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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
GOVERNMENT LUMBER.

CLAIMS OF THE LUMBERMaN IN THE ST.
CHARLrs REGIONS, LoUIsIANA-ALLEGED
PLOT or REPUBLICAN OTFICIALs-THE TITLE
TO THE PROPERTY BEFORE THE COUNTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS La, May 30, 1877.
Private Information from The Lake Charles regions
states that the iumbermen will resist any attempt
made to seize what they claim their properly.
Il is believed that the whole affair is simply
ulan by republican officials to show tho Presi-
jent and the North that the people IN
X.s Stato always refuse TO obey tho laws
unless forced By United States troops. With
this end 10 view Marshal Pikn has been telegraphing
the Stutc Department IN Washington that troops
neccseary and this evening Captain Ellis OF the Thir
toenth regiment, ordered TO 20 with company of
troops.
or THE CITIZENS.
The people in Lake Charles cain they will submit TO
INV lawful authority, but that the matter ia
court no ono should Interfere until decision
made Tho troops will leave as soon as the United
states cutter Dix be provisional The troops with
remain all summer.
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WESTERN BUSINESS MEN ON VISIT TO THE
SOUTHEASTERN sTATEs-A CORDIAL REcEP-
TON AT COLUMBIA, S. g.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
COLUMBIA, S. q, May, 20, 1871
The party OF commercial travellers from the West,
who are tour Of observation through tho
Southeastern States, left Charleston yesterday after
noon. one detachment going TO Savannah. another to
Augusta while SIM another party OF about forty per-
soas came on to Columbia, arriving last night
CORDIAL WELCOME
The latter party were rendered cordial welcome
to-day formal gathering Of tho leading citizens OF
the town. Addresses were delivered by Governor
HAMPTON and Mayor Agncw. which were responded 10
by Judge Cochran and MIR. Means on tho part OF the
cxcursonsis Later in the AFTERNOON The entire party
OF visitors driven through the city IN carriages
rendezvous the bank OF the rivcr the site OF the
proposed extensive cotton factories. where refresh
mcns we're served and the invitation OF the General
Assembly now in session. TO the visitors 70 remain
and visit the Capitol To- presented. They
will not comply with tho invitation, however, as they
propose 10 reune with the Savannah and Augusta
parties pass this point tonight route Tor homo.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrwKxr May Is-Arrved. bark Concurrent Csor) Gas.
pcrxen. New York.
BRISTOL CHANNEL, May 20-Arrvsd, steamer sidonian
Obj. Edwards. New York tor Glasgow.
BxgMES May l9-Arrivea ships Csri (Ger,. Bocke'm~n
New York; Tamerane Ger), Sidenburg, do: GOTH
bark Nicoio rommasso tAus. Muzsucato Philadelphia
sailed 18TH barks Nor (Norj for America; Johsnnss
fGcr Ihldsr. New York Chirnecto (Br shaw. Phladc-
pha goth Jupiter Gor), Stricken do Iris Oer). Pfef
fer, New York; Charlie Hickman tBr) Dernicr. North
America.
GoTrEssxRG, May 1s-Arrivsd bark Helsinsor tNor),
Gnge. Savannah
GENOA to May 2O-Arrived, bark Appis (Nor,, Lund,
Philadelphia
HULL May leArrivcd ships Rutandshirs tBr). White.
San Francisco: 10th. Hudson tIsr) Covjile, do.
HAMBuRG May 19--Arrivod. ship Maria Louise tNor),
Jensen Philadelphia; bark Schiller (Ger). Logcman, San
Francisco.
Sailed 10th. Kate Millar. for st John. NIB.
HAvRx, May .O-Arrivcd. ship John Bunyau (Br). SEQ
yille New Orleans; bark Albina. naggett, Mobile.
Also arrived 2oth steamer Canada dr. Franguel New
York.
IlvrRpoo May le-Arrived ships Daniel Ingalls, Ton
noy Calcutta Hermon, Dillon. M.unain; Northern Light,
Kenney San Francisco City Of Dublin. r). Hail. Astoria
o; bark vanora Br Groundwster New York; 2oth ship
Martha Bow.cr. woodsidc. Charleston
Also arrived 10TH steamer Bolivar (Br) Doherty New
Orleans.
Sailed 10TH shp Eric the Red. Allen New r rk: bark
John Campbell t,r). Hankcnson. do.
LONDON Nay 20-Arrved brig Trust (Fr) Msrsters VII
mington, NC mot arrived 17th)
PLYMOUTH. May oO-Arrived. steamer wsiisnd (Gcr)s
Uebich, Now York for Hamburg (and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN. May I9-Ardvcd. ships .Dumbriton (BS,
Kennedy San Francisco Samuel Reed. White Portland
o: BRIG So Michael ,Br) Forbes. Fsrnandna.
Arrived oth II 10 Pm. steamer Britsunic (Br, Tncnp
son New York for Liverpool tahd proceeded.
RorrxRpAn. May.tsAry-ed. bark ytdfAsns (Kss,. Ns-
thiesen, New York. ~
rrAIKx May ls-Arrved. BARK csr,ara Gtap, Pontrs-
noli. Baltimore
LONDON May 2o-Thc Italian bark yalis arrived Fab
mouth Yesterday and reports having passed. tho 18th
inst lat Al " Ion 10 W, three massd schooner apps
rcptly American. full of water
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n4-NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.--Cs ptsns officers
engaged the coatns and foreign trade obsorv
the the HxRAip. that It be
brought publicly the attention Of the authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor Of tho HERALD New York
city giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton Displaced busys the Of their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
ofthe American Continent When they observed
the OF European countries In the Medter
reque information be either by telegraph
or letter to London office OF NEW York HERALD 46
Fleet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph - used dispatches
may bs addressed Bennett Az Fleet street, London"
Bennett 81 Avenue do ropora, Paris" Where Of
displacement observed in the waters Of countries beyond
Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
inay with upon reaching the Ars
lent port information will be csbed free charge
the HERALD and published.
HS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHTTIME NEW Yonx
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use on board the HEIALp steam yacht showing while
burning coor red red changing from tho
other in succession aud several miles Instant.
Captains OF vessels upon seeing this signal will obige
BY preparing any marine they have for the Ship
Newa Department OF the HERALD
n-Pe DESTROYS with vessels arrv
ing Now York do by addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht Pier No East Rivcr. Now
York Letters received from all az the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates arc required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Thursby appears In concert during the week.
Best, the English organst, is coming to America
Paris has q fifteen. ycar-old violin prodigy named
Francois Krezma.
Society circles In London have revived the old
fashioned Scotch songs
Readings, assisted by musical salcut will be given
tonight at stcnway Hall by Miss Nellie CASSIDY.
Trinity College Is said 10 have the harp that was
played upon by King Brian Boroihm in tenth GEN.
fury.
eye, the Covent Garden manager, has sent beau,i-
fu New Orleans creole TO Milan to perfect hor musical
education es
Berlin inventor has produced machine for turn
Inc the leaves Of music by q movcisout Of the per.
formers loot
Nilsson IS in Vienna, Campanin at Turin, Carlotta
Patti In Icipsc Pamieri Havana Titcns ireland
and Blind Tom in Canada.
Behold the civzing influence OF music The Shah
Of Persia is nterpoatng la File dc Madame Angot''
ola Grande Duchesss' and 'Miscrere" at state and
public banqucts
Il is reported that an unpublished mass, writtcn by
Mozart in 1777 for tho Convent OF the Holy Cross
Augsburg has recently been discovered AID that tn
is no doubt concerning its authenticity.
Tho English critics regret that Herr Wagner who is
now in London and who is such sickicr Tor national
music national drama and nationality in everything.
should not have made some concessions 10 tho English
musical taste, language and nationality.
Another American by tho name OF Mne. Lily Eelan-
tine vogelbach OF Philadelphia, has appeared in Paris
with considerable success. she is q pupil OF Nine
Garcia and NJ. Descrt and s spoken Of possessing
great charms Of person and finely cultivated voice.
Experiments nre being made by German scientists
with the view OF photogaphing musical SOUNDS, and in
q measure they nave proved successful. When the
mere vibrations OF tho human voice DO reproduced
hundred miles distant through tho telephone along
single wire and without tho aid OF battery there
there would seem to be limit to tho possibilities OF
invention.
Tho fourth trennial festival Of the Handel and Hay
den Society," in Boston, concluded last evening with
the oratoro Of "Isracl In Egypt" During tho week
three oratorios and three miscellaneous have
been gwen and II is estimated that above fifteen thou.
sand persons have attended. Artiscaly and pccu.
niarily the festival has been perfect success
The Baron Lisxt is thus described =: .srall rs the
poplar swaycd by tho breeze long and diaphanous; a
broad and high forehead, eyes lusrous In their disky
sockets nsragnt and strong nose, arched eyebrows.
almost always contracted; masculine features large
and imperious mouth, swarthy complexion and
those wrinkles that denote powerful Organization
in word, an face. framed with long gray hair
coming down TO his colar.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
A MISSING DAUGHTER FOUND.

Eliza Golden, Of Roslyn, Long Island, yesterday
the city in quest Of her daughter, girl twelve
years o. age who on May had disappeared IRON her
home and who IL ancrward asccrtaincd had been
taken away by person named Jane Thorn.
Inquiry through the city revealed that Jane had
room in O'Donovan Rossa's Hotel, in Chatham square.
aud hero she was found with the missing
girl. on complaint OF the mother Jano
was arrested and brought to the Fourteenth
precinct station house, and Mrs. Golden md
her child restored to hcr. The mother is OF opinion
that tho girl reserved by her abduciress for bad
purp but tho latter claims that ahc only used her
as companion and made her 81 service IN running
crrands and attending TO some light domestic duties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
PROBABLE MURDER.

Early this morning Annie Walker, n coored woman,
known Baby Jones'" Of No. 2lo West Twenty
eighth street. stabbed In the lett breast by I'M
known man, and from the depth and direction Of the
wound IL rs likely to be fatal Aunic, who Is a well
known character and has served torn mt sing
sing for robbery, was standing IN door,
way IN Sullivan street, near Grand, when q
strange white man came staggering by and stepped
upon her foot. She pushed HIM away from her ond
told him TO BECOME. at which he turned upon her cry
ing EN- have your life for that she drew back
into the hail. bat the stranger rushed after her, drew
knife. aud buried the blade ~ her breast. AS she
Tell lie sprang through the doorway and escaped The
wounded woman was taken to Chambers street Hos
pltalaI.
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A TOWN DESTROYED.

GREAT DISTRESS AMONG THE cITI.ENs--UNIrED
STATES MAILS BURNED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Nay 20, 1877
Intelligence has reached this city OF the total de-
struction OF the town OF Creswell, Plymouth,
N. G., by IRE on Friday night last All the Unned
States mails in the post office wore consumed
PREVAILING DISTRESS.
There was but little Insurance held In the town by
property holders and the greatest distress prevails
INC origin OF the fire has yet to be ascertaincd.
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THE PATTERSON FIRE.

LATER ESTIMATE OF THE Loss--oRIGIN OF The
FIRE IN DOUBT.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE herald
PATERSON, N. j.. May 20, 1877.
more complete estimate of tho loss by the fro
winch destroyed the 81. Charles Hotel makes the
total about $1,000
In addition TO the foregoing James \. Turner's hotel
10 damaged about $4,000.
man named Slater trial yesterday for
charging Heberle, whose saloon also destroyed
this morning. with setting ro 10 the St. Charles Hotel
on Il previous and II is thought that the bad
blood between them has had something do with the
present fire.
The Erie Railway tracks are still! obstructod.
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Snip City o. Nankin fri Mclean. from Hull Tor San
Francisco. NAV 2. OF brighton.
ship Remington tri from Francisco ~ Tor Ill ver
pool March TO- lat ~ >. lon IS w.
ship showing pvDJ. San Francisco for Cork. Fob
81. lat - :. Ion 30 W. ~
I,ark Adolf aier. Bocksmsnn. from Bremen for Now
York. Nav 4. of Borknm.
BARK cheide tNor) from London for Quebec. May s. lat
Al. ion 20.
May q. lat 80 Ion H.
Bark Mystery Orr. from Liverpool for Qusbec. May g.
lat ~ A. Ion II %.
Bark Gen Birch dr. fran Liverpool for Quebec May :.
lat ~ Ion %
Bark Atalanra DER Wiimsen. from Now York for Ham
burg. May |. lat -. Ion 30.
Bark Ragna (Nor Elcrtsen, from New York Tor Wtuga,
May 8. lat ~. Inn 26
Bark Xenia Reynod from Calcutta for Duuaee, April 8
iat 81 80 =. Ion M 4.
Bark Cyrus tBr, Plymouth for Sydney. cB. April
%. lat A.. Ion p
Rars orion tNor, Elleruscn from Baltimore for Asr-
huus, May g. lat - 10 n. ION . 2, T.,
vessel showing JLNK. from Padstow for Baltimore
April IL. lat 81 Ion "a 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21

A. FEMALE BURGLAR.

Suspicious noises attracted the attention OF Susan
Reilly No. 235 East Twenty -scvcnth street, last
night Looking through aperture IN The parlor
door she saw woman ransacxing a bureau drawer.
She silently made hcr way The street aud called an
oniccr OF The Eighteenth precinct who arrested the
female ourgiar ~ tho station house sho gave the
81 Mary Mccormack, but ~ supposed 10 be- Mary
Al Gormau OF No I,j3 Fast Twcniy-ninth street. RON
papers lound her person. large number VI skel
oon' Keys aud pawntckets were found ON her person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Boston. May co. 1877.
The exercises OF the third national Baptist Sunday
School Convention concluded to-day. In the morning
services were held IN fremont Temple and sermon
was preached BY the Rev. Thomas Rninbant, Of
New York on tho subject, Heart prepara-
ton essential 10 successful Bibc teaching"
In the evening three addresses wcro delivered on
..Perils OF Our YOUTH by Rev. W. W. Boyd, OF
Cbarestown; on Conversion Of Children, Its Posi-
biIi,y and Necessity y by Rev. William r. Hatcher. D.
D. or Virginia and Rewards oi Onr work. by tho
Rev Warren Randolph, D. D.. Of Indiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho purser ofths steamer Gamma. from Bermuda. mas
thanks for favors.
BARK Locu Gon fI,r, from Nav Orleans for Liverpool
which put into Key West la December last IN distress
resumed her voyage yesterday having made the necessary
repnirs-
scHE w sAwrEn sprung leak about hve miles cas-. o.
blue Point Long Island Sound aud sunk All hands saved
No further particulars could he obtained The above
furnished oy Capt Saunders schr Eagle arrived yester
day nom Saco
Tho hull Of bark Resoluda Csp), sold at auction At
Bermuda 18th inst for f2:s6
HALIFAX. Ms. May aO-rhe iron ship Roseneath. from
Pictou tor Montreal, is reported stuck in the Ice.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping md sh ara informed
that by slesrsphingto the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street. Iondon Or to tho
Paris Office addressing "Bcnnott 81 Avsnus do ropera
Paris the arrivals and from European and
Eastern of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States this will DO csbed to this
country FREQ Of charge
Captains arriving ut and satIiny from French and Med
will And tho Paris ocs the mere ocono
cal and expeditions for tclo graphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
wANToN MURDER OF A NEGRO.
A DRUNKEN WHITE MANS DIGNITY ISsuL-ED
AND THE RESULT.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 90 1877.
An unprovoked and wan,on murder was committed
IN East Carendclet, ILL.,, opposite South ST. Louis,
yesterday. man named Henry Jeflr,es. while under
the influence OF liquor met negro walking along a
street In tho village and ordered get out OF the
way ana LEI a white man pass. The negro promptly
BY where he rela,ed the circumstance aud
said he fought 10 have killed the damned
Niger After leaving the saloon Jcires proceeded "a
short distance and saw the negro caung against the
fence IN the yard OF freud He ordered him come
10 him. But the negro refused aud the house
OF his friend. waurcupou JonfIcs followed but was
prevented tram entering by the negro holding the
lie then stepped back pace drew pistol and drcd
two shots through the door, both oil winch took
in tho negrv'g head. killing him instantly. Jcfrics
i'm cdalsly lcd aud al last accounts had not been
od
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
TWO FUGITIvES FROM TROY.

Two prisoners wore brought to the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday, by Detective Dunn, who
had them remanded. They were arrested by him in
compliance with instructions forwarded by the Troy
Cnicf OF Police who furnished description OF the
men. They will be produced in court to-day.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AMERICA.

WASHINGTON, May 90, 1877.
Tho Post ONCE Department gives notice that a
direct mail for Brazil will be despatched from New
York by the steamer Cassni, on the 24th inst and
that the bark Glacier, sailing from New York the
same day, Will carry direct mail for Venezuela
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
DELIKIUM AND SUICIDE.

Thomas Reynolds. laboring man, residing at No.
AL West Forty street, has been suffering from
derium trcmeps tor some time. Last night be pro-,
cured a razor and being left aonc for. few minutes
throat with II, completely scvcrng the Jugular
VEN He was taken to the Ninety ninth Street Hos
pital and expired there.
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The police OF tho Twenty first precinct yesterday
arrested Carl Strube the proprietor OF saloon at No.
463 Third avenue. and Bernard Cunningham, a bar
tender al No 5s5 second avenue, for violating the
Excise law. StruDe was held 10 500 bail by Justice
MurraY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
OVERCOME By The HEAT.

Joseph F. Murray, teegraphic opcrrtor n tho en-
pioy OF the Western Union Telegraph Company, was
overcome by the heat last evening at the corner Of
Thirty lfth street and Broadway. He was sent TO
Bellevue Hospital.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
4 CITIZEN DEAF

a CITIZEN BEATEN UNTIL lNSENsIBLE md HIS
MONEY TAkaS.
icy TELEGRAPH TO IHF HERabD.l
HARRISBURG, Pa May 20, 1877.
Lss. night Robert Baskin. Harrisburg grain doscr,
~ss knocked down by three persons at BALDWIN, u tow
miles below this city and struck on the bead
postedly with jimmy until he became ipscnsi Dlc.
Whc he was being beaten he cntrcated his asssants
10 spare ms Ito and lake all HIS money, a0oGt $50,
when they DID.
An old gentleman with i'askin Was aiso knocked
spcctncles. The robbery ~as committed ~liiie BlAku
vas on lis way 10 this y,lihe fooipads bsvng
isar. al that he had loTcctcd money duriI2 Tie day
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the WEATHER YESTERDAY.

rue following record wiz show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty.iour hours, III CON-
parlson WITH the corresponding date OF last year, AS
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
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SHIPPING NEWS
Onoe


DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or MAY AND JUNE
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived AT Bermuda May 49, brig Y Adams West. Of
NIB. from seven months crulss. with 90 bos sp OIL
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.
4 BARGAI, IN BOATS on ALL KINDS Al T. DES.
AMoNDS boat shop. 81 Peck slip, city.
~ H. sLoOP YACHT FOR sALE-35 ON WATER
O.ine, IA beam Apply or address =. Odd St.. 18th sv
DOW boats NEW AND FIRST CLASS IN EVERY
4. wyoKoFr. ISL West 10th 81
MIsCELLANEOUS.
nlvORCEs Neutrality-suspicious. UBrATSEE
Iwihout publicsty dcser,ion. ineompssluy, s .sss
havug unueWl ad~Nrt sVcossr scruvso evS
| isss ISAAC a. DuxcE. Lswysr. M rsssawass
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tcfNuH tpfnUoFhtUFt y
yer,rc temperature Tor corresponding date last
year .................. U5A
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Flora Camden, Administrative OF Il P.
Camden, deceased,
rs
William II AIccks and others.
N CaASCERY IL TIE CIRCUIT COURT or LEWIS
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True Grtrtness.

The Chicago Times remarks that
Virginia may now bo known US the
mother Of the AloF!e;t punch, and that
it is doing her more COED than ever
Madison or Monroe or Jefferson or
George Washington rendered, 10
which the Richmond Dispatch re.
spends that, il tho signs Of the times
urc to be trusted, every State in the
union is going to adept it, md that
Dr.. IloGa,t is yes to he US famous Us
the inventor Of the gaiIIOtiue. The
Norfolk LaHdnmrL., however, says
the law is beiag Graded aGd the reve.
me cheated by the free use Of the ''lit.
tie brown jug" in the hands Of fire
qnent i!pbiOcrs.
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ANGAN NOVICE S
. COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William L. Lively,
W.
The Trustees the Branch Normal School
Association of GiImer comfy, and Others.
IN cuAXcrEY iS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF GiLNEH-
COUNTY.
In pursuance of II decree rendered in the
above described cause, Mt the September
term, ISL, of the said Court, the under
siaurt Commissioner appointed for the pa:
po!a. will. 1T the front door Of the Court
lousc OF Gimer COWuty, OF the second day
OF the I'rcrnl',ur term, 1871, ii the County
Court oil said county, w0cccd to sell nj
puJIic auction, to tic highest bidder, that
valuable
HOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF
LAND,
situate in the town of GlcaviIe, Hest VIZ
gluia, row used iy the Branch Normal
School Association ofGitmcr county, and
by the Board Of E.lHc'ItiOn Of the District oil
GIenvillc, in the county ofGiimer.I
TERMS OF SALE.
Said property will be sold upon credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser executing notes with good secur.
iiy, ard bearing interest from date, for The
! sr;rral ;NstIlmeNtS Of purchase money,