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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-11
Ron,hern Snoisix.
New York Tribune. April ~


The true inwardness of the late
Southern policy of the Republican
party was a belief that the good of
the country required the elevation
of the colored voter to the control
of the reconstructed States. Dis
guiSed perhaps under cover of a
demand for race equality, for free
elections, for the protection of the
wards of the nation, and the ratifi-
cation of the result of the war,
there was a sincere conviction in
the mind of the average Northern
Republican that it was essential to
the prosperity of his party and the
peace Of the South to make the
freedman uppermost in politics ;
rebels could not be trusted; the ne.
gro would be remanded to slavery
unless he controlled the legisla-
lures, the courts, and the executive
Offices. So for eight years the car
pet-bag governors and the admin
iStration party in congress tried to
make the pyramid stand on its
apex.
The result is before the world
In one way or another, by fair
means or foul, the control of several
Of the States has been secured to
the colored race. They have occu.
pied the bench and the jury box
made the laws, collected the reve.
nue., voted the appropriations, han
died the money-done everything
except pay the taxes. They have
had ample opportunity to develop
their own latent capacities, to gel
an education, to make fortunes, to
acquire land, to rise in society.
What have they done of all these
things7 Our correspondent in
Charleston drew . picture of the
condition of the col6red people O.
South Carolina, and it is about the
same in every State where the negro
has held sway. AS a race they art
idle, ignorant, and vicious. They
neither learn nor save. They wert
fond Of their books in the first
novelty of freedom, but they care
for them no longer. They were
eager to get their little farms, bp
they have let them fall to ruin
Why should a man go to school
asks the usual type Of South Caro-
lima freedman, when it is 80 mucl
nicer to 60 to the legislature or get
elected Justice Of the peace? WI,
should a man work whom he cal
make a living by stealing chickens
and sit on the fence for amusement
Let US face the truth. Our South
ern policy has not only been a ours
to the whites, but it has been
curse to the freed people for who's
benefit it was adopted. 1t has no
made them good citizens. 1t ha
not taught them how to use tn
ballot. 1t has introduced anon.
them a Generalization more dan
gerous to the country than the vic
lence of the White League, for n
republican government can stan
which is not founded upon th
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-11
PUBLIC LEDGER.
Weekly Public Ledger

Published every Tuesday at 81 per annum lin
advanced. Postage free.
Communications upon subjects Of general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-11
RAILRoADs.
Louisville and Great S0ltAGplR

ILLS p. m. Night Express Connects at Milan
for st. Louis and Chicago. at Mckenzie icr
Nashville, CHATTANOOGA, Atlanta and the
Southeast, at Guthrie for HoPkiusyille, Hen,
derson and Evansville, at Louisville for all
points North and East.
ll:25 am. Day Express Connects for St.
Louis and Chicago, at Louisville for all
points North and East.
4l5 pm. Milan Accommodation = Daily
except Sunday -,
Pullman Palace Cars on either train to Louis
Vile. and on Night train to Nashville.
For tickets or Information, apply at Ticket
Office. 287 Main, Northwest corner Madison
JOHN 7. FLYNN, sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-11
New Advertisements.

Gee week in your own town. Terms and
DOO s. outfit free. II. HALLETT & co.,
Portland Maine
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-11
MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCK R.R.
Shl OF Line to Arkansas and Texas.
TIME CARDi

Leaves. Arrives.
Mail train, daily 90 pm. lilo pm.
Freight train leaves Hope
field daily(ex sundayl6; 30 am. 7.l5 p m.
Passengers going on this road will ia ke
trains at the depot Of the Louisville, Nash
Vile and Great Southern railroad. Mail
trains make close connection at Argenta fer
points on the Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad and at Little Rock with the Cairo
and Fulton railroad for points in Southwest
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on ell night
trains.
Fer tickets and information apply at Ticket
offices q, and 2S7 Main street. and al. depot
foot of Washington street, or at Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern railroad depet,
or to the undersigned
r. A. WILLIAMS. Pass. Ag't, Memphis.
M. S. JAY. q. P. AVID L. Ag't, Little Rock.
W. Il. SMITH. Sup't, Memphis Tenn.
IO2-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-11
Saturday, April 9S, 1877,

within legal hours. the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
to wit:
The Ave acres known as the home place or
which Morris Doyle, deceased, resided, lying
in Shelby county, Tenn, and near the city of
Memphis, being part Of the Weakley & Nc
LemOre subdivision, it being part Of lots snd
10, commencing at Joseph Dennis northwest
corner tOwned by him in 1861; running thence
east with said Dennis line $50 feet u a stake;
thence at riRht angles VI ith said Dennis north
line 800 feet; thence to the Randolph road !;
thence running with said road to the begin
ming, containing Eve acres. A fuller descrip-
tlon Of the same will be found in Book 81 ,
page 45S, in tho Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tenn. This tract will be sold subject
to the life estate Of Mrs, sarah Doyle, termin-
ating at her death,
Also two thirds interest in the following
lot lying in Shelby county, Tenn. and city OF
Memphis, II being part Of lot ll3 beginRing
at the northeast corner Of said lot ll3, on the
south side Of Commerce street; running
thence west with said street "A feet to the line
of said lot, sold to Newton MunsOn; thence M
rinEht angles from said street southwardly Ia
the line Of lot ll3 aud ia; thence enstwardly
with the line Of Lot ll3 to the alley next easl
Of Second street thence northwardly to the
beRinning.
Terms Of sale-0n credit Of six months
notes with approved security, bearing interes
from datei lien retained to secure same, anC
equity Of redemption barred.
E. A. COLE, @. and M.
By r. j. BLACK, D, O, and NJ.
J. II. Malone, and Humes h PestOn, htty's
S0-3642-tS
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LgoAL.
q ohy.- -l6Ol.l
ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.

Chancery Court of Shelby County-S. @.
Rutland ys. Sarah Doyle Ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree fer sale. entered in the above cause
on the 22a day Of May, and July "a, 1876. aud
revived, renewed. ETC., December IS, 1878,
will sell, at public auction, to tho highest
bidder, in front Of the Clerk ana Masters
office, court house building, Main street,
Memphis, TenR., on
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

gers. hut ior thos" who would scoru
10 recognize him on the street.
Again aud again he rushed into
melstOrm OF fire, each time saving
"a lie. He had rescued several wO
men from the avs ol death, and
was luoking for another to save
whcn the ladder on which he de
pended for his own lie was movcG
10 another window. lie returned
from his long look for another OF
portunity Tor divine kindness t.
find that hc, too, was on the brink
OF death. Sull.ocatiOn aud flames
were behind, and forty feet beneath
was the cruel sidewalk. He crcpt
out upon the window sill and leap
ed Tor the nearest ladder, ils hands
barely touched the rounds," aud
the caskct o! that heroic spiril fell
forty fect--to death. Men say his
llie was not proper, but mono Of the
men who say so Will de 80 mobile
Ia death. Diyincr instincts could
not be implanted in human breast
and cleaning out OF that torriblc
fac shine those Ia two noble hours
o! the life Of Charlie Tlenan aud his
consocralcd death.
"IIe wHrn't M sal T. hu' at Bad dlmant-day
Ia rake nv chance with lim,
long-jdc SONS Plus gentlemen who
Wuuldn't shook ha.id- Min him 10
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
SEcRHrNRY's OFFICE,

ARKANSAS Pass ASSOCIATION,
SEARcY, ARR, April II, 1871 \
10 Editors and Publishers OF Ar
kansas:
GENTLEMEN The fifth annual
meeting OF the Arkansas Press As
sociauon will be held at Fort Smith.
on Wednesday, tho 9Th day OF June,
1877. Every member should be
present, as matters OF vital import
ancc, affecting the interests of every
newspaper in the state, will come
before the convention. Every news
paper IN the State should be repre-
sentcd--not by proxy.
The prcsidcntund Secretary have
taken the necessary steps TO secure
transportation, so rs TO be available
To all.
The citizens Of Fort Smith extend
"A kindly, cordial welcome, and will
take pleasure IA entertaining you
nt their respective homos.
BE so good "a to notify me who
and how many will come, that due
preparation may be made. You
have timely notice, no excuse; be
ready in time and come.
JACaB FaoMCu, H., Secretary.
All papers in the State are re.
questcd TO copy this till datc.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
PRINCIPAL OFFICE or THE
Remington Sewing Machine Co.,
EtlGE. ", y.
OUR CLUBBING LIST.

We call the attention Of the pub
lie to the following list of pubica-
tions that we are clubbing our pa
per with, and at greatly reduced
rates:
The Little Rock Weekly Gazette,
price ~, and the OsceoIa Times,
one year Tor 63 so.
The American Agriculturist, sl,-
30, and the Oscoola Times, one
year for 49,
Tho Scientific American, price
81, 80. and the Osceola Times, one
year tor Si,75.
The Saturday Evening Post, g,
and the Osceola Times, one year
ior 1925.
Demorcst's illustrated Monthly
Magazine, with u fine premium 50,
and the OsceoIa Times, one year
for St00, Every Lady should
have 1t.
To those who are already sub
scribcrs to thc Times, we will send
the Saturday Evening Post on re-
ccipt OF Il ,15.
Now is your chance to secure
reading matter cheap. Send along
your orders, friends.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
Hayes and the Methodists,

Louisville Carrier JowHaI: II
would appear from the numerous
proaARri0mcat,5 Hays is receiving
from the Methodist church that that
ecclesiastical body considers it has
control of the government Of the
United Sta,cs. The ycarnns Of
the Methodist denomination Tor po-
liuo9l power is something cNtraor-
binary, and there is really more
danger OF tho country tnllog into
the hands of Il Methodist prutr,pt-
i've Oligarchy than into the hauds
OF the Pope, rs is avcrred by the
Republican party. Bishop poggott
in recent address at Baltimore
said, il the course of some staliStI-
cal remarks about tho Methodist
church, that I" in 1890 there were
less than 700 ministers; in 1876
the world there were
21 S9l travelling and Gl,iTI local
preachers, making a grand total of
50 365. The church properly at
present Is valued Mt SS0,0U0,0 600, and
the amount raised in single year
for church and other religious pur
poses reached @20, ,000,0 In 1890
the church numbered 1873 065 mem
hers in 1873. 4,2IS, ,l07, besides the
Sunday schools with $500, ,000 scho-
~ 4.
ln,o consideration otlier lacts, there
are not less than l0,o00,o00 persons
under the influence OF Melhodism.
That is nearly half the population
OF the United States-a fact which
no doubt encourages the clerical
brethren in their annual expressions
of hatred toward the south, and IN
the assumed control of tho affairs Of
the country.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

An HISTORICAL FACT Every agent ulo
bN- been a'cad,'y selling he Improved so Home
stead ~c,,ins Aaotiur ior tiIrrc year. owns his
dwelling house, has good acCnuut iu lsiuk r.
clear Of dVht, and ha- money AT interest. ,hr
material cons, quturc If securing god agt nov
for superior ,ru0ds AZ The lowest piicrs A good
Eu' -cltss eeWI ing Machine. mrst us,iul reliable
90 all Hines, taey to understand and control ths
size and does ihc sgme work MS any MACHINES
that scll at -Four Times On, price. There De- 10
machine at any irco better, Ot that ~ m do Huct
~ hI' ~ work. and certainty none 80 low In rrtce
by many dollars. The Homestead is widely
known md used In thousands OF tlmilics in the
Eastern apd Middle SMtcs, and daily h,cpm'nt-
lniUiar iH the Wet II will save lis cost several
i'mcs over in one season, dong tie wuik Of the
family or viii rarn four OF FIVE dollars tlay for
any Hun or woman " hn -UWs far lv nu II IL
the sirorg' II mchiut made, is srady ri nll iimes
tp do 'it- Nurh, makes the strongest and fur,i
st,ichyc' invented, ami Is fuily acknowledged as
tic landard Family S,Wing Machine rite
complete tr domestic use. 80, delivered at your
door. 10 matter how u mutc yod may reside
hGsincss permanent and honorable, with more
certain AMI TaIid salv~, and larler profits Than
any other. Extraordinary liberal oiiuis mad.
tu ,rcal ur travelling agents where we have none
est1hiisaod, or. u there + nn agent near YOU
send your order direct to the factory Address
John II kendt \ Co., i2l broadway. NY
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
WAR DECLARED.

The formal declaration OF war
between Russia aud Turkey, throws
the whole OF Europe into a state o.
tho greatest anxicty, excitement
and confusion. This open ru3-
,ure grows out of long seated
hatred that has existed between The
Russians and tue Turks, slnec the
days OF Napoleon-a hatred that
has been famed INTO bitterness,
with each succeeding decade, until
il is now ready 10 burst forth with
all the horrors of blood strcwr bat
tie fields, rapine and pillagc. Nor
will the con1ic, be confined alor c
to these two mighty powers. The
whole OF Europe is ripe for a gene
raj war, and ne, DIS but some piausi-
bic excuse to prccipltato herself in.
TO one grand universal melee. SO
soon MS the martial clans shall have
begun to gather together for the
deadly onslaught, ono 10y one, will
we see the Other great European
States wheeling into line, on the
one side, or tho othcr; nnd, no
doubt, IN such proportions, us TO
maintain an even balance Of power,
that will be productive OF a long,
barrasslng and exhaustive struggle.
To US across the Atlantic, let our
sympathies be as they may, we arc
too far of to be involved; VIC ncccs
sarily stand by, idle spectators OF u
wrangle that concerns us not. More
than this, general war in Europe
will rebound to our own financial
interests and prosperity. To The
tune of clashlng arms and marching
lcgions, the European folds VIII be
transformed into camp grounds
the sword and musket Will take ihc
place ofthe plow and the hoe. Not
wi,hstanding, Europe must DO led,
aud, as a natural Consequence, her
hungry eyes will be cast upon the
grain fields and slaughter-houses o!
the United States for assistance.
Brcadstull's and meats Nill be in nc.
tive demand prices necessarily
advance; our idle and halftillcd
lands bloom under the impress of
increased energy and industry; our
farmers grow, once moro, indepcn
dent, aud The entire nation, proper.
nonatcly advanced. See TO 1t, then
We ullors of the soil, that you turn
your attention moro TO The produc-
ton of bread and meat; with the
prospect OF this great European
war before you, opening up an IN
exhaustiblo market, now is the
tune to strike for your own indie
pcndepcc, by raising such commod
ilics as will meet with ready and
remuneratlvo sale.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
DkbI.h
HOMESTEAD $40
SEWING
$40 mAcHEr2 2
For Domestic use.


With Table and Fixtures, only SO.
\ perfect and turquaIcl. large stron. and bu.
IN. Machine constituted yh giant and solid. from
the htsf muterul with mathematical prcciriun,
Ter Constant Family u-C ui fuauuiBciugiug pur-
poses AlNHAS ftld' 40 moments notice iudO
It's day Is vulk. atrUr uut uf order, and ~ last
a generation with moderate care; ca~y to under
stand and manage; light smputh. and swim run
ming. like the wcll-reGuli,icl movement OF u fnc
watch; simple, Conn act, Enicicnt ana E'l liable
wi'h oh the valuable Improvements to bt found
in thr i -hpst Ir.ccd Machines. warranted 10 do
the sumr work the -amr way. and rs rapid ard
smooth as 6i5 Machine. Au Acknowledged
triumph uf ingenious mechanical skill Cssrn-
tially the WORKING Wonau's friend. and Tar ma
advance Gf all ordinary Machines, for absolute
strength. Reliability and general u~clulnc.-;
viii Hon, fel. Tuck. SCam, Qulli Bnd bE'id'
ord Gather. Ruile. ~hitr, 'lHit, Fold. callup
Run, EmhrDidcr, Run ny Bltadths, Ac., with
wonderful Upidty, h"atncss aud case, scw- the
strongest lasting stitch epuully fine aud smooth
through all kints of good, BON ranhric Co sew
,rll thickuessc~ Of hruadcloth or leather, vim
FIRE or coaisc cotton, linen, TX or tWine. Gives
ugs feet sutistactiun VIII earn Its cost several
lin e over N season In the work il docs, or
ma' e good living for any man CT woman Who
desire to use Il tur hat purposc; works 80 faith
ml ami easy The servants or children can llsr II
without damage Price Of Macli. with light
helc, fully equiipped for fnnlly work go; .l iiaf
each Ht corr, spCndiugly low rates safe deiyp
ny guaranteed, frcc from damage. Explanatory
pamphlets Illustrated with eugraving4 of the sew
hral styles II Machiu,e, reference, variety Of
sowing, ~, mailed free, Confidential terms
with lihcia' inducemrnt5 20 cntcrprisipg Clcruy-
mon, 1oachcr-, Business Men, 1,dyellne nr TO-
cal Agents, Ne , Who desire exclusive ArruCips.
furnished ON application Address John n
Kendall 4 Co, ~ Btuadway, New York.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

TnE Jctiics ut the month of the
Mississippi have been completed.
The average depth OF water through
the entire channel, ai average food
tide, Is 20 feet 6 inches. IL is con
fidcnily expected that 80 feet viii
be attained within few months.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
A SURE CURE.

q or consumption bronchitis, asthma catarih.
threat AMI lung diseases Ai~u sure relief and
permanent cure fur general debility. dy spepsia
and all nervous affections, by q simple vegetable
uleuiri e. which cured q venerable mis-, iunatN
phy Siclan who was long q resident OF Syria aud
II q ta- and who has freely given this valuable
specific to thousands Of kindrcl sufferers with
the greatest pos .hlc benefits, and be now feels
n his sacred christian duty tp impart 20 oihurs
this wonderful inNg1ratiug remedy, and Will
send FREE the original recipe complete with
mll directions, TO any person enclosing stamp
fur reply nR CLARK \ RoHulNs,
Greedy Block, syracuse, y Y,
a. %. Box &c
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
State News.


Hot Springs had an overflow last
week, and sustained considerable
damage.
THE State Medical Society met
1t Hot Springs on the 9th. inst.
Mn. Holmes of the Camden Bca.
an has been elected Recorder Of
his city, aud Mr. +. w. Linn of the
Herald was elected Mayor OF Jack
sonport.
Tue WiIlsliurg Standard has pull.
cd np stakes and located in Forrest
City, rs the Forrest City Democrat
Want of patronage was the moving
cause.
Jacksonport Herald:
We got The following marriage
notice from the Baxter County
Quid Nunc: Married ON the - h.
ult., at the residence ul the budo's
father, on Hog lItir Fork OF Pigeon,
by Howard, j. r Joseph John An.
dcrson, to Miss Melinda Jams" We
presume Joseph John will roman
on the Fork the balance OF the
season.
TnE Juncsboro Tmes comes to us
on the half shell, tins week. The
editor has a 'elon on his hand and
can't ict blm so.
Conway Eeecler; " Yesterday a
man wns arrested for beating hIs
wife. The disturbance, was occa
stoned by the womau's lighting II.
fire in the stove with an old straw
hat when there was plenty Of coun-
ly scrip in the house"
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

THE present strength of the Rus
sian army available tor active duty
is about 60o0O0 men and it can be
quickly increased to 100000, II
the oxigcucics OF the war require il. &.
The Turkish force now in the
field is abou, l'0,0t0 troops. The
naval strength oi Turkey lar cXccls
that of Russia.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
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servant, II situation in cIty, town
or country. Can furnish The most
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ol the best families in America /:
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endurance, AID will never give out.
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fil,h-l am good worker, and
willing TO work at all tunes.
SIXth-Rcquire no rest, as !
never tire.
Scycuth-AlI the food require
is u few drops of oll each day, which
makes me exceedingly nimbic.
EighIh-ilave not a single vice
or Tad habit.
Nipth-Ncycr ask for holiday.
Tcnlh-Always DO my work
we'll, no matter how last ! am com
pelled To work.
Eleventh Have simple and
perfect device tor doing all kinds
Of sewing.
Twelfth Can easily DO the sew
ing al the largest families.
Thirtconih-Was adopted a.
chIldhood, reared and educated by
u liberal and wealthy firm of llIon,
New York, who determined that |
shonld excel all others of my class
aud in all contests for superiority ]
have never iaild 10 sustain that
position.
Fourtocnth-Ilaving boon en-
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rs we'll rs another.
Fllccnth--I am friend to every
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Ia fact no family can do well
without ny services.
For farther information call at
the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE or THE
Remington Sewing Machine Co.,
EtiGH. ". y.
or Ils BRANCH OFFICES:
Madison square, q Il. 23d ST., n. Y.
Boston, liG fremont St.
Chicago, 237 State ST.
81. Louis. 500 North Fourth ST.
Philadclphia, SO Chestnut st
Baltimore, Il North Charles st.
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WARNING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.
In Mississippi Circuit Court.

In Mississippi Circuit Court.
Adams y Dixon, plamtiT-,
Nz
4 Y. :. Lin ~ley.
Nusjtv, ana Saliiu Defendants.
Met. Liudsisy
The dcf,ndauts \. ' :. ..md-ley, Trustee
and salic NirG Iiud-l,y, ar, W.rutd lu apl,.u
ftA thirty days, an,l answer
March lain.. 1877. J.k T. HALE Clcfk.
ll Hugh Y McNrl1h, u. e.
S-2i lt
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
" Old 81 " on Blue Glass.

"Oid 81 and one Of his chums
mot at James Bank corner ycsicr-
day morning. " Whar in yOu bin
dis mornin', PctcrP Z" ~ bin up
dar at Marsc WlIliums house, put
tin III some blue glass in do windcrs
oh de luw'rkonscryalii.' " Blue
glass? Whar for dcy putin in dat
kline ob glass in dcrc, Slid Oh dc
'cr'nary glass; 81 dunno, sho',
but dcrc's some kline oh silence in 1t.
for hcah dat blue glass l,yoros
d'zeazc, iattcns hogs, mclls dc
cronkcd stratc, an the vcriublcs
an foW'rS icr grow three Time "
ias' an To- times ~ lino :" hw, go
way, niggah wha' kline OBJ hekcr
did Marso WiIllum glib you dis.
mornIn for dat job % LIS de
trufc, 'cordin' to Marse Willium.
lie say dat blue glass has got mo-
raisin' pow'r dan al dc guwanner
an seupcnoslalcs in the country.
/" Well, now, yOn'Nc stewart in de
ch'ch, ain't ycrW "Nas, Sir.
" Well, now, you cs' git or blue
glass -asscr mex Sunday, aud sc,
dc 'icck' oh it when yer go to raise
dc colleckshnn--c cf dat succeed, Is,
gwinc ter b'lccv IN the silence ol
blue glass, but not hcio!"-Atlant;
GA. Constitution.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

Sc !, sec. 70 T IN, r. East, lGn acrc~.
Most ut this tract Is above overflow, ~ acre,
we'll t,adcurd. aHd with No. ! Voud nuke "A
firiu of 2tn ucre- az mHch value Price FI. ne,
Terms: OIe ,hird cash, balance in one aid ta6
years.
THESE lands are the hest IN the frcuchmar4
Bay ou settlement, b, near thr thuroh aud SCI 1ti
house, ard Is the most deslabir laul- noW "a
the market ia th!5 county.