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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-23
ORLEANS COUNTY REPUBLIcANs.-The Or
leans County Republicans assembled at Iras-

leans County Republicans assembled at Iras-
burgh. Friday, in mass convention. Reso-
lutions were passed indorsing the platform
of the National Republican Convention Of
1876. Speeches were made and resolutions
passed condemning soft money. The nomi-
nation of Gen. GrOut for Congress from the
Third District was heartily indorsed and
the trickery resOrted to by his opponents
was denounced. B. F. Paine of Jay, and
Hon. j. N. Cusbman of Irasburg. were
nominated for Senators: G. E. Bradley Of
Troy, J. V. Rowell OF Albany. for Assistant
Judges I; 1. II. Thompson Of lrasburg j udge
Of Probate; Grin Taylor of Morgan, Sheriff;
Theophius circuit Of Newport. States At
torney.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-23

NOTICE OF AssIGNEE'S APPOINT
MENT
nISTRIC% OF VERMONT, s. st Jehnsbury,
- VT. Aug. -, ls7s.
The undersign,>d hereby give notice oil ms aP-
pointment "a A. fgnee OF William a. Nelson,
Of Sc. Jonnsbury, in he county o. Caledonia, and
State of Vermont vitae said District. who has
BY the Distfict Court az said district Of Vermont.
PEARL D. rLoLGErT, AssizE-e-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-23
CLOSSON WHEAT.

A few bushels of this celebrated Win
ter Wheat, yielding 4G bushels per acre.
For sale by J. q. WELLER.
Hlnesburgh, Aug. ~, 1873.
Sg2W&d25&sept2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-23
Bankruptcy Notices.


THIS is to give notice. that on the nth day Of
Il August. A. ID. ISIS, Warrant in Bankruptcy
vas Issued against the estate OF Joseph G.
Leslie, o! St Adams, in the county Of
franklin, and State Of Vermont, who has been
that the payment Of auy debts and delivery of
any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to
him. or ior his use, and the transfer CT any prop
erty BY him. are forbidden by law: that meeting
OF the creditors of said Bankrupt. to prove their
debts, and to choose one Or more ssslgDees of his
estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden at the office of L. L. Lawrence ESQ. In Bur
hngton. in the county OF Chittenden, and State of
Vermont, before l.. l.. Lawrence tsq.. Register on
the ID day of September. AID. 1913 AZ o'clock
7w2w GRO. r. FOSTER,
United States Marshal. IS Messenger.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
Madame Kep,z,s yIInstreIS.

This Justly celebrated minstrel and
buresque troupe appear ST Washington
Hall tonight. They will undoubtedly
give the best Perfornsce of any similar
combination that has ever appeared in
this city. The Providence Journal gives
them the following high praise:
MADAME REYTZ's FEMALE MIN
sTRELs-The Opera House was well I'LL.
ed last evening By highly respectable
audience, the ladies being particularly
noticeable, the occasion being the first sp-
pearance this season Of the shove well
known troupe The repertoire IS ususl
in minstrel performance consisted in sing
ing, dancing, sketches, character sets, etc,
given in first class style; the vocal music
being exceptionally good. The company
Is large and varied, being composed OF
excellent material, and embraces some
of the very best artists IN the profession.
Lester Allen and Jas. Collins sFe first
class c0mmedians and gave US something
new. The principal lady artists, MabeL
Stanley, Viola Clifton, Martha Wren,
Rosa Lee, Hattie Forrest. Louise Mon
tague. Sallie Adams, Lulu Morlincre
Fanny Florence, Roslts Leorie, Nellie
Young in their various specialtles can
not be excelled. The performance
throughout was heartily enjoyed and
gave universal satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
wELISBURG LOCALS.

Both paper mills are now running full
time.
our town now boasts of three bakeries.
We knead no more.
Ex.Sherif McElroy is now engaged in
the livery business, having leased the
livery stable belonging to J. W. Glenn
ems.
A shooting match, in which Wellsburg
and Bethany took part, was held at
Lewis Mill on Saturday. DR.. Shriver
carried of the hoDOrs.
w. Ii. White, Esq, recorder OF this
county prior to the new constitution,
now prosecuting attorney of several dis
tricts in Washington Territory, is here
visiting his relatives.
The belfry on the Catholic church has
been mcdernized and painted, and now
presents q handsome appearance.
Street Commissioner Bond and his
force have been engaged for the past
week on the streets in the new Shank
town addition to Wellsburg.
Rev. Fleming is teaching q class in
singing, at the Union Chapel.
The pay car on the T. W. " ny. passed
down yesterday.
w. r. HinkSton, shipped car load Of
fine hogs, TO Pittsburgh, BY way OF the
p. w. u Ky. yesterday evening.
Mrs. Rev. Potter, of Austin, Texas, is
visiting her relatives of this place.
Three or four young men on Saturday
night, desiring to cross the "beautIiul
Ohio withou. paying ferrage, surrePtiti-
ously seized upon an old "dug-out," the
property of Cogsn. When they were
returning, Cogan, who had procured an
other craft, and was in pursuit, met then
and without much ado began to belabor
the bnoys with an oar. They retsiisted,
and amid choice osths and imprecations,
the battle ragged. The capsizing Of the
beats, throwing the combstants in the
water, ended the conflict.
The town council at their last meeting
passed an ordinance closing the barber
shops on Sunday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
Personalities,

Joseph Couder, who has been spend
ing the winter months IN Florida, re.
turned to the city yesterday and re.
sumed his cIerkslIp At the Whitaker
Iron Works.
Charles Ouo lett on the p W. X K.
Railroad last evening, for Denver, Col,
where he will locate.
Rev. S. B. d. Prickett, of this city,
Joseph Wilson, local preacher and Rev.
Riheldafer, left last evening for West
Liberty, where they 20 to attend the
Wheeling District Conference.
Capt Ed MuhemaH, OF the steamer
Andes, talks Of going 10 the Paris Expo
sition this Summer.
Ben Klec, a Pittsburgh tourist, Is in
the city on business.
Mrs. James Qligg, Of Baltimore, is
visiting IN the city.
John Baiiie telegraphed 20 New York
yesterday for birth oa one of the steam
crs for James ?. Wilkinson, OF Bel.aire,
who contemplates going to Europe.
President Thompson of the West Viz
gina University, arrived in the city last
evening and reports tina! Institution IN a
10urishing condition.
Mr.. Chss. O,te, a young citizen Of the
Eighth ward, left town yesterday, for
Denver, Col. via. the p, w. 81 Ky, in
which city he will make bis future home
The best wishes Of host Of friends ac-
company him.
Mr.. Barney Moran, reached town yes
terdsy, with the stakes won by FesIng
in the boat race at Pittsburgh, on Sstur-
dsy.
Robert Marshall will speak at Parkers
hail tonight
Mrs. c. Gaus, wife Of &. A. Gaus, died
at Der husbands residence at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Gaus has the
sympathy ola large circle of friends.
+. NJ. Snyder, Of Stsunton, Va, is
registered ut the Mcclure
Harry Horkheim97 and wife. of Zaues-
vile, Ohio, have rooms St the Mcclure.
Lieut. c. G. Hewitt o. the U. S. A., an
old West Virginia boy from Hancock
county, and who is stationed in Colorado,
is quartered ut the Mcclure.
r S. Irwin, James Mathews and T. c.
Ewing will leave by raIl today tor Gin
cinnsJl.
&. ". Conner and wife, Misses Ella
Berger, juliet Mcclure, Lizzie Lszier,
Jennie Coen and Mrs c. NJ. Coen will
be passengers on the Andes for Cincin-
natl to-day.
Miss Minnie Caldwell and Mr.. Walter
Alexsr der accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
John Hervey on their bridal tour as far
as Cincinnati, where they will remain
few days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

We understand that MIR. Reed, Of
GAINESVILLE, the person who sued Rev.
Toland for alleged slaDdor Of his wife,
has called on MIR. Toland nth 9 PROPOSE
ton TO compromise, ole ng to dismiss
the suit if Mr. ToIand would sign q
statement to the effect that he knew
nothing preiudical to the woman's re-
putatIon. As Mr. Toland denies ever
having said that he did know anything,
be Of course was not willing do any
thing so nearly likes confession. So the
case stands.
Builders do not seem to be suffering
from q lack Of business, dull as other bus
mess appears TO be Just now.
The body o! Richard SLoddard, the lost
mate of the Josh Cook" was found at
the Narrows, below here, on Saturday, by
An employ of Heathericg ton's Coal
Works. The face of the drowned man
was badly cut snd bruised, which con-
firms the theory that he was stunned in
the fall from the boat by striking on the
edge Of barge. The remains were
brought here and placed in q cssket after
which they were shipped to Sewickly,
MIR. Stoddards home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
River News.

The marks last evening indicated
feet and falling.
The Ragon and ThaDhouser departed
on time yesterday, the former for Par.
kersburg and the latter for Matamorss.
The Iron Mountain passed down yes,
terday with big tow Of iron and glass
ware from Pitts burgh.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday with fair trip. She leaves on
her return trip this afternoon at O'Clock
sharp, taking large party of excursion,
lists 10 the May festival at Cincinnati
Capt. Muhleman Is IN command and Ed
Muheman presides in the Office. a
good time on the present trip is sntici,
psted.
The O'Neal is the Pittsburgh packet
this morning, leaving at I o'clock.
The Courier leaves for Parkersburg
this morning 1t 1890.
The Emma Graham will pass up this
morning en- route from Cincinnati tc
Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley is due down thin
morning en- route for Ironton.
The Science was taken of the docks
yesterday, and is now ready for low
water season. She mas been completely
overhsulcd.
The Commercial Gazette of Pittsburgh
says: The new shaft for the Katie
S!ockdsle was hauled down 10 her Satur-
day evening, and the work of putting il
in position was about to be commenced,
u5bar - ,pgg If-c.v.r.I .b.t q rartcrl
mistake had been made in the measure
ment, and the shalt las 10 inches too
long. As soon as this was discovered
work was at once stopped, and the Katie
will be obliged to lose another trip.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May l3-River feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
NASHVILLE, May I3-River rising
with leeL in the channel, Arrived
Anderson and Nashville, Cairo.
ESAEsyILLE, May l3.-Rained lightly
al day. Weather cold; mercury 40 10
s.. Biver 10! fee. and falling slowly.
CmclSSATI Msy l3.-Rlyer % feet
falling. Weather cloudy, COO! and
threatening. NATURALIZATION, Wheel.
ing. Departed -Grauite State, Wheel.
ing
NEW ORLEANS, May l3.-Arrived-
Lee, Vicksourg; Sam Roberts and barges,
Ohio river. No departures. Weather
clear and pleasant this morning and ram
Ing this evening.
CAIRO, May l3-Arrived-Barnard,
Cincnnnti; Hammitt, Ohio river. De-
psrie1-kellogg, ST! Louis; Common
wealth, New Orleans; Robin, Ohio river;
Barnard, St Louis. River 29 feet and
falling Weather rainy, mercury As
degrees.
MEMPHIS, Msy 13 River fell 4
inches, and stands Is feet : inches.
Mercury e6 degrees. Arrived-IlInois,
Eicks0urg Alice Brown, Pittsburgh.
Dsparted-Goiddust, S.. Louis; Parker
and Scheuck, CINCINNATI the Donually
passed down early yesterday morning
and the Morgan up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
Railroad N0tes

Charles Wolf, engineer on the P, W
x X. +. r.. made a good run with the
excursiollsts OF Saturday.
James Bruce, the conductor, who
brought out the exeurlonists from Pitts,
burgn las. Saturday to the junction, got
along very smoothly with our boys
Capt Tate did equally SIS well with the
boys from the junction down to this city,
The officials along this road are fast
gaining fsvoT with our people who speak
in high Turns Of them.
We understand that quite 8 number of
our citizens will take advantage OF the
half fare rates over both the B. & o. rail-
road and the P, G. & St. L. railroad "a
the May festivities st Cincinnati. The
rates fer the round trip, on either road
will be $40
The p, w. Il X. r. r. pay car was in
the city yesterday, paying of the employ
es Of that road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
4 Genuine surprise.

A good joke, and one which IS strictly
trus, is told of party which WAS held in
East Wheeling during the latter part OF
last week. Among the luxuries provided
for the entertainment Of the guests were
three superb cakes. These were placed
on table near window until wanted.
While the festivities were st their
heighth, some way tramp or graceless
scamp crept to the window uuobsor7ed,
and with . sharp knife carefully removed
one OF the psnes Of glass by cutting away
the putty, after which he managed to re-
move the largest cake without anyone st
the party noticing him. The rogue es'
rsnrL with his hOntY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in tie DIFF
ferent judicial Bodies.

fereDJ judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The Jury in the case of Jane and Ann
Brown Va. w. b. Curtis, inter-pleader,
failed to agree upon verdict and were
discharged al uooR.
The case of Catherine Friery vs.. John
K.evis for selling intoxicating liquors to
MINOR son OF the complainant, tor
winch she seeks to recover $500 damages,
was put on trial to the following jury;
Jacob Hull. Edward Blsnoy, James T..
Barnes, Robert Crawford, James NJ.
Todd, J. N. Worthen, Edward Atkinson,
n. 8. Noble, Henry Hervey, >. G. Nc
Coy, Andrew Kimmons and Charles
Dsugherty. Mcdonald and Hearne FOR
plaintiff Davenport and Dovener Tor de-
fendart. Case was still on trial last
evening.
A forthwith rule was issued against
Thomas Sweeney at 2 P. NJ, for non
attendance IN the above case.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
TO-DAT's TRIAL DOCKET.
Conn, Sampliner & Go. vs.. The B, u
o. Railroad Company.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed OF eleven cases,
with fines ranging from 81 and costs to
$50 and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
Certificate oGIncornorntfon.

Yesterday the Secretary Of State issued
q certificate Of incorporation to the
"Olive and Wstesvillo Cooperative As
socistion No lS5, of the order of Patrons
Of Hus5sntry, in the State of West Vlr-
gina" for the purpose OF establishing
and maintaining general trade and bust
ness in merchandise, farm products and
miscellany, which corporation shall have
lis principal place OF business at Wades-
vile, Wood county, this State, and shall
expire Apu. l, 1898 For the purpose Of
forming the corporation, the sum Of
$3.50 has been subscribed to the capital
stock, g! of which has been paid in. The
privilege Of increasing the capital stock
TO $4,000 is reserved. The shares are
$40 each, and are held by Rslph Black,
Il shares; Willard L. Black, 20 shares;
Martin Deems, Is shares; T. Milton
Wr-al, : shares; Levi NARROW, shares;
S. l.. Quinn, 4 shares; al residents Of
Wood county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
HARTINs FERRY LOCALS.

Rev j. X Alexander Of Moundsvllle,
preached IN the Presbyterian Church
lsst Sabbath morning, the pastor being
absent.
Rev. Gledhill, of Bridgeport, delivered
an eloquent lecture in Commercial Hail
Sunday, entitled WINE Webs" The
lecture was one ofthe best delivered here
for sometime on the subject of intemper-
auCe.
The Lsugbhn Mill stopped yesterday
on account Of some repairs which were
being made. It will resume operations
to-day or tomorrow.
1t has been determined by our Getty
dads" that after Tomorrow the 18TH
offenders against the corporation Laws
who are not able or refuse 10 pay their
fines, shall work them out on the street.
The concert given 10 Commercial
Hail. last Saturday night by the Choral
Union, as was anticipated, was a rare
treat, and was pronounced by all to be
the best concert ever given by the Union.
Miss En-. Williams, Is pianist, although
suffering from Ill health, proved herself
q fine performer The song, Dreaming"
sang by Miss A. Richards; Jessie, the
Flower o Dunbane," by VIM. Mann, and
the quarte!te, "Moonlight on the Lake"
sang by Mcssrs. Richards and Campbell,
and Messrs. Mann and McMasters were
most highly appreciated by the audience
as was evinced by the hearty applause
these performers received. The concert
was grand success, and showed that the
Union under the skiIliul management Of
Prof. Schofeld is still sdhering to the
motto Coward and upward
The musical class Of Mt. View, under
the leadership OF Prot Schofe!d, will
give a grand concert in Lancaster NJ. b.
Chapel, next Saturday evening, May
18TH. Proceeds for the beneG. Of the
class.
DR.. s. b. Vert, is gradually recovering
from his recent illness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
Buying Goods on the IustaIIment
plan

Quite en- interesting case in which the
priority OF claims for debt due on goods
purchased on the instalment plan, and
the same due as rent, were the questions
at issue, wss decided g day or two since,
By magistrate in this city. We with
hold names by request of the parties IN.
terested. The facts briefly told are:
About four years since bill
of furniture amounting to come
eighty dollars wss bought from a dealer
in tnis city. Up to 3 month since shout
half the amount had been psid. Then
the purchaser, having removed 20 aGo:h-
er State, made preparations 10 have tie
goods shipped 70 MS address. The dealer
learning Of he state O. the csse, applied
to tie magistrate 20 stop the furniture,
claiming .le signed ls-a when was
made ST the time o. !Ae purchase 20 be OF
sufficient authority to cover MS action in
the premises. In the meantime, the
landlords sgent sought to stop the goods
under the law for the collection Of rent.
After carefully weighing sll the evil
dence, "a decision was rendered in favor
of the furniture dealer, who carried of
the goods in triumph, leaving the sgent
to pay the costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
Too Bad.

A very unfortunate affair took place
on the Island yesterday morning. a
lady who is the only support OF q strong
sble-bodied son aged nearly thirty years,
was the victim. After being cursed by
her son with nearly all the names in the
vocabulary, and disturbing the entire
neighborhood, the duLitul (O young man
threw Case-knife at his mother, which
but for the intervention OF b friendly
stove.pipe would have certainly struck
and Injured her. Ii the young man
keeps on in the course ne seems to have
marked out tor himself, he viii in time
have the honor Ct wearing a striped suit
at MoundsYille.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
on You wicked man!

A Wheeling telegram says the transit
of mercury Was observed, at that place,
with much interest in scientific circles
The size and number OF Wheeling
scientific circles" would be an interest
ing study for the Statstician. Especially
would 1t be instructive 10 note whether
the choice circle OF spirits who are charg-
ed by Lord Lowell with scratching him
with - briar, lar, iGr," are included in
the scientific list Charleston Green
back LCagUe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
ADVERTISEMENT

ELsEwuERE in our columns will be
found the full statement Of the Semi
annual Drawing Of the reliable Old Lou
isiana State Lottery Company, occurring
on the Ilth June, proX. The Company
holds It's charter direct tom the State
and was incorporated Tor educational and
charitable purposes in lNJo. The draw
Jog derives special interest from bcins
under the exclusive and direc. charge OF
Generals Beauregard and Early. who
will in person arrange all the details and
assure absolute fairness in the distrlbu-
ton Of this great sum of money
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
Lost Wagon Found.

List winter some thief or thieves stole
small spring wagon from Col. Peter
linn. Il was duly advertised for, but
was lot forthcoming until yesterday,
when it WAS found in East Wheeling Us
the property Ct Mr. Crawford, who had
purchased it from boy some time ago.
The parties who had stolen it had put
about ten dollars worth Of improvements
on it before selling TO Mr. Crawford. 1t
is thought that the thieves, who are said
to be four young boys, are known, and
will be arrested as soon as the proofs are
clearer,
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oc0ll
FOR - ALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
and Grounds, mile east of the City on
the National road, at the terminus OF the
Elm Grove railroad.
There are some Il acres of land, with the
choicest fruits and shruOoery. Inc mouse
cGTtoinS All cOnyenienceS Of gas, water,
NC. and is in perfect order. Stabling,
green house, ice house, milk mouse,
henerv, &C, convenient.
wheeling or Baltimore, VIII be taken in
AnpIv TO myself unit I the l5ih OF May;
after nat time TO Mr.. Chamber HerYey.
T1o2ra SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
EEAT IrIT YOU CAN.
1 Prolific strawberry Plant.

We were informed, yesterday, that 8
strawberry plant in the patch Of John
smith, on the Island, has assumed pro
digous proportions in the way OF bearing
fruit. Our informant states that himself
and companion counted one hundred
and seventy-six berries on the plant.
We DO not vouch for the truth Of this
story, but simply give it as we are in
formed Can you beat 1t? II so, let US
hear from you.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-14
I COMMISSIONERS SALE
:oFS
MAS BREWERY, &C,
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
Margarctha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas, decd, and Others
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
The undersigned, Special Commission
era hereby give notice That py virtue OF
me authority vested in them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9th day of April, 1873, they
SRTi'GRDAY, THE STH DAY or JUNE,
1878. sell at public auction, at the mont
door OF the Court House OF ONO county,
West Virginia, in the city of Wheeling, 10
lie highest and best bidder, the real estate
a. which said David Mas, decd, died
seized and possessed, tO-Tlj: The piece OF
land. containing about two ana one EtlI
acres on which said David Mas had ms
TesidanCa and brewery at me time OF his
death which was conveyed to him oy one
Franz Hegner and wife by deed dated
March 10, 1857, and now OF record IN the
CLERKS office OF the County Court OF SAID
county, in deed book 40. II, page II ana
described in said deed as follows: 'front.'
ing on the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with HOtimauS line northeast one nun
bred and ten feet; thence north 10 Bush
field & McMechen'S line; thence east 10
John McLure's line; thence with his line
about $40 feet; thence west 10 EOuman'S
line, the place Of beginning.
Also, lot No. goa one hundred and four,
ON the northwest corner OF Fourth Qately
called Bank street and Coal street, 'front.'
ing 50 feet Oh Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 feet, beng
same lot conveyed 10 said David Mas by
Iosanh Bell and wife, by deed dated
october 3. 1867. and now OF record in said
Clerks Office in deed book No. 90, page
III. All OF said real estate being in said
city, county and state.
TFRNs of Stationed fourth Of the pUr-
base money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect To pay, in cash; the
residue in three equal instruments, each
bearing interest from the day OF sale and
payable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months after the day OF sale, the
purchaser 10 give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory 10 The under
signed Tor said deferred ay ments, ana the
tiLlelo be retained until payment IN tUIl
OF the purchase money.
LEWIS s. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners
l. C. HERNEN, AuCtiOneer. mai