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County Correspondence.
written for The Spirit of Democracy.)
From Malaga Township.
MuToNsBURa OgIo. ian 6 is,


MILToNsBURG OHIo. Jan 6, 1879 e
Ed SPIRIT: The holiday season i,
about over, but we wish to write a few
words in regard to a Christm as tree
treat, &c, which was given to and by
the German N E Sunday School. in
their church on Wills Creek, on New
Years night instead of Christmas. ~.
( On entering we saw the tree in front
of the pulpit, and it was nicely trimmed
and brilliantly illuminated and we'll filled
with candy for the little ones The ex.
ercises began with an address by the
pastor, which was appreciated by all =
Next was an exhibition in the way OF
declamstions. dialogues, recita!ions pro.
ticiencv in S. S scholarship, &c inter.
spersed with some very foe music by
the entire school in connection with the
organ. Next on the programme was the
treat, which, judging by appearances
vas joyfully and thankfully received by
all And we venture to saw, all present
thought it an nj,yahle affair n"twi:h
standing the crowded house All went
home happy, and some very speedily
owing to the good condition of our
roads. We hope that continuance OF
the same happiness may continue through
1879 May the Gver of all good bless
the Church and Sunday School in their
efforts to do good and promote the
bappiness of all within their influence
A SUB cRIBER
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DIR. Mary Walker.

More masculine than ever 80 far as dress
is concerned, is again about Cngress,
urging action upon her claim for services
alleged to have been rendered in the late
war. In one petiti,n, filed to-day, she
demands acton without further delay I;
because, she saws, her claim has been
pending long en- ugh. In another docu
ment she demands that her "name be
placed on the pension roll for an amount
equal to the pension OF the wealthy Mis-.
D,hlgren, and other women who havp
done nothing personal in the service OF
the General G ,vernment" The Doctor
signs herself Late Acting Assistant
Surgeon, o. S. AZ sA 979cw
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Persons who are opp 'sed to the in
Fiction Of the death penalty have peli.
toned the Legislature OF Indiana to atol
ish capital punishment. In order thai
the members may he convinte ed of the
barbarity Of the punishment, three mus.
derers are to he hanged on the 29ih inst
directly under the walls Of the Legislative
halls The principle is much the sam"
as that employed by the oldsfashioned
temperance lecturers, each of whom was
accompanied by an "awful example,"
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Feels Young Again.

"MY motner was af1 { ed long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy, inscl
i've condition of the whole system head.
ache, nervous prostration, and was al
most helpless M physicians or medi.
cines did her any good Three months
ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with
such good effect that she seems and feels
Young again, although over 10 years old
We think thereis no other medicine ct
to use in the family."-A lady, Provl.
dence. r 4ye.r
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rMr. yooRu rEs !, as introduced into

F Mr.. VOORHEES, has introduced into
the Senate bill to make trade dollars
legal tender, and to provide for their be
ing taken up and coined into standard
dollars The latter part Of the bill is
eminently proper, but the legal tender
provision is subject to grave doubts l,
would open the door for another specu
la,ion in this coin Its issue was blum
der. and it should be recoined out OF
existence as soon as practicable.
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This Is Resumption.

NEwBURGH, N. Y, January 6.-The
operatives ofthe Newburgh Steam Cotton
Mills were placed on half time to-day.
The low price of manufactured goods is
given as the cause.
A SPECIAL from Cohoes N. Y, says
tha the Harmon, Cotton Mills, employ
ing $500 hands, and producing 100000
wards of cotton goods day, have re-
duced their working time to three days q
week, in order to reduce production aud
siiffen prices. sgfa e
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b NOTICE TO aissT
Civil Engineers Surveyors. Wy, lx

- = ~
&c "aso
NOTICE is hereby given, thar sealed Sso.
~ posals will Be received ct the Auditors
Once, Woodsaeld, Monroe County Ohio, untll
noon onthe go 0N .Vs
Sd day Of March, 1879,
TO construct the necessary maps snd plsts
to enable the several District Assessors. IN
the county aforesaid. to correctly rsappfaiss
all the real estate In said COUNTY. Zach
township must Be plated separately anon .
scale Of two aud one ,hsh Of one inoh TO the
mile. Township, range and section sllpes
with their proper numbers must Be distinctly
marked and shcwn on said plsts.
Also. the boundary lines Of eash tsaot or
parcel of land in each section. must b.
shown, together with the owners name and
contents in scres, or parts OF IN sore. IL
In townships where villages spsSIsi dis
tricts, or corporations are sisuated, such
sections or ,speoial school districts or corpo--
rations must be plated on ! separate plaa
to scale Of eight inches 70 the mile, show.
ing the villages; number Of lots and Ssets
Of lots and all out.lots or tracts Of land In.
such District or Corporations. with owNslss,
names thereto attached. .fsafz,e "a
The bid must state the amount jsr each,
township separate. The work must be done
In . vorkmaulike manner and AsisAsd By
the nrss Monday in January, ,lss0.s ,Essh bid
must be accompanied BY = COED and sufh.
cient bond of 81, zoo. 70 Sbesens due and
payable in case the bidder sAsll fail or refuse
to enter into contract in acsosassos wish the
Aforesaid proposal. 81 ssooi sEissg
The Commissioners ,sssrvs ths siehk "a
reject one or all bids. ID 5. aniiassss ssai{
BY order Of the Connissionsrs. sshhnss
e esiaasy iv u. HO8RHLR,
ss "a Auditor Monroe County, 0AsA
decl6rsva.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, January The Minister oi
Finances OF Spain, in a telegram to Cap
tain General Camisos says: The Mad
rid Government will in March next con.
tract for Is. 100000 kilogrammes OF Vir.
einia and Kentucky tobacco, Of which
10 per cent is to be medium leaf and s.
per cent. lugs, delivered in twenty six
months, beginning at the end of May
next, and continuing until the end ol
July. 1881" ~" ~ @
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Seriously Burned.

CAMBRIDGE o. January 7.-Another
very serious accident occurred at 7Scott's
coal mines, near here, this afternoon.
A little five-vear- old eolored girl named
McPhers m was left in house alone,
when bv M means her clothes caught
fire, and, before rescued, her head, back
and arms were burned in ffightful man
ner. 9t,s 5g.g,. y..5sa3 .u
A little child Of Jbhn Harris. of West
c ,mbridge, fell into CRATE fire to-day,
and was severely burned about the head
and arms. a5a
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s34s,ss1.Ols
~They are having bio sensation

HThey are having big sensation
at Leetonia, O., over the marriage OF
Mr. Harvey Weeden and a Miss Ander
son Rev. Alexander. of Leetonis, was
invited to perform the ceremony, but,
when ready to commence, the discovery
was, made that no license had been OBJ
tained. The parents of the young lady
opposed the match, and so the necessary
p apers could not be had. The woman
was equsl to the emergency Ather pro
posal the party adjourned over the State
line into Pennsylvania, and the minister
then pronounced them man and wife, the
ceremony, taxing place in the public
road And now brother Of the young
lady has made his appear ance, assaulted
his new brother-in-law, threatened the
officiating clergyman with death, and
caused q lively state Of affairs general.
lu wv W B'tatA'itlN eisSt p ifii 2 f1L p!
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iq An Arkansas balloonist, while making
an ascension, a few days ago, fell 1000
feet aud was instantly killed. aD
Barnesville, Belmont county,. opposes
the county seat removal because she
thinks $4,000 for her new sch ,ol
house is enough ofa tax to be saddled
upon ber at one time. ''''s
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R Governor BIsHoP's Message is O
plain, straightforward document, con
fined exclusively to the affairs Of the
State. His statements are generally
clear, and his recommendations judi
cious There is no attempt at "ane
writing: - on the contrary his style is of
ten negligent. oa at.Ii ls.D hea E
As a business document it will not
suffer greatly in comparison with HAYES
Message to Congress, en- - ,g
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Unsolicited Testimonials.

It would be easy to ill an entire pa.
per with the unsolicited teslim onl ais
which, have been given by physicians,
clergyman and other educsted persons,
in favor OF Dt Prices Cream Baking
Powder. Every professional man who
has used it in his family will certify t.
its being wholesome, and the most per-
feet made.
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,ETk may be nh right for the gov
eernnsnt TO farnish chip and crew to
carry GIANT around the world, and it
may beialhright to giyeahis son a years
leave OF absence on fnli pay: but while
we are tolersting these things let Us dis
,creetiys keep onr moutlPs shut about the
roysi families of Europe living In luxury
OF o tax-ridden people, ~ ,ass9 ,so9
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Suffering of the Poor in England.

suffering OF the Poor in England.
LONDON, January 6.-The weather is
again cold and there has been an increase
OF distress in every quarter during the
pas. week. At Manchester, Friday, there
we're 3 900 applications from heads OF
families, representing 1a 500 persons, tp
the relief commitee, aud Ssturday
4 600 fresh applications During the
week 1900 families have been relieved
in Woaverhampton.a Considerable in
crease of distress is also reported from
Sheffield. leoe 5agi ua
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On EEThe city authorities OF Cork, Ire
land, suubbsd GRANT because OF an in
suit given while President to the Irish
people and especially to the Catholics
III shes should be candidate for Presi
sdent the snubbing will be repeated witt
sAarsber and Stronger emphasis. 9aR
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Cold Weather in Geor gia.

ATLANTA, January 7.-Skating in Az
ilanta for the first time in twenty years,
Thousands ,ofpounds Of ice have been
cut aud packed here, the 6rst time ever
such thing was kap pwn. There is
great snff'ring among the poor. The
city 10 relieving the sufferers.
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DIR. G. McLANE'S
PILL S

are not recommended as remedy "for all
the illsthat fesh is heir to, but in affections
Of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases of
that character, they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better eathartic can be used preparatory
10, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid with
the impression DR.. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS
,Insistiupon having the genuine DR.. c. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full of limitations of the name McLane,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
iunsz5,TSY.
L.
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u fEThe greatest Nation on earth
0Should not he mean in its little pur.
u chases, but is not $1,000 apiece rather
: too ,much for $50 sewing machines?-
The com nittse on public expenditures
find nine we're bought at these generous
& figures ds 40 sa
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rGEAsr orentled the Catholic. by

AGRANT 0Mentted the Catholics oy
his insulting Iowa letter on the school
questi,,s; De offended tiie Feuians by the
manner of his interference in their affairs
OF May, 1870; and he oil ended the lrish
people generally by refasing 10 receive
4she CON yratalations OF Ireland" at the
Ceaterniaa. aIfas SIS srlsE .s.nea.
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SHERIFF'S SALE s,.o s,.o
Thomas Cline s. sno., Exsrs;.
vs.. $40 tinE.ag eatl
,r..a. David Mills etux. ~ !.


RY virtue Of certain vsndiu expenss
u issued from the court Of common pleas
within and for ths county Of Monroe. and
State of ohio in "a case pending IN ssid esuYt
between the above named parties; and TO me
directed, will Offer for sale 1t public auction
ON the premises, in Perry township on
Saturday, the 1lth day Of January, 1879.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 1. nd. and 4
o'clock p N Of said day the Following de-
scribed personal property. .rto'wit:
One-foarth Of one thresher and cleaner ma
chine,four acres more or less Of growing wheat,
one 2-horse lumber wagon, also enc brown
mare, z years old, blind in right eye. white
spot in forehead. IS the property Of David
Mills.
WV. READ,
dec31, ,78v2. - Sheriff u. C. O.
Okrr 4 OHEr, Att'ys Tor plsiAtif.
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~It affords us much pleasure to see
that SHERMAE's 0adherentsI are making
some progress, in working up his chan
.oes ford Presidential nomination The
people should have an opportunity to
E express their opinion of Mr., SHERMAN.
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THE GENUINE
DIR. G. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

NHE countenance is pale and leaden.
L eolored, with occasional hushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilatej an azure seinicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is it.
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
OF the ears; an unusual secretion Of
salivai Shiny or fufredE tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with knawing sensation Of the stom-
.ach, at others, entirely gone; feeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir.
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfreduently tinged with blood;
Jelly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener.
ally irritable, &c. ~
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, tE
DIR. c. SMcLANE'S7 3VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, not fSpabk Of doing the slightest
injury to the most tender infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
M1FUGE bears the signatures Of G. Nc
LANE and FLEMING BRos.1 on the
wrapper. ' ? -:o:-- 30 e
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1of EETHURxaN respectfully hnt firmly
oadsclinesto he a candidate for Governor.
e Upon mature reflection it win be gene,
rally, agreed that the Senator's head is
!, about level. ts ,i, 5k,e7f,, -5sssr,f
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EFwhen Decoration Day comes
again President HAYES should gather a
: nice bouquet OF dog fennel and deposit
1T, bedewed with tears. on The grave OF
y his Civil Service Reform. t asA
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The Road that the Greenbacks Has
Travelled for Seventeen Years.

N W that The greenhack dollar has at
last reached par, il is instructive to look
over its long, wearisome, dangerous and,
at times, almost hopeless journey. Cnm-
mencing on the first day of January.
1862, we trace its journey as follows.
Atthe respective dates below the gold
dollar was worth in paper the am unit
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= EEWe notice that several papers ia
vor the nomination of LORENZO DAN
FORD as the Republican candidate for
e Governor. sa5s. 81,
sss We notice also that most of these are
Democratic papers gf
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~All the Republic an papers are

T All the Republican an papers are
gloryipg In the statement that now thai
gold Ilcan be had for greenbaeks every
body prefers the gseeabaclcs. aai1
Ii might be in order to enquire. where
was The wisdom or ststesmapship iI i'm
poyerishipg the oeuntry and rulning tens
.,f thousands of gorthy people for the
70 ,lish purpose Of making gold aecessi'
bic to people who do not Haptitf
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Vanderbilt's Enormous Wealth.

Vanderbilt's Enormous Wealth.
The fn'l,wi G estimate of the pusses
sion OF The Vanderbilt, family is from a
tnlerahlv au hsntic source. and is teliev-
d TO he below rather than above the
'ctual wealth OF William n. and bis FAINT
~ assncistes -
Stock No. shsres. Valve
Western Union Telegraph 80 900 IS AGO 900
N. Y. Central 900 600 6S.4000 900
Harlem 100 900 5000. 600
Lake Shore 250O00 16 $50 900
Michigan Central 100 600 1000 0c0
Canada Southern bonds S.000,8O0 6.O00.000
Canada Southern--About
half of stock 1000. 900
Interest in feeders TO
various lines tnon-pros
ductive). sleeping car
stock, cattle yards. real r
estate, etc ID OOU.UUU
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Germany and the French Elec-
tiOnS. Sh

BERLIN, January 8.-The German
press manifests great satisfaction With
the elections in France, The North Ger
man Gazette inumates that the republic
can reckon on the s, mpaihy Of Germany
so long as ils policy reflects the moder-
ate views of Gambelta.
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RiOtOus Students.

Sr PErERsBURa, January S.-The
Kharkoff Veloinarv school has been bro.
ken up and Kieff University closed in
consequence of the riotous demonstra-
tions of the students.
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naITT NfT-l-Tr Tl7-T - - " ),
"a, EE Tha service required OF the
,BsArNe. TeLLER committee ! is that they
squeeze the outrage turnip for blood
with which to dsepen the color on the
fading ont 'hioody shirt"
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awMoney, is becoming so influential

in cosytntions and elections that in a
fss years instead Of asking, "Who is
the candidate for Congress in your dis,
striet r. we saall inquire. 'Whose pocket
Nook Is RAINING for Congress in your
district r. s ,,,,i. : nv - .'l'..' 3..
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,ooi HEThe Republican party machine Is
masainst Mr. VAN voRHEsfor Governor
aHAYss has about concluded TO have
asGARrrELD nominated, =
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R-Wha Z downright impndence to
,saik about R'esamptioa infatinl3 the cur.
,sency by al ding gold to the circulating
.mediam! The fact is thst Resumption
has, not only caused nearly all the gold
ito be locked up, bat one-third Ct the
.ersenbacks ~ we'll There is less money
IN active circuia tion now than at any
time is fifteen years , 80
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,s,, EF Those who profess to he wise on
! + the subject say that there will be de-
is9mand for hogs at fair prices for next
% Sunnmer's packing. @ na
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sls EThree dollars was The price
charged for the Bib OF January supper
ulat ,Cplumbus-one dollar for what was
& eaten and two dollars fox the &c.
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-iana' eE BfArxE's committee have already
ssnccpeded in finding colored man who
Il testi6es that he was "skeert." s
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a@On Saturday afternoon sad acci-
dent occurred in the, family of Mr.. Chris
tian Bippus in the Fourth ward. Mrs
Bippus was absent attending the funeral
of friends child. Mr.. Bippus was
about the hpuse most of the time bis wife
was absent; but short time before the
accident occurred he had stirred up the
fire in the kitchen slove and put the ket.
tie on to be ready to prepare the evening
meal on the return Of Mrs. Bippus, whom
he mumentarily expected. After put.
ting the kettle on the stove Mr.. Bippus
left the house and had been absent but
about quarter fan hour when he was
informed that two of his children had
been scalded. The three children-aged
10, and Q vears-were in the kitchen.
The four.year old boy climbed on the
stove. hearth--h older brother was in
the act of taking him down when he
seized the bail of the kettle and pulled it
and its then boiling contents over on the
6oor. Tie younger child was near the
stove and was pushed over, falling on
its back the boiling water spread over
the floor, flowing under the little child
and scalding it from the loins to its feet,
so severely that it lived but short time.
The older bov also fell ON the q ,or and
was severely scaldpd on the left knee and
all the way down the outside tho right
leg ; he was so haliy scalded that for a
lime il was thought he could not live, but
he IS low doing well. The other child
escaped without injury. Dr.. Kurz was
called and did all that ,uld be done to
relieve the suffering ch,ldren, but the little
one was only to be relieved by death,
which came in a short time. The sad
parents haye the deepest sympathy Of
manv3 friends 7in their great SORROW.
Bel laire Independent 9th inst. paa
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Office Of Governor ia still
katrampiog over the State in search OF the
right man Y fe -
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3di fEEThere is fair prospect OF an al
2Nance9 hetween the Democrats and the
oa aGreenbackers in this State. *
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SlaOOl0 600

1t is reported Of the late William B. As
tor that be once asked friend who was
envying his wealth: "Would You he
willing to attend to this vast estate with
all i's multiplied cares for your clothing,
board, and r,deing ?" Upon his friends
looking surprised. Astor said; THAT is
all receive" II is probably true, as
matter fact, that, next to the verypoor
and miserable, the person who is to be
most pitied is the one whose possessions
are enorm US.
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DY virtue Of certain order of sale issued
from the court d common pless within
and for the county Of Monroe ando State Of
Ohio in case pending Ia said court between
the above named parties, and 70 me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction xt the
east dopr Of the court house in Woodsfsld,
on
Saturday, tie l5tEddvef .1aaAdry. 1879
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. M and &
O'Clock p, m, Of said day the following de-
scribsd real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, to wit: 'in9H aae s7spe quo
The east half Of lot number forty ID the
village Of Woodsdsld. being sixty six feet
front and sixty feet back. sf,4it W
Bald property SO ordered to be sold II ap--
praised at Sl.433, and may sell for two.
thirds Of said sppraissmsnt. Terms u .sslsr,
Cash. st7o -.,,,its g.; s,,f,.
asa@er IS. raiW WM. RBAD,,
dec74,'78w5. "a h 4 Sheriff ". CO..
HuSrKR b AALtost, Ats'ys. tisd 9nCl