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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-12

A MONTANA Posr OFFICE-A special
agent of the Post Office Department is
reported to have had al amusing expert
enoe while making his official visit Of in
spection at Iron Rod. Going into the
post Office, he found the room divided
into three different sections-irst q ga
loon, next the post Office, and the last a
faro bank. The mail bag was brought
IN. A rongh-looking customer opened
1t. and emptiod tho contents on tho floor.
Tho entire crowd got down on their
hands and knees, and commenced over
hauling the letters, among which several
were registered, and selected such az they
wanted. After they were through, the
remaining letters were sLoveled into
candle box and placed on the bar. The
spec:a! agent. thinking the Office needed
little regulating, asked the bartender,
who had received and distributed the
mail, If he WAS the postmaster. He an
swercd, NO" "Are you tho assistant
postmaster?" "No." "Where's the
postmaater?" "Out mining" "Where's
tho assistant postmaster" .'Gone to
Hell'a Canon, and. by thunder, Bill Jones
has got to run this post Office next week {;
It's bis turn" The Government official
then asked who be was, aud demanded
| VIZ nSCo VI VIC 1u0 OIr-G9uler
coolly took the candle box from the bar
put it on the floor and gave it a kick.
sending it out Of the door, swing:
There's your post Office, and now yit. y
The agent says: knowing the customs
Of the country, lost 10 tme in follow.
lug this advice. and got" That Office
was discontinued.
Correspondence Cincinnati GusyUe.
A fIEND!sH FATHER A colorel man.
Oy tue name of Sandy Brown, who is in
the employ Of Judge ALEU-, Of the Iufe.
rior Court, WAS arrested yesterday and
carried before Justice Levy, on the
charge of i'll treating his son, boy
about six years old It was proved. on
bringing the child into court, that he
was. scarcely able to walk, from the effects
OF severe branding he hud undergone
at the hands OF the monster be knew as
father. The child's statement was an
affecting one, as he made it with tears in
his eyes, while he trembliugly looked to
the door, as though afraid of some one.
lie said that he had remained away from
home longer than he should have done
one day. and that his father bad heated
piece Of iron that felt like fat hinge,
and applied it, while almost hot, to
his thigh, which was burned to the ap>
pearance OF raw meat. Whom the father
was questioned as to his tiendish con-
duct, he insolently replied, that he had a
right to lo with his children as lie liked.
This excited the indignation of the
crowd to such an extent that they gaye
vent III strong terms to their feelings,
until he was removed to Jail, to await
trial by the Criminal Court. Muior De.
Lany heard OF the revolving deed, and
interested himself ut once in behalf OF
the child, whom he took to neighbor
lug drug store, and relieved him OF pain
ns much as possible with remedial appli.
cations. The colored people are much
exercised about the matter, and are very
anxious that full justice should be done
the unfecling parent. Charleston Me,cs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-12

mE1oTEL ARRIVALS, Juno H. Wheeler
Ho"se-W q McNeily, N Y; John II
Ferris, n G; j B Frey, Md; J II Coun-
selman, G r Paul, Nj L Ogden, " II
Mclaughlin, G B Hinton, G II Potter,
y $ A; G E Boggs, Charleston; L B
Marsh, L M Clark, N G; G Keller, U S
A; \ Newburger, Cal; G Fl Beckman, S
Q; G q Shaw, NY; W L Hardin, Md; S
B Ratchford, York; r Hyer, U A.
Columbia Hotei-John D Bolls, G IL c
Il Il; d Brown, N C; G L B Marsh,
Montgomery; J w O'Brien, It D Giles
pie, + Q Rantin, Charleston; \ Selig-
man, n y.
at Dcs Moincs, the other day, four
negroes got oc spree, one took out his
little jack knife, aud now there amt but
three.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-12

the CITY at o clock j. NJ, after having
spent IL merry day.
The Library Committee hereby nc.
knowledge the receipt OF donations OF
books and pamphlets, as set forth in the
following list. those of our citizens
who have books to present will plcase
sond them to the Central National Bank:
Il. D. Hale Son. Publishers, Murray
street, New York, II volumes; DR.. John
Fisher, II volumes; John a. Crawford,
Is volumes; Mrs NJ. j. Morrison, 5
volumes; DR.. }. J. Goodwin, l volume e; ;
Master Ohm Pearson, II volumes; +. W..
McAlaster. 80 volumes; Mrs. nj. c.
Waiter, 70 volumes; Mrs g. l.. Palmer,
y volumes, IL pamphlets; Frank II.
Elmore, IL! volumes; Rev. T. II. Gaines,
! volume; Mrs. l.. Lyons, 81 pamphlets;
Mrs. Shelton, 13 pamphlets; Jacob
Wells, 3 volumes; Capt. a. r. Taylor,
~ volumes, 3 pamphlets; julius Walker,
II volumes; Mrs. hiayrant, II volumes,
81 pamphlets; w. J. Taylor, 4 volumes;
Mrs NJ: Gage, 7 volumes; Miss Carroll,
pamphlets; Capt. Hugh Thompson, 2
volumes; Prof. Reynolds, 32 volumes, 2
pamphlets; Prof. Rivers. 2 volumes; Or.
LaBordc, 46 Volumes; Edwin L. Gary,
~ volumes, Is pamphlets; Rev. Z. 4.
Boles, volume; DIR. J. G.. Edwards, 10
yolumes; O.. Z. Pelham, Jr., Q volumes;
Prof. Cummings, volumes; Mai. w.
Il. Gibbea, 5 volumes Samuel w. irwin,
volumes; DR.. Geo. Howe, volumes;
Rev. DR.. Wilson, 20 Volumes; Hopson &
Sutphcn, 4 volumes; Wm. Williams, l
volume; Rev. Richard McIlwanc, 6
volumes; Edwin j. Scott, 10 volumes;
Julian q. Peixotto, 6 volumes, 4 pam
phlets; Coz! Frank Fick'ing |! volumes;
Rev. NJ. Aicndcnhall, volumes.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
A UCTIoN HOUSE OF WILLIAM VAN TAssELL,
~ (succcssor to Johnston and Van Tassein,
At THE OLD STAND, iiO liz, ia EAST THIRTEENTH
STREET, near Fourth avcnuc
IMPORTANT SALE OF FLOODED STOCK
AT AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 30,

WILLIAM VAN TAssELI, AUCTIoNEER.
SADDLE H0RSE-BRIGHT BAY SADDLE HORSE,
ylred by Lexington dam Bessy Brush: by Glcpeoe i5.s
superior Under saddle broken to all gaits which be
Ohapged by movement rcns Is very stylish. and
5e ridden Or driven by sSy formerly the property Of
:, BASHAw COLT-BROWN GELDING, SIRED ny
Richmond, dam Baslaw mare l5,t hands high, 5years
meyer been handled Tor speed but is very promising
and with little handling, will trot very fast; very syi
i'h sSrsh hn nHS true GoLrBAY GELprxG ALL
dam by old iimbali Jackson; iS hands ligh, years
old has been driven but twice single but is thcroghly
6r trotter and promises to be very iast he Is very
stylish and anssoRe sSppd % Kind R ana coY nurrr
TOP oiS% %AG6N-FGLL i sPRiNa TOP WAGON. BUILT
ssDs &C. q sFgH sFGGRs SEAT 1 LBS BUILT
l. ROAD WAGON-X SEAT SIDE BAR WAGON, BUILT
by o Z? ssS BUILT BY HAT
pf@ RoaD 4 D'VI MxaoN-rN GOOD ORDER, BUILT by
tho pcdiprces IRE guaraneod the sale positive and
twtout lination will be on exhibition at Mart alter
{ VTROTTiNd TEAM BLACK HAWK MARES, l4sl
hands high anl years old Kind and true in all hsr
pess: ree vice can rot together in 250 one can
TOR WAGON, SIDE BAR. HALE SPRING WITH
pole and shafts, nearly built by Wood Bros and set
aq16eGS qT6G c%RT BAY HORSE
,161l hands high years Old kind and trac in all har
pothng; vii stand by locomotive has great endurance;
"TnNpsM "Sh'sMS 'GIa GmIHaRNEss, GOLD MOUNTED, MADE By
pnG GCXRT-TwO-wHEELED TANDEM CART, BUILT
by Corbitt Co., and nearly new.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A tCTI0N HOUSE OF WILLIAM VAN TAssELL
II Quccessor to late Johnston Van IasselD,
at the old stand no ll2 ia East Thirteenth street.
- SALE OF HORSES, COAL CARTS, &C,
THE PKopERTY Of a COAL CARTlNG CONTRACTOR.
u ON WEDNESD OCTOBER !, AT IL O'CLOCK,
FIRST AVENUE AND AVENUE a.
!, BROWN HORSE, IL HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and Harness
GRAY HORsE II HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
Ind true In all harness and warranted sound Also Coal
sOKREL iOKsE. II HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
hnd true In harness and warranted sound also Coal Cart
! BLACK HORSE, II HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in ali harness and warranted sound also Cart
and Harness.
/ BROWN HORSE. Is,k HANDS. YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness and warranted sound also Cart
and Harness.
BLACK HORSE, II HANDS 7 YEARS OLD; KIND
end true IL all harness and warranted eound also Coal
Cart aud Harness
= BAY HORSE. l5n HANDS uIGu YEARS OLD I;
Kind and true in all harness. and warranted sound also
: GRAY MARE iSlS HANDS, 6 YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in ali harness; tree from vice. aad warranted
sound; also Cart and Harness.
/ SORREL HORSE. II HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness; free from vice. and warranted
lPound; also Cart and Harness
i Double Truck top Wagon hosting Tubs, Derricks,
Blocks, Hay Cutters, &C., DC.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
THE TURF.

nm p<or :, -. ..rr uurrrxo
r1s' o nsy TGEss.n
5,!SIs sa%mls 3 ss;Sa sssS lAsfs : hurley
3 BiausSii's sii 81 tr y ,a !. isss Sessy '''"
T. Carpen,er's III :. u.
q. d J. Xisss%f rses's Il. :. n. n pssiissy' sssie.
~; Baser's b. m; Su;na.e.
& & MfFsssSs, FsIii,ps : : M nnii Ga. S;s,'' IT,
Rsn Bean h.ss S.sS sn A wsssSsrp sssss r'a,GsAa aslss
SAME DAi-Purse OF $780, for horses that never beat
yohSp rSgI|nny MSrHny's os H.,g r. Grace gsrtram.
- ). :. sssaS Ssasnas i ": !: lax =. Fyrsaa snm'.
PAN s;ss'. ss.s's i If +; ziS s&|sa kss'''
5ESSsssSS SHy ., s,e 70,
5Mne4,s 5Shn rs,nlyf z = fd1si ;, III Lady rafer.
8 8 bbsl1sSss bsn:a1!s Is 8 q cf.ral f.Sy wS;s RSy
" 5se1sil'. 5Ss,R;, s. & g. esd Ss!.7l:. 7Sl:ss
2. pOty's g b. 3; Joe FLAT. ou.
SS s"''' '''''
for iorsss assy ylss nS'n: beat
) ): RePi9p,' p pS Il rs slS. + g. g. yHm; My9,.
DIN Mac.'s B. 6, Tip Hien
FtS oss sSs $50. for horse.
- = ii. Philips z. IN. Flora.
owners br. III. Wicklow Witch.
u. Carpenters blk h.
~. y. Fock's b. m. Sadie.
y. Dunhan's b. M CIrrie White
H. Gascy's b. G. Bob.
y. Evans b. III. Mag.
y. :. Bakers b. Gulnarc.
Geo Mrigbps b. q. Phil O'Neil Jr
Dan Maccs blk Young FilLDgham.
Hon Macc's S. m WaShburn MUD.
SsMurphy's t. G. Everett lay.
owners g. e. Stranger
Ihos O2.c's b. m. Richmond Girl.
SAME DAYPurse Of SOD for horses that never beat
I'm ~ S'' 'o~
Dan Maces blk IN. Blanche.
j. Murphy's b. z. Char.ey Green.
J. IL Phillips b. q. Id. White
JAS Douqrey's bf. x. Joker
VIM. LOvclls' b. g. Barney Kelly.
John Doty's b. IN. Lydia Thompson
]. y. Bakers b. 6. Tom Keelcr
= FOURTH DAY, SATURDAY, Oct A-Furs. Of 800 for
double teams
!; H. Phillips pair Of bays Mack and Prince.
II. j. Flck'ss. and b. Emma and ClOthcsptn.
w H. Schencks b. and blk. listncr and AdcnoiS
VIM. Tlorne's blks. Ripley and mate.
j. nenton's blKs Tom and mate
SANE DAiIlisndicsp Hurdle race purse Of $500.
Z. Bouglrum's blk. 6. Gerald, aged.
T. w. Waldr0n's CD. m Maid OF Athens, aged.
Geo. Peppers - &. Revenge, aged.
Admission 10 all parts Of the track ST. tickets for meet
ing, u 5U WM MCMAHON, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

A THOMAS I. d. BALL CO., 1Ss WOOSTER
"A. street between Prince and Houston, .
Wholesale and Retail IIprncss Commission Merchants
Large stock O. Harness sutsbe for buggy Rockaway,
express m, track and livery use aud at prices that
cannot Lo beaten.
Blankets Robes, Halter, &c.
40 broadway expt n5cs Or pront
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

/SOygRNOR's ISLAND OPEN TO VISITORS THE
" ne W and elegant steam yacht GOVERNORS ISLAND
leaves Custom House Pier ut tho Battery every hour
from "a. ~ until +. NJ, for Governors Island The
and NJ trips Of the yacht from The city to day will be
In visitors an inside and outside view Of the fort and
Publications. Fare, 15c. each way.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
r PARK FAIR aRoUNDs-MoNDAY

spRoSPECr PARK FAIR GROUNDS-MoNDAY,
september 29 at ~ o'clock p. M.-Mach 1000,
milo heats. best in 8; II. W. Howe b. g. Sleepy
Bin, l. s. Samnlis names b. &. Tom. Same day-Match
800, mile heats, best In s; L. s. Sammis nancs CHI e.
venture; NJ Rodgers names b. z. Abe. Good day and
track. q. w. OAKLEY, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

r r TRAvER, AUCTIONEER
81. TRAvER 4 WRIGHT viii sell on Monday, Septem
0 O'Clock a. No 80 Great Jones street. ParOI
Suits SOFAS, Rockers walnut and other Bedsseds par
BILE top Cottage Suits Bureaus Washstand feather Beds
and filows Mattresses Blankets rablos, Chairs, Mir
fofs, Clocks Brussels and ingram Carpets Cooking
Ranges Kitchen Furniture, &C. also, to pay advances,
giadies' Gold Watches and CHAINS.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

rIlO LET OR FOR sALE-IARGE STABLE, ON TWO
lots. In Little Wost Twelfth street Tenth
nuc also Stables and Sheds East Eleventh street.
Canal street.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
"A Uate Johnston Van 1as3clD,
OFFICE AND SALESR00M, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the fost oiice.

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE Is
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES,
10 TO 20 THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
The business will be conducted on precisely the same
ntffot and honora bile principles which have always char
ncterzed dealing; of house and won She respect
knd confdencc of the business community as well as the
public Mt large ,, ,., ,.r,D.y
Entries Tor sale may be made, usual either Mt our
4oMntown house ~ Nassau street. or al the Mar' ~ 10
rs Thirteenth street. near University place. ,->,ro
.IIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONS1GNMENTs.
BALE COMMENCES AT 1917 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

CTEENBERG, LEvENTHAL CO.
- Respectfully notify tho public that on Thursday and
Friday October and WIN take place their special
opeuing Millinery Goods consisting Of the latest styles
oi trimmed Bonnet and Hats OF our own manufacture,
from the latest Paris designs Our eiegs ny fitted show
room on the second floor will bc the pton
OF our lady upon those days We also call your
special attention 10 stock OF Ribbons veyes real
and limitation Laces Feathers Flowers, jet Ornaments
Hosiery, Gloves and general assortment of Trimmings
and Fancy Goods, at remarkably low prices STERN
BERG, LEvENTHAL CO., 2e9 Grand street. and 81
Eldridge.
CPECGAL NOTICE.--MME. BARNES, 5ll SIXTH AVE
> nue.. will open Tuesday, September 30 choice
stock OF mourning dreas Gaps and Esaddrcs sses also,
infants caps ana chdrens French B0nncts. NJ B.-Pat
tern Caps for the trade.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

HUGH n. CAMP win soil at auction, on
TUESDAY, September 80 l61A
O.. L. O'Clock, ut the
Exchange SaiesrOOm.
III Broadw Nv Trinity Buildlns),
the valuable Building and Lets No lis and ils Cntor
psce south side, between Sixth avonuo and Macd0uga
Street, building three story brick l3xs0 feet with ex
tension This property Is well adapted for arst oass
ms on bond and mortgage.
Maps and hll pari'c llars at Auc6o1eer's 00re LOG
Broadway, corner Pine street
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

l oSr1LEtr IN TwENTY-THfRD STREET SfAGB,
r'mAy i1orning down trip. c0py Of Kny's IntcresS
room B. ' ~ ~
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1s7s-oU ADkurLE SHEET
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

T ARGE DARK BAY HORSE. 6 YEARS. l6 HANDS
~ ~; ~; vcy hsn lsene black years. lsh hands Go
u nile In aa $0: both warranted per oct and SOUND
owner has no further for them isi West Forty ffti
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

KTRe q. RHINDS MILLINERY OPENING WILL
Vl take place on Wednesday and Thursday, October
and - the display OF Round Hats and Bonnets viii be-
RrO
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

A T AUCTIoN-ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l. 1873.
on the premises OF s. l.. Hsigh Westchestcr village,
etuatod on the Wcstchester road CHURCH and
Vntonport Hotel and nve miles Harlem Bridge Ia
miles IRON fremont dcpo Westchcs.cr county, " OF
Al the elegant and last trottns and fan!ly Horses Car
Imported Cattle, including an elegant and fast Team
}esfs Old sired BY Trustee rust dam by khsn Allen are
SON team; raised and bred In westchcstcr Village; can
}rot single double in 20 and warranted sound and
ls hands high years old has rseorl Of 2:s5 and
hands high years old sired NY Royal George and
can IN ti0 and waran cd sound and kind also farm
Horse 5H hands high, years old; or the be II
farm horscs IN the county he Is sound Kind and true
owner Full description, pedigree. age &c viii 30 war
yapted RFor full descriptions, &c. zee descriptive
caajoeues ready day Of gale sale positive, rain or
shine 10 hi hest bidder, without limit.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

). faASss %kIsaT s,l :s!l , Msns.y, M ssg,s% en-
S1s Snd 'pp poW sas sakss ha Mir
coSf Bu;S qs ssrsH s pet SSSSn
siadies Gold Watches and CHAINS.
+ sHoNG0oD 4 60. AuoTIoNEEes 1 WILL . SELL
C on Mondn at o' ei2sI a. H a. SH h'snn ave-
EVILS E, WOOD. AUorIoYEkR
Yeioss = 81 sss 4: sis%i:s: s:saDs 5es
Saa dur.
e. 70 ~ sss S%r. stss
GJ o op o. y
3 q NE D ssp 30 % SsS
soms'y :1 s. assy e LEWIS No Mont
MORTGAGE sALs .,..
entire Fu%Ss' c Ss sdaa% Ds a%SVps VIsw sfE Mor..
N'ms5SHsSs sSsss Msi'sfssisF sssSas'y sasf
vox Wly rel! .su,t.s a. auction; a ,v,,
commencing a. icH cipcf T. H. "a On he premises,
ss e ssc, S II
walnut bedroom Farniture made 10 orc order % and nearly
Gsff
Trains leave Grand Central depo. a. TO- Oc and 10 10
g FUR
Tuesday Sept 20 1873 at 10 O'Clock A. M at No. 60 Beach
street gentee Household Furniture consisting OF Par,or
and Dining Room sets black walnut and lied Bed.
room suits hair and straw Aatresses feather Bed,
Stoves. Hat Rack.
pAwNBRoKERs sALEa-JAMEs AGAR, AuC.
tioneer, will cell, at 80 New BOwery on Monday, at
Io oelock 2cS lots Mems Clothing al o'sSck so lots
arst s;sest Ius;dsy Mems and Women's, 0i,!hdns
saa eSar ~s
solomons Co, Eighth avenue.
DAwNBROKER'S SALES
BY THOS, J. MoGRATH, Auetioneer, 1S Chatham st.,
MoHday-Mens Cothjpg.
BY order y. Levy Grand street
Tuesday-Nen's and Womens Clothing.
by order J. Frederick, Bicecker street.
Thursday-Women's Clothing, Blankets, &C.
BY order Moss Brothers, Cathsrne shee"
Ffidav-Men's and Wonen's ClothnS. ,y,u,.-.h,,.
BY order A. H. SamueIs Grand street, "nn~"sou's'
DAwNBRoKEes sALBs.1BY RIchArD FIELD.
il ShSri6-s and General Auctonser
- Saicsro0m III Bowery,
Monday scptcmbcr 2a Mems ana Womths OiothihS'
nv order ifenry McAleenan, Eighth avenne
Tvesdav Sc rtcmber 80, watches ana Jewery. BY or
der Simpson, Green Co. lSi bowcIrytiv o,r,..
Wednesdsy, October l, Mems ana Womens oothing.
By order Patrick FreeI. WilllansbMg ,,,.., 60.
order Mrs j. Fuilsn, sls West Thirty y.ninth street
Orasr a,gh McAleenah eJ SECOND Aysnns'
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

REglyAL or THE TOURNoURE BUsTLE.
~ Novelties, EXPIRE SLY designed 10 suit tho
iall style of dress. now ready.
- Entirely new styles the old ia vorite.
Tho Lady OF Lorne, tho rrncess and Gabrielle.
zow novel; ana for graceful elegance not 70 pc sur-
passed. J. s. COLBY.
throo doors west OF Union square.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

TIIGUIY IMPORTANT NOTICE.
IL Tho steamboat for the great sale OF the
LEGGETf ESTATE
MONDAY morning September 70 from
Fulton Slip ct 1880 0oleek
VIII stop at
Eighth street, ll9th street and Astoria
place carriages viii be In waiting to convey guests 10
the ground
'0' "'' JERE JJ66fHiSSoN. Jr. Il rark row,
before 10 O'Clock on Monday morning.
TERE JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONBER.
J Wsstchester in ble1o over the great
Jubilee auction Of the
grand Old
Leggett Estate dour Cottages and G5 gltedged LotO.
at Springhursk
Ia the
Twenty third ward of New York. on the
Grand Southern Boulevard,
minutes walk from Port Morris three minutes
from Harlem River, by Portchester Railroad, which
runs through the property. To be sold at auction, the
premises by pcrenptory order OF r. T. Young ESD,
MONDAY, sept 20, 1873.
1t Is confidently expected that this will tc tho
greatest sale ever. made on the Planet
The property warrants it. IT is the Fifth avenue Of
westcfcsler. 1t viii be wonderful opportunity for
speculation, as the terms wilsbe very easy. 49,
q The Seventh Regiment Band will be there and 30 will
HARRISON tho great SINGER, whilo Weeks will outdc him
self In serving the banquet under The great tent and
Fisher will astonish every one With his daring feats In
stopping nj Morrtania. - .
Park row, and Information Of FRANSI OLf TILNkf
MOSHER, No. 2 Nassau street, New YORK.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-16
No 2eEw

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
Dout of the Circuit Court If the State Of
Oregon for the County 81 Polk and - ne
dirccied | ave levied nTon and will sell a.
Public auction to the hschc~t bidder f"r cash
IN hand in front of the Court House door in
Dallas Polk County Oregon hcfween the ioufs
Of o'cloak A " and O'Clock 7 II on SAT
URUAY
THE 3Oth DAY OF AUGUST fa.3,
All the right title and interest Of A II Bah
cock IN and to the folio wing described premesos
10 wit: The Donation Land Claim of II
Babeock claim M - IN Township South
Range west in Section OF said Township
except fifty acres sold to q Litcbfold said
prem Sos heng situated in tho County
Of Polk AMI State ot Oregon with ail tho appur-
tenances thereunto belonging to satisfy first
judg geunent in favor Of l.. Il. Babcvck against
A. D. Bacock for the sum OF Five hundred and
twenty four dollars with interest and the futher
sum Of two hundred and twenty tufeu anI
eighty-fve ono hundreds dollars costs and
costs Of Execution: and also tor a judgement
in favor Of s. VI. Babcock and against 4. d,
Babcoek for the SUM of FIVE hundred dollars
and interest aud twenty three and fifty fSc
one hundreds dollars costs with costs Of Exc
cution, aud also for judgement in favor o. s.
VI. Bahcock and against 4. u. Bahcork FIR
| the sum Of tour hundred and nine dollars and
| interest with thirty-one fifteen oud hundredth
dollar with costs of execution.
| Dated this July the 3oth "l8J3-'
s. r. Bureh
Sheriff Of Polk Co, Oregon
Aug 81 fw