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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
A NORTHERN VIEW OF TEXAS,

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
,nerciaI writes: Texas is a rich State in
labited by poor people, with seven million
cattle, and not milk enough 10 give nall Tn 2
child ZEN drink; a sovereign state WhlGn
must ask New York's permission to build
railroad; with so much good land that II
makes the owners poor to hold it; with such
a bewildering mass of native wealth that
pee, le suffer in deciding what to do; SO
much to enjoy that they have not the energy
to erjoy anything but laziness, and so mild
climate that cool, stimulating breeze is
called "blue norther." The State needs
about hundred first-class funerals, and a
milii n or two Northern settlers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
POLITICAL.
Promised Revelations Of LincOln's
Cabinet.
Gideon wells DIARY.

NEW YORK, May 20.--It is announced
that ex-Secretsry OF the Navy Gideon
Wells, who kept diary of all that was
done in the Cabinet [of Mr.. Lincolnl, viii
reply to Charles Francis Adams. Among
other things, he will be able to prove that
Mr.. Lincoln desired to appoint Mr.. Dayton
Minister to Great Britain, and was only
induced to change bis mind and appoint
Mr.. Adams by the urgent appeals Of Mr..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
Commerce UnprOfitabIe.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, May 20 United States Mar
shall Mic LAY has arrived here for the pur-
pose of putting Capt. John Magwyer in
possession of seven blocks in the northern
part of tie city, which have just been re-
covered through the Supreme Court from
the Tyler heirs. The property is of i'm
rnovca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
FOREIGN.

Pa
Fhe Khfvsn Khan mos Captured d.
LeaneE, May 20.--A dispatch from st.
Petersburg says there Is no truth IN the re-
port that Khiva has been taken and u
Khan is q prisoner. There is much anxiety
in st. Petersburg concerning the ultimate
success of the expedition against Khiya
Two Of the columns have been delayed by
heavy snow storms and the third which
! forms the advance is still severed.
- vt vfenna's Fancy stocks.
p NEW York, May 20.@The london pa
pers OF the 10th, received tonight psr Java /,
contain very little relative to. the recent
Vienna panic The Times says in lis
money article: In foreign markets pric s
have again been fat throughout, and from
Vienna general collapse Is telegraphed OF
all the unsound financial securities recently
created there. Most of the questionable
financial paper lately in circulation ema-
mates from Vienna, and the crash to-day 10
that city has exercised an effect on the
German bourses. 1a iosl sa1 q4dlo
p The Telegraph Of the 10th contains tbs
folloWingi 3 n 81 Z s41s5s,g.., sa--.a
Berlin, Friday Nag 16.-The bonrse
here Is very Dull in consequence of the
have heen about 200 failures among out
side spectators.
The Roman Question to be settled by
Prayer.
London papers state that the clergy ano
Jesuits of Belgium are making great efforts
to organize pilgrimage into the heart Of
France to the celebrated shrine at Psrayle-
monial, there to pray for the restoration o.
the temporal power Of the Pope. Each
province of the realm is also invited tt
dedicate banner to our Lady OF the Sacred
! Heart.
Carving the War into Africa.
A mission of monks and nuns, WHIT
have in view the establishment of schools
for boys and girls and the propagation
their religion in upper Egypt, have arrived
| at Khartown.
A FrIghtful Record.
In tie latest intelligence from Peru is
brief statement to the effect that OF $3.50
Coolies shipped from Macao to Peru duriDi
the past II years 3,227 perished from ship
wreck, and five per cent. ofthe whole from
suicide or sickness.
The French Volcano.
LONDON, May 20.-A dispatch from Ver
saiIles reports the sitting of the Nailons
Assembly very stormy. Members OF th
Right openly declared their desire to owe
throw Theirs.
VERSAILLES, May 20.-In the Assembl.
to day NJ Louis Buffet was reelected Pres
of the Chamber by 359 ballots against 2o
cast for NJ. Mattel. The vote indicates tn
success of the Interpolation introduced b.
the Conservatives yesterday. The deoat
has been p0stponef until Friday.
The CarIIsts Capture a Brawiing Rad
LONDON, May 20 Mr.. Bradlaugh, Will
on his way to Madrid to present the Fog
lish resolutions congratulating Spain on ID
establishment of Republic, was take
prisoner by the Carlists, but soon af,erwar
released.
News from Ancient Nineveh.
New YORK, May 20.-A Herald specis
dated London to-day, says: George Smit
of the Daily Telegraph, correspondent i
Assyria, has found the Kings library I
Nineveh and discovered numerous ysluabl
fragments, particularly the missing portion
of the broken tablet containing the histor
of the delugs hitherto deciphered in II
| British Museum.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
THE CROPS.
Texas Swarming with Grasshoppers
Consuming Every Green Thing in
. Their Way, E

And Marching NOrthward by the
Millions. --..
ST. LOUIS, May 20--A special dispatch
to the Republican from Austin, Texas,
says that grasshoppers in innumerable num-
bers have made their appearance in that
State, and are laying waste all vegetation.
In some localities they have entirely de-
stroyed the corn, consuming it down to a
level with the ground. They seem to be
moving northward, and it is feared that
Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Nebra ska
mill ho uieitad ErH E.aea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21

A Boston cor respondent of the Spring
field Republican gives this interest Dg &C
: couns of personal interview with Oakes
Ames a short time before his death: "He
pulled out bis pocket diary, aud sho wed me
the resolution of censure and the names OF
those who voted for it. lie spoke with con-
temptuous phrase, if not with bitterness,
d. of man who censured him, and came TO bis
Sc t TO implore him to give his vote for the
salary crab. This, hs said, he could not DO;
thougi be admitted that be good hunorediy'
, and out of his weakness towards those beg
gars, withheld his vote on one or two SUB, 10
81 'ary questions. he said he had done 60
wrong, and never dreamed for a moment OF
bribing any member-and on tins p,lnS ne
was ever emphatic and decided In hls lAu-
~ of doing 4 wrong thing, however imprudent
o. his lapguags might have BEEN"
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The name of the man who sent the first
postal, card is legion. af sla /
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
rrtrhtfnI Record.

In tie latest intelligence from Peru is
brief statement to the effect that of SO,354
Coolies shipped from Macao to Peru during
the past II years 1927 perished from ship
wreck, and five per cent. ofthe whole from
nr,;nida orr ainlrncsa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21

EASTERN papers report that the vile OF
G pt Hall first learned OF his DEAN py
.. rG arinr gentleman read the account
il. t1e cars, while going from Boston 10 Do
Yer, n. II.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
.ntIst Nattonn, ConrentIon.

ALBANY, May 2O.-The Baptist Nation
al Convention referred the question as to
the propriety of a centennial celebration in
1876 suggested by the Executive Committee
of the Educational Commissioners, to a
special committee to report at subsequent
meeting and adjourned subject to tie call
IF the President,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
Fhe Roman Question to be settled by
Carvvtnr tbe War intO Africa.

A mission of monks and nuns, who
have in view the establishment of schools
for boys and girls and the propagation OF
their religion in upper Egypt, have arrived
at KhartOWn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21
The French volcano.
ewa frorr AucIent Nineyeh.

New YORK, May 20.-A Herald special
dated London to-day, says: George Smith
of the Daily Telegraph, correspondent in
Assyria, has found the Kings library at
Nineveh and discovered numerous valuable
fragments, particularly the missing portions
of the broken tablet containing the history
of the delugs hitherto deciphered in the
Rritish Musaur1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-21

- Gen. Sherman expects to leave this eve
ming or tomorrow for Indianapolis to at
tend the funeral OF Gen. Canby, whose re-
mains will arrive there tomorrow or next
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03
PURELY VEGETABLE !

No PRISON CAN TkKE THESE BTrTKEs according
q directions and remain long unvell, provided
their bones are bot destroyed by mineral poison
81 stbeT means, aud the vital organs wasted be-
youl the point Of repair.
DgsFEIstA Oh lNpfGKsTIoSl Headache, pam IN
the shoulder, Coughs, Hghtness Of the Chest,
Dizziness SGGg Eructs tons OF the stomach, Bad
las.r ~ the mouth, Bilious Attacks, PAlpitauoB
III The Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs, ram IN
the region VI the Kidneys, and & hundred other
paininl symptoms are tie oGspnngs Of Dyspep-
els. 10 these complaints il hu no equal, and one
bottle will prove better guarantee of its value
than a lengthy advertisement
fOE fENALE CaNrLAIETs, IN young or old mar
red 81 single At the dawn Of womanhood, o. the
tara u lite, these Tonic Bittep display 30 dscld-
sl influence that marked Improvement 10
soon ptTcepuble.
los lsTisnAuoS AID cAoEIo pHKuNAusz
khd 1out Bilious, remitieni Snd Intermittent
FsysFs, ulseAs D. the BLOOD, Liver, Eldnsys and
.4ls slsoF these hittsrs have no equal such Dis
esstS are e&nsed by FtlStsd Blood, which b gen
orally produce " derangemeni Of the digestive
gf4aDs
TuNlc. passess also the pecullal merit u aeting
- 4 pysefinl agent II relieving suggestion OF in
famsiiou u The liver and VlsceriAl organs and 10
hlluus .sAAs1s
Foa srfx DmfAsrs Eruptl0ns letter, salt
theams b.9lchts spots psmPlss, ppstusss baiis,
GsFaaIgles rl1E.Ngfrus- asA}a head sore eyes.
D yspsias ital Eaa1ts bls3oltrtflous u ths
.AH h1N6s aud diseases u tht salu, q etat
ever uaHs ~ E4turs are literally dug up ard
etsstt3 aut " tie ssntets 10 very short time b
tle see 1f tAEeu b'trers-
hHgrFaL fHalsENlis proclaim fNA1AH BIT
vEas TIE masi wonacrfgi intsger1Et ihal even
sustAlutd tte AlnklnE system.
MALhAA ffpPE seAs5NAiso CD
br4eeists Gh4 aeneasl Agsuia h4n frAaciAea,
Ca AID oarhfg q NxshiHsloH aaa Chsr3t8l
GtseEls New iaTk els
SOLD 81 ALL DKrs6lsTn AID bEALk1E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

and family. James Walker and family,
james b Saunders ard family, = Is.
Kelley and family Nh bAbs1, Louis
Rathbons and Charles y ford 81 Albany
\ u Mr. LGwueuoc Jerome and family
=. Y Jerome AID iamily Mn Love- and
family, Mrs Egbeg, Lane and family. II
n guggles and family, J Wsrren Nssi
aud sisters 4 G Rotation and family, +.
W Haynes and family, Henry Z kisno-
ehAa Joseph T. Curtis AID wife, Mr.
George Waters Kingston. Heavy Trow-
bridge aad family. There sra abou, -
guests 70 ,he Hal Of pDcssn, and adding
10 iAe number daily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

Repair, and Improvements afe bslug
made on the premise. q james Kendall,
b. ksndall and y wilder, aud 4 r.
Graham i about TO erect pev house
near his residence
The weather has beeu yeFy dry And
erops hare been lniared, though they arc
10 forward state There i prospe
), gcoss lguli reT
Didrci Ne have besu deprived ~
The land near their school bnilding v alsh
The children have formerly occupied a. ;
PLAY groand "a the plea Of sqaausf sor-
treignig. and ~ tse case fesis tie house
itseif stands on slippery places. A sum.
meg school, however, has BEEN decided
uPoa. tsagAl 81 Mia Heriha Rysal u
neslaa
There Wa % observance Of neeora-
ton DAy and a. bot know 81 Dat one
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03
Our home Is ON the mountains,
Our life Is on the plains,
We're band Of Centaurs,
Come TO Danish palms,


We're band Of Centaurs,
Come 10 Danish paips,H
Half horse and half man, the Ceptaurs of Ny.
tbol0gy were an ugly set OF custhmers --lawless
and restrained by no power. They conquered
the world--consorted with animals and finally
took up their abode in the constellation Cen
taurus. Chiron, one of their number, was made
God OF the Healing Art, and TO him was ascribed
the miraculous cures for which the anoients
We're celebrated. Certainly mortal man hardly
had such power
The wonderful recipe recently found by Prof
Naomi, amid the ruins of Italy, is supposed to be
the same accredited to Chiron the Centaur. At
any rate the Centaur Liniment effects cures that
have not boon attempted for centuries. Its
composition ought TO be publlghed for the good
Of mankind. IAis VIC are not at liberty to do,
but we are putting the article within the reach
OF all at a small price.
Never before could the poor suffering cripple
the lame, stiff jointed, knock -kneed and bed-rid-
den feel that they could again laugh, walk and
be merry, and all for few pennies.
But it is even 80, the palsied can now speak
the lame throw away their crutches, the Hheu.
matte sleep without PAIN, and the leproVs shout
for Joy.
The strained, famed and limping horse is
equally brought to health and tho harness, by
the Centsur Lniment, yellow wrapper.) There
10 no use talking, we will warrant the Centaur
Iialment to cure every time. Sold by all Drug
glsts.
J.B. ROSE Il CO., 50 Broadway, NY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

TIE utrt Regular Communication u Adouiram
Lodge, 2 a A. ~, vin be bed o. Thursday
evening, July leth 1879.
z. l. VIVIAN, Nm
Adaniran Chapter, No. A.. ", A, N.
Ne1t regular oonyooation on wednesday even
ing 1hiy iein, a. "a O'Clock.
y. X. sfM0NDS. II. T..
G. j. WAIT, Sect
Sktaner Pest No. a.. g.. A. n.
Meets 81 the Colharn House Hall, FACTORY pOlnt,
GA the fret Tuesday evening u each month.
b, X. sIMONDs, Commander.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

Roll on great Pill OF Aver, rolf on
Through miles emboweled roll
Roll en-
Through those whose liveTs chafe the soul
Through those whose feeble stomaohs fail
Through mesentaries wsxen pale
Through all who live in aches and all
Ever roll on
Roll Ger the prairies Of the nation
For the sick and Ill Of every station
Roll down the Andss--to towering mountains
Roll over Atrics's golden fountains
Through India and the Chersonese
Through distant isles Of Japanese
Wherever dwells sinking heart,
Roll on, to Go your mighty part
Ayers Pills, roll on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

Caution TO Purchasers OF the Peruvian Syrup
IA protected solution of the protoIide Of iron
Beware Of being deceived by any OF the prepAra-
tions Of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron, which
may be offered TO you. Every bottle Of genuine
has Peruvian Syrup mot Peruvian Bark blown
in the glass Examine the bottle before pur-
chasing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03


The weather here continues dry, and
the streams and wells begin to shew tho
effect OF the long continued drouth
Mr.. Il. 5. nurd has raised the frame
ofhIs his new mill during tie past week,
and intends to have it completed and IN
running order in a short time.
-Messrs. Thomas aud Woodward are
erecting a new barn an land lately pur-
chased by them near the ceater Of the
town,
MIR, Henry Wyman will soon COM
msucc the erection Of a large barn on The
farm recently purchased by him In the
north part Of the town,
We understand that the farm known
as the stephen Gray farm, ia the east
part Of the town has changed hands, hay-
ing been purchased by parties in Copske,
n. Y, aud the object OF the purchase be-
ing to obtain the wood for the purpose Of
making charcoal for the extensive iron
works IN that town.
An those who wish to enjoy tic
. pleasure OF a dance At "a nice quiet place.
win NOT forget the party at Mr. Henneu's
f 10 the west part OF the town, on the even
I Ing Of the Srd Of July. Burt's band will
/ furnish the music,
a party Of some fifteen Young gentle
men and ladies from Cambridge, n. T.,
visited this town few days since on a
picnic excursion, stopping al the resi-.
dence Of Mr Josiah Hnri. aud leaving
their salrsgcs, trey then proceeded up
beyond 10 a small stream, where tbcY oh.
laiped cool spring wsler. The parts
seemed highly pleased w,lh tse ssip, and
Expressed themselves VEL repaid foi
lheir laug eide from Cambridge thFoagt
ll.e dust IN fading gbe cold waier aud
braeiug Alf % The mountains Of aur state
After a very pleasant time--and she EariS
say lbey never enjoyed themselves more
GA ans peeasiou 81 This hind~-they made
preparations Tor Their return returning
bomewArd ,hey proceeded boy way o.
"Cam3en Valley anl called al Ga.
u4rea aud took iuugb, aud lheu Sc
larnsd 70 their homes well satisfied iha
fos pleasant ride durng the bot 'umme
season no place caa offer greater Induce
mbuis ibsu ibis qaiet ioNH, there purl
Al, aad Geld spfilg water can be oblslue.
without money and wlthoat price
n c. } Hard saa family. wuo zaeom
panied ihe party Were formerly resident
q tbs loau, s8d through their kindnes
apd alsenli0n this pleasure trip was mad
I'll that eoald be desired The following
. are tbe names 81 The party Mr. and Mr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03
DENTISTRY
1ta sal Eaaa sE s NHta
ai bic Est* BOA Yssss de
tsH ktn5a f

hrNHkH NoHN
u 1850 fgst aaaasf. ss5 81 Hsas ffe
taaPsatn aaa Fas 81 este ~ trcta usde st
taef Hai.e aai aFesntf Eea esassaaHHas
HtEittalaf sstHaa Ea8 81 aa-HE su8 pre-
sHfF iHets
GhaH.#Fa ana s#Htf GlaasIe5fa a8fsf
taH ssenaa 80 fHtrt. ..ae BlslH Ell she's De-
f.aatlra
WaEs Usa 80 t5#a .a5esi .HI aHsWaafs % tHf
HdaitI ESQ. cad Es9aaffr eaaa eaFa Ia Oh eks6s.
#uH h.f aHs t#atH HeU4Efs sHEe
.as aHsEH fHH#
UFH % SWIFT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

some folks seem 70 be proud OF telling how
lame Their shoulders aTe"-0f "my criek In the
bSck'-or, Il have got the sciAucR and de.
hght in Dragging chat nothing can cure me l''--
uut when get such awful folks" 10 use RKE.
Nis PAtS-knIiSa AAOlc or, fAishfuliy We
NOT only cure their lAmenesa and charm away
their pains, bat we actually take All that Kind Of
"orag out Of them i and they frankly own up,
aud say 1T works like charm 4"
81 sold 10y Druggists, Merchants and droeers
Gail Tor Hennes Magic oil whore you usually
trade.
Il i put mp in three sizes called Trial Size, T"
Medium Size" and Large Family Size bottles
WIN. RENNE { SONS,
Sole Proprietors aud Manufacturers,
Pittsheld, Mass.
Sold by Wait Hard, Manchester, and by V.
Grover Factory Point.
A. L. BOWEN.
Geowly Travelling Agent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03
trstSoS srRe

EIha following came 100 late for last
week lssus.j
The telegraph operator al Columbia
llsll, Mr 4 Beer. balls from Dandy sc
learn. he seems pleased wilh Biz Dew
quarters, as changes we're made FOR BITS
especial benefit within tie ofice, with 3
museum Of earlosiies at h.s eide, sur
rounded Jg the guests in speaking de-
iaace ot the ggaiAi clerk, we pronounce
HIN pleasantly ssualed
The Hal i fast SLING up with board.
ere for the Summer, few Of tbe names
booked are a. follows q + Williams
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

The house Of Jay Tewsley was burn
ed on Thursday morning about O'Clock.
Mr.. Towsley aud family were all absent
aud when The fire was discovered il was
700 late 70 save anything. though the
alarm called together quite a crowd.
The house wa. insured. The origin Of
the Gre Il a matter Of conjecture.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

The Fourth Of July picnic will come
off as noticed last week. The people will
assemble at the Borough at ten O'Clock
and march TO the grove where addresses
are expected and also dinner for all, Base
bah and other festivities will GIL out the
programme. A general invitation is ey-
tended
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03

Beafers rrtrs 60 f9wH Au e S p
Osr3an. wa8 died - ne w. BONE ia
wss barred u &c cemtserY 81 - eeatsf
81 ftf towH There we're mzaY wha
8sd IL lhs scrr See pta we're gornmr
ref5rais ~ .l.s taaa. Among taf kiir8
ufrr gstaaa EsuHas D. g.. hld5sr.
JaaatgaH Aires. HtarF " sAI Eawiu
HaHsf6sia. Taf sss3aBs WHry o.
bridge Brooks sad Horse Clsytea. Tire
faIlausar a.r3 Tbsuss B&l.ey Peter
Eartst Wu. Gordon sal .as Alice
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-04
Executors Sale of Land.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder,
w at the late residence of NATHAN
BODIE, deceased, on TUESDAY, the
10th day of next December, at IL o clock,
ALL THE REAL ESTATE Of said de-
ceased, not disposed of Jy will, consist
ing of three or four Tracts, to wit:
p. Tract. No. !, Containing One Hundred
aid Forty Acres, more or less, known as
the Hazel Tract, Tying on the Waters OF
Mine Creek, adjoining lands Of VIM. j.
Ready, Esq. BENZ Rushton and others.
On said premises il a Dwelling house,
and all necessary out buildings, with u
good we'll of water in the yard. About
one-half is in original forest. The bal
a,,ce in high state Of cuitivation,-suita-
BILE for grain and cotton.
Tract No. 2, Containing One Hundred
Acres, more or less, known as the Hemp
Place, adjoining lands of the above Tract
and S--t I'll ere is about torty.nr
fifty acres cleared on this tract, re-
mainIer in woods. There is some very
good bottom land on this Tract.
Tract No 3, Containing Two Hundred
and Nineteen Acres, more or less, 1t be-
ing part of Homestead Tract, adjoining
lands of Tract No. 2, and also lands OF
DIR. Daniel. A portion in cultivation, a
large proportion in woods. The last Tract
perhaps will he divided to osuitpurchasers.
Plats of the different Tracts will be ex-
hibited on the day of sale. Said lands
are valuable, not being great distance
from Jofnston's Depot, and Very srita-
BILE for Fertilizers. Any one desiring, to
see said lands, they will be shown by
nv Brother at the old Homestead, or by
Jas. Hazel near by, with pleasure.
TERMS Fifth Cash; the balance
on credit of twelve months. at per
cent. interest from day Of sale: Pur.
chasers to give sufficient bond and mort
gage of premises to secure the purchase
money. If terms of sale are not COM
piled with Immediately, the land will be
re-sold at the risk of former purchaser.
Titles to be paid for extra.
j. P. BODIE, Executor.
Nov Of 3t 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-04
State OF. South Carolina.
( EDGEFIELD. COUNTY
IN PROBATE COURT.

IN PROBATE COURT.
aDY d. L. Turner Judge of Probate in
I'D said County.
Whereas, Z. G. Johnson, hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration, OH
the Estate of Gordon Henderson, late OF
said County, decd.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, TO be and ap-
pear before me ut Court Of Probate for
the said County, to be holden at Edge
field OH the 18th day of D,c., 1873, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to show cause, if any,
wby the said Administration should not
be GraDted.
the Court, this 25th day of Nov, A.
d. 1873, and in the Dett' year OF Ameri-
b. l.. TURNER, J. P. p, C,
Nny OK ct ~