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Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
John G. Campbell.

Last week we devoted a column to the consideration of this exceedingly accommodating gentleman. Since that time the Hon. J. G. c. has come and gone without giving THE CITIZEN re- porter any new points Perhaps he considers Us too well informed already and hence he omitted 10 honor us with call, or possibly he thought we were very busy and his accommodating na- ture would not allow him to interfere with our duties. It was by mere acci- dent that We caught so much as a glimpse of this "gIatuiIOus candi- date. We stopped the Yuma bound coach on the highway, and too late for our personal safety, we discovered that "The Pioneer Merchant of Prescott p was on it. Not literally "on it' but only On the back seat. He shook our hand as though he thought we were plagued with a felOn, which we are quite sure was not the case-not even for the time being-(nOthing personal in that). Just about this time we heard or imagined we heard the soul thrilling cry of War Wah,h! Wah-h-h-! The driver evi dently thought the Apaches had been starved out at San Carlos and were just about to devour horses, coach and candidate, and all. He made one grand effort and was beyond danger. In the twinkle of an eye "the man with a small fortune !" was borne from our gaze, perhaps forever.
 We had hoped that this north star would accommodate us with politi- cal war-whoop, and tell us what the matter is with Kearney, Butler and the Enterprise job office, but no, alas for human hopes! He came in the dead of night, and after a brief and secluded visit, silently stole away. This is just the kind of a campaign We should expect from man who has nothing particularly to do." Very soon he will dawn upon the Yuma Ex- positor, more cOngenial and voluble spirit, until then we rest.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
Raiding TTampS

At Stockton, on the Sth instant, tramps boarded the four o'clock west bound freight train, after being ejected by the conductor. One opened fire on the rear brakeman, who re- turned the fire, hitting the tramp in his stomach, wounding him dangerously. There was great excitement Numbers of tramps gathered around the depot. The Sheriff, with posse was called Trouble anticipated.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
Notice.

VNHE WING ESCRlBE D l notes having been stolen from me, all persons are hereby cautioned not to buy or in any manner negotiate for the same, viz:
 A note for s525S4 made by M. A. Bald win 10 J. D. Reymert and endorsed by said J. D. Reymert to N. Calisher. A note for SiS0 made by J. b. Reymert tO C.. Wheat and endorsed by said G. Wheat to NJ. Calisher.
 A note fer s666.66 made by c. A. Gala way iO John Nessellch and endorsed to M. Calisher.
 M. CALISHER- Aug 44-iw
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
Notlce of Assessment.

OAK GROVE MINING COMPANY U Location of principal place Of busi- ness, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Globe District, Pinal County. Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that at a meeting Of tine Board Of Directors, held on the sixth of August, 1878, an assessment No. ll of cents per share was leviediupOn the capi- tai stock of the corporation, payable i'm mediately in United states gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office Of the Con- pany, No. l6 Leidesdorff Street, San Fran cisco California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the tenth day of Septem Der. 1878, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Monday the 18th of September, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment to- getheT with costs of advertising and eX- penses of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 R. A. BOGARc, Secretary.
 Ofice-NO. IS Beidesdorff Street, San Francisco, California.
 Aug l6 45-4T
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16

A BOSTON correspondent, describing the meeting at Faneuil Hall, on Mon day night, says: The great trouble with Dennis Kearney is, that he has nothing to say. He has as few ideas in his head as any man 1 ever heard speak. He has no facts, no statistics
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16

TYNG thinks Campbell is subsidiz- ing various territorial newspapers. He devotes a column and a half of plain talk to this subject and ii is possible will omit to call on George as he did us. Campbell must cover up his tracks better or he will squander " his small fortune only to secure ignoble defeat.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16

THE Idaho Indian war is over The Flutes of Egan's band have all been captured, Egan himself has been killed, and the Bannocks are divided up in small parties and fleeing for .thelr lives.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16

CAPT. W. P MARTIN of the Quarter master Department, is ordered 10 Tue son on temporary duty.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16

IT is evident tbat the Yuma Ex- positor's voice Is for War" It Is d Campbellite.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
NEWADVERTISEMENTS
Announcement.
For Delegate to Congress.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS \ a candidate for Delegate to the 46th Congress of the United States. And l would say to my iellOw-cItizens, that 1T honored by an election, l will diligently labor to promote the interests of the en- tire Territory, without regard 10 section.
 A E. DAVIS. Aug l6 45-td
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
Picket Post Hotel.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO | inform the residents of the Picket Post and ali wbo may have occasion 10 visit that beautiful mountain village, that she has leaseI the building farmerly known as the
 ARN EFT HOUSE, And has opened large and commodious
 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
 Board can be had by the Day, Week or Month The tables will be supplied with the best the market affords and the fines. artists will preside over the culinary de- partment
 The Dining room and Kitchen are un der my personal and constant supeTvis- ion. Guests will be made comfortable and their food will be always properly cooked and neatly served.
 Furnished rooms can always be had at moderate rates. Miners and Travellers will find this the most convenient, neat est and most satisfactory Hotel in the Pr oneer District
 MRS. E. BEsToN, Proprietress. Aug9 44-3m
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
Notice.
Notice.

V1o THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
 MonteZuma Ditch and Canal Com pany.
 All those that are delinquent must set tie up before the first day of October, fl not their stock will be sold at public que ton.
 By order Of the directors.
 A. W. SHARPE, Secretary. Florence, Aug IS, 1878. 45-4w
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16

Cor. OfMain and Fh,ss soi oaiiforpi. Street. Yuna. AriEOns Ban Francisco. Cal James M. Barney. Successor to the Late Firm of William B. Hooper 6 Co.,.
 CALIFORNIA MP9RTER 9RTEk ANP ANP WHH99LLkEssAAILKE MERCHANT. MERCHANT. Shipping sss Commission Merchant. Will Carry a Full prime Stock of PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS AND SHOES HARDWARE, HARDWARE, uRDnJv vApF uARDWARE sADDLERY, sADDLERY, SADDLERY, SADDLERI, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS,
 Selected to Exactly Suit Merchants. station Keepers, Miners. Ranehers and Freighters
 Of ARIZ ONA and MEXICO. solicits Orders for Goods and Assures
 - Satisfaction. - FORWARDS FREIGHT AND MFR
 CHAN DIsE to any Part of the World - InsuringH
 -desIred. Buys or Makes Advances
 on all ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 a SPECIALITY. Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
 Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills. Special orders will be attended to by the ness and fidelity.
 All orders and commissions should be addressed to
 JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
BORN.
DIED.

At Sacaton, Arizona, August i, 1878, to the wife of Peter Forbach, a son.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16

A Member Of the firm will hereafter re- main In New York, so that we will be able to avail ourselves ofa ad- vaRtages offered by fluctuations
 ithe market.
 LORD WILLIAMS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-17

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,ws.Fe es tsinss ausenb!id, lit etnsm fol-
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ausiibruns itrse unlslisen Gntlhiulies 81
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mid tsRimmte Bemetfunsen t!eice:s al
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llno bic Aermas isst nod aus,uiori hen =
nein, abseiehen pascn. rab es peraetl'
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(gcrtfebuns fclst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-17
Wur fur Serrcn.

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qommsreearabsntriids, bat einsn sepabI-
ten 8orraib pon sBinterlsusen erbaltsn,
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bel tim. LEAN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-17
.Dsilmnueee:S Bier
bet Simon Selt fen.
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lar 9 tore aasssl,sqi. aasS gut uuO
bitia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-17

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aae 5dnoe rca SIT tbnu, un bic &iufer
aus Der Staot nno pom Vanbe ale 5u
beftieoisen. Der slnoran3 1T rirttih.
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BON ber pcputaritit bes Dcrrn WpIficu.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-30
Affecting Scene in a Georgia Court.
Atlanta (Ga) Constitution

An old time master appeared in a
Georgia courtroom last week to plead
for murderer who had once l'ccn his
slave. The prisoner was a colorcd
man, almost sixty years of age, who
had Murdered another negro, near
Jonesb"r", for offering an insult to his
wife. The jury rendered verdict Of
maus|aughtcr, with a recommenda-
ton t" mercy, but before sentence was
passed the venerable david James
asked to say word for the prisoner.
ID voice tremulons with emotion he
proceeded to speak of the early life of
tits negro, who had been tho nurse
and companion of his children, and
the most obedient, affectionate and
working slave he had ever own.
cd. The tears fell from the old gen
tleman's eyes, and knceling at t|Ie
railing near the prisoner he hid his
face in his hands and sobbed like a
child. The Judge, in imposing a light
sentence of three years in the peni-
Tertiary, spoke Of the incident as it,
Illustrating the fairness and kindness
with which colored people were treat
ed by their white fellow citizens. On
the same day a white man was hang.
ed in Central Georgia for numbering
anegrO.
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SHERIFF"S SALE,

Joseph S. Stephens VS.. Samuel Parsm.
| District Court, Parish Of Nntchitmbes
No. Sl44.
by virtue OF a writ of ri. t'a. iss,,rd in
ID the above entitled and Numbered
suit and to NE directed. | hav, seized as
the property of defendant and will Offer
for sale to he last and highest bidder at
| the door of the Court House in the city
and parish Of NatrhitorleS. on
SATURDAY, :oth doy -lpri|, 1919.
the following described property. towh;
A certain lot or narr"l of ground "n thu
east >. " -; ~, ,'',s,. ;nA Street, in the
city u! \a1chlt"cIrs. having front On
sid street of one hunhrrd and eighty
feet, more or less. and running back fur
depth one bundled feet, more or less, to
Red River. Bounded on the north by
property formerly belonging to Genos 4
Bnvens, on tn" south hy property Of c.
l.. Wa|ms|cy. cast by the Red River, and
on the west by said Washington street,
together with all the buildings and I'M
provemtnts thereon. and being the same
lot on which -; said Samucl Parson
has his residence, acquired from, James
Smells. on the III day of May, 1857, u
per Notaral Act of sale duly recorded in
the Recorders office Of the parish Of
Na.chitochcs.
Also a certain lot of ground situated in
the city and parish of Natchitoc|,~, on
the west side of Washington street, hav-
ing front of one hundred and nineteen
feet, more or less, on said street, and
running back for depth one hundred and
eighteen feet, more or less, parallel lines
Bounded Oh the North, south and west
by lots of the said Samuel Parson, and
east by Washington street. and being
the same lot of ground purchased and
acquired by til" said Samuel Parson
from Mrs. Adcine Campbell, by public
Act of sale before A. f.. L+mrr, Notary
Public, on the 18th day Of February,
1872, together viii, all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale.
CASH-witl the benefit Of appraisc-
ment.
u. II. BOtLlT,
March l6.-tls. Sheriff
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Sitrrif7s Sale
Ca>pari & Dietrich VS.. y. Fn, :,

Casrar' & Dietrich VS.. y. F. D,,,
Parish Court No. 1892
10y VIRTUE of a writ ~ so;u,
- sale III III" above entitled ,"I and
htrtd suit and t" ne directed : num- m
seized and will offer for sale to ,L J. nave
and highest bidder at the dn,r '''e last
Court House. in the city and ",' o1 the
NatrhitmhrS. on parish Of
S"'"''"y, tie 1h 1"y Of april, ~,
tn" following property. to- wit.
Lots Nos. Is, II, Is. u and y s;tu
in SpringviIl", near the city Of N, t"s:sd
'h'>, with all til" building and ; m',ut
m'ntS thereon, |"ln@ '|n. sam. ar rE'e
by the defendant \, r D.unrjI trDI 1"' .t
Corporation ct \aict'tmlr,, on ,l Inc
day OF October, III. "' ia
AIS" tot No. II. near the Pun, >,.
benz ne same aru"ir"d hy the ,].f4'ra'aR
\. +. i'arnrl}, from Elizabeth Ipv; "'"''
with All the hn'l1ln1 and imprvv.m"'!
thereon. cats
Jr)'DIS NJ MIp:
CASH, with the bennett, of ,prra;...m
March : tbs >h':.
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SUCCESSION SALE,

S"ccessio" Of Seine Des|o"rhes.
Df virtue of an order of the Parish
- Court in and for this parish, there
will he offered for sale at public auction
%'"r''ay, the 2rth duy Of Ap7i, it7s
at the late residence OF the Decd, in thN
town, the following described property
to-wit:
Bed, Bcdstea'. &c., aud the following
tot of gf"und situated in the city aud
parish of NatrhitochrS. on Texas Street,
containing one quarter Of an arpent,
more or less, and being the same acquires
by tn" dcc'd., from John S. Collier, By
act Of sale dated l4th Of May, 1855
Bombed north by Texas street, east BY
property of l.. Caspari, south by lot "
John Gcnoe, and west by vacant lot.
Terms Of Safe.
CAsH-with benefit Of appraisenen''
ID. J. BOl'LLT, JE.
March 16 ids. Sheriff.
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THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION.
PRINCE Albert T,
Will stand tho ensuing season at
NAT CHlTocHES. IA,

DESCRIPTION :-PRINCE ALBERT i, is :
dark Mahogany Bay, without white six year.
"ld sixteen hands high, and in fine health and
condition.
PEDIGREE :-PR1NCE ALBERT +, wa.
sired by Prince Albert. Jr., and he by Trout
man Prince Albert and he by imported Clcv
Gland bay horse Young Lord. the property OF
j. b. Clay. OF Bourbon county, Ky. His liam
was sired hy old imported Valentine his grand
dam by Forester he by old Bertrand his great
grand dam. Amcna Sergeant by old Shake.
>prarr. Valentine was'a thoroughbred horse
imported I" improve he Thoroughbred stock Of
this country. Ahadam Valentine, the dam of
IiiNfP Albert is Uttc Of the finest mares in
A'ntnrhy The dam Of Prince Albert, DR.,
M"llie, WAS sired by Thoroughbred lacphorse :
ner dam was sired by old Wood Peckcr and he
was the sire Of old Gray Eagle. The dam Of
Prince Albert I, was sired by John Printer,
and his grand dam by old Black Hawk
WILSON MERRELL.
TERMS Single leap, 81 on, payable at service.
Season, so %, payable during season.
Insurance, SIS 90, payable when fact
is asccrtaiucd or mare transferred to other own.
crS.
FaSturase and care Of mares can be Lad from
the undersigned.
Post X 9i''ce m"1 's': Il. ?. HUTSON
March 9-3m.
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Constable Sale,

NVuS(Iult NIlcs
Y. a. Barron VS.. Richard Williams and
James Blakcly.
Fourth Justices Cont, Parish of Nat
chitucllrS-No. ;6.
Di VIRTUE of a writ of firri FaciaS
ID issued in the above entitled and num-
bcrrd suit, and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder. at the office Of the
Fourth Justice OF the Peace in the town
OF Camptr, ON
Saturday the 9Th dag Of -4pril, 1873,
the following described property seized
as the property Of the defendant James
BIakely, towit:
A certain tract or parcel of land stu
atrd in the Parish Of Natchitoches Oh
the C"ulec dean Fralche, being the cast
half Of south west quarter, section =.
township II Of ra".yt cont min. :
htl na,;'r., :.,..; nr.N,: At the Davtu,t
tract, with all the buildings and inl-
p"venrnts thereto belonging.
Terms of Sale Cash, with the benefit
ofappraisrnrnt.
JOHN CAUCHLEN,
Constable Ward Four.
March 2>tdS.
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News from Our Friends.
VERNON.
PARISH OF VERNON,
Nfl IL lp@C

March II, 1873. !
Dear indicator
There is nothing in tho way of To-
cal news worthy of notice to write
you this week. Several of our plant-
ers are through with corn plan thug
Nearly every one has planted more o,
less and sploughing and planting is
being pushed ahead with vigor.
Well, our Legislature 50. called)
has done and gone and did it. An
extra session! | was expecting it.
They had not accomplished any thing
during the regular session, and we
all know they intended to do some
thing, and hence an extra session
was u necessity. The New Orleans
Democrat Il am to|d) iu commenting
upon the extra session, says, "the
extra will not meet with favor from
the people at first, but when conv in.
ced of the necessity that impe|lad it
they will endorse the act, &C., that
Governor Warmoth, through his man.
aging Intrigue had checkmated the
Democrats in every reform measure
brought forward by them, and had
prevented the passage of those great
reform measures which the condition
of the State 50 urgently demands" Tor
words to that etfect.) If the Demo.
crot is correct it is a very humilia
ting truth, to think that one man DOS
sessed the ability to control the whole
Legislature, that contained tho as
se'nbled wisdom of the Conservative
Democracy is too bad. | wouldn't say
50 if thought it, Mr.. Democrat.
What good will an extra session do ?
Wont Warmoth be there too ? And if
he could beat the Democrats for sixty
days it seems to ne that he could
hold out for fifteen days longer. 1t
wont DO, gentlemen, throw up tho
sponge and come home and 90 to
ploughing "r something olse that has
no Warmoth in it. | am afraid if you
stay there that Warmoth will goGtle
the last one of you. Come lowe and
place yourselves under the protection
Of your wives, you are too precious to
10 out any longer, and those of you
who have no wires to protect you,
:an crawl into holes aud pull the
holes in after you. Look out, War;
moth is after you!
Yours truly,
VERNON.
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SlIE.kiFE"S SALE,
Ca>rnri 4 Dietrich u.s. john j. \. Martin
Di>tyir, tn,lv' 30 1852

Ca>|,ari Il Dietrich vs. john j. T. Martin
i,i>trr, tnlr' 30 $3.50.
10y virtue "i 4 writ Of ri. Fla. i>>llr,
- in the above. entitled and NUMBERED,
>nit. and to me directed. have seized
and will nl,l for sale to the last AN.
i.llrSt bidder. at the door Of the Court
House ia the city and parish Of Nat'l't"
rltrS, on
saturday, tie tM day Of ip'1, ISIS
the following described property FOWL
All Of tit" land acquired hy .]"!,r J. 4
Martiu trom tbs father. ,'o>rrh Martini
hy last Will and Testament. laying ON
the South side of Bayou ST. John, con
tanning TOO acres. more or less.
Also the north west quarter Of north
east quarter of north west quarter. Sec
ton 1, township :, range y, contains II
3~loo arrrS
South east quarter Of north east quar-
ter, section I. township $, range =, con
tanning Az @l0O acres.
North west quarter OF south east quar-
ter, section I, township $, range ), r"I'-
tainS 40 .M 100 acres.
South west quarter of south east 4llar
ter section :&, township ., ranges, com
tanning in the aggregate al II lOOarrrS.
Also north west quarter of month east
quarter Of section -. township :, range
8, containing 80 100 acres.
Also the whole of south west 1tartrr
Of south east quarter, section I, TOWN.
ship {, range :, confirming 1T 81 100
acres.
Also nortl. east quarter Of south west
quarter, section t. township 8, range :,
containing 10 acres.
North east quarter Of north west quar-
ter and north west quarter of north
west quarter of section 10. township :,
range :, containing ~ :3-lOo acres. to-
gether with all the buildings and I'M
provcmrntS thereon.
Also $50 BUSHELS of corn, more or less
Black Stallion.
| Black Mnlr.
Roam Horse.
2G head of Hogs, more or less.
81 head of Cattle more or less
Steam Saw Mill, Engine, Boiler and
fixtures.
5000 feet of lumber, 'orr or less
Terms Of Sale:
Ca,h--witl hrhrnrtit Of appraisrmcnt
D. II. BOl'LLT, JE..
March 2.-tAS. Sheriff.
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NOTICE..
SALE OF FERRIES,

THE pnhlir are hereby notified that
J. thcr" will he sold on SATURDAY tn.
23rd day of Marcel, ISIS, the following
newly established Ferries t" wit: .
At Grapes Bluff,
Broalwr}l'S crossing,
Carvcrs Place on Cane river,
Emanuel lrudlonmes,
Mouth of Bayou Boub"ux.
Also the following Ferries not hereto.
fore sold and others with which the term
of sale have not been complied with.
At the Mouth OF Game river
Bayou Der'a,nr.
)"hnsonS Ferry.
E.nnry'S Ferry.
MrDolaldS Bluff on Black Lake will bs
sold for ) years.
The Others will lw sold for the term
ending the 3jSt day Of Drrrsnbrr Isse.
The purchase price payable on the spot,
in any Parish paper no, Illegally issued.
The purchaser to give bond annually as
required hy law. WM. PAYNE,
Feb ld--t President Police Jury
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
(ONSTABLE'S SALE.

Reuben braXtUn vs.. Nicholas Norman, Jr.
Ninth Justice Court, Parish of Natchilo-
ches. No. ii.
10y virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa to me
- directed by the Hon. w. b. Carr.
Ninth Justice of the Peace, in and for
the parish of Natrlitmhrs, | will pro.
ccrd to sell at public cutlery, at the Ian
tatinn I" Widow st. Ann i'rluhomlnr, on
S"t"r""W, lpril l:}h. |S73,
at twelve, "'rl"rk NJ,
Bay S!alli"n branded W.
Also ~ bills ct corn, more. or tess >ciI-
rd it, the above rutit,rd aud numbered
suit.
Terms n Safe.
Cash. with !n'rii' Of apprai>rnrnt
The purchaser ra\i ont ct the amount
of his hi.I the charges for advertising.
commission. tax ul suit. aud Cons! able y
costs.
+. Lt.UNci. Pat nlINNME.
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