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iha.AAsa.-..bie deSelo5r-s ~ -

as-zzassA~Soie development and cuftixa-
tion o. her min'. Having passed fer
chiiGhcoc At period when the education
al fsci!ifies were of the most elementary
k1na' she succeeded by the assistance OF
her interchangeable VIII Snd perseverance,.
in mastering the rudimeuts ofthe gcieucpa
snd IL her cchVet satiol evinc.i a kuowl-
edge and arpreciaIiJn Of IL. English
poets hnd Of ancieat and modern autho g.
80 just that il wonld have done credit 20
graduate of our collegiate stitu,;ona
and 90 the literary critics OF the d.
The morning OF htF deG' h y brIsl and .
marked mat he intended TO leave houl. 10
lew hours 90 attend 10 some necessary
atfhi o. She seemed uneasy NJ Vie in form
Anon IN l, in h-r own words. remarked
"Oh, bad such terrible 5rcatc ,es:
night.
sions and m &C spells can Won de
spIsc, and Augh AT ghosts and witches
II prog = AS this a rresenIimeUt
of the terrib = IT grdy that wns soon %
D., ehnv.euf Persons of her vigorous
III nd are not easily nffec I'd bv dreams or
inaginatious; or vas i mngn &c or
spiritual communication or revelation
tor al tnat moment the william. who " .
soon t. iubne his hands in the blood of
has innocent victim. was lurkinr upon
the grounds surrounding the peaceful and
quiet home that was forever TO be made
desoiAte. At this moment lie was hracing
! himself TO perform the heilish work which
/ he 50 boldly executed. These quiet law g
| aud grounds in few moments, was 10
be changed. Is il by magic. into a scene
Of waruke activity; happiness and con-
tentmen Soon to be replaced bg sorrow
aud woe; the murmuring of the breeze
among the vine-clsi elius was soon TO be
followed by tie maddeRed and hoarse cry
! OF vengeance.
AIRS. theresa Donaldson, was horn in
the year 1910, under the shallow OF the
Cumberland Mountains. She moved "a
New Madrid county, Mo. st an early age,
| whore sue was united in marriage to Mil
ton D0uald-oI, and spent with him 6
peaceful and prosperous life or forty
| years In 1904 they removed from Don
aldson Point, Mo, TO then what was
known AS ObIon (no" Lake county, Ten
nessee, when fortune continued TO sm ie
! upon them. She attached herself 10 the
MetnO list f.. Church and became r mem
Der thirty Ave years since, and continued
until the day Of her death ia the CON
scient Gus discharge of her religious
duties. Her nearest relatives Mrs. w. b
MerIwet er. Mrs k. 4. Lewis, Mrs. Moor
ing, Of Lake county. Tenn, and VI .
Summers, OF New Madrid Mo. with their
families are left to mourn their irrepar
able Oss. To speak of the profound sor'
row OF her iaconsolSble and suffering
husband would in this case, 20 say the
least, be iudelicate in the extreme, rs
words cannot convey an impression OF
his grief aud bereavement. The ohsequiee
were performed June LIST. st the Camp
Ground Chapel in this county, aud was
attended By n vast concourse Of the in
hAbitauts who listened with deep stteu-
tian to eloquent tribute paid &c the
memory of the deeply regretted snd
III UGH loved deceased, by our eloquent aud
Rev. friend, NJ J. HoliSeld.
KERNEL.
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HFUs
To II. Cifirsns Of LIZ. Count,t T.nr.r,...

To the ChIen' Of Lax, County, Tennes,-e:
The eondittoa of my health and the
consequences following the excitement,
caused by the scOTnlrel VINO robbed me
of nv happiness, haVeprevented me from
tenderiug my Observation-Disclosures 10 my many
friends OF this county aud particularly TO
those who At the frst note OF alarm
crowded to the protection of my home,
aud the CT I ns of the County At la.ge
who 80 warmly sympa, Liked vi IA m. IA
The dread. IA, mo nent, OF my bereIvem INT.
wish, ALSO. tnroush the medium OF
the press, TO ihsuk Capt. 2 gler AMI Mr..
CHARLES QIeseut, Of tie Steamer C.ty u
Cnesier, TOR the Kindness and consldt ra-
tIon which tney eItenlei to Mess,s
Lewis ana Price, gentlemen authorised
by me 10 make the necersary arrange
ments for the obsequies of my muir.
dered wife. MILTON DONALDS0N
Tiptouviile. Team, June 8, 1914.
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THE NJ EASs'HiHS tgBsEE AND
BLAGk CITIZENS.
The Latter said tn be Drilling

Anderson Boyd (coiored) was -hot
and fatally wounded. iu Meinphis. by
Officer Jenny, who was attempting to
arrest him for bnrglariging Stanton 4
MoOre's store His partner. Stephen
Ray. ras arrested, and a considerable
quantity OF goods were found on him
Some weeks since Ma,Or Lospus
appointed several negroes 90 take
charge Of the hose carriage in Chsises.
which VS.. bitterly opposed by the fire.
men snd annulled by the General
Council. Since then the feeling bar
been growing wore. Gu last Sunday
IL dispute abou; the civiI rights
bill. Thomas Farrell wac dangerously
cut oy negro With razor. aud some
OF h:s friends. among them nun Der
Of fremen, seized hin1 ard doubtless
would have lyuched him but for az
alarm Of fro.
TIE siotous proceedings on Decora-
iior Day. and the snbseqnest arrest Of
Thomas Swan. president of the pole
bearers. aud leading colored poii,i
ciau. has embitfered the negroes,
Vague rumors of riots and attacks BY
hl-css is revenge have been current.
which has been caused by the blus-
tering bragado Of few Worthless
neg-oes 70 tbat effect. alost of the
members Of The pole bserers association
se.sed IN tie Usiiop army aud BY
some means thcy asse eeeursd Spring
6eiG rifles.
The Ledger asserts positively that
a hundred aud dfiy OF them are drill
irg beyond Chelsea from II TO
. o'clock. aud have piekets ,hrowu
out. Who hall persons aud prevent any
one approaching. Although no trouble
u opprshendea reriousiy By citizess OF
,hs 9st'sr class Of eo!ored people. any |
,mA ldenee on either side Diieh. cause
serious troubIe, owing To exaggerated !
is:sss ~ The most ignorant negroes.
.ho assert that john Jefferson, con.
Viz 81 for brufaily numbering fellow
is5orsr ca, Tot bs nu.-g. esine 1, tie |
sivss rixs biik
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CHILLs AND FEVER

The proprietor OF ,hiR celebrated r-odi-
cine justly claims for l. q ruperiariiv over
all remedies ever offered 10 the public for
the safe. certain. speedy. and permaneut
cure OF Ague and Fever. or Chills and
Fever. whether Of sho-i or long standing
lie refers 10 the entire Wrsfrtuard South.
western country 10 bear him Testimony
TO the truth OF ID" assertion. that in No
case whatever will II faii 20 cure. IL the
directions are strictly foil we0 aud car.
ried out. In great mnny cases siugle
dose has been sufficient for cure. and
whole families have been cured by y singe
hottie. with perfect restoration ~ the
general health. IL Is. However. trud~nt
and in every case more ccrfair 10 cure. Is
its use IL continued IN smaller rn-rs FOR p
week afss fffe dfr-rre. ifu- f,-an
checked. more esTcclRll, in diff ''lt nnl
long standing cases. U~unll,. This me li-
cine will not require an, aid 10 keep the
bowels in good order SHOULD the pnt cni
however require en- hnrtic medicine
after having taken three or four doses
The Tonic. n single d"se " BrlLS VEG.
ETABlE FAMILY PILL Wil. b. sufficient
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obituary.

OF Mss THERESA DosALDsoS. This lady
whose name was 81 widely known aud
honored. fell a victim to her cowardiy
and base assassin, May 18th, 1874, At
10 az os - suEses " Il a.;hsr as.a..sn
must have been actutted 10 the perform
ance of his dreadful crime through
spirit of vengeance. but such Suspicion
Is an I'M Justice TO the estimsble lady, the
snhjeci of this obituary. Her friends are
well aware that SIZE could never have in
spired such sentiments, her life having
been one in which all of the Christian
virtues were mantle led; but particularly
WAS she remarkable tor her KIND and be-
nevOlent good nature. Possesse o!
Mad, as remarkable for lis strength aud
dtcIslOn OF character as tor miid anu
gentle heHevo!ence, il presented AT once
a singular blending OF strength. affection.
mildness and frn.ness; possessed oil
tact Iittie less than marvellous, sue sue
ceeded, in the course OF a life Time IN
ACCOMPLISHING multitude OF pc g mai
friends, AMI in attaching mem 70 her uh
til the day OF her tragic death
As an instance OF her unaffected anec-
ton she interrupted the murderer in mis-
hiooiy work ny appealing 10 him not 10
'nJure her servant girl, Ellen. Regard
less OF her own suffering aud fate, her
las' words were an appeal for humanity.
The excitement and indignation upon The
receipt OF the news of the assissthaiioh'
manifested by the citizens or Lake coh'y,
eVIneed the love auu venera!Ion win
which she was regarded The WAL
sor.Ow which burst forth from the hun
dreds OF assembled inhabitants oi b"ih
sexes, and the tear shed over "er martyr
ca aud bleeding form by the veteran sol
dler-ihe hero OF many hard fought
Oatite-h id-was the GROWING irioute 10
an anectionate anu generous soul. one
was mn auxiliary OF The INST important
nature TO her husb md. WHO oeIns tue
architect of his own fortuae, was ASSIST
ed by her extraordinary inteingence 10
lay It's fou dation. and continued 10
counsel aud cheer him in his struggles
with adversely and misfortune until ne
hsd succeeded IN estaonshins TOT himse.t
the reputation of being ons of The wealth
lest citizens of North west Tennessee.
The subject of the grestest wonder to
her friends WAS the evidences she gave OF
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n IL a =
I ii No s. sffFssyeo sAeTff hs.s
are my ideas e1sctiy."
AID 81 enrapt vas he with hi
thoughts ~ he passed from the church.
he forgot To ark lame old Mrs. Howe
TO ride home with him, as was his Usual
custom
Perhaps it is just as we'll" ne
thought. ''ior she is a worldly old NO
man aud would probably have drawn
my thoughts s~ay from Heaven"
Al the dinner table his 500 eKclsim
ed. Oh, father, | have situation at
last
Have you forgotten it is Sunday
John ?" asked hi. father steruly.
Don't let me hear any more such
'alk "
John ate hi. dinner 10 -ileuce How
cou his situs,ios be wrong thing
70 speak Of ou Suudsy3 lie Wa
20 thankful for it that il seemed TO
come from the hand of God God
knes all sbout the restless months in
which he bad answered SO advertise
meur every daY.
When The minister gave ihauks in
church for all the nercies eI the past
week. johns besrt gave grateful
hrnb. and he deterninrd snew 70 &c
knoWledge God in all his ways. John
ate his dinner in sienes. ~hile his
.,hrr thous h' about Heaven
In rhe afternoon, Mr. Barnes neph
er. stranger ia the place. came over
from his boarding place opposite, and
mt on the piazss, talking with John
cant allow this. Tom" said Mr.
B,rne-. cnmiug 70 the door With The
Bible in hi, hand ''V"u must nut IL
here breaking TIE Sahbaih Go hack
% Your boarding house aud read some
aood book
Tom started mp angriiy. aud ~pen'
the afternoon fishing aud bathing w'rl,
an old colnred man. hi oulS other sr
,duintauee in 'hr place, while Deacon
R,,nrs -at in u barge r"ck,r on fh"
piazzr. With Handkerchief over hi
head. and thnmght nf Heaven
Presently hi- two ii'ti, ertnd daugh
terS came out on the pi"rza With
large picture b"ok and .a' down near
sni great deal of huzzirg ~ the lii
lie yellow heads beat over The hncL
and finally thev latghed outright
Children. Whrp's your mn'her?
-teruly demanded Deacnn Barnes.
bringing To his feet "
Up stairs putting baby TO sleep"
hey both answered together
Deacon Brrnes ,trode into the hall
Ellen Elen?' he shouted. Il
-hnuli think sou might keep these
children quier On thr sabbath They
won't allow me to think
Ellen had hern awake sli night with
= frerful baby She had hu- he'd him
and had just fallen asleep when the
fa'her', voice aroused her and woke
baby
Please send them up stairs" said
he. YEARLY
Aud sl ,ha, suhry afternoon .he
amused the three children. in close
nrper room while her father rocked
aud rocked and famed himself and
thought of Heaven.
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A Chicago Eouiau VIE lost foot
ga. ccnsoled 6y tho reflection that she
s,i.i had enough left 80 make two com
unou feet.
Wk intend TO demand Of ;he Demo
crstic psr;y Of Kentucky ihe candidate
for Governor We now cay 10 ;he party
that the First Congregational District
hsa never fickered y hen the party bu
cal sounded the charge to dc battic
szsiust our enemies, but that We ~eTe
siuuyt in the van, and fought molly
urfiI the victory vas Won But we
NAV be asked Whist re intend to do II
ve do not get the candidate We III
tscd TO suik and "hen We use the
fs,r we, il means the Democrats
Of the First District. Put that ia
yosr pipe aud tmote it.-PGdVcdh
Asa:ae&tua
A MANiAc ~ A CIRcue RISo We
understand that one day 'est veek
RorouIa-ter Siimau OF The Iron Noun
grin railroad. becauic wildly insane IN
Fredericktown, Mo. shd dashed into =
circus tent % horseback. while the
performance was gtipg on, rode trough
the ring and oct through The sudi-uce.
crestiug the nide-t confusion iusgin
sSie. lie wa taken charge o. by
friends. srd haA since been sert TO the
inssue a>yium. We understand Mr.
Giimsn became deranzeu Eumber Of
yeats ,go. for which he vas treated al
80 Insane a<y lum and suPPo-ed To have
been permanently cured, having had
90 symptoms OF a return of ne IN
GriEiiy until the sudden affection
usmed Columbus JIsPGtch.
TnE Dresden (Wcst Tenu) Den1o
GRAFT say: We have had mos glorious
rsins III different parts Ut the county
during the past week. making glad
the tanners heart aud inspiring all
branches OF industry With reue~ed
hope A few days ago things looked
gloomy indeed Tie earth vas burnt
aai pnrched Stuck vas -ufirring and
farmers stood in mute despair over un
plaried fields. ar crops thar we're dying
To day the birds sing s@eeter tune,
the earth laughs aud -park les ia it,
streams aud in the Peuriy drops that
kiss the refreshed. furnishing grass
The corn Looks greeuer, the wheat
fuller cotton Is popping Up every
where. Hheu the farmers thought that
i. vas dead"
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SEHAToR Bruwnlow Is out in an
other letter IN which he denouuces the
Civil Rights bill in terms which are
uumie,aksbie The -pIit between the
Senator. aud his former friends the
political negroes 10 Tennessee seem
widening every day Brownlow cive7
them 20 understand thai he feels ab
to paddle his oanoe without them
The press of Tennessee generally
seem willing to accord full credit to
Senator Brownlow for his manly stand
against this bill.
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the a,nr.rnnr.h.hin-

| The Hickman, Ky, CoUEIEE continues
/ 30 shove forward the name of WIN. Lind
say, the present Judge of Appellate Cour,
from this District. for Governor, nOtwIth
standing that it haP been published al
most throughout the State that Mr. l.
would moi make the race. The CpURIKR
mau thinks. perhaps, If he should acct
dentaliy MISE sud put forward the man
W. is ~ I'LL the guhernAtori:@-i eksir next,
why be might get the polish as boot
sinner on he frat step to the main on
trance. IA propose to name the man
" ho TO be the next Governor and thus
secure the fat Offices 10 the News editorial
corps. why the CoURIEk man had as we'll
shut up. etc.-PGdUc0h Ses7s.
II the Nelos man means that Judge
L.. viii not lower the dignity of his
pre>enr position. or that dignity winch
shou d characterize uIen worthy to be
the Chiei Magistrate OF Kentucky. BY
entering into .cous Iable scraInb e
for the positi u. then rhe general an
oounee ment that J Judge l., with 0tm4 ke
he race, We doubt Tot may De cor
rect t; but, IL II means thar Ju igs l..
H. ind ifreu' TO the poplar favor now
pressing him from ali parts OF the
SiIte. it l. bot We doubi not, aisu
the AeLos willing to aD-wer the pulse
OF ito readers IN tkI- matter, aud il It
will do go By hoI,ti"g the name OF
Lindsay. aud thereby di c"untrn,nce
the reports OF Designing men. who
knowing our iavoriIe to be formidable.
seek TO throttle him By such premssZS
az the one reterrat
by the Ners. ee will waive sil -
to po,ish on the steps 60
entrance. in its favor.
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Ii with arr uuu-uaiiy high price 10.
wheat, cuo~, q1ent upon u pn"r harveSr
ia Eur"pe the farmers are not salts
6ed sui complain Of the unpr"6'ahlc
ness Of their labnrs. it becomes a -e
riou> question how the large pro-ppc
tive crops at home and abroad. aui ne
ce>Sariiy lower prices will afaci them.
The Chicago Tribuas rhiu hi the
Western limit nj which Wha sluc
ton pays ha- been reached IT,,
II our agricultural limit ha-S<aItssl
reached, the development OF tue West.
save ia the neis hh"rhnnd Of thr. mines
will be slow The westward way of he
cOurse of empire must be railway. or
a canal, or a pnumatic tube Unril
science can manage 10 shorten the dis
tance from ocean fo ocean. prairieS OF
the lar West cannot be broken up into
grain field The ii re of Immigration
has flowed near the iiUut at sucressfu
sg2riculrurs There are Two lesson
To b. drawn from the fact The fr-t i,
the inexpediency at encouraging fur
Their Immigration. especially that OF the
thousands of Enxli-h agricultural la
borers tho are NOW begging passage
to this delu-ive Canaan. The secoun
Is cheap transportation
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= WEATHER SiGHs All signs fail in

WEATHER SIGNS All signs fail IN
dry weather, but 10 sssist the weather
prog nosticaiors hereafter, we give the u.
the following EtTeIal ruler:
When you see man going home 81
Two o'clock ia the morning. aud know
hi- wife is waiting Up for hini, II u
likely TO he storm
When man receives bill for good
Sis vile bought unknown TO him, !oOk
nut for fh,ader and hghs1iHg
When Il man promises To take hi
eife 10 a party. aud chauge- his
mind sitter she is dressed, you may ex
pect shcact-.
v h. :. man saSes- hls-s;sas RnSsA
children us8 shoes, il Indicates spell
Of sspsiire.
" her a t2au dies and leaves nice
goupg sijov Iith plenty ct money,
sud you see her walking out with one
Of the executors on Sunday, ohungs
10 imminent.
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The G.magrrs.

There are nearly l5UUuO Patrons il
Sieorgi4 The "re.n z''i"n at oranges
i rapidly ,prea iius il ken'ucky
TIE total grange mrmbcr>hip in the
Unitrf State. ], nov estimated a. :
$50 600
There are said TO be over 90 OO0
stAug,r> cunn,c.ed with the varIuu-
'rdscs IA k"niurky
Afr grar.e h. been f"rm-d the
hi Iatiuu to-. az IT,, IL brrs /, IS for
IA n ana - for wrm.n
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Tue system OF mingling the boys
aud girls together ia the same classes
in the public schOols. has been abAn-
doued by the school Board of Brook
lyn. after II fair trial. on account of it,
alleged Immoral tendencies
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Sir. shoeEer. of Union CITY

accused Of setting fire. cereIessly ar
otherwise, to the business houses of
that place that were destroyed lately.
has been fully exhonersted by all the
leading ciiiseus of the place. in a card
putlisbea In tie Herald Of that so~n.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
will sell Ay home ace. Glendale. one
and hslfUmiles from Hickman on the
Troy road. Tho dwelling is a two story
building. four rooms above and beIo~. with
out buildings. The principal part of the
land Is cleared and under fenca. and has
upon upon il near 800 iruit trees-and its
proximity TO Hickman makes IL = desir-
able place for fruiter and garden. For
'terms apply 70 MRS C. D. FOWLKS or
JSO. A. WILSON,
Clerk Of the Fulton County Court
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GsernaaBr GOiHB sO ftse De-
fpOcrss-N En MlHAP.

&AeOs SO H<4l
The recent conveur;"n Of Germans
Of Illinois. Indicate ;kas the great
bulk Of the Grru,=r< u the West atr
break;rg si'h the Republican party
with which they have heretofore acted
The mo:iug cause apPeaa- te he that
the position Of he penocyScy ut those
States. more nearly meet the t3erm.u
idea than the Republican party which
some Of the lenders. nmorr them Car
Schurz, charge with oPsinsring III,
prescott prohibit"ry liquor movcI.entS
The Louisville Ledger reprints frsm
The Sev York World. SOU 6enree ~
the German voting .treuI,h in the te"
Western Stste. Iilinei-, fudisnn. lrSn
Kansas, Michigan. Niuue-o'a. Nil
souri, Nebraska. Ohio aud Wi>con-i"
sli OF which it is cl4imed the prose-"
German sentiment will zeal to the DE
n,ccrecv In round mum er-. ilutive-
the German vote in each of their y BITE
as follows. n
IIiiuoi--43 600.
IndiHHA-l5 900.
Inwa-l4 600.
ksnsss-3 900
kIchigau-I5O 600.
Minupsots-7 600.
Ni,souri-25 QUO.
Nebrs.ks-3 600
OhiO-35 QUO
Wisconsin, 80 600.
L, uu.t be assumed of course that
-cme OF thi- G-rmau pro rat" ha'- here
tofor. acted With the NeuOcr.ts> ~o'
that .uu- of them cannot be sIieostec
from the Republican psr;y.
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p. s. Mr.. JehERoa vas tao son Of
skiilfnl surgeon. His mother recommend
cd 10 her friendS, and for many years use1
ny sarsapariiiA With perfect suocess. IiI
screfnia anl Feser-soreS Ars. Jahnscn
states that The cures effected we're Aimee.
miraculous. Read ny Journal FOR ex-
.enacI Information and advice IN your
ease. Ny journal contains certificates Of
eminent persons, ministers aud medical
nea-men who are known bcrs in shis
community fer integrity and vsraciiy. l
nave recently received a most remarkable
certificate from an eminent gentisman 81
Louisville JOHN HULL
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~ "a "a LID
Personal Property for Sale.

Personal Property for Sale.
VNHERH WILL BE SOLD. a, the late
residence OF John 4. Sloan, decd.
Two miles from Hickman, Ky, on the
Dre4Isn road. on
FRIDAY, JULY 3p, 1874,
some OF the personal property Of the os-
tate OF the said John A. Sloan, consisting
Of Horses, Cows. Sheep. Farming IDple-
ments. &c. Also. on ihe premises.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER l2rH. 1874,
the remainder OF stock, implements, &c.
(withhrld at the July sale for the Pur-
pose OF completing the present CROP and
the LAND of the said Jno. 4. Sloan. in
so scre tracts. Said lands are contiguous
10 Hickman, sud on one Of our most pub
lie roads, la good ueighborhOod. and as
fertile as any lands In Fulton county
This lAusf will be sold on moderate
terms one third cssh, the balance in one
and two years. equal paynents with lien
on same for deferred payments. notes TO
bear L. per cent. interest from day Of saie.
Sale positive, unless Rold privately.
Any one desIrous OF seeing the land can
do 80 by applying to A. d. Sloan, on the
premisas or the undersigned. Hickman,
Ky Possession given january LIST, 1879.
juneI3-td II. e. BAILEY, Executor.