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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06
BLAcKSMITHING.

DOBERTs AND JAMES have opened a Blacksmith
IL Shop in the buiI6 ing formerly occupied by X.
Roberts Just west Of the New Bank building, ana are
prepared to all work in their line In the bsss
per and at fair rates. Will also build wagoIts spring
wagons and bargi to order. orders solicited.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06
G. W. HUNGATE.

THE NOTED STOCK and Chaitle Auctioneer OF
Indiana, Illinois and Kans IS. has located three
miles west Of Red Rock, In this county and VIII AZ
tend ali calls at any distance Terms reasonable TOT
service rendered and satisfaction guaranteed. Ad.
dress him at Red Rock, Marion County, lows. or
lsave orders at Cisrk's store. iszou
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

We have too much in platoons !;
we march by sections; we do not
live in our vital individuality
enough we are slaves to fashion, in
mind and in heart, If not In our pas
sions and appetites.--C Chaplin.
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AHEAD 113,254.

GINGER SEWING MAcHINEs-So. sold In 1873,
y 2s2 ~ being l13254 more than were soid oy
any other Company 10 same time Now 10 tne ume
10 yet the Best and most Popular sewirg Machine IN
the World keep on hand good supply OF needles
attachments, etc. North side Of the Public sqaar
Knoxville. ihh"1-
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KNOXVILLE NATIONAL BANK.

KNOXVILLE. IOWA. CapttsA 100000
n Gold. ssver, Government and other Securitis'
bought and solf. Interest allowed on tune dsponIs
kpsciAi attention given Collections. Open from
A. II. TO 4 r. NJ. except SaDdsys.
Df9 9ECTtAts:
W. Collina a a. Coilins, is. Cunningham,
tackson kau,ey, A. Kerr, bHtsnnsnasf'
>. \. Bsiiamy, W. Bschslcr, q. " "ooa0u.
ofRICEEs-
=. ", OoLLINs. Prsst. ,. Q. CUNaIEoHAA, s.rrss
Al. kklGGj, Cashier. &oH
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Mean Insinuations OF what. :

Col. Dudley j. Adams of this
State, Worthy Master OF the Nation
nj Grange, +. Of H., has purchased
600 acres of land In Florida with the
intention of establishing an orange
orchard. Darenport Gazette.
As an additional point to the above
the Gdzefte might have added that u
portion Of the money required to
purchase the orange plantation Was
contributed by the farmers OF the
North west under the delusion that
they were breaking the reign of a
graspiDg monopoly. Adams collect
ed the dues, you know, aud behold
the Dubuque Herdtd.
Whether the Heratd has any
grounds for making such in-iDua-
tions against Mr.. Adams, we do not
know. Ndeshua Post.
But the public would like 10 know.
--CeCiar Ftslts Guzette.
fthe Herald had no other reason
or proof upon which to base Its In
situations than the facts that Mr.,
Adams occupied the honorable posi-
tion Of Executive officer In the
Grange Order, it did contemplate
thing In promuIgating its surniises
as above. Mr.. Adams should be held
innocent of the aapied charge until
proven guilty.
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DIAMOND BARBER SAL DON.

nUTMAN 4 BoREN have refurnished their rooms
i on the east side Of public square, and are now
supplied with elegant Rochester rscinins cnalrs'
ard other modern conveniences. Give them q call
and they will guarantee satisfactory work. ti9 ~
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

Mr.. Merrill took possession Of the
road-bed several days ago by setting
men to work on the Abba end Of the
grade, and the work Is now progress
ing.
The latest word from Mr.. Buell. is
by telegram dated Tuesday Of this
week, saying: "Iron ready to-day.
When will honds be ready" This
indicates that he Is not silenced.
But what he proposes to do, or can
do, nobody knows. Some think he
can and will prevent the building Of
the road others think not.
Perhaps 1t Is our personal falling
to be too sanguine, but we are firm
in our opinion that Mr.. Merrill will
build the road according TO contract.
The Autographed bonds ordered
by Mr.. Buell. lie in the express office
here addressed 10 Prest. Clifford,
marked &C. O. ID. $640." The com.
pany did not order them, has no use
for them, and will not pay for them.
The effect of this new turn OF affairs
upon Abba and Marysville is un-
known. We hope they will not
suffer. ....
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G. &. CONWEll.

nEALER IN STOVES, Tiuwsre. Shelf and Heavy
IL Hardware. Reapers, Mowers aud Agricultural
Implements generally. Agent for NJ ". warren
Patent Atmospheric Portable Soda Fountain. old
Stand, east side square, Knoxville. l2u
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CARPENTERS & IOINERS.

16ILLER 4 BELLVILLE are prepared to do oil
Ul kinds Of work In their line short notice and
on reasonable terms, Give them Cali al
their shop, near northeast corner Court House
Square, Knoxville. lSz4U
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A. UNGLES, Plasterer.

LII KINDS OF PLAsTERlNG done In the neates
n and most substantial manner, and on the short
est notice. Terms liberal.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

Show yourself lover of truth, and
credit will be given to your simple
word.
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TRADES, ETC
DRESS-MAKING.

NTIssM f. CLEELAND. one door east OF fremont
Nl House, will cut fit and make dresses In latest
styles on short notice, and ut fair rates 19~43yl
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

Gen. Sheridan still owns tho cele-
brated horse .,tilat took him from
= Winchester, twenty miles away" !"
tn the field Of battle and To victory.
The horse Is well cared for, has moth
ing to do, and enjoys considerable
rheumatism. The General visits
him occasionally, to seetlat he Ii not
neglected Es go
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KNOXVILLE MARBLE-W0RKS.

noBINsoS BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Dealers
II In Monuments and Head-Stones, and Grave.
yard Work of every description. Near northwest
corner of Public Square, Knoxville, Iowa
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,. u. AYRRs.
N. sIUNE,
STONE & AYRES.

A TTORNEYs AT LAW, Claim and Real Estate
n Agents, Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa.
Will attend to all business entrusted to their care,
In Marion and ad joining Counties. will prsctics in
the State and Federal Courts. 3.lu
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06
Railroad Matters.

AS announced In a portion of our
edition last week, contract has
been made with Ex-Gov. Samuel
Merrill, for the building of the A.
X. & ID. Railroad from Abba to
Knoxville by the 1st of January
next. Mr.. Grinnell met the repre-
sentatives of the A. X. & ID. Com
pany at Pella last week, on their
way TO Ottumwa, and served and in
junction upon them against contract
ing with Mr.. Buell.. Arriving at
Ottumwa they met Mr.. Buell., Mr..
Merrill, Gov. Stone, and others, rep
resenting conflicting interests. The
committee determined that Mr.. Bu-
ell had secured his agreement for
contract upon false representations,
that he could not give us st. Louis
connection from Quincy, could not
secure the Abba -Moulton grade, had
not sold bonds, had not means to
build the road, and could not satisfy
them that he could procure means.
And If they wished to contract with
Mr.. Buell. they were prevented by
Mr.. Grinnell's injunction, issued by
the u. s. Circuit Court, upon the ba-
sis of his claim for $4,000.
Mr.. Buell. left them for Abba, in
not very happy temper, and the con-
tract was made with Mr.. Merrill,
subject to the approval OF the A. X.
4 d. Board of Directors and the G.
b. 4 q. Company.
Upon the return Of the A. X. & d.
officers to Knoxville ON Wednesday,
a meeting of the Directory was
called, and the contract, or basis OF
contract, was ratified by unanimous
vote of members present, viz.
Messrs. Baker, Casey, Collins, Gun.
ningham, Clifford, Heberling, Jones,
Kruck, Mathews and Scoles.
President Walker, Vice President
Perkins, and other G. B. d q. ofiic'
ials mt Chicago give their endorse
ment fully, and Mr.. Walker, Mr..
Merrill and others have gone to Bos-
ton to secure formal ratification by
the Directors of that company, and
perfect arrangements for bonds, etc.
Pres't Clifford has received instruc-
tions from Mr.. Merrill to send agents
along the line east of Knoxville
township 10 secure remainder OF the
right of way and further subscrip.
tions. For further terms we refer to
| the
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art as the said road is compe,ed in Sec

part as the said road Is completed In Sec
tons Of five miles, and in proportion
thereof, and the party OF the second part
agrees to pay all expences for bonds and
mortgage.
In consideration of the foregoing agree
ment and stipulations, the party Of the
first part hereby agrees to lease the said
road when completed, in sections as
above provided, to the party Of the second
part, for the term Of fifty years, to have
and to hold the same with the franchise
thereto belonging. and all the rights, i'm
terests aud claims Herewith connected,
10 ase and operate the same. and to have
sole and absolute control thereof, for the
full term above specified.
And the said party of the second part
agrees that during the said term, to
operate said road in first-class manner,
witha sufficient amount of rolling stock
at all times to transact the business Of the
country through which said road passes.
The party of the second part hereby
agrees to commence work on said rosd
on or before the 18th day of May, 1873,
and to prosecute said work with such
progress that so much Of said road shall
be completed in every thirty days there
after as will insure the completion of the
entire road within the times above speci-
fed.
The above contract may hereafter be
rendered more complete, by such addi-
tions being made thereto as may be pro-
prosed or suggested by either, or both
parties, not inconsistent with the terms,
conditions, spirit and meaning OF the
terms and stipulations above written.
The bonds heretofore issued by said
company to he surrendered to said party
of the second part to DO cancelled or used
by him AS he may deem proper.
The said party ofthe second part here
by agrees to satisfy all claims, rights and
demands of j. b. Grinnell upon said
road, and against said company by rea-
son OF any contract heretofore made or
existing between him and the said com.
pany. ..t. a......aaa
In witness whereof, we have heretuno
set our hands. this 9th day Of April,
1878.
.. MANLY CLIFFORD,
President.
]. s. CUNNINGHAM,
Vice President.
A. w. COLLINS,
Treasurer.
SAMUEL MERRILL.
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G. K. HART.

A TT0RNRY AT LAW and Notary Public. specia
n attention given to collections and foreclosips
mortgages Offce over Welch 4 McMillan's store
Heyers Block, Knoxville, Iowa. 8 3On
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]. K. CASEY.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Knoxville, Iowa. Office east
n side Of pui lie square. ana up stairs over Cons
wells Hardware Store. Will practice In Marion and
adjoining Counties If
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WlNfLoW. j. W.
WlNSLOW & WILSON.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW and Notarias Public. New
n ton, Jaspsr County. Iowa, will sttsud the Courts
. Of Marion County. 40tf
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nor RENT, THAT LARGE AND a.
l. EXCELLENT TENEMENT 205 east kz::i
Main street., near the corner OF Second, now occu
pied l'y Mrs. TrurnCart To a goOd, reliable tenant
it will be rented very low. Apply to
A. j. CHEWING,
il 2l-4tE ReIigiOuS Ntrdd office.
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DESCRIPTION CT GENERAL AsHISGTof.-
Washington wa six feet two inches in height
with o very erect, robust, stal"art 'ramp'
He had fine breadth of chest; long, well
shaped, and very strong arms; broad, large
hand, with grasp like wise; and very
straight, wel!-rounded lower limbs. tie mao
a large head, set on n strong, full neck. WIN
a commanding carriage. His hair was brown,
or dark auburn his eyes grayish blue, set
far apart; and bis complexion ruddy, or
6orid. Stuart. who painted him, declares
that the sockets Of his eyes were larger
than he had ever met with before, ana
the upper part of his nose broader
and fuller. All Of his features were
indicative Of the strongest raSs'on|, astborgh
his Judgment and great seif-command made
him seem different in the eyes OF the "orsd.
He appeared with great dignity in any posi-
ton, either sitting, standing, or "alk'ns'
but he was bold, expert rider, and never
looked better than on fiery borse, whom ~
always kept perfectly under bis con'ro'. ne
was diff dent on occasions. but never abashec
or unera, eful, and bis personal presence al
ways inspired corfidcnce and respect. VIC
have gathered these particulars from a dozen
different authentic records Without nnuihs
ANYTHING like satisfactory description ~
one of them. Ne,r York journal o. "o"'
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iIark. bark. from Old Firgiuia's shore the Tenn
piars' trumpet's pcalira,
The clouds of war have pasS'd away, the reo-croS
ilIg revealing.
Norlhwari now the Richmond. knights with eager
ewes are turning,
Where freedoms fires Of scren-siX Ger Warrcns
tomb are burning.
The southern hrcrz. brings 10 our car. sounds of a
host advancing,
And welcome SHINES from every eye with joy each
heart i dancing.
From BERKSHIRE bills 10 Boston bay we give Them
cordial greeting:
May pleasure Irvine her golden cord around the
TcmpltrS' meeting.
Fill hrminl up the w.ls>aiI cup, well drink deep
libl'i"n,
And weld HE bonds forever now Of a uritcd ma
tun.
FIJI bri,nfr. up the wassail cup, well drink deep
lihstion,
And weld Tue bonds forever now Of a united ia
ton.
Our union n ath the Tcnplars' flag no trial aught
susI sever, .
Till from above the Master : voice snail Iall lis
home forever.
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ELEGANT VELVET CARPETS, SU-
L. pEkIOR FRENCH.PLATE NJ RRORS,
HANDSOME RIOS Woodland WALNUT FCk-
NiIURE, MAATrLS, GAS.FIXTuhES, sill
Vkk-PLA1ED WATE; &c. &C.: AZ AUCTION.
Al the r. quest of tlr. John ID. : ellingS who IN
lends vac ting The premises will sell AT thu Club
rooms, 40. GIG Man street. en TlltKSiDAf, nc
24th Of June. 81 half past 10 ociock ali me FUR
hIrURk. and FINl URES OF The csEibiishhien''
consistingot
One elegant ROSEWOOD LIBRARY CASE, formerly
owned by the late John NJ: Daniel;
700 yards c,epant VELVET, TAPESTRY, ardBECS-
HALL. and SrAIR-C ARpETs ST AIR. RODS, and STEr-
CAPS;
Three nIgc-s:ze FRESCu-fLATE MANTEL-NlR-
ROH>. crstirg $3.50 each;
WALNUT EXTESSIoN-l ABLES CENTRE.TABLts;
One s,IcnIild ROSEWOOD MAE5LE-IuP ETAG ERE
RUFFET. with Frerch-plaIc mirror;
One " AI>UT MARBLE-Tor BUFFET,
Ou-PAI>TI&GS. fSGWAvISGs. and tHRoMoS.
LACE CURTAISs. LAMBRroUISS. and CORSICE,
several d"zon WALNUT GASE-eEAT CHAIRS,
l.gaDt new CHANDELIERS aud BRACKETS,
VELVET ana bRuS>EILS RUGS and DRUGGETS,
WALNUT iIAT-HACKS. pFFICE-DEsKS.
A large lot of best ThIrLE-tLATED WARE, consist
DINNER. BREAKFAST, and PICKLE CASToRs. WA
TER. COOLER. CrFFEE- aud 1EA-URSS, VINE
COOLER, SALAD and sIDE-DIsHES, BOWLS,
Knives FORKS. and SPOONS;
REFRlG ERATOR,
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
COOKING STOVE aud UTENSILS,
lima SrlTToOSS,
TENDERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and FRAMES, &c. &C.. &c.
The establishment liqs been kept per feet order.
The furniture The best that could be bought. has
bu well kr pr, and everything VIII he SOLD without
reserve, thereby giyir the public rare opportu-
nifty to supply themselves with good furniture.
in order 10 allow paroles Wishing To purchase all
opportunity to examine the furniture the house
will he open on TIL SDAl aud WEDNESDAY,
22d ana I'D, from 10 !; u; until i +; NJ:
ipl7 aucilonecrs.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futare Da,..
By Robert 3. Lyme,
successor to Lyme IL Brother.)
Real Eefate Agent and Anctioneer.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A Val.
~ ga 81. FARM NEAR THE CITY M
RIcHMOND.-By virtue IF u decree of the f;ircn,
Court for the county Of Henric0 pr0n0nprrd on
the 18Th day Of June, 1876, In he suit OF Flotr.
noy, &c, ca. Hansen. H., we will, os special com
missoners of the said Court. sel, upon The pre,n-
ises, on MONDAY the 2Sih day Of june 1879 y,
o'clock p. ~. the TIA T OF LAND in The nIs
and proceedings mentioned. iupin Fairfield town
ship, county OF Henrico, near the MechancsyIlie
turnpike, about 81 mites from the city Of Hich.
mond containing 1U2 ACRES. adj ,iDing the lands
of.Cscar q. Costly, james NJ. Carer, and others.
being the same property which was conyeyed To
Robert Il. Lyme, trustee. By rush Borg s., by deed
dated the 9Th cay OF Hay. 1874 rrcoraed In The
clerks Office Of the Couhty Court OF Henrico conn
~. deei book %, p 430.
The Improvements are new, and consist Of A nce
TWO-~1ORY FRAMED DWELL >G. HOIrSF
tln-roofed. containing nve rooms ; good stable and
carrage-house, courthouse, and other necessary
out-buIdings: watnr Immediately at The house
TERMS: Cash sufficient to ocfray the expenses NJ
the sale and 10 satisfy the note Of Burgess for
$1.1I3. which fell due on ire 9Th OF Nav. 1879
on credit TIL the 5rh OF May, 1876, as TO 81 ia:
and cree 1T OF two years from the day OF sale
10 the residue Of the purchase money. NcgoijahIe
notes will be required int Is: added. for the defer
red payments, aud the lille re,atneI until the whole
purchass money has been rad and CONVEYANCE nj
rectedby the court. DGN p. HALStY,
HENRY q. CANNON.
speclsl Commissioners.
ROBERT B. LYME, AuctionGtr.
fe IT .F.S.M.Iu,W ,1h,-.YM
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For the Dispatch.
To tho Woman Of fstchm Onl.

cannot let this opportunity pass without
making an earnest request that we follow
the slge counsel of. st. Paul: women
should be stayers.at-homc." There is her
sphere. Let her 60 outside of home, she
steps down, il l may so express it-she de-
thrones herself.
Where can there he more honorable po-
sition for woman than, as wife and mother,
training souls for eternity? There the faith
fui, praying woman reigns in the hearts OF
her own. We have noble, Christian rpen
in all the professions and vacations OF life
whose place it is 10 lead in prayer and praise
in public. Wv. d.
rive hope this note will end the discussion
OF this subjec,.]
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WANTED: AT IT, The ,r KiC , dsl,.c;
10 c,Gs lc22.2tt
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tfor the Dispatch
The "Kceley Motor F"


In th;s case the motive power developed is,
IN our judgment, based upon the resolution
az water crsdullly introduced into vacuum.
As .Na,ure abhors q vacuum" by sympa'
tbetic action dc we may be allowed the ex'
pression) species Of cold vapor OF water IS
evolved which ILLS and occupies tue Vold
produced by the exhaustion OF air. This va.
Dor, or resolved water, possesses, 1t would
seem. a very expansive po,rer, and BY me-
chanical contrlrance propels the piston
rod. which would compress the air be.
fore it. AS soon as atmospheric air
is readmited TO the vacuum-chamber,
the vapor returns to its former watery con-
tlition and loses its expansive power. The
compressed air resumes its original status,
and equilibrium is sgain established. The
great and almost inSurmounable difficulty
would be Gn applying the invention on a
large scale) to prevent the introduction OF
air along with the water. II this could be
avoided there is no reason why the " kee-
ley motor should not be the most econom,.
cal. safest. and quickest agent IN producing
motion, aud would in all probability to Il
very great extent, if not entirely, supplan;
the use OF steam. &. Is. ID.
Richmond, Va, June 81. 1915.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
No.1 lib Main street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
VILLAGE OF ASHLAND. IN. HANOVER
COUNTY. FOR SALE BY sUCTI0N.-On Fkl-
DAY The 25th instant, at II o'clock a. NJ we we
TWO. STORY FRANZ DWELLING, tn good re-
pair and ut,stanrlally built. containing seven
rooms; kitchen with two r. oms. anu LOI OF
90 Railroad street and adjoining Mrs. Slscmurd0's
IN the b-autiul village Of ashland, in Hanover
county, sixteen miles from the city Of Richmond,
on The h Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
Parties livlrg in Ashland can attend business In
Richmond without Inconvenience.
Any on. wishing to purchase such property as
named above can attend the sale with the assurance
that an opportunity will De Offered 10 buy great
bargain
TERMS: One.third cash; balarce in six and
twelve months. negotiable notes TO be given for1he
deferred payments. with Interest addeo, ana Sc
eu''' y RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
10 90 AuctioCeerS.
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AUCTrON SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By ID: Is. Weis,ger Il Co.,
Auclioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 9I9 Hull street. Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONER SALE.-FIFTY
ING LOT-. THE UssoLD REMAI. DER OF
TWELyr Mills FROM KI.HMONU, IN
III sTERFiNLD COUNTY, FOR Sale BY.
All TION.-Bv virtue OF two DEGREES o. Chester
aed circuit Court. en'erd in May, 1874. aud
Inne 1878, In suit styled Elan. trustee, &c. rs
aiser anh als.," shaIl sell. on the premises, at
runIic auction, on MoNnh the 9Th Gay Of July
1915. nc the hours of 10 a NJ. and O'Clock I.
~. The balance Winter Held"- being fiFiT
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, Of two acres or thereanou's.
living between the properly Of Colonel W. b.
Woodbridge, Dr. Phi. Ha, cock, j. I. Jones, Jewett
q FRO her. and the Daryiile railroad.
The mineral rights will be reserved expressly In
nil the sales and deeds of conveyance.
The railroad facilities are very advantageous TO
merchants and others.
Midlothian is a thriving place. and this Is a IA
yorable opportunity for parties to obtain cheap
homes In that prosperous and excellent ueIghoor-
hood. r,.-a,a
County Court, can be seen nj the office OF the
commissioner, Eleventh street, Richmond, or OF
the auctloueers. In Manchester.
TERMS One third cash balance at twelve, eiRh-
teen and twenty-four months or, one-fourih cash
ba,ance at four. eight and twelve months Interest
added notes TO b. given by the purchasers and lille
retaiued I'LL the purchase. monty be fully paid.
JAMES PLEASA>TS,
10 % Commissioner.