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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13
NUMBER 40.

effects Of cold and fatigue Finding, on
inquiry, that the o,lstard had heen made ii
the store, he asked for the recipe for mall
irg Il. as lie wished his sisterto make some
at home, and formula was given him Sc
lected from cookery book, but She never
was able TO make any TO s;iit him esaid
it didn taste at ali like thaG he had eaten
at the store, as it was not likely 1t would,
seeing there was no liquor in it. 1t was
favorite boast of his that no spIrItUous IL
quor had ever entered his mouth, and the
worthy deacon died with that deluSion.
And this is the true story Of how deacon
cot cOrncd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13
4 ROMANCE N RE4L LIFE.
\ LOVE sTORYIN ERTFf'-A MAN FAITHFUL
THUoUGU THE GREATEST TRIALS
Il MARRIAGE IT LAST.

There arrived in this city a few days
since, from small town in PENNSYLVANIA,
a young man of rather prerossessing ap-
pcarance, whose haggard and carewern
couutenance and anxious inquiries attract
ed the attention of all who came IN contact
with him. Some of the authorities became
interested III his case, and in answer 10 their
interrogatOries he told his story briefly, as
follows
Some years ago, when but boy in his
teens, he had lived with his parents in u
rural Pennsylvania home. On an adioin-
ing farm lived Eeighbu. WHO was possess
ed of a daughter, pretty, vivacious little
girI, The piIue of thc village. The lad was
her senior bv two or three years. and, as
.ght have been eNPcc ed, became enanl-
oled of The pretty lass. She reciU12cftcd
Is SEQ 5i1ue:Ij~. and the two became deyu-
todly aaacacd. Summer and winter, IN
season and ont OF season, the twain were
together. In the winter season he accom-
panied her to 1,uriUg-bGCs and singing
schools in the spring time they went fish
ing together and dug sas>ah2s, and As the
long summer twiligLts approached, they
swung on her faJLer's gaze until the old
geut.cuau's patience and the hinges We
E0.h -.T.IucG almost beyond eudurauca.
AL went happy as q marriage bell, OF per
h1pS il woUldl be putting 1t too strong
to ss.y Whole Troy bell foundry. But Il
was too happy to always last, and the sad
enu cara .,,,.,.. i, ,y,..i-. can or,.5
'dhte 9"se'' o'Hye <t".S ''',I ~ 81, : 7oU u
thlNga "-e '.t.ie lis an G'u - W " etl ".,-
th,n--categ eEiA"h l-'Et-D' "-ISn VIZ 80 IN :
DC-ieuCc Of the vouDg man sadly fails 10
ve.Ify: for the advent of the third party
upon lie ScGae "GL mn ~ D[oUsi'S 'Illr l.,, 10
all 'htce- 1t Is me o'o SOY. - y - s"u'
MN ol .os'ILio .i = - J - id
~ me Ways oi me II, ...,,' - ~ I ~
oI hot i mace 81, ,lt' I , ]no5 ~ el'T ,,
- ~, s. 10 - },7-.'-- ,,o mi
Ne -, r. p q t5,f'. SedTcer-s
tha Is-t .-. > y ID Z. u ''- 81
Vile. --.-.. eC ..-o ~. ca. ne i,ao i'on
home a C'-.c-Iu ul-'-l 3 lie v' aI''.l
- well Clu s-le c~Ice-i '' b.-'N@ oI iIGI
"he' saL2-..- .il-o '--i Sc. ll.es 's It1 HlsU
and only tru" 1--we wee 1. -.-,.ts7- lie z1'e
up almost IN ,se.u u,.l-- ua- sbe y ~. oi nope
W.. sill. Lcps .l-Fe al MS elc..t u tie III
te.-.u.T IF ll.s ls-c, and he wa--cd patient
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13

SAVED HER LIFE, But LOST HER Bus
TI.E.-Recently party went yachting On
Lake Erie. Among them was a beautiful
young lady dressed III the latest style.
Her waist was compressed into aTistOcraJ-
ically small dimenSiOns-in fact her whole
attire was the pink Of fashionable perfec-
tion-whi.e The luIUriaIt proportion of
her hustle gave an ali OF majesty To her
tout eHss sHlJie which IL Is Impossible TO de-
scribe And, unfortunately for her, and
fortunately for the crew Of the yacht, as it
was proved, she was bound to return III
the yacht. Ihe night was dark, and
thinking tEs., ,Aey would IetuTn eaTi.eI,
the amateur seameu had forgotten 10 bring
lights for their Yacht, and when they wei
neac the ci-y. among the sailing clsti,,
they were in danger Of being run down iy
the mail steamer, which wG- heading frr
them directi-. I. was 2 moment OF anN-
ietv and difficulty to those on board tie
yacht. All that the party bad on boa d
to make 4 light aad attract the attention
Of the s,,aner's crew were a few match .-=
which were useless without any other con-
bhstible The gentlemen were non-piu>--
ed but not 80 wi one of the ladies, Wh.-
in the moment of trial and danger pro
duccd a small bundle Of newspapers winch
WAS lighted. and so gave the steamer wa =
inc and saved the Yacht ana = 'it "'''''s
occrnartS. Tie ''isp"'f',,i''e "i ne YOU,
lady a~ SIle Sie!..sd On shpie revealed 'i.e
enc,at 10 ave tie yacht she had sac. 1-
feed hpt biIstie.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13

IT is curious fact that if the came let
{ers of the same size precisely are painted
on two boards, the Que white on blacz
ground, and the other black ON q White
ground, that the white letters VIII appear
larger, and be read at greater Instance
than the black This is owing TO what is
called the i-adiatioa of light. 1t de7end5
Oh this: That tLe impression made On
he eye by bright objocas extends a little
wider tllan the actual portion of the organ
stgucl- by The light, and, invading the space
occur ed by the darker objects, makes
The brighter appear larger than they real
ly are.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13

N AFRICA His Adventures
EXPEDITION
iucI- Large octave volume, just issued.
inns Incidents of the WundGrtuI Career OF
Ir7st Traveller, the Country. Animals, Ma
Hunting, SC. Full account of this most
suDg part Of the globe. OUTFIT SENT FOR
address UNION PU ELISHING co, Chica-
ii Philadelphia, Pa; or Springfield. Mass.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13

YoJNG man named Gin. of Gaines,
lr-cL, went to bed and dreawed that p
tree was falling toward him. Il his frsUI-
tic efforts to escape he jumped iuto the
middle Of the floor ard thence through
window over two tree-tnp>, landing ia the
snow nine feet from the building and
thirty feet frum his bed. i ne window
was badly smasLed, bat Le wasn't hurt at
al
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ICRIBEEBA.

@> pronounced by the leading medical
I ,.t.sH Ht London and Paris the most pow
4 y.,t.g and Alternative known TO the medi-
hrt..t' Ihis Is no new and untricd dlscoN-
n. nv. e~s been long used by the leading ply
.rrSuirs. W '''' '''''''e'' "
..rE 'Efn and impair the digestive organs
rs''' r,' ..'- aud physics They give only tcEI-
81 ,,l.yI. indigestion. tIatulency and dys-
.AuW their use.
JGgT {. u'"g4 pure and health is assured.
''-' y hhLLOGG, Is Plutt St, NY.
rcOr. D 15it agent for the United States
'"i'at per Bottle. Send for Circular.
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Double Elevated oven, Warming Closet, BI oil
ing Door Fender Guard Dumbing & Shaking
rate. Direct Draft FULLER, WARREN q
Co., I}6 Waiter Street, n. Y
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Horace Waters,

. Agents want absolutely the best sell
iug hDOksy Send for circulars of VENTS
u y ABIIDG I'D Illus. FAMILY BIBLE over
IIH pages lGlby u in, 200 pages Bible Aids,
a.. NrlHrsquc SG.15; GILT Edge! C!aSp,SS-.5
Pan GEft. . clasps. SII 90. -'BELDES. THE
ErHrEf" for Winter Evenings, 39th 1000
. The AMERICAN FARNEE'S HORSE BOOK:
9ularL 4jtE IOGn now ready EpiZOotic
wruIs, Ec. &. +. = INT, y. Y. and CiuCiu-
VENT * GOODRICR. Chicago.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13

MISS CoNsTRUCTIoN-Wha halebone and
PADDING, powder and paint.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13

WHAT roof covers ,hc noisiest tenant?
The roof of the mouth.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13

'H la."t Jog any known purifier. 1t viii
"A '.t, cN'IruaIc and thoroughly destroy all
n '.as substances in the Blood and VIII el-
Z. - .'slet all prcdispOsition TO bilious de-
II ..IH. ~ action in BOT'r' LircT and SpIcCHF
4 renewed aJ once, the blood becomes i'm
Il VI. ..'.E.auS ~CCrctiOnS, producing scioI-
Z et SNin diseases. BIOtchcs, Eelous, Pus-
.ah"nr, Fiuplcs, &c, &c.
t.t' bsacDtic StDHGCh2 Unless digcs-
promptly aided the system is dchIiltuted
4 '> %. Vital force. poverty of the Blood,
4 ''." tendency. General W eaIncss or Las
lhpart Youthful vigor to weary sufferers
~. E.rsucSS Of the IHtCstntcSP You are
4 S.l OF chronic Didrrhma or the dreadful
4 .'"a,i0I OF the Bowels.
- 5', 1i.tss Of the Uterine 0r UTindrB
4 q-, t"N must procure instant relief or
II, - i~a pie I" suffering worse than death.
L IA " .'ilI, druwSy, dull, sluggish or de-
lL spirits, with head acne, back ache,
'''-Un aud bad tasting mOuthE
"'eTlalu remedy FOR all of these diseases,
i - and troubles; for cleansing and
ing 'Hg NItiatcd blood and imparting Wig
3 IN .lr forces; for building up and restOr-
n B. . H.t.H.. ID 8s9ts
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GE&COVERED.

5ETS WASTED.-Address, for the most
| L.r-u- -.Nnr offered. THE DISCON EkLR
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r. RrTSEIIENIiS.

II ia. D. n. .. .r.sg4.e-t and best III the UOftt--
hAiEL' ..,.,.,S + SITTING MACHINE CO.,
4 r.-> Zen Street, Boston, Mass.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18
ANTI BACCHUS.

The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
commended the appropriation of s75,.
600 for the expenses Of continuing the
geological survey Of the Territories
during the ensuing fiscal year. If Con.
gress responds to this request, Prof. Hay.
den, the United States teologis,, pro.
poses to explore very thoroughly the
little known and hitherto inaccessible
mountain region surrounding the Yellow
stone basin. These mountain ranges
form one Of the most remarkable water
sheds in the world. giving origin to the
sources Of three of the largest rivers on
the continsnt-the Columbia, the Colo.
RADIO, and the Missouri I; the first two
discharsing their waters into the Pacific,
and the last into the Atlantic Ocean.
If the expenditure of the estimated sum
can secure a thorough Investigation OF
the mineral aud agricultural resources OF
this extensive regios, the money Gill be
probably applied,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18
Congress IlatChing New InfamieS.

1t is not at all surprising to hear that
the Radicals in Congress are hate hing
out scheme by which to extend the
operations f that most detestable piece
OF legislation ever enacted 10 a free
country, known as the Ku.klux bill. BY
ITS own provisions the bill expires with
the present session Of Congress, bu,
Grants friends want to extend the time
until after the presidential election, in
order that their patron saint, Ulysses,
can place under martial law the states
that are likely cat their votes against
him. If these plotters against the peo
pies liberties fail in securing Its cxteu
slon, they expect to fall back into
another filthy ditch, aud fight it out on
that line, which Of course will take
them all summer" As the bill dies
with the present session Of Congress,
they will attempt to have this august
body take recess until the last day Of
November, at which time the session
would expire aud the presidential election
be over. 1t is certainly a weak cause
that has to resort to such rascality to So.
cure success. Who hath warned them
Of the wrath to come, that they begin to
quake at tho knees aud resort to this
subterfngc?
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18
Missouri STATE SUNDAY School Co,

Missouri STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL Con
NENTloN We leavn from the State
Secretary, j, W. Nc ntyre, St. Louis,
that the next State Sunday School Con-
yention is to be held at Warrensburg,
Tuesday aud Wednesday, May 7,h and
9th. Each School is requested to repre-.
sent themselves by delegates, according
to the number Of scholars, as follows
for every fifty Cor les.) scholars one
delegate; for one hundred scholars Cor
less) two delegates, and 10 that proper.
ton for larger numers Of scholars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18

The Golden Age makes bold to say
that the acts and articles, and the use Of
governmental patronage to which the
President resorts in order to secure his
denomination, render him amenable to
impeachm ment.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18

A Kentucky cntomologist has kept
two vigorous muskctoes under an inverted
tumbler for six months without food, and
they remain 10 a healthy condition.
This clearly proves that their annoyance
Of mankind is entirely uncalled for, and
not at all necessary to their sustenance.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18

A RIVER HORROR - The boiler of the
steamer Ocsanus exploded last Thursday,
about twenty miles above Cairo, on the
Mississippi river. and killed about 20
persons,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18

Florida is following in the steps of
some OF its carpet bag ridden sisters, by
having two sets of state officials, who are
disputiDg over the spoils.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18

Gen Frank Chsstham has announced
himself as Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Tennessee.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18

The Indianapolis Sentinel says of G ov.
ernor Browns speech at Topeka, that i,
is ian able, bold and manly effort"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18

subscribe fo~ the ssERArD. Only O.
yeas.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-04-18

Hiaik Notes ior Sale al this 0aiee,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-01
TAI SALES
FOR THE
Y X a. r. 4 s. G. q /,

state of Tenn, Montgomery County, Jan
uary Term, 1872
NIyiLFREAS, J. 4. FLETCHER, COLI
w lectDr OF public taxes for Montgomery
County for the year 1861. hHs reported 10 the
court the following tracts OF land, town
lots and parts OF town let's us having been
assessed for taxes tor thE ypur 1876; that
the taxes assessed thereon arc due and re-
inain unpaid and that the respective own
prs of the same have no goodsand chattels
within his county on which he can distrain
for said taxes, tO-wit;
DISTRICT 40. ".
Is. plosser, town lot, value s2,5Od, CLERKS
fee 81 ~, printers fee 81 30. collectors lee
81 90 taxes slS l3-tot9l sl7 H.,
W. A. Quarlcs, tract land, value 1900 elk
fee 10, pr. fee 80 col. fec co. balance on
taxes 10 1S-total "a II.
Mrs. Susan Mcdaniel. tract land, value
800, elk fee 80, pr. fee so, col. fee ! 90,
taxes 4 20-totaI--8 20.
Mrs. Susan MCDANIEL, town lot. value
1000, elk fee %, pr fee 90, col. fee W.
taxes y @-total 20 o.
4. J. Munford, trnct land, $50 acres, value
taxes So 7S-total 20 70.
r. J. Munford, town lot value 1000, elk
total ii &c. ~ ~
G. M. iiitor's heirs, town lot, value 5000.
elk fec 80, pr: fee 50, col fee ~, taxes
JOS. REYNOLDS lsefrs, tract land, 500 acres,
value 900 0. cl'k fee 80. pr. fee 50, col fee
90, taxes l05 OO--total 100 no.
elk foe 80, pr. fee 90, col fec W, taxes
q O0-total rs 90.
ST Beaumont. admir- of Il. S. Beaumont,
town lot, value 1000. elk fee | 80 pr. fee so,
col. fec %, taxes IL 0S-total 10 0S.
s. f. beaumont, guard'n of Miss Boyd,
town lot, value $780, clh fee 80, pr. fee
50, col. fee %. taxes 81 l0I5-total 80 1917.
g. G. Breed, town lot, value $500, elk fee
30, pr. fee 80, col. fee 20, taxes o 45-to-
tai 10 Is.
Currant& Hamlet, tract land, value $50,
elk fee l 80, pr. fee so, col. fee 20, taxes
3 0f--total z %.
,Tno. Davidson's heirs, town lot, value 400,
si ,S fee 20 pr. fee 60 col fec o. taxes
Forbes & Prtchett, adm'rs, town lot, val
ne 5000, elk fee 50, pr. fee 50, col. fee co.
taxes 81 6O-total IS 50.
NJ. q. Gholson, town lot, value 600, elk
f fee q pr fee 90 col fee o. taxes %
H. ii. HOLSTER, town lot, value 900 elk
fec go, pr. fee 81, col. Zee W, taxes 25-
Harrison s. Breed, tract land II ncres
value $500, elk fee so, pr. fee so, col. ie,
90, taxes Is l3-total IL l3.
T.. Withers, tract land, value 5000. elk fee
go pr. fee 80, col. tee %, taxes 4j-to-
tai IL 10.
DISTRICT 80. Q.
T. A. Haynes. tract land, ], 800 acres, value
5000, elk fee ! 81, pr. fee l 30. col. fee l 90
balance on taxes 0S-total o 0S.
In obedience to the above order, will
sell, Mt the Courthouse in GAINESVILLE
Tenn, on Monday, LIST day of July next
and the next succeeding day or days, TIN
auove tracts OF land and town lots. or s,
much thereof sshall be sufficient of eacl
of them, to salty the taxes, costs ant
charges annexed to them severally as tn
law directs.
May %, '72-4t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-01

Gen. Agents. San Francisco and 81 Commerce ST., NY.
MILLIONS Bear Testimony 10 theAr
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bitters are not a vile Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskcy,
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
tored spced and swectened to please tho taste,
called Tonics." Appetizers," "Restorers, &C..
that lead the tippler on TO drunkenness and ruin.
but are q true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic Stimuiants. They are tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, q perfect
Renovator and Invigorator OF the System. carry
ing of all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
Blttors according 10 directions and remain long
unweil. provided their bones are not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and tho vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
They nre a Gentle Purgative ms well
ms n Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit
OF acting powerful agent in relieving Congcs-
ton or Inflammation OF the Liver, and Of all the
visceral Organs.
FOR FENIAI LIE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or old, married or single, at the dawn OF
womanhood or at the turn Of life, these Tonic Bit
tiers have no equal.
For Inilnmmntory and Chronic Rhcu.
matIsm md Govt, Dyspepsia or ln-
digestion, Bilious, Rcmittcut and
Intermittent Fcvers, Diseases OF the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder
these Biiters have been most successful. Such
Diseases are caused by vitinted Blood,
which Ia generally produced by derangement OF
the DlacstIyc organs.
DysPEPsIA or INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs. Tight
,Ms s,onaoh Poa Tos,s IN ths Month. pilious
.ae s,oAao 80 -. I,oar,,a,;o,, ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-01

lantoSt Johnson, ct ais, vs.. Montgomery
Comfy Agricultural and Mechanical As
spciRt lou, 81 ais.
pursuant tn an order IN this cause, mad,
a tnc February Term, lS7a, of tho Chan
cary Court Tor Montgomery county, will
sell NJ public auction To the highest bidder
NJ the Court houSe ,loorin Clarksvillc, ON
Thursday, june 9th, 1872,
the tract OF land known as the Mouigom,
cry county Fair grounds, containing .lAl
orrrs, with all the buildings and improve
"A small Two Room House, Stables, Sc Tn,
property is situated on the liusScllvill,
piko, about, two miles from Clarks
Nillc, and Is a very desirable place,
TERMS; q, L., Is and eimonths credit; nur
GhaSer TO give notes with good security
hearing interest from date, for tho paYnon
at which alein Will be retained No re
dcnption,
POLK q. JOHNSON, G. g.. NJ.
May Is, tds-pf o. 50
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-01

ithmllton cornell VS.. Is. Il. McKeagc, ct nl
Pursuant to an order in this cause, made
ut the February Term 1872, OF the Chancery
Court Montgo merry county. viii sell nj
public action TO the highest bidder, at the
court house door In GAINESVILLE. on
Thursday, June 9th, 1872.
tho real estate of h, r. McKcnge in the city
ul Clarksvillc, consisting OF Dwelling
House, Tobacco Stemmcry and Tenement
The dwelling Is in good repair, has six
comfortable rooms, besides bath room,
store room, cook room, servants room and
cellars.
The Stcmmcry Is large and convenient
with all the machinery necessary for stem
lning or rc-handling tobacco; also all the
apparatus used In manufacturing tobacco,
when has been In use but n little while ii
10 within nifty yards of the river, and has
wharf where boats can receive tobacco at
any stage of water.
The tenement house Is brick, has -
rooms, good lot attached, and Is in good
repair,
FERNS; e l2 and Is months credit; notes
CURED and n lien retained for payment OF
the purchase money. No redemption.
POLK q. JOHNSON, g, & NJ,
4. !, Muuford, Admir-, W.. Heirs of Need
ham Whitfield.
Pursuant to u decree in this cause, rem
aarnd at the February Term, 1872, OF the
ChNncrry Court for Montgomery county,
viii sell AT public auction to tho highest
bidder, at the Court House in ClarksYillc on
Thursday, June 9th, 1872,
4 tract Of land in Montgomery county,
Tenn, known R1 the Robert Whitfield tract,
containing lS ana a half acres, In the Vie
iuty of spring creek Church, being same
tract conveyed 10y NccdhNm Whitfield to
A. u, Withheld, und sold at a former sale
in THIS cause To cnfOrC tho vendors lcln,
aud afterwards redeemed 10y the Admins
traitor and now to bu sold fur distribution
among the heirs
TERMS: q, and Is mouths credit; with in
t'rcst from purchaser to execute
notes with good security for payment oi
which a lieu viii he retained.
Polk q, JoHSSoN, G. &, NJ,
May lS.tds, Pf ~ 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-01
Saturday, June 8. 1872.

Hamilton Cornell VS.. b. T.. McKeagc, ct al
Pursuant to an order in this cause, made
court montgomery county. / VIII sell nj
public action To the highest bidder, ut the
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-01
Chancery Sales.

Jas. W. Lockert, Admir- VS.. S. Bruckman,
ct ais.
Pursuant to an order in this cause, made
Mt the February term. 1872, of the Chancery
Court for Montgomery county, win sell
ut public auction, to the highest bidder, ut
the courthouse in ,larlSsville, on
Saturday, june 8, 1872,
Lot No. of the lands in this cause, known
as the Wilson place, containing l75S acres
adjoining the Sulphar Springs lot. Upon
this lot there is good dwelling house with
seven rooms, all necessary outhouscs ice
house, cistcrn, and good orchard. This
Is very desirable place and only three
miles from town,
TERMS: q, II and is months with interest
from dhte' purchaser to give notes with
good security To secure the payment. OF
which lien will be retained. No redemp-
ton.
POLK q. JOHNSON, c. & NJ.
May Is, '12-iw-pr fee e. so.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-01

d. Dick & Co. VS.. G. W. Reynolds ct ais.
Pursuant to an order In this cause at the
February term, 1872, of the Chancery Court
for Montgomery county, I will sell at pub.
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, nj the
court-house in GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, June 8, 1872,
one Steam Engine and Boiler, being same
sold by ID. Dick & Co. to q. w. and W. W,
KHcynolds, on the eth of August, 1871.
Terms cash.
POLK q. JOHNSON, c. & NJ.
May IL, lS72-4w-p fee So