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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06
THE VOTE TODAY.

The electoral colleges meet to-day al
the capitals of thirty-eight respectiv,
States, and by ballot elect Presi-
dent and Vice President of the
United States. The electors must
vote by ballot, naming, in separate
ballots, the person selected for each
Office to be filled by them. They must
then make and severally sign three Ger
tificates f all the votes given by them,
each Of which certificates shall contain
two separate lists Of their votes for
President and Vice President, to which
certificates must be attached official lists
Of the electors furnished by the Ex'
ecutive of the State They must then
seal up these certificates, and indorsc on
the outside that the package contains 9
list Of "all the votes" of the particular
State for President and Vice President
The electors, or majority of them
must give q written appointment tC
some proper person to take charge Of
and deliver one Of these packages tc
the President of the Senate they must
forward Immediately by mail another
package to the same officer at Washing
ton, and the third package ofvotes they
must cause at once to be delivered tc
the Judge of the Judicial district in
which the electors have been assem-
bled.
Tho great issue before Congress and
the country after these ballots are cast
is as to whether or not Congress can 60
behind the returns or deny the validity
Of the certificates of electors. The
ablest statesmen in the Dem ocratic
party aver that Congress has the right
to go behind prima taciG returns and set
them aside for fraud. If the colleges
vote for Hayes, of course Republicans
will hold to the contrary. At all event,
this is the great issue likely to agitatc
Congress during its present session.
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CONGRESS- TO DECIDE.

The situation can be written up in Il
very few lines. 1t is Just the same to.
day as it was two weeks ago. The con.
spiracy to count in Hayes is fast culml,
mating, and the three disputed South
ern States will be robbed of their rights.
and Hayes declared president, by plu-
rality of the votes OF the electoral col
lege. Few readers of newspapers could
have failed to divine such result, since
all indications have pointed to it for
weeks past.
The only tribunal to which the coun
try can now look for relief is the Con.
gress of the Unit, d States. One of tw O
things-either it is lawful or unlawful
for the president of the United States
to use and delegate to subordinates the
right to use United States troops.
An overwhelming majority of the
American people in the States
w Nht SItNt NOItH ana NpSt-
we leave the South just now out of the
question-believe it to be unlawful. If
this belief is real and honest belief
the time for arguments and speeches
and newspaper denunciation has gone
by. The question Of the lawfulness or
unlawfulness of such action on the part
of the president must be decided at
once, and by the only competent tri.
bunal, which, under our form of gov
eminent, is the Senate of the United
States There is not the least occasion
Tor violence or uproar or revolution
The founders of the constitution, wisely
remembering the frailty of man seduced
by power looked forward to the posi-.
bility OF president of the United
States who should think it lawful for
him TO do things made supremely un.
lawful by the constitution. They pro
yided tribunal for the correction of
such cases Such a case has clearly
arisen. and the duty of the hour is to
apply to it remorselessly the remedies
provided in our fundamental law.
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troops and yagabond usurpers from the
State House. There was every aggraya-
ton that frauds, insults aud unblushing
tyranny could invent TO break down his
heroic forbearance and precipitate a ter
riblc struggle. Had Hampton but said
the word, quicker than the lightnings
flash would his armed and veteran le-
glons have gathered to his side, and woe
To the tricksters and adventures who
ground that PROSTATE State in the very
dust, had his firm lips opened to sound
tho rescue But Hampton, gallant sol
der noble Democrat thothc is, kept the
peace while the world wondered, and to-
day stand, in mute admiration ut his
matches moral courage Hampton
and his adherents were hedged out 10y
bristling bayonets, by bAyonets, which
he as lawyer and u statesman, kReo
could not be legally invoked his brave
associates and supporters were barred
from the Representative hall, while
dark threats were muttered of their ar
rest and ncarcerationi the passions OF
the peoplc exasperated almost beyond
human endurance, were aroused to mad
ness never in the history Of American
politics was there II uncture so critical
yet Wade Hampton, Democrat and Gov
ernor elect Of his native State, by the
votes of her people, kept the peace
| Who can measure the greatness of such
m IN, or estimate the magnitude OF
such moral Triumph The heart o.
every true Southcrnor beats responsive
to the echo of lIampton's voice, and
goes out to him with a love and admire
ton second only to that felt for Lee Ito
has become their ideal Of manhood anc
patience and llniehty honor, and hi'
name resplendant now, must be spoker
of with pride when the dust of ages shall
have fallen upon the record of his noble
| life
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ANSWER that, we dissatisfied Virgin
ians, and remember that these remarks
are from descendant OF that venerable
old Virginia Indian Fighter who stood
by Washington ut Braddock's defeat IN
1888, and commanded the first company
that reported to him from the South At
Boston Cambridge in l775"
Give us the name of that doughty
warrior, Nose who stood by Washing
ton etc, etc. etc, and Commanded
the first company" etc, etc, etc. And
as this is II matter of momentous in
terest to the public, just give us you
exact relationship to the venerable old
Virginia Indian Fighter"
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WADE HAMPTON is now homeless.
Some weeks ago project was started
by the ladies Of South Carolina to pre-.
sent him with house and liberal con
tributions were made for the purpose
On it coming to his knowledge he re-
spcctfully, but cmphatically, declined
acceptance, and the amounts were re-
turned to the subscribers He made
his home with his sisters, but by the
total destruction of their property by
the torch of an incendiary, Mr.. Hamr.
ton is now without any fixed place Of
residence.
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is now of the opinion that it is the
programme Of the Radical wing OF the
Republican party to count in the Hayes
electors, cost what il may, he hopes,
however for more peaco0ble solu-
ton of the presidential question than
Is apprehendcd by many ba.lng his
hope on the moderation and pntri.
otism of the people. As TO the qucg
ton Of settlement by Congress, he said
emphatically 1.-The vice president has
no more right to count the electoral vote
than have; his duty is simply To de-
clare the count aiterit has been made by
tellcrs appointed by the House and
Senate C,A.s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06
DALLAS. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING; DECEMBER 0

TwESrYrouR buildings, on the Cen
tennial Exposition grounds at Phila'
delphia, have been sold, realizing two
hundred and ninety.six thousand one
hundred and sixty dollars. The cost Of
construction of these buildings amount
ed to about two and half million
dollars.
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The GALLANT HAMPTON.

Hampton had but to lift his little
finger during the intense excitement
incident upon the assemblage of bayo.
net Legislature, Md his supporters
would have swept like an avalanche the
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strong Nerve, "a" A,m,nnb,c nir,.Iug

There are many who have never known
the blessing OF strong nerves, huying boz n
born with weak ones Those NhO have, uud
through disease or some 9th + eau. q, have
suffered loss O nerve power can, by coN-
trust, more mlly appreciate the magnitude
OF that loss. The true way to repair 70 rs To
invigurato the system through the medium
otimproyed dig stlon, secretion, and lHc cs-
Enlistment ofargunr hubit OF bOIy, three
rcsults invariably aCrou.p Is OF 10y The use
Of nosteltcfs stomach nitioFs, which In
sures The thorough conversion ,ol the fuoI
into pure, uouri,hing blood, from wnich tho
nerves, In common with every other part Of
the bodily ocuuom gather vgor, the grand
prpr, qu site Of henltu. The gre / hJectlun
! to scdatives ana narcotics Is that they not
only exert mo- tonic inruc ce, but are al.
ways followed by a hurtlul reaction, such
| * far fro q being the case with tue BNters
the primary action ~ winch is most salulnry
aud whose after effects are beponcul Ia the
extreme.
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CANVASSERS WANTED

FOR ne best selling work issued frum tho
press Tor many years, containing thirty
years OF travel on all the islands of the sen
kho y, are here brou hit out ia "A vail nv ~
pnrlraiture hitherto unexcel ed. 10 yo11ns
men an others out OF employment. OF g"oSs
address and little re d money, This or IA
ever offered In this State. address. he I., hoy
Texas. noxoaJ' uuny
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F5GlO AHD PLANTERS,
American EOst0n s'ie Company


EAKPEATE'S NS VaI,-A pacucal
- Eu!de tn all operations of the trade; drew.
Ing for carpenter, forms Of contracts, Speei.
icattnn. plHns, NC, illU't'ared 80 cents,
Z INTER- Mana ~ nuse and ign paint.
Ing, granting Y rnishing, polishing, 3 som
Ing, phpering lett ing s'aiuiug gliding,
&C. 30 cts. Il ok OF Aiphnbsts, 10. Scrolls
and Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and Jew.
cler 20 > np-maker, - Tayidpsmist, 30.
Hunter ana fmppar's Guide, 20, hog Train
in2 - Popular readings ana Reductions
y q honksellrrs or bV mail, JESSE HA'
NEl CO, H. Nassau st, N, Y. oct3.dn
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TO the Public.

As the cold weather Ia now approaching.
less work will be necessary to SprinKle the
streets than in the summer, and as have
all the necessary materials for accomplish.
ing the work, and am willing To continue it,
| make the following proposition 10 the
business men of Main and Elm streets:
am ready 10 continue the worL, provided all
VIII pay, at rodu red rates, charging only for
the number fdays that water is put upon
the streets, and not by the week, as hereto.
fore In order to make living, under these
circumstances, II will be necessary for all to
subscribe and pay promptly, otherwise I
cannot continue the work
novBtf, DANIEL b. FOX.
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Mantcl Beardlnn

NNrANrEu-Botd IN n private family ior
w Gentleman and Wife References ca
cnHugcd. Address MCCp HERALD ihce.
durG-lW
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ION URK-lhe Herald Office IL now
u receiving ulee cOhsignmenE 81 700
pnpnrs OF all descriptions, ana hhkb ~
illumination of prices aud quality. BIZ
Hruds, white ana COiofcO lfltr
nDnds, NOTE Heads, Statements, CARDS
Circular, ETC. printed U ohenp ny me
cheapest, "nd uoatcr tnnn the nealcsl bilht
lu Your oIdrr aud got the benrnb oI our
"subInrf Prices
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fsGi lu,taTIsialsl COLUMN


fbEf bJytdTlsEatHl COLUMN.
Personal
ron oRK-Ihe Herald Office Ia now
j rrrIyniF lnIee cohsignmcnts Of Joo
pHpem OF Hll descriptions, ana AHkb az
examination ~ prices Hud quhllty' hll
Heads, white ana coiofep iflUt
lluads, Note Heads, Statements, ChiGs,
cheapest, uHd uoaicr tnau the nealcsi' bllht
In your o.dem aud get the ben"hb 81 our
'@uWnrr Prices
H. BURT dealer hair goods le
~, tuNluatuu, Kentucky, Soyrmb,I -l'
nud wrD.. % mis- fam ~ the uishtOi the $40,
nom ~l luur, stating MAJ ht W".'" rt.it
40 D.lIUAt lp.us, on HNlNfuhN 4lh H".HI"-
Inns since D. rU uuuId om iu, nud h'A hnl-
iN Tear sImull ns S'u"N' hh Ip u'
Amy inform. NJ u conc ming nm WlNh Ir
most .h.ukmUy IcgH' Nd by MH7,A a. bLi
SO E,st tIlh street, oylugou, ny 'r'''I"
AIRS. ,cGEEGuH tenders nor thuuAHio
vi Mr. Ar Ltnl ~ ana other friends, ilr
ththum ut 80, uud other assistance d'e.'ll
Boarding.
tNrIruRrr.ynte l,mllg az Iiossuyeuuc,
W Plaster d house with good met lnrrs.
IL, ipf.l. rt. rpuulr. If. deceit
,.,.,..,.. 900. t,..r.i..,a. c,r
Gs'h Nl ''' ''' w ~" ,i.I,,..iu,,
'I. ~. ' unyl,.u
DUahD In priSaIe family lur gent ltmnn |
ID ana wine NyiHunces exchanged. Al !
drrs, Immediately HeC, Lamar House
huN-' ON .-...-
a.. ph.t..- l,t.r ,..,Iflptu4n run set bD.II ..t |
Il -, 49, -" ~ ~ n.ly'Iy
mf2eN 'A7ou' wants
,r,n p,aroU- 5oulf (which the b 1t IN.
J tc.,st VIII bee patti, and satisfactory So
curiN given, Ala-,a' Ten h'r'Ia "ulc'.
r.. E,,t
.........-....
IL ,ornarorJyn,rsou. cheap. dcc4.2'
Il S7t.'G ~ pt,h,I 800 "jA'JIDt,,s
q "''3 r''V4 ~, r"'" ''''''' "cf7-2i
-------------- --l---
W5aioI- Boarding
...-.---....-- .---
w Gentleman uud Wiie. references OK
changed. Address Mctr HERALD -ihcc'
drtG-lw
Cal.
'O' '
,.,,,,.,r ..,..,,...,o,,t.n,,,nu do
IL lha b"9n ~, ,, ',' "iN ii,,t Nd
u'''' '''''''''''' 80 ..-.-.--
J,uul>lNG rTuNr.-NcW, 40. Sc wl,h
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II. EURT dealer hair goods, le
~, tuNuugluu Kentucky, >oyrmu,i ~
ana wro.. mis- fam ly the ui4htOi the so,
rom to- luuir, ttaIiug thai be- would H. ~
10 D.lIus, Ip.us, ON saturday an Nu'hlhs
Inns since D. cU uuuId fom iu, nud h'A I'n-
as lrlr sImulu us sHuHus ut- b pp'h'l
ins,l In.uFm.Iy reu.i ed by MH-.A BUR ,
SO East tIlh street, Oyiug,uu, ky Dr"''l"
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HOUINlNG UNr-NcW, 40. s., Wl,h
X heater aud ioroi hne furniture, cheap
40 Elm Street, corner Ui Jefferson. duc2-2t
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AIRS. NcGEEDut tenders nor thluAH 10
vi NrA.f Ltnl % uud other friends, igr
lhthum ut 80, ANA Other assistance. d'e.-ll
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,E-TAURANT- ell established and do
Ii iuau good business, and situa ed on me
O,s street Cnesp tor cash, Kent low Au'
Dress Restaurant, lhi office. dtc2-lt
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L.E,uNu-uaHl'top buggy and harness by
y "A. II. JOHNSON, LeGIund hotei uo-9-lW
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Wanted Male Help,
Wanted Female Help.

4 tANEASSEk-For lesi imnle business,
X who can deposit 500, can secure place,
Address "C.my,,S,rr,' Herald Office. uCtl-lw
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~anie Situations.

y CNU GlRL, aged about years
~ wavt> tuRttou III family to live.
Niil expect T. unae herself generally uscfnl'
Address Il. II 7 this office decS o.
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AND-y6J ucrrs ut Land, One-third TIM
IL bur, situated u ,he Northwest conner
uI Flc,ti ne cOuGly uuJuiuln, workman
station ON The Euua,un ANA Texas Cohlr u
nuiuu d.. mere are 20 acres under renee,
u.u u.cl,saI Dulltu, - on the pi Ce, he
ubuNr 4gacuUud premises VIII ~ sulu cheap
ArurtN, Il. b. Lunguucher, Nurtham Hla-
ton Preston county, iuNhS, uuNb-S'n'
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NN ayounS lady MS copyist or clerk. B,.t
~ OF tei,r neeS given II r,qulr ed Address
~ 49, IVA o.'' de %. q
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tkrIruupr.yatc family 81 o liOssuveuuc.
W Plaster d house with good hte'rlnrrs.
/. ltftIrt- ItQulr #. deceit
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rENO 30 GROW 60 lUjf which the b Vt In
tcs.st VIII bee patti, and satisfactory So
curily given, Aua.,ss TEX" lrrlld ONCE
nos li,tl
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ARDeNEhS.-An experienced marker
VI gardner wantSagNod stun ion rnrxt
year, Address THOMAS MIER, Shrrye.
lWI W. nnvG2 IW
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-12-15
Town Al, Range l3.

Wrn p Yong
uod u sw or II 1s 13
md sc qr IS IS 13
l. G Jon.>
und x Sc Or 3 6 %
Town II, Range IA.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-12-15
Redemption Notice of Tax Sale of
May 18th, 1874.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, County of Douglas-ss.
oftiee of the County CI,rk.

cul'tlI'T, AHgust TO n, 1910. ]
The following pieces of land having been .fld hy
the Comfy Treasurer of the County OF Douglas on
the 18th day OF May 1874 fr The taxes interest ard
charges tor the Years 1872 aud 1873 Therefore no.
lice IL hereby gwen that unless said lands rtd-e m
I'd from s. id sale or before the 18th day of MAY
). d. 1871 they will be conve, ed TO the respectys
purchnser1 or assgnees according law The
amount Of taxes Interest and cFarges calculated up
- thslast dag u redemption is set opposite to each
piece respectively.
VINCENT C0URSoYRR County Clerk.
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands.

0'e of Commi-soners of school 4 Utlyers,fv r.nd.)
MADISON, Wis, August 31st, 1876
n tlce IS hereby glv-n that all the school unIyer
lily, agTculi ural college, forfeited m rtgaued and
swamp "A ds ~ the State of Wisconsin, which have
tee IoFIe t. hs reason of non>psyment Of interest
for tn. year 1876 wlI BE- offered fr sale at publtc
snclon az The Captoi IA Madison, the 14th Jay o
December, A. Il. 1876, unless sooner redeen d said
SAT- 10 coma ence AT O, lock. H. and cont put
ron ney 10 day until al # So lanis shall h,vs
been offered. Said lands will be offered by counties
arranged in aphab-ttc,l order
Ahohs 'Esse are ne following described lands IN
O"n&lar todnty. which will be offered at the nrics
n~hed opposite sch tract (uGteG tie heading Total
amount gu" State which include- he principal due
Al th"tne O. forfeiture; The inter. o. the same to
January l, lftI; al axes which have been return
~hGths. ~ thr ana an main unpaid; the cost of ad.
VertlsinS = CD three per cent. damages
said lands will lie sold subject t, .l nm aid tax
assessed alHst tie same, I, cnded hereio
Iie percentage payable ut tas time of purchas.
VIII be liked by ths Commissioner At the sale
PETER DOYLE.
FERDINAND KURHN,
A. SCOTT SLOAN.
ssptSt7
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.>cENT CoUhSoYER, County Clerk.

Description. see. Amt
Town 40, Range IA
y keesor ne or % l13 43
II Hayes
und y sw Or of
sw 81 Of NV or "a 1S so
Ks sic II bennett
NV qraf LIE q of
sw Or 81 36 04
Uukn wR
5 q in w Hsw or 81 > GO
= Il nc or sy7 ar - IL -
NV qrheqrsw a 2T 6 IS
ne or Sc or sw q q 6 40
H 'iayes
und 4 lntss.4529 Is IL
Town 49, Range Is.
| NJ Coyner
5 81 100 &C. es in
| Its 3 and 4 35 5 43
Town 49, Range 10.
II Lassell Lite l6 "A
elA Sc G 9 % 10
sw qI'sw Or 10 II 2s
v hontfort
ne or II 55 "a
T. ( So q II 3 o5
sw or II SIS .3
Town 4S, Range l5.
Nelly n Wjii-
lot 9 l2 8 62
Sc or NV OF y II IS
Il " Sha~ t3 10 6 73
Town IS, Range IA.
Il * shaw
=s qrse Or Nv q . 6 os
ie q Sc q 3 1S l6
% or ne e. 3 IS 10
w Or nv q 2 9 81
n p e or Sc q 3 9 81
81 { qr Sc ar 3 9 30
" NOrt,-c
4 NJ or l3 % rs
\ ely NJ wills
e y 20 or 1S % so
= NV q 50 Qr + 6 05
Town 48. Range 3.
Unknown
und a -w qrse ora Z 90
ne Or sw a 8 "A 70
und 90 q IN ss q 6 : 90
. II NV qr 9 q 80
5 " ebster estate
ne or 80 or 10 u so
rnkuown ~ O. IA AZ so
II II Honore soqr11 A. II
Unk own nv Or u ~ 81
Geo " Ingalls,
sw or 80 d 60
Town As. Range Il.
. II fmau esta q
sc qr 6 80 81
Tcwn As, Range 10
Unknown
g y Az q IS IS 10
VIM p fuung
uad = sc qr 30 IS 20
Town ~, Range II
Win = Youog
nu ! a ns ar 26 IA 70
T * J Morrison
uud 12n Il n qr5 10 30
U d u n 4 nwqrs 10 Is
| o Sa.gvnt
se qr e ar d
pe ~ 80 q 81 1s Is
" Il sw or % IA 7S
ne or % 2S -
Town Al, Range l3.
Hrn p Young
uod = -w or II 1S 10
nnd &c or Is IS 13
l. G Jon.>
,.nd l[xa nr . = 80
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-07
COURT PRoCLAMATlONll.

vEhsrsss The Rec. J. O. Bsshsr Psss,
w cent Judes u the Judicial Distsiss
senpessd sftks ssuniiss u esydss. Usisa
and Mi0is sad Daniel 0subssiiae snd
y. Z. RasdsahasA Eses. Associate Judges
10 ed fsr Saydss sessty hsvs lssusd tksls
prsssps bsasine. dass The 93ad day 81
May. A. D.. 1879. 10 ne dirsslsd ssr
shs hsldine sfan 0sphsts' seast, . scUss
Of Cousea Pleas. sssrs q Oyer ssd Ter.
aiasr end 0sasral sssrt Of Quarter Des-
s'oss Of the psass q Nid6lsbars, for the
eoaaty Of esydsr. On The lsh hosday, w.
log the 2e.h tey sf ssSs. is1e.) ssd
continue one wesk. ,'
Notice 10 therefore hereby given 10 ths
Coroner. Justices cf The psses aed Coas,a.
blss 10 sad Tor the oounty Of Snydst. 10 sp.
pear 10 thsir proper person With their rolls
records, inquisttions. eHaminatious snd
o'her rsmenbrssees 10 do those things
which Of their oihcss and In their behalf
pertain 10 be done and witnesses aud per.
sens prosecuting In behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person Or persons ere
required 10 be then and there attending
and not departing without leave st their
peril. Justices are requested 10 he puno,.
ual In their attendance at the sppointed
time sgrsesbly TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal st tbs
SheriTs once In Middleburg, the 18th LAY
Of Aug. A. D., one thousand eight hundred
DANIEL ElsENHARr. Sheriff.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALEi

On Thursdsy tho sth day Of October, 1879
will he soid At public sale, on the premises No.
I. the folio wing vsiu ,bis Real Estate Situated
In washington township, Snyder county, Psnna.
nov occupied By Mr.. Houseworth.
No. IA farm Of % AOhES ~ arst.rate sra-
vel land sltu stsd ~ miles southwsst Of Frse-
walton; 80, bushels OF lime having b On put on
srcsiRp is iiR5ak krATHEIEsS%sSs6 iGIissss1S6 81 aorsE
OF Baut Barp, ueariy Ss~. en- ether ssessssry
and other fruit tress. strong and never fail.
Ing spricg Of sseellsnt water near the house
The lssd h all under cultivation. cxcept 40,
Acres which are covered With good timber. II
.djoini.y isnds Of Jacob Dsssso. samuel Boyer,
jacob Soyder and others.
No. "A tract ~ t0' ACRES and el perches
OF gravel land situate about mills southsast
Of No. !. adjoining lands OF Jonas -kIssinKer.
Ruben Philiips, manuel Boyer and others. This
tract 10 also we'll fenced Into nslds. aui aii nn-
der cultivation except sbout 10 acres OF very
thee are vsry desirable properties and will
b sold separately or together TO suit purehss'
sfs.
II not sold on the above day they will bs then
and there rented to the highest bidder.
sale 10 commence at o'clock p. NJ OF said
day when couditious will be made known by
the under signed assisrees OF l. NJ 0,on and
vile. ROBEWT MoFADDEN.
0EOk0E CARPENTER.
Both residing at Mount JOY, LAncAstsr eoan.
ty, Pa. Aug. u, 10.