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The New York herald., 1873-11-14
CASE OF GENERAL De BELLEnaRE.
The Fate Of . Soldier Who Thought +.
Republic Better Than q Monarehv.

FROM the London Standard, Oct, al
A very important document appears In the
the misgiyings as to the state OF discIpIinS N
army, which informed you OF some little time AGO
preyaiiing among people best acquainted with ifs
Zeal condition. General Carre de Bellemare an an
ofncer who distinguished himself during the s,ere
OF Paris. and whose gallantry Is unimpeachabe.
but who, II mistake not courted the Applause Of
the mob by dlsregardng orders respecting one Of
the attacks on lie Bonrget or Ayion / forget
which, had been appointed by the late government
to the command of the military subdivision at
stay In Paris 70 have been injected with the ynOr1s
dernOcTatLcus--he fancied that he was politician
when he should have borne In mind that he
was, above all, o soldier. Some few days ago
the Minister OF War, informing HIM that in the
event OF the Assembly proclamng the re-estab.
lishmcnt OF the monarchy he must really leave the
service. BY return OF post M. de Bellcmare re.
ceived an of1lcia letter diminishing him, and order
Ing him 20 hand over his command instanter to
the onicer under him. The offence OF NJ de Belle.
mare and It's prompt punishment have been
brought to the knowledge OF the army by the fol.
lowing general orders:-
The Minister OF war has received from Gsncra, IA
pelemare, commanding the subdivision OF the Dor.
acknowledge the sovereignty Of The National Assemb,v
The Minister Of War being unable 10 tolerate that an
officer in active service should repudate The legal renre
senation OF the country the General de BE eemare has
been deprived Of bis command and removed from the
is, r.. rsau asmp'o In virtue OF decree the
'ERsAiLiHs Oct. 2s. 1873 General DU BARRAIL
su .cSrxRAL oRDYR TO rHE Army
soLDIEns-A single act OF indscipne has been cou.
tted ln the army The Marshal President Of The R"
R h convinced that u Will not be repeated he
army that ha, discipline of wch II Sas sns
srcng, and Which soae can sssle the constitute M
-asnennsnce OF tae county. Our duty " soldiers ID
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DR. LIVINGSTONE.
From the London Times, Nov. IL

FINsBURY CIRCUS, Oct. 81, 1873.
Dr. Beke presents his compliments to the editor
OF the Times, and begs leave to send him the fol-
lowing extract from letter recently received by
a mercantile house from resident at Borna, in
western Africa
BoRNA, August IL, 1873.
am proceeding, to-day or tomorrow, to
Munuco, Upper Congo. In few days we expect
there the Livingstone Expedition, which cannot
proceed from 81. Salvador. Livingstone himself is
prisoner in a town twenty days from here, but is
entirely without means to pay his ransom. Assist
ance has, however, been sent to him, and he may
be here In a month or So
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THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.

The commissioners OF the sinking Fund met YES
terChy, the Mayor In the chair. Inc Eish'een'n
ward market and 40 Leonard street 'o'u rn'" ~"
s,,t,,, .o,so, ana a, Tnomnson street, were Sc,
apart Tor the use OF the commissioners OF Charities
during the winter .,r. a aoo6
"a tho Rronkiyn Iiridpe Company tor the sites ON tW
New YORK and Brooklyn sides OF the river iV
s202 oOO the Bridge Company paving all hchs tha
may have accrued uuOn the saine,
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POLICE MATTERS

The money collected In the boxes at the polls on
election day ior the benent OF the Memphis sick
was deposited yesterday In the Butchers and Drov-
ersi Bank to the credit OF the President OF the
Board OF Police, who Will select bank In Memphis
to-day to receive the amount. superintendent
Matse sent 1888 49, the police subscription, to the
Chief Clerk, and similar tranSIer OF thia sum viii
be made.
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several hundred miles over burning sands tied to
the tail OF Turcomans horse; and saw In my
minds eye the horrid pit OF Bokhara where prls.
oners were thrown TO be devoured alive by millions
OF sheep ticks fed and kept alive by that disgust
ing monster, Nasrnllah Khan; together with other
pleasant stories illustrative OF Central Asian life
recounted by Burncs, Wood, vambery and others.
had now passed the utmost limits OF discourage
ment; concluded that was completely check.
mated, and although at last resolved to watch
events and escape II possible, 1t was rather out
u suhen determination to night fate to the last
thah because had any hopes OF success.
my position in other respects was not an ayreea.
ole one. 1 had reduced my baggage to the mini.
mum; was entirely without provisions for mvsely
ana people and forage for my horses and had
been living for the last two days on sour mus tho
iran" OF the Kirghese. / was without a tent or
shelter OF any KIND "a privaticn which / did not
feel much when on the march, but which would
become unendurable II we're to remain station
ary under this tropical sun.
CAMP LIFE UNDER puRBss
Wandered about the camp awhile chewing the
cud OF sweet and bitter fancy, In which the bitter
chiefly predomInated, trying to think OF some plan
by which might soften Colonel welmarn, and
occasionally trying to remember how many days
II takes to starve to death, for I was ravenously
hungry. After awhile was accosted by two or
three officers who, having heard OF the arrival OF
their hospitality, which ! gratefully accepted.
They were very friendly, and could see they were
vyiog 70 make amends for the conduct OF Colonel
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plainly marked out Is not, must not be subject to
discussion; under all circumstances must maintain
order and enforce the respect OF the law
Marshal de MAcAAH0N, Duo De NAgonta.
yxRaA LII 1878
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03

The subscriber determined to quit farm |. ---.i.p
ing, will sell at public sale, On the premises
situated IN Brandywne Hundred, ON the 49,.
new road leading from the Concord pike, to Il ,iy-
WING Crack. the Moses Journey farm adjoining the
farm OF John Graves, Wednesday, March 9TH, IA,
at u O'CLOCK, M, the stock consists as follows; Three
head of horses.
No. Il Horse bill years old bay good and kind In
all kind of harness. good driver and worker.
=. NO z. Ray Franz, coming years old perfectly
broken to all kinds ofharncss, fearless of Locomotive
No. B. Sorrell mare. now years old with loal by
old MOSCOW, perfectly sound, kind ard gentle in all
harness; and "A fine family mare.
No 4. One colt out OF Nell, coming one year Old,
sired by old Moscow very fine
COwS.-Thirteen head, mostly home raised, AL
first class mixers, some In profit, some with calves
by their side others sIringng, onc durham bull
years old, bull one year old, two horse farm wag
gon, one dearborn Wagon, Germantown carriage
aud harness, fire Woods mower, steel tooth horse
rake, one Morrison pillow, one Peacock puw, lair
OF twin harrows, two cuvatoTs all in gui a order
one double set OF wagon harnrss nearly new, set
Of single harness, set cart harness ally new,
sbovcl, forks, spades, hoes rakts grind stone huc
potatots ;, 10 pair OF chickens ,srkey hen; gObipr.
pair of DUCKS slso ,.any articles too mum, rols To
mention, Thirteen u0frs OF wheat In the ground.
9.ERMS.-An SUNS under 80 dllars, cash; nil sums
of so and over the purchaser can haves,N months by
giving bankabe note with approved rudnrs,r. bear
ing interest from date, per ccnt. Oh for cash
~ MlCHs\l HEwELL
L. W. Stidham & Son, An, ioriters icbai
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
PUBLIC SALE.

;sse2 the subscriber intending to quit far
N$G~ ming Will sell at public sale ON the ISSsSJ
.kk..xA-- premises ia Branlywnc Hundred MS~T
On INC iarm known AS the Mary Beesun nl,,,,..r
near Bellevue station, ON the l.. W. Il u, H. Il 81
miles from Wilmington, on WEDNESDAY, the ,1ih
day OF March, 1873, ut O'clock his entire STOCK and
farming implements, which consist of two good VOL
or driv,ns horses: ~
No. a bay mare Flora years old will, ,yor,,
well to any harness and is excellent driver
GNo. e Black horse Dick, 8 years old, rrnLio md n
good worker and driver. 5000 H I"
Seven head of good mich cows suitablo FIR ,i
~ III pfoht by nay OF sale one ne soat pigs poultry
about ~ par OF chickens lot of turkeys and rneas
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.-Onec good new n, 70
ket dearborn, one sleigh and three straps of bells
TWO morse cart, one revolving horse rake one dear
porn body, one corn shelter, one wheel bnrrow ons
Tongue anu straps dearborn harness. cart harness
sct VI uouDl harness. one set OF leading gears cart
sauie ailu harness, pillow gears brides aud collars
nnlerS, COW chains, breast chains, sllnvuls snaIrs
Iorhs noes, rakes, moving scytllcs and sneads lo
OF gram bags, iiaf bushvl half peck measures plows
harIows eutivators double and single tr,cs saw anI
axes, enc Feed box, potatoes anl Irnips by Ihe thc
bus hel; IL lot OF baskets ~ ~ ''''
DAIRY FIXruRES.-OAebu butter tub one cnuru
cream ke,ts; bntter tubs, scales and prints about
Iour I9<eh mix pans nearly buckets and ,oz-
En- MIX cans; lot OF good cider barrels vinegar Inv
the barrel, pork by thr POUND one new reJ,,i,,oyy
COOK stove, rars ot tcdstratl about nine acrrs or
mentioned. ' ~ "'o'"S hot
TERMS.-An sums OF so dollars ana upwar,,s a
credit OF four months will be given by the purchar
giving bankable note with approved endors,,r
xv c.,,,. o. JOHN l.. TALLEY.
Il. w. Stdham u Son. Auctoneers. frb2O
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
PUTRE.TG SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at the late
residence of Patrick Welsh, i'll Branywina Hundred
know rs the Gordon farm, un THURSDAY, March
q, 1873, at 10 O'clock, ln the following stock and
farming utensils, to wit u head OF good milch cows
several OF them are now fresh and others SPRING
ing to cali two citers springng to cali; two veal.
ings, three good horses:
Namely, ON. black mare 10 year! Old, -
gray horse jim, III yrs. old dun horse Harry, IN
6yra Old; three coit~-l mare FANNIE years SZA
old, and yearlng colts; 10 milk cans, lot OF milk
pans lot of new BUCKETS, good shoats, lot OF click
ons one milk wagon, one market dearborn, one car
ringc, one sleigh nearly new, lot Of bells, farm
wagon, with hay bed and with iron axles, one hay
wagon, one moving machine, one steel tooth horse
rake, In good order, ono Van Wlckle fan, ncai ly
new, one good corn shelter; whetlbarrrows, I pair
twin harrows, plow>, one set of double harness.
set of rlag IhaflH ono SIT Of dearborn harness.
sets of pillow Chains one set III leading chains col
lars, bridles lot OF haes lot oil CHAINS forks spades,
Shovcls, Grubbine Hors, ono Post Spade, one
pick one grimstone, one cross cut saw maui and
wedges, lot of grain bags, two grain cradles lot Of
moving scvthcs, one briar scythe, one hay knife.
together with the tenants share of wheat IN the
ground, anl other articles too tedious to mention.
CONDITIONS OF SALE--All sums OF fifty dol
lars and under, cash; all sums over 90 dollars, six
months time will be given, by til" purchaser giving
baikable mote; with approved ,mlprScr Interest at
above iifiv ,oll1rst
UATHhKINE WELSH. Administrative.
CHAS. IL. GORDON.
Dglr x Miller, Auctnnrers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
PUBI,IC SALE.

Tho subscriber intending to omit farming will sel,
at public sale, near Greenve station on the Kcn,rti
PIKE, ON the farm OF Robert Morrow, In Christinnn
iiumited New Castle Comfy, Del, hurs,lay thr
18TH day OF March, 1873, ut O'clock p m the f6iow-
ing personal property: Three head OF hor..s
No l. bay mare Polly, II years old sound and
goi to work or drive anywhere.
NO. z. sam, colt coming years old, large size
beautiful style an active, bread from Prince Albert
the second.
Nos. family horse 6years old, Chestnut sorrel
SOUND and gentle in every respect.
Nlhe head OF cows good for milk aud butter s,me
Win calves by their side other sprngiup iour shna
Chester whites, lot OF chcKeps Nv the pair reach
blow potatoes by the bushe, f
FARMING lMrI EMENTS -onc farm waro, +,
emrasi Nth poles and shafts, oile cumbn, d Nnwcr
AMI 10 alcr, one Bur,lck hay cutter nearly new one
corn shelter, Van wcklc fan In good order tnrnin
cut 'onc roller, two Pnws, ole ~ N harrow three
suuNiorS III good order, double and single trera
ms =, forks fahes Nc nnc guod grind stone two era
ue>' two briar ihcs corn poles with steel ponts
one y lew ladder, bran poles, OK yoKes uN chain
ceM Shrihs to- X chain, post spade broad axe two
r q wagon harness, twp sets Of carriage harness
10" hhrntss collars, BRIDES, haltcfs, Sc ~
ttkh ftATURkS.-upe large churn one bp,tar
ny -FOUR uozen milk Psns, In good ordGr cream Ret
ilts, fIiner bucket, milk huoKeta ns, $50.
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture; sncn aS cheipa
MausteHds, benches, Largo COOK stove, ON, nnrior
Stoye lot Of iron hound meat tubs, barrcls ''''
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-All sum, al cog and
nh0er cash, over s25 credit OF nine onts n III h
given, by purchaser giving bankab!a nnts win ~
proved en'iorseri with Interest from ,lay of s,,lr
T Wv s.,.,. no BERT STUART
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
Public Sale

The subscriber intending TO quit farming W i'll sell 1,
public sale at his residence lat Hares Cnrnr station
New Castle Hd., about Y miles from " ilmiugton
on Friday, March iih 1873 at 10 o'clock, his entire
stock and farming utensils rs follows.
Six head OF hoi ses and colts
No. J. Dick most excellent family horse Il spl,l,-
di driver.
No2 FRANK. good draft horse.
No. g. Nelly, good buggy horse.
No. T. Fancy, fine driver, well bred two colts
60 stock.
Twelve first class mitch NJ the very H. 1t !g,c-
ton song will be in profit by day Of s"lt AID others
springng; lot Of pigs, chicken ,IG. turcys two car
ih.ges,2 buggics, iNw watgon, and Lay rigging
(newN; hcrae vafts, Buckeye reaper AMI mower coma
rincst, Wheeler II Mallen, horse power, two raKcs
Gone new;) fan, plows harrows, enltivators, forks
shoyes, measures, bags, hay Knives, poles in
steel loas, double and single trees ltru4a Baskets
horse blankets, halters, COW chans, carriage, wag-
gon aud pillow harness saddle and brides, l0toi TUT
nips by the busAel sleigh,
Dairy fixtures--Sub as milk cans; some household
and Kitchen furniture.
TERNS.-Au sums of $50 and Il 49, cash. gu all
sums over that amohnt credit Of six Inantbs viii he
given by the purchaser giving u rsnE9blc note with
approved endorsef;W interest II paid when due
u not paid when due Interest from date, per cent
an for cash,
N, IA lunch will be given, No postl,oncment on
account of the weather. ii 1t storms the sale will go
oil under shelter,
GRAHAM BLANDY.
L. W. Stidham s. Son, Auctioneers. feb 20
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
Public Sale of Store Goods.

The subscriber Will sell at public sale, III the village
OF Christiana, White Clay Creek HID, New Castle
Co. Deb, on Thursday March 18th, 1873, the follow
ceries, boots and shoes. tin. earthen, and wooden
ware, a lot of men and boys ready made clothing.
notions and fancy articles, sugar by the pound
lasses by the gallon salt by the sack and many other
articles too tedious to mention, usually kept in a
country store; lot OF empty barrels boxes, c also
shifting top york wagon, one Jenny Lind carriage;
dugout OF mill wagons, all in good order, good
set of carriage harness. wood saw and horse garden
rakes, hoes. &c.
HOUSEHOLD GooDS.-one large ward robe, /
churn and horse, &C.; many other things not enum-
Grated.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. IN.
TERMS.-All sums of go and under cash; on all
sums over that amount credit of months Twill he
given, by the purchaser giving bankabe note with
approved cndorscr; interest added from date.
CHAS. W. ALRICHS.
A. Cannon, uctioneer. feb q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
Public Sale.

WIN b. sold at public sale, at Mermaid, In NIL
Greek Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, ths
lowing personal described personal property OF Mrs
Rebecca Walker, deceased; two head of horses, one
yoke superior oxen, five head of mich cows tbrer
hecrs, horse pow, ard thrtsher grain fans ono
corn shciler, one moving machine OF Woods make 1
spring tooth horse fiue. wagon and bed hay he'd az
cart, market wagon, nj Wagon, light wagon, one.
carriage, two stishs, Que wheel barrow one carra
pole, plDws harrows, cultvators double and sino a
trees, * chains, iurk,i chains, one find stone one
corn drag, maui, wedges and irow, two grain cradles
two hall bushels and hat peck, two sets lead liar
ness ana lead line lot OF tofks, anvil and bellows lot
of carpenter OILS, o.c turning lathe.
HOUSEHOLD AND Kitchen furniture sueh "a
beds, b tstcads and adding tables CHAIRS settees
three stores, one parlor stove Two cpeIs book case
and borkS, vinegar aud csskS, ats by the bushel.
and mniy Other articles 10 'tous too mention.
TEliMS.-An si u,s under S2j cash, on ali s,l,ns
over r25a creit of months will be given without in
tercsi, by the nchas giving binkable note and
satisfactory security ii not raid when due interest
from day OF sale.
Il. }. Brown, AdministI atrfx
iIohN bIHc"ihi AUG t'ohccr. tubN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber intending to quit farming will sell
at public sale at his tarm near McCeliandsvi two
miles frnm Newark, IN White Clay Greek Hundred,
on FRIDAY, March 18th, 1878, at IL O'Clock, M The
tOioN ing personal property -Four good work horse
Two Of them good drivers tAu cuws, one yoke
TS.cssIspoi sood hom; RAISED Young oxen. =
N6SLyS wen broken; ltwn horse wagon one ~ Y
Xk.-N-- OK cart, onc uS-yoke, one Union mower,
eai., itw; two horse wheel cutiyator, plows, cul-
tNators, twin harrow, wagon harness, &c; pillow
gears rakeS aud forks double and single trees; 81
bushels Vi oats potatoes by the bushc, and good hay
by the ton. ~
Clellandsviilr, which is close by two horse wa
CONS, 2 new Germantown carriages, 1 new market
wagon, new Atwood plOws, new Twin harrowa, new
cultyMtors, iron post spades, double ant single trees
CONDITIONS OF SALE.--All sums under sos
CASH all over that amount credit OF SIX months will
be given, by purchaser giving bankabie note with a-
proved endorser; and II paid maturity no interest
w be charged not paid, interest will be charged
from day OF sale.
VIM. MoCLELLAND.
oh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
PUBLIC SALE,

fySffT The subscriber intending to quit
49, t t,g, Mil' scli at pubic sale, on IN
died, On tbs road leading from New Castle 10 Hure's
Corner one mile from New Castle and half mile from
Hhres Corner, on THURSDAY, March O. 1874 L,,y
entire stock and farming impi, ments to vii. Sly
mead of good horses. Wv '
No I. Bay horse Charley. years Old a good ,lri,
Me- No., Bay mare lower, years odd good driver
No; ?; Bay horse buck, Ie years Old, good farm or
his MILE in Sk gentle in all kinds of harness
No; o., BLACK mare iannics years Old, good worker
Not. Black colt Lacy, sired by sherman. for
style and action cannot be surprised.
r. Heyffnteen head OF hiFiiof mich all home
raised WIN calves nj their SIDES, and the rest Will
be IN profit by the first OF April; heal OF hetrrs
anu two Years Old one full biOo,led Durham bull
h0SS Two sows WIN pigs six shOuts of Chester County
Witt M nSMgl!ry 1ssk: tgrksys and chickens
carriage. nearly new; | shining son buggy nearly
new, with pole shafts; market drarboin si.ipk
anu hs-, iarn wagons, IRON axle nearly new one
gng, iron harvester combined, in good order. one
gram drill, with grass seed attachment, two horse
rakes one steel tooth horse rake, revolving rake
two horse roller. Van Wicket ian, / hay or Straw
cutter corn shelter grindstone. wheelDarrow one
!. corn pows. eutivators, corn coyerrr sets If
twin larrows double ami single trees sci OF double
hll ness set OF carriage harness, set Oi dearborn
harness. set Of leading gears. set of pin chan., wa
gon harness cart saddlcs and names. pillow gears,
riding saddle and bridle ladys saddle lot Of collars
lrides halters, dozen COW chains hoes r.krs
shoyes, spades forks, grain cradle moving scythcs
and sncads ,srubhng hoes AMI pioksmauI ai.l waJge
60, straw knife, crowbars, lot OF grain bugs balance
beam, weighs 500, half bnshei and half peck meas
urCs, t "
DAIRY FiXTURES.--Largec hurn, with two han
dies, chdrn horse, butter tubs cream kettles milk
buckets, dozen Of pans nearly new.
HOuSEHOl4D AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WORK and wash stands. kitch0n tables, BENCH one
cupo0aiu ciothcs morse, benches, furnace, horse
trough. lot Of picked pork, 40 acres of,yhrat in
me ground and hay by the ton, and many othef ar
tcies necessaryto heearryng OF alarge and well
, sale 10 commence IT 10 O'CLOCK, q, NJ sharp, AMI
no postponeinent on account of the weather 49,"
TERMS OF SALE.--All sums OF SIS and under
CASH ON al sums over that Amount credit OF nine
month";, WIN be given, by the purchaser giving a
bhnkable note with approved endorscr; Interest nI-
ded. A lunch will be served IVA
a., s,,,, MARY CALLAHAN.
Ii.i,t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
PURLIC SAIE.

~ The subscriber intending to decline -
in farming Will sell at pnhc sale, ON the =. ~
6HA ialm OF Col, McCombs, near Clay go
mont In Brandywinc HID, New Castle County, Della
ware, ON WEDNESDAY, Maroi 18th, 1873, at ten
O'clock, a. nj the following STOCK of horses, COWS
farming implements, &c. which will bo so.d without
reserve, -Four horses all OF which good farm ~
road horses also colt two years old, sired by dos m
Hudde's horse, Ben FRANKLIN, .Ir.. II good MIX
COWS several OF which will have calves w thor .,af
OH day of sale, bun two years old
FARMING IMPLEM ENTS, Two guCL farm, VIA
gos, milk wagon, sleigh and bclls ali Of which ~.
in goUd order; eac two hdrst POWER amt thraser IA
good order, g good mowers AMI rGap.rs cumb!n d.
grain drill, corn Shelter steel tooth horse rake
telegraph fodder cutter for hand horse uns Van
wicKie ian, one double roller III aily nov. plol.hs
harrows, cultyators spades, shovcls; forks, raKcs
moving scy thcs AMI grain cradles, non wise. double
aud single trees, srt double carriage harness. net
single harness. two SGT stage harness., rbugh gears,
cart gears, collars, brides, hltrrs; Sc.; ona grind
stone with friction rollelA, whrrlharr0w,
DAIRY FIATUkEN--Sueh ~ milk churus, buck
cts, &c; lot Of chickens.
Lot OF household and Kitch,u fi,rn,gro
TERMS--Ai suins ot SOL and ind. cash all sums
over that amount CT, dit Nf inomls will be given
by the purchaser giving u bankah . note with apIrov
I'd enlorser, with Interest from day OF sale
MARCELLUS PRICE.
l.. w Stilham 6. Son. Auclionecrs III 20
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03

The undersigned will sell Mt public sale lat n
his residence On the farm of Mrs. Rachel TSIA
Mifhn on the State road, one mile from Nc An
Donough, ON Wednesday, March 9th, 1873, tue iui-
lowing stock and farm utensils nine horses, several
OF which are excellent drivers, the rest are good
workers, odd mule, this mule is OF fine size
good worker, ak mich cows, three Of the have
calves at their sides, yoke Of oxen, years Old 10
head of young cau, fat steer, ito be sold for CASH.
shoids tChescr White three iron axle wagons, one
peach bed with springs, lot Of peach baskets york
carriage and haresss grain drills with phos phate at
tachment, Reaper and Mower combined, corn fhcl-
Ter. nearly new, gram fam steel tDoth horse rake,
gears, brides, collars &c., twin harrows, fiuke
harrows, 5cnltivators, Heckedorn plows, Con-
cave plows corn plows, lot of corn folder, pork
by the pound, &c.
Household and Kitchen furniture Also. 80 acres
OF wheat IN the ground. Sale to commence at ten
O'Clock. %. IN.
TERMS.-An sans of twenty dollars md under
cash; over that amount credit OF eight months will
., given by the purchaser giving judgment note or
bond with approved security.
ISAAC HOLSToN.
y. Nj. Enos, Auctioneer. feb q