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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
Village Of Glen HaUea
Toson 5, Range 5-Patch CROPS
rnnn 8. Ranee 5-Pnteh Grore
ToDn S, Range 5 -Bloomington

ne or ne or .....,...........l9 ii &C side Or
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Toun 4, Range 6--Btoomfagton
80 ne qr.... fractional
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
Village Property for Elk
change.

have in the village of Lancaster, near the NJ. E.
Church, house and two lots of ground-good gar
den lot. stable etc, which l would exchange Tor a
small farm for part of a stock of goods.
G I. WALKER.
Lancaster, January 4, 1877. 34.43tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
TOR7H ATD SOUTH lIVIR RlUTBlI
Chicago, Dubuque 6; Minnesota and
Chicago, Clinton & Dubuque Reads.

ST. Paul to St. Louis, Via. Winona. Lacrosse Nc
Oregon Dubuque CInton and Rock Island
CONNECTING AT DUBUQUE with the Illinois
Central Railroad for Galena, Freeport kockloro ana
all other points from Dpnleith TO Cairo.
CONNECTING AT G. linton with the Chicago
Northwestern Railroad for Sterling, Dixon. Rochelle,
Chicago and all points East; also for Cedar kaplds'
Marshall, Boone, Council Bntts, Omaha ana CaltoF-
mia.
CONNECTING AT STERLING with Rockford,
Rock Island L St. Loais Railroad for Rock Island,
Davenport, Burlington, Keokuk, quincy,
St. Joseph, Atchison, Topeka, Leavenworth, Fort
Scott, Hannibal, Kansas City, St Louis and all points
In Kansas, colorado and Texas.
TIME GARD @. D. & N. and c. G. &D.RR.
PASSENGER TRAINS GOING NORTH.
AIR BRAKES, MILLER PLATFORM and PULL
MAN PALACE CARS CIV. MCKINLEY.
General Ticket gent, Dubu que, Iowa
c. HARRIS.
General supt.. Dubuque. Iowa. ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
Blake's Prairie Farm For Sale.

offer for sale my farm of 12s acres, situated three
miles southwest Of BloomugtoE-all in good state OF
cultivation, and all prairie land Good house, good
barn and good orchard, with all kinds of fruit that
be successfully raised in the West Also for sale
with the farm, 40 acres Of timber.
Q. ". GRAVES,
4lm3# Blooming ton. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

WHICH times are the best? Meal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
. YiHags Of Mascoda
.Dimmocl's addition to Yiaage qf M,soofa


Town l, Ran &c 3-Jamesfeon
In lots Is and pit out l-l6 lots lilo ac
lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and lilo sw4 sea "a
In lot and pit lot 20 ac................-....32
eor...............-25 "A lots 10 IL is and
In lot 20 and pit out lot sde................32
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lots 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
Tlo,on I, Range A. 0odman
Village Of WOodman
: - 49, =
Tolnrl 8. RaRae 6-CQsSptkLe

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

A colony Of about 30 persons left Pitts
burg on the 18th, on hatboat, intending 70
20 TO Arkansas by water. Just as they en-
cred the Ohio River the hatboat became un-
manageable, and. striking fleet Of coal
barges, was completely wrecked, the whole
party being thrown into the river. A Swiss
family named Rife, consisting Of father,
mother and two children, and another man,
name unknown, were drowned. All the
others were rescued.
A saw-mill boiler exploded near Garland,
Pa, un the 18th, killing two men and injur-
Ing another.
At Bridgeport, Conn.,, on the morning Of
the Soth, Daniel Stillman and wife, aged in
valids, were found in their dwelling, MUIR
dered. A colored man was arrested on sus-
picion.
At Norfolk, Va, on the Cd, Denj. Godfrey,
aged 10. shot and instantly killed Miss Mol
lie L. winingder, aged II. Godfrey then
shot himself and will probably die. Jeal-
ousy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

By the census taken on the last day
Of 1876, and now officially reported, the
whole population Of France consisted Of
SO, sos, 1883 persons, The previous count
ing took place in 1872, instead Of 1871,
owing to the events Of the Franco-Ger-
man war. so the present one covers only
four instead Of the usual five years.
There is an increase Of su2. GOO inhabi-
tants over the total for 1872. and this
includes the Alsatians and Lorrainers
wEo have crossed within that period
over to France. The population Of Paris,
on December, 1876, was .9Ss, 500, which
il considerably under what may be
called the popular conyerSation-estimate
in that gay city itself. Yet this is an
increase Of l37.Uii persons in Paris
since the census Of 1872. The compar-
atively small population Of the great
cities Of France, after Paris, i worthy
of consideration. viz: Lyons, 3f2.si5;
Marseilles. 3lS,s6s; Bordeaux, 2i5i40;
Lille, l62.715; Toulouse, lSl.6I2; 81.
Etienne, l26, 1919, and Nantes, l22,247.
Compared with the largely populated
cities Of the United States and the Brit
ish Islands, the contrast i remarkable.
AS regards the respective population Of
the principal States Of Europe, France
ranks a. third-the numbers being
Russia. sS.OO0,0uO Germany. nearly
100000; France. almost 31,nC0,AN0;
Ausfria-H Hungary. 5000. 600: the Brit
ish Island. 81 loo, 900. and Italy 21.00u,-
COO Germany consists IF many States.
the head a which i Prussia, with ~
OO0. goo inhabitants, and the Austrian
empire consists Of Austria and Hunga-
~, each being nearly 4 sovereign state
Thus, all details considered, France j.
the second. a. regards population,
among the States Of Europe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

Mrs. +. T.. Shall, boarding house keeper
Mt Columbus, o.. was fatally burned on the
18th, while kindling fire with coal-oil.
The desperate Rand has been identified
as a man known a. Charles A. yanzandt,
Penitentiary in 1872, for the term Of five
years, for burglary committed at Lafayette,
Ind. lie was discharged In May last, upon
the expiration OF his sentence.
Roper, alias McGhee, anegro, was hanged
by mob At Columbia, Tenn, on the 18th,
for an attempted outrage upon a white lady
named Miss Bette Templeton.
The second National Bank OF Lafayette,
Ind, suspended paymentcn the 2sth. The
Cashier, Mr.. Charles II. Mayo, acknowledges
himself defaulterto the amount Of $1,000
which be had squandered In outside specu-
latons.
Gov. Anthony OF Kansas i In receipt Of in
formation from the Secretary OF State Of the
United States, that Chas. g. Scrahord Is in
prison in Callao, Peru. Scratford was part
ner of the late state Treasurer Lappin, and
there l. evidence that hewas associated with
Lappin in embczzling the money 81 the
school fund OF Kansas. Papers will az once
be made out. 80 a. to demand Scraiford from
the Government OF Peru under the extradi-
tion treaty.
Three colored children, aged 10, s and )
years, were left alone In a house in sedaia,
No., on the evening Of the 10Th. In some
way the house took lire, and the two younger
children were burned 70 death. The eldest
barely escaped.
A Galveston dispatch Of the I'd says that
up 10 that date nothing bad been heard from
Lieut.. Bulls and Col. Young, who some
time previously crossed the Rio Grande
with detachment OF United States troops
IN pursuit OF thleying Lipans and Mcxi-
cans. II was believed that they had
either been killed or captured.
A fight between the adhercnts
Of Lerdo,. under Gen. Amador, and the Gov
crnmcnt troops under Gen. Falcon, had
taken place about . miles from Matamoras,
il which the insurgents were routed and
many killed. The revolt Ii said 70 have been
part Of an deliberately planned revolution BY
Escobedo, which was 10 be developed stimuli
taneously along the entire border, but was
frustrated BY the energy Of the Government
commanders.
AT Cincinnati, on the I'd, Charles B. Mctiill
shot and killed young woman, his paramour,
named Mary Kelly.
The bodies Of Antonio Nicrasi and Miss
Aurelia sharp were found in the cemetery
Montgomery, Ala, on the morning Of the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

The American Museum of Natural
History, on the corner Of Sevcnty-sey-
enth Street and Eighth Avenue. New
York, will be thrown open to the public
December 10, at which time President
Hayes and his Cabinet will be present
10 inaugurate IL. IL was intended 10
open il al an earlier date. but The presi-
dent was unable to attend before the
date now set. and il was postponed ac-
cordingly. The building Is a magnii-
cent one, five stories high, and costing
ing $3.50, 600. and has accommodations
for the exhibition Of specimens illustrate
ing all branches Of natural history.
On the upper floor are rooms open 10
the use Of the public, with microscopes
and other instruments necessary for
study, and choice library Of standard
authorities for consultation, while a
number of other rooms on the same
floor are furnished with geological sur
veys Of the various states Of the Union.
A large number Of valuable collections
have already been secured at a
very low cost. including the Hall
collection Of fossils, worth $780,
600. and for which $4,000 were
paid. which includes perfect fossil
head Of the ichthyosaurns, which is SO
well preserved that the eye-ball, five
inches in diameter, is plainly seen; the
DE Morgan collection Of antiquities from
the glacial drift of France; the Maj.
Jones collection Of Indian antiquities
from Georgia, including all the articles,
weapons, etc, of the Mound-builders,
the Porto Rico collection Of antiquities,
and many others Of equal rarisy ana
value. There is also Mammoth, pur-
chased from Prof. Ward, 81 Rochester,
which stands twenty-five feet high and
has tusks curving to the right and left
that are fifteen feet in length, one Of
which would be a heavy load for a horse.
and several specimens of gigantic aud
now extinct Australian birds, the Moa,
which stand fifteen feet high and have
larger bones, with one or two cxcep-
tons, than any living animal. Alto
gether the building and its contents are
worthy the honor which President Hayes
has consented y bestow upon it.-Cor.
Boston journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

neatly, making the stitches on the WRONG
side. Through thcs
longer pieces, on one end Of each ~
which 4 biz of leather has been sewed "a
take the place Of buckle. PAS the
straps around the roll, through ihe.
loops, and fasten. The ends III The roll
will serve a long time A. a pen-wiper.
skATE-BAGS.
Thick green baize is good material.
and waterproof or any strong WOODEN
goods will do. Make the bag Of tbe
right size 10 hold the skates. some.
make a division inside for each skate.
50 that they shall not rub together
Embroder or braid the initials IN some
bright color, and make strap. well
fastened on, long enough to 20 over the
shoulder.
There are several ways OF making
very pretty reins. Our boys have pair
knitted in red yarn, with two loops for
the arms To slip through. and some tiny
sleigh bells sewed along the front.
Another pair are made Of red webbing.
such as is used for real reins. These
are ornamcnted with black braid wound
around the front and with gay rosrttes
at the loops for the arms.
sPEcrAcLE-wfpERS
Cut two pieces of kid the size of the
"eyes" Of the glasses, line each with
channels leather, and bind with very
narrow crown ribbon or galloon. Tie
the two pieces together with tiny bow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14
CURRENT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

The Senate Committee on Commerce. with
hut one dissenting yote-thaf OF Senator
Rurnside-decided TO report unfavorably all
the New York Custom house appointments.
None AZ the Democratic members were pres
ent when the vote was taken.
The public debt statement issued Deccm-
her shows decrease In the debt since last
monthly report Of Sl,sss,6A. The total
debt (less $i52. sos, $40 cash in Treasury i
A. .O46. 0al ,oos. The amount Of coin bonds
il 81, I'll as4. $50; legal tenders. 1851 ,4osseo.
The Senate, NJ its last executive session
prior TO the close Of the special session. con-
firmed a large number Of appointments,
among them owen p. Fitxsimmons, United
states Marshal for Georgia There was
close contest regarding his confirmation,
which was finally brought about by the
Democrats voting solidy in his favor. sup
plemented by the votes OF Con-
over, Patterson, and Stanley Matthews.
The confirmation Of the New York Custom
house appointments was not reached for ac-
ton, and fell with the expiration OF the ses-
sion. Among other nominations which ex-
pired for want OF action were those OF FL
nnghAm LaWrtutts Noiicctoi VI NurN'nSs
New Orleans: John E.Baxter, United States
Circuit Judge for the Fifth Circuit; +. A.
Hoyt, Commissioner OF Indian At
fairs: Henry ;. Sanford. Minister
TO Belgium, and ii. w. billiard, Minister TO
Brazil. The nomination Of General Harlan,
to be Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court, was confirmed. IT is stated that the
President has indicated his determination 10
renominate all persons whose noL,inaticus
fell at the expiration Of the special session,
except such a. Were shown ~ inquiry in the
Senate not to have as clear records as public
officers should have.
Gen. Ord, commanding in Texas, has re-
Gently visited Washington in order to YER
bally explain to the Government authorities
the complicated situation Of affairs along the
border. As a result OF his visit, number
Of additional troops, cavalry, artillery and
infantry, have been ordered TO reinforce his
command.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

IL is well known that the far-famcd
canvas-back duck Of the Chesapeake de-
rives It's delicate and peculiar SAVIOR from
the valiseneria, or wild celery, on which
II feeds in those waters. An intelligent
agriculturist has tarned this knowledge
70 useful account by cooping aud feed
ing the common domestic duck upon
the tops and roots Of the garden celery
for a week or two before killing them,
which i said TO greatly improve their
flavor, and altogether destroy tho rank
ness which j. generally observable III the
barn-yard fowl. The plan Is worthy 81
trial by bon rugts. NJ Rochester Fir
press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

Russian official dispatches Of the 10Th
state that the Turks made an attack on the
Twelfth Russian corps Of Tersterik and
Metcha, in the vicinity Of Rustchuk, and
were repulsed after six hours' engage
ment. Losses on both sides were heavy.
Snow three feet deep on the Balkan Noun
tains, and all military operations suspended
in that quarter. II l. reported that the sur
render Of kars was due 70 the treachery 81
Turkish Pasha, who was bribed by the
Russians 10 abandon the commanding FORTH
fication after merely nominal resistance.
A Russian official dispatch Of the I'd says
after the capture Of Prayatz the Turks
abandoned Navatchas, skoiycna and Orcha-
ME, retrcating 10 the Balkan defle near
Uretcha>k. The country between the rivers
Isker and Osuesf i quite free from Turks
We have occupied Belobro and Litchevo,
on the Oquest.
Turkish adyiccS Of the 4th were 70 the ef
feet that a Russian attack on kamarli hai
been repulsed with great loss 20 the assail-
ants. The Turks also claimed 10 have Sc
cured decided advantages in a fight near
Tirnoya, in which the Russian loss was esti-
mated at 5000. Their own losses were not
stated. This news came from Constantine
pie direct.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

OSE OF the very best presents which can be
made 10 a family, minister, church or friend Is
Cabinet or Parlor Organ. II is luxury, and
at the same time most useful and will last
lifetime at least, a thoroughly good one Will
Mason a Hamlin make the best. and offer SUI
perh new STYLES. this season. M relurcl prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

l HAVE sold Hafch's Universal Cough Syrup
Ior about four years. By usingt Ia my own
family, became satisfied n its merit. II has
become the leading article of it, Kind, having
BY Tar the best sale Of any. sample bottles
were freely given away, and this lcd 10 its
rapid Introduction JAMES JoHxsoN,
Clayton, .lcff ca. n. r.,
Ex-Membcr 81 New York Legislature.
Sold ~ Mcyer Bros. 4 O.. 81. Louis. No.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

THE attention OF the public Is invited 10 the
advertisement u the Franklin .Iewclry Com
pany, In another column. who offer large in
dueements TO all who wish ANYTHING ia their
line. Their illustrated catalogue will prove in
teresfing reading 10 the public
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

In the old boating times the kentuc-
khan Of legend and romance was a ram
bling, rowing fellow, who ended every
sentence with an oath. II was he who
made his morning meal Of three cock
tails and sschaw " Of tobacco. His
amusements were Of much the same
simple order. He could clip the wing
from mosquito At 10 PAGES; he would
stop a life-boat 10 tell his scared fellow
passengers Joke. lie affected bloodcd
took. The noble and aristocratic
gamccock was his delight. The pedi-
gree Of race-horSe was to him sacred
thing. He was always ready 10 lose his
own money, and that Of every body else
He would fight any thing, rather pre-
ferring, indeed, the tiger. The inyen-
ton of what has been politely termed
on the other side " American whist
namely, draw-poker, was In his case
the discovery Of another world. IL
struck him al in a heap, beginning
with the name itself. Draw-poker! He
was in the habit of drawing on his bank
er, his pistol and his imagination. In
this game he could draw on all three at
one and the same time. This person
have described was mistaken by the
Northern banker for the Southern gem
tleman, and the lightning-rod agent
who appeared among Us was there
looked upon as a specimen Of Northern
gentleman Watterson's Lecture.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

SroDDARD's POULTRY woRfD.'' Hartford,
Conn, should be had BY al fowl-brccders. Costs
but q 25yearly or only ~ 00, rScLupISC u SUI
perior CHRoNos 70 subscribers. II Il practical,
original, and always fresh. l0c- single number.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

This Il the season Of the year when
New England Deacons willingly fill their
demijohns for mince-pie purposes
Ncw Orleans RicGyunc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

The best we ever used'' Find il much
cheaper than Others "Can testify ID IL SUI
perioriiy.' Extracts frnm lefters % the man
ufacturcrs Of DooLEr's YEAST POWDER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

KrSGsroRD's OswE0o Conn STARCH for
pnddings, custards, blanc mango. etc, Is the
original II Is used In all countries. Its
purity and dclicacy are unequaled. Hence
lie economy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

who has without duress on coercion taken up
arms in defense ~ amy in~nrrcction or rebel
lion against tho Inifed States, or who has
given aid or comfort thereto.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

A back pension was recently OBJ
tanned for lady in Louisville, through
r. ii. Fitzgcrald's Claim Agency at In
dianapolis, Ind, amounting 70 $253S.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

Don't fail e. procure AlIEs. NiSsLoNs SoprH-
mo SYEuP for All Diseases Of tecthing IN chill
collie. regulates the bowels and. By giving rtiicf
and health 20 the child. gives rest ~ the mother.
ng-scc L. BROWNS Aas,t of Eoor IATlns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14
PEN-wIrERs.

The shawl pattern Is about the
simplest, prcttiest, and most convenient.
Make a roll about four inches wide Of
any dark -colored cloth, with an outside
piece little wider, Of plaid flannel. II
should look like miniature shawl roll
ed up. The straps can be made out Of
some bits Of light-colored leather, such
Is are thrown away at binderies or shoe
shops. Cut q narrow piece for the
handle, turn each end over and sew
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

The following officers were chosen by the
National Grange At its recent session: Mas
ter. Adams. Minnesota; Oyerseer, Wood
man, Michigan; Lecturer, Mortimer. Gin
cinnaii; steward. Vaughan, Iowa; Assistant
steward. Symmes, Kansas; Chaplain, For
syth. Illinois; Treasurer, Mcdowell, New
York: Secretary. Kelly, Louisville; Gate
keeper, Dinwiddie, Indiana; Ceres. Mrs..
Adams, Minnesota; Pomona, Mrs. Moore,
Indiana; Lady Assistant steward, Mrs. Hall,
Louisville.
A dispatch from Coquimbo, Chill, says the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steam
er Atacama has been lost. The crew num-
bercd 40 and the passengers probably about
so. Only IS persons were saved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-14

"a. each with pisiol-ball hole In the head.
A note from Nicrasi indicates they were
willing 10 die for each other. Il l. suppos-
"a NIerasi shot her and then killed himself.
Five negroes were drowned By the up
setting OF skiff on the river just below New
Orleans, on the 81.
Frank Rand, the ellison and 81. Elmo
murderer, according 70 his own statement,
was born in Clayyille, Washington County,
Pa. and his family now reside in Fairfield,
Iowa. His real name Is Charles 9. Scott.
and he i 81 years old.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-21

tain it is Russia has had to con-
tract her lines and abandon ground
she had covered with her armies,
and 1t is said now that the army
from Egypt, by means of Turkeys
control of the Black Sea, will en-.
deavor to strike the Russian cons
nections in Bulgaria, and thus COM
pei the Withdrawal of her army
behind the Danube. There is no
lighting at present, and Russia is
preparing to exhibit her strength
with better appreciation of the
enemy she has to meet. Meantime
the removed atrocities of the Turks
upon the helpless families of the
christians will set on fire the indig.
nation Of all christendom towards
them, and the mIghtiest nations of
earth will wish Russia God speed,
us, with leaden feet but iron hands,
she overtakes and transfxes her
brutal victim.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-21
Commissioners Sale
OF LAND IN
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.

DURSUANT TO Decree of the Circuit
L Court of Washington county, entered
May 18th, 1877, in the Chancery cause Of
Fain, Ex'r.. and others, vs.. L. {. Stofile,
will offer for sale Mt auction, ut the Court
House door in Abingdon, on the
27th dTD Of august, 1877,
County Court Day the farm known MS the
jacob Stotiie place, adjoining the lands of
VIM. L. Rhea, and others, situated about
three miles from the town of Goodson, in
the county of Washington, containing 200
acres. well tinbered watered, and over
half cleared. 1t has upon it good Saw
Mill, and very good dwelling and barn.
The Water Power is splendid. The main
road from Bristol to Three Springs runs
through the farm. Said land win bo sold
in two parcels, and then as a whole, and
the sale bringing the highest price adopted
TERMS---Cash sufficient to pay costs of
suit and expenses and commissions of sale,
the bala nce on a credit Of six and twelve
months-equal instalmcnts, the purchaser
to give bend with good security, payable to
the Commissioner, bearing interest from
date, and u lein retained for ultimate pay
ment. Immediate compl ance with the
terms of sale required, or the land will be
resold.
D. F. BAILEY. Comr.
july "a. ls77-tds.