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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
Life OF labOrers in Russia.
From tho London Globe |

FROM the LonuOn Glo0o.
Some interesting statistics have
been published at st. Petersburg,
showing the price of labor in Rus
sia this Summer. AT Sem brisk the
pay of a PEASANT had been from I'd.
to Is. day for himself, or from Is.
i'd. to 2s. Cd. with his horse. The SER
vice of his wife and daughter have
been estimated at from SID. to ID.
In Viatka, where the famine has
ragged, it has been possible to obtain
man and his beast at Is. Sd. q
day; and himself for I'd, while 24d.
has been the average wages for his
wife. La South Russia labor has
been dearer. The peasants of Eka-
terinoslay have demanded Is. Sd.
to ls. Cd. q day without the use of
their horses, and at Odessa the
price of labor has reached as much
as two shillings The average rate
throughout Russia has been about
shilling for a man, sixpence for
woman, and eighteen pence
for q man aud his horse and
wagon. This seems wretched re-
muneration for physical labor, es-
pecially as 10 allowance is made
for food for man or horse; but, on
the other hand, living in Russia is
exceedingly cheap, and in most
cases there are sundry concessions
in the shape of cheap pasturage
and the right to gather fuel in the
forests, which make up, in a meas
ure, the deficiency. AT the same.
time the Russian moujik Is not,
like the English laborer, dependant
on the farmer for bread. Every
moujik in the empire owns from
five to fifty acres of ground, he is
invariably the possessor of several
cows and horses, and, altogether
his position compares favorably
with that of many needy farmers
in England. Except in certain out
of the way provinces like Viatka,
he has sufficient rye in his barns
to "keep the wolf from the door,
and this with buckwheat and
millet, forms the staple of hlsfood.
Luxuries in the shape of chickens
may be had in the villages in Cen
trail Russia, Tamhoif, Toula, ETC.,
at three pence each, he can buy
hundred eggs for sixpence, water
melons Will be denr il they cost
him more than a farthiug each,
aud sheep can be often had for
shilling. If his cows die from the
cattle disease be can buy fresh ones
at fifteen shillings apiece, and he
can replace his horse with the best
in the market for pound. His
living is decidedly not luxurious,
but he has plenty of food, coarse
though it be, and is never reduced
to the pauper condition of the
thousands who live on their wits in
the midst of our rich metropolis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
THE LOST TRIBES.
Th, Afghans as Descendants oil Dispersed
Israel.

[ Londoa Correspondence n. Y. Herald
1t is strange, If true, that the
Hebrew Premier of England, in
going to war with the Afghans is
fighting against his own race.
There is strong evidence that in
the Afghan nation we have the ten
lost tribes. "rhe Afghans," says
Mr.. Bellew, in his Journal of Pc,
litical Mission to Afghanistan in
1857, "consider themselves dis
tinct race and style themselves
'Bam Israil,' and trace their descent
in direct line from Saul the
Benjamite, King of Israel. They
can adduce, however, no authentic
evidence in support of their claim
to so honorable q lineage. All their
records on this subject-and they
are mostly traditionary and handed
down orally from generation to
generation-are extremely vague
aud incongruous, and abound in
fabulous and distorted accounts Gas
compared with scripture history
of the deliverance of the Israelites
out of Egypt under 'Musa' or
Moses, of the ark of the covenant,
which they call 'Tabut Sakina;
of their wars with the sFilistin,'
sAmalika,' 'Anak,' etc.h
In one of Sir William Jones's
works is also passage on this
subject which is interesting: awe
learn from Esdras that tho ten
tribes, after a wandering journey,
came to country called Arsareth.
where, we may suppose, they set
tied. Now the Afghans are said
by the best Persian historians to be
descended from the Jews. They
have traditions among themselves
of such a descent, and it is even
asserted that families are distin-
guished by the names Of Jewish
tribes, although since their CONVEX
sion to islam they stndiously con-
ceal their origin. The Pushto lam
guage, of which I have seen die
tionary, has manifest resem-
blance to the ChaIdaic, and con-
siderable district under their do.
main is called HaZaren, which
might easily have been changed
into the word used by Esdras.n
Benjamin Disraeli setting his inn
perial mistress's troops in motion
against the descendants of Saul,
the Benjamite, King of Israel!
Here is the irony of fate, and no
mistake.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
WITH some Of the San Francisc,

WITH some of the San Francisco
newspapers the great Denis Kear-
ney Is character SO important
that he has been interviewed by
reporters at intermediate stations
OF the Central Pacific ON his return
home. What a blessed thing it is
that we shall have some more of
Denis? We should positively have
been inconsolable II any accident
had delayed the return OF this
volubIe blackguari to the State
which has been in deep mourning
ever sinc3 he Left. Kearney was
not u success in the East. Hc was
looked upon by the workingmen
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28

themselves as an invalid re-
CARDS dose of castor oil or ipecac.
The East has vomited him forth to
the West; and, we are afraid, Cali
fornia, no matter what mad
retchings may agitate her stomach,
will have to put up with the cham
pion fraud of the age.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28

A Philadelphia paper says a man
can always tell how tall he Is by
walking through a door in the
dark. Next morning he can meas
ure the height of the door, and
then measure from where it struck
to the top of his head, add the two
together, subtract the swearing,
aud multiply by what o'clock IL
was when he got home, and the re-
suit will be his net height.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28

had been charged with dynamite.
The windows of the palace were
shattered but nobody hurt. No clue
to the perpetrators. Great excite
ment prevails.
Afghanistan Neas.
BOMBAY, Nov. 27.-It is reported
that the Ameer, upon hearing of
the fall of Fort Ali Musj ed, released
his son Yakoob Khan.
Assassinattons in she provinces.
ROME, Nov. 2Tth.-The news
papers announce number of as
sassinations in the provinces. 1t is
not known whether they are politi-
cal or not.
Ihe Afghan War.
LAHORE, Nov. 9th. - General
Roberts has reached Fort Mahomed
Aim, near Karum Fort, without
opposition.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28

Once upon a time, when "board-
ing roundp was the rule in Ver-
mont school districts, one man had
to board the teacher just two and a
half days. On the third day, as the
teacher sat down to dinneE the
man Of the house said: MADAM, |
suppose your boarding time will be
out when you have eaten half q
dinner; but as l don't wish to ap-
pear mean, you may eat nearly aa
much as usual"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
not surpassed b. any job Printing Office
on the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
olsco. In facilities for doing job work,
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this ofiice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28

MIR. JUDsoN is gaining amaz-
ingly in strength as a candidate for
City Attorney. He is an honest,
hard working lawyer, with no
famboyant "blow" about him, and
a real era OF retrenchment would
set in with his election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28

In Difference to time-honored
custom, and in order to enable our
employes to celebrate Thanksgiv-
Ing Day properly, no paper will be
Issued from this Office tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
Address to Republican Voters
To the Republican Voters Of the City
of Los AnqeEes:

Of Los angeles:
The recent elections in the States of
this Union show not only the dominancy
of the Republican party, but the necessi-
ty oflts perpetuation and success, as the
only guarantee OF political, commercial,
financial and social safety for all the cit
lzens of this Republic.
The PRINCIPLES of the Republican party
are identical with tho fundamental prin-
ciples OF our government; It's objects are
good Will to all. equity, Justice, freedom
and 10y i submi iSslon to law. its aim is
the advancement and welfare OF the
whole country, regardless of sectional
lines.
In the approaching municipal election
non-partizan candidates have been pre-
sented by new ana mixed organizations.
as well as by independent announce
ment, furnishing TO the qualified voters
for city officers the names of prominent
ana worthy citizens. such unive sal ac-
tion having been taken by the people
and their wish so strongly indicated in
favor OF ignoring par izanshfp and se-
lectlng me purely loyal to the local de-
yelopment and prosperity of Southern
California, and reformed and Just ad-
mlnistratlon of municipal affairs, in
duces US TO conclude as duty to recon-
mend that no party nominations be
made, but that the Republicans of the
city meet in their respective wards and
organize es club and from the different
candidates in the field. select such men
as In their belief Will. as omcers, best ad-
vance and protect the interests of the
people of the city and reform the abuses
from which they have suffered and give
them an united and organized and there
by useful and effective support.
By order OF the
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Attest: 1.-'
II. C. WILEY, Secre ary pro tenn.
Los Angeles, Nov. rs, 1875. n26-5t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28

A full-bearded grandfather of st.
Louis had his beard shaved off,
showing clean face for the first
time for a number of years. AT
the dinner-table, his three-year-
old granddaughter noticed it, gazed
long with wondering eye, and final
ly calculated, Grandfather, whose
head you got on?u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
NEW TODAY.
BEAVER TAIL SOUP.

TO-DAY. THANKSGIVING DAY)
l will serve at the Palace SaIoon
from ii A. NJ. to p. NJ. delicacy never
before offered In Los Angeles, viz: Beaver
Tall Soup. The tails were received from
Arizona by Express to-day.
JOE BRESON,
1t Proprietor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
Jy3tf
U. S. Internal Revenue.

NOTICE.-State of California, County
of Los Angeles.-Whereas, the Los Ange-
les Distilling Company, of Los Angeles,
California, have become chargeable with
and indebted to the United State for the
axes assessed against them, together
with peualties anu interest. amounting
in the aggregate TO $3.50 98-l00 dollars. as
per assessment lists of February, 1874,
and May, 1874, and schedule of penalt, es
and interest on file In my once: Now,
therefore, by authority from William
Highly, ESQ.,, Collector First District of
California, l have levied on the distil-
lery, stills, vessels, fixtures and tools
therein, the tract of land wher n the
distillery is located and any buildings
thereon Of the Los Angeles l,istilling
Company, situated near the easterly end
the covered bridge across the Los An
geles river, IN the city of Los Angeles,
and at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on Thursday, the
28th day of November, 1878, in front OF
the Sherlf's once, In the city OF Los An.
geles, L will sell the above described
property of the Los Angeles Distilling
Compeny at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, In satisfaction of said
demand, besides costs and expenses of
levy and sale.
T. S. HALL, Deputy Collector.
Dated Los Angeles, Oct. zS, 1878.
oc2y-w.td
The above sale is postponed until
Thursday, Goth day OF December. 1875, at
the same hour and place.
T. S. HALL, Deputy Collector.
Dated Los Angeles, Nov. 2Y, 1878.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Pacific Coast News.
Held for Murder-Impruyed stoch
Eeeiing.

Held for Murder-Impruveh Stoch
Feeling.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27lh.-In
the Police Court, this morning, j.
B. Ayers, who, a few days ago, fa /.
tally stabbed Mary Rafferty, in
Virginia alley, was held to answer
the charge af murder.
There was much better feeling
on Pine street this morning, on ac-
count of the favorable news from
the Sierra Nevada.
strike Of Sailors.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27th.-The
coasting sailors of this port to-day
made street demonstration
against the attempt of shipmasters
to reduce wages from S35 to $50 per
month. The procession formed
headed by brass band, and
marched through the principal
streets. The sailors announce
their intention to hold out and
stay ashore until the masters ac-
cede to their terms. Their Union
numbers about 1900 members.
Anu EhsfEo GToss-Cut io Vre.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-Vir-
ginia dispatches received this eve-
ming are to the effect that, at noon
to-day, the entire face of the cross
cut on the 2200-foot level of Sierra
Nevada was in ore averaging about
sol per to1. Confidence is greatly
restored in Virginia and the por-
pbyry Is now considered only
horse.
Asrysviiie Races.
MARYsvILLE, Nov. 27th.-A very
mail audience was attracted at the
ace track to-day. all interest SEEM
ng to center In to-morrow's attrac-
ion between Rarus and Sweetzer
or special purse Of 1000. The
irst race to-day was best 8 in 5 for |
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28

q purse of $500, open to the 2:30
class, in which Volney and Dutch
man started. Dutchman won the
first heat and Valney the three
succeeding heats. Time, 1854, 2:32a
2:34 and 2:33t. The second race was
a trial of speed against time be-
tween Colmar and Sweetzer, the
latter taking the place of Adelaide,
who was to have competed, but, be.
ing footsore, she was withdrawn.
Sweetzer to wagon, Colmar to
sulky. First heat to Sweetzer in
2:27a; second, Sweetzer 2:204; third
Colmar 2:24t.
Thanksgiving will be duly OBJ
served by the closing of the banks
and stores.
sudden Death of ". III Braay.
LIvERMoRE, Cal, Nov. 27th.-
w. H. Brady, at one time book
keeper of the Savage mine and
later Deputy County Clerk of San
Bernardino county, died sud lenly
at this place to-day.
Supposed te be Drowned.
VICTORIA, Nov. 9th. = Fred
Leigh, son of w. Leigh, Town
Clerk, went outside for sail on
Sunday and has not since been
seen. The boat in which he left
was found bottom up in the straits
this morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
European Gable News.

More Trouble IN New Caledonia.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Intelligence
has been received from New Gale
dopia of fresh massacre.
The Cotton Operatives suceumD.
LONDON, Nov. 27th.-The strik-
ing cotton operatives are resumlng
work at the reduction.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
Another British Victory.

LONDON, Nov. 9th. Fort Ma
.homed Aim, otherwise called
Khuram, WAS occupied by British
troops this morning. The Afghan
garrison fled to Peiward at the
northern extremity of the Khu-
dunn valley, where they are expect
ed to offer resistance to the further
advance of Gen. Roberts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
A DysaNlse Plot.

PEsTH, Nov. 27th.-Last night,
while Tizza, the Hungarian Prime
Minister, was entertaining Count
Andrassy and members of the Del
egations, bomb exploded in the
alley between Fortress Heatre and
the Minister'S palace. The bcmb
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
ri,ic.t Distii,ers la Cussoay.

EiIIcit DisLiIsers n CustOuy.
CINCINNATTI, Nov. 27th.-The
U. s. Marshall arrived from Mays
vile, KY, this morning with a
party of nine Illicit distillers that
he had captured in the country
back of Catlettsbury. Ky.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
Gov. Houston Elected Senator.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 27th.-
The Legislature in joint conven-
ton elected Gov. Houston United
States Senator with only two
votes in the negative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19
BY Augustine Royal.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF = LARGE NUN
4 Der OF VERY DESIRABLE BGlLDIN s,l
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTMR;;
FRONTING ON SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS AND BETWEEN STOCKTON AND
EVERETT AN0 EVERETT AND MAURY
STREETS.-By virtue of a deed OF trust dated May
20, 1874, and recorded Ill the clerks oiEce OF me
Hastings Court of Manchester on the list DAY or
Nav, 1874. to the undersigned trustees and NJ me
request OF the bencfciares under said deed !de'auit
having been made in the payment OF certain 0on0
and interest on secured by said trst-deGdl we
will sell at auction, upon the premises. on IOES-
DAY the 10Th Of November, 1878 Mt 81 O'Clock L.
NJ the property described In sat0 deed rs follows:
SQUARE No. Is. embraced between Everett.
MSurv Seventh. and Eighth streets, rs described IN
n deed from Samuel Alarx, executor Of Joseph ,,
Marx re corded In the County Court OF Cnesterhclu
county, with the exception OF 40 feet ni GROUND at
the corner Of Eighth and Everett streets. Also;
PART OF SQUARE 40. 20. corner Of Everett ana
Eighth streets, in Marks addition, fronting l20
feel on Eighth street. running back between pari-
lei lines 100 feet. This property Is laid OIL INFO
four building lots, shown by plat in the
hands of the auclloneer and Is located In part OF
The town of Niancht sicr which must become very
valuable.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest
FRANK D. HILL,
JOHN II. GUY,
noe Trustees.
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THE PRIMARY CAUSE oFADIsTANT

fH'HE fKlMA CAUOEOt y OlSIAN1
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is rarely disease in
itself inherent, but Is the ineal offspring Of dyspep-
sia In majority Of cases. The nervous disturbance
is at first trng but ultimately its parent so UNDER
mines the general health as to produce consequences
very threatening to that great centre, the
brain. Hosteter's Stomach Blttcrsis the most pow
erful medicinal opponent Of the ravages OF indiges
ton, and protects the nervous system from them.
The tremors the unnatural anxiety. the headaches,
the sceplessness, and loss Of appetite, which char
acterize digestive irregularity and weakness, and
which are almost invariably accompanied by an I'M
certain condition Of the bowels and inactivity Of
the liver are all eradIcated by this matches cor
receive; and when nervousness does not proceed
from the cause designated, it affords most grateful
relief no 19-Tu,Th, Saw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LAND AND PROPERTY IN SURRY COUN-
TY. VA.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed by
r. d. Philips. dated The LIST day of November 1873,
ard duty recorded III the clerks Office of Surry
County Court, shall offer for sale by public auc"
ton. 1T the residence OF said II. ID. Philips, on
WEDNESDAY, November 20. 1878. the following
VALUABLE LAND AND PROPERTY-to vii
l. All of the interest OF said Philips In 1,017
ACRES OF LAND known as " Huntingdon"
Q. 120 ACRES known as claiborne Emory :"
tract, and rs ACRES known as "Nichol" tract.
Also, In 40 ACRES OF LAND adjoining Nell
waiue, and 80 ACRES OF LAND known rs Shelf
feid's.n ,.5. 7.s.tst. ...-s. 49,. go
s. All The right, title. interest. claim, or demand
Of said r. D. Philips in. to. and under q certain
deed OF trust from X. A. Philips TO w. w. Parsons,
trustee for sa 4. ID. Philips, dated August 1, 1878,
and recorded as aforesaid.
4. ESQ, 900 FEET SAWED LUMBER and 500
CORDS WOOD.
3. TWO SAW-MiLLS.
6. One Tram. road, IA Road-Bogies, Railroad
Engine. Oxen. Cows and Calves, WAGONS,
lot Of Old Wagons Carriage, Carts, lot OF Farm
Ing Implements, 700 bushels Peanuts, 200 barrels
Of Corn, "a Mules, Horses, Colts lot of valuable
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
z. All Growing Timber, suitable FOR saving pur-
noses and cord-wood, OH the = Cheatham,'' Ala
baman -. Madeira" and " Meadow " tracts.
TERMS: The personal property Win be sold tor
cash the real estate for one fourth cash. balance on
credit OF four, eight, and twelve months for bonds
bearing interest from day or sale, and secured by
deed OF trust. -
Persons desiring TO examine this property will
apply TO the undersigned, near FhiIliDs's Store.
Sale 10 commence promptly at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
mo Slot j. n, RAMEY, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19
By james NJ. Taylor & SOM
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALEM execution OF q
i deed of trust from David Mcdaniel to r.. II
Dickinson and w. Ii. Lyons, trustees. duly recorded
In the clerks Office Of The Chaucery Court OF the
city Of Richmond, in ID. d. 60 3, page 623, dame s
Lyons. Jr substituted trustee appointed 6y decree
field and wife against David Mcdaniel, and &. Fl.
Thomson against David Mcdaniel. enterei the I'm
day Of November, 1873, In pursuance or said de-
FRIDAY the 22d day of November. 1878, at IL
o'clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE conve, ed by said
deed of trust-to wit: All that piece or parcel OF
LAND OH Wall efficiently street between Broad
and franklin streets supposed to front 90 feet on
said Wall street, being parts of Lots 1S aud 59,
ana running back about $50 feet, and fully de-
scribed In the deed OF trust alorrsdld. There Is
upon which over $500 In repairs have Deen recently
put. -.... 49,.
TERMS: Cash rs to $500: balance Mt six and
twelve months. with interest added. evidenced by
negotiable notes title retained until the purchase
mouev is paid IN full and a conveyance ordered by
tile Court. JAMES Lyons: Jh.'
no IL Substituted Trustee.
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AuCrToN ssALEs.--Fu1ure pays.
iss BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents andAnctioneers,
I1l3 Min street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" VALUABLE BgILgl ,,, I LOTS oN TIE
JEFFERsON AND MADISON STREETS BY
AUCTlON.-By virtue of decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city OF Richmond entered on the 18Th
day os June, 1876, in the suit or Walker ana wlle
vs. Bayy&c,we shall as special commissioners
on MONDAY the 25th Of November. 1879, a. &
O'Clock p. NJ, FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS-two or uhEch front 26 feet, ana three Z1
feet each, and run back between psrtei mes LOO
feet to an alley In The 20 feet wide, on the north
side Of Main street between Jefferson and Madison
streets.
Parties wanting to buy cannot DO better than In
vest in these lots. They possess all the advantages
of location 10 be desired and are by far more con-
venient the business centre than many other lots
for which there seems to be a greater demand
Being anxious 10 wind up this suit, and these lots
being all the city property belonging TO The cstate
of the said BaYly unsold, great inducements will be
offered to buyers. =
Terms: One fourth cash balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
-. JOHN II. GUY,
ALEXANDER @. HOLLADAY,
nol5 .CoHimi .sioners.
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BY Cllafiir, Staples x Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE WHARF PROPERTY BETWEEN
WATER STREET AND THE SHIP-LOCh, AT
AUCTIOS.-Thc undersigned. special commission
ers, appointed for the purpose by decree or Ame-
la Circuit Court. will, In pursuance of said decree,
proceed to sell. the premises. 1T public AUCTION.
10 the highest bidder, on THURSDAY tue 2Sth day
of November. l SIS. at IL O'Clock NJ. that c"rain
LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND in the city OF Rich
mond (mcntioncd IN Commit Ssioncr Mrade,s report,
of which Willlm j. BarkSdalc died seized ana pos,
sesscd and Which Is described in The deed to said
Barks dale rs fronting o. feet the south side of
Water street and running back to the ship-lock,
and bounded on the east by the lard of a. Robin
sor Jr.. and The west by the land OF IL. G. Cabe
TERMS: Five hundred dollars In cash; balance IN
six. twelve. aud eighteen months from! day OF sale,
negotiable notes To be taken 10" The deferred pay
nit nts with interest aided ana The lille retained
until I'LL Of the purchase money Is paid and decree
for the conveyance ordered by the court.
LEIGH L. PAGE.
WILLIS }. DANCE.
no Is Special commissioners