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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-06-11
COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REPORT TO THE SEC
RETARY or THE NAVY,
Br 4 BoARD or OFFICERS,
As to the merits Of the
G II EMI CAL ENG n Il:

Us NAVY YAM, NEw YonK,
COMMASDANT's OFFICE, 9th May, 1873
SIN, enclose herewith for the information OF tho
department the Report Of the Board detailed In con-
frmty with instructions Of the 18th Of March TO ex-
pertinent with tho Chemical Fire Engine delivered at
this ward by Mr.. o. @. Gibbs
| am very respectfully, Your obedient servant,
$. G. ROWAN, Nlce.Admiral Commanding.
lIoNoRABLE GEO. NJ. ROBEsON,,,
Secretary OF the Navy, Washington d. G.
NAVY Yam, May 9Th, is79.
Jicf- ADMIRAL s. c. Rouan, o. S. w. Commanding etc,
slR In obedience to your order Of tho 26th ultmo,
we have made such experiments with the Chemical
Engine brought 90 this yard by Mr. o. q. Gibbs on the
st inst as were convenient and necessary ~ enable
US to Judge Of It's merits.
gves Il preference anl thing OF the sort depend
Ing upon the agency Of Carhonic Acid Gas, which we
have seen in use.
It's action is rapid aud continuous is construction
and management simple.
Six men are sufficient to keep Il in operation via,
four at the break, one 70 attend the hose-ppe, AMI
one TO supply the chemicals.
The use Of the chemicals may he suspended at any
moment and still there remains the stream OF water
in full force for any length Of time, long the
supply may be kept up BY the simple us@ 81 buckets
Anything more Intensely comhustihle than either
Of tho piles which We exporimented could hardly
One Of these, uncovered, consisting Of sixty tar
barrels with light wood shayngs strewed around and
over IT, and the whole besprnklod with spirits Of tur
pentine. were allowed to become thoroughly enve
opcd In flames. when by one stream, a out ono quar-
ter Of an inch In diameter, u was subdued In one
minute and thirty seconds II then allowed to re
ignite and TO burn mriuusy four minutes and by ths
same stream completely distinguished In tive
minutes
The other pile OF precisely similar materials aud
construction, enclosed by frame house built FOL
tho purpose
throughout aud burning neroely, when three stream
were put upon IT, two Of the size aboye-mentoned
and another from similar engine hut somewhat
larger
This fire was under control In three minutes, IN,
use Of chemicals was dispensed with In SIX minutes
and II was completely extngulshed IA fourteen min
utes
We are sir, very respectfully,
Your ohedient servants,
GEORGE NJ. RANSOM, Captain,
W. ID. WHITING, Captain,
W. IIALLlHAN, LIST Asst Engineer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-06-11

ASSoYNe-To have tho hands and face covered
with pimples and blotehes. simple remedy is
Henry Carbolic Salve." Get the gnnulne stamped
with private proprietary stamp. Guard against
limitations. John " Henry, and Cole Place,
New York.
" YoU WIN BorrLE OF fHg DEsr BIrrEns In
the market ask you grocer druggist for the So
MONA Wine Bttefs," put up by James Dlngley Co.,
Boston hese are claimed as superior 10 any other
bitters for spring and summer use, add have been
tested for years.
CAUTION TO PuRcHAsERs oF THE PERUVIAN sYaup
"a protected solution Of the protoSide Of from Be
Of being deceived by any Of the preparations
Peruvian Bark, or Bark aud Iron, which may DO Of
fered to you. Every bottle e genuin has Peruvian
syrup mot Peruvian Bark blown in the glass. Er
anime ne b5fhs bsfgrs pu-eha'fng.
N'IcR FROA TIE CFNErERY.--One -iflh Of the
graves In every cemstery the last homes OF the
victims Of consumption, and yet there Is disease
when terminates in consumption that may not be
cured with Hales Honey of IorehOund and Tar.
Is not thisa fact worth rememberingi Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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n B.-This engine Is not tho "Baboock Extln-
guishern
For further Information, call on or address
GIBBS GORDON,
General Agents Chemical Engine Comany, 10 Kings
ton Street, Boston.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY.
fstf sTILLMAN CHASE, Montpcher, Va.
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The last case OF fire arms mutton head, is a
youth named Gates, of Groton, who knocked
the gun cock against a door frame and sent the
charge into the room containing eight persons
-graz'ng the face Of one woman and barely
missing two others, but hurting no one. Such
chaps give providence hard time
The st. Johnsbury Caledorian gives an ac-
count of stone the size Of nail-keg which
dropped through the roof of shed just after
three children had gone out. Children may be
plentiful in st Johnsbury, but it is not in ac-
cordance with the laws Of the nineteenth cen
tury to thin them out by blasting in the
streets.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE /

pusbury. W. Nay u. Is-9.
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FouRrn or JuLY At BARroN Tile Orleans
Fair Ground Company have decided TO have a
grand horse trot at Roaring Brook Park on
the 9TH. Posters will be out in day or two
giving full particulars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-06-11

The Chief Of Police of st. Adams has issued
the following notice to vaerant boys Similar
notices might be issued in other places with
good effect "Thore are numerous boys run
ming habitually in the streets of this village
without visible employment, who ought to be
in regular attendance upon the public schools.
If | discover any such after the first day Of
June, they will be arrested as vagrants, and If
convicted will be sent to the Reform School.
Parents and guardians will take notice and
govern tbemselves---or rather their children
accordingly,n
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RNLRoAD MEETlSo The Commissioners Of
the Montpelier llariwick. and Black River
Railroad Co., are requested to meet ut Town
Hall, Cmltsbury, Oh Wednesday, June Is,
1873, at O'Clock o. u, o. take such action as
shall. be deemed best to secure the organize
ti1n of said CORPORATION.
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BiRRE AcAppY The Anniversary exercises
tbs week promise to be Of unusual Interest
and viii doubtless attract large crowd We
afo glad to learn that there is an excellent
pr .fcct llr "a very foil summer term.
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GRAND IEwIE The Sixth Annual Session
Of the Grand Temple Of Vermont will be hold
en- at Crystal Fountain Temple Hall, St. AZ
bans, commencing Thursday, june 10, 1873,
at 10 o'clock, A NJ
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CHANog on SERyioE.--Serviccs a, the Baptist
church TOR the present will be a. follows -
Preaching, 1890, a. n. Sabbath School after
Morning Service Sabbath Evening, at seven
O'Clock Missionary Concert, First Sisbath Of
each month Sabbath School Concert, Third
sabbath Social Meeting and Lecture, the re-
naming Sabbath Weekly Prayer and Confer
ence Meeting, every Thursday evening
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a Coon MAcHlSE.-We desire to call at
tenton to the advertisement Of " Fire Extin-
guisher' in another column. Any parties de-
string to purchase will do well to read the re-
suit Of the trial by eminent officers Of the Navy
Il is undoubtedly tho very best machine for
the objects for which tits intended ever manu-
featured. To the right men special induce
mcnts will be given to act as agents
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Two brothers, John Chamberlin aged 80, and
Ira Chamberlin aged %, reside in the same
house in Grand Isle.
As young man named Dodds, and Scotch
man named William Leash, were crossing from
North Hero to the Lake View House, late
Thursday night, Of last week, their boat was
capsized in violent sQuall. The two men
succeeded in righting the boat, but the water
being very cold and heavy sea running, they
were nearly exhausted with the effort As it
was, the boat was partly filed with water but
finally drilted TO the shore, when 1t was found
that the Scotchman was dead.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
George ID. Fields, Esq recently admitted
to the bar by the Franklin County Court, has
opened law Office in Cambridge, in Waits
Hotel l,
The SUMMIT House on Mt Mansfield is now
open, and the roads from Stowe up are free
from snow, are safe, and in excellent condition
Drivers and teams correspond. ~
A little son OF Willard Balch. of North Hyde
park, while at play with his little sister, re-
Gently, took sharp AK and completely severed
all the toes from one Of her feet.
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\ Coon SMrLE.-Mr. Elijah Nye, Of Berlin,
has left at this Office fine sample Of wool,
from the fleece Of a yenrling cotswold sheep.
Parties DESTROYS Of examining the same cnn do
so by calling
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DisTmcr MEUno.--A meeting of theprcacl-
ers aud stewards Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for the Montpelier District, will be
held in this village, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday Of next week
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f1srA RiuNIoN On the lith Of Jane,
there viii be a general picnic at Orange OF all
The Foster family On the 18th there viii he
services at 10 O'Clock, =. NJ, By Rev j. Z.
Wright, Of Montpelier. Ia tbeaiteruoon there
will be historical sketches Of the families By
Mr.. Wright and others All friends are re-
specially invited that would like to attend
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BLANCHARD PicNfc.-The Blanchard picnic
will be held june l7tb ut Elisha Towns Hotel
Woodbury. Center. All descendants Of Deacon
Joseph Blanchard are invited to attend
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
Sheriff IS Sale.

RY VIRTUE and authority Of a special exc
- cution, issued from the Office Of the CLERK
of the Circuit Court OF Lincon county, Missouri,
returnable to the spring term, 1873, Of said
court, and to ME directed, in favor Of John l..
Tuttle and Marshal l.. Ealum and against viii
liam Morris, l have lcviet; upon and 60 zed a.
the property Of said William Morris the follow
ing described real cstate, to Wit: The soui part
Of tho west fractional purt Of tho southwest ar
of section No. 80, township As. range 2 east by
a line running duo east and west, and will,
On Friday, April 4lh, 1873,
between the hours Of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and Eve o'clock in tho afternoon of that
Gay, At -hc court house door In the town Of Troy,
Lincoln county. Mo-, sell at public venduo for
cash to the highest bidder, ali the right, title,
claim. interest, estate and property of the above
named WIN. Morris Of, in and to the above de-
scribcd real estate to satisfy said execution and
costs. [m5l 7. NJ. CARTER, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26

ELI PERKINS Eli says tho mesnest
man in New York lives on Lexington
avenue. He says he is so neal that he
gives Eve cent pieces to his children for
being good, but has str,ngs tied to them
and pulls them out Of their pockets when
they turn round. Recently the gener-
GUS parent surprised his little boy by
giving him ten cents for his birth day,
but the old fellow slid up after the chill
dren we're asleep and stole it out Of che
little fellows clothes, and H Il 9 licked
him 10 the morning for Yos,ng his moAey.
One day Eli said he was d oiag with
him, when be heard the servant whistlipg
all the way up stairs with the desert.
"You must treat your seavsnts picelya
to make them happy and nersys" 3 ees
marked.
"Nicely psh.w, man, .te sfn-thsppy."
replied the generous tnan ~ keep her
whistling up stairs with The desert so
she won't cat the rsisius out Of the
cake"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
She Is Upon Us Again,

Yes, the beautiful Spring, with her warm south
breeze,
Has in a few days removed the winter freeze.
And now the farmer. IL he would thrive,
Must everything begin 10 drive.
But in your hurry to plant and sow, tgrow
Don't forget the fruit that on your farm should
And If you'd buy good trees cheap and true to
name,
Go to BUFFALO NURSERY for the same.
The proprietor Of Buffalo Nursery, A.
NJ. Shuts, Is Offering his extra lot of
Apple Trees at 81 so per dozen; IS 81
for fifty; $40 per hundred; $45 for five
hundred, and s75 per thousand. Will
sella few leading varieties, mostly winter,
at $50 per thousand.
Don't forget the other fruits. Grapes,
&c. Send for Catalogue. Call and ex.
emine for yourself, and get your trees
while the roads are good. You can heel
them in and plant them at your leisure.
For SIS per hundred will warrant trees
for two years, to reset all that may die.
Don't forget the place -3 miles south.
east Of Troy, on Telegraph road, and l
mile from Moscow mill. nl0 !,
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
ShPriG'S Sale.

RY VIRTUE and authority Of q transcript
. execution issued from tho Office Of the Clerk
OF the Circoit Court Of Lincoln county. Missouri.
returnablo to the spring term, 1873 of our sail
court, and to mo directed, in favor of Logan
lIo ,ell and against F. X. Monroe. I have soi1cd
and levied upon as the property Of said F. r.
Monroe. tho following described real estate to
wit; Southeast or southeast qr sec 81 township
40 range 2west, and will
On Saturday, April 5th. 1873.
between tho hours Of ninc o'clock in the fors,
noon and FIVE O'Clock in the a ternoon Of that
day. at the court house door In the tow of Troy,
Lincoln county, Missouri, sell at pu bile vcndue
for cash to the highest bidder all the right, title.
interest, claim, estate and property Of the above
named F. X. Monroe of, in and to the nbovs
described real estate to satisfy said execution
and costs. [ml2l T. N. CARTER, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
Sher,n'S SAFE.

pY VIRTUE and authority of gen 'rnl exc
- cution issued from the Office Gf tho clerk Of
the circuit court of Lincoln county, Missouri,
returnaole to the spring torn, 1873 of said court
and to me directed in favor Of VIM. F. Eide
and against James II. Mudi. I have levied upon
and seized the interest of James II. Mudd of, in
and to the following described real estate to wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter. AMI
the northwest quarter of tho northeast qu ,rter,
both in section 81. township so range 8 west,
and also the northwest ar of the southwest Or
and the west half of the northwest qu,rter,
both in section one, township 40 range 3 W,
and containing in all 24D acres. and situated in
the county Of Lincoln and S ate of Missouri,
and will
On Friday, April 4th, 1873,
between the ho,rs of nine o'clock in tho fore
noon and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, ut the court house door in the town e Troy.
Lincoln county, Missouri, sell at p bile vendue
for cash to the highest bidder all the right. title.
interest. claim, estate and property of tie above
named James II. Mudd #, in and to the abovo
described real estate, to satisfy said execution
and costs. Im5l TN. CARTER, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
Sherif'S Sale.

DY VIRfUE and authority Of a special ert-
- cu,ion issued from the once Of the clerk o.
the circuit court Of Lincoln county, Missouri.
roturnablo to tho spring term, 1873. Of said
court, and to me directed In favor Of John J.
Alexander and against Albert r Garner, have
levied upoa and seized ss tho property of said
Albert X. Garner the following described real
estate situated in Lincoln county, Missouri, to
wit: The northwest quarter Of the northwest 1r
Of section No. 81. and ths northeast quarter Of
the northwest ar Of section No. 81, all in town.
oh p so range l east, and southeast quarter Of
the southwest ar of sec No. ss, and the sodthcas,
Or of the northeat or Of sec 2s, both In town
ship so range 2 4; also northeast ar Of the 8 "
qr Of section 2s township SO range f, 40 aores,
aud will
% Friday, April 9th, 1873,
between the hours Of Vino o'clock in tho for--
noon and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon Of that
day at the court house door in the town Of Troy,
Lincoln Co., Mo-, sell at public vendue for cash to
the highest bidder, all the right, title, interest,
claim, estate and property Of the above named
Albert r. Garner Of in and to the above de-
scribed real estate, to satisfy said execution ard
costs. [m5l 7. NJ. CARTER. Sheria
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
On Wednesday, April %, 1878,
Sllerif'S Sale,

DY VIRTUE and authority Of special exc
. cution issued from the Office Of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri,
returnable to the spring term, 1873, of said
court, and to me directed, in fGror of c. p.
Qng ey and against Isaac W. Palmer, have
levied rpon and seized as the property Of the
said Isaac W. Palmer, the following described
resicstate to wit n rthwcst quarter northwest
ar, section 8, township so, ranse 2 Z, situated
in the county of Lilcoln and State'of Missouri.
and will
On Wednesday, April 81, 1878,
between the hours Of nine o'clock in the fore
noon md Eve o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the court house door in the town of Troy,
Lincoln county, NO., sell at public vendue for
cash TO the highest bidder, all the right, title,
interest, claim, estate and property Of the above
named Isaac W. Palmer of, in and to the above
described real estate, to satisfy said execution
and-co.ts. Im5l T. NJ. CAhTER, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
Did You Know 1T

Know what? That John p. Lynott
is sole agent for Lincoln county for the
Champion Reaper and Mower, the only
complete Reaper and Mower In the
world also the Black Hawk Cultivator,
riding or walking, wood or iron beam,
the best cultivator made, sold and war
-anted. Cornplauters, one and two horse
Sulky Hay Rakes, Revolving Hay Rakes,
all kinds of Plows, Cider and Wind
Mills; the Dubuque Cooper Wagon, best
and cheapest in the market. All kinds
Of Hardware and Stoves at bottom prices.
Store on Main street. Troy, Mo. nova
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26

Fuller aud Nations sold FIVE Singer
Machines last week. One of the pur
chasers was the old lady that asked Ma.
,ions "what it sowed, wheat or timothy
Frank can't tell lie, SO he Informed the
aged dame that the Machine sewed any.
thing. She has not tried it on wheat or
timothy yet, but is satisfied that is whl
sew anything in the shape of "woolen
truck and SIGH" Office two doors south
Of Laclede Hetel. Old Machines re-
paired. Needles, oil, and attachments
on hand, nllw4
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
SAerfG'S Sale in Partition.

Willinm II. Mays, Richard J. Mays, John S.
Mays, Laura J. Crank and John A. Crank her
husband. Susan Crank and John Crank her
husband, Martha Hawkins and L. b. Hawkins
her husband, Sarah Clendenny and Cornelius
Clendenny her husband, John kitson and
Eliza Kitson, Plaintiffs,
yer US
AIvora +. Settles, Lizzie L. Settles, James Kit.
son and Benz amin kitsor, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE ami authority of an order of
ID sole, issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Missouri,
dated January l4th, 1873, in the above entitled
cause, I will, on
Tuesday, the lst day OF April. 1873,
between the hosrs Of nine o'clock ia the fore
noon and five o'clock in tho afternoon of tn at
day, at tho court house door in the town of
Troy, Lincoln county, Missouri, sell the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Lincoln
county, Missouri, at p iblic vcndue to the highest
bidder, to wit: Beginning at the fourth section
CO raer on the cast boundary limo of section No,
township 81, base line, range east OF the 9th
principal meridian a stone from which white
oak Is inches in diameter bears as degs west
30 links distant, thence W 20 chains;an IA links
to q stone in the line dividing Mays and Smith
farms, thence north ~ chaiNs and Is links to n
stono the north line Of said section No. 3.
from which stone tlnck walnut inches in di-
ameter bears south IS degrees east links
distance, thence east with north boundary line
Of section 3, 20 chains and ID links TO the north
east corner to said section 3. stone frcm which
an old marked white oak 20 inches in diameter
bears north q degrees east 10 link distant, arc
do IL inches bears south 20 degrees west 81
links, thence south With east boundary liae o
said section 3, 46 chains and IS links to tn,
place of beginning, con aiming supcr6ees of o.
acres and 6-l00 Of an acre, and being the eas
half Of the northeast fractional quartee Of sail
section 8, township 81, range east, and is rep
resented as lot No. on the plat ia the di
vision between the heirs of Henry Mays, decd
and upon the following terms, to wit One hal
cash, and the remainder on q credit Of twelv,
months with approved secsritys and ten per- Mt
interest froIN day Of sale.
fsb26 4. M.gARTER, Shori6.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26

ScRIBSER's FOR APRIL.-The record
Of "An Hour among the Greenbacks," in
Scribner's for April, is as entertaining as
o story. Tho unnamed author certainly
writes from thorough acquaintance with
his subject, and gives with the aid Of pic.
lures, the best account yet published Of
the workings Of the currency department.
Miss Proctors profusely illustrated de-
scription Of Moscow and Southern Nus
sia" will be read with peculiar interest at
this time, as we'll as the sketch of IAN
Emperor's Vacation at Vichy." Among
the illustrated papers are an article on
Americas prima donna, Clara Louise
Kellogg, with portrait, aud "Au Ancient
American Civilization" with pictures Of
Peruvian antiquities. Besides Dr.. Hol.
lands serial, "Author Bonnicastle, v
there is by way Of fiction, the beginning Of
a very powerful story by SAKE Holm,
"The Elders Wife," sequel to Draxy
Millers Dowry; "Martiu Lea's Story"
by Norman Holm; The Automaten
Ear" o strange romance, by Florence
McLandburg; and "The Fea and the
Professor" by Hans Christian Anderson,
Prof. Atwater, of Princeton, ably dis
cusses "Needed Notifications of our
Currency and Banking System" and
among the poems We find some striking
verses by Mr.. Stedman, entitled "Hypa'
tia" and having reference to the woman
lecturer of the day. From George Mac
Donald there is another beautiful trans
latiou from Novalis. In "Topics Of the
Times" Dr.. Holland writes Of "The
Latin Nations" "Clean Hands" Lord
Lyttou," end "Parto Virtue" The Old
Cabinet has . "Protcst concerning Cata'
logues, something about expression, ETC.
Home and Society, Culture aud Progress,
Nature and Science, and Etchiugs, are
perhaps more interesting than usual.
The May number of Scribner's opens
the sixth volume, and, as the publishers
cay, "This is the time to subscribe"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
Partition Sale by Special
Commissioner.


Robert Kicks, John W. Norton, James II. Nor
ton, Joshua Kicks, Jane BOSNIAN and MichHN
u. Bosnian her husband, Martha Kicks, Mary
Wilkinson, John Rlck', Rachel Carty, Harriet
Kicks ard stel hen Kicks her husband Caro-
line Greasaza and lanes Gressaz, Plaintiffs,
Against
Henry c. Norton, Miidiel Nortn, Mary +. No
ton, ny Norton, Albert Iay'tr, Belle
Inylor, oscar laylor, betty iayior anu lharles
Taylor, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE Of IN order of sale. issued from
ID the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Lincoln county, Missouri, in the above enii-
tied cause, dated The 18th day Of January, 1879.
I, tho undersigned special commiss once, duly
appointed by said court for such purpose. will, OH
Wednesday, the "a day OF April, 1873,
h.,woon thu ho,rs NJ nina n, .,o,t In IN. fora.
noon .nS svo o,cIoct In Tho .r,ernoon .of tha.
aay. at The court house door In tho rewu Of TIoy
in ,be ceantv of Lincoln. ut ia of Mi.sour. and
duriny the sitting Of the circuit eour., sell Mt
publc auction to The highest bidder Tho follow.
r. d..r;hod rsaI .s,asa .;,n.ta 4, tho s,;l