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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-15
TEENS.

A maiden speech Yes.
Lavender says hiswife is always ready
to tell her rage.
A man with big nose isn't always
handsome, but he's nobby.
At fashionable weddings, in Paris, the
bridesmaids are unattended by groom8-
men.
kissing fairs amuse Iowa. Only ten
cents a kiss For the benefit of the
church, too!
We lately noticed an advertisement
headed, "Two sisters want Washing" So
do good many brothers.
"WiIIie, I'm going to heaven" she
wrote, "and YOU Will never see me again"
which was pretty heavy on Willie.
A Pittsburg woman was cured of
speechlessness by a physician. Her hus
band is now prowling around after that
doctor with n shotgun.
Il am astonished, my dearyoung lady
at your sentiments; YOU make me start"
We'll | have been wanting you to start
Tor the last hour.
A somewhat simple woman was asked
whether her husband feared God. and re-.
piled Il guess he does, for he never
goes out on Sundays without his Gun
with him."
Life would be perpetual flea hunt i'll
man were obliged to run down all the
lnnuendoes, invaracitjes, insinuations
and suspicious which are uttered AGAINST
him. Beecher.
Domestic young lady (making pie);
+ rank the kitchens not for boys. Has
dough such an attraction for YOU ?"- |!
IieVer youth: 1t isn't the doe. cousin.
it's the dear"
As Tom, the other day at dinner, gazed .
Intenty into his plate, he remarked =. |
"OnIy womaus hair It's very SEMI.
mental, no doubt, but somehow it gets
away with my appetite"
NJ the Paris Observatory there i = FOL
'scope m the course of construction tbo+
VIII be the largest ever vet made me
[uoe VIII DC fifty feet in length and six
leet' eIght inches in diameter. T. was h..
gun by Leon Foucault in 1863 bnt tbo
was Interrupted bv his death
"A me troubles of 1901 no French.
man h&d a heart for science. Now. Now.
ever the completion OF this great instr,I-
omer Wolf. '''' "2'Ioh-
Many curious stories are told of tbo
strange work types will make with what I
I man says or wri,es. DIR. Betbune onca
,ntroduced INTO a sermon the sentence
? WINE men slept the devil so,rsd toros )
'unge OF ms surprise when he found hin,
'eii reported IN religious journal rs saw. t
hg' the devil smced trees. An 49, {
wrote OF the burial of vounr mo D' =,
DiSGonSolate friends stood riveted f. tbo
pot; but his own compositors mad h nv /
iay' "DIseonsolate tends stood riveted '' ~
ne $p'n. In the manuscript of his SIN
1o"T, Professor Phelps wrote. "a donJ
ann at sea, but in the book il rod 7
y dead elam at sea-" William To-, - o
oa.h' once preached a sermon from tho
"a "a al that man ha5h will he Give
~ ~ ' MS NE; lt was printed, and wfen j,
- PRIOR sheet came to him for correct;on =
,ot tpI h 'ne text reading, "Al that man C
or .m n wiz give for his ote." Instead Of
,rot len ~ - 'ne error in the usual way he /
ircu I "n ane margin, That depends on y
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-15

Leaves Vicksburg at A. NJ, 1918 A. NJ. ia:
p NJ, and 400 P. NJ
Leaves Delta at 500 "A. ", HOO A. NJ, las P. NJ
500 p. NJ.
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mississippi valley and Ship Island
Esi3E2FOssGi.
North i.oui~ian an IL Texas Rail.
road.
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
.VgiE TTain-Going North.

NOnrOe and Shreveport stages connect daily
Tor Shreveport. Fri-weekly stage line from
Monroe TO Bastrop, Louisiana, and Hamburg,
Arkansas.
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LIVINGSTONE

Ills wonderful discoveries and tbr;,1;
ventures during 30YEARs in the willis - a NJ
en- en- ne great search and fndingbv the dr.
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beautifully illustrated, only 81 So Sog;xo
LINE WiLpFIRE Write for ertro terms, or if
VS. 10 oegln at once, send 81 for outfit
nov26 .v oNi9' NO.
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ViciGsburG and DeIaa Ferry Com
p1ny.
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O 49, a week guaranteed to Male and
NJ Female Agents, in their locality.
~ q II Costs Nothing to try it. Particn-
lars Free, P. 0. VICKERY & CO.. Augusta, Ga
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CHIVAIlRTE.

Il ed and IS manufactured by the
west a. Lee Came Printing Co..
worcester, Massachusetts, can be had at the
following liberal prices:
No. OF metal, at 500
" metal and wood at - 80
= :" % 90
" : malleable iron, " so 90
q ~ 8 100 06
. 10 brass, " go 90
IL !" noticeable iron,
{. 90 Grlchly gilded,) at 500 90
=" pfasS, at 1000 90
H.. lnese sets Will be sent to any part Of the
united States, upon receipt of price.
~ Send for Circular.
Address,
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Worcester, Mass
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
JOURNALISTIC AMENITIES

The editors Of the Louisville Courier
Journal and the Cincinnati Eaqairsr are
Just now indulging in 4 few harmless
personalities. In reply to = choice array
Of spithsts. bestowed BY the latter jour
nal upon its contemporary. the Co1rir-
Journal responds In the following COM
plsesut remarks. which ws quote for the
benefit and instruction Of Nevada jour
nalists. and especially for the sdihcation
and - . pattern for the use OF our vir-
sinia City contemporaries. Says the
Louisville editor. ''Ts be blackguaried
BY . small trickstsr aud shallow .brained
blathsrskits 10 always an evidence Of
merit which 10 grateful to our souls"
He then cails the imitation leaders ''bray-
ing assss." and In the language Of Pope,
inquiries: ''whas must be q priest when
. monkey 10 . sOdi" After abiding to
the same gentlemen once more as sap
hsads." the Courier Journal closes by re-
moving liz former suggestions. that they
b drowned like 80 '.many blind kit
tsns." Both the abovsnansd journals
are Democratic organs. and b compli-
msntary language quoted doubtless owes
il origin 10 the recent brilliant cam
paiun In Ohio, in discussing which these
Journals we're on opposite sides Of tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Dumping Races.

This peculiar style Of boat racing. 20
much in vogue in England, has at last
been introduced into this country. II
ia thus dsscriptivsly mentioned in the
Chicago FIeid:
1.-THE sport Of humping Is very popu-
lar in England. especially at the Univsr-
stiles Of Oxford and Cambridge. which
are situated ON narrow streams. and on
which s~ide-by-side racing would be i'm
possible. The plan 10 to post boats at .
certain distance from each other In q
line along the river. A gun Ii fred to
prepare. After an interval . second gun
Is fired 10 get 4" ready ALL" and In one
minute the third gun sends every oar
flashing into the water at once. and the
long line Of boats il off. each struggling
to catch up with the boat In front. and
to prevent being caught by the boat BE-
hind. II IL n great animated contest
from end to end. and Is perhaps the
most exciting system Of boating in
vogue. The bump Is accomplished
when the bow Of one boat touches any
part OF the shell in front Of II, and Is
generally accomplished BY rowing hard
till the bow almost touches the first oar.
then BY easing on one side and q quick
turn Of the ruddsr. the bow II caused to
strike the other boat. Conausrsr and
conquered then clear cut OF the course.
and in the neIt days ncing reverse po-
~sitions, the conquerer to 60 up higher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
VOTING.

Probably more glazing frauds vsre
never perpetrstsd in any election than
thoss which were executed al the polls
in Baltimore recently. There were but
two parties in the Geld. the Democratic
and Reform. the latter Of which includ-
cd all elements Of opposition to Demo-
cratic control OF the State. This latter
element entered Baltimore with . ma
jority in every other county Of the State,
agsrsgating over 1000. Here 10 was
met with q series Of frauds unparalleled.
in proof Of which the following figures
taksn from official returns are given
In 1879 the vote for Controller showed
the Democrats to have pollsd rs. $50,
and the Republicans 1851 votes. In
1874. for Congressman. a light vote va,
Pollej. the Democratic candi date recsiv'
ing 20.S62, and his Republican oppo
nsnt i2.lOs. This year the vote va
much larger. and We hnd that the Dem
ocraiic party OF Baltimore count up &c.
9js votes. vhilo the Reform party,
which included not ouly the full strength
OF the Republican party. but . large els'
ment OF dissatisfied Democrats, aggre
gates only 2i.963 votes. In oths
words. the Democrats. lsssened by larg'
de~ssrtions. increased their vote owe
last year over 10000 votes. while tn
united opposition vote was less thai
10000 larger than in 1874. Easter,
exchanges are full Of the subject. an
the proportion Of the vote 70 the popu
laiion Of Baltimore City which. a. nots'
q day Or two since. was about one II
i've. together with the figures here pro
sented. give strong foundation for tn
charges Of gross frauds which are openl!
\ NADIA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
A brutal Murder.
The Piochs Record of the ilth list.
publishes the following:

The Piochs Record of the llth list.
publishes the following:
81. THOMAS, November IL. 1875.
Edtisr Record: Intelligence has Just
reached here OF o most diabolical muir
der, psrpstrated In Mineral Park, All.
zona, last Friday morning. about half
past 4 o'clock. Most Of your readers
remember II. DeKay. whose family.
consisting OF q wife and seven children,
used 10 live ON the street back OF the
Episcopal Church. close BY where Mr..
Goldthwaits now resides. II ! remem
Der correctly. DsKay and his brother
did the carpenter work In the Masonic
Hall In Phoebe. Some years ago II.
DeKay and family moved to P~shranagat
Valley. where they have resided ever
since until within four or Ave weeks.
II would appear that the domestic rela-
tions OF this family have OF late been
very un~pleasant-so much so, indeed.
that Mrs. DeKay left homo some Eve
weeks ago. and took her children with
her. They proceeded to Mineral Park.
where the mother hoped to find employ.
ment. In few days thereafter DeKay
himself followed his wife. for the pur-
pose Of inducing her to return. This
she promised TO do II DeKay would 60
TO work aud provide for the support Of
herself and the children. lie agreed to
do 30.
On Friday morning last, about half
past 4 o'clock. DeKay entered the bed.
room OF his wife. whom he found sound
asleep with her baby in her arms, (his
little daughter says no had n candle
lighted in ono handy cautiously up
preaching tho bed be placed q revolver
against her temple and fred, the bullet
crashing clear through the brain--death
was Of course instantaneous. He then
dragged tho body of the bed and placed
q knife under 1t to give the impression
that he had killed her while abe WAS in
the net Of nssaulting him. The laugh.
ter, who Is about IL years old. says he
then fred two shots ut her. but happily
without effect. After committing the
deed. DeKay made an unsuccessful at
tempt Mt sell. destruction by shooting
himself, but the skilful manner In which
the pistol was pointed, warrants the be-
lief that this was only 10 excite sympa-
thy, as the wound 10 but skin deep.
Great excitement prevails over this
monstrous crime. and had II not been
that the Court was in session, he would
assuredly have been lynched.
The citizens have taken charge OF tho
family, and have contributed literally
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Carson Items.
lFr,n the ribsn.. November is.l

lFrom ths Tribune. Novsmo~r ls.I
In the District Court this morning.
David Wilson. the gentleman who tried
to ehloroform and rob the workuen Of
the Virginia Water Company. at Lake
View. and Gsong Gung. the celestial in
dividual charged with an assault with
intent 10 kill. appeared before His Hon.
or, Judge Wright. for sentence. The
former WAS sent to the State Prison for
tivs years. and the moon-eyed gentle
man for one year. Two innocents both
appear. and no doubt they think the
sentence a little rough. but our Judge is
right. as both will believe before they
get out Of the Hotel do Hyman.
This morning six more fat cars arrived
for the Lake Tahoe narrow gauge rail.
road. The Company seem determined
to DO ready for all contingencies next
Spring. and II the storm will but abats,
much moro work will Be done By the
road before closing out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Monument to the PlIurlms.

Work on the National Monument 70
the Pilgrims. in progress Of erection. at
Plymouth. Massachusetts,. is concluded
for the season. The Old Colony Memo.
rial Of the llth. says:
Work on the National Monument to
the Pilgrims il concluded for the sou
son. The last stone prepared for tho
structure was laid Tuesday afternoon,
and the derrick taken down on wednes.
day. A covering to keep out snow and
ice will be put over the upper portion.
and nothing more will DO done until
Spring. when the grounds may be put
somewhat into shape for grading. Tho
monument now stands forty.ons feet
In hight. and Is completely ready to re-
ceive the figure Of Faith. which Is to DO
Of the Same hight, making eighty.two
feet in all. This colossal statue Is to
weigh one hundred and forty tons, and
will probably be put in position about
July or August OF next year. II is now
In the hands OF the contractor, and tho
work Is pushed a. rapidly as possible.
The Connecticut Memorial Tablet Is
also under the sculptor's chisel. The
model. Of full size. three and n half by
six and . bali feet. was recently ex-
hibitsd for some days At the Ladies'
Centennial Aid Exhibition In Hartford.
and attracted much attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Reno itens.
Irrom the state Journai. Nov. IS,

lfrom the state journal. NOV. ioI
On Sunday last Mr. Z. G. Stafford.
was accidentally shot in the left arm.
While riding on an engine his gun slip
ped and the hammer struck on some
thing OF such q nature rs to explode the
cap. and the charge caught - before
stated. This occurred at wadsvorth.
The wound 10 . severe one. and Nj.
Stafford has bssu brought 70 the County
Hospital for treatment.
Constable Barlow arrived homo from
San Francisco yesterday having In Gus
tody the woman. Rose Hacker, accused
Of stealing money. jsvelry and other
yaluablss from Mrs. Stanley. and Who
. also held on suspicion Of having fred
Skaters house. and thus caused the
burning Of other nns Reno dwellings .
few weeks sincs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19

TuE pisty Of the French is remark
able. During the last session Of the
Assembly q member made the discovery
that the prayer for the Republic was not
used by the Clergy. who are paid by the
Republic. and what In more. that Il hal
not been used for some years. This
did not say much for the piety Of the
members. or for their regularity as
church goers. But when the matter
was once brought to their attention they
sst about r~ectifying II. Tho question
has finally been settled by an order from
the Pope. obtained by the Minister Of
Public Instruction, commanding all the
clergy to make use Of the prayer for
the Republic regularly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19

MNrxo AccIpKSrs.-The average Of
fatal mining accidents in England and
Wales during 1874 vas one In Goa Of all
persons employed in and about the
mines. and one death BY accident among
every $40 persons. For each fatal acci-
dent 157. 222 tens Of minerals were got
out. and l33.25l tons TOR each death.
In the preceding year (is73). the fatal
accidents and the number OF deaths from
such accidents were mor numerous in
proportion to the number Of persons
employed. there being one accident
among SIG persons. and one death
among 479. In proportion to the weight
Of minerals raised. the figures for 1879
showed one accident for LAG. 1857 tons.
and one death for l33.677 tons. In
Scotland there were in all l2G deaths.
while the number Of accidents Wal
larger in proportion than in England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19

The TRIAL or McCLxAR.-The trial OF
William McClsar. indicted for rapo com.
mittsd upon the person Of a married
woman in Pine Valley. in October last,
was commenced In the District Court
yesterday morning and continued during
the day and evening. II was resumed
again to-day. and at $50 p. N. the jury
retired for elaboration. After an ab-
ssnco OF fifteen minutes the jury re-
turned TO the Courtroom with q verdict
OF "guilty a. charged In the indict-
nsnt." Tho evidence adduced In this
case showed clearly that the outrage
psrpstratsd by McClear was. sven in
this especially damning cate9ory Of
crime. peculiarly aggravated, and wo
have every reason TO believe that the
verdict Of the Jury in this instance, Is
an e~minently just and proper one
Elko Independent, November lGh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19

The RAISrALL.-Mr. Friend. the su.
pe~rintcndent OF the Weather Observa-
tory here. informs Us that during the
month Of October the rainfall ut this
point was 2s-l00. or q little more than
ons-quarter Of an inch. lie adds that
into the sum total Of the fall up to sun-
down Of yesterday. and finds the result
to DO 4 and 5l.l00. or q trile over a.
inches. This gives rs q November rain.
fall Of q little loss than AZ inches. This
10 equivalent to a snowfall In Novsm-
bsr Of 4 feet . inches. or thsreabouts.
The gauge showed q rainfall OF TX
inches for tho night before last-soms-
thing quite excessive. "Tho barometer
10 down" says Friend; and he explained
that to mean that II showed no sign OF
rising, but acted an II IL had settled
down for . regular siege. We believe
that barometer. for the weather. whose
phenomena wo have always foretold
with such unerring precision, fell down
on us yesterday and left all u prsdic-
tons wholly In the lurch-and II 10 .
mighty mean temperature that will do
that kind OF . thing to . handwriting
ditor.-Carson Appeal. Nor. l8h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19

The famous Mordaunt case il at last
ended by the granting Of an absolute
decree Of divorce TO Sir Charles. The
Prince OF Wales. now travelling in India,
has doubtless ere this received the news
thereof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
County Treasurer's Offiee.

Until vuRrHRR NOTICE TIE oYIlCE
u OF the Tr,ssurer Of storsy Coouty will Be
located IN the Green Building. one door south
or thSeneiss-houss Of Young America kngfns
oomps NJ No. :, South O street; v,rriIin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
HOUSE TO RENT,

SITUArED ON reLEGRAPH STREET.
y Gold Hiii. mar the sehcol.housc. Four
sis iws ~pp' O. O. STEVENSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF

DKNAININ0 IN THE GOLD HILL Post.
IL once, Nov. ~. 1875. IL not called fof In
one month they VIII DO sent 10 the DEAD Lettef
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
SCHOOL.

On MONDAY. November rs. Parents having
enldfsn whom they with 10 attend school der.
InR NE iniermisston OF the public schools will
iunlty.
Mss hARoNlE 10 an experienced teacher.
mo VIII gusnnt 9 the most ptrfset raiisfse-
lion. MA n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08
t.} ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
~ No. 1113 Main street.

A MOST ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ALL
"A THE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, ARTlCLES OF EIRTU, PAINTINGS,
HHKSs ARP ekEsiAGTS w Is G
HON. THOMAS Fl. WY>Nt. BY request of bis
execuirlx, Mrs. 81. s. Wyune. viii self at public
auction on rhuKsPhf My 49, 1874 At
Cary trcst all his p rsonal estate library excepted
Sets Of EiRsT;CLAss PARLoR, 6 GMAM sITB,
NITURE; ..,. .... .-....
together with
FiNH. CHINA INA DINNER SET.
/. SOLID MAHOGANY FXrkNS, OM.TABLE,
VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPETS,
and In f. ct every househ. Id article found In fist
class residence. ~, ~ ..4....., .... Al.
OIL-PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGS illustrating
sliiion's Paradise Lost. &C.;
and many other and curious relics and articles,
CHINESE CHI sATIN-EMBo ssyD PICTURES and
The ESifoRIAL-cHAlE Of the late John NJ,
. f,n reP p Gi osToRIc BAROMETER, IT,, .'@a
SURVEYlNG-INSl 4 uMENTS, .,a...,.. -
Fine English SHOT q UN and CASE, .....
ana others too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO,
OLD PORT and RESERVED MADEIRA WINES,
OLD G's Sss~ Z" cH 4i BHKtiNDY. CHAMPAGNE,
B1EPpssA,UT' Ghs ssEE & fcr wears old:
GSEEN Oil MaSGcrS. lOul SeoLS oAu.
large and select variety of GREE N-HOUSE
PLANTS, SWISt1IHG-BAskET i n
FLOWEk-STASDS, &c. T'- - i s.'...
e.,. rE .r.u.a ALSO, Da# -"-.. .a
i fine FAMILY HORSE; SINGLE-HoR CARRIAGE
ard HARNESS, modern style aud in good re-
pair;
STABLE IMPLEMENTS; -.'
Large 10, OF liYDRANT- and GAS-HoSE, &c. ...
Al Q O'Clock NJ, at the above residence. will be
sold PEW NO. IA. st. Paul's church, localed on rhe
left. hand sid Of the rght-haad aisle, next to that
Of john tnders, Esq. .-.r... s.-.f .
TERMS: At sale. .
- =. I....-.. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
my 6 .... ..... E.. .t..s. AucIioueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08
BY Fr,ncis T. lshell,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 8 Eleventh street, bet seen Maiu and Pant

TRUSTEES SALE. OF VALUABLE
i Bel EsTATE ~ THE COUNTY OF
CHESTER.-By virtue of SIX deeds Of tru,t hear.
Ing date respe ciyeiy ON The l2th tf Nay. 1854.
IN Of Ma March, 1885, 9Th Of April. 1857, 9Th 81
July. $50. ex.cu'ed by w. Il. Branter to me
trustees OF The Monroe kuilding Fund ,ssocation.
all OF record IN the clerks Office Of he Couniy,
Court Of tn" county of chesterfield aud or two DE-.
cree; OF The CbsDcery Court Of the city OF kich-
mond entered respectively Oh the 18th aud liIh
days q Nay ISL IN the snt therein pending
ct dLs"I shall. rs surviving uusi &c OF The Monroe
Build ng-FuEd Association, proc ed 10 SELL upon
the premises gns =, On WsDSr;Ds, the 12 DAY Of
so much the OF ms may be necessary 10 paw of The
sum Ct s2.43330 With legal Interest GA 81 200, q
part thereof, from the 9Th day Of May, 1862 in
the following order. 10 wlt: r, : ..'a ~ :
l. Commenting at II O'Clock ". with The tract
OF lying wts' OF the Eichmcntl and Petersburg
railroad. In the county OF Chesterfield. about three
miles from The town of Manchester cOutaaing 365
acres, 2 rods, and "a poles. be the same mora
or less. being portions OF Lots Ms 2 aud 8 In the
plan of hilley'S estare. bounded on The by tbs
sad railroad. Oh the north by the part Of The Whit.
ley tract allotted To James ID. Lyle on the west by
the land now or formerly owu d by Thomas Val.
icy tract allotted to mrs. French. lyon Ibis land
there Is peat and comfortable DWELLING hly.
Ing five rooms, all necessary out houses; besidrs
several trnemen's suitable for tenauts. hi. mcd
wil be sold as whole. or sur-divld 81 into smslLr
tr., Is, 1 map AND subdivision Of which viii be
shown on The day Of sale.
2. immediately after the sale Of HE ab We lanl
TWO LOTS in The county Of ChestcrnrI, In The
town OF SwausbOrougii, rear the town OF ianches-
Ter, known IN the plan OF s,io town as Lots Nos.
6 ard J. 7. contliplng 2 2l,40 acres.
2 3. At O'Clock L. NJ. on Ibe same day, a LOT OF
LAND lying and belrg In the town Of Manchester,
known In he plan OF w IL. Bran'Isr's subdivision
of Lot No. 2S4 us !, OTIS Nos. and 80, frouting on
Jackson ana Summers streets and running back
about 100 feet. .-.' .t' ..'' ..
T. LOT OF LAND designated IN Lot No. 264 In
the plan OF the tom of Manchester. fronting 40
fest on bIddic street, running back Ss feet upon
which statd two TkSkMESTS Two stories
hph. ...-..
5. LOT OF LAND designated in Lot No. 25i,
fronting 80 feet on Bid re street, and running tack
rs feet, upon which there Is SMALL IESE-
MEND. - So. ..
TERMS One-fbird cash; residue upon credi, Of
six Twelve. and eighteen months Tor legotiabIe
notes with interest added. and secured by tiust-
Gef d. FRANCIS y. l>BELL,
ap26 survivlng Trnslee.