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fettet ron Geneva 40 the D.bgfr gtr.,s -,
sccorut OF aNOrkmene League Nuich "a. zen
f.trOed by seceders trom me lsfsr-srs,,,,,i.
The new society Hfiirms teat the Old oae ma.
great mistake IN aiming ~ The destruc,,su of
tncoern society and the creation OF q neg f,sltf-
tcal ard economical organization. TIE ooi.~t
~ contends should be the emancipation on -trs
working Glass, and grsfual progress mat he
counted upon. Society. % holds, cannot BE- ssf-
derly transform a, sud great phitO-p pter. aat
retormers must not b accepted ss Leaders The
International - reproaChCt with introducing
politics which are peculiar @ each nation mo
. Cosmopolitan movement, ana With appointing
ss chiefs men WHO have never been WORKING
men and cannot understand their wants aud
Feelings. The position OF work men - descrtbaf
a. one o. oomolete dependence, vsses berg
arbitrarily tNe0 by employers. To effect Their
emancipation they must ssitate tOr uuIVerssl
sontAee IN countries where AZ does not alre sdy
eNst, and where II exists they must direct tezts-
lsuon and government 20 liberty aud e1uaIitv.
development and production, and the General
SetAfe; hoTk men must siss combine 20 ~ %
be able 20 treat with employers on e1uAi terms.
zach l-aoe, az - suggested, should have = local
union, which should be srfltNted % a hi-her
unlon on me same trsde, ard an International
congress should be held yearly. compsssd 81
delegates Of the intern stiOusl corpor atoms ana
OF the national unions. The fDctette. are 4,
RSsist each other I'm all economical dtsputes
promote an equal diStrtbu on OF labor BY nlaa~s
Of emigration, ard secure an tutorTatsnsi
standard Of wages a. the corollarv OF the freSert
equality IA the p-ice OF Provisions. The pro-
moters Of the movement are jegelers carninz
good wages, and they have lately held private
congress Al which not more than ten delegafrs
mustered. Tire newspaper Published BY thsm
conta'ns Interesting CORE Fportence. especially
from England. AZ seems TRAIT thr league
having proposed an alliance O. the Fnsiish
trades unions, the latter postponed the clus g.
eTaton or the matter for twelve months, on
the ErCunu ttat working men In every country
but England we're urGer the d.re -tion OF ravo-
luto'isas ARD violent re-. In reply % tbs TEE
tercya ccmWittSe la'd "the name q the cpuu-
Try whence the appel pIocce1ed should hzvs
prevent such acc Issfi1nS. The workman %
SWltEerland. protected by more perfect irstitu-
Tons Than those OF Great Britain, have long en-
Joyed more extensive lhsftllE aud Hybf- fbaa
NC fcctrtly CURED by TIE EnclFh work
men. hn1 nave never shown then. elves nm
worthy Of them They addzd. We a-e rslIel.-
alih-S, ana no, c'1wopoutlus, We dcs.re the a.
sociahon oi al men, ont we 90 not tcuore Sc AR
ate count tt7. We comprehend the love OF the
ration, OF the province o. fIe canton. OF fSr
con mure' % 'he corporation % witch a man
belongs. This sentiment A. subject only a
tedersl m antestatsous tn conformity with the
law Justice Whether the De- sgue VII etnerFa
trom its embryonic state and succeed Ia san
p'anting re information ! mains % be zen.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
THE PLAINs-A PROPHECY,

Go We and look upon that land,
That far vest land that few behold,
And Bone beholding understand
That old, old land, which men call new
Go journey with the sea sons through
Its wsetes, and learn how hmitleSs.
The solemn silence of that plain
1s, OH 30 eloquent, The blue
And bepded skies seem built Tor 1t,
And sll elsc seems v, terday,
An idle tale bat lily fDld.
It's story is OF God alone,
For man has lived and gone away
And lefG but little heaps OF 81 Dne.
Lo! here you learn how more than 1T
And dignified is silence, when
You hear the petty jeers of men.
it, awful solitudes remain.
Tbenceforth Tor aye -rt o. You,
And you have learned your littleness.
Some silent red men cross your track;
Some sun taLn ned trsppers Dme and 20;
some rolling sec OF buffalo
Bleak thuDUer-like and far away
a gaInst the foothills, bre.kinTpack
Like breakers of Come troubled bay;
Some Whits- tale I antelope blown by
SO airy like; some fox say
And shadow-lise move ID aud fro
Like weSvers' shuttle as you pass:
And now ard then from ont the grass
You hear some lone bird cluck aud clU
A sharp keen call for her lot brood,
That only makes the solitude
Seem deeper stiIl, and that is su.
That vide domain Of mysteries
Ard gns that men misu1derstand;
A Land OF sp &c and dreams; land
OtSea- salt lakes and dTied-up as.
A land OF caves ana caravans
and lonely wells and pools; q land
That hath its purposes and plans,
That seems s. like dCC Palestine,
Save that its wastes have no confine
Tai pushed against the Ievelcd sk -:
A land from out whose depths shall rise
The new>time prophet; the domain
From out whose awful depths shall come,
All clad in skins, with dusty feet,
A man fresh from his Makers hand,
s singer singing Oyersweet,
a chaTmer charming, very wise:
And then all men shall not be dumt-
Nav, roo be dumb, for he shall say,
E" Take heed, for / prepare the way
For weary feet" and from this land
The Christ shall come when next tle race
OF man shall look Ut IN his face.
Rome, 1874.
JOAQUIN MILLER, in Hdrpsr's Magazine .foi
November.
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How an Ola Titnc IGengucEy Pollt,
clan lite cffout cred

Political matters we're once maDasea differ
emily from what they are row. In TIE good a!d
times the othcc eought the man aul NOT fht man
the Office. This Wss well illustrated whom he
friends OF Gen. Adair hr0ug ht hfm out ssacan-
didate Tor governor. lie remained u .,sive re
tusing - dePaTi from tue settled rule OF his
life which WAS neither TO seek nor deriioe ~ -
motion at the hards OF bis Fellow cit zers A.
the time drew near for election, aud the oppC 4
Ion began % gSsume truly formidable pr5por-
uons, the friends of tie general eudeavor. 1 10
persuade him q t-ke the stump, or At Ie q q
travel through the state show hin,s elf 70 the ~ D
pie and mingle trcely with them. but All their
entreafies were In vain. Thus matters stood an
q within few weeks OF election dav when a
legal friend stlndin~ In front Of his OH O. earlV
ehe norhlng, s-w Gen. Adair coming into town
mounted on his favorite horse, and followed BY
anegro servant, also mounted. From appaar-
ances both we're prepared for 4 long Journey.
The legal gentleman spprOachct the guberni-
torial candidate, and, alter the exchange OF the
usual S.lutStiOni made bold % ask the object o.
tie Iropo1ed journey. After y mOmsnt's re-
hection, Gen. Adsir responded 10 tue inquilyin
substance, "Neli, sir, don't mind telling a
discreet man like YOU, but shall % 50 in conn
dence, ara trust YOU viii say nothing about it
IN public until tue result OF nv visit l. kP0wn.
You Of course know that General Ardrew
jackson, in has Official report OF the battle of
New Orleans, used language highly derogstOrV
70 the courage Of the Kentucky troops. IN
iacts SIT, he vent 80 far a. 10 charge that IN
the very crisis OF the battle thew inglOI iOuSIV
fec! This expression is 30 unjust 90 my com.
mbBd. and Is 20 well calculated 70 tx an unde-
SEhNNN hNA iAAtiltt ~ upon Nuo honor OF
hentucEy, that II has ranked IN nv bosom
ever since its publication, aud I en- stand IL
10 longer. am going % see General Jackson
AZ NASHVILLE and have II out OF him In some way
or other. lie must undo the wrong he hss dona
noble state. or answer for IL in single c3m-
bat" The man of law, who Was a t9orouvh
politician and knew q what use he could nut
his valuable Information, was Overjoyed. He
saw al glance that no better electiOncs rlng
scheme could possibly have been dey,se1. He
babe the general God speed on his kui yNtty
mis7ion, and then went 20 work % let ali the
leading men IN the - ste know Gin tie strictsst
confidence" that Adair had gone down 60 Ten
neSSee, single handed ard alone, otO beard the
lion IN hls den, the DOuglAs I'm he hall" Of
course, the intelligence, thus privately circu-
lated, was FOon known to almo7t every yots- ,r
the state, and the result was that General Adair
was elected by a majority approaching ana
nimitY.
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Romeo by Another Name in Penn
syivanfa.
From Ue Benper pdA xro,tsf

From The Bearer Pa Arqust
Two farmers living on adjoining farms in Gil
rard township, Erie county, have lor wears
been unfriendly on account of the Disagreement
about the line fence which separated their
lands, both claiming the ten feet which was
formerly the lane running between the two
places. Their children have grown MP Inherit
ing their parents animosity, and their eldest
SOUS have several times been sabp@nsed e.
witne sses In lawsuits which have grown out of
this difficulty. The case had been a sort Of suit
IN CHARGER y, having run on from year TO year.
both men spending their money in lswyC rs'
fees without any legal conclusion. About a
year ago the two farmers awoke one Monday
morning TO hnd that each had lost a Child one
his youngest son, and the other his only daugh-
ter. Like the houses of Montague and Oapu-
let, iii "R0meo and Juliet,' the sciors of the
two riE.:l houses had secretly cherished fond
ness for one another, ard, knowing tie feud
between the families, without divulging their
and Carried into effect an elopement. A week
passed, at tire end of which the father of the
runaway daughter was called on to go to Erie
and attend again to the eyerlsEting law
yer, and, taxing up one OF his weekly
papers, reed the marriage notice Of Emma.
1t was terrible blow, and he went out into the
yard to Try and walk off his excitement. All
rat passed through the old gentleman's mind is
not known, but there seemed ID be @ desperate
struggle within which resulted in his returning
TO the lawyers office and postponing the bust
ness. Then he drove directly to his farm and
had lone private interview with his wife; then
he did what he had not done for twenty years
went over and called on his enemy. He was
found sick, having been confined TO his room
since the abandonment OF his fsvorite son. But
the two farmers met, and both for few minutes
stood face to face in profound silence. At length
the father Of Emma spoke:
81 have come to settle the dispute; let the
children have the lot on either side Of the lane,
and w,I build them house."
"And / will furnish it.o
So the recreant children were sent for and
forgiven, and came home to receive their pa
rents blessing. And now there are no more
lawyers for the two farmers, but each has faith
fully fulfilled his contract in regard TO his house
and furniture.
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~ II. Emanuel & Co., the largest importers
OF cigars in the dominion OF lDsda, have sus.
pended. Their liabilities are $4,000.
S Before leaving Ireland John Mitchell va
presented with testimonial, amounting q
Apout 5000, by The national party in Ireland,
~ Mr.. George William Curtis " IN c1nduct
the services in tue Unit .rian church az New
brighton, Staten Island, every Sunday during
the autumn and winter.
SFrederick Gates, aged seyeuty-dve yesrs,
stabbed his son during a quarrel SATURDAY.
night At Schenectady, New York. INJECTING q
wound four inches In length In the abdomen,
from which the intestines protruded. His re-
cOvery Is veIY doubtlnl.
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@yon Arnim's residence in Berlin was
ayain searched by the police and agents Of the
government, yesterday.
Dseveral citizenso Of Columbus, Misslssi ppi,
among them the postmaster, applied for admis-
sion to q negro ballroom several nights since,
but were refused on the ground that they were
white.
~ Burglars entered the residence OF Commo-
dore VIM. Voorhees,, at Nyack, n. Y, on Tues
day night, and among other things carried OF
the famous Aehbury cup, besides several other
prizes obtained Ia yacht races.
V"Not FROM Huxley, not from Tyn dali,
says the Christian Union, sc0mes the danger 70
Christianity, but from the great disparity be-
tween the lives OF Christian men aud the doe
trines they call herb OF grace on saniAyS'"
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ITRITED STATES MAR5AAL's SALE.

In virtue OF five wrtts of eri facias Issued out of
the CLERK office OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
U e. OF Golupibis and to me dire will sell at
door Of said District, on TUESDAY, the Sd day u
November, 1874, 1T IL O'Clock m, all Augustus
BSchEs' right, title claim and interest in and ts
Lots Mes lVl, lg?, i03 and I04, in Dale Wrigh.'s
sIbdii ision OF Mount Pleasant, in the county Of
end singular the improvements thereon, seized aud
levied upon aa the property OF August Bachus, and
viii be sold 20 satisfy executions Ne 92Y against
Christian sproesser, Jacob Deimer aud August
Bachus, NO 1855 agsiEst Oscar Ferelsnder and
August Bschus, Nos. 1851, g75 and G9I against
of tie District OF Columbia.
hLEX'R SHARP, US Marshal, DO.
October IA, 1874. octI "a
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A MoHAMMEpAN MISSIONARY IN AMERICA.
An ex- Methodist minister by the name OF Nor
man IL said to have arrived IN this country as q
Mohammedan missionary. He processes 70 think
that Ii Mohammed anism were only understood
In Christian countries 1t would make converts
rapidly Mr.. Norman avows hts intention OF
going West and operating somewhere In the
Chicago region, believing that they are more
progressive In that section Of the country than
near the Atlantic.
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NJ A X RI ED.

BURf-KEELLY. On the 18th iussaut, bv tho
ReE. MT Adder ~, o. Chris Church, Nav Yard,
Dit. nHABLEs q BUBY 20 Lii-s AIRY q.
REILLY, bofh OF UniortOSn, %. q.
sNHDER-MARR. By the Rsv. J O.. HenninT,
on the Lab OF october, ls74, at NC Kendree Church
yOHbW, sH1DER, q NsshisS,on. 20 Miss HAN
NAH ID. hABR, OF W ashiBSton Baltimore Sua
please COPY.
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TTNITYD sTATEs MARsHAL7s SALE.

IL vItue off ur wTits Of ier facias issued ont of
IN. Glen office of the Supreme court Of the Dis
trict OF Oounbis, and to me directed, shsl sell at
public sale, for cash, in front of the Court OF
said District. on TUESDAY, the Sd day of Novem-
btT, lai, at az CLOCK N all John ROney's right,
square Be t92, In the city Of Washington, d. q !,
together with sll and singular the improvements
tfereon, seized and levied upon the property of
John Roney, and will be sold to satisfy executions
Nos $3.50 54O 9549 and 956 in favor of the District
Of Columbia, egsiRst Robert Farrell aud John
konty IN 1853 and 934e, AGAINST Mary HsRg and John
Ronfy in No o549, and Martin Welsh and John
RoDey in No. 1863 ALEX SHARP,
ocii4-d u. ). Marsh 81 ID q.
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pY b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner7th and ste. northwest

BRICK DWELLING on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ID ST kEkT SOUTH, BETWEEN lsr AND
Z ID sfhEE1S, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of . deed of trust TO Daniel L. Es-
&$ ton, dated October 18Th, A. 1870, duly record
~ ed in Liber No. 6t6, folio 446, one of the Land
hecords for the District of Columbia ana also by
Siri ne of decree Of the Suprems Court of said Dis
tTet, equity cause No 500 docket IL, substituting
the undersigned trustee IL place of Daniel l.. Ia.
ton and Ct the request Of the party thereby
will st a. public auction ia front OF thu premises
on TUESDAY, November 3, 1874, at 4:30 o'cI5ck
D. ID, all that certai piece parcel Of ground si-
nate and being in the city of Washington, District
OF Columbia, knUwn and designated on tbs plat or
plan Of said city Lot lettered r, in subdivision
OF original lets numbered eighteen (lSJ aud uine-
teen (i9), In square numbered ssven hundred and
thirty-two (7321. together with tbs improvem nts,
&c, consisting II three-story pressed brick front
Dwelling, with back buiIding, &c.
Terms: Une-third of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance IN 8, u and IS mentbs, with inter-
ct at ten per cent. per annum, aud secured By q
deed of trust on the property sold Sl09 will be
CURED as deposit al time Of sale. Alt conveyance
ing at expense of purchaser. If terms OF sale are
not complied with in days after day of sale,
the trustee the right 20 resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser,
after FIVE days advertisement.
GlORGE W. sTICKEEY. Trustee.
octE-eo&d j. T. CBLDW ELL. Salesman.
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I SITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In vlTtue of writ of eri faciss, issued out OF the
C.tTA nice Cf the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia and to direc. ed, will sell at pub
lie sale for cash. in front OF the court house door of
said District, on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF Hovem-
Der, 1874, at ~ O'Clock ID. al John Casey s right,
title, Claim aad interest in and TO west half of lot
No 80, in square No. 500 in the city Of ashngton,
District OF Columbia, together with all and singular
the improN ements thereon. seized and levied upon
81 the property OF John Casey, and will be sold to
satisfy execution o. 9,4S, against Charles allace
ard John Casey, at the suit Of the District of Co.
luuBia. ALEX. SHARP,
lI-1 hal
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RT b. Ii wARNER,
W Real Estate BROKER and Auctloueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 18th and SIS northwest
TRUSTFKssA LFOF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
E.uPEkrY AT AIEFION.

- BE- virtue Il deed II trust, dated July eth,
~ folio 8 ole q tns land records foS the District
OF Columbia ard by direction e "a parties secnSed
dn pa Sf oye fSsI9 On is' q grs
6eloCk = n al that tract Of LAID situate in the
cslled; IA tas Disirics Of O5iumbis, Is w.t. Lying
near nncary street OF tte city Of " ssbinelOn and
tracts formerly cell Pretty Pfcsrect, Rock Of
Dunbar on :. Beali's Lott aud the - Widows
Mite re sane com prisins sixty i've acres aud
tEtbty- IlEs perches, and dsliatated upon q Plat
1Tat iTesi aG9 row known As Lycls' Mi Seat"
ms pE9p 10 = mined iateiy on Rock creek, sd
JoiDlng &lcTaIna on Tire west, Georges3E8 on the
nor nor n, aaf gv-ri2okins OAK Hill Censtery, Wash
Oh bdyaatE ~euusly in building lots, or for q csme-
80 ~ Ls.i ' ~ paIE 40 possesses ons ~ the nnest
cars reEaers accessible, aud bri8ss e ia close con-
proved part q WashinRt0a. This property Las On
IL large usi-u. containing eishteeE rooms, with
wen laid cut with choice fruits 5gSers syeFgreens
DC, and having smoke house, ice house, ATTiago-
TsF,Sis.s ieS.deSce Tfere y lssSs re1eba,f
mil in Ro0t order, With he best sCG most approved
bsETeis -four ger day, with the wtole wstsr power
OF Beck GEEK There is ala2 yalnsble stone
% saysntags- The entire property Is we'll worthy
Terms: SIS go, with interest =; ten per cent per
aonup III. Jll5 ~ lo2 and sA PsLsss Of sale, in
with iutaTts: At ten per cent per annum to be Sc,
cured b. de7c Of trust on the rrOperty. Ali con-
deposit, WIi be required day Of sale If the terms
q sale ret complied with Ia ten DAYS ON the
tay Of sale, he fru,tes the right % resell
the property at the risk and % tbs dofautiug
purchaser. sf.6r ten days sdvsrti- ement in some
cue or move newspapers published IN the city Of
NssniDgtO-, d. q.
JOHN ". ALYORD. fr.
GKO. w. sTIOKNEY, AE!s'ees'
Be yirtUe Of certain writing, sigC al BY al par
flies concerned, the terms Of sale in OF the above
cetcrittd TTcpsrty are changed TO third cash.
The ditfereLCU between the cash pa Uient and tire
amount Que On the frst trust in one year AID he
balance 70 two ars said deferred payments bear
ing interest at eiEht per cent. per spnum.
JOHN W. 4LVORD, A..
GEO. W STlOkNEY. Aius'7eS'
n a,lx-
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csrA sLIs II = d Issl
I'D o. BARThnLI

- sA9 Dikh IND SC0g61At
10 Alt FScr-end-a AH street, lone door soxtk
OF Ooiorfssfion Hall
tkksn eSsrt. 80 "'~~~e' ~~--~
shrslkng. - ""-'e'
k oi0vss. Shoes, rsrs. So. olsanss - seorress
gu aotsfK
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uY LUTTRELL & 90, Autioneers,
ID Ne. 9l7 Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th 81 ICsh streets mol thweJt

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RaAL ESTATE ON EAST CAPITOL SHEET,
BETWEEN % AND 3D STREETS CNURrH
SIDED CONSISTING OF A THREE-s CORY
FRtME DWELLING, WITH LABGE CEL-
LAR, no. gas ALSO, FRAME 6rhBLE IN
"a BY virtue of deed Of trust dated October IC h,
"a A. ID. 1871, and duly TecoTds in Liber No e'j
Afofio rs, among the land records for the District
o. Columbia, and By direction Of the party occurred
thereby, will sell, at public auction, in front Of
the premises, to the higho-t bidder, ON THURS
Day, October 2Sth, a. u. 1871, at "a D. all
those certain pieces parcels II ground ia city
ofWsshiL lOD, In said District and known and de.
Iibed foil sws, TO wit: The western 20 feet 'front.'
ing oB East Capitol rect of Let /, ia sIusrs No
49, ard extending back the width of Is fest the fail
depth e s.dd los; also, Lot letterC q nd marked
I'M, >" In Il. U. Sholes and others' recorded sub1.
vision 81 original lots "a, Is, Is, II auj ls in said
square No T59 ptiHg the south feet va inches
fronting 81 street by equal depth of % fee
inch Of said iOt"M, )" together with the improve
meuts thereon.
Terms ofsale: One-fourth cash, (of which 500
must be paid down day Of sae;) and the balance IN
one two ana three years, ia equal payments to be
secured by pun haser's notes, bearing interest st
tue rate OF ten per cent per annuD, pay able semi
spnC6ly,) sud deed OF trust the property sold
Convey ad iL and recoi ding at the pUrch .sers
II teIms Of sale are not Piled with In ak days
after SALE the trustee reserves the ri Iht 20 rese az
Iisk and cost of def tultiug purchaser.
WIN. +, H0LTZM AE, Trustee,
octH-d iRep LUTTRELL * co, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.


III b. n. WARNEh,
- Real Estate Br ker and Auctfoneex.
Federal Buildings, cor. and 7th sts., northwest.
OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TAIE ON INK EAST sIDE OF 14SH SIRE n
WEST, BBTMEEN @ snd d STREETS sou IN,
And On THE NoBTHEhsT OORFER OF
I4rH AND sfkKETS SOUTHWEST
- BY virtue Of . decree OF the su irene Cour,
EH D; O., passed in Equity Cause n 3. ssss. viii
kseU, a pablo auction, in front Of the
premises, on sATURD1 Y. October IL, i7s, at S
o'clocs m, lots ls and le Of the subdivision Of
lire.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal instalmeats, ct 6, u, aud Is months
from day OF sale, with interest At per cent, tn
title TO be retained until all OF the purchase money
with interest s pstd II the terms OF sale are mot
complied with within seven days from the day of
reserve the right to resell the property at the
rsk and cost OF the defsultinR purchaser All con-
vtyancng at PM chasers cost. loo deposit on ac.
ceptarce Of each bid.
JAMES 9. EDWARDS, Trustee,
octS eotd j. I. C0LDW ELL, Salesman.