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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Blackberry, A. T., Set. ls, 1878.
LETTER FROM PHENIy.


 EDITOR MINER Allow an old reader oi the MINER to give his views in regard tt the result for Delegate in this County, etc. nn the ath of November. Woolsey is tho choice in this County by almost unani- nous opinion. He will carry the County by 600 votes over either of the ether.caudi. dates in the field. Campbell will not re- ceive s5 votes in the countyi Stevens about the same. and Davis not over 100 All the remaining ballots will go for Wooisey.
 Letters from Pinal County written by old and reliable citizens, whose words should be sufficient to satisfy the mind of the most prejudlced, all agree in giving Woolsey three -fourlhs os the vote, and the balance to Stevens, Davis and Campbell. Ii fava- pal does one-half what she ought to for her first and best friend, Col WoolSey, the vic tory Is easyily won.
 Yuma, through the york Of such men as David Neahr. Capt. Polhemus and others, gives the vote to Woolsey, therefore the working mans candidate is sure of success
 Yours, in the cause, LEGAL.
 Phenix, October II, 1878.
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-sTT - -II--|I'T . . ,.s The Hognllon Route.

.
 Seve9tyr1ye thousand dollars is necessary to open np ope.o of the mostimrortant routes on thcDPacisc; Coast. Arizona is rapidly filing Aup with permanent ioeators, and nearly every article of supplies, outside of four and heqf, Eas to be imported from out side and drought around from the States, through California, over circuitousToute, 1jO0 miles longer than the dIrcctand almost natural route td the Eastern market via. the Mogdilon. Western and Eastern fva- pal is, by the almost ifnpassable condition of the high back bone ridge, extending from the San Francisco Tnotintain to the White mountains, almost entirely severed one from the other, and business relations, which should be extensive and lucrative to both sections, ae Astard still. There i5 'ne ex- cuse for this cohdirion of things! Had MT. Stevens i6tktd' 10 the interests of Northern Arizona, sipdeIesite' or agent for the pee pie of the Territory, and exhibited a littie energy Or interest in the welfare of Yava- pai, we'woFTfd to-day be in possession of q good tfior6ughftfe from Prescott to the l}t6; Grande, and escrydollar's worth 'SSf supplies. consumed by our people conldab6 prot1Iref at a saving of 25.to 30 per cent! Mfr stevli ens who has stuck tb the CaTifothia dtlel gation and ttied to kedp tic Arzona ,tratle' tied to California, is. responsible for. all this. He is also Responsible for at least 1000 good citizGIs of. Yayapai being entirely without mail facriities, Had nc washed.his hands of the Pacific delegation and con nected himself with the delegation from Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, etc, and. illus i trated to those people our wants, they would have procnted money from the general gov ernment for our immediafe' wants: Col. woolsey proposes 10 sec these. Eastern people and get thebr to'w5rlI with lDfi for the relief heeded Vote for W9olsey and secure the prize .'.' ,>i .:.' ,''''f,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Another Richmond in the Field.

<. George ". Hance, one of the very bes
 meu in this county, announces himself iT so,daSS MINER as an Independent Candi
 date tor the House of Representatives. Mr
 Hance is 6 young man of excellent habits,
 of good ability, thoroughly conversant with the wants. of our people, and if elected,
 will fill the position of legislstor with dis
 tiBetion' and ability. George has resided in the territory for eleven years, has been industrious, honest and obliging, has ac- cummulated nice property, aRddpew feels as though he would like to see certain laws enacted that rwilt prove beneficial to hls section and the county generally. His friends everywhere, we are satified, will give. him their support on the 9th of No yembez, and MT. Hance will be elected and prove himself to he one of Yavapai's best legislators.
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G@staii4fd 9,@1stair4fed up a ,HH Hornets, Nest.

Hen. A <, Davis evidently told thepeoplt of Tucssssimany things with reference se the matter ofirepresentation in Congress that thsy Atfe, hot In :the habit of hearing and that iiRS'th in cir self satissaction they had not suspected to be true, or if trEs, 1t Wa: all in the family and right anyway Davis Assertion in his speech in Tuoson where iESy sIsdiSS.l a9 lion iu his den, '.tha, Mir. Steysps had been tried for two. terms, and had not d9pe one single thing in the interest ef the ferpt9ry, . has set the Star clear up on it, ear, In its issue of the 10th, are nearly thrse and S half columns ef tue hardest .kipd .ef kicking to tfy to break the force af, the truths which Davis dropped in to the,eaFs of the., people of, Tucson, aud which are eyidently taking effect hence the necessity for. tho Star to derete nearly all is available space to,their refutation,. .,.
 Davis: isq making fearful ,in-roads. into Stevens .hiSherie stronghold in some portions of Pima county, and We are free to confess that the. .deepeg. be dips in that county, the better it will suit the frienasof Col. WooIsey,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
For the Council.

To te Totcrs q Tarapai Corpty
 In the name and for the people of the mining districts of the Peck, Bradshaw and Tiptop, announce myself as an Independent candidate for the Territorial Council
 lD submittn1 my name for this position at the en- suing election, would declare as no individual act but the action of the districts for the protection of principle and the rghting of an injustice. By looking St the so7cied Peoples Ticket you will note that despite thelr strongest efforts, the most populous and productive areas of the entire county unrepresenten ana agalnst the Ring influence committee that has caused lls insulting slight the mining of these dis trcts enter their protest and ask all honest iarlnded voters 10 help them to representative in te coming eiectloh And III obedience the wishes of Ihese unrepresented districts, myself for the Council and trust the action the Ring may not be ratified by tlIss people. - W A. ROWE
 Alexandria, Oct. 12, lSZs.
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The Game Won't Work.

Campbellites have sent their man to Mar. copa for the purpose of telegraphing false repotts from that section. Jelegrams are to appear in tke Enterprise signed M., mean. ing Mitchell. They are unreliable and should be treated by all honest people with dlsdain. We have caught their game as We will every one they invent, and will exnlodo them in every instance. WooIsey has %, the weight of halloSs oa his side that are . ta send hIin to Washington, and all the false telegrams, sensational and otherwise. can not change the result
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Campbell sxeecses-soar Mak-w 6oIsey and EG @ DaF1s 4adienee. ---
haddbEr yae cHeulated Tpessiayl an- hopdeing Sbat Jehn g. Catspben ,,xouId sdI

hsadba;s wde cAAculatsd Tuesday, an-
 A0pdeipg Sat 5sAn g. Catspbell would sd' ' dress the citizens on The political issues, in
 front of the court house, that evening, and in response to the announcement and call for ilisteners, the citizens who are nearly all tMoQlsey- and Davis men, turned out quite
 generally to hear what Nr. Campbell had to
 offer. '.' .i.' '' '.-'-.; 'i.'1'...
 "The speaker was introduced by Hon. Paul '! Weber, and proceeded to inform the crowd { that he could not make speech, but that there were those present who could and The would not take up the time of the chilled audience. Nr. Campbell took his seat and | Benjamin Morgan arose to explain.
 He tried to convince the listeners that | fir. Campbell was competent to represent l YaYspai county in Congress, although he could not make speech and inferred that q
 dumb man was what the people wanted. | The eloquent discharge of bomb=hells from the Overfowing brain of Benjamin, however failed to elicit sympathy or supporters for the old merchant who has grown rich III his efforts to try and ltlp his fellow citizens. l., Next came the old "War- Horse" Judge
 Rush He made an appeal to the sympa-
 thies of the people to throw aside their prejudices against Campbell and vote for biml lon a principle of duty. He urged sec
 tiopa!ism in the North, and chuckled at the
 idea of the Southern Counties having for
 gettpn sectionalism, and that there was a chance for Campbell to get some of Hiram's
 supporters, At the close of Judge Rush's
 appeal, three rousing cheers were given for A.. E. Davis. After Judge Rush, followed q bsrangue of oaths from another source,
 which we hear spoken of as disgusting in
 lhe extreme.
 E,i,. Hon. Paul Weber spoke at the close and made a vory good speech, but the thing is cut and dried in this place, and all the ora tors from here to Jerusalem cannot change tine feeling OI this large and intelligent people. Two or three men cannot force upon the voters of Yavapai County man for. whom they do not entertain that degree of confidence which is necessary to elicit support Woolsey and Davis hold sacred place in tue hearts of this people, and the 5th of November will bear us out in the assertion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Candidate For Assembly.

,: M; AoIe ef hirkland having been earnestly so- melted by majority of the voters of Peoples Kirkland Ih0nlpsons and fersusoDes Valleys and walnut Grove 70 become Candidate, has consented and hereby suthoH<es ms name to be used a Candidate for inc novse Sl representatives at the ensuing Election in The following Is copy of the petition or invitation:
 .. IIRKLAsD VALLEY, Oct. 7th 1878
 We the undersigned eitizins of Yavapsi County A. 1T 1o hereoy earnestly request J. M More of Kirkland alley to become Candidate for the Legislators. and we a0 Hereby pledge ourselves to support hirn and use every holoratlte faaAns to secure his election,
 named above.A ~ e taieys
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lDsiiy Mail to the East-Prescott to Santa Fe
 Ff 90 Hours. 'rl. -....t .-r .s.


 ? The new contractors have succeeded ir
 getting their tri-weekly contract increased to seven times week, and the schedule
 time shortened to co hours. This is, in. deed, an improvement on the old contract
 inasmueh ss we get daily service and on
 quicker time. Other things arc also neces- .sary in the premises-s geod road across
 ,he mountains between the Verde and the Little Colorado, und the substitution of good coaches in pisce Of the buckboards and mule back coayeyanees. We want a number one road and number one stage line that will afford capitalists and others an easy transit to our inviting mineral fields, rich agricultural lands and extensive grazing plains With tLese long-felt ne- cessitfes supplied, eur country sii,, seon iili'up with capital and labor, and before we realize the fact, another Star will be ad- ded to the Union, aud its name will be ARIZONA. Service is tocommenee Noy. lst
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
A CARD.

Finding that my business affairs will re- duire my aostrce from Prescott during a part of the coming year, aRd thus prevent my properly attending to the duties or the office of District Attorney, even if elected to that position, hereby withdraw from the contest.
 With sincere thanks to those who were supporting me, Iremain
 -, -;s%: Very respectfully,
 Z..y Ea.: PAUL WEBER. Prescott, Oct. 1ith, 1878.
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nMSI(' SM Good

pEErcMl, SM 17lDOuglass Goodale i q stasfs-reliter from Deadwood, is arrested here. He had deposited S1O,OO0 and some watcles in. his fathers safe. :. New .saflaaas Oct. 11.--Twenty-slx tdeaths SRd 1fB> mw cases to-day. No abatement of the disease Four deaths at Chattanooga and II new cases to-day.
 Cincinatti, Get. 11.-Seven deaths rom yellow fever within 2i hours, near GalIl- polls, O., where an infected steamer was anchored. f.1-- =. = ~ -.'--'
 Natchez, Oct. I,th.-7A fight occurred be- between the Negroes and Whites yesterday, near Waterproof, 36 Negroes killed, and the rest dispersed. =il:1 = x =. Provo. Utah, Oct 17.-SyIyanus COrlett, accused of murder in Is57, discharged
 Deadwocd, Qcts l7.-Sherif and posse in fight with highwaymen, killed Tom. Price a noted robber...,: ...
 Financial.
 =. San Francisco, Oct. II. Gold, 1O05s: legal tenders, H34 9g95s; Mexican fsHafs, fq 90; trade dollars, 97; half dollars, SS24.
 STOCKS.
 Stocks closed: Silver King, Is; Tiptop, 1 10; Alpha, fl; Cal, I3]s; Con. Va. l2sI; G. tv Curry, 15h Eureka,I 4SJz; Justice, Sh; Ophir, 4S!4; Sierra Nevada, l15; Utah. 295a; Yellow Jacket, 251Z; San Navler. l.5O; Union, 15l; Bodie, lsIs; Mexican. 55l4; Oyernan, 23
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
wooEsEY,aHEAn n BVERHwHEItE:
Aecum,ilatsa cojrres,os,de,,se from every

Accumllated corretpondehce from erery part of the Tefritory,; now too ola andy yo- luminous for, publication, gives W0elsey majoritles, and in many precincts,an almost solid vote.s'Pinal, MGfcopa and Yayaphi counties will, on tie 5tll of N6tember, give the Colonel handsome majorities
 while the other counties will send in fair vote, which will insure his election beyond a doubt 'wcplsev is the working mans friend and" candidate He is a farmer, miner, and Stock raiser; his sympathies are all with the laboring classes. HcwiiI look to the wants of every section of the Terri tory, and"at no time forget his flrSt-loveA- Ysvapai County, He was the first white man to settle north of the Gila river in this Territory, He was q citizen of Yatapai county until the county was cut 'pp,, and Maricopa, new county, was formed. He built the. first quartz min in Yayapai-set- tied the first ranch led tic first eXpeditlon against the Apaches brought the first stock cattle into the county for the Indians to devout, and is to-day strong supporter of every measure calculated for the advance
 ment and good of Yayapai. Twoyears ago
 he assisted II. when We needed help, and
 there can be no doubt as to his ability to assist us gsain: and represent us in the. Halls of Cangress, His ten years expori-. ence m our territorial legislature is proof positive tIiat he understands his business, and it iJ 10 be hoped that all people will look to tlieir own interests and that of the teIritoryliRnd cast thcir votes for tho man who has, done, and win continue to do, more than all others for the territory. .sr..'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Candidate For Assemb,y.
fs DLpEcr orpesrTIo,I-ovo

! am before tne people as an Independent wo-L,r n1 oSncdaie Tor the House of Eepresentatvss a .
 nr noselaber 5th, 1878. Laws for the should be protected The Capital for preseo,ss snts & Una, forever. want the position and ask the now ana
 Cienesa, Oct l4th, 1878. 0ho' "' HANCE.
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For tlae Council.

Having been urged by many friends in various por- tons Of this avapail county. to become candidate for tue Legislative Coucn, at the ensuing November election, hereby announce myself Independent Candidate for that position. JOHN HOWARD
 Prescott, Arizona, Sept. 16, 1878.
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For Supervision.

number of citizens of Iavapsi County | hs.ssAsgs nOunce myself candidate fer Sunarxi.o-s sn- coming election Nov. 5;h and if elected promi.. e all economy necessary so the promotion os a e interests of the county. WALES ARNoT eSr
 Beaver Greek, Oct. 12, 1s7S I-I7is ''VeiA-p.
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For Delegate to Congress.

l hereby announce myself ss Candidate to the 46th Congress of the United States, and would say to my fellow citizens that if honored by election will dii- gently labor to promote the interests the entire Terri tory, without regard to section. A. E. DAVIS.
 MINERAL PARK, July 20, 1STS-
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For Delegate to Congress.

To hs 7'Ts Of ATixoaa:
 IL beint pretty generally conceded that Northern Ari- zonG is this year entitled the next Delegate now in accordance with the expressed desire of great citizens of the Territory submit my to the thereof as an Independent Candidate for the office of Delegate ts te 45 Congress Of the United States and zens promising that if elected will do everything pos sble ill an honorable way them and the Terri tory. | -''. JOHN G. CAAIpBEIJ
 Prescott April 22 1873.
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For Sheriff.

iS hs IOsers gf Yapopai countv,
 s hereby aaHaerliice myself as canaf1., sJec,o, h a, the coming November election aS is the dnss na M use all honorable measures to s
 oi 'ne office with fidelity and care. '0'''Ai se Prescott, 4. T. S,,,.5 ,4 is-6 JOSEPH DREW.
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Fore Congress.

To he People of 1Ti:onG:
 very respectfully announce myself as an IHdepsHd- Peoples Candidate for reelection the 46th Con- gress. If ceetsl will rietIg adhere to my for course, and with the advantage of past experi- will labor advance the entire interests of the Ter ritority and her people, To this end solicit the sup port of atl citizens. Very respectfully
 ..... ..' II, $. STEVENS.
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Fer Assembly.

The undersigned has consented in obedience to tba IeIues' oI large number of the voters of Yavsnai Arizona, iH opposition to N. Ellis, oA
 Prescott, Arizona, s,n., sa. 1878. ' Ai'A'
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For County Recorder.

To Inc TJters cf Taropdi County;
 Tn obedience 10 the expressed desire of nanv y... hereby announce myself Independent ,ssssl1s for reelection to the office of Recorder of ys County, at the ensuing November election "afa also take this occasion to return von m, thanks for the support heretofore given me sS that have discharged the duties of the ofirr i es ner satisfactory to all. i'an- Referring the past my best pledge for th. e.. and relying upon the ability experience ought sohss
 sI am very respectfully, - '''ns' Presooss. August 9th, 1878. N-s'VN'
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C. A. Luke, Prescott, 4. T.
 DEAR SIR Mir. Doolittle showed me a letter from you, in which it seems that Mr. Opayke is laboring under a mistake, as am for NIT. Davis now and always have heen, for the reason that think he is the most capable man in the field for the posi- tion. l have nothing against Mr. Camp, bell, bat he is we'll enough off now, and | think he would be out of his place in Con- gross. This place will go for Davls, so will Mohave County. Hoping you will all dc your best for hlm, am very tnaly,
 SAM CRoZIER
 Blackberry A. T., Set. la, 1878.
 The trick of reporting that Mohave coun- ty and all creation is going for Campbell, is of course, all for effect, and in every case, as in this, when investigated, will prove false 0pdyke wanted to bet that sam GrozieT, Ridenhour, and number of of Davls' strongest supporters were for and pFeteuded to know what he was talking about.
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For Treasurer.

,o t .lsan hereby announce myself asa Canda.,o inc Oaee 1f County T-essurer of Ysyanss
 election, November 5th. is7s N Oounty al Prescott, May 18th, ISIS. E-J. COOK
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Our readers and voters are reminded that Wales Arnold is a candidate for Supervisor, and George Hanee for the Assembly.
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For Ssfer;N

a. the cni,,9 an1OSncs myself candidate for sher
 eee,e shah do my duty. The .a,.s, .a, and if ''DAens Is respectfully solictei, '1 lAy fellow
 pilie't, 4. T., May ,.ls7s. Afa k- WALKER.
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For Sheriff.

aid.te se t tHedeTsigned hereby announces bir,ss., Co, TOT rS-eection to the office Of ssstg os ya esn
 at 'he ensuing electioa h. November nert Prescott, 1, T. Hay 4, ls,s. ED. r. BOWERS.
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CAN'T THOMAS, Oct. 1G, 1878. TJ BUTIER:-Davis and myself leave here for Apache to day. Pima county will give Davis from two to three hundred votes. H. NJ HAYES.
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For Superyisor

am before the people InGependent C,.s., for the ofice of Supervisor. Economy and be my watchword if elected. e na
 Prescott, Oct. I5, 1878. .'aEk
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Trustees SchOO! Dist. No.I

The following names by very general degire o, |, taxpayers of school Dist. No. l. presented as $ didaes for Trustees the ensuing election yiy ,s M. BUFFUM, R. H. BUiiMISTER, c. P. HEAD.
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.iANN0UNeEMNTS.
District Attorney.

We are hereby authorized to announce fha CHARLES E. I;UsH. as candidate for inc s asne ot District Attorney of Yavapai county. 0nce q Prescott, A. T. June 7th. 1S7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Fred. Eenry is in town from the Humbug mining district Fred. is one of the "old timers. .....
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District Attorney,

hereby announce myself candidate for tA.. District Attorney at the ensuing November et1e o
 Prescott, June &, 1878. iAn'VN. X
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For the Council.

; PAUL WEBER is announced as a candidate for the Legislative Council in direct opposition to the Mormon Bishop Lorenzo H. Hatch,
 Prescott, Oct. 18th, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

QuAETyrSEf7G. Larsen giyes the fol lowing naa,hpd f,r 'seperating copper and zinc by sulphqretei hydrogen Ry precipitat- ing ono enlys: He noistens the, nrecipitate of sulphureted hydrogen, on the filter, With hydrocloric acid of 1.05. specific gravity, throueto Nh,ohrsuipAareted hydrogen has been psdsiously passed. Aftera moiseening, the fidsop; s snwashed. with sulphpreted :hyr drogen water. eei'.ff .sl. :ivsiI .so;;sas .
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Col. WooIsey will be at Signal. in 1Iohaye county, on Sunday next.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CANDIDATE AHNoUSCE.fESTs.-AmOn der this head will be charged ss follows:
 For Territorial offices, S4o, County offices, S2O and Township offices, S15.
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As southwxrd, Tom Lawton, the murdfrsr, steers, In far Arizona fo dwell. Says Justice: s1 pardon." Bui Mercy in tears cries; ..Hang him and send him to h-r'
 --Argonaut,
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Fer Congress.

To ths ToterS of -frizORd Territory: hereby annolce myself Candidate for Delegate to Congress at the ensuing November election.
 '-'>' KING $. WOOLSEY. Phenix, May 1Odl, 1s7s ..e..-.......
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Prescott, Oct. 1lth, 1878.
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LETTER FROM MoHAyE COUNTY.

AOuASi
 Ehrenberg, Oct. if, 1878.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24
sHERIFF,s SALE.


By virtue of an authority Of an
order, issued from the Office oi the
clerk of the circuit court OF Andfalil
county, Missouri, returnable al the
January term, 1873, OF said court
and to me directed. in favor OF "
q. Barnett, ct. III. vs.. W. {. Barnett
ct. al, in partition of, in and 10 tht
following Described real estate. to-
wit:
Southwest, northeast section twelve
(12) township fifty (5i) range nm
~ and lot three (3) block sixteenth
original town of Mexico, lying an
being in the said county OF AudrtiI
and State of Missouri; and / viii,
on
THURSDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF FEB
RUARY. 1873,
between the hours of nine O'Clock i'll
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the east
front door of the court house, IN the
city OF Mexico, county of Audra1n
aforesaid, sell the same, or as mucll
as is required at public vendue. to
the highest bidder.
Terms, one-third cash, one-third in
twelve months and one-third in two
years, to draw ten per cent from
day OF sale.
Ii. GLASCOCK.
S9-3t. Shrif of Audrain County.