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Flour.

Fire. $3.50: supcrtne. s7.73m3S; extra super
6ne "a ,75GS9: common family. S0.50GISI0;
fancy family and City Mills. $1,000. Marker very
dull.
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VEGETINE.


NECROSIS. SCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
CANKER-HUMOR, EXTRAORDINARY.
RHEUMATISM.
CONSUMPTION OF THE EOWE.s.
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V z G L T I n E
Pr. sTEyENs. EosToy, MASS.
yEeErrNE is SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGIST

tmy 2e-s&w2sl
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CONSUMPTION OF THE BOWELS.
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PETERSBURG.

act OF THE cELEBRATroN--THE rRACTI-
o. ru, GOOD EXPECTED FROM lr-'ShEcTloNs
rnK DISTRICT oFFicES-DELEGATEsT TO RICH
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Litigation Over Large Estates.

BON " f0t Imta
The only large estate In New York city
which hns been settled without ligitation is that
OF William b. Aston. III this each son had an
equal division in trust for his children. aud
there could be no dissatisfaction. especially AZ
the sons in law were we'll provided for. Tho
following wills have been made the grounds Of
legal proceedings: Tho Leake a Watts estate
went through the courts rs did those IF John
Mason, the Former merchant prince Of this city I;
Daniel Parish. tho opulent cotton merchant I;
Arson G. Phelps. tho founder Of Phelps Dodge
X Co.; and James Is. TAYLOR, formerly q rich
dry goods merchant. In the last instance the
lazy expenses d"youred the whole property.
Tho Jufnel case ia yell known 20 our readers
The kollwagen ease. and also thnt OF A. T. Stew
art. ara still In the courts. Now comes tho
grand estate Of the Commodore. The last time
he wa, in tlls court house wls when Stokes was
tried for murder The Commodore WIS cnlled
10 prove Fsks bad character. Now Stokes is
through With his senirnce. and the COIuuOd pre-
IL lArOuaA WIN all DArtAly cAr.s.
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attorney nBd fou.ssy2 Hr~sss-s4ts ".
0FEIsr OK Est.ITr I'll STREET. sfA.-ITD'~-.C.
u Wis. CoIl eli Us proGlpt's atreuacdto. a l5ly
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that sceurge OF Humanity,
is the great dread of the human family in
all civilized countries.
| feel confident that am in possession of
the only sure, .infallible Remedy-now
known to the profession for the positive
and speedy cure of that dread disease, and
its UNIV elcome concomitants, viz: Cdtarrh,
asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility,
&c, &c Twenty-eight years experience, as
a busy practitioner, in The best Consump
ton Hospitals Of the Old AMI New World,
has taught me the value of this Medicine
III the cure ofaII Throat and Lung Com
plants.
Those suffering with consumption or any
Of the above maladies, by addressing me,
giving symptoms, they shall be put in
possession of this great boon, with0ut
charqe, and shall have the benefit of my
experience in thousands of cases successfully
treated. Full directions for preparation
and use, and all necessary advice and in
structions for successful treatment ut your
own some, Will be received by you by re-
turn mail tree of charge, by addressing
DR.. JoHN S. BURNETT,
l07 Jefferson Street,
967-ly. Louisville, Ky.
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Nervous Prostitution.

Americans like Ortogral, of Basra, desire
that the golden stream should be sudden
and violent, and in their anxiety to acquire
wealth, overwhelm themselves with the
cares of business. until their oyertaxed sys-
tens are broken down under the pressure
TO which they are subjected. This is one
prolific cause of aervous diseases so com
mon In tins country. Another and prob
ably greater one is the very general pro-
pensity to RON into excess in excitement
and the use OF Liquors and Tobacco. which
soon ruin the strongest nervous organiza-
tons, Such sufferers have more difficulty
in obtaining relief than almost any other
class. Dr.. RADCLIFF's SEVEN SEALS OR
GOLDEN WONDER is a sovereign remedy
for all nervous affections, no matter how
they were incurred. The worst cases of
nervous debility have been cured with sing
ular rapldty by It's use. The SEVEN SEALS
is purely vegetable compound containing
no poisonous or unwhoIesome ingredients,
and acts directly upon the nervous system
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A L, rribIe Cough!

How often we hear the above remark
during these extreme changes OF weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore throats were never
more prevalent among children than now.
Now We are going to urge you to try
-.,",aIr which has excited comments by
phi, sicians all over. the country. Who ac-
knowledge their surprise at the wonderful
and happy results from It's use. That
remedy is the weIl-knowu preparation,
HALE'S COUGH CORDIAL Your own
druggist, I. Il J. ROBINSON, will tell you
that it is the best cough med cine they ever
sold: and VIII warrant a cure or return
your money to you 10 case OF a failure alter
using one half the bottle. 1t IS very pleas
ant to the taste making it "a very desirable
for children. 95U-Om.
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MafCu -Otb, 1917.
Fine weather.
No examples.
Happy times.
Logs all in.
Sleighing is not tip-top in this quarter.
The cancuses for the nomination of town
nfficers will be held to morrow
On account of poor sleighing on part Of
the route TO Manitowoc, the farmers gave
up hauling bark, and are now taking a rest,
until we get some more snow.
General rejoicing in this town for Mr..
kirwan's nomination.
Mr.. NJ. Noopan, of Cato, has been visit
ing his frieLds IN the neighborhood. He
saw some of the best buildings on his route
in Coorerstown, with the exception OF
school houses, which are not first class.
Mrs. Teuhey is working diligently for the
erection of a barn. There is visitor at
Patrick Ready's, and going TO stay, accord
Ing 60 custom. P r. will have her in his
possession about fifteen or sixteen Years,
and then some other fellow will call he his
"duck."
Mr.. james Rerdy has been hauling
lumber from Stedson's i'll for the past
week
Co. Sup't. Walker visited the school in
district No. =, a few days ago. When Mr..
aIker visited the schools 10 this town,
there was vacation In said district.
Hale whose Topographic enlivened the
columns Of the PILvT2
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DR.. KINGS New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, &c, is given away free of cost in
trial bottles. If you have a severe Cough,
Cold, Difficulty of Breathing, IIoarseness
or any affection of the Throat or Lungs, do
by all means give this wonderful remedy a
trial. AS you value your existence you can
not afford to let this opportunity pass. We
could not afford to give this remedy away
unless we knew it contained the true merits
we claim for it. Thousands ofhopeless cases
have already been completely cured by it
There is no other medicine in the world
that will cure one half the cases that DR.
Ki>G's NEW DISCOVERY will cure.
For sale by G. Buerstatte.
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W ASP.
Gibson.
March Goth, 1871.


Ed. Namt01c0c Pilot:
DEAR SIR:-I have read every issue of
your paper for the past or months and
the communications from the different
towns with great deal of pleasure, always
lndulgng the hope that the sting of your
Meme Hornet, tie eaustic treyity OF your
Meeme Solo, or the virulence OF your
Franklin lnderendent, would rouse the
latent energy OF some Of our enterprising
fellow townsmen to be represented in the
columns of your paper; but It's useless to
wait longer, for they can not find time; and
rather than have the outside world think
that here in Gibson we have have not
ambition enough even to quarrel, | send
you this hoping it will miss the waste
basket
On Saturday the oath inst, very sad
affair indeed occurred in our midst. A son
Of MIR. ". Shimonek went to hold the
team while the father and older brother
vent to lunch, while in the house the team
started off, the boy, who is about Is years
of age, 10 attempting to stop them was
knocked against post, AMI falling under
n f 49 sver hf St the j 5aayh his Abad saa
Has loaded with two heavy logs, and before
the team could be stopped they had dragged
him hundred yards or more. lie was
terribly mutilated, an arm and leg were each
broken in 3 places, and TIE head sma he'd
up terribly. lie was smart, intelligent,
promising boy, and his irents are incou-
solabe at his loss.
Judging from the number OF shingles
that Mr.. Jason Pellet i, disposing of,
building viii be brisk this summer H.
sells 90 Cd article and consequently the
dem and Is great. He puts his faith in quick
sales and small profits, and does lively
business in selling shingles ard corn, both
OF which he has constantly on hand.
| suppose have not fulfilled the spirit
that prompted YOU to throw open the col,
VI Jun thpCi ~ tut lBfsdbltdtlis OF
this county, for cannot initiate the stvle
ot your Franklin Independent nor that j.
G. II they have done 81, | have failed.
Every man, be his station high or low, his
nationality Celtic or Teutouic, has sensi-
b'Its and feeling A. pure aud true and as
much q God given virtue as he whose natal
sun rose on AmerIca; and he who stnops
to Witty him simply because his accent is
not sufficiently Americanized. or in HARMONY
with his tastes III regard to expression, is
far beneath him whom he vainlv attempts
= traduce. ii he Is a law abiding citizen.
minds his own business and does his duty
toward his fellrw man a,rd towards hisGod.
sch expressions a. "rscher," "VeH. 7
drinks not sill ieirict little from is a.
TINS worth a. IN u: anu long as he
keeps hls he'rt aud las a~pir, tons above
the -rervlug cnnt-ml fll.ie things th IL en-
gaze the attention al hi- vlll6e,s. he vii.
command The Respect Of every right think
iBg man. CONSISTENCY.
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Democratic U0urIy CONVENTION

The convention assembled at the Court
House In this city, on Saturday last, March
18th, at , o'siock, and was called to order
c. Il. Zorn was electe Chairman and Ed
ward Conway, Secretary. The chair then
appointed committee on credentials, con-
sistIng of Felix Walsh, Henry Mulholani
Jr., ard Gu>taf Miller Motion was then
made TO adjourn uoti 2 clock, p. M, aud
curried.
Convention reassembled at 2 O'Clock.
TIE committee on Credetials reported as
Delegates the following:
CitY Of Manitowoc, lst Ward, Ada n
Bieser. '. Getzler, harles Zander; ,
Ward, Edward Conway; 81 Ward, Frank
kadouv, Chas. Lange, Henry Wiz, Gott
heb Rudolph; 4th Ward, W. ii. Clover,
Henry Muhclland.
Town of Munitowoc. Peter Stadler.
\ Wton, Michael Galaher, Fred
Schmitz (ind one vote for c. Dubuer).
H+ary Wernecke.
Centreville, Domenick Schneider. Peter
Hoffman, Michael H. Esau.
Mauitowoc Rspds, = Adolph Kugler.
r. Donovan, John Martin, H. Breemer.
Meeme,-John Carey. Geo. German,
Henry Cries, james peppard.
Liberty-Jos. ". Finch, Martin Shana
hon.
Schleswig-W Zilln,ann g votes),
c. r. Zorn. Anton Schad.
Eaton Fred swenson e vutes). Tie
DIRE Wolf q yotesl.
Cato John Ivan, Jotn Murphy. Adm
Qainth"r, Ties. II .loran.
staple Grove Patrick Hogan, Martin
Finlsa. fhos. Dady, Daniel f. Cronier.
Rocklaui - Gustav Miller, Tbvuas
Gleason.
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Died

Died.
KENDALL,-At Cato Corners, March
10Th, 1877, Mr. Seth X ndai, in his
forty-irst year.
Mr.. Kendall was born at Dorsctshire,
England Oct. 25th, 1886, and removed
with ms fathers family t, Mount Morris,
Livirg-ton County, New York, a: the age
of nine Gears. lie WAS confirmed as a
commu,icaut in the Protestant FL iscoral
church when about sixteen years old, and
was married in April, 1859. He removed
to ManItowoc County, arriving April %
1864, aud lived four years near Clark 5
Mills, and niue years at Cato Corners.
Hrs death occurred on March 18Th, 1877,
and on March Dist, after services conduct
ed by Rev. G. b. Stevens at the church at
Cato Corners, the remains were inferred
at Clark's Mills, by the fraternity of the
]. O. 0 F. Of Nanitowoc. He leaves a
wife ana four children TO mourn his loss,
and claims the sympathies of such as had
known aud loved him.
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CenltauLr
! ! i1I.n ]. !. ]. ! J! !. ! |
Fac Quickest, Snrcet, and Cheapest
Remedies.

Physicians recommend, andF rrers declare that
no such remedies have ever before been in use.
Words are cheap, but the propretors of these arti
cles will present trial bottles to medical men gratis
as guarantee OF what they say.
The Cenfamr Liniules,t. AZ hate wrap
per, will cure Rheumatism Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Sciatica Cahed Breasts Sore Nipples Frosted Feet,
Chllblains, Swcllings, Sprans. and any ordinary
FLESH, ZONE OR MUSCLE AILMENT
We make no preteuse that this article Will cure
Cancer restore lost bones or give health 10 whis-
key-soakcd carcass, But it Will always reduce in
fammation and aIlay pain.
1t will extract TIE poison of bites and stings and
heal burns or scalds without "a scar Palsy,
Weak back. Caked Breast Earache ,Toothache Itch,
aud Cutaneous Erupions. readily yield its treat
ment.
Henry Black, Of Ada. Hardin Co. O.. says: MY
wife has had rheumatism for five ycars~nO rest.
10 sleep could scarcely walk across the floor She
is nov completely cured by the use of tcntaGr
Iuimeut.. We all feel thankful to you and
recommend your wonderful medicine to all our
friends"
James Hurd. of Evansville o says: 'Thc Cen
taur Linlment cured my Neuralgia"
Alfred Tlsh OF Newark, writes: 'Senu ME one
dozen bottles by express. The Liniment has saved
my leg l want TO distribute it, &c
VIM H. Tickcox Rector of ST. Johns p. f.
Church. Wa1efcld' lay Co, Kansas. writes: MANY
years have been suffering from Weak Back,
caused from Il sprain mere than years ago have
found anything to relieve me until | common
ced the use OF CentaGr Eminent. ! feel it my
christian duty TO inform you that Ivy its wonderful
effects | am entirely relieved OF pain.
Jan. -. 1875.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment
is for the tough skin, flesh and muscles of
HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS.

is for the tough skin, flesh and muscles of
HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS.
We have neveryet seen a case ofSpavin, Sweeny,
Ring-bone, Wind-Gal, Scratches or Poll-Eyl.
which this Liniment would not speedily benefit,
and we never saw but few cases which, il
would not cure. &c wsE. cure when any
thing can II IL foiiy 10 spend 5eJ. Furrter.
when one dollars worth of Centaur Liniment will
do better. The following is a sample of the test-
mOny produced.
W P. Hopkins. Postmaster, Pqua. O., SAYS:
.Ceutaur Iiniment can't be beat. 1t cures every
time
1ELyERTON, o.. March =, 1874.
The Centaur Iinfyhents are the best selling
medicines we have ever had. The demand i very
great for it, and we cannot afford to be without
it. =. II. H1SEY 81 son.
JEFFERSON, No. Nov. TO- 1873
Some time ago | was shipping horses 10 st
Louis l got one badly crippled in the car. With
great diich ~ got him n the stable. The stable
Keeper gave me bottle of your Centaur Linimcnt.
which used with such success that in two DAYS
the horse was active and nearly well. have been
veterinary Surgeon Tor - years, but your Lini-
ment beats anything ] ever used.
A. j. MCARTI. Veterinary Surgeon.
These Liniments are now sold by all dealers in
the country.
Laboratory of j. b ROSE & CO.,
AZ Dey St, New York.
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IT NANIsHETH AwAY-Do all our read.
ers understand that the genuine Chemical
Soteratus made by D. B. DeLand & Co,
is never eaten. In the process of baking
it al evaporates, leaving the bread light
and pure. Il has been initiated, but the
counterfeit l. not easily disposed of. Use it
instead of Soda or Baking Pow der.
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Erpp of Cost.

CHAs. EssLINGER, |
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Cheeky.

About the worst case of cheek we ever
saw exhibited was at the 4th ward caucus
On Friday night last. The caucus was call
I'd to order by the ward chairman, and on
motion George n Woodin was
made Chairmau, and Michael Mahoney,
Secretary rhen the farce commencel
by these two seif-consttutcd apostles
OF Democracy attempting to rule votes
out of the caucus who had heretofore
Cast Republican votes, while these seIf-cun
stituted SAINTS have not voted the Demo-
cratic ticket within the last twenty years
As our party needs recruits in the 4th
ward, it can scarcely be held to be good
poilcy to rule our any new converts; yet
this seemed to be the policy OF these astute
gentlemen, though it will hardly bear re-
petition,
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An entertainment will be given by the
ManitOwCc Lvceum on Friday evening,
March Both, ut p. n, al the hall of
the Slovanska Lipa
According to resolutions passed by said
society the following appointments were
made:
c. Breser, Grafton; w. B. Johnston,
and 4. l.. White, Historical.
Question for Debate: ReSoired, "rhat
the Southern States were justified in
seeding"
DeLators, T. Torrison, LAder, W
Dickie and Miss Lizzie Merrill, assistants
on the Affirmative.
E. j. Smaley, Leader, w. Andrews
ard A. Whitman, assistants on the
Negative.
A. II M>Iin, II. Shepard, Miss B..
Kostomlatsky aud J 5. Allen, RhetJrIcai.
The public are Cordially invited. Al
mission free. H. VI. ANDERSON.
Spnrafarv
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A Free Cure.

For Consumption, bronchitis, asthma
catar-b, throat and lung diseases. Also
sure relief and permanent cure for general
debility, dyspepsia aud all nervous affec'
tiCns, hy a simple vegetable medicine, which
cured venerable missionary Physician
who was long resident of Syria and the
East, and who has freely given this valu-
able specific to thousands of kindred suf-
ferers with the greatest possible benefits,
and be now feels it his sacred christian
duty to impart to others this wonderful
invIgorating remedy, and will send FREE
the original recipe complete, with full d.
lections, to any person enclosing stamp for
reply.
DR.. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
GREELY BLOCK, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Up. o. Box 76)
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FIRST DISTRICT SCHcoL-A supple
mentary examination for the bene 1T ot
pupils of this school who were unable to
attend the regular examinations tor pro-
motion will be held at the school house on
Thursday of Bext week, commencing at y
a. m. IL BARNS, Principal.
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4 Card

Mrs. Seth Kendall takes this opportunity
to express her thanks for the presence and
sympathy of the many friend. Of her late
husband at his funeral and burial, v elnes
day, the list, INST, and especially to ex-
,tee- her thanks to the brethreri OF tho
y. o. f, of Mam'oaoe, fer their pres
ence aud kindness in her great afiic;iCn.
CArn, WIS March ooh 1877
Az exchange gives tie following recipe
tor "b'u- giu.-," by using which our reac
ers will bave a chance TO uy its curative
properties without going to the expense of
purchasing the so cents-a-foot glass: Use
whiting, two parts, Persian blue, ono part,
and slaked lime water enough to render 1t
of rhe proper consistency. Paint The glass
with this, on one side only, and when dry
it is ready for use.
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USE Dr. S. d. HowE's ARABIAN Tonic
BLOOD PURIFIER.-Fo For Unclean and Erup
tive Diseases Of the Skin Pustules, Pilnple-,
BI, tches, Boils, letter, Scaldhead, Ring
orm, etc, the Arabian Tonic cure. Try
il and be convinced.
Sold by O. r. Bacon, Druggist, Sole Agent
for ManIi0woc.
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4 Card

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretioaS of youth, mel yous weakness; early de
cav loss of manhood. &c, l viii send a recipe
thar will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary IN
South America. SenG selfaddressed envelope
to the Rsv JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID, Bible
House. New York. 94s-6m
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AttorIcy snd ro.lHsCE.s~-,.c ~, and
FCs.ss ~'ss'ga ft1i-.5osar. sor Ta:sritaEz %.
County
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For Sale.

The Basket FACTORY. heretofore known
as the Northern Basket Factory, +" situated
at NJ nitowoc, Wis. The building, engine
and boiler, and all tools and machinery,
Terms reasonable.
9oo-4w Don. A. SHOVE.
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Wood county church was. few eve
nm >."~e, the scene al au,u>iug Incl
d'"t. At the close Of ,he regular services
a coa' te came forward utu made knovn
Their desre to he united in the holy bonds.
etc. Just before the l.esinsi,g OF the eere-
mony the minister requested the eongrega-
ton to rise aud sing tie popular HYMN.
." hat stall the harEestle?' Liinsslf lead
ing the singing.
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Castoriia

DIR. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis. Mass, expert
mented in his private practice for twenty years
produce combination that would have the proper
ties of Castor Oil without its unpleasant taste
and gripping effect.
HIS preparations was sent for, near and far, till
finally he gave II the name Of Ca.tora, and put it
up for sale Ii Is very wonderful in its effects par
ticUlarly with the disordered stomachs and bowels
Of children. 1t a ssimii:ates the food, cures
sour stomachs and windcolicrcgnlates the bowels,
ezpeis worms and be relied upon in croGp.
AZ pleasant. effective and perfectly safe
cssthartic remedy it Is superior 10 Castor Gil.
Cordiais and syrups. II does not contain alcohol.
and i adapted to any age.
BY regulating the stomach and bowels Of cross
and ssckIy children they become good
natured and healthy. They can enjoy sleep
and mothers have rest. The Castoria is put NJ
al the Laboratory Of j. B, Rose Co., 40 Dey Str
New York. 95,-3m
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State of Wisconsin go
Napitowoc County.
OFFICE OF THE TAX LAND COMMISSIONERS.
MANfTowoc. March 2srh, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the following de-
scribed lots will be sold at public auericn, al the
Court House Hall. in the city of Manitowoc, on
Monday the ed dsy of April. 1877, at 10 O'Clock.
s.. m. he sale will be continued from day TO day
until every lot Is offered.
Terms twenty per cent ish, and the balance in
four equal annual payments, with I per cent in
terest.
CHAS. III. WALKER,