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FOR a SUPERIOR CLASS Of
-rU-GyraE rNSTD TTMEsNTG

FOR a SUPERIOR CLASS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Fcr CORNETs, ALTJs, BASES, and all usei in
BANDS.
For VIOLISS, vICL0NCELL0s AID all used in
ORCH EsTRAs.
Tor GUITARS, FLU TINAS, ACc02DEoNS.
For FLUTES. FlFES, ELAGE0LETS-
For PIANOS and MEL0DE0NS.
For STRINGS fer Violins, Guitars and all things
needed in the and repair Of Musical Instruments.
For Band Music Sheet Music and Music Books
cali at, or send to the store Of
JOHN 4. HAYNES Il CO..
30 Court ST., toppslts Court House,, Boston.
April p -deodfw4w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17
HsToRT OF TEE EyTERPRIsE.


Nearly forty yesTs ego, namely in the yesr
1888, certain Of the leading bu.ness men aud
capitalists Of Burlington took measures for tse
improvement u the water power Of the falls Of
the ";ao5ssi, or Onion river, on tie Colchester
siie On the Burlington side there had been
erected before ihst time. g-:st nil and .aF-
r.i, sai satiuet factory. AID about that
time, ,- shortly sitter, \ block factory, for the
manufacture CT ship bloeas. was erected On the
zane ride. This WIS destroyed by fire yea- or
t7o la,es and vas never rebuilt Bu; Up to this
date, the water power On the Colchester eide,
wac wholly uaimprovel The p-qjec. frs, took
shape ~ the purchase. By Phlo D9olittle. SD
aey BarioF, George Moore, Carries Baxter and
samuel Hiokok, o. taeaty sores Of land, en- the
Colchester eide, laying on each side Of tie so.l
lcsiing north from the bridge. sal including
t.e sites % all t5e pr5sa2. mills, machine shops.
so, On tast aiic q The river, and good p5r-
hon Of the present village Of WinocsAi. The
lsai was bought Of Mortimer, Charles and
George Catlin Of New Yo-E city, for $4,000
In November oil. thA- year QS35l, byset O.,
Legislature. Samuel Hiosok. Luther LOOMS,
Henry Mayo, Tim9.hg Fo.lstt, George Moore,
Pbilo D5olittle. Sidney Bar.oT, and Caslos Baz-
;e-, were incorporated under the name Of 50 The
burlington Nil Coz for the purpose Of "maau-
f.s;ades cotton sni woo,sn goods, snd slso
for working iron sad manufacturing machinery,
sad for purchasing mill sites and erecting mills
for manufacturing purposes within the County Of
C-.ttsaisa. Tho first subscription Of stock was
miie lee. Is, 1865, Cirlos Baker heading the
let with = Subscription oflso shares, Cot 50 do
lars as,a), Nsssrs Moore, Eick5k, Barlow au5
Fo.le-t .o.5wi1g with subscriptions o., go tlsres
each ana Mr.. Mayo and NJ D5oliu.s sub
seritinE - shares apiece. The capital stock
va7 i--r5'-s- ~ sabsegusa. subscriptions. fla
che .h-ee years f.owiart % a total OF $3.50
shares, owned as follows
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New England News.

It-LLklII1N VF aHNAIOH TII''I
NEw HAVEN, CT, May l5-Senator Ferry
zas reelected to the United States Senste to-
dsy, the vote standing Ferry 1873, Hswley l25.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

The twD'y-sec5nl anniversary Of the ls.ts
Pei fraternity viii b, aa.i az the Lswra2cs
H-ase, "a tAIs city, ON Tlesl-T evening July 9.
Rev II j. Dl,ls-, o.. h.ss7Ils, is to he Che or-
st9- Of d. oc-lsi9u.
FAEraz-P-esl.-, Ba-sha4 Of lie U-i,eS-
r.-y or Vermont. lss o5usca.al to deliver the 81
I-e-s before de literary s-,.eles OF tie New
Hampton Institution, AZ i.s coming anniversary
Taeallrass vii ts sivea Welaesisy e7-4iag,
June 5,l
HraG-tsr Is ST. LLEASs-Tae Louse u u
C. Elliott, General Ticket agent for the Vermont
Central. was entered by ahurr.ar Sunday night
aais S59sSver va,-l and the keys TO the vau..
of bic ol,s were t.zel fran the pockets Of Mr
l..f,s c1tles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

EFL1ows FA1Is.-BelloEs Falls is growing.
Charles Town j. about 10 erect large ho;ei On
the site & the old Bellows Falls hotel, destroyed
hy IRE In 1861. James Howe Is to tuperiatend
il erection, and siii probably keep me hotel
when co-upleied-he knows hoT. La the mean
while. samuel C. Fleming is keeping the "ls-
land House in good Style He is attentive to
his guests, has good ts0le and pleasant rooms,
as the delegates to the late State Convention all
sgrle in sayiDZ.
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DR.. s. j. BARBER, DENTIST.
soura-khsr conSx= CauRca AND BANK Sfs.

All Dental Operations szilifully performed
Chemically pure Nitrous Oxide Gas administered.
This considered The safest and least disscrocshle
agent by which teeth are extracted painlessly.
July 26-tdseiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

The house an barns Of william ale,7ey, in
South Cbttealsn, were destroyed by fire last
Friday night Iasaral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

Leons-i u. Howard has received patent for
rsin-holier f3- carriages.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

By Telegraph
Sew , ORR 'loaey and stock Market.
INV KcRE. May u.
MONEY mmanscd a. per &c C. u the morning
and closed easy at sac per cent.
sTERLI ~ EXCHANGE unchanged.
GOLD heavy during the iofeno n, but .railicd
again later The following was the range Of prices
li4i ll3!, lil 1881, and closed steady at i3l0ll4
Loans ID PER cent Tor carry lag cleGrauccs. .5-,
coo OM, Treasury disbursements sjl6,00O.
GOVERNMENTS were very steady the Tress
ury bought ol3Ol0 at from M iQlt0 10 rs 30 loo
They paid fJr twOthirds in hStional bank
notes and one third IN legal tenders.
STATE BONDS dull aud less firm.
STOCKS opened steldy with some impr Vomeni
in Psc &c Mali, Western Onion and R0cK Island. he
whole market closed duh nut yer firm, with Lake
Shore, Aock Island, Hartford and krie. tngsge
ments of specie for shipment tomorrow $1,000.
L. s. new 5s........lllI Do 'G5 new ........II5g
T. :. Is '5l coup.--.li-s Do. 1857 re-. iuly..H6i
s2l soup. Of 6Z.--..ii3i Do leC3 roE. Jliy...llGi
/. g $40 COZ. 'd4..il3s 1910 ccup...s..-. uIt
$40 coup IS cld--..ll3s CurTe-oy 6's---.-.--.ilfi
Canton .......-.--- 60 10 p,ec .....-......IlS
Consolidated Coal Co.42 Do p.oi-.-..--.---. s3l
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QuicksIlFer.-s---...-. a Chicago * Is l-...-.ttii
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Pacific Nal. 10. pre- .-.--. s.
Boston Water P...--..50 WahasA---........... "a
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Eeils, FsTgJ & CC....s44 Ic.. NGyle - div go
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A. .rr,-,s.-.-.-, ,, ...l AMI t-,,st-r ,ls--
stock (s69UlD 10 he Noutaeier ana White
River f. g., provided that they cSu secure
F5'e'ss -ll ' IN. % u? l-,' ., 2.
raymeat Of s55.01p. ,ul p-ovi'lei., ls5. n en-
tract is secured i1r tine building of --i'roli
from % 'n'le.s7 OF i'a immediate Vi''niy' 20
DS'i7 -''''' ',''-''s'
amer '''l % -s ''''''-.-'-' al
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The 7o''o'0' ana ING -.i'.5 il 10 Sc CON-
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il mas l-''ils os- 'A'- y LASH
D'l0'e i'1s' "''1'-' " 1'-' --'-
pdlli IRON barre 10 orange "-7'' --'1' '
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Ser advertisements.
TO THE PEOPLE OF CHITTENDES
CAVITY


Permit me to Announce myself as n candidate
for STATE SENATOR, subject 10 The deei'ion u
he Republican Count Contention. In so doing l
depart from the rule laid down by many that office
shoud seek the man, not man the Office" In iusti-
fcltion thereof, can only say that irrespective
Of the fact that in many states no one could hope
fof success, VINO did no. openly declare himself a
candidate, mJ self consider it far more honorable
thus pnblicly to announce olo's self .or position
than to seek 1t Otherwise.
As q native Of Vermont, whose ancestors wero
among Ike first settlers in the State. return after
a few years residence in Europe, hoping to make
my future home with you. l have resided in BuTl-
ipgton the past four years If elected to tie State
seuat. pledge myself
LIT - receive no pay from the State, considering
the h-nor you confer upon nc sufficient compen-
sation for my services.
2-d' Not to beeoms pecuniGIiiy Interested, either
ci'ccty or indirectly in any private scheme or bill
before ths Legislature.
Sid. To give my entire tire iaring the session to
the interests ofmy constituency.
CHARLES POIEROY BUTTON.
burlington, Vt Nay lith. ls72-t-d&T rs 6T
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

MAsoxc.-At \ regular conciAye Of Lafayette
Commanding. No. 3, Knight Tempsrs, held at
Swsnton, Msy q 1872, the following officers
were duly elected for the year ensuing
George N. Hall, En-. Com; A. 3. Jeve't
Genl; D J. morrill,. Capt. Gen; Myron v
Bailey, Preate; John 4 Fitch, "; Il. {.
Jenuis1u, l. "; Rigney b. Marvin, Recorder;
e n. Ballard, Treas; N. 7. Mott, 81. b; II
Moore, Sw B; PARK Davis, Warder; DAnie
sa,er. Sentinel; n. II. Bliss. Luciaa L Parker
and I. / HibbsI1. CApts Of GuaCds.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ihs Honoratle ..s
DISTRICT FcHIrnSrEy, IS. district o. Chit.e1den.
To al persons Interested ia TIE estate o. Marcy
Robinson, la.s W. B-r---t-a, ia s1it District
VzTHERFfs. said C.-rths-b assigned the 2-d
w day of STAY next t.r the settlement 90
the admin isratiun account o- tAe fd l-l-i gay
De boHir o. the cs-a-c s''i deceased ana ny
decree Of tie % tire '-tt-u oi sti1 doceastl
and ordered that publ not cc thereof Do, gwen % al
persons interested said estate, ny publishing ti-s
order three weeks excessively. previous O tho
dav sssi.,ued in the Burlington ucek Free Press,
a newspaper printed IN Burlington ln ,ili District
THEREFuHE. YOU are hereby notified O. appear AZ
the Probate Court rooms. in Eu-.r-tnH. ON the d,y
assigned then and there o. contest the allowance
Of said account, and Ohjac- 20 said cc-see, If you
Given under ny hand, th.s g.h lay o. AYril,
A. y. l-7A y. 81. NA-rs' '-o-e-
4jT3W
HENRY VI. BROW NEt.I-'s -STATF-
STATE. OF VERMONT, 20 al persons con en-.
DISTRICT or cdlIrEyoss IS IisarT y. BTowneil.
lats OF Cleveland in the state Of ONO, teeea q,
GREETING.
Alta Probate Court holden NJ B1rlin- ton, within
aud Tor tho District Of CA,tcn-s1 en- the 5ith Gay
a. kpril A d. i--2, duly authenticate copy
Of the lat Viii and Testament, oi Henry ~
Brownel late Of Cleyelsud In the state o. Oll'' 20
CEASED was presented - the Govt ai1resAiai ioF
Probate and Il is ordered by said court that the lst
day Of May. A. %. i-7< AZ tho frpaa;o court
Rooms in said Burlington, he 2ssiglci lor proving
aid viii: and that Ho.i,e thereof De given 10
Ali concerned, by pch ishin tas nfder tres
weeks excessively in the burlington Weekly rres
Press a nea splper print a, said Burlington, pre-
TnrRrToRE on are hereby notified to appear be
for. said Court At tho tine ard place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said vii, II you have cause.
Given under my hand. 81 Burlington IN said DIS
s5wsW 7. E. WALES Judge.
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Industry Of Burlington and Vicinity.


Au1 buALiNGIOA NOOLLhA MILL w.
Ia nine previous articles We have described
the various manufacturing inlustTies on the
Lake shore We pass now from the Lake to ike
river, and in ;his and future articles, we shall
endeAvor to give our readers. gone iiea Of the
anterpriles in operation 81 the Falls Of the Wi
nooEki.
We begin with the big woollen mill, erected by
Burlington capital over thirty years ago, which
EaE been the msin foundation Of the growth and
prosperity Of the village Of Winootki, and
which is to-day the second manufacturing en-
terp1.ss, IN point Of Importance, in cur State.
doing busin'ts Of aoout million dollars a
year, employing 500 hands, and being surpass-
ed in extent sni importance only by the Fair
banks sclle works in St. Johnsbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

BLACK CHAMPION.
rpaIs HORSE WILL MAKE THE sFASON Or
-'2 for the benefit Oh Tho Farmers q Chittenden
County and vicinity, commencing MCndsy, May =,
as follows.
Mondays, at the Stable q Clark, Boardman Co ,
At Milton Pals.
Tuosdlys, at the Stable o. A y. Agsia Milton
Fails
NOdlss lays and Thurdays a. the Hotel stable,
at Nestiord Centre.
fridays and Saturday ST pit,ao-'s Este', Fairfax
Terms, 5000.
Inquiries for further particulars may be made 90
the subscriber by mail OF othrw Sc az Milton
go spocill termsJ u. p. AtAK5 Proprietor
hiil.ol, May DO l----v4w
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gwal Totites.
ELI woODRUFF,s ESTATE.

47W3w
BENJAMIN HATCH's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con-
DISTRICT cHESDE efT RsG n ne E estate
late Of Jericho, in sl.d District, deceased.
AT Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
En1 lor TIE District Of Chittenden on the % day
Sl Ma A. D. .s72, an Instrument, pu-portins to
2e the I2st VIII and Testament Of B-nj'Esn b.
hatch late q Jericho in said District deceased
vas presented 90 the Court aforesaid for Probate
and II IS ordered by said Court that tho 4th day Of
June 4. D. lsl2 at the Probate Court Rooms
N s1ld Burlington, be assir-et for proving sad
instruments and that notice tnetec be given 10 all
persons concerned, BY publishing this order three
80 go sI1essslee.y 10 the burlington Week y Free
fress, a newspaper printed at said Burlington
previous % the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, YOU are hereby notified 70 apuea-
before said Court. at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said viii, ify9u have
Given uader my hand st B-r.in-to, in sail Di,.
- T. E. WALES, Judge.
GEORGE ". HORIZONS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, TO all Persons con
DISTRICT oF c1rzspEy S. e5nea 10 IL tie estate Of
Of Colchestcr, in said district. deceased.
GEEEriSe
AT Probate Court holden Of Burlington, within
and FOR the District o. Chitteuicu. On the tn dav
of May. 4 D.. l-7z an Instrument rrirlrrtina, II
he the last VIII ami Testament Of Genrts v nor
ton- late cf Colchester, I'm said District deceased was
presented % the Court aforesaid, for Probate. and
y ordered hv slii Court that the 9Th day OF June
A. d. l-l az tie PROBATE Court Rooms IN said Bur
unston, Pc ass -ncl f.r proving slid Instrument
and that notice thereof be gwen o. all persons con
cerned, by publishing this order three weeks sue.
cessiveiy ia tie Burlington NeeEiy Free Press
newspaper printed az s11d Burlington. previous 70
the time appointed.
IHEREFDRz- You are hereby notified % appear
before said Court 40 the time ami place aforesaid,
ana contest The probate II SAID viii, If you have
cause.
Given u1ier my hand at Burlington in said Dis
met, this ll-h day Of May, 4. 3D. I--2.
47w3W 4 L. WALES JuI-e
REUBIN W. NASE's ESTATE
WTE THE SUBSCRIBERS. tavin- been SD
" pltutod hy the HoL1raslc the PfaI { Court
Tor the District oi Ch.-e-rsn, Commissioners O.
receive examine and adj Est the ella us and oemgurs
Of al persons against the estate Of Reuhn 81. Nash.
late o. sLel1urn iu sIi1 instric-. deceased, and
also all claims and dcm1uls exhibits in a O.
thereto AMI six m1rths from tie cay Of TO da-e
hereof benz allowed hy said Court t0- that par-
pose We d. therefore hereby give not CO, tina. We
Vii attend Co The business ot tC- appointment a.
the Hotel %. A. Weei TO shsl6u-u, IN sad
distinct on the sec1-d Tue Stays OF June am
December next a. 90 oc-Ccz A. H. On each Of said
laEs.
Dated .his 18Th dayo Stay. a p. 1872
htNtN. 81. NEuLLL.l
J. 3 RJWLEY Commissioner.
|ALtEH a. WEED.
s-w3w
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BURLINGTON AND vICIxITT.
MAr-FRsr WEEE-ls72

Lat. 81 -; Long , 40; Elevation ahsss hi'
water S. feet; shove Lake Chellpiain ~ ieet
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ours June 18th Vernon. fssus O. be vel
represented ia tie .st of appointments, having
seven speakers, iae.cl.ag the Ea.eiictoriaa, who
is Edwin d. 1I,s-7, G.. P4ssaml,i' The
Chsulier Scientific Department has i-s Conc
ueneeuent Jaae -j-3. Among the 5r.iuaa7g
class are Eiv.1 D. Merrill, son Of C-l. Geo. 4.
Merrill. @. Eat.anl ana Gylss Merrill Jr, al
ST. Aiazas, a .oa Of Superintendent H.-r.I O.
the Vermont Central Grstss's -tl Regiment
Band Of New York C..y e... furnish The music
for Commencement. -las .er.iH- b-s Been
engaged as s,..i5t
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United States Internal
Revenue.
COLI.FCTOR' 5 OFFICF.

5RD DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
SHREVEPORT, DEC. 2d 1872.
Dy virture of the power vested in
Dine as Deputy Collector of United
States Internal Revenue, | have this
dayrsciZcd, and viii proceed 10 sell,
in compliance with law, at, Public
Auction to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in the city of
Shreveport on Saturday the 2Sth
day of December 1872, within the
legal hours, the following described
property, to-wit:
\ plantation on Red River, Known
ms the east half of east half of section
| five, township five, rage eleven;
northeast quarter Of section town
/ ship IL range II and lot No. / Sec
4 ton 81 township is range II, and
north halfof section - except lois
No 4 ) and Is, rangc II; the west
! half of southeast quarter OF section 81
! township l range II; the east half of
southeast quarter ofscction | town
ship ID range II lot No , OF ccctiOn :
| township ID range II; fraction of see
tion l. township II range II; Il tractof
land commencing at the Bayou line
lbctwccn range IL l., at the junction
of the sections No l. = and l town
ship - range ! running t9) chain Ia
the left bank OF Red River descending
! thence down the margin ofs:lid river
! tI9l chains, (40l links thence south oH
| said range line (55l Chains To the
place of commencing, north half see
| ton ~ lot > and 3 of section SIS, lot
No 6 section SO township I6 range II
lot sect ION Is west half of southwest
quarter OF section l. township 15rangC
II south east quarter, of southwest
quarter and south half OF southeast
quarter of southeast quartz of section
Is township 16 range II: northwr~
fractional quarter and north half O
west halfoI southwest quarter of Sc
ton 8 townshipl5 range II, northwcs
quarter of section q township |:
range l southeast quarter Of north
west quar- ter of section 6 township i.
range IL southeast quertcr OF north
west quatcr section > township /.
range II southwest quarter of month
west quarter o; section. ;. township |:
range ] l northwest quarter Of south
west quarter section ; township !.
range II north half of nrrthwc%
lquarter west half of east half Of sec
ton township Il. rang" II; lots aur
!. 8 o. southeast of southwest tactiOma
quartcr AMI southwest Of sUthcas
| fractional quartcrOf section p town
ship Is range ii northeast quarter o
| northwest quarter Of section ) town
ship l5 range Ii; west half of cas-
2 half of section township - range !
/, i lot > section 81 town@hip l. range
containing in all 800 siXty-livc hun
dredths acres, all in the parish II
BosSicr La. about 25.milcs from tn
city of Shreveport.
The same being to satisfy Unite,
! States Internal Revenue Taxes Pen
: altiCS and costs.
Assessed agaiuts Mary B. Atkins.
a Elias 4. Cpnucl Tutor.
III G.. l.. FERG son,
! deputy Col Us. /. II
I BccCmNr- 5,h. 1872.
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Terms, 50 a Year.
Inducements to Clubs !:

Inducements to Clubs:
Five copies, one year, - 90
Ten copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the sender, Slj 90
Twenty copies one year, and an extra
copy to sender, 50 90
Fifty copies ono year, and an extra
copy Ia sender S55SOO
Parties sending clubs as above, may re-
tain 20 per cent OF the money received by
them, ~ commission
Persons desiring 10 act as agents supplied
with specimen bundles. Speciucd copies
sent free tn amy address. AL letters should
bo dircctedro
New York Weekly News,
BOX 3.7gj,
NEW YORK CITY POST OFFICE
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PUBLIC SALES.
SUCCESSION SALE.


Succession of Charles p. Knishton, deed
Dy virtue of an order of the Hon
u Parish Judge of Bossicr parish
Louisiana, and u writ issued there
under, | will sell Mt public auction to
the last and highest bidder at the
Court house door, in the town of
Bellevue, La, within the legal hours
of sale, on
Wednesday, January 10Th, 1873,
the following described lands belong
ing TO said succession, to-wit:
East half of southeast quarter, see
ton S6, township y, range II; north
halfsouthwcst quarter OF section 81,
township 2l, range IL; south half of
northeast quarter of section one,
township twenty, range twelve;north
east quarter of northeast quarter of
section l., township n, 0,rangc12;north
half of southwest quarter and north
west quarter of southeast quarter of
section one, township twenty, range
twelve; southeast quarter of south
west quarter of section 81, thwnship
., range II; north half northeast
quarter and northwest quarter of
southeast quarter of section 50, town.
ship 2l, range y; northwest quarter
of section g, township 20, range II;
north half of northeast quarter of
section ], township 20, range u;
northwest quarter OF southeast quar-
ter and south half of southeast quar-
ter of section -, township u, range
! 10; northwest quarter of southeast
! quarter and southwest quarter of
/ northeast quarter of section 6, town.
ship ~, range II; south half Of north
east:quartor OF section }G, township
( p, range II; containing in all one
thousand and eighty acres, more or
less.
I Terms of SalC-On Il credit of II
months for whatever it may bring.
Act of sale with revenue stamps at
+. expense Of purchaser.
i. f. ONEAL, Sheriff
and cN-oilicio auctioneccr.
D""rrhcr ., ln72. 3ts
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Il. G. RASBERRY,

TFNakes pleasure in informing the
Il public that he has opened at
Bellevue,
Family Grocery,
and will devote all his energy towards
building up First Class Retail Gro
Gerry House, promising tn give the
most perfect satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
He is constantly in receipt of
FRESH GROCERIES. and is selling
them for small profits in order to keep
up with the hard times.
Doing business upnn
STRICT CASH BASIS.
his goods will at all times be sold
at the very lowest prices, and satisfac
tiun guaranteed
A liberal share of the public patron
age solicited.
IL Come and see me. n49
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&Es.9yK &,lrIe.

Estraycd before the undersigned, author
IL ity, on the .:Ird day of November.
1872, by i. G. Hart, and will bc sold at
Bellevue, fuY cash, to the highest bidder OF
Saturday, the I~t day of March 1873, =
Mouse Co}orcd Mare Mule, about 10 years
old, branded with letter X on lrft shoulder,
and branded with letter " on right shOIldcr.
Came to his premises about T. days ago.
Appraised al 500.
The owncris requested To conc forward
prove property. pay charges, sc.
j. II LOTION, Stray Master.
November -, 1872.