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The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
The Most Besu'ifoI Square ..f u round
Ever sold at Pubiic sale IN the
SiIy Of wilmington.
DUBLIC SALE

of
EIGHT LOTS, EACH &C BY 40 FEET,
Comprising the entire square as located be-
tween Broome and Rodney streets, and be-
twee, e .enth and Eighth streets.
ON SATURDAY, September Ist, 1877,
At4 n'',ock, p. M. on the premises, with
o. gostponemeht, withdrawal or
undertaking.
The>e lots are fronting on the Public Park,
and On the beautiful villa property of Mr..
Per ,sar, and are djacent ttothe nan ion pro-
petty of Mr.. Rowland, and to the Ro1ney
Street Reservoir with ample shade trees al
ready grown, and with cha"ming views of
the Delaware river of the Brandywine hills
of the city of Wilmington, and of four
States of the Unio ;, altogether believed to
be unexcelle led in this city or vicinity.
This sale, like every one made by the sub
scriber 'on the pre- nises," for period of
over twenty yearswill be sold as advertised
and without reservation. A clear title.
with all taxes paid for 1877, will be given,
and tho owne RS agree to join with the pu r
~ .tsers, lat any time at the latters di :retion
in the opening of Rodney street between
his and the Mansion Square.
KTAn omnibus will be at the Clayton
House at 80 p. m. to convey p: rites To
and from tie SALE Terms of sale, pioL and
particulars on posters.
j. 7. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange,
Clay ton House Building,
aug23 .25 ,29,31 Agent to Effect the Sale.
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THE FALSEHOOD NAILED.

Tong Friends In the Third Ward:
Having seen an article in the Republican
paper of recent da.e, stating that put out
the American flag, Union down, on the 4th
day of Juy, wish to say to my numer-
GUS friends that such is not the fact. de-
ny it in toto. And at the same time 1 do
not deny that had them out on Inaugural
tion Day. the 5th of March, 1877. On the
same day several of the leading papers of
the country were in mourning for the wrong
inflicted upon the American people, and for
which the respectable Republicans are
ashamed to this day. Respectfully,
Aug 81, 1877. CHAS. H. d. BEDFORD.
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ESQUIRE FRAZERS COURT.

Before e 'qnire Frazer, this morning, ap .
peare Alex Whallen, OF Clayton, plaintiff.
and M 'ry Duffy of this city defendant.
when The following case was made ou.: On
July 20-h, Whallen rented from Mrs., DUFFY
a hotel at Clayton, aud purchased some of
the stock. for which he pid her cash. He
leased the hotel for one year, Squire Frazer
preparing the papers. which both signed
On the 2s,h of August, after WhaIen had
moved some of his goods into the hotel.
Mrs. Dnay forced an entrance into the
building aud rented it to another tenant.
The Squire held her in 5000 hail for her
appearance at the next term OF Court.
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THE BRITISH BARK.

This morning in the U. S. District
Court, Judge Bradford, presiding, the
counsellers for the defendants in the case
of Peter Wright & Son VS.. the British
bark M,zpoh appealed from the fiual de-
cree OF the Court rendered in this cause.
The court granted the appeal, and Or
dered that the same be perfected, and
that stipulations be entered into by the
respondents before the clerk of the court
within ten days from this date.
The only other business transacted
before the court was the naturalization
of two persons who wished to ENJOY the
privilege of American citizens.
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Registers Order.
RIG sTER's OFFICE

New as lie o., August 90, 1871
Upon the app lcation of John Mccall.
Administrator OF Margaret Mccall
late OF wilmington Hundred in SAID
County deceased it ordered and dire ted
by the Reg ster that the Administ OF afor e.
hald, give notice OF the graf tug of Letters of
Adnlnlstrati N upon tbs state of
the de ceas d. with the date OF granting
thereof, by causi 6 advert ements to be
prsted within forty days rom the date Ot
such Letters, in six OF the mos. public places
OF ,hr County of NJ, q -. r. our ng al
persons having d 'mands az inst the Estate.
to present the FAM Q, or ah de by on Act I
AS nUly in such cise ade aud provided
And also ca 81 he same tU be lns rtei with
in the same ppr"ii In the Wilmington GA
ZG1TE newspaper ub ished IN Whining
(e. o d.
49,, Given under my hand and 3 al of
l.. :. Office of he Reg s er aforesaid at
afore satd, the Jay and year arove W Itten.
s. C. BIGGS, Regis. er.
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A FINE HorEL,-Fhe members of the
Willett club who returned few days
ago from Ocean City, states that the
Ocean House, kept by Messrs. Coffin Il
Lynch is the finest on the beach. 1t is
situated nearer to the ocean than any of
the other houses, and the proprietors
spare no pains to make all their guests
feel perfectly at home. The members
desire to return their thanks tor the
great kindness recei we'd at the hands of
the proprietors during their stay on the
island.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
THE MovFM ENrs OF SITTING BULL
BY telegraph to the Gazette.

BY telegraph to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-A special from
Washington to the World says the return
of Sitting Bull to the United States terri
tory is authenticated, and puts an end to
the proposed commission, and at the same
time exctes alarm as to his future move
ments. 1t is believed not to be peaceful
mission, but an aggressive one. Ii there
should be serious outbreak in the North
west, 1t is among the probabilities III at vol
unteers on the frontier will be called for.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
THIRD EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH
CHARLIE ROSS FOUND.
By telegraph to the Gazette.

By telegraph to the Gazette.
SPR1NaFIELD, o., Aug. 81.
The Charlie Ross mystery is about be =.
ing cleared up. and the Springfield AL
thorities will probably have the pleasure
of restoring to Mr.. Ross, his long lost
boy.
The lsd-Gus Devering as he calls him.
self was before the Probate Court yesterday
on writ of hobeas corpus, and was retained
Tor the present BY the sheriff, who will take
him TO Philadelphia. Gentlemen from thae
city acquainted with the family and famil-
lar with tue appearance OF the lost child.
bad no difficulty yesterday in pointing ont
little "Gus" as the supposed Ross boy, from
from a number of children of his own age .
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
AL TIME TABLE.
. LEAVE WILMINGTON.

AfE WILMINGTON.
lpnla: b v 22l, $40, e.55, $40, o 90,
a, y, nj l2.37, IL 40, 80, 4.S0' O'
{ 56, %'i . is on n sundays: 2.2l, 8 10 a.
zora ol sundays: 22iam' '
n III "a ana Washington; / O6. q 40
3 3 s. nw Wy % p m; on Sundays
p''i'' = 06 p m; no Sunday
|eaaS,;SS es'lS; 5, s 70, . 80 a m; , 80, 6 80 p
.iay IT, lraiG H;; 8 O0, 80 a m; 6 80 p m;
i TSoI N? nd & M Northern R. r.. 6 40 a
! ra ' mo no sunday train
5STn%%oe " estern s' X. r.; 10 20 a m:5 40
'"''uays; 10 81 a m. w
arrive AT WILMINGTON.
A 'eede,lPhia: 4 h 70 Sc, s a. 9 "a q M 70
XII Il 10 o., S55, 451, ) IA 6 25. I 25.
yo,S5,o 80, g5l, II lOp m - o0'
! n pTrh nj u 56, 8 "a a m; 12 a - 5s
" on Sundays: u 90 a m ~ !:
4 %@re;2 N or! =; ;21s, sll, a m; 1917. 10 ~.
"'' On Sundays; 2 is a m n Q I s6
A EEn1ngton: u T5. 2 ls a m 1921 =. AZ
M On Sundays: 2 i8 a m o AZ
Deposil' 800 a m no Sunday
swara' y' ! ; m; no Sunday trains.
Sundav. ". !, H.; H. $50 a m; 4 20, 6 40 u
b Ston D n. M d Northern r. r.: 10 2s
hwartG, m, NO 'ul day trains, ~ &c
On Sundays: 90 p tii m. % " III
"IALmlNGT An,, ON LEAVE PHIL
s.. 81 : street aS !, and II. Washington ave.
|rtyeg Snoo IN; Q ',9 45, II 80, D M "A
|45 ree9nd m and Market streats,
'3' . 90 II As D m. ~ = III
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Effects en- irely disprorortional to
causes are frequently Undue, d by the sim
plest circumstances. A little pimple, iu-
dicative of the beginning of deteriora-
ton of the blood, will, by neglect of pre-
vertive means, develop into the loath-
some Ulcer and sap health, or probably
destroy life. DR.. BalPs Blood Mixture
prevents such catastrophes.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31


ARRANGEMENTS
&sac
On and after TUESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1877,
THE STEAMER
Alice e. Preston
Will run between Wilmington and Penns-
grove daily as follows: Leave Pennsgrove
at and 10 O'Clock, a. m and O'Clock, p.
M Leave Wil9ingo11 "a az % a. CENTS. & ronnd anG
trip 80 cents.
JOHN @. A. DENNEY, Captain.
on and after June 9th the A. h. Preston
will connect with the steamer AT1et at
Pennsgrove for Bombay Hook and Collins
Beacn on Wednesday and saturday. rare
for the excursion 60 cents.
The Q D. m. boat connects with the Dela-
ware Shore railroad at Pennsgrove' JuZ'ti
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
A TURKISH RAID.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
LONDON, Aug. IA despatch from
Constantinople, says, during the raid
made by the Turkish troops, they sue
ceeded in destroying an immense amount
of Russian stores near Gabrova.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31

sessment OF the city for 1877 below that of
Ioao was S,,lS,O86. The rate of taxation
the 500. -o0 y" % o''
Assessment for 1876. s2s sO3 ass
lo".............. 20, ,480, 1902
Balance In favor OF 1871. ...... 1, ,i2s ,oSs
Mr. Pickes said he made this statement
IN order that the people might know their
sna,rs had been economically administered
during the past year.
M. McGlinchey reminded Mr.. Picke.
tnat the tax rate for city purp )ses was the
same as last year, and that the reduction
nad been made by cutting dowa the rate
for public schools.
U 'uncil hting ready to adjourn, the chair
requested the member to remain in their
seats after adjournment, which they did
when all hands were treated to some excel
lent peaches by Councilman David Irelan
of the First Ward.
y. b. Underwood, auditor, (per order of
James McKendrick,) 800; Ferris 4 Oar
rett $40 so; f. L. Brown, 81 so; James
O,Toola, &33 As; James Maharty, Si37 25
Richard Booth, $3.50 Edmund Provost.
$500 Edward Farmer, 800 Joseph DAN
lis, 3l0'; John Peoples, cashier Union
National Bank. 800 o; Edward Farmar,
S2M; VIM. II. Cloward, Treasurer Board
OF Educ tiOn, s22,tN.
Adjourned till Monday evening next, at
7.30o'clock.
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THE IMPERIAL GUARD.
By telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, August 31.-A despatch from
Bucharest says, the Imperial Guard, re-
Gently ordered to the front from st. Pc
tersburg, rapidly passed through Buchar-
est on their way to join the Grand Duke
Nicholas's forces.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
THE CALIFORNIA TEAM.

By telegraph to the Gazette.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Augy 31.-The
California Rifle team, left here yesterday,
to take part in the Interstate military
matches to be shot at Creedmoor on Sep
tember 18th
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
GAMBETTA TO BE TRIED.

BY telegraph to the GAZETTE.
PARIS. Aug. 81 -Gambetta is to be tried
here before a correctional tribunal, without
jury. The government intends to prevent
any publicity of its proceedings.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
MOTT e.

AL persons having Claims against tia Es-
tale I lhs dece sed mus pres mt the same
duly at t'estpd to the AdministIa or, on or
be'1re August % 1878 or abide the Act of
Ass mbly In sucn case m ~ provide d
JOHN MCCALL,
administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del. au3J-3weod
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
W leather Report.

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Aug 81.
For the Middle and New England
States falling barometer south and west
winds, higher temperature partly cloudy
weather and local rains.
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

New Castle Co., August 9Th. 1877.
Upon the application OF Tnomas |. Rus
sell, Administrator d. b. N. of Henry
Dougherty, late of Wilmington Hundred in
said County, deceased it is ordered and di-
rected by the Register that the Administra
tor, aforesaid give notice of the granting OF
Letters of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisementst to bepoS,t
ed within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six 0fthe most publ places of the
County of New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an act Of AS
And also cause the same to ma inserted
within the same period in the Wilmington
GAZETTE a newspaper published in Will
mIngton, and to be continued therein three
weeks, (e. o. d
Given under the nand and Seal
III. s. of office of the Register aforesaid
t~~) at New Castle in New Castle Co.,
aforesaid the day and year above written.
s. G. BIGGS, Register.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the decea Sed, must present the same
duly attested. to the Administrator on or
before August 8th, 1873 or abide the Act OF
in such case made and provided.
Address, THOMAS [. RUSSELL,
Administrator, d. B. N.
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III and CO1ss1sserr'os-

roN. Del, August 81, 1877.
SsrC pos Couotations furnished by
pcR CLAYTON Hsuse Building
p,no|l ~ at IL M. to- lay:
|, l,eiJ ,eiJroTATIONS,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-31
bINGToN MARK ETS.

lSGToN, Del. August 81, 1877.
al the Brandywine Mills for
Corrected Daily,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Silver king NIines
(Extract from the Chicago Tribune

lExtract from the Chicago Tribune
 FLORENCE. A. T.-The country round about Florence is attracting more attention just now than any other section Ot the Territory, for the reason that it is near the rich. est mining districts yet discover ed, besides being the centre of a fine farming region. While the mountains of every portion of the Territory show very rich silverand gold bearing ore in large uuanti- ties nowhere has it been found 30 marvelously prolific as in the Globe" and Pioneer" districts northeast of this village. From these districts, for the past two years, some of the most wonder. ful specimens have been brought. Nuggets of pure native silver and quartz, assaying nearly pure, taken from the various claims in these districts, and exhibited in San Francisco, have set the shrewd, mOney.making Francis. cans on the qua UiUe, of expectation, and started out an army of pros pectors and capitalistic agents to buy up locations of the poor pros pectors who haven't the capital to work them. Much of the money that has been specuiating on Cali fornia street is seeking legitimate investment m the developments of Arizon@ mines. This region is very mountainous, and has been for years the stronghold of the Apaches. It was as much as white mans life was worth to venture there, and what prospect. ing was done prior to 'T5 had to be
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19

Astronomers have discovered. within the mast few weeks, that q dreadful conffagra- tion is going on' in the beautiful consteliA- t,on of the Swan Some mighty sDT has undoubtedly been destroyed. al"nesfde ot which our earth wodld look like q Boys marble. The distance Is calculated sfeout 300, 900 ,OOO. .CO0,OOO ,0eO. or it may be only 300, ,OOO 600 O0O, 900, burt t fs no efeater than the difference between Duryeas' SatiT Gloss Starch and Duryeas Improved Com Starch, and all similar preparations offer ed by other rfianufaetdrers. Fhss have distsnced all competitors; caFrieds OF the great medals at the Centennial Exhibition ip Philadelphia. Their starches are the best in the world Always ask yodf grocer for Duryeas Satin Gloss Sssrch;- trr laun- dry purposes and Duryess' knstcTed Corn Starch- ter fuod.-
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
PHGNIN, May 2, 1877.

PHGNIN, May (, 1oH.
 EDITOR SENTINEL: MT. J. M, Canady and a corps of assistants have been busy for some weeks in repairing and relocating the telegraph line in and about Ph9- nix. In the town some important improvements have been made by the removal of the wires from the dense growth of cottonwOods that completely surrounded them. The office, which has been for some time closed, much to the annoyance of our business men, was opened last Friday by MT. Birt, from Maricopa Wells. MT. 5. will remain but short time, but will replace the operator at the Wells who goes to Florence to relieve our old friend and light hing manipulator, c. M. Clark, W ho then will return to us.
 There was deal of incredulity as to the possibility of producing anything but an utter failure at the entertainment given last Thursday evening for the benefit of the $. $. LiSrary. It was the first effort of the kind ever at- tempted here. but the performers acquitted themselves so well, that the applause and consequent fla vorable criticism have teen uni. versal, and many demands have been made for a repitition. What Phoenix needs is a hail suited to such purposes, and may he we will have that, and soon. Fhe general appearance of the "grand opera house," A. Goldman's warehouse. with stage festooned with flags and wagon sheets, and seats for the audience arranged with rough hoards and bundles of shingles, reminded us forcibly of Hogarth s great picture of the "Stroiling Players" Want of space forbids mention here of the program me and the numerous exceHencies Of its performance, but the general satisfaction of the audience is the best commendation. Adjourning from the play, both actors and audience crossed the street and whiled away few hours in trip ping the light fantastic. Sc bold have we grown with our success that when the Phoenix theater reopens we shall see that the has complimentaries. Till then. ddiOs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Besides the above. there are ol

Besides the above, there are on the dump at the mine some 2,4O0 tons of |" waste," too poor to ship, but assaying from $50 to s4O0 per ton. which will be worked with profit when the Company erects its mills, and which should be placed to the credit of the mine.
 AS the reader can readily be- lieve, ore must be very rich that will pay to ship that long distance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Dissolution Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing 4 between Geo. Siebold and G, A. Ring wald, under the style of Geo. Siebold & Co.,, has this day expired by limitation All parties indebted to the late firm are requested to make immediate settlement with G. A. Ringwald, who is duly author. ized to settle all outstanding matters of the firm. G A. RINGWALD,
 GEO. SEIBOLD,
 By ALBERT H. SAEEs.
 His attorney :h,faet. May 1, 1877. 4-4w
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
G R EE NB ACKS KEN
 AT PAE
AT PAE.

Goods sold at old GOt3 ssyftEs. FIvE PER CENT allowed iot all eoI.u COIN. I CAN and WILL sell goods ut suwER RATES than any merchant in Yum;t,. Tmrs have changed. RAILRuAB is CostsNcr READY SAEES and SMALL PROFITS froin now on is the word Come on witb yodr cash and try me. fSA&C LYONS
 Oct. 2lst, lS76. .p.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
YUMA A. T.. SATURDAY MAY 19 1877

undertaken by strong bands, and even then it was very hazardous. Every mining party tlrat return ed from this wild region reported evidences of vast riches Tn the mountains from the eroppings which were exposed, any many brought back nuggets uf pure sil- yer t0 prove their assertions.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Fancy Notions. Cattler5. Confectionery
 Tobacco and Cigars, Liquors etc

Miners, Farmers. Teamstprs, Hoat.nen Familirs and Saloun- keepefs supplied *ith eSery thing desired aisd at rri,:rs that will nstonish the peuple and srirprise tse man who defies competition. Give ii,e call and examine my slecs before ptstchaslng elseWhe
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Why ?

Strength for to-day is all that we need, As there never will be to-morrewt For tomorrow will prove but smother so
 day,
 With its measure of joy and sorrow.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
ISAAC LYONS,
GENERAL MERCHAnDxsE.
A Fine IASSortment of
Dry Goods,

Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Farmish ang' Goods Hats,
 Boots & Shoes,
 Groceries,
 EaFd Ware,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19

Then why forecast the trial of life
 With such sad and grave persistence, And watch and wait for crowd of ills
 That as yet have no existence,
The Osceola times., 1877-12-15
Christmas.


Mr.. Paul Dc!orvin has return cd
from Memphis, whittier hc went 10
meet the renowned fanta Claus,
preparatory to the holidays, and
he will open out to-day most gor-
geously with a iull limo OF every
thing nice and pretty. On HE
shelves and in his show casrs will
be found the very triumphs of the
,onfcctloncr's art, besides every
thIng in the way OF toys that the
youthful usccoliar can desire.
Call around and inspce, tic novel
ties.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-15
Trustees Sale of Land.

By virtue Of deed ~ t'us'to me executed hy
g. u. and n. b. Lycrly. un The 5ih day oi Augnsl,
iss3 and REGARDED ~ l'ecI Ercprt N'ilhe
secure James a Edring.pn 10 certain ind.Dtcu.
aess thorcin contain,d, viii on The N DAY %
January is7s. in front OF the Court ho'i.e door
w the town III osceola, Arkansns, Seii 70 M
hi,,,,rsi IN, der Cor cash in hand, the following
de. r,hrd tract ar iarccl of land lying ~ Nis-i-
sip:,i county. Arkansas, to-wit
The sw y of section ihIiy 1.-TWO (E). IN town.
.hip sixteen ,iIl. iapxe eleven tiih east, roh-
tanning ls9 acres.
4 he sale 10 take place within lawfnl hours o.
sa!d dsy The title :" -sid land believed TO Ds
s,od, hut Wi sell aud convey as trustee only
This December 9TH. ISL.
q W. THOMSON, Attorney. i--s Il
The Osceola times., 1877-12-15
A misrepresentation.

We are credibly informed tina,
a recent number Of the st. Louis
Times con ,ain,d d communication
from some person claiming to have
travelled through Mississippi coun
lty, and who gives us tho name OF u
set Of unwushcd heathcns, back
oods rutiiaus aud midnight assas-
sins, in whose midst no stranger,
with pocket book about blm
would pc sale.
This is not the precise language,
but n substantiai statement oi the
scurriIous charges made against US
in the article referred TO. TO say
the author lied, would be to waste
ink on Il patent trnih; to call him a
william, would be sheer tiatlery;
and to inquire into the motives
that co,ili have prompted 50 bas,
slandcr. would be worse than
folly.
All gentlemen whose business
brings them in contact with our
public men, aud occas'onaily neccs'
states visit TO our town, have
invariably gwen MS the name Of
being pcacable, Iaw-abidlng, coni'
teous aud hospilabic, aud We ar.
al loss to know who is the author
OF tie above i.rmcd article, unlcs.
indeed, il was the elegantly dressc,
'scommcrcial traveller" who recent
Fly paid Osceola visit and lett u
such hurry that he forgot TO pay
the printer and tavern ksepni.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-15
Rentai Notice,
-. 49,,

No ice Is h-rei glvun, that on
URDAY, JANUARY 9TH. ls.s.
l. as Receiver 1T the fain alL " Nhiiinore plan
taIions sight ~ Dscer!s IN Mississippi csnn-
", Arkapsar. vii, is pursuance Of an order Of
the tircgi Court ~ Missis>i,p pi county, Arkan'
sas, al ia Noyenibsr term, ie.J, proceed
within legal hour " s,id day, 10 rent said Fniu
and Whitmnrr plantations. NJ puhlic putcrs. e
the highest bila-r In front OF the court hoase u
Osscpia, Mississippi county, Arkansns, SAID
plahiaiions cOntainiGs- rc-prctlvriy, hhou'
three hnn-lrci an. ilfy acres, Will be rented
separately; and the panty or laifies renting ths
same will he required 10 give note, with ap'
prove sucnrity, f,fr said rents. aud u lien re
famed on the err p ,alsed Oh said plantations
for ihe rruts ,rspectvely thereof.
Aire ~ iaada katwn 10 the jim layior an'
John p,ciccicisr,
JAMES d DRIVER Receiver
i2-a,t Osceo Z, Ark.