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The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
FOR COUNTY AssEssoR:


We are authorized 10 announce Mr.
John A. Lovewell as q candidate fol
the office Of Assessor of Mississippi
County. at the general State election
Monday, the and. day of September
next.
To the citizens of Mississippi Coun
ty. offer my name as candidate fol
the Office of Assessor. | ask your
su&rsses, becsuse | believe can fill
the position ss il should be filed, BY
giving true and impartial assess.
mens-doins Justice to sIl, aud show.
ing Parsislity 10 none. Respectfully
T. H. ROBINSON.
% Chickssawba.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
STATE TICKET,
GOVERNOR.

~ ~ -
GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM r. MILLER,
Of Independence County
SECRETARY 0r srArE.
JACOB PROLICH,
Of White County.
JOHN era WFORD,
of Howard County.
TREASURER.
THOS. J. CHURCHILL,
Bella OF Pulaski County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
w. +. HENDERSON
nj Randolph County.
LAND COMMISSIONERS.
v. W. LIZ Is,
Of Ouschi,a County.
JrsTIcE SUPREME COrRT.
JOHN X. EAkIN.
OF Hempstesd County,
SUIT PuBIlc INSTRUCTION,
J. l.. DENTON,
OF Phillips County.
sHAStEILoR,
D. W. CARROLL,
of Jefferson County.
lrERK cPAycERY COUNT
J. W. GALA WAY,
Of Ouachita County.
COINTY TICK Eft
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Rademntl0n of Lands.

The 81 So !, section 20, township is, range o.
East which was sold for taxes ON the 10 day OF
June, ISIS, and bought by John l.. Matthews,
has thi- day been redeemed by Thomas NJ For
reasury the sum of 81, As, It being in full Of al.
tax, cosf, penalty and advertising
This Ju :ith., is7s. J X. J.. HALE, clerk.
by II. X. McVcigh, d =.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
FuR sHEEItF AND COLLECTOR:

We are authorised to announce I.o.
esn j.. Koxssll Ws candidate for Sher
iH snd Collector OF Mississippi county,
At ths general election, on The 6rsI
Monday in September next.
We are su,horiEed to announce Nr.
A. J.. Cissem., Is y candidate for the
ofYice Of Easriff end Collector Of Mis-.
sissippi county, st the general State
election, on the fira Nonds, 10 Sep
tember aesa
We ere authorised 10 snnounce W.
b. Hsskins O. . candidate fos Sheriff
snd Collector Of Mississippi County
Elsction. siondsv. Sepssmbsr ., 1873.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03

CAPT A. II BoaARDUs, the amer.
lean pigeon shot champion; IN a re.
turn match With e. Bennett, of
London, won a $1,000 on the 28rd..
beating his antagonist by two birds.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03

SEvELAL cases of yellow fever re.
ported at New Orleans and New
York. Sanitary precautions are
being take" to prevent the spread
of this terrible contagion through.
out the South.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
FOR PRO- klrTIH0 ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce
WIN. II. Gate, Of Jonesboro. as . can
didsfe for Prosecuting attorney Of the
Second Judicial District, At the general
election. Monday, September and /,
1873. f4raae
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
pULM0NA.

is beyond comparison tho best remedy for IN,
cure of fCoN>UMfTlON tEvES IL ITO MOST AD
vAScED sTAeEs), Asthma. Bronchiils, Caiarrh
and all dcrang~msnt. of the NEkN oUs sY>.
TEN. cir ular c''ntaimihg particulars "f man,
rssas .urce--iu' 'ly treated, iull advice for III,
trtstni~ut Of the DISEASE ah. We mentioned, AZ,
crrtihcst-s - actual cures, will b. sent Tree b,
mail to all applicants Address % CAR q
MoSES, sole l'ropriet"r, Is Cortlandt street
New York.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
YaR REPRLskhrATiNEi

In announcing myself as scsndidste
to represent Mississippi county in the
Lower House of the mex, General As.
sembly. | ask my countrymen not to
pledge their sufrsees UNTIL I've had
On opportunity OF explaining my posi-
tion upon oil questions OF mutual in
,erew. In smple season, ] will pub
lish list Of my appointments in rsch
township. Time vii be iairly divided
with all candidates.
i. q. ucGAYOCK.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
h7Rf7I. no. ea.il, earned in these times.

NT2S7fzI- 10: ca-il, earned in these times.
~ II bal II can he made ia thr,c
vi mnuth- hy any one Of cit her sex.
ia any lutt oi the country who IL
willing To wo,k II, aitly al the ,m,i y mcni thzt
we furnish StJ per week Ia your own Town
You ntq A not he away from h"inr over uishi.
luu eau give Your whole tiinr Ia III. woik. or
only y,hr s,nrr moinrnt-. We have ag"nis
who are making oyei ~ prr day. All whu ru.
gage Al once ran make money fa~t. ~ the
present. time m ney cannot be mad. So casi!y
and rapidly al any o. her business. l. costs
nothing io Try he business. Terms and " oul-
III tree A,hrvs- at ouce, II liaLLiTr y 20
Portland, Maine. lV-Dly
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
EOR sIrRYEYnR

We are authorized to announce Mr..
P. II. Clay, asa Candidate for Survey or
OF Mississippi County, At the next
September election.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
Headql qlsarters.

John l.. Driver T. Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03

We ere ssfhorised 70 announce q.
II. Gaylord . candidate fes Circuit
Coors cIefk Of y Nississippi Cesnty at
the approaching Septenber election.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
vpR oorxrY CLERK

We are suthosised to announce C.
n. Nsscn. ~ Z candidate tor Circuit
Cosrt Clerk Of Mississippi Cosasy ss
she sppseschiss Sepseaaber election.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
DR., r. VI. Pettcy,

We are authorized to announce DR..
+. NJ. Pettey, asa candidate, At the
ensuing September election, to repre-
sent Mississippi County, in the Lower
uouse Of the next general assembly.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03

10 Mixed tards. With name, 10 ct-. samples
w for set. stamp. J.MINki.Ek &,O., Mas
sap, \. !.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
PLAYS! PLAYS!
PLAYS! PLAYS

For Reading Ciubs. for Amateur lheairical-,
Tenn. raner Plays, Drawing Room PLAYS. Fairy
Pluys, Ethiopian Pays, Guide Boob, speakers
i'ani.anin ines. TAbl,auN ieLt-, Magnesium Lights
Color tirr, Burnt t"rk, theatrical b ace Pre-
paraIrpns, Jxriry' wN Works. Wigs, Beaf'ts,
ard Mvnstachcs ut reduced prices. i"siun,v,'
scen~ry, Ihsrad-r New catalogue sent Ire
containing full description and prices. SAN !.
tRENLH 4 >ON, ~ Nassau ~, New York
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
II. Os 1NuA ! ON "
We are authorized to announce
DR.. y. N. STEELE

~ a cardidate to represent Missisai?p'
County in the State Legislature. Flee
non, Monday, September and, 1873.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-03
CIGARS, SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO.
az. &c. &c. &c.
Remember BITLER'<!
For Sale.

One sixth interest IN an undivided estate,
situated In Mi--,-sii i,i county, containing d."D
acrs 81 lan'i all ab-Nr o>cin ". lur i"tlns
AID u, set iI.iion apply al thi> "n.cr " sif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06
From the Toledo Blade
Nasty has New Financial
Scheme.

Wat we want is money that we kin git hold
uv-that ever ybody kin git all he wants NV. FL
my sejesti0n Nv making leather dollars is rejected
BY unwse generashun ~ch don't recognize
their benefactors, why then let US hev suthin witch
is at once substanshel and kin be made plenty
My plan is this Give every corporashen the rite
TO lshoo jist ez much money ez il wants TO, based
upon the faith Nv the corporashen wich ishoos it,
For instance, the corporashen Nv Confedrit Y
Roads ishoos its scrp to jst SIGH an amount ez II
chooses, and distributes it pro rata among its cit
izens. That scrip shell be legal tender for every
thing, and any one refoosn TO take it shell be i'm
meJitly taken out and hung Some SIGH legisla-
shen ez that wood be necessary to inspire conf
dence. The effect wood be miraculous. Then
we wood all hev money, aud Good pay the bloatid
bondholders without trouble. We shood hev mon
ey with witch to stimulate enterprise and give the
spirit Nv progress wich belongs to the Amerkln
character full scope to run and be glonfed. Then
we Good bid railroads and factories and distllle
les, and 20 on IN way that wood astonish the
efete governments Nv the Old World. Then wood
there come period Nv prosperity onto US that
wood make up for the depreshn NV the last tour
years, and things wood be smooth agln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06
The South Carolina Count.

With reference to the article in tho New York
Sun over the signature of Ex-Governor +. j. Mo-
ses of South Carolina, which purports to give a
secret history Of the countng-n of that State for
Hayes, and in which Chief Justice Cartier of the
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia is
spoken of as the power behind the throne ard Is
sent to South Carolina for the special purpose of
seeing that the State would be counted for Hayes,
the Sunday Gazette of Washington publishes an
interview with Justice Cartier, in the course of
which he says:
Gen Grant wrote to me when the excitement
was rife that, as n public officer who believed IN
doing right, it was my duty to 90 to South Caro-
lima and be present when the returns were count
ed. | saw Gen. Grant and laid TO him that it was
at that time quite necessary that should be in
my seat on the bench here, but If he thought it
proper for me to go | would do so. would not
20 for the purpose If aiding OF abetting any par
tcular party, bat solely 10 see that the State re-
turns were properly counted aud credited. | did
go. The returns were made and published and
gwen to the world to read the result of the count
| in person telegraphed to Washington, and it was
published here. There was no collision whatev-
err and during my stay there | neither wrote, sent
nor received letters or telegraph dispatches
other than the one announcing the result.
Therefore what Moses states in the Sun Is untrue
and refer you 10 Mr.. Columbus Alexander of
this city, a leading Democrat, who was present.
Also, | influenced no one, and was not asked to do
SO.
Columbus Alexander says concerning this mat
ter:
was present when the returns were made up,
and as far as Judge Cartier is concerned he acted
in every way fairy and honest. saw no letters
or kilograms received by him; saw Tim send off
none, and did not hear of any. If Judge Cartier
acted as the Sun claims he did it without NV
knowledge, and can assure you kept my ey es
open all the time, for was there to catch any
crookedness. | was with Judge Cartier, Montgom-
cry Blair and another gentleman from New York
whose name cannot +, call and we visited differ
ent prominent pei Sous together. In neither Of
these visits did Judge Cartier show any but an
open, fair hand. 1t is true that he had a number
Of private interviews with pa ties, but could
learn OF noting Objectionable that took place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06
General News,

The oyster expectations from the south side OF
Long Island to England are fast assuming large
propoi tons.
Marriage is becoming fashionable among the
Catholic priests Of Germany, the civil law pro.
tecling them.
Isaac Cooper, the last survivor of the crew OF
the Shannon, the BRUSH frigate that fought the
Chesapeake, has ju.t died in England at the age
Of eighty-six.
jersey City miser, who died recently, had
about $4,000 in savings institution in that city
and was in the habit of standing for hours gazing
upon and gloating over the bank
OF the Russian Generals who have Distinguish
cd themselves in the war Of 1878, but one, Sko
belof, iss Russian. The three commanders in
Asia are Americans. Gourko is a Lithuanian ana
Radeizky is Galicsn.
A tender parent Of Hull Ont, recently tried Il
get ria Ct bis idiot son by having him arrested fol-
stealing s in cash and piece Of pork, and ex
pressing his intention Of prosecuting the thief tc
| the fun extent of the law.
monument to the memory of General II. T.
Lee is to be erected at Richmond by Mr.. JOSEPH
hilmore, OF Boston. The chief ornament Of IN,
structure will be full length statute in bronze
Tue base Will be made Of Maine aud Virgini,
granite.
For the second time within month an euloe,
% Jefferson Davis has been pronounced in Con
gress' This is getting mono,onous. Some good
democrat ought to give the country q papeeyris
on =. wilkes Booth. The latter only killed 4
President. Davis attempted to destroy b,. native
land Utica Republican,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06
F. w. KINShAN & co.

Has opened FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE on
Water ST., where they will b" pleased 20 see ali
their Old friends aud former customers, Also
agent for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06
STATE OF MAINE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

VII OffINti
AUGUSTA, Mar. I'd, 1878.
To the inhabitants OF Augusta, qualified accord
ing to la To vo'e.
You are hereby notified to assemble at your res.
peclve Ward Rooms, on Monday tie 18th day
of March, 4. II. ln7s at ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon, then a1d there TO give in your votes for
the following Off ~rs, namel :-tor Mayor, one
Alderman, Warden. Ward Clerk and Constable.
The las viii be closed AT O'Clock in The alter
noon.
The Board of Alderman If said City Of Augusta
Will be In open session ut their room on Thursday
and Friday next proceeding said day of election,
from ten TO twelve in the forenoon aud on Satur.
day from ten to twelve In the forenoon and from
two to iour O'Clock in the afternoon, for the pun.
pose oi Erecting the list of in a for the
several ares, aud re 5elvng evidence OF thu quail
ihcation OF voters whose names not on said
lists. ii. +. BLANCHARD,
It'd City Clerk.
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Timber Seizures in the SoutI

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The failures On the
part of the government agents il the state of Ain
bsms. Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana to bring
the Of alleged trespass public timber land,
to trial. Is said to be attributable entirely to the
isconpetency Of the men who were detailed by
Secretary sehuIz to Investigate the subject in tina,
section Of country. Those agents, to show their
zeal. ii is said, entered pelmell into tie bushes,
Of seizures. They captured eli timber bewn and
saved they could fsd. thereby closing mills and
throwing out Of employ thousands Of men whose
daily bread depended entirely upon the lumber
ng interssb Of these States, without Knowing
whether the timber was cut from government lands
Of rot.
That tsspsss has been committed, no ore viii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06
Special N0tirrs
A GARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and IN
dscrrtions of youth, nervous weakness, early lie
cav, loss of manhood, &c, viii seud a receipt
that viii sure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH I, INMAN, station u, Bible
House, New York Civ. septl5-Sn ieod&w1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06

The Rhode Island Republican Conven-
ton to nominate a candidate for governor
and other State officers, will he held in
Providence. Thursday. March II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06

The signing of the treaty Of peace be-
tween Russia and Turkey is u JOYFUL event
TO the former country. and to the armies
which have borne the brunt of the war.
The Russians give up the claim to the
Bulgarian and Egyptian tribute but no 9TH
err change in the terms appears. The ques-
ton about the Straits OF the Dardanelles
is left to settlement by the European pow
ers. The buster of the British govern
ment has not amounted to much 81 far.
The Russians have had things pretty much
their own way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06
STOCK EXCHANGE"
The New York City
Stock Exchange Association

"a Broad Street and 81 Exchange Place,
Have made special arrangements to transact
business in all Stocks, L. S. Bonds, Stock Prlvf-
leges. etc, and will give particular and immediate
attention to all orders rom distance, either by
"mail' or telegraph"
We give thu greatest advantages and the best
opportunity ever before offered to investors giving
them the use of and PROFITS $4,000 in stocks"
on margin of from one to two hundred dollars,
amt less amounts of stocks will pay in proportion.
We invest in am UNITS most convenient to suit
capital and wishes OF investors, from ten shares
up To any amount desired, ON margin of from ! to
per cent.
Loans on all "Stocks,' Bonas and other secur-
tlel neguita ed.
Letters OF Credit and Draf1~ parahle in any part
OF Europe and America, issurd by Tie Tor the con
VCnicncC ol travellers.
Bs-'SE> 10 FOR CIRCULARS
The New York City stock Exchange Association,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
~ Broad Street. 90 Exchange Place.
!Sw3mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06

Mr.. Francis Murphy, the temperance
reformer, has just closed a term of five
weeks labor in the temperance cause in
Washington, ID. &. Last Friday evening
Mr.. Murphy and son were given fare
well testimonial meeting in Dr. Rankin's
church. The audience room, which is the
largest in the city. was decorated with
flags and flowers. The platform was filled
with city ministers and temperance work
ers. The Hon. VIM. p Frye was the first
speaker. He said THE first words
ever heard from Francis Murphys lips,
were when he was tried for his lite in
Portland, and they were these-.Not
Guilty Though the prosecuting attor
ney OF the State at that time, and though
In the heat OF the moment deemed it nv
duty to seek his conviction, | was soon
satisfied, and | believe before God to-
night that those words were true" Among
the speakers who followed Mr.. FRYE were
the Hon. MIR. Ellsworth of Michigan. and
Capt. Sturdevant, the gentleman who was
instrumental ia converting Mr.. Murphy.
while the latter was confined 10 Jail under
charge OF murder. The result of Mr..
Murphy's work in Washington is the siyn-
ing of about Is, 900 names to th. ,.nner.
ance pledge.
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AUssr1 STA.
Wednesday Morning, March O, 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06

Congressman Blair Of New Hampshire
has written letter to Hon. Fernando
Wood. telling him that the manufacture OF
potato-starch, in which his constituents
are largely engaged, is threatened with
total destruction by the contemplated re-
moval or reduction of the duty upon pota-
toes. or upon the starch made from that
vegetable, by the new democratic tariff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06


1t seems that the kidnapping OF negroes
from Southern plantations and taking them
to Cuba and selling them as slaves has
been carried on in a small way. A spec
ial agent employed by the government in
the Southern States reports that overtures
were made to him by u resident of Savan-
nah to enter this contraband trade with
him. Sailing vessels were to have been
chartered TO trade from Savannah and 9TH
er Southern ports laden with whatever car
goes could be procured, with ballast, if nee
essary. These vessels were to be manned
by much larger crews than were neces-
sary. with supernumerary deck hands.
The ignorant character Of The Southern
negro and the payment OF bounty or ad-
vance-money for the trip was ample and
sufficient inducemeut. and it was designed
that the vessels should return to North
ern port in the United States, manned by
new crews picked up from the idle sailors
and landsmen 10 the ports where they dis
charged their living as well AS their ma
terial freight. 1t is alleged that this is
not merely newly proposed enterprise,
but that it has been already carried ON to
small extent from Southern ports
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06

The democratic governor of Ohio rose
above party high enough to appoint one
republican Penitentiarv Commissioner out
of five. The Democratic Senate, however,
rejected the appointment, and the COVER
nor is now looking for another republican
TO fit into the place. There is naturally an
impression abroad that reconciliation has
not fairly reached the Ohio legislature yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-06

There is no end to Southern schemes for
the depletion of the United States Treas
ury. The last one mentioned for the ben
eft of that section is Congressional legis-
lation pedging the credit Of the Govern
ment to an amount not exceeding fifty
million dollars to the building of rail-
road from San Antonio. Texas. to the City
of Mexico, upon condition that the Gov
eminent of Mexico will pledge an addi-
tional amount, to be agreed upon by the
two Governments in commercial treaty
to be arranged for that purpose.
Ten thousand workmen of the Schuykill
Valley were represented. on Saturday, in
q mass meeting on the subject OF the tariff.
Their resolutions object, in strong terms,
to any alteration of our tariff laws, either
by impairing, altering or amending. The
peculiar feature of this great meeting was
that the workmen and not the manuiac-
turers object to proposed changes in the
tariff. Labor here harmonizes with CAPT
tai, for the interests OF both are the same.
Formerly it was the owners OF manStac-
turing concerns, and not the employees,
who raised their voices on tariff changes.
The alteration is notable and encouraging
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W -AI1IZl\G !.
Lost.

On the road betw en- Hal'owell and Gardiner
last Thursday afternoon, "A LADIES' Rus sia Leath
or Pocket Booh, containing i've dollar till, pho
tographs, c.,rls. etc. The bLder Will he suttabl,
re farlet by leaving The above at the iii e Of tn
Kennebec journal. mar5-t3t
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-08-07
Legal N Offices.

MASTERS SALE Of Real Estate.
VI By virtue of a Decree of, made, and en-
tered in the Circuit Court, j will sell at
public cutlery in front OF the Court House
door at Enterprise, Nolusla County, state
of Florida. on the first Monday, the hftl,
day of August A. d. 1873, within the usua
hours of sale, the following Real Estate;
lying in Volusia County Florida. and
known and described as follows: Known
as the Dunlawton place, being a grant by
the Spanish Government to Patrick Dean
on the 18th day of August, 1874, by ParflclA
Dean to Bunch, by Bunch to Lawton, bY-
LawtOn to Anderson. by Anderson to John
J. Marshall, including Sectional Grants
forty three, Township fifteen, south OF
range thirty-three, east, containing two
hundred and ninety and nineteen One-hun-
dredths acres, more or less, and section
thirtY-seven. Township sixteen, south, OF
range thirty-three east, containing seven
hundred and sixty and slxty-tWO one
hundredths acres; more or less, pounueu OF
the north by lands of X. n. Swift, on the
east by lots four and five of section thirty
three Township fifteen south, range thirty
three east. and lots two, three and four OF
section four, of Twonship sixteen, OF range
thirty-three east, and on the west by lot
number one, section eight. Township six
teen south. of thirty-three east, lots oney
two, four and five, of section five, Town
ship sixteen south, of range thirty-three
east, and the fractional southwest quarter.
of section thirty-twO, Township fifteen,
south. of range thirtythree east, contain
inc in the aggregate one thousand and
seyenty-Seven acres, more or less, also the
land on which the dwelling OF said J j,
Marshall is situated, Immediately ON the
Halifax river, known and DISTINGUISHED
as lot one of fractional section three, Town
ship sixteen south. of range thirty-tbree
east, containing fifty acres, more or less.
Sold under and by virtue of a Decree
made by the Judge of the Circuit Court on
q bill filed 20 toreclose and infOrce the
lien of said John J. Marshall on said land
for the purchase money thereof ana sold to
satisfy said lien and said purchase money.
Sold at the risk and for the benefit of
-Pomeroy. i purchaser ut a sale Of said
land and premises heretofore had. who
having failed to comply with the require
ments OF said sale and pay the puschase
money Sold under and by virtue Of
subsequent decree made by the Judge CT
the Circuit Court, at his risk and Tor his
benefit.
Terms cash. purchasers paying for titles.
July 1878. HEIEKIAH L. OSTEEN,
S-11 Special Master in Chancery.