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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09

manu- VI tuo ulcAICdu cApculIlOu
which resulted so disastrously for
France. At the outbreak of the
German war Bazaine was regarded
as man for the time, but after the
capitulation of Sedan he retired to
the fortress Of Metz, where he was
separated from communication with
the Government. After seige of
seven weeks, Metz capitulated with
three Marshals, fifty Generals, six
thousand officers, and one hundred
and seventy-three thousand mem
a surrender only paralleled by that
at Sedan. From this time on, Ba-
zaine was so unpopular that his life
was in danger, and his flight to En-
gland alone saved him from assas-
sination. He returned to France
when summoned to trial.
Speaking of Bazaine's sentence, a
contemporary remarks:
But what is life to Marshal Ba-
zaine, even if this mercy should be
extended? He will probably be an
exile from France; "a man without
a country;" an old soldier who, hav-
ing seen nearly a half century of
active service, in which he has won
honor and reputation, suddenly
finds himself degraded from his
rank, stripped of his honors, his
whole record expunged, and him.
self ignominiously branded as a
traitor. To soldier like Marshal
Bazaine, who, in his own language
as he left the court, only carries two
words, "honor and country" in his
breast, such punishment as this
is infinitely worse than death. Up
on this account, if no other, the ap-
peal for mercy will probably be
granted, and his life will be spared
to be dragged out in the slow tor
lures of a disgrace, to escape which
even death would be a welcome
relief.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Attorney at Law,
perform Marriage Ceremonies anywhere within
ten miles of town. Office over Edwards store,
corner Main and Walnut Streets, Independence,
Iowa. 30-y1.
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j. s. WOODWARD,
n. HOLDRIDGE.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW and General Land Agent
IA Independence, Iowa. Office in Wilcox BIN.
Particular attention paid to Collections, and Re-
mittances promptly made,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09
L. w. HART.

T AW CONvEYANCING, WAR CLAIM, AND
IL Land Agency Office Office in First Nation
al Bank building, Independence, Iowa.
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q. H. p. ROSZELL.

u. H. r. 0OSZkII,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
"A AGENT, will practice in the several Courts
of the County and District SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. Office over King & Ken
y0n's Hardware Store.
Independence, 10 wa, Jan. /, 1873, 26-tf.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09
JAMES M. WEART,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public and
IL Claim Agent. Office in WilcOx's New Block
up stairs Independence, Iowa. T-1y1
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09
Business Cards
Attorneys.
ID. S, LEE

2 D. s. LEE,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public, and
n Justice of the Peace. Office, south side of
Main St., over King & Kenyon's hardware store,
Independence. viii make collections, pay taxes,
take acknowledg dgments. buy and sell Real Estate,
l9-y11
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n. w. RRuCKAR
w. g. 81. b. DONNAN,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Independence, Iowa
n Office with W. II. Joslin. in Wilcox Block,
Consultations in Euglish and German. 19-y1
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public and Land
n Agent Office in G. W. Taylor's new build
ing, opposite the Post Office, Independence,
Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09
LAKE g. HARMON,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW and Real Estate Agent
N Office ever King and KenyOn's Hardware
Store, Main ST., Independence, Iowa. 33tfl
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09

E. e. HASNER,
A TFORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW Inde-
II pendence, Iowa. Office in Wilcox New
Block over TabQrs Drug Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Independence, Iowa.
n Office in Munson's Block, Main St. 2tf]
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-01-09

In this world teach me to deserve the next
(Church ont! Charles, do you rccolect the text p
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JUSTIN E. COOK,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Jesup, Iowa.
"A 29-mGl
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
THE DISSENSIONS IN FRANCE.
pppcpNr pOJ rrICAI, ASPECT.

PRESENT POLITICAL ASPECT.
THE ASSEMBLY LIKELY TO REJECT ALL THE cONSTI-
TUTIoNAL BILIs-JOY or THE REPUBLICANS
OVER THE PROSPECT or A DIssoLUTfoN-PLANs
OF THE CONsERvATVEs-ACTIvrTY OF THE IN
PERIAlISTS. ,,,, ,S.
II is probable that the Assembly will successlveiy
reject all the Constitutional bills The Republicans
manifest joy over the prospect, believing that disso
luton will be the inevitable result. The Conserva-
tives favor either postponement OF the bilis uhti
Winter if none of them can be adopted now, OF the
intervention of President MacMahon by means OF
message holding the Assembly responsible for failure
to organize the powers of the Executive.
The vigorous efforts made by the BOnapartists 10
influence public opinion and turn it to their own
account cause much uneasiness. The party Is or
ganizing committees in every department establish
ing newspaper organs, and distributing political
documents and petitions urging the restoration OF
the empire.
There are rumors that the Assembly will adjourn
at the end of July.
banquet will be given at Versailles tomorrow
to celebrate the birthday of Gen. Hoche. NJ Gam
beta is expected to speak on the OCCASION
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

National Government police, whose agents were
present In largo numbers. No harm came 10
the military insulting BOnapartst gentlemen. ihae
was on the first day, and the train was ou'waio
bound. military man met NJ. GamDetta, ~ no
left the cars walked directly up to him, ana gaVo
him a severe blow ia the face. with cleDched list.
He was arrested brought before the magistrate, ana
asked his motives for that manner OF proceeding.
He deposed, with honorable frankDess and clear
ness, that he brutally struck NJ. Gambetta Win
cenched fist for the sake of forcing him lGambetta)
to a duel ithe brush Of glove would have
answered all that purposel, and that he would
do the same thing over again, s'mi-
lar call and occasion presenting themselves.
That was on the second day running into the third.
Among the persons arrested by tho police at the
Havre Railway station were two Republican MEM
bers of the National Assembly. They were both
released from arrest, on giving proof OF their
quality of deputies by the first examining commis-
sary of police. That they had in any sense, violated
the law could not be pretended to be proved. Inc
Assembly Historically anxious at times for the
preservation of its dignity" is disposed to regard
as accidental this outrage to its collective dignity
done on the persons Of two Of its members
LIE PAYS. strdent organ of boldly advanced Im-
perialism edited by Paul Granier styled de Cassag-
nac petted favorite and bulldog defender OF the
Chisehurst Prince and Empress outdoes ltseh III
really clever brutal abuse Of Republicans. These
have proposed to him. NJ. Paul Graner de Cassagnac'
by the mouths of Victor Schoelcher and another,
that this representative Imperiast accept tho ehal-
lenge to mortal fight with u. de Clemenceau, deli
egated representative Of the insulted Republicans
queer state of social, ruling law, an aImoss
stranger one Of political conditions for great ma
ton to undergo. But lie Paws is to be suspended
IN proof of honest MacMahons Indifferent Minis
try's Indifferent honesty. ". IL H
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, June %, 1874
The President to-day withdrew the name OF George
w. Woodward as one OF the Court of Commissioners OF
the Alabama Claims. ana nominated In MS
place William A. Porter OF Peun'yivania.
Tie latter aud the other nominees 70 De
together with John DAVIS 70 be cieTx 70
confirmed a. United states Marshal OF the southern
District of Mississippi.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination OF Iede-
dnh H. Baxter a, Chief Medical Purveyor OF tbs Army
and Col steuhen v Remit Major OF Ordnance, to be
Chef OF the Ordnance Corps in place OF Dyer uecoaseu'
With the rank of B1gadier-ieneral.
Representative Bass. who was yesterday cohnrmea as
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury says he VIII confer
with the Secretary the Treasury before no decides
whether will accept the ose, though ~ pres
eht he Is dispose 10 decline IT,
For RssIr Rp,i Of CosJsal ProesedAss go iATa F19eI
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NE VS..
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR FUSION OF REPUBLICANS AND
RApICALs-MARsHAL CoNCHAs PLAN Oy MILL
TARY OPERATIONS.
MADRID. Tuesday, June a. 1874
Sefiores CASTELAR, and MartOs had long con.
ference yesterday about the fusion OF the ReDuocsns
and Radicals. The Radicals demand, as condition Ok
the fusion, the election OF new Cortes
Marshal Conchas plan to lccaze the Carlis nsurreo-
tion and thus eventually as be hopes, to overthrow IT,
provides for the establishment OF fortified military
line beginning Losureos passing Estella Pnenta 10
Reina and PampelIna, and terminating at AWE. Ito
Marshal expects BY this to conne the Carlss TO
small district Of country destitute Of resources. dc
considers useless employ his army in continual en-
easements with an enemy who 10 without o definite
plan OF campaign.
Tho Government troops have defeated and diS
persed Carst bands Morelia The insurgents
lost n killed In the engagement.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
THE POPE ON RELIGIOUS LIBERTY in THR
UNITED STATES

LONDON, Tuesday, June 2S, ls7I
A Florence journal says the Pope has been
presented with copy of the address sent from the
United States to Archbishop Ledochowski OF Posen.
The Pope In replying spoke most cordially OF America
and said: "Tbe United States is the only country where
am really Pope in the eyes OF the Government. am
always afraid lest European Governments shall oppose
or control my acts. whereas can freely send pontneai
to the United states without fear of opposi
ton on the part Of its Government"
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

The cargo of the Williams e. GuiOn steam
ship Montana which put back 10 Liverpool with ma
chnery disabled has been transferred 70 the Idaho
which saile for New-York to day.
Several persons arrested at Rome on Sunday
for taking prominent Part in the Papal demonstration
have been variousy sentenced TO Imprisonment for
terms Of six, twelve. and eighteen months.
The Toronto Globe of yesterday morning
says the Reciprocity Treaty cannot fail 70 be beneficial
to both the countries interested In its operation IL
must largely increase the volume OF trac. stimulate
industry and while involving large expenditure on
tne f her mineral resources ss We'll as TO her
shipping and agricultural interests
Prominent Cubans lately returned to New
yo,h from the interior Of Island do not place tho
slightest confidence IN the report from the Havana
Journals that quarrel had broken out between Prcsr
dent Cisneros and Gen. Maxine Gomez Tne ressoo
given for the impossblity OF any quarrel that tho
civil and military authorities among the nsureents DO
not enter into possible competition that oomea
and the President on the best OF terms aud that
thev have not been within miles OF each other aud
are not likely to be The whole story they CONSIDER
10 deceive the spauiards Cuba and make
them more confident Of the future, and temporarily
say the excitement and Dissatisfaction exstipg among
ali classes account Of the financial crisis
At the meeting of the American Pilgrims at
the residence Of Cardinal Borromeo. iu Rome, on the
lth Of June all the leaders OF the Catholic Association
we're present. the attendance numbering about 200 per
sons including twelve American ladies. Cardfus Bor-
romeo delivered speech in Italian praisiug the zeal
aud courage Of the Pilgrims in confronting thu dangers
and Inconvenience OF the pilgrimage. Prince iauncs-
10TH then spoke Ias in the name Of the Asse-
citation for Promoting Cahohc Iptesests, and stated
that II Afforded him pleasure TO place these Pgrms on
the Ist OF members of the Head Roman Branch OF tho
Association. An American prelste then Gave sum
mary OF the precodng speeches Ia Enssh sna thS
stafements translated were much cheered Cardlpall
Borrmeo thereupon appointed the Pilgrims oeneess
of the ASociation. ana Bishop Dwenser delivered .
speech Eughsh, expressing MS sIautade ior tne
hoaor thereby conferred The reception wss of very
brilliant character.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
TIE BRAZILIAN CABLE.

REJOICING OVER ITS SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
LISBON. Tuesday, June %, 1874
The usual pleasant messages have passed
between the Governments OF Portugal and Brazil over
the establishment OF teegraphic communication DO
tween the two countries.
PERNAMBuco, Tuesday, June 49, 1874.
The successful laying OF the submarine cable bringing
Brazil into telegraphic communication with Europe mas
been the occasion much pleasant exctementi 10 ths
country and there is general rejoicing In Pernambuco
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
NATIONAL TRIAL OF REAPERs.

CINCINNATI, June 23.-A national trial Of
rcapers held here to-day under tho auspices Of the
Industrial Exposition The first entry vas for reapers
with serakes. The Buckeye went in nrst and seemed
70 enve great satisfaction with Mllers patent table,
rake. Farther trials held. Trials of mo wers via
take place TO morrow. Awards will not be made TN tho
opening VI TIE Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
THE STRIKE OF ENGLISH AGRICULTURAL
IABORERS,

LONDON, Tuesday, June B Is7E.
Mr.. Arch has consented to 60 to Canada
with party OF agricultural laborers.
At meeting farmers in Newmarket to-day, one OF
the speakers declared would undertake to ImpOrs
from Canada sufficient number OF unemployed iaborers
TO m the places OF the lockedou IN MS section oe
the country.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

challenge to any Juror that he practices poygamy. or
that he believes in the rightfulness OF the same
The right of appeal is also granted from the Su-
preme Court of the Territory TO the Supreme Conrt
of the United States in all prosecutions for capital
offenses. or for bgamy.
In the House the Senate amendments to the bill
were taken up and passed
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
| INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC CONFER
ENCE

PROPOSED MEETING AT ST. PETERSBURG NEXT YEAR.
LONDON, Tuesday, June %, 1874.
The London Post of to-day says an interna-
tonal conference will in st. Petersburg 30 1878
for the purpose OF revising the rules and regulations
adopted by the Paris Convention OF 1855 for the govern
meut Of telegraphc lines. Some States are expected
to be repre- septed by delegates.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
NEWS YORK. SUPPLEMENT-

ing the Jurisdiction of the Lighthouse Board over the
Mississippi Ohio, and Missouri Rivers and the proviso
that all tolls vessels entering or leaving Thunder Bay
River Michigan, shall be abolished after the lighthouse
is completed. The three foregoing items therefore be-
come law.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
REPORT ON THE SAFE BURGLARY CON
SPlRACY.

THE COMMITTEE DENOUNCE 1T AS PLOT AGAINST
AN INNOCENT CITIZEN-sUGGEsTIONs TO FACILI-
TATE MEASURES AGAINST THE CULPRITs-THE
GUILT OF THE SECRET SERVICE OFFICERS
CLEARLY ESTABLISHED
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON. June 23-The burglary and safe
robbery in the Office of the District Attorney OF
Washington was the subject Of report in the House
by Judge Wilson OF the Joint Investigating
Committee, The report intimates without
actually affirming it, that the conspiracy
by or i1 connivance With two Of the the
Treasury detectives, had Tor Its ohlect
to impicate falsely in crime of the petitioners
Mr.. Columbus Alexander and it provides for supply
ing the Attorney General and the Secretary of the
Treasury back copies Of the testimony taken, in
order that these officials may take due action against
the culprits.
TEXT OF THE REPORT
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.l
WASHINGTON, June 23-The Joint Select
Committee the Affairs OF the District Of Columbia,
heretofore instructed TO inquire into the so-caled safe
burglary, report that they have diligently en-
desvored 10 make the investigation required by
the resolution, and in doing so have exam
ined a number Of witnesses, and have learned
the names OF other witnesses who ought 10 be
ned whose attendance they have not been able up
TO this procure The testimony taken is In many
material respects conflicting and irreconcla-
Bile, and u some important particulars
the contradictions cannot be accounted for
upon any theory Of mistake or want OF memory in the
conflicting witnesses. Toe testimony satisfies the Com
mitee that one OF the objects Of the burglary was
falsely 10 duplicate Columbus Alexander, one OF the
memorialists; but in the absence OF the testimony
AZ the witnesses hereinbetore referred to, whose
attendance has not been procured IL
would be in the opinion OF the Committee improper
o., them to express any opinion upon the question
tdernc that the burglary have been the subject
OF investigation In the Criminal Coufs oi ,he Dntret.
re COMMITTEE suggest that expression OF opinion Dy
fhem that any particular person or persons are Euty
might be uuwise II not improper for reasons ths WIZ
aa,i;,v he discovered upon reading the testimony.
Tie Committee think 1t should be brought to
the notice OF the Secretary of ihe treasury anu sne ~
srams wn,cL we're sent from Michael Hayes 10 ii l.
WhteIcy and j. c. itcshl. and nus "a I've ga,
,cesraDs aud Ictt>Is pTOuucSi ~ e''u0"'"' ANVIL
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

on and ask TO he discharged from the further
soced T6., ise ciei of tn. Hou b. n$ ,:
sso, 70 usm 20 ,ne s S..e. sien by he
Select relation the sha Of the District Of %
the Upe States Attorney for the District Of CoiunSa Tor s
The Committee was discharged from the further con
alteration Of the subject aud the motion was agreeu "
WHITLEY AND NErTLEsHIP's GUILT CLEARLY
SHOWN.
laENERAL PRESS DIsPArcHl
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The letters and teie-
grams together with the testimony alluded to by the
Committee their report show that both Col "hteiey
and his chief assistant Nettleship were concerned Id
tho conspiracy to falsely impicate Columbus Alex
ander. Whiteley, In his first examination, severa
weeks since, swOre that he had held no COM
muncatIon with Hays. On the other manu.
Hays positively that he was sent to Washington
by whiteey and that not finding Netteshp az ssf sse
him, he telegraphed to Whiteley, informing nun
thai one here. Whitley swore he never re re-
ceved such telegram, but the manager OF the FRANK
lin Telegraph Co. produced the telegram from hays'o
whileley. 1t is as follows - nc
To H. G wmrrlrr ts si,sstsr-si, Se.S.I York ,,u
The M nager OF the Telegraph Company at New-York
produced the telegraph messengers book showing ss
ley Hays also swore that about the 18TH OF Aprl ne
telegrapned Netteship from New York that the man
Whitley had selected TO blow the Assistant Dstct
Attorneys safe would not come for the money onerea
Neteship testified that he never received such aus
Union Telegraph Company at New York produced tue
original telegram from HAYS to Nettleshlp sent from
New York. 1t reads as follows: -
MErRoPoLIrAs HoTx, NRw-YoRK. April is. 1874
J. NBTrLKsHIP, House, Washington Cry, ID. q
sell tor the Want thousand dollars VIII nd
BY 8 a. train tomorrow. NJ hhs.
Col Ben. Perley Poore and r. b. Nixon, experts IN
handwriting testified that in their judgment the anon
ymous letter received by Harrington Informing MN
that his safe to be blown open. was i'll Neteshps
hand writing The testimony OF Newcombe, Whitley Net
eshp and other operators the secret service
shows clearly that effort made by Whiteley and
NetesnIp keep Hays out OF the way until they could
use him witness IN their interest. Ncwcombe had IN
terviews with him in Canada by direction OF Whteley
and Nettleship also visited him there. They evil
dcnty supposed that Hays woald testify as
they wanted him TO do. In this tney were
deceived for Hays used the various letters
aud telegrams he had received from Eetteship ana
Newcombe to fasten their guilt upon them The testl-
mony Neteship also dsclOses the fact that he had
been in communication with Hays In Canada before no
appeared before Committee the first time The clerk
OF the owen House also testified that he noticed
NctteshIp IN company with German who answers TO
the description Of the man who was engaged with HAYS
setting up the Job Alexander" He also testified
that he received aud recepted for the telegram from
Hays to Nettleshp Of the date Of April Is, 1874
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-07
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY I.

CONGRESSIONAL PAPA bill has been OF,
fered 10 the House of Representatives, to repeal
that part of the salary grab law still uorepealed'
which allows members Of congress to draw their
pay monthly from the beginning OF their term
and before the meeting of Congress The
philadelphia Inquirer submits the following
views on the subject, saying. The result OF
the late act has been that members OF the pre-
sent Congress who had not even been to Wash
ingtou between March aud the beginning OF
December of last year, Were drawing their sa-
aries with great punctuallty, so that when Con
grcss actually assembled AID the back-pay busl'
mes, caue under discussion, as well as OF the pro
privty of the advanced rate OF compensation, II
was found that nearly every member hao pock
eted his pay up to the mouth OF December: 1n
the case of one Congressman VINO had oeen
elected to fill vacancy caused by death, II was
shown that he had not ouly taken the pay FOL
The interval between the time OF his election
and the meeting of Congr, IS, but had appro'
priatcd the amount which ought to have been
paid to his deceased predecessor.
TRYING TO RIDEINTo THE WHITE HOUSE. :
Yesterday morning, about ii o'clock, as Lieut.
Hurley was passing the Presidents House, he
saw il man on horseback on the portlco, trylns
t. ride into the front door. The otheer TOOK
the adventurous horseman into custody, anc
turned him over to the 18th precinct station
house, where he gave his name as Joseph "
Sypher On his person was found ioaoee
nistol and after being searched, he was locked
up and kept until this morning, when he wa
conveyed to the Police Court and charged With
carving concealed weapons After hearlnt
the case, the court imposed fne OF $50. Il Il
stated that Sypher is from CiDclnnatl, Ohio
aud has been hanging about the Executive
Mapsiop for some time, and has lately beer
denied admission there, and yesterday deter
mined to make tour of the house on horse
back. He had no excuse to offer. 1t is though
by the officers that he is slightly deranged.-
Woshtnoton Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-07
.AVETFON Stiles.
RyF. A. Kerby. AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Ed.
", TATE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA
By virtue of a decree of the County Court 1a- OF
Fairfax county, rendered at the July term, 1879,
in the chancery cause of Slabler VS. Quander[
heirs ct al, the undersigned will offer Tor sale %
on bic auction at Cats Tavern, in West End,
on TUESDAY, March 8, 1874, at y o'ejoek m,
SIXTY.THREE ACRES OF THE FARM OF
the lac Lewis Quander, in Fairfax county ny;
called 'BROOKDALE." Th" land to De sod
is the northeasterly end of the sad II. IS
psralelogram in shape, and Is III the "ooaia"''
Terms Enough cash to pay costs of suit and
expenses o. sale, the residue upon credit OF
one, two and three years, with interest from Gay
of sale, and secured by purchasers bonds WIN
personal security. aud retention OF title TO prop
erty sold until purchase money is Psa OoS' VI
eo'' " ID. l.. SMOOT
;,ne,-dStwts Commissioner of sale.