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VALUABLE TRACT Oh LAND

situated in Lincoln county, Tennessee, in
civil district No. Il, and on the waters Of
Stewards creek, and bounded as follows,
to-wit-On the north, by the lands of +.
NJ. Kelso, east by the lands of Needham
Koonce, south by the lands of John NJ.
Routt and said KoOnce, and on the west by
the lands of William Rowe and Rebecca
Lo cker-containing --
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N]Ee,g 4 advertisements.

C,OLLEGIaTE AND cOnMERCIAL IN
~ STITUTE, New Haven. COnE- PrePrrar
tory to College Business. Scientife Schools, U. :.
Military and Naval eallemieS. iFall SESSION, 36sh
year, begins Sept 10 For Catalogue, address Gen.
WIN. II RUSSELL, Principal. July 1S--4wf
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Business of the Fayetteville Post
.gF .Hi sli Office ,ef" esq

For the Week ending July IL, 1872.
Number of money orders issued. ...... ID
Amount received for same. .$370.95
Number of money orders received. ....- 2
Amount paid. ......... 5000
Amount deposited in other offices $l85.OC
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sAgorT 500 aCRKS

a8OUN 3V4 ACRES
by recent survey-and being the same land
owned by said Jefferson Kelso, dec, at the
time of his death.
Said lands are of the best quality and
situated about five miles southeast of Fay
etteville, Tennessee, and about four miles
from the. Winchester and Alabama Railroad.
1t is well timbered, about One-half is under
fine stair of cultivation, and the whole
tract is in fine repair. There is an abundance
Of good spring and stock water on the place,
and it is well adapted to stock raising, There
is also good meadow, and fine young
orchard upon the place.
The improvements consist Of good brick
dwelling house and out houses, and also
good barn, stables and cribs, In short the
farm is one Of the best in Lincoln county.
The purchaser will be required to execute
notes with two or more good and snlveIt
securities, for the purchase money, and alien
will be retained upon the land to secure the
payment Of the same.
F. NJ. KELSO,
Executor, &C., and Special Commissioner.
july18-7t Tz E1H
Weekly Union and American publish six
times, and send bill to this Office for eollec-
ton.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS!

DY virtue of e.c q
ID power vested in
me, +. NJ. Kelso, as
Executor, by the last \EA
will and testament of, $500 III
Jefferson x elSo, dec; sE KY
and also by virtue of the power ves,cu in
me by order of the Chancery Court at Fay
etteville, Tennessee, as special Commissioner,
in the case Of F. M, Kelso and others Us.
Hettie r. Kelso, will on
Thursday, September 9th, 1872,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
credit Of one and two years. upon the prem
Uses, the following
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-07-18
DIR. TUFTS sarsapariIla & Queens

Delight.--No remedy possesses 50 many
valuable Medicinal Properties as this com
binatiOn of Roots, Herbs and Banks. The
QUEENS DELIGHT is acknowledged by
Physicians to be the most powerful RENE dy
known for impure Blood. Liver Complaint,
Nervousness, Female Complaint, Consti-
patton, rheumatism; Diseases of the Kid
neys, Syphilitic Afie :tions, Skin Diseases,
Chronic Complaints, &c. But in this prepar-
alton it is combined with other veg
etable products, which render its virtues
doubly valuable. Most diseases have their
origin in the blood, and as Blood Purifier
the SARSAPARILLAAND QUEENS DE
LIGHT has no equal. 1t requires but i
trial to convince the most sceptieal w
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
ORGANS.

CABINET ORGANS.
announce the introduction of improvements Of
much more than ordinary interest. These are
Reed and Pipe Cabinet Organs,
being the only successful combination of REAL
PIPES with reeds ever made
Days Transporting Keyboard,
which can be instantly moved to the right or left
chan ging the pitch or transposing the key. For
drawings and descriptions, see Circular
New and Elegant Styles of
Double Reed Cabinet Organs,
at $14O 1872 and 1925 each. Considering Capacity,
Elegance, and Thorough Excellence of Workman
The Mason 4 Hamlin Organs are acknowledged
BEST, and from extraordinary facilities tor man.
nfacture this Company can afford, and now undeF-
take to sell at prices which render them
UnquestiOnabIy Cheapest,
Four octave organs $50 each five octave organs
sOO $125 and upwards. With three sets reeds S150
and upwards. Forty styles, up TO $500 each.
Whatever can help to make home attractive, and
to cultivate and strengthen family ties is to be
sought after great good. Music in family
cOmplishes this in an eminent degree. While 1T
serves as an unfailing recreati on IL also tends to
cheerfulness and good feelings. Asa means mere
ly of recreation, home attractive and of moral and
aesthetic cul ture in a family good musical in
strument is profitable investment. 1t is not a
useless luxary, even when considered only in this
| light.
| bid you ever think that the only real enjoyment
of our children is experienced while they chill
dren vtry few ever enjoy Themselves after they
leave their fathers houses especially our daughters
Let no one, then, who has family cOunta musical
instrum ent as extravaganza it is an economy,
and likely to prove the best investment he can make
Jno. Y Gill, is gent for these celebrated Organs
at Fayetteville. Persons desiring good Organs are
invited to call on him and examine the instrument
before purchasing. New illustrated catalogue and
testimonial circular, etc, furnished free. b..
| July Hist JNO. Y. GILL.
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. CLERK ana Special C6lniSSianGT'S,
Sale of land Z

GlGrE ana SPECIAL C9llnlSlanGf'S !,
Sale Of Land 9
INpursuance to decree of he honorable
l. County Court ofl IISnGoIn county, pro-
nounced at the July term, 1872 in the case
of Allen Taylor and wife, Us, Ellenora Reese
and CIV Pickett, 7 Will. attend on the
premises, on Wystt's Greek, a branch OF
Swan Gfeek, Lincoln county, Tepnessees on
Friday, August 2nd, 1872, sas
and offer for sale to,the highest bidder tract
OF land containing 53 acres. aud, 2 poles, and
bounded as iol ows-Begfnnins at d Stake the
S. +. corner o "a KiCld's land, thence with
his line north 50 deg. west 15I poles to rock,
the sonth west corner Of said Kidd's land !,
thence south 80 deg. east SO poles to a iOcl,
Hannah Wilson's cerner---thence south 81
deg. east. 45 poles to q white. oak, thence
south rs deg. east 70 poles to q stake, thence
south go deg cast IL poles to a stake, thence
south SO deg. east % poles to a stake in Re-
becca Colenans line, thence south IS deg
east 6Dpoles to a dead mulberry stump,
thence north Is deg. east ~ poles. to.,he
TEaast-said land win be sold on credit
Of one and two years, except 10 pdr cent m
cash. Bond with two or nlare good and.
approved securities will be required Of the
purchaser; aud a lien will be retained until
the paymentOf all the purchase money. Ia
.-....-,.. "a .-sJNO,Y. GILL,
OK and Special COMMISSIONER.
July IL, 1872. 10
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CHR Markats --Gatast Butts
FAYETTEVILLE PRICES CURRENT

.-....s -.t... OBSERVER OFFICE,
i Fayetteville, July Is 1872. {
ARTICLES. FROM TO
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For Female Complaints, whether in
young or old, married or single at the dawn
of womanhood or the turn of life, DR.. TUFTS
Liver Pills are an acknowledged remedy.
DIR TUFTS Hair. Dye has No Bad Odor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-07-18

Reject all ViOIt mt PurgatiTes. they rum
the tone of the bowels and weaker tho digestion.
TARRANT'S EFFERvESCENT SETTER APERlENTi y
used BY rational people means Of relieving al
arrangements of the stomach, liver and inteStlneS,
bccauSe il removes Instructions without pam and
i'm parts vigor to the organs which it PurlteS and
regulates
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UiEll.

EtOWS. "u Fl dag, 21t instant, at ~ minutes
to7,F m 4 disss-- 81 t6e heart afts- long and
loved cA-l1 Ct Wilson an. Ei3za Brown, aged
years
The friends Of the f,u.y are invited 70 atteni his
iuLsI%i from the te-i iebce Of his parents, No.
nus street. northwest, T1-ui pTrow 5Sunj Az } AZ
halt pas 2 II. Isaaday herald AID Chronicle
CONIEGTCN. Ga the 2}I inst ,ELIZA. widow
q the Lite Hichael C0niugto IN the I'D year % her
Motto Of funeral in tomorrow morning. papers.
LUSBN. In his city on The 23d inst at O'Clock ,
q pDeumo' j., Mrs suSAHEA VI. LUsBY, wife OF
Hm LIsb5; 81 Pc ln'Sn9eht OF he Congressional
The funeral will TAX place at the residence Of the
tend.
AILBUKS. On Friday. ths 27i instant, after a
llnseTlEg m!hels' IHOAAS AILBURSf sged 4,
Funeral from us Ia e e-idsnoe, No. 1888 9Th It
tstSesn y and n s1ath' on sunday, the 2i-R. az
BOBINsgN. IL eeors.tovn, on the ed instant
ALBEIT 7. ROBInsUN. son Of James f. snd
Frances kCbins. n. aged Is years aud s month";
Friends Of the smiIy invited to Attend hi
funeral, 70 morrow suudsy) afternoon at O'Clock,
vAUGFEN. On Thursday, the 2lst, GIDEON
NAUJBEN aged 65 years.
Iee lT g will take place from his late resi-,
O'clock kTlerds snc acquaintance are requested
to attend "a
OBITUARY.
;rierts 20 me MsrloTy Of ~ Charles W o Le1ry
Farewe ,d-sr ftis, d and brother, thou hast left
Us. 50 young. so good and pure.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Res. in peace the q gentle spirit; throned above,
Souls like thine with God inhsrits life and lave.
Calm on the bosom Of thy God,
Dear spirit rest thee now.
Zen while with ours thy footsteps troi
His seal was on thy brow.
Drst TO IL. narrow home beneath,
SOul 20 Its rest on high;
They that have seen thy look in death
n" more mas fesr te die A.E d.
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DRQPosALs FOB BUBBLE STONE FOR THE
Il MN JAIL OF The DISTRICT OF 90.
OFFICE or sUPERvIsIxe ARCHITECT, {

II
TRFAsUkY DkPARTNENT, Noveu Der s, lTa
Sealed Proposals will be received At thls Office
until AZ m Of the porn DAY or HovEMBER, 1874,
CT furnishing and delivering the site of the New
jail for the District Of Columbia, on ReserV alton
no IL, say 80 cubic yards, more OF lee
Granite at Senecs -. ----,- auhbpe.
- - 1900, one quAgter 30 De b,nd
-~nrs, OF g length equal 70 the thiokpess "a sise
walls snd 20 q ntain not less thsH ten fI0l euh,c
,eet AID no 81 ne 20 contain less than epe ara ,s
az cubic feet or % b. lees than sir (6J inche.
."cs, 70 be delivered in quantities. sutlect 10 ths
ORDER q The Superintendent: and At sGch times -
may be ID his Judgment requisite or as much s.oner
may be desired by the Contractor
A wharf Nlll be erected on the prsm ises, the ma
OF which viii be allowed the contractor free OF
charge. " u
Proposals viii be made by the cubic yard and ths
material viii be received BY weight, IN. weight a
yard 70 be sscertsined BY the euperiutendeut BY
n.Ssqrng acour stely and weighing the same
All bids u nst be made on the printed form 20 Ia
obtained at this office, and must be accom- panied nv
q penal bond In the sum Of i've Thousand dollsrx
ts5OD that the bidder will accept aud perform tie
contract IL awarded him.
he right 60 reject any or all bids Is reserved
Pay ments will be made monthly, deductfne tev
(lOl Ter cent until the completion OF the Contract
Proposals must be enclosed in q sealed envelops
endorsed Proposal for Bubble ctone for the Nee
jail Of the District & Columbia, and add esse 70
A. d. MULLErT,
noo-lo Supervising Arcbftecf.
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DR0POsALs FOR CONCRETE STONE FoR
Il TEE shM JAIL OF Tx DIsrhIGT OF
OTFICf BIZ SrPFRvIs1xe ARcntrrrr-

-SrAsURy DEPABTMENT, NoVemteT 5. lsf2
feaiec Proposals will De received Al this once
until ~ m Of the Porn pAY on HOVEMsER
IuTIisnIng ant vrtns OF $50. al tha
New jan tCI The District Of Columbia Rsservs-
tIon No. u.s. cay, $50 cubic yards, or less. OF
Grauite, Limestone, OF other hard dur able stone,
broken 10 the size Of hen eggs, aud suitable for
Concrete: the whole 20 be delivered within forty
cass required by the progress Of the work. or az
such times TIT reafter as may be required By the
supeIinteEdent, or ne much sooner may DC d.
sired b. the contractor.
wharf viii be erected on the PREMISE the u.e
4 which will be allowed the Contractor, free Of
Charge.
Each proposal TO be accompanied by q sample of
the stone intended 10 be furnished
Pre- sale will be made by the cubic yard and the
material will lie received by weight the weight of
sysrd To lie sscertsined BY the superintendent by
measuring accurately and weighing the same.
All bics must be made on the printed form 90 be
obtsiDed At this Office, and must be accompanied BY
penal bond IN the sum of thousand dollars
(sl.OlOl that the BIDDER will accept and perform
TIE CONTRACT II awarded him.
The right to reject any or ell bids is reserved.
PsymeLts will be made monthly, deductinR ten
(l0l per cent until the completion Of the contract
Proposals must he enclosed in q scaled envelope,
endorse [" Proposals for Concrete Stone for the
New jail Of the District Of Columbia and sd-
dressed TO A. b. MULLETT,
yisiI Arrh
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Il JAIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

CFFIcE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Now m Der 6. ls72
Until 2 m of lie 26TH nav OF NoVFnESR Iz,s
tOr iurDishiDg and dsllSeTlng 90 the site Of the ne
Jaii for the District 81 Columbia, Reservation No
Is, say SOC cubic yards, more les clean, sharp
river sand, 70 be delivered In quantities subject 70
the order Of the Superintendent. aud such times
g. may be in his Judgment requisite, OF az much
sooner Gs may be desired bT the contractor.
Zach proposal " ia be accompanied 10 a sam ole a
the sSpd Intended 20 be fnrD shcd.
a wharf will be erected on the premises, the use
charge.
Ali bids must made on the printed form 20 be
obtained at this once, and must be panied BIZ
a penal bond an the sam OF one thousand dollars
tc1ae hat the bidder will pt ala perform the
contract. II awarded him.
The right 70 reject any OF ell bids IL reserved
Pay mt ufs viii be made monthly deducting ten loD
per cent until ths completion VI the contract
Proposslr must be enclosed in q seaied ebyeIop>.
encorsed Proposals. for Sand Tor the New Jail al
A. MULLErT.
n rpr fsfr ar-h
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MARRIED.

BECRE E-FCKLUFF ON the 10Th instant At
- h.ol-..- ctuIca, b. rle Rev F4lh-r MzguiFe,
tEI- cry
BJhCh-HO9kS In Rr1OkIvn, Oe'aber 8, Is-s
b. the Bsy. faIher MazIEnI@, WILLIAM A
~ Be II. -.rlusvly q " a-:ingtOn, ID. o., 10 Miss
EESSiE UObS, OF BrO3Slyn
CCHEEY-LLOYO. On the evening e the I9.h
instant by tie bey. +. 2. RIcEs. ~. Loo HRET aud
AAGGIE LLOAD. both oi W a.hingtoa. y. U.
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DBoPvsALs FOR OEMENr FOB THE NEW
L JAIL OF TBK pIsTkICf OF COLuaBiA.
OFFICE on SUR RvIsINe ARcnIrscf.

orfCt Oh ctffkNisIN6 AECEITEcT.
IhAspkN BkPARTMkNT. November g., ls-a
sssisd Prop ssls y ia be received At this Ode
until IL N. Of the 26TH DAT OF NovKnBKR ion
Tor furnit hing aud deiy efing the site of thr
jail o. The District Of Columbia, Resery alton No
-, cay ESQ barrele, more or less, Hydraulic o.
ment, equal IN quality 20 the best RosepdaIe ~
koubd Top. Each barrel must contain not les. nm =,
~ poulds OF Cement, and must be deliyersS 4.
Qualities subject 20 the der Of Inc superiutenSs
and az such times Ne may be H. his Judgment reons
site. Zach proposal will be accom- panied Nv -.
pie OF the Cement intended 20 be furnished
A wharf viii be erected on the premises fh. -.
charge. Hee q
All bids must be made on the printed form N =.
q penal bond IN the sum Of I'VE thou~sSd aol,aoy
sc0o) that the bidce will accent a. eoslsfs
Ibe right 70 REJECT any OF all bids is reserved
M nn Will Dc made monthly ,deductine A.,
Nvy PEI cent until the compiction Of TIRE coesrs-s
fropo.sls mus, be enclosed in . sesieS s,xsi.
eneorted " Proposals. fer Cement for TIE E.Osyss3
e' 'oe D'rusct VI Soion4bia, and addressed 20
,,s.a A MULLErf
euperyising Architect.
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PROPOSALS.
MOEk FOR UNITED STATES OOURT-
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, COLUM GA,
.. c, ABOVE THE WATEk TABLE.


OFFlcE OF SUPERINTENDENT, October 2sth. l11.
Sealed Proposals viii be received al tne ofhoe Of
superintendent until IL n. NOVENBEk -, ls-g, Cor
the OrkiuE and Cutting the Granite required for
End chimneys u new Court house ~ d Poet Once,
Columbia. : Z.
&C. o. ~ cut a. required by spoCif saiions aud Aw
lIgs Numbered D, IL l5, To- ~, q aud a. aud full
details, ard m de!s which will be Furnished 10
A Standard sAmEl- stoue, showing the various
grades OF cutting may be seen u the Office u the
surprising Architect a. ashiust1n, u. C., OF IN
tht sffcs a The Superintendent ~ faluufbiN. = q
The stone, cut al d READY 10 De- set, Wiu be dslir
REQ q the site ri IN. huIldiuE, already devised
1hs eltIe CCt,irg ~ tar nrst sgUry vii require TO
ts - NeIet I,scy u set. ~ Def re the nrst day
C May, lS5; thar Il the -ecsaa story, % before
she nrSt day o. Nov sIuher, ISIS, and the remainder
wiii require q he FURNISHED sud delivered
81 co ger esCh and eNeTy day delay ley Oud the
tlniHs above stt .ulafCd.
PrvIosels IN b, made for tie entire cutting as
shown On the draw uss and dcscr bed by the spscih
Ch'i,us.
Payments viii be rsde monthly, dednctiug 10 per
cent. 81 NUIk executed Ght the hnal cOmpicIibn Il
All lids must De- made on a priu.ea form, which
viii he obtained 70 this CfCa and De pau I'd BY
tie bond ~ Two le-PubsiUle petsUus iEs'he sun %
Go 80 thnt thr blsurt Nii accept and Horn the
contract =! 49, ardt Inn, lie bono O. d approved hy
tae United States district JUDGE clerk 0f the
United states court iL lie district % which lhe bid
der reslfFs.
lie D. partrnout reserves the right 20 reset any
all bids II 10 be gnst Tor the interest 4 tue
government q do 20. and any via that dOes not
III M every respetf 70 the rcguireineuts 1T ihs
advert isemeLt VII Lot be considered lid treated
| b. such.
Plans spscif a'icus, ard forms ~ proposal can be
procured On application 90 thls Offics-
| FrUporGls must be enclosed iB q scaled ems eiope
endgIs.d = Pr P'sals Tor The Caitins OF GTsaits
stock Tor the ,: court house and Post Ohioe.'
| now cit q. T. BERG, So superintendent.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
II No. 1901 northwest Gomez ION and n -

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRoRERTY AT AUOTION-fWOS TOEY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
II By virtue Of Q deed Of trust from Marearetfa
E. W. Per Lee, dated June a4th. 1871, recorded
lin liber 6SS, folio IS, Of the land records Of
Washington county District Of Columbia, and by
direction Of the holder Of the note secured ia sreb
sewill SELL at public auction, on toe premises On
oil that piece or parcel Of ground in wasainefon
city, ID. known and Distinguished As lot sixty
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance 10 and IL
mouths, secured by deed Of trust on the property,
sno notes hearing interest ct the rate OF ten psr
SSsnt. per annum, payable semi annually Sl00
eoIn when the property ID struck on. All convey
n ns piled With within ave days from the day Of
yrop.rty at the risk and coet 81 ths 70 the
chaser. r. HOnGx '"s oeaso'uns puf-
nj. "a. DARN8ILLvt Trustees.
"o's GBkEA WILLIAMS Auets
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTERE RAYA.

B Aue,ienes1. and "a t.,.,r Brokers;
southwest corner PeHBsylv sDts avecue src llth st
star Ofsoe Buildins.
TEUsTEkS sALEoF NAJUABLE IMPsoyEp
nkoPhhm st THk INTEk, ECTl1s OF
Main csE1Tds A.rENuk, h9srH h M
~ Two NEw Twi sToKy $50 ssSE
srofil TkAaE ssp o1 - H6 5HH fRosr.
IXG OF NntIH + sLhkAf. Also, TWO
ING ON NM Massh eHHHGfT A 'Hs; soS rs
IMLsN skCoND AID THIRD SrREET>
- ~ virtue Of q d. ed Of truss, hesrtag date
IL FsbrssTy ], Il. 1872 ana day rec,rieS IN
rcords or s.hns,o c" Ss 80 q n fTl isa@
Columbia src b. direction OF TIA party .ecile5
tie raR E sY IT,, s@ a., ' % g.
vmbtr, lS2 at ocl-Ck M, eli n It ceft~ia les.
CITY d Wsspne'on IT, u s pi.STe S"a a ' sn
LOT nunb b. rec one, a. il W. c Jghn-'H'. suhiiv
sion % sqsa7e numbered six hundred an ~ ,nty-
six, $40 n recurtsa % m urvey.T's
,fhoe Of sid city. IN Subfivis n BerS IN X
therein Ard on the same d,y, - > click ?
m slso 10, Numbered ia, 80 il Jr--PH E'ssg'-
nbdiN is'on i GUAR south - - Sarg uumgcrei iyr
red in the Surveyors nffioa 81 sad -ty IN sub
division Box IN n - N \, tl'i- liz, together
Nth The in prov en,eIts thereon.
Toe sale will Somneuce Win IN p-aPeriy h--t
etuNs described. snd b. -oulina-d stll the
o. sales pays the debts u5 E7!eC TOE trust sad
This property will be sold sspa-atciv o- Is a
hoe - may be determined Al tie lime q -slo q,
u 10 ne best ADV bntAEe
Terms If sale one thiTd CAL .uf which slot must
he paid at time Of sale and h b sl.asa "a -ia ma
two years. with en- per cent. in :; from. the CAS-
u SALE and cured 10 the isfa-tru OF he russ
on the premises sold oT all cast. n ptiou s. pur
chaser" COnveysncis and r-cHTdlGg At M
Chaser's II the terms III sale are urr com
piled with within siN days a te~ cay q sal, tne
trnste the rs ut & sell. on week =
public Lotice, at the risk cost II fau tiag pr
chaser. WM v. HOLT ZNAN, Trustee
CO.'S dads LATlMEG CLEAhY, Aacts
81 BY CONSENT OF PARTIES INTEREST
ed, the above sale Is hereby 'srpuned until NON
pst December I'd, ls72, same hOHr and plsce
WM HDLTZMAN. TrFi-t 90.
LATIMEk & CLEAhY, Aucts.
0au cxrk
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AMOSe DEATHS by what is called accident.
during the past few weeks we have noticed
about a score OF cases in which men have shot
themselves by dragging q gun by the muZzle.
One of these occurred day or two ago at Man
chester, Conn. Ii Is strange that families who
have members with such weak intellects should
trust them with fire arms.
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TIE NEEK-EYED OK has enjoyed the reputa-
ton OF being STEADY hut a pair in Chicago
took fTIgb, the other day and 81 cad consteTna-
ton and dry goods III their path for half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-23

THERE Is A WOMAN in Newport who can't
keep her mouth shut. We don't allude to this
Is anything uncommon, but the malady takes
an unusual form. She has a constant irresisti-
bic disposition to yswn. Not on'y her husband
Iut even the doctors are pOwerless to stop her.