavy exodus from the Grant party is
about to be made. Banks letter created
cons.ernstion which it is difficult to
express m more words, and Is is positively
known that other prominent leaders in
New England and elsewhere are prepar-
ing to follow him. Reports from Illinois
lave been recsised, showing indisputably
a lukewarmness Id the Radical ranks that
bodies the party no good. hogan is not
keeping step to the music Of bis recent
speech in the State; ais sloquence is not
heard enough on the stump to create
pleasant reflections in the Administration
ranks; and while the interest in the North
Carolina election was as intense as it
could be, il was felt that tho events of
the past two days could have no influence
whatever upon the result 10 the Old
North State Wash. Patriot Of Cd. g,
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tiig and holding Office 10 follow their ex-
ample and to.drive from oar community all
who don't think Widths. Garry out your pol
icy and you will cut of from men Of your
-own-eafty s-aunabsr OF thsir.hsst customers.
and drive business from your town town We
have heard of the same threats, cohcern-
ing our own private business, but did not
intend to netce them, but will now say, that
W thout regard.to patronage, orropu Gritty, or
consequences wez intend TO alvoeate WHIST
we believe At 0 be. right and 10 tie interests
of our people 9 !. .aal 9aa. .ecl n p 8
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08
BURLINGTON, VI August

BURLINGTON, VT August 1.-The
two entions, liberal and democratic
meet here to-day. and appointed commit
tees of conference, who were not ready to
report until 4P NJ, when the conven.
tons reassembled, each 10 its own hall
The following nominations was agreed
upon: For Governor, A. B. Gardner,
liber; Lieut.: Governor Bingham, demo
crat, Electors, W. H.. Harribin, demo
crat; Thos. E. Powers, iberal,s J.. P.
Ladd, liberal; Jasper Rand, democrat
Saul Bishop. democrat. The conven-.
ton then adjourned to the open air,
where speeches were made for two hours
by j. S. johnson, of Oregon, James S,
.Thayer and E. G. Perrin, ofNew York
General Fitzpatrick announced that be
would speak in the evening. ,..,.a.a -.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08

We give below the conclusion of Sena
tor Summers letter toa number of prom.
Trent solorea. citizens On 'the issues OF the
presidential campaign:
"Geptlemen-ifn lhus answering your
two inquiries, 4 have shown why you, al
colored -cisizens, and ell who
would uphold your rights and save the col
orcd race from indigrity, should refuse te
sanction the reelection of the President,
and put your trast in Horace Greeley.
ought to aod that with him will be asso.
ciated as Vice President Gratz Brown.
whom have known for years as the mos,
determined abolitionist. The two to-
gether will carry into the National Gov
eminent an answering devotion to your
rights. not to be disturbed by rpartisan
dictation or sectional prejudice. 4
''Besides all this, which may ftly guide
you in determining between the two can
didates it is my duty to remind you that
as citizens ofithe United States, and part
OF the county ! your welfare is indissol
ubly associated with that of theo whole
country Where, all are, prosperous, you
will be gamers; therefore, while justly
careful Of yesr own rights, you cannot
be Indifferent to,the blessings of a'qgood
government. It issfor you to consider
whether the time has not come for some
thing better than Che sword. and whether
. character like that Of Horace Greeley
does not give stronger assurance Of good
government than can 10 found ia the in
sultcr of the colored race, already famous
for the rings about him, and hisplsin in
aptitude for civil life. b.1e
& .,Spsaking now for myself Iiihave to
say my vote will BE- given'to Horace
Greeley, but ID giving it do net go e
the Democratic party. nor snr any less
Republican. On the contrary / sm SC
much Of republican I cannot support q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08
The California Diamond Sensation

SAN FRANcIsco, August. 1.-The San
Francisco and New York, Mining Com
pany, with a capital of $1,000,000, to
work the New diamond fields near the
head waters Of the Rio Colorado Chiqui.
to, has been 5incorpors ted. The com,
pany has been very secret about its op-
erations, hitherto. They have in the
Bank of California 100000 worth Of
large diamonds. the value OF which is
ascertained, and dozen which have been
cut They have also one rough diamond
weighing 102 carats, and about q quart
of small diamords, rebies.- Sapphires
and emeralds, Of no small value The
emeralds are Of good size, hut OF a pale
color. -.a- =. -. r. :. !
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ WoOpSEOer Va Julx 1a7

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ $780, WooDsEoek, Va, July 1872.
A. Ksister &c. ,vs. Vim. Bly's admir-.
I To Creditors Of VIM BLY, decd. and ell
others whom it may concern.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 9Th day of August 1879 at my
Office in Woodstock To take an account of ali
debts and demands against Vim. BY decd
or his Z state pursuant to decree of Shsnan-
doah county court, sttYhieh5 4 time AID place
you are required 70 attend. .7
Given M ser my hsna As conr. in charcery
Of said eoues day and year lat aforesaid.
july l9--4w. p. ". AAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08

We have been informed by one Of our
merchants that on last Monday night, he
was notified by at least half dozen persons
that if he voted for Greedy and Brown thai
they would NOT deal with Kim. We regret to
see the manifestation of this prcssriptive
spirit. Are we whs have so deeply experisnc
ed the effects of Radical prescription, which
del.lsL ~ our best men the privilege of yoe
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08
SUMNER GOODS,

Consisting in part of Ladies' Gents and
Misses Shoes
q LADIES DRESS GOODS
among which are,
fALPACAS, GRENADINES.
REAL JAPANESE CLOTHS,
P0PLINS, DELAINES,
FRENCH CAMBRICS
LAWNS, P. KS
DOLLY WARDEN PRINTS
Cling CHAINS, SC: CASHIERS, Cloths Special
i.itention is called TO our large assortment
- ,.. GOOD, CHEAP HATS.
Come and see them. A large assortment
of GENERAL Merchandise, embracing
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES &c., &c.
all to be sold at short profits to cash
customers No trouble to show Goods
Call on the undersigned or either cf his
polite and accommodating statesmen.
-- apr. LIT. 5. A. BANNER.
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ADVERTISER ENTS

" MGiNIA, To Wit:
In the Clerks Office of the County C.urt
of Shenandoah, July II, 1872.
Henristta Robins trading as II. Robins
70. Plaintiff,
-. Against
f James ". Clancy Defendant,
In Assumpsit.
The object of this suit. is 10 recover from
the Deft. the gum -of S137,50 with interest
IRON May, l4th 1872 until paid and costs Of
suit.
1t Appearing By satisfactory evidence that
the defendant James W. CLANCY is not an
inhabiant of this State tt is ordered. That
the SAID defendant do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest.
that copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in Woodstock. once
week for four successive weeks, and COPY
posted ct the front door Of the Court House
OF said county, on the first day of the next
County Court
A CoPY-TRaTp
GEO. W. MlLBY, C. sc.
Barton Boyd p. q.
july 26-4w.
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YTIRGINIA TO WIT +:

.-.-
In the Clerks oncs o fthc COUNTY Court az
Shenandoah, July 10th, 1872
hemuel lien, Assn. of L. Triplett, Assn, &c.,
Against
j.; a. hottie, sheriff, Com. Admr. efS A.
foitz, decd, VIM. Foltz, R. E. Hamman
and B. n. Carpen ter............,....De tendarts
In Chancery.
Ths obj jet of tn is su it il to subject 10 sals
s c9out i; or u acres of land lying on Min
is situated, to sstisf ~ bonds for unpaid mr.
c cna INC money executed by said 8. A. H. Foltz
and VIM, j. Ecltz to said R. B. Haur6ap.
appearing BY ATS factory evidence that
~ .ns ae f VIM Fol z is no. an thabi-
defendant DO appear here within one month
a.est. que hsbe.tisn hereof and do what is
IN IS order be prsiis in somo~nsw spansr
printed IN o9dstpet, once week for four
front door ofthe Court Rouse o fsaid coap ~.
on the fret day fnext County Court.
A Copy-Tcste.
HsW pq GRo. MILEY G. r.
July l8-4w
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Tuesday evening. The latest returns from
North Carolina indicate that the election has
been very close. The Legislature. it is cen
coded, will be. democratic. One, dispatch
say Us thai it will be impossible to tell who is
elected governor before sIhe official count.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08


" RGENTA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA VA,
Stockholders in this Company will please take
notice that the following acting agents are the
only authorized persons to make collections Of
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTON Director Woodstock.
COL. G. W. MURPHY Agent MT. Jackson.
CAPT. 6. B. SAMUELS /" {. Front ROYAL
A. B, TRICK Director Harrisonbure.
RoBT. BEVERLEY President, Plains.
VIM. II. TAMs AgentStaanton.
party paying them, with a certificate of Stoct
Money Pa'd oany other persons except myself
GEORGE C. WEDDERBURN
Secretary and Treasurer
Harrisonburg Register please copy
Feb. 23-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

~ WoOUoIOCk, Julyil5th, 1917.
Henry Smoot sc. VS.. Joel Williams
Amir, &c.
To Complts and Dsff'ts., the creditors of
Joel Williams and all others conserved.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 18th day Of August, 1879, to take
the accounts required by daeres of Circuit
Court of Shenandoah in said suit, viz: 1st
to settle the ADMINISTRATION account Of P.
Hosheur of Joel Williams ds'd. End. Toas.
certain the debts of said estate-what have
been paid and what remain unpaid. Sd, The
real and rental value of the land in bill and
proceedings mentioned and any other nat
ter deemed pertinent or which either party
may require, at which tine and plaes you
are required to attend Given undsr my
hand as Conam'rs in Chancsry Of So i'd Court,
the day aud year srst Aforesaid
: P. ". MAGRUDBE
July l8-4w
NNlON SETS for sale by
~ J. F.SHEfR>.
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The rats ar, deserving the sinking ship.
Sumner and Banks refuse TO vote for
Grenersl Grant, The North Carolina
election will rive others over TO the
conservative party. psea ssa 81.
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Too Cabin Lots,

These splings aressituated IL miles West
OF Mount Jackson in TIE mountains Of the
Beautiful Valley ofvirgnia, and are e1-
tensively Known for. then. mineral proper
ties and is place Of general resort
TERMS OF SALE:
Qnesthird Of The purchase money TO be
paid in cash. one third in twelve months,
ana one third in "a months, with interest
from day Of sale, tho purchaser 10 give
bond with approved security, and deed of
trust to secure the deferred payments.
NJ NJ. SEYMOUR,
July iS-t d Special Com missioner.
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STRAW WANTED,

wINCf5sTER'PApER COMPANY
w ILL prrchase any quantity Of GOOD
- SOUND STRAW, free from chaff for
which they will pay fair price in CASH
FARMERS wishi ing TO sell will please APP
ply to
HENRY KINzEL, General Agent.
july IS IF.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-08
'EREASURER 8 NOTICE,

ESREASURER 8 NOTICE!
In pursuance of the law, hereby give no.
tiee that will be at the following places at
the times mentioned for the purpose of
RECEIVING TAXES. FOR THE YEAR 1872;
rs} DAVIS TOWNSHIP:
strasburg. Mon. July 29th, Tue. 30th Wed
3lst. ..s4........-,
Lebanon, 10 Aug. 1st and ,2nd.
.fe7 JOHNSTON TOWNSHIP: lsHs a
Harman's N1iA, Mon 9TH.
Muneh's Store. Tues. 9th,
Town Hall, Thurs sth, Fri. 9th, Sat 10th.
sroNEwALL TOWNSHIP;
Army Office in Woodstock, Mon. 18th, Tues.
18th, Wed. 18th. ,+r,,s ..-s-
saumsvllle, Thurs f5tK,
Peers Tan Yard Friday 10th.
ssa4 MADISON TOWNSHIP: ks, r..
Newman's Furnace. Mon. 10th,
WHISPERS Furnace, Tues. Goth
Edinburs. We'd. 2lcf, Thur. 22nd, Fri. 23d.
Az ASHBY TOWNSHIP.
Mount Jackson, Mon. aeth, Tues. 27th, Wed
2Sth, .'fa-. ,s;r
Mount Clifton. w Thurs. 29,h,
Orkney Springs, Fri. .30th.
49, LEE TOWNSHIP;
New Msrket, Mon. Ind, Tues. Srd, and Wed
ath Of September.
Wandef,s Store, Thurs. 9th.
ForestvEre, Friday 9Th.
81, -, waaxn J. 81 GoLLADAY,
Jnty 25-SSep equity Treasurer
4 NEW TWO HORSE WAGON for sale,
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CroME one, COME ALL.

u &.
& Finding it imp osssible to conduct business
Without money, and as number Of my Gus
toners seemingly have forgotten the fact,
Jake this method vf reminding Them and earn
hstly request them TO come ,forwa.d at ono e
and make payment as dela3 are, dangerous
and MONEY! MUST HAVE. 7 win wait
until Court next, after tina; time will be
compelled to appeal in different form to
those who are slow to pay
Aug j. W. BANNER.
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ADVER TiSMENTS.
Commissioners Sale
OF
!. REAL ! ! ] J, ESTATE !!

Solomon G. Clark vs.. r. Cctfman and
wife &c. 1919 -
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
OF Shenandoah. pronounced in the above
named cause on the End day of April, 1872
the undersigned commission srs, will, on
SATURDAY, Gath DAY Of Angus 1872.
before the front door of the Court House Of
said county, Offer, at public sale to the high
est bidder, the land Of which Richard A.
CLARK, died, seized and possessed, lying on
Stony Creek, in said county, one portion Of
which 5f7 1fa =
CONTAINING FORTY-sEVEN ACRES.
was allotted to said Richard A. Clark, BY
commissioners in the division of the lands of
John Larkins, decd. as shown by the re-
port Of said commissioners and ACCOMPANY.
ing plot recorded in tho Clerks Office of tie
County Court of said county in Deed Book
No. ], page 306 &c. The other portion of
! said Richard A. Clark's lands, consists of
his interest in the dover land assigned 10
the widow of said John Larkins, decd by
said commissioners, the said r. A. Clark
having bought said dover as shown by the
deedsof said widow recorded in said Clerk, s
Office in Deed BeokNo 2, page SO &c, and
also some, If not all =. the interests of the
heirs. Of said John Larkins.. decd, in the
division Of said dover lands. The quantity
ofland owned by said r. \. Clark, in. said
dover lands, will BE sscertained and made
known on day of sale. The land Of said
R. Clark as above described viii be sold
subject to the dover right Of his widow. late
the wife Of said Joseph R Coffman, decd.
iy@vaS ck,iv 4 =
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ITO FARMERS.
ENRST IN MARKET.

FIRST IN MARKET.
The Subscribers take great Measure IN
announcing that they have Just received the
largest, handsomest and most complete
stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
they have ever shown in this market. Con.
sisting ofah the choice novelties of the season.
OUR CALICOES ARE
Unusually pretty and stylish and cannot fai
to piease, also full line of
LADIES' AND GENTS FINE SHOES
in endless variety.
MEMS AND BOYS HATS
ofevery description. splendid line of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Genuine Porto Rico Molasses.
something seldom Brought to this market. It's
useless tic ATTEMPT to enuir crate all the hand
some ahs elegant articles that 60 to make up
our large and carefully "
Selected Stock, Only Call
in and see how pretty they are, and how cheap
we are selling them.
march 28-tf.
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.-<- THE
Baltimore Gazette
A LEADING
DEMOCRATIC, -l~
. COMMERCIAL.

+ AND FAMILY JOURNAL
Il contains strik ing Editorial Comments:
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kilograms, spu all the foreign and domes-
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atst having large and dsily increasing cir
ca1a,ioa, is one Of II bsss advertising me-
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Terms ftha pti9 ia sasaRse, Per oman
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Specimen copies sehs gratis on spplieation.
Address =,
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FRAME DWELLING

FRAME DWELEsMG
q story AIDA hali4agh, kitchen, barn and
9th er baiMiHgs. The hnd is OF f. ir quality
snd tae greater portion ofit is cleared
TsSAS OF SALE:
As MACH in hand as win pay the costs of
s1it atad sefe, mid the balance III three
equal annual payments from dag of "a ls, all
to bear interest from day of 50 lie; the pur.
chaser to execute bonds with good personal
security for the deferred payments, and a
lien to be retained as additional security.
Bale to commence al about o'clock, P IT.
MOSES WALTON,
3D. .e..- -.'} -s.-.l " T. WILLIAMS,
MARK BIRD, ..
July 2b-fds Commissioners.