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COMMISSIONERS SIZE
r. cal Il $ t tie.

David TIsinger Us. Andretu J. Holtz-
man dc.
Y)ursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court Of
! Shenandoah County. pronounced in the
above named Sc, on the 4th da4 Of April.
1861, shall, on
Saturday, Karcd the 18th, 1873,
before the front door Of the Court Ionse If said
county proceed to sell at PUBLIC SALE, to
the ighest bidder,
221 ACRES OF LAND,
less acres sold off the said 221S acres, and con
veyed oy Abr hem Hottie and wife to Isaac r.
Hit trustee FOR Lucinda Lit,en. Said 22l%
acres being part ot39l11 acres convene ed BY ia.
cob LanIz and wife to said Andrew ). uol tzman
by deed bearing date the 18th day of august.
1858, and recon ded in the Clerks Ofice Of the
County Court said county.
Terms Of Sale
One third on the 25th day of March, 1875, and
the bal. zee intwo equal animal payments from
tie day sale. all TO bear interest from that
day the purchaser TO execute bond W it'll good
security Tor the first pay meut and bond for the
other two payments, The title to be retaiued un-
iii III b said purchase money shall have been
paif.
Nas> Sale to commerce at abost | O'clock
Pm
K.iRH BIRD,
{ Commissioner.
Feb. l3-tds.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
V1RGlNIA tn WIT.

V1RGlNIA tn WIT.
In the Clerks Office ot he County Court o (
Shenandoah, Febv. 25th. 1873.
WIN. r. Robinson. ass'e sc ,.............. Comp't
Against
Henry W. Holmes, Admir-. re. ,........Defts
In Chaneery.
The object thssui is to subject to sale the
undiv ided interest of Henry Holmes, decd,
in the real estate Of which W. W. Holmes,
died seized and possessed, to pay The debts of
Henry Holmes, decd.
1t appe airing BY satisfactory evidence that
the defendants. Isaac l.. Holmes and James P.
Holmes are not inhabitants of this State IL is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication hereof,
and do what is necessary toprotect thier inter;
est that copy of thi order be published in
some newspaper printed in Wondstock for foul
successive weeks, and copy posted at the
font door of the Court House Of said county.
On the frs day the next County Court
Copy--Teste
GEO. W. MILEY, G. s. C.
WINS. Bro. pq. Feb. 27-4w
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

( COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Woodstock, Feb. 10, 1873.
VIM; Tisinger, Conpl't. vs. Geo. Sheetz and
ueo. ". Magruder, Trustee, Defts
~ 10 onmpIts and Defts, the Judgment and
Trust Creditors of said Geo. Sheet and an
others concerned.
rake notice that have fixed upon the 18th
day OF Ma 'ch, 1873, at my otflcc at w God stock.
lotake the accounts eqnired by decree in said
cause. VIZ: LIST, an account of the debts IN tn =
deed OF trust in the bill and proceedings men
TONED, showing winch have been paid and
which are still due. I'd Ascertain and report
the real estate embraced in said dsed " .ch
has been sold. and how the oroc,ais ,v.ra ao-
piled. Sd. Tha, he also report Whit is due
Compft 4th. Any other matter deem I'd per
tnent or that ether party may require. At
which time and place You are reqairel t, at
tend. Given under my hand as Cnu ,i.~i.,,i .r
hrst a foIrsaid
Feb 20-4w- P. W. MAI rs ,3R.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ Woodstock Feb 4th 1878.
Saml P. Shirley now David Fl. Walton
Trustee for A. Neff Sc. Complt's. vs.. A
Neff and others Deftis.
10 Pitts and Deft's and all others con-
cerned.
You are hereby notified that 1 have
fixed upon the 9th day of Feb. 1873 at my
office at the Court House to take the ac-
counts required by DEGREES in said cause
viz: To show amount of debts due and
provided for by said Deed of Trust and
their relative priorities, the amount and
kind ofassets conveyed by said Deed OF
Trust, which of same can be made availa-
bic for the payment of debts and any other
matter deemed pertinent and that either
party may require. At which time and
place you are required to attend. Given
under my hand as comr.sin Chy. of county
court of Shenandoah county the day and
year first aforesaid.
P. w. MAGRUDER, Conn.
feb. 6-4w.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
4 tOMMISSlON cRS' OFFICE
FRO T ROY Al, Jan IS, 1873.
John Pirkcy and others Plaintiffs.

N. IL. Shewalter and Others Defendant
!. Plaintiffs and defendants and al, others in
terested. Take notice, that in OBJ .dience to
.he aecree rendered IN this cauSc at the Nov
term -siZ OF the COURT court of Warren Conn
w., have ike. uoon the LIST day of March 1877 :,
as the time, and my off &c in Front ROYAL as
me place, for settling the account IT Jacob
SperaY. as admr. with the will annexted of John
W. stnutz decd.-for taking an account of the
deots outstanding against the estate of said
John W. Smut decd.--for taking an account
OF the real estate which John W. Smutz own
cd at the time of bis death, and and what dis
ponton ms widow the said Mary Smutz, has
maze OF the same-and for ascertanne whether
saio MARY Smutz can make to the defendant,
beolainin +. GFeever, good and sufficient title
Tor the tract of land in the bill and proceedings
mentioned: at which time and place you will
attend with such evidence as will enable me
correctly to state said accounts. The proceed
lngswill be continued from time to time until
SAID accounts are completed.
GILES COOK, jr. Comr. in Chy.
shckiey, Walton and jackson pa
feb. 6.-4H.
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COMMISSIONERS oFrIcF

D f.,
Woodstock, Va. Feb 18th, 1873.
Games W. Deaderick Comply To complt and Deft
! and all others CON
N. Q. Humston Deft cerned ~
Take notice that have 6xed ,nop the 1atb d.r ~
March 1873 at my office in Woodstock tn taxe tho
counts required by decree in said viz: 1st To
aAe an account OF the LIENS upon the real estate of
said N q. Humston and their priority % Anv other
matter deemed pertinent or that either party NAV
to attend. i "
.G1yen under my hand Commissioner of accounts
said p " NJ ,cpI-n a1oiS-
Feb 9C-tw "
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Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!!!

Solomon q. Clark VS.. Elizabeth Ann Coffman
&c.
Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court of
her andoah, pronounced in the aSovs named
cause on the day ofScptemner 1872 the IN
de- signed commissioners therein named WILL
On SATURDAY, MARCH 22d, 1873,
be tore the front door of the courthouse Of said
county. proceed to sell, at public sale, 20 the
highest oiddeI. certain tract OF land
OBTAINING As ACRES.
roods and 20 punches, s acres and Is pcrches
where6i were assigned as dover to Eiiz beth
Ann Cotflnan. the said As acres rooGs and 30
percheS being part ct the lands OF which Rich
ard =. Clark died seized and possessed, and
lriug near stony Creek in SAID county. For a
more particular DESCRIPTION OF said land re-
ierance can be had to the plat and report
made by the comm issioners appointed by ii
ecree In said suit 10 assign dover TO the sa id
Elizabeth Ann Cotinan. Tho said Is acres 2
rcods and 20 perches. will DC sold subject to
The dower OF the sid Elizabeth Cohman in
the sai id acres and n perches
TERMS OF SALE:
Asmuch cash as will pay the cost OF suit
and sale. and the balance in three equa arnua
payments from the day ofsaie. the baance with
interest from that day, the pun olasei t. Civ,
bonds with good personal security tor the
same, and a lien to be retained in the deed as
additional security.
MARK BIRD,
MOSES WALTON.
feb. 20-t d 8. Commissioners.
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VIRGINIA TO WIT:

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
At rules hela in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah, for the
month of Feb, 1873.
Solomon G. Clark &C., Compl'ts
Against
Samuel Vance &c, Defts.
In Chancery
The object of this suit is to ascertain the
liens upon certain house and lot in the
town OF Edinburg. Shenandoah Co.. which
was conveyed by Geo. W: Windle and wife
to Samuel Vance by deed bearing date
10Th day OF Feb, 1885, and recorded in the
Clerk Office OF the County Court Of Shen-
andoah. and to subject said house and lot
to sale to satisfy said liens. and especially
ali obligation Tor $1,000, due 1st of Octo-
Der, 1898, dated the 25th ofFeb. 1856, exc
cutcd by said Vance to said Windle, for
which and the costs of suit judgment in
the Ii:tlne of said WindIe for the Use of
Thomas Corbin against said Vance. was
obtained in the County Court ofsaid Coun-
ty.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendants, Samuel Vance and
Robert Rinker are not inhabitants of this
State-It is ordered That the said
defendants do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect their interest;
that 4 copy OF this order be published in
newspaper printed in Woodstock once a
week for four successive weeks, and a copy
posted at the front door of the Court
House of said county, on the first day of
the next County Court.
A Copy Teste.
NJ. Bird pa. GEO. W. MILEY, C. .. C.
Feb. 6-4w
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TINE C0PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
+ ing under the firm name of WITMER
a STAY MAKER is this day dissolved by mu-
taaf consent. Either member OF the firm is
authorized to sign the Ii, IN name in settlement
All parties indebted are requested to make
prom pit payment. as it is important to close
the business at once. Thanking our friends
ard the public general lily for the very liberal
patronage extended TO us in the past. we most
respectfully ask a continuance of the same to
our successors.
WILMER i SLAYMAKER.
N0TlCE-Having purchased the entire
/ Y stock Of goods OF Wilmer 4 Slaymak. r,
we shall continue bu siness ut the old stand.
b. =. WILMER i co. :
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C0MMISSION ER'S OFFICE.
Wnndstoek Va r

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" Woodstock, Va. Feb. llth, 1873
Alex. Bowman's Admir-. To plaintiffs and
VS. SDefendants and all
Jacob B Clover. others co, ctrncd.
You are hereby notified that have Fixed up
on the 9th OF March 1873 al nv ollice in Wood.
stock. 10 take the accounts required by decree
IN said cause, viz: lst to ascertain what lens
on the land in the bill and proceeding men ton
ed and especially any created prior to sale of
same to Clover. I'd. The amount of un paid pur-
chase money due by Clover to the estate of
said Bowman and any o Their matter deemed per-
tinent or either party nay reqnire At which
time and place yen required to attend. Civ
en- unosrmy hand as Comm is soner in Chaueery
of the Circuit Court of shenandoah county. the
day and year first aforesaid.
r.. W. MAGRUDER.
Feb lS-4w
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
(NoMMIssIoNER,s OFFICE.
WoopsTocK, FEB. Is, 1873

4 NOD1MIoolUNEk'S OFFICE.
isebccca Kern and others, co,nplis. ''
against
David crabll, Deft
TO Compits and Defts the creditors of Dav id
Crabill deed and all 9th ers eGncerned.
lake Hotice that ! rave fixa upon the 18th
Gay OF March 1873 at my office in Woodstock
cause viz. To take an account of all liens
upon the real estate Of which said David Cra-
bill died seized an1 possessed, with their priorities
"a all other debts Of said estate. Sd make
sett,ement OF the executorial account together
with any necessary disbursement and d,strjbn.
ton accounts. 4th any special matter The
comr or either party my require. At Which
time and place you are iesuired to attend.
Given under my hand as comr in chaDcery
OF said court the day and year first aforesaid
feb. 20-4w. P.N NAGRUUER
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TIE DEBTS OF TEE STATES.

IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING SPECIAL
MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR WALKER
TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
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THIS SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $3.50, 00O.,
Chartered by Tie Commonwealth of Vrgiaid
OFFrcE-N. L. CORNER NINTH MAIN Srs.,
RICHMOND, VA.
vs. Issues Policies on Farm and City PROPER.
y, also on Merchandise, for any term not e xceed'
ng five years, atrates as low as the prompt pay
mcnt of the losses will permit.
j. y. GsLvEar, Pres't; J. W. Season, Scc'y.s
Fl $ PGIos, V p & Treas;
On. II. g DAVIDSON. G. Agent
j. W.DANNER Solicitor Woodstock
II. II. R'DpLsBEnuER, Agt Edinburgh
APT q
ID EPELLERT CLOTHS orsale BY
IN S.A.DANNE
FACTORY rrrL o. 9TH
For tsss by s. A. pANSFg
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NlRGINlA TO WIT:
In the Clerks Office OF the County Court
of Shenandoah, Feby. 11th, 1873; In yaca-
ton,
Joseph Maphis, Colnpi't,
Against
John Hammln's Admir- L others, Det'ts.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to settle the ad
ministratiOn account Of seph Maphis, to
subject The real estate held by said Ham
man to the payment of his debts. and set
aside conveyance made of certain lands
by said Hamman to George KILLER, now
deceased. and subject the same to the pay
ment of the debts OF said Hamman.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant Hampson Kibler is not
an inhab'tant Of this State-It 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 success
i've weeks, and copy posted at the front
door Of the Court House of said county, on
the first day of the next County Court.
A Copy--Teste.
WINS. & Bro. pq GEO. W MILEY, C.S. C
Feb l3-4w.
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The following is the special message
Of Coy. Walker to the General Assem-
bly,, sent to the Senate and House of
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How this commencement may be sue
cesstully made, and how the
end desired can be the most surely and
speedily attained, l have, l trust, par
TALLY at least, if not fully and success
fully demonstrated
In discussing the advantages to our
national credit which would accrue
from the action proposed, | have neces-
sarily anticipated some of the benefits
which would result therefrom to the
people Of the States. A high national
credit is great blessing Of itself, and
one participated in by all Of Che people.
So likewise are low taxes. tariffs and
rates Of interest, all of which may be
appropriated through the instrumental
tiles mentioned. But one of the princi-
pal as well as more immediate advanta-
ges which relief from the great incubus
OF state debt will secure to the people
will be found in the almost universal
revival and increase Of the produc-
tive industries of the country. The en-
tire body polite will be Refrigerated
and imbued with new life and new en-
ergy, and our industrial and financial
interests will gravitate towards sound
er and healthier basis. The wealth of
the country will be employed in the de-
velopment OF its-resources rather than
in specializing upon it's necessities, and
mining, manufacturing and commercial
enterprises will be successfully inaugu-
rated everywhere. Freedom from heavy
local taxation and protection against it
in the failure will prove one of the high
est inducements for immigration and
the influx of capital. Especially will
these results be realized in the Southern
Slltca. The lcssts i, ra,ncs to fhs &c,
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DOCKS FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE

DOCKS FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE
40 OFFICE - -, ~, ~ m
A NJ Sheen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Busy LEE BY Horace Greeley with an m
and Portrait taken 10 1872 Clotb..,......s w
49, E,pyIxe nv Horace Greeley / 80
Ecoxoxy ~ Horace Observation-Disclosures. so
M.ans., oy Uoz.cy GsrrIyY Pamphlet Bd......... 90
s1.,h 10 a. ,dIitionsI 90
~, Rooy sG0l Greeley Cloth ......,..... 90
lS3S 10 10 90
Tnncss Few Bv Charles n Copgdou Cloth 90
ABoLIsHlSg l 90
49, ~ ms G.HpKS By r. r. Quinn. so
ps.p cutrsv FOR PHoyIT Quinn................1 90
~. ~, W.rps ] 90
w.. HYAtTE ,Np PRoTIT WsrinK Cloth ...... 30
SISSsy n. p,,rony uroWslt Observation-Disclosures. 90
go. n, Cochn ] 90
suCcKss IN by Mr. Greeley 70
NJ GyxEtsys LYrr,Rs yHos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
-, Nv GpygIrY LIFE size Head and 90
P.snry large / 90
$50 P,ETu sew so
Cooperative sroKss-ORGaSnArIoS MAsAGENKSI.. %
IypUs 30
Hy LAWS BUILpIso ASSOCIATION 10
THBusE ALxAsacfor years m
81 Each. 20
oeN' NV a1,e. THE TRIBUNE Eew.Yok.
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MONDAY, Nov. i7--P. NJ.

The week opens upon as favorable o condition Oh
affairs as characterized the close on Saturday.
though slight drawback was found in the London
news which reported United States securities weak
and lower while Consols not materially az
fected. This reaction does not apparently spring
from any special change in the financial situation
abroad, for the Bank of England rate stands unai-
tered at per cent, while fs9,OOO bullion went
into the bank on balance to-day. We
do not understand that there Is any
new cause for alarm in the foreign outlook and re-
gard the downward reaction in securities as a na,u
raj sequence of the late sharp rally. IL may hays
had engtbening effect gold. which was tirnIer
despite the weakness of Foreign Exchange and the
dearth of war news.' But the situation in com
mercal circles continues to improve under the free
distribution of goods sold at concessions by lead
ing dry goods houses while the feeling
among the banks is gradually strengthen
ing. The Associated Banks now hold IN
legal tenders the gross sum of s$Se0,OOO, gam
since Saturday of Sll5O00 With the rapidly aceu-
mulating 0reenbacks the banks are enabled TO ex-
tend further comfort and assistance to all mercan
tile classes and in consequence cheerful feeling
pervades all classes of the community, particularly
as the market is entirely free from any rumors or
sensational stories Stocks We're again actively
dealt in but the fortunes Of the day wcra
NdIJfuRp anu tuc ilhIhct biuoS
At the first prices were weak, and declined
considerably, but picked up and improved at and
after the Board when the best prices of the day
were made, sales of Central going up to 3d. Western
Union to cot, Hannibal and ST. Joseph common y
23i, and Union Pacific to 2l!, while an Upward
movement was also noticeable in the mortgage
bonds of the last-named road, trsts selling up 70
76i Land Grants to 70, and Incomes 3S, tho Central
reaching gOs After 12 o'clock howayef fhe market
began to sag, and later Oh grew weak and de
Ginning good deal of realizing being
done all the way through. Stocks for
tie most part lent free Of interest againststho cuf
rency advanced. The most conspicuous stocks vera
the Vanderbilt three of kind" Western Union
Telegraph standing out prominently. A large bust
ness was done in Union Pacific and in fact the lead
ing speculatives both light and heavy weight. ~
well as investment stocks were well patronizcd. The
general market closed steady The opening, highest.
lowest aud closing prices of stocks were follows:
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
hEv.Yonk. Monday. Nor. II. lsrs

EEwYORK, Monday Nov. II. 1873.
The local horse trade of the current week
opened today with the slightest Improvement in the
demand for any class Of stock and there will be- prob
ably little doing outside the public auction marts The
general supply without being large in of the
requirements Of the market aud prices rule IN favor OF
buyers.
Sales by auction Tuesday Nov. 10:
At br Arch. JohnstOn's Horse Auction Mart in Thr-
feminist, near University place, ut 1890 "A. III.
AT MT. WIN: Van Tassel's Horse and Carriage Auction
Mart In East Ihrteenth-st.. FOurth-ave. .
There docs not appear to he any change In the condi
ton or the carriage trade. Business to-day very
quiet, and without any encouraging feature.
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cloo bound. 81; 49,,
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
WI TWO PORTRAITS ILLUSTRATIONS portrait rep
resnBg MI he appeared the last Summer OF bis Me- and
bag altogether the most and natural pena Of nm ever peo
Esh,d The volume Of Mr. 0RkbLBl BIS M hours,
To-. neral Of death Funeral Aansenn ,b Closing csrsmo
e tbe Mourning Of People Letters Of sTmpahy 'oo o. be
Pua. Taes from the Poets Resonnsns and roeee1
rsbhe Botiss se ke AZ fsmps auoh oo esh~
s' TIM TRIBUNE. NewYork.
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Treasury were:


The money market was easy throughout the day.
and Oh call loan borrowers readily obtained their
requirements at per cent in the forenoon. and at
later on the closing quotations being and LIZ
the discount market rates were nominal. and about
as last quoted Government bonds have been less
active than at the close Saturday but prices have
been moderately well MISUNDERSTANDING rive
Twenties of 1869. called August 10, matured To-Day
The market closed firm, and the following were ''o
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GIendinning. Davis s Amory closlng prIco. wore

Against 1903 to 1921! the closing price Of Saturday.
gold opened at 1O9i, and 9dyanced 10 1887 But tho
speculative spirit here waned aud under the severe
charges for carrying sales to realize broke down the
price to 109 the decline being aided by the reduc
ton in the rates of sterling. The gold loans were
at 1-S2 to S-e4 per cent bonus for carrying. Tho
Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 on called
bonds and disbursed $4,000 in coin interest. The
DAVIS business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared, SS9 $4,000 gold balances, Slil5'5o:
currency balances, Sl.249,S30. The following wero
the quotations for gold
lO:oO...lO9a IL: 1905 Loo 2i50 io9s
iO:3O 1922 1900. .l09l2 lS0... lO9ss 3iOO luls
~ m i09Lo 10 40 lOg3s 200 ...lO9L Ql0Dis
The transactions to-day at the United States snb-
Treasury were:
Gold receipts s4559os 80 Cureney p.y@,s aIS57i %
Gold payments 17l37s - Currency BALANCE 9Sss 80 20
Gold balance. 50t57s 43 cusOms..... S7'ooO I'D
Currency receipts sl6622 90
Foreign exchange was weak at the beginning. uu-
der free drawing of bills and rates were reduced
TO 1861 for 80 days bills and lOS. for sight with sales
t69! per cent under these Toward the close tho
market stifeued, and rates were advanced again
quarter. We quote:
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Mem Publications.
|. NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
IN Nyw AND ExLAKGED EDIrIOS HORACE GREBLEYS AUTO
BIOGRAPHY containing Memoir Of his later and
Hest nd be besiOf famous Campaign Speeches..
TIE u PUBLisHBD REPRE-
sySTtSG BIN A. SUaMER OF 1872.
Ths gres Greeevs Autobiography, and also for
record OF the wonderful intellectual display which he
Eastern and Western tours in the PRESIDENTIAL Cam
sgn of 1872 edition Of the Autobiography
IA very large he story Of his life TO the end
ypuR the suggestive Of his admirable and
brilliant Campaign speeches and concluding with an exhaustive and
rdhle snays 81 campaign originally prepared by the Hon
sm. PIKE states Minister To the Hague There is,
taos pF complete collection Of Mr. Greeevs Miscellaneous
T. including amoug his cOnovefsy with Robert
nae Owen on Marriage AID Divorce. - .
cloth, with two forrels
A. On reeeio, of pres Adire THE Tribune NewYork