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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

ScHoESrELpr AND CooK.--These en-
terprising gentlemen will shortly open u
furniture store in Odd Fellows Hall.
Main street. Gold Hill. The business
will 10 run in connection with their FUR
nituro store in Virginia. Here as there
they will keep constantly on hand q ful
assortment OF everything in their line.
woopvuLE PosrroSxNESr.--The de-
linqusnt sales in the matter Of the last
assessments levied by the woodulle and
the woodville Consolidated Mining Com.
panies, are postponed till the 10Th OF
January next. See official announce
meuts OF the same in our advertising
columns to-day.
SOUTHERN CroSs.-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Southern
Cross Gold and Silver Mining Company
will be held at the company's Office in
San Francisco on tho l0th day OF Janu-
AIRY next. See Official notice In our ad.
vertising columns to-day.
RETURN THAT CoAr.-Ths party who
took q blue beaver ovsrcoat with silk
lappsls, from Miners Union Hall in
this town. on Christmas eve, will save
himself trouble by leaving the same at
the Bank OF California ON Main street.
He Ii known 10 the owner oil the coat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27
NAMROW EsCAfE
lreriis OF . Hrakeaaa's Life.

reriis Of Hrakeaan's lifs.
About G o'clock last evening. Edward
Wright, son Of Justice Wright Of this
town. had his right leg caught and
severely injured between two orsdumps,
at the Santiago mill, on Carson river.
whilo attempting 20 couple them. The
leg was caught about ten inches above
the knee and terribly manglsd, although
fortunately the bono was not broken.
How no managed TO escape without
greater injury Is remarkable, a. his
pants were literally torn to shreds. The
young man was taken from the Santiago
mill to Carson City. where he still 70.
mains. As soon as his condition will
warrant no will be removed to the real.
dsnce OF his parents In Lower Gold
Hill.
The rapidity with which . story grows
as IL eircnlatss from n to another. wa
illustrated by the report OF his injuries,
which reached the young mans family
last evening. First. his leg VA crushed.
neI, il was broken. next cat Of. and last
OF all he was killed outright. These ex-
aggsratsd reports caused the parents and
sister OF the young man q great amount
Of unnecessary pain. the latter. who IL a
young. tender. hearted girl. being driven
almost frantic with grief. Her Joy may
DO imagined when she found the case
was no worse. Mr.. Wright will Proba-
bly 10 able TO attend TO his duties again
in about a month.
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r
They wanted Coin-rhey Tried 20
Ges n-They fstisd-rhsir Dis

Some time Saturday night. while
others were repeating in dreams the
pleasant experiences OF the preceding
day, two or more burglars effected an
entrance into Joseph Frsdsrick's paint
ing and papsring establishment. ON
South c street. Virginia. and attempted
TO break open q safe. but failed in the
attempt. They entered by the rear door.
facing on ID street. This door was pro-
tected BY two heavy iron doors. which u
must have required three or four men 10
Lift from their hinges.
After entering the building the burg
lars took the ~precaution Of putting a
brace against the front door. doubtless
for the purpose Of allowing themselves
time to escape In case OF any one con-
nected With the store attempting TO come
into it. They also covered the back
door and transom light with clothes, so
that their presence might not be sus.
peetsd by any person passing along ID
street.
The bungling manner in which they
attempted TO open the safe would seem
to indicate that they were not old hands
nj tapping n till. This was done by
breaking of the pivot o! the hinges and
prying open the door. an attempt in
which they utterly failed. Bafiod in
this, they had TO content themselves
with 81 or ss which they found in the
drawer Of "a desk. II appears that coin
-. A.. .,tr tbino thav ~antaI "a N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27
D,nnrtur~. I..st Eveutur.
roo TEMPTING
spissdid Display ~ ths Geld Hiii
Meat naskes-ssaebedy Ceans'
eatss 100 Psasds % Fssk.

The display OF Christmas meat. at this
Gold Hill market was. vithou. doubt.
the finest in this part Of the State. 9th
ers might have moro fanciiully orna-
mented mutton, AMI more rosettes and
bouquets pinned to the heads aud stick
Ing in the mouths Of obese porksrs, but
for genuine. solid fat. with no foolish
ness about IL. our next door neighbor
laid over all. This was not the case
with tho pork alone. but also with bssi.
mutton and other meats.
The display was so snticing that pas
sers.by stopped in front Of the market
by hundreds TO feast their eyes on the
sight. As an instance OF the Kind u
meat on hand. We will state that one
hos. IA years old. weighed 700 pounds,
and another. about the same age: 6ij.
Some hungry individual. whose stom.
nch cravsd q good Christmas dinner. APP
pears TO have been unableto satisfy him.
self with a sight Of the good things. for
ON Friday morning. half q hog that had
been loft hanging IN front OF the market
the preceding night. came up missing.
The party who carried il OF could have
been no weakling. for 1t weighed the
neat little figure Of 100 pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27


QUEEN vIcroRiA's CHILDREN. 1t ap-
pears that members Of the royal family
are moro completely the subjects Of
Queen Victoria than any other person
in the United Kingdom. The Sunday
Tunes. q well.known London journal.
contains this paragraph in Its Court
news: 1--WE understand that her
Majesty has been eraciously pleased to
consent to the Princess Of Wales and
the royal children passing their Christ.
mas aud New Year at Copenhagen. The
absence Of her Royal Highness will not,
however. exceed i've. or at the most,
six weeks" AM other wife and mother,
whose husband is absent on foreign
travels. may quit the country unchal.
lsnssd. to pass the Christmas holidays
with her children in her parents house
out Of England. but the Princess OF
Wales is compelled to ask and obtain
the consent OF the Queen. her mother.
in-law. to visit her parents ut Copen.
hagen.-PAihdoiphia Press.
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WHERE DOES IT ALL CONE FROM 2


Pints and quarts Of filthy Catarrhal
discharged Where does Il all come
from? The mucous membrane which
lines the chambers Of tho nose. and Its
little glands. are diseased. 90 that they
draw from the blood its liquid. and OK.
posurs to tho air changes Il into corrup-
ton. This lifs.liquid 10 needed TO build
up the system, but il is extracted, and
tho system Is weakened by the loss. To
cure. gain flesh and strength by using
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
which also acts directly upon these
glands, correcting them, and apply DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DR.. Pierce's
Nasal Douche, the only method Of reach
ing the upper cavities. where the dis
charge accumulates and comes from.
The instrument and both medicines sold
by druggists aud dealers In medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

The ISTkR.0 OCEAN CASAL.-CHicAoo.
Dec. l0.--A Washington special says:
Colonel George Williamson. OF Louisi-
ana, United States Minister to the Pro-
vinces OF Central America, Is In the city.
He IL much interested In the success Of
the Inter.0 Oceanic Canal. He agrees
with the reports Of the Board Of Engi.
neers. that the Nicaragua route Is the
only feasible ono. lie answer the crit.
ieisms on this route very easily. II has
been said by some critics that economy
in connecting the two oceans would DO
to cut through tho Isthmus OF Darien,
so that the waters OF the two oceans
could meet. This, Colonel Williamson
thinks. is utterly impracticable, Us the
beds Of the two oceans nre on very dif.
ferent levels. The tide at Aspinwall
amounts 10 almost nothing, while at
Panama II comes In with tremendous
force. Should a wide channel be cut
away. allowing the waters OF the Pacific
to pass through to the Atlantic. the i'm
menss pressure from the west would
wash in enough sand to Don utterly
choke up the channel. This is shown
by the fact that from Panama n long
way out the water is very shallow, rs 1t
Is all along the western coast. In case
the Nicaragua route il used, the canal,
when IL reaches the western shore. will
have to DO built into the sea for some
distance, in order To permit the passage
Of ships.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

The JrBrLEE SINGERS. - Remember
the grand concert to DO Sven at Miners
Union Hall. in this town, BY the Tsnnes'
see Jubilee Singers, tomorrow ever'ng.
These people have the reputation oil
singing the revival and camp meeting
HYMNS OF the South in M Incompatible
manner. II ons-half the newspaper en-
conliumns they have received are de-
served. the concert will be q treat such
as none in this section. excepting per
haps Bill Gibson. have ever been privil-
eyed 10 hear. By the way. We have
heard il stated that Gibson Ia going to
volunteer his services to the minstrels.
wo will not vouch for the truth OF tins
statement, but venture TO say that II he
does, the concert will DO the grandesi
success Of anything ever seen in Storey
county, for Gibson Is OF himself . whols
camp meeting OF the rsrsss kind.
CoRoSKRs' ISQrKsr. - Coroner WIN.
Mayer OF Virginia, viii hold an inquest
into the circumstances Of the death Of
Patrick O'Tools at 7 o'clock this even
ing.
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THIRD pIsPATcH.

Charged with Numbering his WIFE,
Ceronsr's Inqucst-Msrc Akoui
the Commsrcial Bank-wirss Cut
aud Reward Ofrsred-AnuuaI
Observation-Disclosures sale Pest
posed.
SAS Francisco. Dec. 1850 p. NJ
Louis Losss, arrested aud charged with
numbering his wife last Friday night,
waived examination In the Police Court
this morning. and was held to answer
without bail. Mrs. Losses daughter,
twelve years old. testified to seeing
Losss drag his wife from the bed by the
hair and beat and kick her. An inquos.
on the body OF the murdered woman
will Be held this afternoon.
The Coronsr's Jury In tho case oil
Gustavs Holtx. run over and killed by
the Market street cars last Friday oven.
ing. found q vsrdic. this morning aliri.
buting the accident TO inerpsrisncs aud
carslsssnsss OF the driver OF the car.
The Commercial Bank. which sus.
pended last Friday afternoon, 80 unsx.
psctsdly and quietly. remains closed this
morning. Pinkbam, cashier, and the
only man connected with the concern
who seems to know anything Of Its
affairs, declines to make any statement
to-day. but promises n tomorrow. and
says he hopes to make arrangements to
open in a day or two. Both Pinkham
aud Hanscom (Presidsntl scout at tho
idea OF anything wrong in tho manage
ment Of the bank, and claim that no one
will lose anything in case Of resumption.
The wires connecting the Stock Board
with the Western Union Telegraph Of.
Zoe were found cut again this morning
by some malicious person. A reward OF
$500 IL offered for the discovery OF the
psrpstrator.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
srs Of the ella Silver Mining Company
will be held on the 10th Of January. at
I r. n.
The annual meeting OF The Gould &
Curry will DO held to-day at l o'clock.
The delinquent sale Of the woodville
Mining Company is postponed until
Saturday. January 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

SAN FRASccIsco. Dee. 27-3 p. NJ
The Meredith Mining Company incor'
poratsd to-day; capital. $40, OoO, 900; Di'
r~sctors. W. y. O'Brisn. Joseph Clark,
A. Z. Head. James +. Miller and John
skae. Also, the Mackny Company. nj
the Same place, and same capital and
Trustees as the Meredith.
Seth Pinkhan. Cashier Of the Com.
msreial Bank. Is out In q card stating
that the bank will resume operations in
the near future. and that nobody will
lose q cent BY the banks suspension.
A japanese dwsllins.houss. with alot
OF native carpenters which were brought
over by the steamer Alaska, will start
for the Centennial Exhibition next week.
and will take ten cars to convey II to
Philadelphia.
The police made . raid Sunday morn
ing at 2 o'clock. on tho Chinese Thsater
for the purpose OF arresting Cinnamon
for carrying concealed weapons. Though
the house WAS crowded tho officers did
not succeed in capturing any, because OF
the Celsstials threw their arms under
the benches before they were searched.
After the crowd dispersed. the officers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

TnE WOMB "sozoposr." which has
already become a household word. Is de.
rived from the Greek. and composed Of
two words, Sozo and Odontes. 5000"
translated, means 10 preserve, and
"Odontes." the teeth" SoEodont," o
preserver OF the teeth. And II 10 true to
its name. It beauties aud preserves
the teeth. hardens and invigorates the
gnms, and corrects all impurities OF the
breath. The odor Of this pure prepare
ton is SO delightful that Il 10 . luxury
to apply 1t. II Is as harmless % water.
Sold by druggists and psriumsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27
BUILDING A HEAD.
I've Brsi.ers who Thsaghs They
Ceuld Improve On Mature.


while celebrating Christmas last Sat-
urdsy Frank Dingls and Frank Treziss.
two Cornishmen, got into q dispute
about their skin in that branch Of arch
i~tscturs known as building a head.
Each thought that his early training and
incompatible natural qualifications made
him superior to the other. and on the
strength Of the opinion each put up a
forfeit Of % for a trial Of skill tho sue
csediug day. II was the understanding
that an additional $40 each should DO
put up yesterday. but. on the time ar
irving. Dingle. according TO our inform
ant. was not disposed to test his skill at
all. Theroupon Mr.. Trsziss claimed
the forfeit. but this sum appearing very
large Ia the eyes OF Dingle. IL was ANAL
ly agreed to test their skill for hat
amount.
The gentlemen. accompanied by an
admiring crowd OF about two hundred
persons. adjourned to the Europa mine.
east Of Gold Hill. to settle the dispute.
We understand the match was governed
by the Kilkenny rules. the main article
OF which 10 that there oan DO no fouls.
il being perfectly admissible to use both
tooth and hoof.
Aitsr the discussion. in which each
displayed great skill. had lasted about
half an hour. DinRle made aproposition
to end the contest. which wa done with
out either man being adjudged victor.
II 10 but fair to state that Dinglo enter
cd the contest with a couple OF eyes ON
which some artist had been trying his
skill the previous day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
orest Hattie q. Ilsr.egevin,

oress uassie II haerseGovine-
NEW YoRx, Dec. GA London tels-
gram says: Dispatches from the seat
OF war in Herzegovina state that . great
battle took place on Thursday last near
Nitehitna. lasting nearly all day; 1900
troops were engaged. the Turkish forces
claimed n decisive victory. The fight.
ing on both sides was desperate and the
loss severe.
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irru@ ~.
LL

The following. belonging to the ID. @
and ID grade. have not been absent dur
ING the month: Annie Cummings, Hen.
Nv Carroll. Henry Golding. Seward
kresze. Jarvis krssxs. Katie McCrm.
mon. Mickey Moriarty. Lizzie Black and
Belle Black.
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.r.rloNgRY AMI JEwELnY Y.

J.. D. Marshall, At the Gold I'M Post
oouee store, IL sole agent for al
the San francisco aud Sacramento daily
psper. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received as room rs published.
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery I'm great variety. Blank
books VI every description made 70 order ai
and Q nne assortment of Jewelry: repairing In
that line neatly and Well done. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Zee regular advef.
tipcmeut In another column. iei6
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CaHMICAL

Save me, health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy Chemical strength. sold By al
druggists. Instructions full, and . euro guar
antecd In any case OF debiiitaiinG dreams lor
seminal weakness). and al alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting nom eslf.souse'
Wholesale Agents, Ban francisco. Price =
per bottle. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

TuERx il n new vine. n wonderful
fern, called tho walking fern. just now
appearing in the conssrvatsries--a vine
90 graceful. 20 novel. the smilax has
hardly . hope to remain the reigning
belle among the fsstoon plants Of the
window basket or the Winters beauty
In the spergne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

BnowS's BRONCHIAL TnocHrs. for pull
monary and asthmatic disorders, have
proved their efficacy by . test OF many
years. aud have received testimonials
from eminent men who have frequently
used them,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

uAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
- from the effects Of Errors and Abuscs In
TO Marriage removed. New method Of treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Cifculars sent free, IN sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD, ASSOCIATION, as N.
Ninth st.. Philadelphia, PA.,-an 1nstitution
duetind proiessicnslsiiii. snsis n
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stooND D,spAroH.

New Misisg Incerporatioss-Com.
mereiai bank faiiure-Japansss
House fer the Centennial The
Pslieo after Chinese sperts-New
Chsreh Oedieatisn- Heavy Pc.
lice Busincss = Tho Old Marine
Hospital.
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CALIFORNIA.
Accused or Rsbbcry-niii for = State
kins Range.

SAN FRAScisco. Dec. 27--1:3o p. NJ
Shortly after midnight this morning q
young man named II. 8. whitcomb was
arrested on the oorns Of Montgomery
and Jackson streets. being pursued BY
Manuel Fernandez and q clerk Of the
Golden Eagle Hotel. The former &C.
eussd whitcomb Of having stolen from
him sl.743 in currency, which was
found on his person. whitcomb claim
cd to have been crazed by liquor and
chloroform, q partly smptisd bottle Of
which was found in his pocket. He
was locked up for examination.
A carefully drawn bill to provide for
q State ride range. under the auspices OF
the California Ride Association. will Be
introduced in the Legislature.
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.Ax FRANCISCO srocK BOARD.
This Merning.
is opslr, nH. Ns. 81, nS, "S. IS. as.
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as naltimors Coz.
$50 Confidence. 1k
80 California. IN, us. =. IN, T7s, IAN.
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sis,:. Bsichsr. n
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In LAZY B'yau, ~
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10 Al Hho Afo suncrihs rum tnc err"rr Anu
indlseretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. etc. will send
Q recipe that will cure you, free OF charge,
.,e sry ia south America. Send aa.elfsd,
DIRE ssed envelope 10 the Rey. Joseph ]. lnman,
station ID, Bible H,use, New York City.
Aus7 Gm
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p,vy,x you pnrzrs-Tbs following
-. won viz. =, M ,.a,.. ,.,, In
nu "oA
Virginia, Tor the dement, oil o. mary
Hospital; At Mrs. O'Neil and Miss
nay.s "o'e' S s w. W n = ~
album; No. 1856 won q bible; No. o,
a guitar; No. 90 drew a pop
lin dress-won by Miss Mahar; No. ~
drew q pair OF sleeve .buttons-won by
Peter Brannan. These prizes can be
obtained by the holders OF the lucky
tickets on appiieaton being . me
E.i,v No NIX Won a nsir M brac,l,ts
No. iG9 won a set Of jewslry, and No.
20 q family bible. The holders Of
these tickets can obtain their prizes BY
calling at No. Us South q street. The
following numbers drew prizes at the
table oil Mrs James hely NO, 90 won
-ressntips the "yIaid Of Erin" No. 50
a ladls set. and No. l2l n gentleman's
watch and chain.
HE SwoRr.-Tho man who drives tho
Cosmopolitan bakery wagon in Virginia
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ossTAoLEs TO MARRIAGE

T..l.xes.stoekofarygood 's.eons
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WESTERN DISPATCHES

,r,crAL 70 m. solD .uI nArl1 nav.
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STOCK REroRr.
.,s FRANCISCO STOCK HOARD.

.,,,srrD DAILY ut =. p. .x.Arrxs = col
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-30
Sherif's Sale.

pY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OFANEX-
- %ecution, issued from the Office Of the Clerk
OF the circuit Court of Andrew county. Missou-
RI, retlIrnable at the next August Term, 1915,
ami 10 NE directed, In favor of The State of Mis-
souri,, and against William Norton, Barney
Norton, Peter O'Connell, David e. StOtts, An
led upon and sliced all the right, title, interes.
and claim of the said David &. Stotts and An
drew j. Harlan, in and to the following des-
crlbcd real estate, tO-wit:
\. w. Ia of the n. w. or of Section II, Town
ship 81, Range 81; the y. VI. II of the 5. W. II
OF sec IL, TIP 81, Rye IS; the y. h. IA of the
\; +: IA of sec Is, Tp 81, Rye So; $. - ofS.E.
Il of the \. W. Il. Sec il, TIP 81, Rye IS; Lots
! and 3 of ;; - W. quarter of Sec 10, TIP 81,
RgeSl; y. +. l-4of =. +. Il OF Sec IL, TIP 81,
Rye %; :. +: Il of s. f.. IA See Is, TIP 81, Rye
81, Rye b; Lots ! and 5 in Block IL, in the City
OF savannah: Lots and , and +. l-2 of s in
Block II, III savannah; > acres, part of S. W.
II of Section 10, Township %, Range 81. being
part of a certain twenty-five acre tract of land,
on" hundred rods east and west, by forty rods
north and south. in the southwest corner of Sec
Ton No. I'D, In Township No. 50 north, of Range
- west, rs set apart TO james \. Abbott, by a
decree of partition of the real property of David
X. Abbott, deceased, as appears of record in
Court Record Book G., Page sos. records of the
Circuit Court of Andrew county, Missouri, IA
miliarly known as the DIR. Holt property, and
more particularly described It's follows, tO-wit:
H'Slnnlng 1T a point on the north line OF said p
acre tract, forty-two rods east of the northwest
Va ~ 'AN 81 " " "N-SS thinning Voc
on said north line of said section, siXty-One rods
and twelve and one-half links east of the south
west corner OF SAID section ten, and thence
west on said section line twenty rods, to
ii stone, and thence north forty rods to the be
ginning point, on north line of said twenty-five
acre tract, containing five acres; Is acres of
land, bounded as follows: Commencing 40 rods
y. oftlieS. +. corner of the :. W. IA Of Section
10, Township 50, Range 81: running thence \.
81 rods, thence W. Is - rods, thence S. So rods:
thence +. Is ID rods. TO place of beginning; 5.
ID .f hlnnE - IN rho If ff IN mn / .fC =
d and ., i'll block II, in the City of savannah; W.
II of W half of block 81. in the City of Savan-
nah: Lot (, in block -, in the City of Sayannah;
all lying and being in the said county of An
drew, and State of Missouri, and | will, on
Fflday, the 18Th day Of -4uguSt, 1875,
between the hours of nlneS'clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, ut the Court House door, in the City of Sa-
vannah, county of Andrew aforesaid, sell the
same, or so much thereof as may be required at
public %venlue, TO the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, (suhicctto all prior liens and judgments,)
To satisfy said executions and costs.
l.. ID. CARTER, Sheriff
Andrew County, Mo.
July %, lSI5-nO 40-wi.