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On Monday evening a start was made
from Calcutta in what is there known as q
Government wagon This was q large
railway car, divided into four compart-
ments, serving respectively as parlor, bed
room, bathroom and pantry. An addition
to the travelling equipment of the party
had been made in the shape of gutta percha
pouches for each, to be filed with ice and
laid on the head during the heat of the
day as preventative of sunstroke.
a halt was made at Benares, where the
Commissioner, Mr. E. Daniels, was wait
ing with carriages to I.ccive His Majesty.
Here the heat was found intense, 115o, and
even more, in the shade. Nevertheless, a
reasonable amount of sightseeing was got
through, the d" Sacred City" being full of
objects of interest. At one o'clock on the
following day, June 1st, the Royal party
again took the cars and went straight
through to Bombay, where they arrived on
the morning of the Sd. Railway travelling
in India was not found very interesting
after the first novelty wore of, and, in con-
sequence of the heat, travelling proved to
be rather a task than pleasure" The
railway stations were noted on account of
their handsome and massive character,
according to the custom on English rail-
ways. The journey was without incident
except that of meeting Prof f. w.
Damon at Mogul-Serai, place about two
hours (by rail from Benares. This meet
ing with the son of our Father Damon in
the heart of India formed a very pleasant
incident in His Majesty's tour. There was
only time for short conversation, as Prof.
Damon was bound to Benares.
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AT BOMBAY.

After the somewhat dreary and unevent-
full journey across India, Bombay appears
to have been found very enjoyable by the
Royal party. The steamer for Suez did not
sail until June eth, and the interval was
devoted by His Majesty to sightseeing.
Saturday was given up to shopping and
visiting the bazaars and public build
ings in the city. On the 5th and 9th the
Commissioners yacht was placed at His
Majesty's disposal, and everything worth
seeing in the vicinity of Bombay appears
to have been visited-from the Arab
Stallion Stables and Tamasetjee Norroyee's
Indian furniture mandatory to the Uni
versity Library and the Parsee's Tower of
Silence. a bare enumeration of the places
visited is quite lengthy affair. Bombay
is notable for the splendid fortunes that
have been made land lost there, both by
British residents and by natives of the
country. 1t is also notable for the splendid
use that has been made of their wealth by
many of these merchant-princes. Edu-
cational and charitable institutions founded
and maintained by individual munificence
are more numerous in Bombay than even
in the oldest and Most populous of European
cities. His Majesty appears TO have visited
all these, besides a great number of other
places of interest. This sightseeing and
some visiting made the short stay in Bonn
bay busy one. The one sight, however,
par excellence of the neighborhood-the
Temple Caves of Ellora-the Royal party
do not seem to have had time TO visit.
On the Sunday His Majesty received a
visit from the Hon. Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeeboy,
and subsequently visited this enlightened
and hospitable baronet at his residence,
MaZagon Castle. Here a pleasant houl
was passed in conversation. Later on,
when leaving the Hospital which has
been built by Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeeboy, His
Majesty was reminded of home by being
presented with lei. This garland was
made of flowers of delicious fragrance
intertwined with silver lace.
AGAIN AT SEA.
On June eth the Royal party embarked
on the Z. and O. Co.'s steamer Rosetta.
The Governor COR Commissioner, as he is
styled in India) attended His Majesty to
| the place of embarkation, and q salute of 2l
/ guns was fired in his honor rs the Rosetta
| steamed away. Alden was reached on the
! 18th without any incident by the way.
| The King went on shore at Alden for STROLL
! and purchased some beautiful ostrich
/ feathers and leiS of the same, Alden is
| little more than military settlement on q
barren and waterless rock. Two rows of
| fine buildings used as hotels, stores, ETC..
/ constitute the town and the only shipping
/ in the port besides the Rosetta was her
] sister steamer bound for India. The voyage
| was resumed in the evening, and after
passing the straits of Bah el Mandeb. the
| travellers had to resign themselves to a
week of the monotony and heat of the Red
| Sea, The Rosetta arrived at SueZ on the
morning of the Goth of June. From thence
! His Majesty purposed to take the railway
| to Cairo, and to spend a couple of days
there, and among the pyramids, before
| proceeding to Alexandria to catch the
! steamer for Brindisi.
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science deeply, and has even invented and
improved upon destructive engines of war
fare. The Royal Household, including
His Majesty, are rigid followers of the doc
trines of the English Church.
shortly after his accession, King kala-
kaua visited the United States, when he
entered into n reciprocal commercial treaty
with that power, which has undoubtedly
enriched his kingdom, and his object now
in travelling is TO visit different countries
and personally observe the different forms
of Government industries, and in fact all
that tends to the growth of nations, with
view of improving his own by an introduc-
tiOn of that which he considers likely to be
beneficial.
''His Majesty started from his capital at
the end of January, and visited San Fran
cisco, Japan, China, Siam, the Straits Set
Iements, BuTmah, and will leave India in
time to reach England in about six weeks:
this will necessitate his almost immediate
departure from Calcutta. After staying a
short time in England, he will visit. the
Continent of Europe, after which King
Kalakaua will return home Vtd England,
and America, arriving in November.
"COlOnel Armstrong Is an American, born
in Hawaii, and was partly educated with
the King, finishing his studies in the United
States He travels with His Majesty as
ROYAL Commissioner for Emigration to the
Hawaiian Kingdom.
Colonel Judd is also an American, and,
as Lord Chamberlain and Private Secretary
ana regulates household affairs.
''BaTon Won Olhaffen fss MS Maiesty's
personal attendant.
'It is interesting to note that there are six
journals conducted in the Islands:-The
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER; the
Gazette; the Wednesday Express; the Sdtur-
day Press, AMI two Hawaiian Journals"
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The intense heat of an Indian summer
seems to have been felt very much by the
King and by all his suite, both during the
time they spent in Calcutta, and during
the subsequent railway journey across the
Peninsula. The anticipation of this had,
no doubt, led TO the arrangements by which
the visit to India was made so short and
hurried.
The following account of His Majesty's
arrival is taken from the Calcutta English
man Of May 3Oth:
His Majesty King Kalakaua Of the Ha-
waiian Islands, arrived in Calcutta on Sat
uulay afternoon at about half-past three
o'clock by the B. /. ;. y. Co.'s steamer
accompanied by Colonel Armstrong, the
Commissioner for Emigration; Colonel
Judd, Lord Chamberlain and Private Sec
rotary, and Baron Robert Won Olhaffen,
Equerry-in-waiting His Majesty express
sed a wish that all formalities in respect nf
his visit should be set aside as far as prac-
ticable; hence no salute was fired, but the
distinguished party were received on land
ing by Messrs. Macaulay and Kirsch on
behalf Of Government, and Mr.. Lambert,
the Deputy Commissioner of Police. HIS
Honor the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS carriage
conveyed King Kalakaua and his suite TO
the Great Eastern Hotel where the best
apartments have been provided for them,
and where they remain the guests of Gov
ernment
King Kalakaua is 46 years of age, and
ascended the throne in 1874. His education
has been most thorough, and he still studies
deeply. His Majesty is finished English
scholar, and is musical being not only able
To- perform on a variety of instruments, but
also compose; he is also poet. In dispos-
itiOn, like his native subjects, he is kindly
genial and affectionate, and has always a
hearty welcome for all who visit his king
dom, irrespective of nationality or creed.
He seems deeply to feel that his nation is
I dying out, and his sole aim now is to sue
.s.If Tn a-fn nrin M q prnlnnnInn
his motto signifies this also, being " VA
/ MAU KE EA o KA ALMA KA PONO,' y
which being interpreted means, :" the life
of the nation is established in righteous
[ fully built, and takes delight in playing at
! cricket, chess, base ball, archery, and bill
/ lizards. He is passionately fond Of anything
/ military; has read all the branches of its
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: Ser berforbene Graf gulenburg
mar bon iiberaus iobialer Natur uno ilt
leinen beiten Wtannesja9ren bic perio,
niii3irte Stride unb 2ebensluit. SD
peib niebt," iagte ct gu guten Sreunz
ben, niuie es eigentli6 fDmnt; i6 babe
ia eilt gana leioli6es @infommen, aber
i6 babe ME @elo!" 9as nta9te, ct iab
Die 9Belt in ieinen 6reunber, unO nit
8orllebe nd1erte ct lib ben ipelligf Ser
mittelten unter ibnen am meiifen. @e=
gern bergniigt iein mpllte, Der iab su,
ipie ct gu einem Ylauberitiino0en nit
@raf Brib fdme. Gin beionberes SEM
bre fir i'm Datte Der alte &ullep. &rtltz
ioif, Der III 9, als Militarbeonllm0dtig=
ter fungirte. Ser luo i'm, tpie Der Ser
liner SDrielt=@ =@aurier" er5dblt, eines
Nbenos sll elmer 9Seinprobe ein, unb
gulenburg eri0ien ais Sa6oerltdnbi=
ger. vgtun benft gu6" erSablte GU
lenburg, ptpas 9utuioIf anfing. SD
mar gaHs aliein BEL inn, uno ct fra9te
mid, Db i'd CIT 9eralOif Gefallen Datte.
Sd fOnnte bas geraoe nidt bebaupten,
aber Der quite General fing an, mir gu
erfldren, oaB ieine Samilie eigentli9
Rutu beibe. ltno ct wolte bon mir
tpilielt ipo9er tpobl bic @erldngerung
ieines Namens2 Stun, grcellen5, iagte
i6, fpdter fam Der Soff baSu-bin i6
nibt ein 6eralOifen CONNIE il fant2 Der
alte Gutuioff bats geglaubt!4
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Wteos Gilt GsJe Sonic tef5rbsrt bts
8sroauns.
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ber 0eSbe Yon Deniion iein gaadttuser
aui einen1 Seubuoen uufidlu9en. Sein'
Sinaufiteisen ber Setter entiiel ibm ber
Nepolver uno entluo iia; ber Sdub traf
Spnes unb perlpunoete ibn t6btlidl.
- Sn grenbam 1T 6err s. 0tei6arbt
ais alderman fir ieinen iediten Eermin
erwdblt mprDen.
- Die yiirser BON Yaleitine baben
$4,000 sur grri4tuns elmer GiSfabrif
se3eidnet.
- @ine Ser iammluns bet lleberlez
benben bon YarlonS Brigade finpet an,
3. Nusuit in Gpriicana ftatt.
- Sn 2rinitn muroe Sat. Burns,
Elm 5pl;bauer BON Wineola, ber iid 5l,n.
S@lafen auf bic @iientabn seleSt bate,
iiteriabren uno setDotet.
- Sn @ilmer brannte 8rnos Sdge>
uiiblc nit 100000 SUP 9pl3 al.
- gu Song Ypint bel 8renbant NUT
be @nt. Dacel, Der i'm Sabre 1865 Sen=
ny SSnse ermcrpet Bate, per1aftet. Der
Woroer Iowobl, mie iein Spfer bienten
gu jcner 3eit i'm 5. terauiiaen gapaaez
rieresiment.
- Sir Didiens 8asenfabrif in Marz
ibau linb 200 bent lde Stellnlader in
st. 2ouiS ensasirt lpprben.
- Sin 8arbiger, Der ben Orctcr
atuenser in Gap County erulcrtet bat,
,purbe brn einem Grlfsbaufen aus osr
Sail gu 9inoen sebolt unb selpndt.
- Sin Beri9t BON Serr County 5ast,
baB bic 6armer palelb(t cine ;wci Dritte1
&crnernte MAIDEN.
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Giro gSphIttdterin.

Ssfaet bic Shire fit iIe unb Mrs
gBinSlpw piso bsweilen, baB Te bic ams.
rifaailte 5lcrsntiner Nadtisau Der Sin.
Der IT. Dapun lino mir 70 iitsr3euet,
cab mir uaisrsr uSufY" lebren werben
3a iaaen: :, @elssnet isi @rs Wins!om"
Ueii Fs psrIslbsn bebiilfdb war, ibsr bic
psriope ceo 3abn'ns unO anoere Bs=
DISQUALIFICATION fit 5incer bnw ec,utom.
men. wirs gBtuslop Soutina
SYrup niInnt ben &inbern bic @Gmer-
gen uno furirt CYlsntrie unb Diarrtoe.
ST madt ben @aumen 3art. tsfreit Don
@nt3iinouns uno brtnst oas &ino gliidliG
iibsr bic pericee bss 3atnsns binwes.
@r t9ut esraoe bae, mas CT pOraisbt 3u
tAun, @lles uno niht penissr. gDir ta-
ben einmal MrS Winslow gsleben unb
feansu Ne nur purb i5yea Sppttns
5prup fiji 6inbsr. Wsnn mir bic
Madt bdttsn, miirosn tuir ft als 9silanb
fiir bic Stuoer btnasllsn--ipas Fe aud
In ber Stat 1T. Ser SYrup mirb In
aaen Qpotbefen gu 25 Geuts per Jla1he
psrfault.
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= Su Guitin, woieltit bic Gsmntii<
licn sur llnteriuduns Der glnipriide pon
0eteranen sesenwdrtis tast, treHen tisz
li6 Npplifatpneu ppn 8eteranen uut
2ano Elm rnb merhen heni(list. Der
@anperneur 5scbertS 1T in ieinen ten
1asen nph Snnl Doctor ber 3iedte er=
nannt rporoen. Die l!uiperlitdt ppn Nla=
bama aberianote ibm ein oerartiees Di=
plon.- Or. Stpobaro unb ein SruAt=
bdnbler Waneus 2anlme MOLTEN Seioe
Elm unb oerielsen Dame 6eim Iu5feisen
aus benz Sussp be1iilfiid iein, Seiner
pollte eter Dem anbern nidt ben Scrraua
lalIen uno 70 entltano eine Briiselei, bic
Beirer Srrhaftung nad lid 500.
= Die Ib14abun9 reS iieterbaren
GtsentbumS in @alpeltcn far ba5 lalt=
fenbe Subr betrdst Is Dtillipnen.
= GuS benz WefangniB ilt npaloe 1T
elm merifaniiAer Bfereebieb entlprursen,
mdbreno BET Sberiif ben @efansenen
GlIen perabreid,te. Die Depeide last,
bab ber Sberiff oent 8li9tlins fplste,
bic Saut Oelielben nit Ylei burdlSderte
unb Jpn iOsar stpeimul nieOeridtus, aber
punoerbarer gSeiie 1T Der Yferbepie6
bennrh entfommen.
= Sn Dallas bate man am 13. Suit
104 @rao @arme.
- General Gudner BON &cntudD te=
finbet liA in AuIlin, mn fiA iiber @iien,
babnan9eleScnbeiten III 5era8 gu unter=
ridten. @r rertritt einen Serein fran5Ss
iilAer aapitaliitcn, bic @elb in GiIens
abnsllnternebuunsen onlesen mDdte,t.
= Srau Sferls, bic ben Sberifi BON
Gee County mad, Spuiliunu tesleitete, I'm,
ben WSrber Seitb 5u perbaften, unb pa=
bei Serrenfleioer trus, wuroe in 9lufin
nm $25 seitratt. well iie bort in beniel-
ben Sleioern uuf ber StraBe crIdien.
Sn einem Gampmeetins 3u Qipe
Saf ereisnete fid cine Yraaelei. Sin
adtbarer Barser bon Sia County, N.
W. WaNsn, eridien raieltit nit slpei
Damen ieiasr SermanotiAaft unb na9n'
NIT ibnen inter einen gaume Ylab,
Webrere fromme Minner fanben piee
anltSBtS unb fprperten ibn uui ben Ylat
gu psrlahen. Mtaiies tpeiserte fd bel
! len, ipcrauf ibn bic Wllnner nit @ewa(t
fcrtldlslitsn nnb 70 lunse priiseltcn, biz
ct 6emubtlos lieSen blieb.
= Die Gonmiiiion 5ur Nusaleihunc
Der @ertbabidieuns in Dallas Count
bat ben gBertb beS iteuerbarea Giaen
tbun,S um $4,000 erb0bt. Die Stac
Dallas lit babel ausseidlOiIen.
: Vei @icbin98 fano man einen gDb
men Namens Sans Nimt tobt am 9Be
sc liesen. Die Surp iarieb leinen 80,
ber Stbe nnc iibermdBisem Irinfen su.
-Sn Dallas iit oas smeijdbrise Stint
eer Trou Sple persiftet unb setSptet wpr
ben, incem man ibm 2aubanum fiat
9croial einsab. Die yerpedstuns se
| idab in Der apptbefe.
= Gbarles SoneS, ein Guntrafior be
MiHouri Yaeiiic @iIenbubn, wollte II
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unb an aGen parauf folsencen, nit ieibf=
perlfdnbliber 9tsseln1dBisteit feline 5dtlt=
te nad Der tteiueu Worafoi1 III cas per=
flbrerijde, terauI hsnpe Welt lenfte. mel'
DIES W1ruHa itr Sem nannte, bate er
spar Mila nidt ccrseiisa, IN, geSentaelt,
Ct badte tao!id an iie, aber 10 nie nlan
fia an Yer{Snlihteiteu erinnert, eenen man
nidt periaumen oalf bic ldulcise Nidz
Ght au beweilen. gr bate ieiue graut
mad wie rpr tleine Nufnerti amteiten III
ser Tcrm BON &artous nit Ndiherelen
bon aurtiduroif Yl,fiirs, bic ct chemin
faisant Don Sccp a Ia toilette nlltnubm,
cber fleinsn ruftenpen 9eubenbcuqaets.
gr 'iibte ibr nit tepaleresfsr Nrti9telt
bic Sanb, uno fraste, menn es iid nlpt
permeiben lieB, 3uucrtcmmeno. ct ile fslns
geieblc fir ibn babs. aber aaes oIes
mar nur leere Jprm. es mar cine Pfl'dbf,
welder sr scniiste. ebe er aus eem itnnz
permirrencsn Queu tranf. oeu er ta9(ld'
beaieriaer in Marula's Gufiuden lsrnte.
am Niorsen nad jener our6madten
Wadt, battas Wiil1 ibren Ger!pbten nit
mebr ais nur sewSbnlider unB bulo en-
martct. SIMMER uno immsr pieoer parm
ibre retelliiden 8ep1nten 3u Der Gatz
oedunS 5uriidsefebrt, bic iie nit unoer-
fennbarcr oiherbeit III Baid,e's NE3ea
seleien bate, uao immer wiener bate ic
sefioIt, wic ibre 6erjdidse I'D, bel bic:
fer neusn @emisbeit pefocppelten, nnb
pie Ieltit uuter Deul 5dleier Der Dunfel
belt ibre saansen fit ti.fer firbteu. Sa
ibreu reinen, unet fa5reuen 5er,en bate
Elm San,pi III toten augefanseu, tsm ibre
fdmaden 8rd fte nidt gerad)Ien iparcn,
uub bic iunse MOrSeniDnns tsid:eu Elm
tleides Nntlibmit tbrdnen'd,reren ansen,
ben 5puren bittersr Seibitpcrwiirfs.
Wem ie. 10 oatts ie serahe an ehism
Sage bic Belpeiie bon Scliias eiebe nd
tbis, uno nit beinabe bittcnter Nnsit er=
martete fe ibn.
(9sortfstuus fDlst
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81 o d einmale elm gfar,.

Me;ne otau mar 10 SATIRE fetttdsegia,
uno fsin Gr,t !pubts. mas ibr fsbIts pesr
permohte fe sH furirsn. Nud bate ia'
bersits sin tItines GsrmSsen fix 5umtusz
Mstt,insn auageGstsn. gcr Wonutsn
fab i'd cine Guse;af srs j, loOpfsu. Sittsr5"' :,
uno fam mir Der Osenats, lta NOTE nod,
einmul tin Narr fsin. SD madte tsn
gfrlut unb Fsbe meine Narrtsit bepies
iid al8 Wsitbsit. 3vsi 6ialaen turir.
ten me!ne Srau unb isbt 1T lls fart une
frdftis. @s tcifcts mid nur 50. Solde
Narrbeit ,ablt fh. - $. 50, Detroit,
Mih. .-1ree Wreb.
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3 urb blagenber GrfoIa.

glstsr 1000 Grtmplarc bes In ben
SpaItsu blsler 3situn8 anss,sisisn 8u,
DIES uDee Nettunesanter" wure
bsn I'm 9auis csS pOriaen WonatS abes.
IsBi, uno mir linO ftlt bappn iitsr,suet,
sab lspfs esslsltcn In has 6aus eeS Sano.
lpsrfsrs, 5armers une 0sfdaftsmannss,
Ionic In bic ilrablsnosn Dalai. Der 8ei.
den. Jrsups, srof, 5rispsn unb Slid,
(eliafrit ssbradt bat.
Soften. mir, baB pura bic wsrtbvcasn
3attiAldss tss Rettunasanfers
suelih bem srbdrmlihsn 5rsibtn bet
0uadialhet Satrifanisu iossnanutsr slse-
t''I6sr ot!inittsl, iopie Neo orsnos" uno
etr UerfalIer werttlolsr SuostiGriftsn,
e's Ntts ais Die ausbeutuns ibrsr . pier
bs3pfdsn, sin taloi9es @nee bersltet wsr.
&c. Diss n unisr aafriattssr gBunla.
philadelphia /, Saestlatt."
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Oabt Mht aufg Cure Rl

6abt Mtt auf Cure Rlei
men! Die beige Ja5resssit III bic Sc
lah.lihils 5siabln fletncr finbsr. Mlsnt.
ha,asn i 1T tnen Der Sob auf uno Be-
osoA! ii ;artes gsbsn nit Sommerfrant
tsitsn S.ummsr GumplaiaD ute Durb'
iall, 8art &c. Mattsr, bsosntst, bab ei
tfia oeiirss Wittsl siebt, Cure 2ieblinet
aeiuno uap munter ,u erbaltsn, ais inbsn
SIR iIs nit Deutfds RtnS er.
mshl (pdootrOpbins) ernabrt. Sslbl
fgaaf.id,e rbsr ldpahlide Ginbsr mad
D'rldss Rinoermsbl munter, fraftis uni
8eir,t. Sn allsn renpmmirtsn @potee'
fen 81 baben.
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Die 3fba 6 Der alalfs 9 itntet fts,t
in &ss S'!sans am DisaIsaa ben 9 auGuii 1881
2puiiiana 5tate 0otterp Gr.
Dtsfes 5nisitut wurbs i'm Sabre 1858 fir Gr,
sebunss> unb gDobltealisteits 3w,de sun ber
5taatsesislatur eefssin ineurporirt nit einem
6aYital yen s1.00o.oO0. 4. wsIhem Fe ieitSe,
tinta @efersefonb ron 1920, goo eiasuesfaet Bat.
Sbrs arcsen 3iebunssa son einselme II
Rrnmer n Rabsn mpnatlib RAFT MienteIe wire
cine 3iebnns serfde6en. Ran Ieft na5fpIetnb'
Grfiepi!ttciluna
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= Gin grober Gorrat6 Don Sur
nllblng Sooos, iuie Semben, llnterz
aeng, Striimpfc, 5alsl6leiTen &C., bel
8. y. Sranf, 9llamo Ylasa. Man
pergelle ni6t oab bic Yreile berunter=
geieBt lino uno iibe3euge iO oabon
onr6 einen geIu0.
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9auptpreis $4,000.
100000 1idcts gu 2 Dollar jepea
6albe Tidets 81.

1857 .GfpiIns in Uslraes Spn $l10,4o
@le unfsrs srssen 3istunsin lnSsn 1att unttr
gufHtt ppn
Gen. O. o. 3ssuregard nnd Gfa.
9aba! g. Garty.
re- Infraeea fir ge.nten, fpwie 8 aten fir
elubs fonnen MIR III Der Office in Rsw. Srleaus
8emadt perbCn.
s5tssr 2irsu!arsn ob. 9sGeUuncen ftretts nlan a.
Ut. u. Dlupbiu,
Rtw SrIeane 70
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3meiier Banb.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-11-24
SHERIFF'S SALES,

DY virtue ofsundry executions to me directed,
I'D will be sold between the legal hours OF sale,
ON THE FIRST MON DAY IN DECEMBER,
next, at York Court House, the following prop
erty:
i. All that tract of land, siuateon the waters Of
Bullock's Creek, bounded by lands of J. 5. X.
Thomson, Mrs. Slnarr, s. L. Davidson and others,
containing seven hundred acres, more or less.
g. Also, one other tract, situate on HowelPs
Ferry road, on waters OF Clark's Fork creek, ad-
joining lands Of E. G. Byers, J. w. Jones, j. N
McGilI and others, containing three hundred
acres, more or less.
g. Also, one lot in the town of Yorkvile, situ-
ate on Main or Congress street, east side, con-
tanning one-half acre, more or less, with brick
dwelling, store. room and outbuildings, bounded
by lots Of estate of H. F. Adickes and John g.
Kuykendal.
4. Also one tract, situate on North Carolina
line, adjoining lands of - Garrett Mrs. Bo!eyn
and others, containing one hundred and twenty
five acres, more or less. - 'iss f.'!''
s. Also, one other tract, bounded by lands of
Mrs. Boleyn, WIN. Barber and others, contain
ing one hundred acres, more or less.
g. Also one other tract of land, situate near the
Kings Mountain Battle Ground, bounded by
lands of J. M. Hambright. the "Hemmingway
lands', now owned by Goforth and others, con-
| taing one hundred and seven acres, more or less.
The foregoing lots and parcels of land, from
Nos. to inclusive, levied on as the property OF
Jno. s. Moore, deceased, in the hands OF s. 4.
Moore, Executor, at the suits of j. S. NJ. David
son and wife, Laura B. Davidson, against s. T..
Moore, and jeremiah Tickling and wife, Buena
V. Tickling, against the same. SN.4O.
November 10 Al st