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The New York herald., 1877-10-29
FIRES.

BURNED TO DEATH WHILE INTOXICATED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ERIE, Pa, Oct 2s, 1877.
Tho residence OF lillian Mccullough, in South Erie,
was burned this morning Mrs Mccullough, tho only
person In the house, dead drunk and was burned
70 death.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

HALIFAX, n s., Oct ., 1911
A fire at Amherst last night destroyed Doise's
woodcnwarc factory and Holmes carriage shop. Tho
loss Is $4,000
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
THE REASON FOR THE RUMoR.

1T Ia stated at BudaPesth that the false report Of
the Hungarian raid into Roumanis invented by
the Roumanans In the hope that might give them
protcxt Tor Withdrawing their army from Bulgaria.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
A.-BENNETr BUILDING.
Eflkt Iskflnl

PfkEPRooF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU. Ann AND FULTON STA
HANUsoME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
LET On VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOX
LAWYERS BANkHRs AND INSURANCE oFFlCEa
APPLY On PREMISES
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

Average temperature yesterday. ay............... 5lL
Average TEN pcrature Tor corresponding datc last
year - 397z
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

AN ORGANIZED PLOT TO EuRS THE CITY OF
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

BEAiS FOOD STRENGTHENS THE NERVOUS
and cares premature weazncss oil either sexi
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

A.-TnE FINEST AND MOST GRACEFUL. HATS
for genlcmcns la New YORK mannfacu urcd and
tnld hy EnpnNSCIItID.N No liz y lsa.ln II.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

A-THE tUNMUN sYMFTUM5 OF LIVER COM
saOw skin coated tongus offensive
BREATH dfuwsness. hcadachc Persons thus a ,ced
10 speedily cured by Sw doses OF scuEscKs MAspRAxs
PILts 1hcy applicable In a diseases where mercury
usually prescribed while they this advantage
meicuy. they purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless
All druggists sell them.
, 1877-10-20
EASTERN STATES.

SCRANTON, Pa. Oct. l3--An attempt
on the part OF the Lackawanna Iron
and Coal Compauyto work the Penn's
Brook colliery exasperated the strikers to
fearful pitch. iAbout20 mcn worked in
the mine today, and were escorted to
and from their home by a strong militia
ry guard. On quitting work they were
assailed by the mob who assembled in
force near the coal breaker, hut were
kept back by the soldiers.
The cclliefy is strongly guarded day
, 1877-10-20
SNONOMlsM IpaR E<"rOKl.
TER Ms or COURT.

,.llstyiot Court, Third Tuesday of March ana
sccond tuesday of November 81 vayl year
PrNxne Cont, Fourth Monday oi january
aurii, July and Uct0be Of each year.
Iomty commissioners Cour', FIRST M"nuuy
Of February, May, August and November
Of each year.
LIST or PUBLIC LNSTl TUTf0NS.
Masonic, Centennial Lodge, L. d. Regular
COMMUNICATIONS irst and third Saturdays Oh
eioli month.
I q q. T. Olive Leaf Lodge, No. IL, first and
lonrth SaturdaysOf each month.
Snohomlsh Atheneum
soohomish Free Religious Association.
Union PRESBYTERIAN Church and Congregation
Of Snsholnish CITY,
Snohomi,h Couuty Agricultural Society
AnohOulish Rifle, Militia Company.
slunLunili Telegraph company
snohomisl Cemetery Association,
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
or SNOHONISH CITY
LAwYERs.-.W. NJ Tirtlot aud Eldrdge
Morse.
D,,oroR.--A c. Folsom.
MEaonANTs.-E. &. Ferguson. Packard "
jackson,
DRuGaIsT-L. Wilbur, -,
HorgLs--I. Catlicart, Exchange, and H. W.
Light, Riverside. -, s,.
BEER HAIL. +. Marks,
BLAcxsxlrus-W II. Ward aud L. Hanson
sHosn AKgl,-WmL Edwards.
CABisEr MAKgRs-Geuc ana SOIL
, 1877-10-20
Latest by Telegraph.
PACIFIC COAST.

OLYMPIA, Oct. 15-Bo,h Houses nj
journed today, in respect to. Joseph
Foster and sympathy for his deep aiilic.
| ton.
OLYMPIA, Oct. 12.--rhc race to-day
WAS won by Fosters Uncle Pete, beating
Billy Gilmore, Skyscrupcr and Sleepy
DLk Best time | :53 The attendance
WAS very large.
A man WAS thrown from his horse ncBr
the Fair Grounds, and had leg broken.
| The horse was killed
Mr., Whites little till tn increase the
compensation Of District .Attorneys,
passed the Council today.
Oct. l7.--Ihe Local Option bill was
introduced in the house to-day Judge
! Greene is said to he the author.
| In the Council the short hand report.
er hill was hid on the table. The bill
to appropriate money tor contingent ex-
penscs WAS cut down by the Council.
The House will not concur.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l4-For several
days divers have been endcavorins to
close the ports and ho!rs cut in the hull
of the steamer Constitution, preparatory
to raising her. Late Inst night they f.
nally accomplished the object, and today
the water was pumped out. The ship
was floa,ed again, and t"wed to the
ioot of Second street. 1t is impossible
at present To ascertain the amount OF
damage by fire and water, as the hold Is
full of mud, debris and water.soaked
cargo, pJ
SAN Francisco, Der. i1.-A Union
dispatch from McslIa, New Mexico to-
day says that Judge Howard killed Lou
is Carols at I'll Paso, Texas, yesterday
afternoon. Cards WAS leader OF the mob
that arrested the county officers OF El
Paso county. Great excitement prevails
Oct. ga Virginia city dispatch says
there was II meeting of superntendents
of mines on the Comstock lode to-day to
consider the question arising in cOnnec-
tion with the approaching completion of
the Sutro tunnel ! committee was APP
pointed to make Investigations rs to
the cost of the tunnel; the benefits it is
likely tn prove to miners, and the cost of
pumping water TO the surface from the
tunnel level. The committee will make
n complete report in two or three weeks,
and their report is expected to exert n
strong influence in settling points of diff
crence between the tunnel company and
various mining companies.
SAN FRANCIsco, Oct 16 The water
commissioners held meeting this after
noon 20 receive the final response of the
Spring Valley Water Gu The connis
sioners offered them Sll ,O00,0 900 for their
works. Miner, Mills and Tavis, as rep.
resen,atives OF the company, decline this,
stating that their instructions were to
offer to sell the works tor par value of
the stock and Indebtedness, the total of
whicl, is Sl1 800, 900. This offer was re-
fused, and the commission is now cngag
ed,in drawing contracts. specifications
AND bonds ior the Blue Lake Scheme
AS soon as they can I've drawn and exc
cuted the scheme will be Submitted to
the people. All the preliminaries have
been settled and the conditions required
by commissioners have been accepted by
the owner of tile Blue Lakes.
| H,AGHH5NR ~ ~, atK,ayS,
, 1877-10-20
EUROPEAN.

LONDON, Oct. IA fire occurred at
the Duke of Argyle's seat Mt Inverary
Castle, Inverary, Argykslriere. The ecu.
traf tower was gutteCT, rir
The failure of Cross, Weddersponn &
Co., Of Glasgow. Valparaiso and San
Francisco is announced. They expect to
resume on Monday. s..,
PARIS, Oct ts. Gamhrtta has been
sentenced to three months imprisonment
and to pay tine of $500 for plucarling
his recent nldrcss. ...lr
STsTovh, Oct. l3-Preparations are
making for the reception Of the Gar in
view Of the transfer of headquarters
here.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.--The Times London
special says there is great difficulty in
getting reliable news from the front
owing to the expulsion correspondents
from the Russian lines. 1t is Anticipated
that some very important movements are
about to be attempted. An English
officer who Left the front lately says It ~
believed an attack will be commenced by
heavy demonstrations on the south and
southeast to he followed by renttnck on
the north; meantime the Russians left,
in case The dislodgcncnt NJ the Turks,
via b. thrown against the enemy, and it
is hoped Gourko's cavalry will secure
Ardlam. Everything depends on the
weather, which tnr couple of days hHs
improved very much. although very cold.
1t is asserted by well informed politicians
that Austria can't he kept out of it it the
war goes ON nnOthcr yenr, and that an al
lance between Austria, France, England
and Turkey will I've formed to offset the
alliance between Germany, Russia and
Italy. as.Hs ps, sIm
LONDON, Oct, 1l.--Cold rains and lack
Of winter clothing aFe causing great NOR
tality in the Russo -R0umanian army.
The number OF deaths in the army before
Plevna within the last 90 days have. been
5000; in the Czarowitch's, 1890; in Da-
brudscm, 5000, and Mt Tirnova and
Schipkar 1000. The Russians in Bulga-
ria, including reiniorcements, number
only 100000 cumbatnnts. als
The London Times says; AtSk Pc
rersburg the rate Of exchange is % pence,
which is the lowest rate since the Crimean
war. There seems to have been kind
of panic there yesterday, due to the great
depreciation Of paper currency, wIlich
depreciation threatens temporarily to
verge oi bankruptcy. ,5
CoysrAsTINor.E, Oct. 11,--Mrbktar
PasId's official dispatches explain that
the Ihue fought on Tuesday near Aladja
Dag'i was caused by an attempt Of the
Russians 20 surprise the corps of ohserva
tion posted at Katiar to cover the CON
centration of his forces ut Aldja Dpgb
Muhktar claims that he repulsed the
Russians with u loss of 1900 men.
l'A' NEVADA.
, 1877-10-20

BIREAvED. sac calamity has bslal.
len Tie family Of Hon. Joseph Foster,
He was summoned frpm the Legislature.
at Olympia, to attend the bed siiG Of
his dying daughter. Jane, aged tiinc
years. She died on October1th, % On The
18th, his two remaining children, Cbasles
aged 12, and his 'hughter Emily, aged
4 years respectively, died OF the same
disease, diptheria. Mr. Foster has our
sympathy, As well as that Of the entirr
community in which he resides. - hteW
QeAetF.
, 1877-10-20

action in favor uf the Republican party
OF the north md west. He looks for
ward therefore, for return of The Re
publican party tu power in 1884, and
intends if possible to be the Republican
candidate Mt that time. The intentions
OF Mr.. Bnine are confirmed by his friends
since his return here, and furnish Il key
TO his political course in the immediate
future. 1t is stated he will rs far ss
possible ignore the present ndministra-
ton. He will not seek any quarrels
with President Hayes, nor will he ally
himself with the administration. He he
lievcs it will he failure in all partizan
respects. He intends tn devote himself
to legislation affecting the North and
East, and is expected to bc special rep
resentative Of the several claimants tor
the remainder of the Alabama reward.
New YORK, Oct. 16.-The Times
Washington special says: EN President
Grant, in letter just received by rel
ative, states that the labor OF accepting
the hospitality of bis English friends is
more artiOr0us tlwN the affairs of state.
1t has, in fact, become so great tax
upon his health that from Oct. 1st he had
determined to retire to private life, and
the first thing he would do would be t0
avsil hiasself ot the courtesy extended by
the secretary Of the navy to visit the
Mediterranean in one of the vessels of
the European squssdron, and spend some
time in the waters Of Italy. lie does NOT
exprct to retarr to the United States
until December next.
New York, Oct I3.--W II. Grace,
head of the chief Peruvian firm in this
CITY, spe,klng of the financial condition
of the late Harry M.iggs at the time OF
his death, says that he thinks that really
nothing except Il mass Ut worthless sccu.
rifles and contracts is left behind by
Meiggs, and says hg should I've very sur.
ry to he ~ creditor iR the cstiSte Every
rhtng of real value, m rearly every thing.
had been gotten rid ot by him sDme time
ago, and what might he leit was prohsl,-
ly mortgngeh for las full value. Areiggs
was visionary man who carried out
vast schemes, but they were often such
NJ sonnd business man would c0nsid-
cr worthless. lie thinks the estatc can
not be settled so as to- pay his debts, let
alone leaving any surplus.
New YORK, Oct. 15-A Press dis
patch says the election in Francc pass
ed off quietly No disturbance reported
up to hat-pNst 3 this morning. k'dis-
patch states that returns from a6)nrron
dissemenls show the election 6f245 Re
publicans and m McMahonists. III s
nrrondissemehts the second ballot has
hern received. Thes far the Republicans
lost 30 seats, anil aMcMnhon IL. Among
the Deputies elected are Gambetflssa Gr-l
W. r"'' lF'"ssas'"c "'Fi Lou'sbhnc' i'V'
NEW fonS' Oct. l3-The World has
the following Ben. Holiday, Sr. by
MS counsel shipman' Barlow, Laroqpe &
Mcfarland. yesterday fled his accounts
rs executor cf the last will Of bis wife,
Nobelly Ann Corcr Holi1nv in the Snr-
, 1877-10-20
NEVADA.

VTgsSIA Cry, Oct. 1G.-Riehard
Oats fell between the couplings oEthe
cars this afternoon, near Ophir and died
this evening. Both legs were crushed
and his ribs broken. n. tAa
, 1877-10-20

the sum oi $500 80; and for taxes on
lands st,nding in her name Mt the time of
her dealt. and on mortgage, S740 00
in all Sl.3SD 30. while the claims against
the 'estatrix still out standing amount
to $S0,436s5. Among items of expenses
incurred hy he testatriy during the pc.
rio' "f two years, medical services
amount 10 81 ,f3o The surrogate grant.
adjournment until the 22nd inst.
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News Summary.
The virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 5.-Thc vir.
gisia Legislature organized to-day by
the election, without opposition, Of
Judge II. G. Allan, Of Shenandoah
county, . readjuster, as Speaker Of
the House: Gen. James c Hill, OF
Albcmarlc, Sergeant.at.arms; 0 A.
Sullivan, Of Montgomery, aud A. b.
COttrell, Of HenricO, dOOrkcepcrs. and
J. Bell Bigger, Of Richmond, as clerk.
Shelton n Davis, Of lIenricO, was
chosen clerk, and Writ W. Harrison,
Of this city, sergeant'at.aEms Of the
Senate.
Upon organizing the Senate and
House appointed the usunl committees
to wait on the Governor, who commu.
nlcatcd bis message, which was read
and ordered 10 be printed.
TIE GovgRSoR's MESSAGE.
The message Of Gov. KemPer is a
lengthy but well written aud interest,"
ing.. document. The Governor com.
mcnces his message with the declSra.
tion That there is cause for profound
congratulations that the worst evils
possible 10 bcfall the State froul any
human source have been successfully
tidcd over, and says the evidence Gun.
not be resisted that the future Of Viz.
ginia is full Of hope. lie alTeT's TO
the fact that in July, 1869, the polili
cal restoration Of Virginia was cOnsuu.
mated by the acceptance by the people
Of constitution which, however other
wise obnoxious, yet restored to them
selves the contrOl Of their own govern
lncnt, and ceusures what be terms
new and disastrous policies" fas'cu.
cd upon the commonwealth: First
that Of diTorCing the Statc.g1TeFnmen'
from the cou,rUl Of the public ~oiks.
ly which mol "uly were the best assets
aud securities of the public credit
sguapdcred aud sunk, but another dis.
astrous result is that the main arteries
Of iuterna! commerce haze been sur.
rendered to control which is alien il
nut unlrIsadIy to the development Of
Virgiuia's own marts Of trade.
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New Jersey

TRESroS, December 7.-Exteusive
preparations arc being made for the in
augura,ion ceremonies Of General
Mcclellan rs Governor Of New Jersey.
Already Two hundred Mcclellan clubs
10 Philadelphia and other parts Of
Pennsylvania have SIGHTED their inten.
lion to Q present, while nearly every
town and hamlet IN New Jersey will
DO Represented by one or moro clubs.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has given notice that it will convey
passengers from New York to Trenton
and return for two dollars aud Fifty
cents.and at other points ut proportion.
ate rites. Rooms ia hotels are oil en-.
gagged, and arrangements arc being
made with private citizens for the &C.
commOdation Of the expected private
visitors Il is estimated that there
will be ut least fifty thousand strangers
in Trenton on inauguration day.
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II ilulan bad been rejected after that
the responsibility would have been 90
ldnunds and the result shows that be
did not care to have the subject go to
the country in that shape.
An instructive statement Of the cost
Of public printing 10 South Carolina for
two years is made. One year was IN
der carpet-bag rule when Chamberlain,
Patterson and the rest had the State BY
the throat, and the other is for the cur
rent year Tho carpot.bnggers took
S!jO,000. The COS: for this year i;
about $4,000: All your readers who
live near State Capitals well know what
quaSrcIiug there always ia over the few
thousand dollars annually expended and
how each party charged the other with
Cxtravacunce in that line. What would
the people Of Maine, or Connecticut, or
Michigan, or any other State Of no
larger population say to au annual
printing bill ola quarter Of a million.
1t, is now understood that Mr.. Morri.
son will DO Chairman of tho Committee
on Pacific Railroads. Mr.. Potter de.
clined this Craftsmanship on account Of
lis business relations with those prom.
inently interested in the Texas Pacific
All the bills so fur presented giving
subsidy to this latter road have provis.
ions guarding government interests
more carefully than in previous subsidy
bills. .It;scmaiuS to be seen whether
Congress eau he made to believe tina.
there will be no risk 10 aiding the
Road. CONVINCED Of that, there would
he no delay in adopting the hill of Mr..
Stephens. Huron.
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France.

PARIS, December 7.-Presiden. Mac.
Ashou's submission is said to be due
10 the ifmuess VI the 0rleauist Seua.
tors, who resolved not TO support sec.
oud dissolution.
Duke DAudifret Pssqsier. Presi.
dent Of the Senate, toll Presideu,
MacMahOu on Wednesday that be him-
sell would take the tribune agains,
such proposal.
Ills believed that the new Ministry
will include Lson Say. Minister Of Fl.
nance De Marcie, Minister Of the In.
terror; Chris.ophlc, Minister Of Public
Works; Deport, Minister of Com.
,ncrcc; Wnddiuglon, Minister CT puo,
lie instruction, Ard Barbour, Miuiste,
Of Justice.
Tue hepub!lcau papers generally cx
press distrust Of President Macllaho 4
aud doubt be efficiency Of the project
ed compromise unless sound guaran
tecsbe concc ded
The COassit9tiOneland Solid rejOic,
that the principles of the governmen
by mnjoritics have triumpLed.
President MacAluhOu has fuully con
coded to DuFuyre the full liberty o
forming a new Cabinet. The new
Ministry wiIl.thcrcfOre be homogeneous
This excludes President alucllahun'.
reservation that he nay havs thu
choice Of Ministers Of War, Marine 40 d
Foreign Afsirs.
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Another Appeal for Aid.

Col PeudlOtou, C. F. James. j. j.
Zimmerman aud others. appointed ID
committee at meeting Of citizens Of
the towns Of Buchanan mud Pattons,
bursh, BotetOurt county. Va, have is.
sued an appeal to the people Of the
United States for hid to be devoted to
the relief Of the people residing 10 those
towns and udjacent country. who have
been r dused FROM comparative comfort
to abjcct poverty BY the recent disas-
trous food in the valley Of the Upper
James river Many Of these people.
the address declares, have not ouly lucs
their houses and furniture, but all they
possessed, even dowa to their clothing
and food, and the only hope they huv
Of shelter and subsistence is the Lu.
maaity Of their more favored fellow
creatures. In addition to this, the de.
.truc,ion Of the James River and kau.
awha canal, the sole avenue Of that Sc C.
ton to. market. has either crippled or
destroyed all the manufactures and in.
duhriaI enterprises in that region
which gave employment to !ubOr. and
has thus deprived d large number OIL
laborers Of their ouly means Of subsis.
teucc, Contributions Of money. cloth.
ing or provisions will be thankfully
received and faithfully distributed by
tho committee.
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The editor Of the Cumberland Ale
9anian has bale Of cotton grove on
the OuIsEn's Of that city, sample Of
an experiment in cot ton raisirg by u
Mr.. thinner ly. Tie quality is good.
the staple being of average length aud
medium firm Gbre with considerable
strength. and q balo Of it would BE-
considered average good upland =
Oakland MruiI.
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Hopeless OF Success.

LoSDos, December IA Paris
correspondent publishes letter from a
person holding position of trust con.
nected with one of the highes: .person.
ages Of the Ottoman empire, declaring
that the Turks are hopeless of success,
and as soon as Erzeroum is taken aud
the AdrituapOlc road threatened, they
will treat separately with the Russians
aud ccdc the free paHage Of the Bgs.
phorus to tue Rcssians rather than to
permit them to aivaaceou CONSTANT
pople.
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Washington Letter.

WAsnlsoroS, Dec. 10, 1871.
Editor Democrat:
Yesterday was one Of the few days
siuce October 18th that this Congress
my justly be proud Of. 10 tho House
there was tigniiOd debate upon the
Mexican question, and members Of
both parties united in what must be
considered warning to the Admins.
,ration ugainst plung!c; the country
:u,o war. Your correspondent has not
failed FROM the G:at, to expose what be
believed was a wicked as well ns for
,uilablc effort Of certain powerful gaugs
Of spectators and adventures 10 in.
volrc the two countries in hVstilitics.
There was never more danger Of the
success Of such scheme than on yes.
terday. and it is to the intiuite
credit OF Representatives Hewitt, Hale,
Sterben, Garfield aud others that they
laid and did what will certainly cause
the Administration to halt il it was as
feared, about to take steps which could
end only in war.
In tho Senate, Mr.. Eustis, Of Loui.
siaua. was admitted to his seat and not
LyR marty vote.
for the record Of yesterlaT, so far
~ lhcsc facts 60. the House and Sen.
at. arc entitled to the thanks Of tue
country.
Senator Matthews spoke 10 favor Of
his resolution, which is to tho effect
III ut all debts Of the United States may
be puid 10 silver dollurs Of 4l!A grains
each The speech Of Mr.. Matthews
was an able one, but the most interest.
log portion Of the debate was the uu.
reserved manner in which ar. Thur
man advocated RECOMMENDATION Ofsilrcr.
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SINCE rOfiirdin "hu'g bis gate Oh
the other post newspaper brains have
Lccn SO scarce 10 Weston tLuI the town
authorities cndcavorSd to retain
"Charlss selby" BY holding him u. q
delinquent tax payer This is poor
way to gain great men, and especially
IS Srlby is a Nirgiuiaa aud votes in
the old s;atc.-BmJowr .IcItsoaian.
However much Weston may lack
newspaper brains" the editor Of the
JeEIt|soaian and Charles sclby, have
substantial reasons for knowing
,ha, their brains failed to command
very high premium in the Westlo
market.
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SALE OF
The Monkey Hotel

George J. Arnold, Commissioner,
VS.
William Aozley and others.
Under DEGREES rendered IN this case on
the 9Th Of September, 1875 aud the 2Oth Of
June, 1878, will sell a. public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front Of the Court
House Of Lewis county, on Tue
4th day Of February. 1878.
tina. being tue first day Of the February
term Of the County Court OIL Lewis county,
the parcel Of land composed oIadjAceut lots I,
on which is hotel building knownas
THE M0XLEY HOTEL,
situate at the h cad oil Main Street and on
First Street, In the town Of Weston, Lewis
county, embracing gu area together Of about
TWO ACRES;
also known formerly as tue
"BLAND TAVERN PROPERTY
conveyed to William Monkey By TnumA
Bland, by deed dated 2slh February, 1864
The property will he sold In parcels or
subdivisions shOwn on plat which will he
exhibited Ut the sale, or us whole, as shall
appear Ut the sale 10 he most conducive 10 an
advantageous sale.
TERMS
Que bird Of the purchase moa,y IN GA sh,
lnd the residue payable III ,, and Q
mouths, the purchaser IL give notes with
.O04 security, uuI the title to bricDa irvd
until The further order 0tEuIr,.
G.. ). ARNOLD,
dccljlw Special COMMISSIONER