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President Garfield-His Condi-
ton.

WASHINGTON, July l0-Midnisht TT q
President was somewhat restless this evening
and complained q little of pains in his feet.
After his wound was dressed he beoamo more
comfortable. lIe hns been sleeping, waking
at intervals thus far in tho night, and his
condition is about ns it has been during the
day.
The following was sent this morning.:
WASHINGTON, July Ito Lowell. minis :
ter, London: At the beginning Of tho tenth
day since he was wounded the symptoms Of
tho President are oil hopeful md favorable.
Snppnration goes on with no highor pulse Or
temperature than should be expected Ills
milk diet of pint and pint and half per
day is relshed and digested. His physioal
strength keeps up wonderfully. and his mind
is entirely clear and active without showing
excitement Ills physicians do not count him
beyond danger, but tho general confidence in
his recovery is strengthened every hour.
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary.
COLUMBUS, O.. July ll.-Governor Fost or
has sent tho following telegram to the Gov
ernors of the States and Terri ories:
GovERNoR's OFFICE. COLUMBUS. O., July
l0.-To Harris M. PIaistod, Governor Of
Blaine; The present indications strongly en-
courage the hope that the President will re-
cover from the effects Of the horrible attempt
on his life. 1t must occur to al that it would
be most fitting for the Governors of the seye"
raj States and Territories to issue proci,: ma
s'ons Getting apart day to be generally
agreed upon for Thanksgiving and praise to
Almighty God for the blessed deliverunce of
our President, and for this great evidence of
Ills goodness to this nation. If this sugges.
ton meets your appreciation, permit mo to
name the Governors of Now York. Pennsyl-
vana. Kentucky, Maryland and Ohio as o
committee to tx upon the day to be so Oh.
served. Please reply.
CHARLES FOSTER.
WASHINGTON, July l2.-sThe President is
better than he has been at any time since ho
was shot," said DR.. Bliss, tho physician in charge
this afternoon, "and every day and hour adds
to the hopes Of his recovery"
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LOCALS,
At Last !!

All lawns, pieuos, muslins, white and
fancy, ladies' white and colored gloves,
gents white gloves and various other things
ut cost. and when l say cost, mean it An
extra lot of gonts' shirts, white and fancy
laundered and unlaundered. A nice line OF
worsted jeans, Of all grades. Tinware,
east hollow ware, groceries and yrovisone
in fact, more complete atoea than ewes
before, and must and am deternined to sell
en- caper than ever. only ask that you give
mo call before buying esewheIe.
W. Il, REID.
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70 Physicians.

beg leave to call your attention TO tire fact
that have on hand the finest preparations, such
as Tildcn's Specialies, Sharpe & Dohmes fine
hn'd extracts, pill, granules, &c., Trommers
Malt extracts, all kinds and the finest medi-
cinal elixcrs, 80 pleasant to take. A cordial
invitation is extended you 10 examine my stock
aGd your orders will be filed promptly and
accurately. V. L. NORMAN.
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CAMDEN, s. O., July 10.--At Q O'Clock
to day James Clyburn, aged about nineteen, !,
shot John Sbeorn at the atter's house with
doub 10 barreled shot gun. Sheorn lived
only fow minutes. CIyburn entered She.
orn's house with tho gun and fred one
shot, dropped tho gun and ran of. Sbeorn
picked up tho gun and fired tho other
barrel at CIyburn's head. Clyburu fled,
and being hotly pursued pulled pistol
aud shot himself, tho ball going within a
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fSt. Louis Chronicle. I

Advice is cheap, tlfeadfuliy cheap. But wt
fn9ist be true to Dur instincts of humanity attd
tell our suffering friends to use St. jacobs Oil
and surprise their rheumatism and themselves
also at the result. j., p. L. Harvey, Esd.. Of
Chicago, says: wotild be rccreant to ny Idaty
to those afflicted did l. Hol raise my ySits in it's
praise.
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Attorney General MaoYeagh has at len 9Th
apparently given up tho idoa of Il conspiracy.
lie says 90 in on interview. Tho detectives
have exploded every Clue furnished them, and
it has been pretty well established that, in.
sane or not, Guitoau was alone in tho crime.
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"Adger College Of walhalla, s. O., is greatly
In need Of funds for apparatus and general ex-
penses Prof. Legare is now In tho North ond
Will be greatly obliged by donations from those
who are willing to aid an interesting, useful
and excellent institution In tho heart Of tho
South. Every indication that the South is
building up her schools and colleges is to be
hailed with pleasure. She has raised $50. 900
at homo for Adger College and will gladly
receive more from the North."-New York Oh.
server.
Nearly all the parties to whom Prof. Legare
had letters Of introduction in New York and
Baltimore were at the various summer resorts,
but tho publicity given the college by the above
extract Will call attention TO it's wants and Il
may DO the means of securing aid in the future.
Prof. L. has the promise Of a student from
Canada.
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Received this weck another beautiful lot of
silk lace mitts; also cotton lace mitls, cheap and
pretty. D. BIEMANN, Son g. 90.
Buy Fowler's fly fan at Bicmann's and eat
your meals in peace.
The New Reform" unlaundred dress
shirts ia the best in tho market. Prioe ST..
For sale by D. Bemann, Son & Co.
Now is tho time to paint your houses and
remember that D. Biemann, Sun & Co. keep
the best stock OF paints and oils in town.
Royal Grown White Lead will look better
and last longer than any in the market.
If You want something that is good in tho
way Of pure liquors go to Biemann's Bar and
drink f. W. Wagner & Co.'s "Old Grow" rye
whskey.
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Notice ?

THE County Com mmissioners havo q
call meeting Of tho Board in their Office
on SATURDAY, July 28d. The Super
visors of eaoh Highway District are re-.
quested to meet tho Board on that day at
the office Of Messrs. Keith & Verncf,
Walhalla, s. G.
j. s. WERNER, Clerk,
July ID, 1881 35:2t
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half inch Of the heart. Olyburn was ar.
rested and is In Jail. He is rsputed to
DO desperate character, having been iu
two or three bad scrapes before. A wo..
man Of i'll fame is at the bottom of It.
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trlct conference OF the Meth odist Church South
at lis recent session was 10 set apart o special
hour for prayer to God to interpose his power
Tor Tho restoration Of tho President. The Sec
retary was also ordered to forward 10 Mrs. Gar.
field and family the sympathies of the Confer.
enoo, which he did in tue following commune
cation:
GREENwooD,S. s. G., July 6, 1881.
10 Mrs' P'esident Garfield, Executive Mansion,
Washington, d. c.:
DEAR MADAM-We, with the whole nation,
mourn on account Of tho atrocious crime com.
mitted upon the person of our esteemed Chief
Magistrate, your husband. We arc held In
distressing suspense on account of the serious
condition of his wounds and an instructed
to inform you that to-day the Cokesbury Dis
triet Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, in session in this town, Sc, apar,
On hour for special prayer for The recovery Of
our President and for the comforts Of. Divine
grace for his family in their great trial; and Ia
say that you have our earnest sympathes and
continued prayers in The trying ordeal through
which you are passing
A. ). STOKES,
o., 49, ~ u. TN
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: Union Me Getting.

>S~A ~sASoeAASs
The union meeting Of The second section Of
the Fork Association will bo held at Bethlehem,
beginning on Friday before tho fifth Sunday IN
July.
FRIDAY.
Introductory sermon by Rev. g. II. Carter.
Is tho custom of our churches in missionary
work in accordance with apostolic usages9--
Revs. ]. NJ. Sanders and Rowland Cobb.
SATURDAY.
What course ought our churches to pursue
with reference 10 drunkenness?-Ro J. g.
West and Il. l.. Sisk.
How can We best enlist the sympathies of our
members in Sunday school work?-G v. Hunter
and j. W. Strbling.
The duty of q church towards its pastor? -.-J.
H. Davis and J. R. Petty.
Miscellaneous business.
SUNDAY.
Sunday school mass meeting.
Missionary sermon OF IL A. NJ. by Rev. E. L.
Sisk.
Capt. G.. ]. Greene, of Fort Madison. in
learning of the attempt to assassinate the presi
dent, sent him the following despatch, which We
believe speaks the sentiment of the people OF
the entire State.
Fonr MADISON, s. G. July 4, 1881.
10 The President Of the United States: The peo
pie Of South Carolina sympathize with YOU IN
your great misfortune. From the mountains tc
tho sea every heart offers up prayer for your
safety and every tongue denounces tho awful
crime that has struck you down.
G.J. GREENE.
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"au VI III lauie IL at the D0ttom OF 1t.
A GREAT ENTERpRIsE-Tho Hop Bitters
Manufacturing Company is ono Of Rochester's
greatest business enterprises. Their Hop
Bitters have reached sale beyond all proce.
dent, having from their intrinsic valuo found
thoir way into almost every household in the
land. Graphic.
ROUND 0. CoLLEToN CoUNTy, July o.
This 0 immunity was startled last night by
the murder of Horny Walker, colorod. in
Red Oak Swamp, near Mr.. Wm. Riddiok's
turpstine still. The boy, Henry Walker, was
at Mr.. Riddiok's store and left in company
with Tom Tracy and Charles Simmons, all
colored, about dark. Tom Tracy had mus
ket when ho left tho store Tho report OF a
gun was heard little while later in the di-
direction of tho murder, but no special at
tention was given to it at tho time. Two
boys wero seen running By the house Of Wm.
Walker. the father of tho murdered boy, lust
after tho gun was heard. and soon after the
victims dog came homo. THIS led the father
to suspect something wrong and he sent his
Oldest son to see what had become of Horny,
when he found him dead, With his brains
blown out. Trnl Justice j. A. Ackerman
was Immediately notified and warrant was
issued for the arrest Of Tom Tracy and
Charles Simmons. Tho inquest will be held
to day when, Isuppose, further developments
will be made.
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BEATTY'S Organs. IL useful stops, s
sets reeds only 500 Pianos $l9S up.
Bsg" illustrated Catalogue Frce Address
BEATTYj Washington, N. j.!
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COLUMBUS, Ga, Aug. "a. 1877,

DR.. G. j. MorFerT. Dear Doctor-We
gave your "Teethna" (Tcething Powders) to
our little grandchiId With the bappies,
results. The effccts we're almost magical and
certainly moro satisfactory than from any
thing we over used. Yours very truly,
JOSEPH s. KEY,
Pastor of St. Paul Church.
AUGUSTA. GA, Feb. G, 1873
| take pleasure in saying that I have usod
Dr.. Moffett's Teethina for my infant with
entire satisfaction. 1t fully and pleasantly
accomplishes the purposes for which it is
recommended. C[IAS, T.. STAPLES.
For sale by V. L. Norman and Wright s.
Sigh.
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Kenmore University High School
MIERST C. H., Va. Highest grade; select:
a Limited; Preparatory to tho University Of
Virginia. Session begins September s. 1881 /.
For circulars apply TO II. A. STROBE. Prn.
July ID, 1881 86-2m
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THRESHER, THRESHER!

THE people in the neighborhood Of walhaT1a,
\ raising small grain, such as Wheat, Rye and
Oats. will find New Thresher and Separator
at MANNERS MILL, one mile South of Wal
halla. Prompt attention given and satisfaction
guaranteed. june 2-lmo
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Secretary Cokesbury District Conference c
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The union meeting Of The second section Of
tho Fork Association will bo held at Bethlehem,
beginning on Friday before tho fifth Sunday in
TIL,
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CHARLES FOSTER.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-"The President is
better than no has been at any time since ho
was shot," said Dr. Bliss, tho physician in charge
this afternoon, 'and every day and hour adds
to the hopes of his recovery"
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1T Is FoUND AT LAST !-Somcthing new uhder
the sun. new era is dawning upon woman.
Hitherto she has been called upon to suffer tho
Ills OF mankind and her own besides. The fire.
quent aud distressing Irregularities peculiar
60 her sex have long been to her the "direful
spring of woes unnumbered.' In the mansion
of the rich au'l hoyel Of poverty alike woman has
been the constant yet patient victim Of thou
sand ills unknown to man-and without rem
edy. 'Oh Lord, how long u in the agony of
her soul, hath she cried. But now the hour of
her redemption is come. She will suffer no
more, for Brad6eld's Female Regulator, "Wo-
mans Best Friend" is for sale by J. NJ GIBBES
Il Co
Prepared by Dr.. ]. Brad6eld, Atlanta, Ga,
price, 81 SO per bottle.
Jan IL oowam
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SheriFs Sales.

DY virtue of Sundry Executions to mo directed,
- l will sell, before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in March next, within
the legal hours of Sheriff. sales, the following
property, to wit
One tract of land, located in Draytonvilie
Township, Union County, belonging to the Mag
netic Iron Company of South Carolina, contain
ing 1000 acres, more or less, bounded as fol-
lows: on the East by Broad River, on the South
by lands Of G.. F. Turner, Henry Bonner, Thos.
Service, Samuel Jefferies and John Barnhill, on
the West and North by the Union and Spartan
burg County line and lands belonging TO the
Magnetic Iron Company in Sportanburg County:
levied on and to be sold rs the property Of the
Magnetic Iron Company Of South Carolina, at
the suits of F. G. Latham a2d A. NJ. Latham.
ALSO.
All that tract of land, SET off TO George w. Hill,
MS Homestead. whereon he now lives, con-
tanning two hundred acres, more or less, bound
ed by lands Of j. T. Hill and s. NJ. Ric.; levied
on and to be sold as the property Of George w.
Hill, at the suits of s. NJ. Dawkins. as Ex-
ecutor of VIM. Dawkins, against George Hill,
tors, against George W. Hill, and others against
George W. Hill
will SELL on Tuesday the 9th day Of March
next, on the plantation Of Samuel Jetferies.
where E. A. Mcdaniel lived, within the legal
hours Of Sheriff s Sale, about seventy five BUSH
els corn, more or less, about eight hundred bum
dies fodder levied on and to be sold tho
property Of Z. A. Mcdaniel under a warrant to
seize crop under lien, ut the suit of Lipscomb
ALSO.
will sell, on Tuesday, the Srh day of March
next, on the plantation of George Graham. within
the legal hours of Sheriff 9 sales, one half of q
levied on aud TO be sold as tho property OF Ed
ward Jeter, under n warrant to seIzc crop under
lien, Mt the suit of j. w. Graham.
February the 18th, 1881.
r. MACBETH, S. U. c.
Feb Is 3t
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MARRIEn-

PRATHER-RAY.-M Married, on the 18th
ult., at the residence Of Mr.. Thos. ii. Gore, in
Union County, by Rev. c. McSmith, MIR. RUrUs
j.. PRArHEn. Of Laurens County, to Miss MARY
RAY Of Union.
WILSON-ALVERSON.- Married, Feb. %,
1881, by Rev. J.,B. Wilson. Mr.. 8. ]. WILSON,
OF Grsenville County, to bliss JULIA 2. ALysR:
nD baptist Courier please copy.
FOSTER-FARRAR.-M Married on wednes.
day 23d Of February 1881. at the residence of
the brides parents, by the Rev. Robt. Hett
Chapman d. D., Miss SALLIE G. FARnAR of
Union County 8. c., to ]. A. FosrEn Of Spartan.
burg, 8. G.
JOHNSON N-THOMAS.-Murried at the res
'idence of the brides parents, in Looxahoma
Tate Co.. Miss, on February 18th, by Rev. +.
Il. King, Mr.. j. C. JOHNSON, to Miss CoRRIE,
daughter of w. X. Thomas, formerly of Union
County, 8. G..
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AN ExTRA SEssIoN.-It Is quietly fumored
that the General Assembly will be called together
about the 10th Of next November. The amount
and Importance Of the work TO be done at the
next session will require timo. II is poor econ
omy TO attempt to crowd the work Of two months
fntp one. Considerable time Is occupied by
every Legislature in suppl, ing the omissions
md correcting the errors Of its predecessors, -
Tax payers like short sessions, but they dielike
crude legislation. The session, if it's work be
thoroughly done, must either be prolonged after
the holidays or IL must commence early in No.
fember.-BdrnUcH PeopEc.
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Piedmont Seminary for Young
Ladies'.
PIEDMONT HOUSE,
SPARTANBURG, S. C.


A HIGH-CLASS SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
n recently opened at Spartanburg, S. c., and
located in the fhvorite Piedmont House, on Main
Street, long known as one Of the most charming
Summer Hotels in the "up-country." Its broad
piazzas. spacious corridors and airy apart
ments afford ample and excellent accommoda-
tion for q large, first class Female College.
The Piedmont will be found to be thoroughly
good school and n refined Christian home. Our
teachers are competent, our methods excellent
combining the latest improvements in the art
Of education) and our facilities for making our
pupils thoroughly conversant with the several
branches SfsLiterature, Science, Mathematics
and Philology taught, First Class.
Terms PEn. SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS:
These wifbe found as low as at any school o
the same ssndard:
BOARD, ueluding fuel, furniture, lights, etc. $50
In Collegiate Department (including Latin
ana french )......... .......................SZo w
In intermediate (Gving q sound Eng
lish trainiDg) 20 90
In Primary ................. II SO
Contingent Fee (for each Department.. l so
Pupils received at any time and charged from
date Of entrance.
Bills for each session payable half in advance
and balance at end of first ten weeks.
B6S- Send for Circulars and references.
Present Session ends June 18th and the Au-
tumn Session Commences Sept. l2.
aa j. HENRY HAGER, A. NJ.
Principal,
.Sp>RAvrp- February 10th 1881!
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"BLAcK-DRAUoHT" cures costive-
mess and -Hendache.
Sold by ]. NJ. GIBBES. s. Co.

Messrs. Uutehison S Bro, Atlanta, Ca:
+, Gentlemen--we have used your ''Neurnlgine''
with great satisfaction. Sometimes it has given
immediate relief. at others by n soothing effect,
has brought on sleep, and then followed recov-
cry from the severities Of nervous headache.
We recommend it to our friends.
Respectfully, d. E. BUTLER.
Oct. 2, 1879.
Feb. 18 I'm
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A COMPLIMENT TO Col. II. s. THoMpsvN-
Tho officers Of the Columbia companies forming
part of the newly organized Palmetto Regi-
ment met to night and unanimously nominated
Col. Hug 8. Thompson as their candidate for
Colonel at the forthcoming election. AS these
companies CON pose the majority Of the regiment
it is certain that their choice will be approved
by its other organizations, and COL Thompson
will receive a vote as unanimous rs that which
made him State superinte tendent of education
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WADDIE H. Johnson and Henry N.
wv Johnson having filed their petition
In this Court, praying that the family home
stead Of their father, Henry r. johnson, de-
ceased, and his personal property subject to ex.
emption under the homeste I'd law Of this State,
be appraised aud set of to ths children Of said
deceased. In compliance Herewith, notice is
hereby given that the prayer Of said petitioners
will be granted Mt the expiration Of thirty days
from the date hereof, unless good cause 10 the
contrary be shown,
Febraary l7ih, 1881:
DAVID JOHNSON. JR.,
Judge Of Probate.
Feb fS 6 AZ
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PASSENGER SMAsHISG.-Galveston, February
February 25.-A special reports that two coach
es and the baggage car Of train No. 4, bound
east. were thrown from the track last evening
between Longview and Gladewater The acci.
dent was caused by the spreading Of the rails.
Twenty persons were injured.
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Take "sLAcK-DRAUeHT" and you
will never be bilious.
Sold by J. NJ. GlBBES. & 60.

WHrsKEY ANIL SHorGUNs.-Petcr Gillen got
into row on Monday evening last, in rnwell,
with Lawrence Harden, and was cut in the head
with bottle. and on the same night was shot
ny Josh Jones, but the wound is not of dan.
gerous character. Gillen is o turbulent as well
as unfortunate darkey.
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THANKS Z
office.
DANCING SCHOOL.

DR0F. BERGER informs the Ladies and
L Gentlemen Of Union that q sufficient num-
ber of pupils having subscribed, the school will
open on Monday, the 7th inst, at the Union
Hotel All the new Dances Of the bay are
Taught by Prof Berger, who being we'll known
rs an Ariit teaches Dancing correctly in NIL it's
variety. Persons wishing 10 Join the class can
leave their names mt the Hotel or at this Office
where nll the particulars can be had.
Mnr4 q
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List Of Unclaimed Letters
Remaining in the Postoffce at Union, 8. c.,
for the week ending March s, 1881.
iDlansensbip, r. E.; IKidwell, w. A.;
Dean, Miss Mahelie; Long, Mrs. Wm.;
Dean Jas. L.; Mitchell, I. c.,
Dawkins. Doranda Norris, Col. J. W.;
Gregg, W. NJ; Olverson, T. & Bro;
Gist, Miss Rita: Powell, Mrs. Mary;
Harris. Mrs. Z. A.; Parker s. Hill
Heeney & McShaue; Ross. B. L.;
Howard, Billy, Thinks, II;
Hill, Sam & Co; waitt, Harry;
HOLLAND, Miss Ammey : Wilson. Sidney j.;
Whitney, Joshua.
JAMES II. GOSS, P. NJ.
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please state that they are advertised.
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Sheriff S Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY ON UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Harriet Rollins,
Plaintiff Judgment
%. for
Sophia White, Foreclosure.
Defendant.

10y virtue of an order from the Hon. Thomas
ID Thomson, Judge presiding, Mt the Court of
Common Pleas for Union County, at October
Term Of Court, 1879, will sell before Union
Court House door, on the first Monday in March
next. within tho legal hours Of Sheriff = Sales,
the following described mortgaged lands be-
longing to Sophia White, to wit:
All that certain tract of land locat ed in Union
County, containing "a clio acres, moro less,
on branches of Sandy Run. and bounded on the
North by lands of A. c. White. on the East by
lands Of A. c. White and L. +. Gault, on the
West by lands of James Orr and A. C. White,
and on the South by the Pinckneyville road
sold to forecose q mortgage Of Harriet Rollins
against Sophia White,
Terms Of Sale
One-balf Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, ard that the
purchaser give bend and o mortgage of the
premises 10 secure the balance of the purchase
money.
February 18th, 1881.
II. MACBETH, 8. U.C.
Feb l8 81