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OAR AND SAIL.
An Exciting Race Between
Freshmen.
The Regatta at Cape May.

SARATOGA, July BIN the single scull
race between J Kennedy and W. +. Weld,
Kennedy failed TO put in an appearance
and the judges sent Weld over the course
without any regard to time.
The Freshman Race.
At y NJ. four freshman crews, the Cor
nell, Harvard, Brown, and Princeton, took
up positions for a race. After a few sec
onds' delay, a start was made in good Or
der. Tie Brown boys got away first row.
ing = more rapid stroke than either Of their
competitors and soon showed decidedly in
front. The sympathizers with the Brown
boys Cheered Justify, nor was IL until we'll
teWard the close that their
enthusiasm had 10 SUUsiie. For
two full miles The Browns kept
the lead, and there was nearly a quarter of
the third traveTsed before they were over
taken. The Harvard, with 4 magnificent
spurt, overlook the Browns crew, but not
without 4 struggle was the leadership sur
rendered. Every energy was strained to
hold the advanced position, and the excite
meut among the spectators was Of the in
tensest kind. At last the bow of the Har-
wards was driven to the front amid kindest
cheering Of the Harvard On-lOOkeTs. At
this point the field was again changed, for
Cornell, who had until now been rowing
third, lay to their oars and with a
spirit and dasbing energy absolutely
astonishing, drew up TO the Brown
men, got even, passed them, gained upon
the HOwaris, got even, entered into des-
perate struggle for the first place, and
finally, with squirt of astonishing bril-
liaucy, went clear to the front and came
home winners by boat length. Perhaps
10 more exciting hit Of boating has ever
been done between orr colleges than took
place between these Freshmen in the last
mile Of the course, and no victory was ever
more calamity won. IL was a clear tTi-
umph Of pluck, nerve and good training
The Princeton men were last all the time,
although not disgraCefully so. The Prince
tons rOWed 4 more rapid stroke than either
of their competitors. The Cornell stroke
was the longest.
The Regatta.
CAPE MAY, y. j., July 13-The re,
gatta started fairly this forenoon. Idler
passed the flag boat, followed closely by
the Resolule, Mohawk, Eva and Dread
naught. The sloOp Sadie made pretty
dash, aud the last Graf: cut was the Sun
shine. Calculations Of the start are made
from time Of passing the tlag-bOat, and
some tug-bOats and other passenger crafts
opinions are freely expressed as to the re-
suit, but nothing short Of official data can
settle that. The yachts came in in the fol
lowing order: Mohawk first, Idler second,
ResOlute third, Rambler fourth, Madeline
fifth, Eva sixth, Dreadnaught seventh, Vim.
dex eighth, Sadie ninth, NindeN winning
the 81, 900 prize for slOOps.
ITmCA, July 13.-The victory of the
Freshman Cornell crew was received here
with the greatest enthusiasm. Guns were
fired, flags raised, brOOms elevated and :
general spirit Of rejoicing prevails.
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A STRONG effort viii be made at the
next meeting of the Georgia Legisla-
ture, to have the capital Of the State
re-established at M;lledgeville The
change 70 Atlanta WAS made in the
days Of carpetbaggery.
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COMMISSION MEaCHAgT.

which he acknowledged. This bold ayOwal
Of the existence Of such committee, which
N. Rouher had previously denied on his
honor, was received with surprise, ami
caused a lively sensation. Debate was
atiourncd until tomorrow.
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ITALY.

ROME, July 13.-Garibaldi, on ms az
rival at Cavita Necchia on his way to
Capara, was drawn to the hotel by the PeO-
ple. The town was illuminated last night.
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4 TEANCENDENTAL preacher J.cE FOR
his text, "Feed my lambs As he cane
out Of the church q plain old farmer said
20 him. ssThlt wa "a v'rv gs1' t-zi, Tut
You placed ths ia, 81 hl. 80, rlcs tl'7t
the lambs couldn't reach il, noe tine Cd
sheep either
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-14

WHEN we show that the Northern
States pay higher taxes than Tennessee.
the answer is they are able to do 1t.
When we show that the Southern
States payhigher taxes than Tennessee,
the answer is they are unable to do 1t.
This is the logic Of those who oppose
paying the State debt.-Memph.s Ap-
neal
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TENNESSEE BONDS advanced slight
iy IN New York yesterday, the old is
sue being quoted at 50 and the new at
492.
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.-o1-s can't be TOO keehul nowadays
ey lot their children eat" said an
va 5T, Iady as her eve fell upon the heading
Of a newspaper article-"LlItle Emma
lines Diary"
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GOLD was weak and lower in New
York yesterday, closing at ll54, after
selling at 1I5s.
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IT is barely possible that the letter
of Jesse James to the Nashville Ban
ner denying that he and his brothers
and Their friends, the YOungers, are IN
Kentucky, is a trick to throw people
of their guard.-LOujSrale CONNER
cigI
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Horrible Double Murder i'm North
Carolina.

A Brutal Husband Murders His Wife
and Child. and Attempts 60 Burn
their Bodies.
New YORK, July ia dispatch from
Raleigh, n. c., slales thai most inhumau
murder. committed ia that county in March
last, has just come TO light Scott PHtiu,
a white man, cut his wile'S throat, Their cut
her head of, uniOiuied her at every JOINT,
then cut the flesh OF her bones, and al
tempted to burn her body up, hut did not
sucreed. Then hr murdered his iiiLlC boy,
child eight months old, in the same
manner, and buried the tNO bodies in a
marsh, where they were found last week
bv the infuriated ucighbOls. Crcum-
stances show that Pdrtin's father and one
of his brothers were accessory 10 the mur-
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Gun PeregrInatInE .PrasIdent.

Long BRANCH, July l3.-President
Grant, accompanied by Gov. HaItranft,
his guest, arrived from Cape May.
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COTTON was quiet in New York, yes
terday, at I5!al55c for middling.
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EMGRATloN 10 CaiifOru.afsI of nearly
three-fOur.hs in the month Of June, which
was lucky for the stay-at-hOmes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-14

SpeclaI 20 Ue-IUIInn8iI EuquiTeT.
The President is expected 10 return 10
Washington within a week or ten days, for
the purpose Of holding a special meeting
Of the Cabinet, at which il is expected the
question of Cabinet changes viii be defin-
-itely settled. A large mass Of business has
accumulated in the different depa tments
that can only be disposed Of at a Cabinet
meeting, and the presence Of the President
in Washington even for a day would great
lv facilitate public business.
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The Catholic Riot.

LAWRENCE, MASS, July l3.--Excite-
mpnt regarding the riot last night con
Times. No further casualties are reported.
Nine DoIicrmen are of on account Gf in
iuries. The wounded will all recover.
T,yo rioters were to-day sentenced 90 two
montbs Imprisonment. The cowardiCe and
inefIiciency Of persons having immediate
control Of the poll is universally con
demned, while the courage Of the Mayor is
praised.
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Dexter Park.

CHICAGO, Ills, July 13.--At Dexter
Park to-day there were two trOtting
matches. In the first, for a purse Of 500,
mile heats, all ages, MunrOe came in
ahead, winning the second, fourth and
fifth heats. Time, 2:3j!!, pa, 2:}3 :, 2:33 J,
2:34.
The second race was won by Trouble in
straight heats, Monarch second. Time,
2:i2, 2:3g!, 2:}7.
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Administration Murder.

LOWELL, MASS, July 13.-Nlrs. Dunn,
wife Of a labOrer Of this city, was kicked TO
death this afternoon by her husband, who
wanted money from her, but was refused.
Dunn is under arrest.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 13.-Willie
Drennen and Chas. HALEY, two yourg
men of Van Bmen, went boat riding Sun
dav evening on the river. The boat cap
sized. downing Drennen and two young
ladies'. HALEY barely escaped. As he
reached the shore close enough TO lay his
head above the water mark, his So UenSih
failed him, and there he les until found an
L,ur Afterwards completely exhausted.
A negro convict, while attempting TO
escape yv .rday, was shot and killed by a
guard.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Terms Of subscription.
Z NAIL Oh AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE.
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WASHINGTON.
A Cabinet Consultation.
The Venezuelan Indemnity under
Consideration.
The Contingency of DelanO's Res
ignatiOn.
The Row among the Howard
University Professors.
WASHINGTON.
A Cabinet Consultation.


WASHINGTON, July 13.-Fred. Doug
lass, Profs. LangstOn and Wilson, and Rev.
Geo. w. Williams held a meeting with
other colored people last night, and took
initial steps toward starting a weekly paper
here devoted 10 the interest Of the negroes.
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TOLEDO, July I3.-The third annual
meeting Of the Toledo Driving PETk Assc-
citation commenced to-day. First race,
three minute class, purse $500, $500 to first,
$3.50 to second, $50 10 the third, seven en-
tries, four started.
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TRUSTEES SALE!

DY virtue OF the provisions OF Deed o
) Trust. executed to the undersigned
Trustee. By Wilson 5. Roush and wife, on
the oath day OF April, 1915. to secure 10 L
J. Timms 4: Co., the payment OF certain
note for SSH. l5 with interest thereon from
the said 18th DAY OF April, 1870, which SAID
note is fully described in said Deed O
Trust. which is duly OF Record in the Ma
son County Court Clerks Office, in Trust
Deed Book No. >, folio il5, DC, to which
reference may be had. shall proceed tc
sell b. way Of public auction. at the front
door Of the Court House OF Mason County
On Thursday, the 25d day of De-
cember, 1915,
the land described in said Deed Of Trust
containing 306 acres, lying in Mason Coun'
ty about two miles from Buffalo, on the
opposite side of the Kanawha River. Said
land is well adapted for farming purposes
is well improved, and is contiguous tt
school houses. churches, and to the -four
in mill AT Bafalo, as well as the stores o.
that place. =.
Title TO said land is perfect, but selling NJ
Trustee will convey only such title as Is
Vested in me.
TERMS OF SALE-CASI.
JOHN f. TINIMS, Trustee.
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commissioners Notice!

ITO Elizabeth Holt, u. u. Holt, F. Z.
Kerrs. Mary N. Kcrns, WilliamJ. Holt,
Richard B. Combs, Eliza J. CoEbs, Mary
Ann Holt, = Mann. Ruth Ann Mann, J.
L. Newman, Marcus Kimberlins, Asel Holt,
L. C. Sharon and $. T. Wray and the IN.
known heirs OF II. C. Holt, deceased, and
all the unknown creditors oil John Holt,
deceased, will take notice that ! shall atmy
Office in the Court House Of Mason County,
West Virginia, on the
18th day of December, 1873,
as Commissioner of the County Court OF
Mason County, West Virginia, proceed to
carry into effect certain decree rendered
by said Court on the 10Th DAY OF November,
1915, in the Chancery cause therein pend
in., in which they, the above named par
ties are defendants, and +. W. Sisson, rs
The Administrator Of John Holt, deceased,
is complainant, at which time and place, |
shall as directed in said decree, ascertain:
F;rst-Thc Indebtedness OF the estate OF
John Holt, deceased, TO whom due, and the
amount due each creditor.
The priority Of the liens upon the real
estate in the bill and proceedings mention
ed. and whether any OF said debts are
claims for funeral expenses OF plaintits ill.,
testate, and should they he paid in full?
Sccond-What amount SID real estate
was sold TO the defendant, Elizabeth Holt,
for. bv F. karncs, Trustee, under the trust
deed executed by S. 7. Wray, to said +.
Karnes, for the Use ciJohn Holt, deceased;
what amount, ii anr, has been paid by her
to said Trustee, or to the plaintiff, and what
has been done with said money.
Third-What portion OF SAID purchase
money is gov due from said defendant,
Elizabeth Holt, and when the same was
due. and at what time or times The balance,
II any, viii ne due and payable.
Fourth-Nhethcr the mortgage execrtcd
bv the defendant, Elizabeth Holt. to L. G..
shannon, dated the 18th day Of December,
1874, is lien upon the real estate ~ the
bill and proceedings mentioned, and II so,
what portion thereof, and whether the same
should be satisfied out OF the proceeds OF
said real estate to the prejudice OF the
creditors OF John Holt, deceased.
Fifth-Said Commissioner shall also NJ
said time and placc settle the accounts OF
the PLAINTIFFS administrator OF the estate
Of John Holt, deceased.
Sixth-And also ascertain any other
matters that may be deemed by said Com
missioner as RELEVANT, or that may be rcqui-
red By any OF the parties TO said suit.
T. A.. GUTHRIE.
Commissioner Comfy Court VI, c.
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souEr HING TO CUT OFT AND KEEP
in view Of the Small Pcx- scourge
that is alafminsly on.the ineycase.in
neighbOring cities; the following cure
for the dread contagion comes highly
and its simplicity recommends its
trial. where the disease appeata Il
will prevent or cure the small poS
though the pittings are filing. 4
correspondent ;writes:
at is as unfaiSihg as s.te, and con.
ouers in every instance. It isharm.
less when taken by well person. i
will also cure scarlet fever. Mere ]:
the receipt as l have used it, and
cured my children of scarlet fever
here it is as / have used it to cure
the small pox; when learned physi,
clans said the patient must die, Ii
cured:
"Sulphate of zinc, one grain; FOX
glove (digitalis), one grain; half q
teaspoonful of sugar. mix with two
tablespoonful Of water. Take q
spoonful every hour. For a child
smaller doses according to age. u
countries would compel their physi'
clans to use this, there would be nc
need of pest houses, If YOU value
advice and experience, use this fol
that terrible disease
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PoINr Pleasant, Dec %, 1879.
.ll-. EdAor:
You will please notify the teach
cfs, and public generally, Of the post
ponemcnt of the County Teachers
Association, which was to be held at
Mason City the 10Th and Both Of thi:
month, according to programmed
until the 3rd and 4th Of March, 1876
| think this postponcment advisa
bic, first, from the prevalence Of The
smallpox in this town, from which
some Of the patrons Of the Assocla'
ton must come; second, because OF
the reluctance on the part Of those
teaching in the rural districts torhin'
Gle with persons coming from the
infected localities; and thirdly, |
think it would be an imposition to
ask the kind and intelligent people
of Mason City, for an extension OF
their inequalities to the teachers
until thisloathsome scourgc has made
itsdisappcarance.
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n Office

n Office!
TIC Elizabeth Holt, VI. VI. Holt, +: Z.
Kcrns, Mary N. Kerps, William j. Hot,
Richard B. Combs, Eliza J. Combs, Mary
Ann Holt, - Mann, Ruth Ann Mann, j..
L. Newman, Marcus Numbering, Asel hoit,
L. C. Sharon, and S. 7. Wray, and the un,
known heirs OF II. c. Holt, deceased, ana
all the unknown creditors OF John Holt,
deceased.
You will please take notice that or, the
Sth'd day OF January, lS76. at tue Lew Once,
OF F. X. Guthrie, ESD, in the town Of Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, hetween the hours
Of s 4. VI. and t P. M,'of that day, shall
proceed to take the deposition of F. I.
Rcrns and others, to be read rs evidence IN
nv behalf, touching 4 certain matter OF ic-
count, now pending before F. 4. Guthrie,
Esq, Commissioner OF the County Court,
of Mason County, in which | am Plaintiff,
and you are Defendants; and, II !rom any
cause, the taking OF the said dispositions
be not commenced on that day, or ii COM
mcnced. be not completed on that day, the
taking OF the same will be adjourned and
continued IRON day to day, and rom time
TO time, until the sI:na arc completed.
Respectfully.
F.,W. SIsS0N, Administrator
Of the estate Of John HcN decd.
dec l6-iw.
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Here is 4 recipe for the cure Of
smallpox. taken fgem The G7mg's
RciormGd .lIcsscagsr. 1iyOa think ii
worth While 70 publish it, it might
bcncc. some one. The treatment is
is follows:-Whcn the fever is at its
height, and just before the eruption
appears, the chest is rubbed with GRO
ton ci! and tarta.ic ointment. This
causes the whole of the eruption to
appear on that part part to the relief
of the rest. talso secures full aud
complete eruption, and thus prevents
the disease from attacking the inter
raI organs. This is said to be the
established mode of treatment in the
English army in China, and is re,
sardel rs a permanent cure.
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rlrl<Ayr FLArrs PRESBYTERIAN
CarRru.-A joint communion was
Aa!,l in this church or last Sabbath.
b. the two Presbyterian organiza-
Sons, an elder liz each distributed
the clements. There was but one
thing hacking to make 1T complete
and that was III, presefcc OF Nr. Nc
MILAN, who from soJ1c' c;msc or 9TH
CT lid not reach the nishborhood to
81! his appointment. Under the cir
cum<ianccs the sermon was preached
BY Rev. ". Z. Hill. The collection
taken up on the occasion was divided
between the two congregations.
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Our Carrier Boy will bc around New
Years Morning, with his ANNUAL!
Greeting to his patrons, and he hopes
that all Of them will be ready tomakc
his little heart glad by tossing him 4
dime or quarter.
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1t has been rule among some Of
our young men to get intoxicated on
Christmas Day, heretofore. We ask
them not to do so this Christmas Day.
Older ones will do well to take this
advice also. Let everybody shun in
toxicatiny liquors on that Gay.
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Charles Isaac Perrine, C. O. Perr;ne and
Sarah Lila Pcrrine, his wife, Dctts.

Charles Isaac Pcrrinc, c. O. Pcrrine and
Sarah Lila Pcrrinc, his wife, Dctts.
In Chancery.
The object OF this sui, is to sell the rndivi-
ded intcrcS: bs decree OF Court, o: Charles
Isaac Perrinc, al infant, iliand TO certain
tract OF land lying in Mason County, West
Virginia, commonly knownas the II. q:
Perrine tract" or the Hawthorne tract,
and to invest the proceeds oil said Sale Tor
the use AID benefit Of said Charles isaac
Pcrr;nc. And it appearing by affidavit IL
led with the papers OF this cause, that the
said Charles Isaac PerriEe, c. D. Perrlne
and Sarah Eliza Pcrrinc, his vile, the De:
PENDANTS, are non-rcsidents OF the State OF
West Virginia, it is ordered that they do
appear here at Rules to be held IN the
Clerks Office OF the County Court o! sad
County; on the first Monday in the month
OF December, 1875, and do what is necessary
TO protect their interest in this suit.
TeSte:-E. kIATBERLlNGi, Clerk,
by Joseph II. Holloway, Deputy.
IIose, Timms & Schon, Soils.
dec. ,a-Iw.
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Our young friend, James 3. Mcna-
ger, desires us to say that on last Fri
day, he dropped a letter addressed to
himself, somewhere on Main street,
and would be glad if the finder would
return the same to him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-12-23

There is now on cxhibitiohat Van
Matre's Book Store, 4 fine oilpainting,
executed by one Of West Virsinia's
fair artists, which is attractingconsid-
cradle attention among the connois-
cures ofart. Call in and see It BY al
means.
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IT, ,sor Is now nearing It's emu.
Tho ~" holiday festivities are in pFspa-
Ia III All ere boxing forward t.! to
IL" ,beerful days, Wien they VIII |.
'a as, ' a.iJe the iabOrious pursuits ef
e. md give themselves Up to the
nv men, + Of one week Of pleasure
g yitt5. ores are boxing anxionsly for
L ward to the night when Santa Claus
,,;u visit their stockings which :; arc
-s s, slons tie mantle-piece, Tbs
! fsr season Of enjoyment, Of dances
fsolics, parties, weddings presents ms
r., Many are the hea'ts that VIII
r. made glad this day, by presents
from parents ndfrisnds. Christmas 9ala,.
j. day on Which children rise early
!, fbe p,orniDg, and make the home
s,,d with their loud joyful shouts is
fber view their wcIl-flled stockings
and sing 900.
S,oct;n~s il the I;i,rhen, hung up in 4 row W.,
S,pta Claus has lilledthcn,-ycs lFoi" ''P
t,r,. w.? j,;Ia and crimson, pain; the falling
q, Christmas GS, pay, SO early in the morning
;>,rrc., Hs,le whispers from the cOscy bed;
g jS lHfIc footsteps pat;crins overhead.
B"T5 the stairs they wander, to SWEEP
On Christmas Day, 50 early in The morning.
Dolls and drums and trumlrts; what i
sight 10 SEC! ,ou
WhnS and ,o!s and tca'Sci,,-oHe lot Wv"
and mc;
Blooming in the corner, such Christmas
On Christmas Day, 20 carly intiie nrorl'''S'
Bells mp in the strcplcs; hagk! they sSc9iiy
tell TIL,
Ik,w ;!,c blessed Sayior lows the chiI6sfcH
Gsik
3od Ih%s si.t ;hc -lorics that long Sinrc
hriclk
On Christmas Fry, 80 early in The n'"7ri'F''
We. soa, fsAr hGts,el's OUTSIDE in the
imA, II.
Thn- II. words Of tho l:,hy unsteady
fall ,,..
'S'"is MS y 80 M I''i'' S'7 OK OF '''sS'
On Christmas ~. 81 .arIy in'he rr's'nIns
While all this JOYOUS tine; With
Chose Of rs ~ coed health, our hearts
canao: bu: be at..:cic sd rs wc reflect
on the condition Of Som@ Of the f&ml-
ficy q cpr tc~p who are afflicted with
tha. most Gcr!i|sa :snd :,as!r-ome dis
ea.e-small-pox. The ncishboFhood
in which il exists i q@aTaniincd,
and the people are not permitted t"
minslc with their frllnw-bcingS on
these JOYOUS DAYS. The holidays will
5bv sad to them Indeed. Let those
swlo can enjoy She festivities of these
ErtTf:r days. do something to make
the afflicted feel, tlla: they too, can
wclcv:sa and enjoy the Christina
tine.
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We understand that owing to the
smallpox the votarics of the Terpsi-
ehoFean art will not have their usual
holiday hop.
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In pursuance OF the trrnsas3 provisions
o: an order Of sale lhs,se ii each OF the
above named causes, lin the two frst nam
ed on the 18th day OF october, lSl1, and in
the last npmed on the 18th day OF October,
IS.5.) J. fie undersigned, Sheriff oil Mason
Coratt, West Virginia, shall on the
81 day of January. ls76,
at the front door OF the Court House Of said
County, proceed to sell nj public auction 10
the highest bidder, the tract OF land in the
proceedings described Is containing 50
acres more or less, lying on Coopers Land
Fork Of Ten 9Iilc, branch OF the Great
Kanawha River, which was levied on as
the property of the Defendant Wetzel.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash as to one-thirl OF the purchase mo-
ney, and the balance in two equal install
ments OF six and twelve months, bonds
with good security, bearing interest from
day OF sale, for the deferred instruments,
and the title viii be retained as g further
security. Z. sEdgSi
dec Civ. Sheriff OF Mason Comfy.