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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

THIRD HousE.AThis witty body meets
tonight in the Senate chamber, and we
are requested to say that all are invited
who can behave themselves. Hal. Clay
ton in the chair
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SENATOR STEWART is entitled to
the thanks of the APPEAL for car
load of pub. docs, included amongst
which are bound copies of the Con-
qressi0uaz Globe and full reports Of
the Ku-Klux Investigations.
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saEW TODAY.
DELINQUENT SALE notice.
ur;y1aT. CONSOLIDATED SILVER

ECN1ATA CONSOJIbAEEsfS SILVER
% Mining Company.--Location Of Works. Au-
rora Esmeralda county, Nevada. Notice
There IS delinquent upon the following de-
ScrDed stock. on account of assessment no one)
levied on the SEVENTEENTH DAY Of JAN
UARY, 1873 the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders as fol
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The usual Friday Evening Soiree Dan
sante will take place this evening at the
Turner Hall, under the management OF
Mr.. Burns, master of the dancing
school.
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FOR. SALE,

A DWELLING AND THREE LOTS,
N with outbuildngs complete. Will be
sold with or without Furniture. Also, good
Cow for sale. Apply to
ROBERT GRABB, or
GEO. l.. GIBSON.
Carson, February 20, 1873. feb25-1m*
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE.
MGSCELLANEO

MGSCELLANEOUs.
49,
A BSOLLTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIrFER-
n cnt States for dcscrton &C.; legal every where's no
publicity required no charge until divorce granted Ad
vice iree- u. HOUSE, Attorney l9i Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
IL corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
open rom A. NJ. TO y T. NJ
On sunday from too A. NJ
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n stntcs-Desertion. &C. sufficient publicity;
no charsc until divorce granted also Notary Public
FREDERICK l. KING,
Counsellor atIaw. 3d3 Broadway.
Yrs. TROUsSEAU, LAsEQUE. PROFESSOR ME.
~ meyer and others published works upon the neccs-
sty OF employing natural mineral spring waters In the
various diseases In tact all authors and chemists agree
that the analyses OF them do not indicate fully their
medical value. As twothirus Of our bodies are COM
posed Of water they immediately enter the circulation
skcn inp N sff wr & VIZ The
the only iuid many OF Dr.. A. " HEATH's patienu
peps!a; all however, being permanently reu6vcd. 10
cepton rooms No. no Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24

The Creditors or the Washington H0use.
BALANCES INDIVIDUAL pEposrroRs
Abbott, II. S, Washington City el23
Administrator estate W. i. Huntington, notify "
~ Gassaway. Washington City y.,.,.......... .... II
Allison, Hon. John Washington City ............. II
AlvOrds General Benjamin. Washington City .... iU3l
The New York herald., 1873-12-24

No. 1868, William Kirkadden. National Hotel
No isH@s isSss e. W. Anse secretary chicago MI
No ls694 H. O. Fahnestock, New York city......
No. II 696 &. s. Backford, Washington city.......
No. l2697, !. Backiord Washington city........
No. II 70l T. Hospes treasurer; holder unknown.
No. 1900 Francis I. Blackord, holder unknown.
No ~ 1Io, =: B Dugger. holder unknown. ...........
No. lZ1ll Daniel vcdcr, holder unknown. .........
No. lZ7!2 Jane Moore, holder unknown. ..........
No. lS7lS = & @ @Heariek Washington city..........
No. l2,16 B. =. Hedrick, Washington city .........
No. ~ 1l6 = HcdrIck. Washington city y..........
No. !2,7i7 8. IIcdrick Washington City..........
No Y zi9 George Gowie Washington CITY ..........
No i27zl, =. y Backtord, Washington City........
No i271 M !; & = Blackiord Washinaton Clty..,.....
no. ~ zZG William !. q. Otis holder unknown 49,.
no. ~ "a, ~ 5. Peck, Washington City. y.....
No. ~ A 7sl A. st. John erndon, Fairfax county, Va
no. dIlS4, A. - smith, holder unknown. ..........
80 1872 yonn \. sudeiing holder unknown..... 1s
10 ,o7Sg ,51Sg Ernsst 70. holder unknown. ul
no, izISI, Gatharine n. Boardman. Wash'ton city.
No. R7S7, Catharine N. Boardman, Wash'ton city.
No. i27!Q, ~ McEwcn, holder unknown. ........,..
No. l2746s Mira N. A. Carpenter. holder unknown.
No; nHS, Espy' Heidebach Co., Cincinnati, 7.
No. L75i, Moseiy Morris, holder k.. unknown.......
no. izlo2, r. a, CHURCH, holder unknown..........
No. iIlo3, e L: Bailey. holder unknown,........,..
10 i7ss, iB1ss, =. Y. Hayden, washinson City....
70. ~ 100, r. y. McNair warsaw, N. Y.............
20 ,a11M. =. w. Hazelton, holder unknown.......
No. l276l, Gordon ). Ford, holder unknown. ........
No. T. svgrnss vasSrs so'Ssr cc hoiasr Unknown
No. i2,7e6, 4. Cornelius Co., Baltimore Md .. l,S
NO. no. ia DIR AcRee Washington city
No. l2,76a II. N. wadsworth Washington city .
No iS77i. Ii. Wigand, holder unsnown.. OWN ......,.
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Aust RIA
American Traye'eFE.

vienna, October ll.-Jsy, the
American Minisier, has written toWash
ington, recommending that provision
be made for sending home from Vien>
ma number OF walters, laborers, and
other Americans, Who are now in that
CITY in destitute condition.
Many travellers, who hold letters OF
credit from suspended houses 10 the
United States, fnd themselves without
fund.-, and are compelled to accept
friendly subscriptions TO enable them to
return home
The American Centennial.
A large number Of Eogish and
French exhibitors at the Exposition
made application to Mr.. GarrettsoD,
American Commissioner. 10 have their
goods transported from Vienna to Phil.
adelpbis, where they may remain 10
readiness 70, the exhibition in that city
In 1879.
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becoming daily more valuable" In re.
ply to a question the President said, II
think I discern in passing events the
first steps toward resumption. for the
reason that panics occur when the
country lacks prosperity. such as from
failure of crops, over purchases
from abroad, &c. In this instance
the panic has occurred in the
midst OF the greatest general prosperity.
I believe am correct in
saying that our exports since the be-
gining OF the resent fiscal year have
exceeded our imports, and that two at
q time when comparatively no cotton,
the largest single item of exports, lie
not moving. Everything we produce
is in great abundance. Tie corpora
tions of the country had become STAN
peded and in turn started and stsmpe-
ded the whole country. Had not the
Treasury seemed to aid them in some
way, the fright would have bect me
more general and the consequences 10
the country more fatal. As it ia l
really believe the effect will
prove beneficial in many ways
to the country at large
although the cost to some individuals.
deserving Of better fate, may be se-
we're.
Recurring to the subject Of specie
payments, the President said, "a re-
turn to a specie basis can never be ex-
pected except by a shrinkase Of values.
This works hard to people who keep
all they are worth in margins. This
hes now taken place; disas-
ter 10 individuals has already overtaken
them land it is to be sincerely hoped
the advantages gained may be retained
in order TO reach a solid financial basis.
Already the currency has appreciated
10 about par with silver. The wonder
is that silver is not now pouring out.
When this shall take place" ortinued
the President, my theory is that the
country will absorb from two to three
hundred millions OF it. This would
prove a great benefit in several ways.
1t would supply market for num-
Der OF years for product oi our mines
now becoming a drug; it would take
the place Of forty millions of fractional
currency, about the amount OF change
that is proved necessary for the trans-
action Of business and become currency
which would not be boarded in small
amounts. With silver once more in
greenbacks would never be
at discount for silver. All fuctua-
tous from that point would be in pro-
portion to the value OF our paper
money.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Balloon Ascension.

AUBURN, N. Y, October 1l.-Pro-
fessor Coe, the Eronaut, made q
successful ascension from this city In
his balloon, the New World at l.
o'clock. The balloon took an eastern
direction. The two failures hereto
fore caused the Professor to make TO-
days exhibition q free one.
The number of fereign delegates to
the Evangelical Alliance sailed fol
home to-day OIL the White Star
steamship.
1t is stated that Col. Thomas Scott,
has succeeded in negotiating S44 900.
600 worth of bonds of Texas Pacific
r. R., in Europe.
Ex-senator Pomeroy Shot.
Ex-senator Pomeroy, Of Kansas,
was shot this afternoon, by eI-Rep-
resentative, NJ. +. Conway, of Kan
sas.
Prof. Goes Balloon Landed.
BALpwlNsvILLE, October III Prof.
Coe, who lett Auburn in a bsllon al
lilo, landed at lis P. NJ. on the Riel-
" farm, one and a half miles from
Lawson, and about three miles from
Baldviusv.lle. The balloon is slightly
torn.
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BROOKLYN.

The Treasury Defalcation.
BROOKLYN, October IA new and
important turn has been taken in the
Brooklyn dsialca,ion question. Court
land A. Sprsgue, late City Treasurer,
has commenced suit against the Comp
troller Of the City Of Brooklyn, n. S.
Rodmau, Daniel Chauucey, the Brook
lyn Trust Company, Henry Sayers. Jo-
seph dwell, R. D. Milford, and VIM.
c. Kingsley, TO recover in all s2O3, 600,
which he claims defendants owe him.
Sprague, it will be remembered, made
over to the Comptroller certain property
after the defalcation WAS discovered 10
the Treasury, and now be denies that
he robbed the Treasury At oil. The
issue is to recover this property back,
the same having been delivered BY bim
under false representations The pa
pefs 10 the sAss we're served yesterday.
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INDIANA.
The State Fair.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-THE In
diana State Fair and Exposition closed
last night. There was grand illumi
nation and horse and mule race by
moonlight. The attendance was be-
tween twenty and twenty-five thousand.
The interest was sustained to the cos
ing hour. 1t is understood that the az
gregaee receipts loot up to about $6O,-
600. The total attendance was over
$4,000, making it necessary to draw
but lightly upon the guarantee 'und
A more successful Exposition has not
been held in the United States or any
other country.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct 1.-THE Republican
troops are beseiging Cartagena and
have entirely blOcakaded the city,
cutting Of communication with in
surgent sympathisers in the vicinity.
Good frigates also command the
harbor, preventing the escape of the
insurgents by means of the rebel
fleet. A combined attack by the
land and naval forces will be made
shortly unless, as is expected, the
insurgents surrender.
Bank Suspe usion-A Fight.
HAVANA, October l0.-The Mercan-
tile bank suspended on the 7th instant.
The suspension is only temporary.
An engagement occurred between the
Spaniards, 400 strong, and the Inrurg,
ents 29O strong, near Canajeabon. The
Insurgents were victorious. They after
wards attempted another visit but were
repulsed.
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TEE time to elapse before the specia
election for q member Of the House OF
Delegates to represent this county is so
short that whatever arrangements can
be affected for bringing out the votes
must be made at once. There can be
no doubt among reasonable men that
the interests Of Ohio county will be bet
ter served by the election OF Mr.. PAN
NELL than by sending to Charleston any
other citizen Of the county whose sery.
ices can be secured. This view OF the
matter has been taken by large mum.
Der OF our business men and most sub
stsntisl citizers, who have ignored po-
litical considerations and tender
ed to Mr.. PANNELL their
united support 1t become. their
duty however, IN addition to quietly
d.positing their own ballots to make
some further effort for his election and
take some pains to secure for him the
handsome majority to which he is en-
titled. 1t will not do to consider Mr
PASsELs election foregone conclu-
sion and sit down in the belief that,
without another word spoken, he will
receive majority Of all the votes to
be cast next Thursday. Some work is
10 be done. Some effort is to be made
to secure the polling ofthe vote. Some
labor 10 required to induce those who
have the best appreciation OF the inter-
ests OF the country TO do something to
command success.
1t would be worse than useless FOR
Ohie county to seni to the House OF
Delegates a man who is Rot il accord
with the msjority party in
that body. Such q man would be rot
only powerless to accomplish any good
but would. although actusted perhaps
by the best of motives. accomplish posi-
tive harm. There are several matters
OF legislation iu which our people are
deeply interested; several enactments
that the city of Wheeling and Ohio
county really need and it is importaut
that our representatives be able to COM
msud sufficient influence in the legisla
tive body to secure these ends. Alter a
good deal OF inquiry and e1amina ton
Mr.. PANNHIL has been selected by a
large number OF our citizens as the N An
Who can best I'll the requirements Of
the place and Of the hour, and the peo-
pie OF this city owe it to themselves to
give him full vote next Thursday.
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MEMPHIS.
The Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, October 1.-THE total
number OF deaths Tor "a hours ending
at P. NJ. to-day was 4S, Of which SO
were from yellow fever. Very few new
cases are reported to-day aud the gene
raj aitustion ia rather more favorable,
and Major o Bannon with his street
cleaners are doing excellent work
are making the streets as clean as a
new pin. Aid for sufferers is still COM
ing from all quarters but none too
much as there will behundreds OF or
phaps, and in some instances whole
families, who will be dependent on the
Howard Association for months, even
should the scourge cease at once.
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Wtheeliug gegister.

We regret to learn that Mr.. Dong
GORDON, of the Moorefeld Courier and
Advertiser, has severed his connection
with that newspaper and abandoned
for the present at least, editorial lie
He has done good work in Hardy
county as well SIS in Writ, and we will
miss his vigorous pen, The Moorefeld
Courier establishment has been pur-
chased by the Hardy County Printing
and Publishing Company" under whore
auspices its publication will be con-
tinued.
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Wa learn that Mr.. G. D. HALLS
editorial connection with the HtelEgen-
ceT ceased last Saturday and that Mr..
A. w. CAMPBELL has again donned the
journalistic harness. We part with
the retiring editor with good degree
OF sincere regret. We know it is a
human trait to bestow praises upon
those who are Withdrawn by death Or
otherwise from active antagonism with
their fellow mon. but even In the
midst OF the hottest controversies we
have ever had with the IntslHssncsr we
would have been willing to admit as we
do now, that Mr.. HAIL has been a most
patient, careful and lsborious worker
!or what he deemed the right and has
ably upheld his cause with ready and
always graceful pen. 1t is to be hoped
that journalism in West Virginia
may not be entirely deprived of his SER
vices in the future, Notwithstanding bis
present retirement from active labor in
the profession.
To Mr.. CAMPBELL we extend hearty
welcome. He is an old hand at the
business and knows all about the re-
quirements OF the position he has re-
sumed. We do not expect to agree
with him in opinion concerning all OF
the various public questions that are
continually arising, but our differences
OF judgment, like those we have had
with his immediate predecessor, will
lead TO no personal i'll will and
no uuseemly vituperation. There is
abundant room in this city and State
for both the lntsLHgcrcer and the REGGs-
TER and there is no good reason why
either establishment should wish III to
the other. Mr.. CAMPBELL is a gentle-
man Of we'll proved mental ability and
OF successful experience as journalist
and business man. Under his editorial
management the Intslhqencsr will
doubtless continue to exercise its full
share OF influence upon the prosperity
OF the State.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. l3, | An
PROBABILITIES.
For the Southern and Gulf States,
northerly winds, clear weather and
somewhat lower temperature. The
storm centere in the northwest, moves
eastward over the lake region. For the
Upper Lake., fresh 10 brick southerly
winds yeering to southwest with cloudy
weather. For the Lower Lake region,
winds backing to southwest with partly
cloudy aud clear weather and rising
temperature. For the Middle States,
northwest winds and clear TO clearing
weather. For New England, rapidly
rising barometer, fresh aud brisk north.
westerly winds and cloudy weather
Cautionary signals are ordered TOR Due
lutb, Margrettee. New London. Woods
Hole, Boston and Portland. Maine.
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Commiasi0p er's bale.

JN PURSUANCE or A DECREE OF
the Municipal Court OF - heelinR. West
virginia entered on the 2lnd day OF s~pt.
enbsT, - 3, in the chsnceiy cause In ssId
CIurI pending. vberefn Henry Tisman Is
complainant and /. r. Jones, sdminisira-
tor Of the estate Of ". Richsrdson, dec q |,
and oth rs, are dstendants, I shall, IN spe.
cial Commissioner pa ned In said decree,
offer ~ public sale, al The front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, w. Ss.,o
wsdnsssay, the s b day OF New. ls7a,
commencing at II o'ci ck A. n. the follow.
Ing described real estate, that 4. 70 say the
ea.tern portion OF lot No. 10 In MICHAEL
'irahamI add lion TO the city OF Wheeling.
fronting forty feet On IN south sids OF
Quincy street, and runni' bacE one hun.
dred feet 70 the alley, " th he three IT. ~
uriek bouse, brick stable and other out.
building the con.
II RN5 OF SALE-One third Of the pur.
cbas money, and such other sum A. the
purchaser may elect, IN cash, the balance
In two equai annual lnstaliments, the puI.
chaser q wing bond with approve sscnrify
for the deferred instailnspti. aid bonds 10
bear interest rom Gay Of sale. nalS suh5ecs
70 eonnrmatton BY the Court, and 1tIS %
os rstsinsd until the purchaes nopsy hsu
paid. L y. JONA
octs.tssv Special Oommtatoder.
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ALABAMA.
A Jail on Fire,

MONTGOMERY, Oct. 12.-About ten
o'clock last night the jail in this city
was discovered to be on fire. The roof
capped.
There have been no new cases of
yellow fever or death reported bv the
Board Of Health since Saturday last a.
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KANSAS.

Two Shooting Arrays at Granada
ToPRKo, October 1.-Two shooting
afrsys occurred st Granada, the west
ern terminus Of the Atchisou. Topeka
and San.a Fe railroad, last night. oOe
Mexican was killed by another. and
Lieutenant Roe, OF the Third Iufarl;y,
wounded by one Oliver, recently cou-
fined st Fort Lyon on the charge Of
being a thief.
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Exports.
IOWA.
Terrible Accident.

DusroUE, Octobsr IA fearful and
fatal accident occurred on Thurs lay
night q. a cottage near Iowa Fslls,
which resulted in the burning to death
OF Mrs Wagon and two children, a
boy seven years old and q girl Of two
years, BY the explosion Of kerosene
lamp.
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MONRUE BTRt IT, MKT To TIE ODD
vi Fellows b all, has been made the sole
agent Tor the celebrated ThonAs and Pn
kenions Long Horn, Durham, Fruit ADD
klover, and Farmsrs' Choice smoking
Tobaocoez- They are the bsst brands N the
market The best lips and stogiss, and
Fins C1sars 10 be found IN the city. Give
ne call
:uyi 9Ueo Looa.
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ANNOUNCEMENTs.

MAJOR JAMES w SWEENEY is hereby an.
nouu ced as a candidate for Representative
in the r ouse OF Dele sgstes, from Ohio coun.
ty, in place OF DIR. Hull hen, resigned, and
will be supported, o the 18th inst, the day
OF the election by M'NY VOTERS.
WHEELING, Oct Sth, 1873.
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MEssRs FDIToRs - Please announce Mr
f. r. DAVIS as the Independent Republi-
lican candidate for the House OF relega;es
and oblige
octl3.t HIS FRIENDS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Sduden Death,

EXETER, October ll.-David w.
Graham a prominent citizen Of this
place died suddenly last night. He
had been for fifty years the principal
in Philips Academy.
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ENGLAND.
specie shipped 10 New York.

LONDON, October ll.-Five hundred
thousand dollars specie WAS shipped
from Liverpool to New York to day.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Arrested.

LOWELL, October ll.-Pierce, the de-
fsulting cashier OF the Merchants Ma
tiorai Bank Of this place, was arrested
this morning.
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Country Retidencs for Sale.

UNHE ELEGANT CoUsTRY PLACE.
situated n the National road, adJoin.
Ing VIM. Stamms, about four miles cast OF
this city, IL offered for sale IL contains
TWELVE AND A HALF acres OF Y, ound.
and has ON II good House, Stable and
arriEge House, store Spring House, an
excellent variety OF Fruit, and everything
going TO make " complete and comfortable
hume. For particulars enquire on tn"
premises or OF the updersiRneJ.
sepgl.b W. rHAMBERS.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct 1.-THE Chamber Of
Deputies of the Prussian Diet has
been dissolved.
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BOSTON.
DisastrousFfre,

BosToS, Oct 1.-THE large stables
belonging to Martin Hayes, corner
of Berkley and Appleton streets,
South End, burned this morning
with Sc horses; 40 of the animals
were owned by Hays, and the re-
mainder by gentlemen in the neigh
borhood. The horses were valued at
from $500 to S400 each.
Exports.
The increase in the exports of
Boston for the past eight months
over the same time last year is forty
one per cent. Business in the Bos-
ton Sub Treasury for the past fiscal
year amounts to SIS, 1876, ,605.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made the 5th ay OF J .pusry, lsGI, alId
u " on record In the Clerks Office of tho
County Court Of, hio county, by MichaoI
stein ana wils 10 the undersigned as trustee.
10 secure. among Others, four pI omi~ary
notes. made by aid Michael stein, and
paysb o 10 John Y ecGler or bi, assigns.
dated at Wheeling, ". Va January Int,
1867, each one thereof for two hundred dol.
lars, and payable resp ctively. I'm tour, nve
Six a. d seven year after date, with interest
from date; / shall, on fsidas tue 7th
dRy Of Soycmb~S, 1878, st the uoni
do OF the Court house, ut L. o'clock a NJ.
proceed TO sell TO the highest aud bet bid
der. the following properly: Lot No. ",
sIua cd ia the t,wn OF Fulton. In Ohio
county. Said lot IN filty ieet. more o" les,
In 'Tont, and extends from the umberlapd
road TO VIII elint creek, together wi h all
the Rppurtenances and improyemenis
thereon The amount OF the principal and
Interest claimed 10 be doe ana unpaid.
nd for which this sale will be made, "
Sl,l2i. Terms ofssle cash.
J. II. GOOD,
oct3 Trustee.