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Washington are increasing. Sales during the
past week aggregated 10000 pounds at 1S@
d cents nar Mound

Washington are increasing. Sales during the
past week aggregated 40, 600 pounds at 1S@
Il cents per pound.
Indictment Dismissed-New Railroad De.
pot Grasshoppers Heart Disease-A
Formal Answer.
PORTLAND, May 20sh.-Under instructions
from the Attorney General, the United
States District Attorney for Oregon moved
in the United States Court this morning to
dismiss the indictment fouGd yesterday by
the Grand Jury against w. III. Watkinds.
The motion was allowed aud defendant dis
charged. Watkinds was indicted for illegal
voting ali the last election. The Indictment
is generally considered frivolous, and insti-
gated by personal and political reasons. The
defendant is a strong Democrat, and very
prominently identified with State politics.
Orders have just been received here from
the Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany at New York to commence work on the
large depot in the southern portion OF the
city. A large force of men will begin opera
lions without delay. The company is de-
termined, if possible, to have the road COM
pleted to this city by January LIST.
The latest reports from Klickitat county,
Washington Territory, state that a great
number of grasshoppers have appeared in
that section, and farmers are apprehensive
that much damage to the crops will result.
L. Alley, an old farmer living in Sweet
Home valley, Lane county, was found dead
in his bed on the night of the 18Th. His
death is attributed to heart disease
A Chinaman employed on the railroad at
Ainsworth, w. T., dropped dead there last
evening of heart disease.
The Oregonian is in receipt of the follow
sing dispatch In view of the formal con-
Summation yesterday of Northern Pacific Rail.
road affairs, deem it proper to give to the
public of Washington Territory the formal
assurance that every obligation imposed upon
the company by the Act of Congress viii be
strictly recognized aud especially that the
Cascade branch will be built without
fail HENRY WILLARD"
III. Griersou, proprietor of the Willamette
Candy Factory, accidently shot himself this
afternoon. while carelessly drawing pistol
from his hip pocket. The ball entered the
groin, inHicting a very dangerous wound.
The surgeons have not been able to extract
the ball, and the result of the injuries is
difficult to determine.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
The TakOu Mines-MartiaI Law In Alaska
avoiding Prosecution.

VICTORIA, May 19th.-Accounts from Ia
kou are very conflicting, but all authorities
agree that the country is under snow, and
that no poor man should go to the diggings at
present. Messrs Parke. jackson, Childs, Farm
bach and Hebert, of California, are in town.
and sail tomorrow for San Francisco. They
have numerous specimens of quartz. which
they obtained by digging through several
feet of snow.
The action of Commander Class, of the
jamestown, in proclaiming martial law, is
unfavorably commented upon. 1t is said
that the proclamation was issued because
claims that had been staked off for Glass and
others on the jamestown, had been jumped
by miners. A protest has been forwarded to
Washington.
The first and second mates of the American
ship Detreit have decamped from Nanaimo,
to avoid prosecution on charges of cruelty to
seamen.
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THIRD DAY.
"Wednesday

HTednesday........ September aIst.
No 9-RUNNING-stakef for foas OF 1879. Entries
closed March LIST.
No 10-RUNNING-St free for all dssh of one
mile; $50 en- rance, sl5 forfeit, 500 added !;
second horse s75 third S25.
No IL RUNNING Stake for three yearod FLIES !.
hea's OF three-quarters of mile; $50 entrance,
SO forfeit, $3.50 added; second horse 500, third
saves stakes.
No. 2-RUNNING-stakesf free for all; cash of one
and three-fourth miles 500 entrance, s25 for
felt, $500 added; second horse 500, third $50.
No. 13-TRoTfING-2:s0 class purse, 81, o00,
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NEVADA.
Mining AccIdent-smaIi.pex.

Whining AccIdenf-smaIi'po N.
VIRGINIA, May 20th.-The barrel of the
west section OF the hydraulic pump of the
Combination shaft burst this morning. 1t is
said the break can be repaired in twenty
days. There was but about 345 pounds Of
pressure to the square inch when the break
occurred, which would show that the casting,
one of the heaviest in the pump, must have
been strained by a former greater pressure.
1t is said it burst open like an old shoe"
Five new cases of smallpox were reported
1t Gold Hill to-day and one in this city.
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EIETh DAY.
September esd.

Friday. Observation-Disclosures. septeus Der Esd.
No. 17-RUNNING-Ha Handicap free for all 500 en-
trance, $50 forfeit; declaration, $40 dash of
one and one quarter miles. Weights to be de-
clared August 1st and declaration September
l. 1881. Entries closed March l, 1881,
No 1S-RUNNING-Stake for three-year olds; one
mie and repeat 500 entrance, s25 forfeit, $500
added second horse Sl75, third SIS
No. 19-RUNNING-Sta free for all dash of two
and one quarter miles 500 entrance. SIS for
felt $500 added second horse $780, third SIS.
No. 29-PACING-Purse, 500 free for I'll. sim
rod 10 wagon)
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ARIZONA.
Rich Mining Strikes.

TOMBSTONE, May 205h.-The Daily Epi-
taph to-day gives detailed account Of two
most important strikes. In the Empire mine,
on the 400-foot level, well-defined vein six
feet wide has been cut, the assays averaging
S2S, 7s7. This is the only mine on the bo-
nanza belt which has not heretofore proven
producer. It is Boston incorporation. In
the northwest working of the Goodenough,
near the Virginia line, four-foot vein of ore
has been struck, averaging as high as 81, 900.
This is new ground, and a most important
.fr;Ira
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SAN BUENAvENTuRA, May 20th.-In the
case of Marcelas Silva, accused OF the muir
der of Thomas L. Burke on the Sd ultimo,
the jury tonight brought in verdict of man
slaughter Judgment will be pronounced on
the oath instant, but will probably be light,
as deceased was killed with blow of the fist
in drunken quarrel
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The s,p .Iose Nutrage Case,

SAN JOSE, May Goth. = Ben Clifford,
charged with rape on Miss Emma Clark,
was examined to-day under the new COM
plant The complainant denied this morn
ing that she was drugged, and also made
MANY statements at variance with her former
testimony The defense introduced five wit
nesses to prove an alibi. The case viii be
concluded to morrow.
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SALINAS, May Doth, while out riding with
his wife this morning near this place, w. w.
Battles, a grain buyer, was accidentally
thrown from his buggy, and died imme-
djateIy afterwards,
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FouaTri DAY,
Thursday

Thursday september 22ds
No. -TRoTTING-Fo iour-y ear. olds AMI under
purse, 500
No. l5-TRoTTING-P Purse, s4e0: for threeyear-
ODDS that have never trotted in public. If en-
tries exceed ten 90 additional entrance money
TO be added to the purse.
No. 1e-TR0TTING-Sta for two-yearo Odds; 500
entrance s25 forfeit. II two start $3.50 added
ii three more, $500 added.
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UK1AH, May 20th.-The residence Of Mrs.
M. A. johnson was destroyed by fire last
evening. The house was valued at 81 500
and the furniture at $500; insurance, 81, 200:
in the Western
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
THE OVERDUE STEAMER SAFE.
lowed Into Port with Her Main Shaft
Broken.
OREGON AND wAsHINGfO
Interesting Report Regarding the Mines
of Alaska.
RICH MINERAL STRIKES IN ARIZONA.
Man Thrown from Buggy and Killed
near Salina-.
etc. .Etc......... Etc.
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Affairs NJ The DalIss.

The DALLEs. May 205h.-A fire. in the
building attached to the old saloon of Taylor
lilly early Thursday morning destroyed
property to the amount of $500.
A heavy east wind to-day makes it ex-
tremely disagreeable.
The First Cavalry band arrived this even
ing and will give performance i'll the opera
house tonight
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Reerstecher.s AssaiIant Convicted.

SAN Francisco, May 2Olh.-In the trial
of Anthony Fischer, charged with an assault
to murder Railroad Commissioner Beer
stecher the jury this evening, after an alb
sence of about two hours, returned verdict
of assault with deadly weapon, with intent
to commit great bodily harm.
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NEW YeRR, MAY Goth.
BREADsTUFPs-F1ouris quiet and Wheat is unset
tied, latter a. 81 20Sa1 %.
Wool Dull.
BosroN May 20th
The past has been active week, the sales of all
kinds amounting to upwards o. 2 500 900 pounds
There is a steadier and better tone TO the market
but in prices there is Improvement, nor can any
improvement scarcely be looked for at present
There too much Wool in the country and the fact
that considerable old is still hand, with the en-
tire clip OF the country also coming forward, will
have tendency 20 check any upward movement.
Sales OF Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces have been at
SO d40c for Y 40d4lc for XX and above, 421c for
xxx, 42d45c for medium and No. l. Combing and
delane heeces quiet at 4l@45c for fine delaine
and fine and medium combing.' UDwashed Woods
have been selling quite freely at various prices
quality As usual at the end OF the session there
is a very wide range. Fine and medium grades have
been taken principally at 25942c. California Wool
has been selling at 1891 for fall and spring Con-
siderable choice Req Bluff has been taken to ar
rive at 34c-some 10000 bs-but this was very
desirable wool and commands outside prices. Pulled
Wools have been in steady demand at 2S3@40c for
common and good supers, and 35td4Sc Tor choice
Eastern and Maine. Extra pulled has been sold at
35a40c. Foreign Wool has been in demand, upward
of l. 900 900 pounds having been SO d, largely Mon
tevideo, at 30@32c, Mag alena and Australian, $50
44c-mostly at 40G44c. Considerable Cape and
South American carpet has been sold at about pre-
vious prices.
LIVERPOOL, May Goth.
leading grain circular says: Grain s still in
active but there is steadier consumptiye demand.
The principal spot markets are rather firmer, few
only noting decline Of the coast cargoes are
held above buyers ideas, and business is checked
thereby Cargoes on passage are in little request.
On the spot since Tuesday business in wheat has
been moderate at unchanged rates. Corn is a half
penny dearer At to-days market there was an
average attendance with firm tone. Wheat was
in fair demand at penny advance for winter wheat
Flour was in more inquiry at full rates. For corn
there was healthy consumptiye request. Ameri-
can new advanced slightly, but old was reduced
penny on account of the increase of prospective
supplies.
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DIED..

Yuba City, May l4-Mrs C. r. Bird, ~ years.
Willow Valley, May l7-Clara J. Jones, Is years.
months, 6 days.
wstsonville, May l2-Thomas NJ Lindsey, 60 years
Jacksonville, May l7-Jonathan Pace, sc years.
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CARD OF THANKS.

NyHE COMMITTEE ON GAMES OF ST. ROSES
4 Picnic beg leave to return their sincere thanks
to the following gentlemen for donations of prizes
Messrs. J. Hoye, J. Harkins, n II. Nicholl G. P.
Nathan, W. ]. 0Bfien, J. Parsons. S Dryer, A.
Ceolot, Charles Hogan, Terry McMorry, D. J. Cons-
dine, James Lonergan, C. Robin and S. ]. McCor-
mick. BY order of EDW. H. kRAUS,
c. H. RIPPoN, Secretary. Chairman.
ID
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NOTICE.

YENHE RELATIVES OF CHARLES ULRIcK,
i who left Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in the
year 1852 go to California leaving valuable real
estate and has not been heard from since, are
anxious to know where he is, if living and if dead,
when and where he died. Send all information to
WENDELL P. BOWMAN, 12S South Sixth street,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania. m21-1aw4wS
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Close of the walking Match.

SAN Francisco, May 2O.h.-The walking
match closed with good attendance this
evening, with the following scores !: Dancer
51S, Edwards $40 and two laps, Guerrero 503
and one lap, Eaton 42S, Scott Alb and FIVE
laps
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Grass Valley May ls-wrfe Of Charles Heuwood, a
daughter
Grass Valley, May Wife of James J. Orr, daugh-
ter.
Truckee, May l4-wife of VIM ]. LANCER, a daugh.
ter.
Big Pine, Inyo county. May e-wife of Stephen c.
Gregg, daughter
Chico, May l5-wife of Daniel Hartman, son.
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"a II g. E u CD M s. "a lie
Privileges for Caledonian Games.

9 EPARATE SEALED BIDS FOR KEEPING
- Bar, Ice Cream and Refreshment Stands, Fly
ing Horses, etc, at the Caledonian Games, to he
held at East Park on SATURDAY, JUNE 4th, will
be received until Saturday, May 2Sth. Address all
bids to ALEX. MUNRO.
NIL St LIB. C. Secretary CALIFORNIAN Club. CITY.
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SIXTH DAY,
SATURDAY.

Saturday. ...-.............Sep September 9Th.
No. 21-TRoTTING-Par 81, 200; free for all.
No 22-TRoTTING-2:2 class; purse, $1,000.
No. 23-TROTTING-Cal California Annual Stake, for
foals OF 1878. Entries closed November l, 1879.
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SECOND DAY.
Tuesday

Tuesday sepfesss Ter goth.
No. 6-TRoTTING-2:2 class purse, 81 200
No. 7-TRoTTiNG- Purse, $500; for fye-y ear. ODDS.
and under
No. s-TRoTTING-oceide stake; foc foals of
1878. Entries closed March LIST.
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MARRIED..

Ophir, May Is By Rev. N r. Pecs. at the residence
OF the brides father, AdolpA II. Schnabel to Kate
Maring, both OF 0phr.
Chico, May 1s-JaInes Malcolm to Mrs. Alice J.
Elliot.
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A ROYAL DEATH.

LONDON, May 20th.-The Viceroy OF India
telegraphs to the Home Office, stating thst the
MaharAjah of Nepaul is dead that bis heir
ha. succeeded to the throne, and that all ia
quiet up 70 the present time.
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Nine of the Imprisoned Men Rescued
Three Killed and Five Injured.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE VILE Arracv
IN made by last nights Bee on the play .Our
German Senator and Mr. Gus Williams. and the
announcement that there would be no performances
this evening, which was done without cause or
justification, there will positively be TWO perform
ances to-day-matnes at and evening ats ANY
further attack from the Bee may be accounted for
by the fact that we have withd avn our advertise
JOHN RICKABY,
m2l-1t Manager Gus Williams Combination.
CHORUS CF ONE HUNDRED
FOR DECORATION DAY.
NULL REHEARSAL WITH ORCHESTRA To-
H night at o'clock.
m2lIt J. L. SKINNER.
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SPEED PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAY.

Monday. ...-.-.....-..september 10Th.
No. 1-RT1NNING- Stake free for all $50 entrance
SIS forfeit $3.50 aided three. quarter mile dash
second horse to save stake.
No. 2-RUSNiNG-stakef for foals OF 1879 Entries
closed March /, 1881.
No. S-RUNNING-Stak for foals of 1878. Entries
closed March l, 1881.
Ne. A. RUNNING-Stake free for ell mile and re-
peat; 800 entrance, S25 forfeit, $500 added
second horse sl00, third $50
No TRoITING-2;4o class; purse. 5000
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SERIOUS DISORDER IMMINENT IN TEXAS
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New York Congressman Gets Divorce
by Claiming Ill Treatment.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN
~ nual meeting of the Stockholders OF the Grand
Victory Mining Company will be held al the office
of the company in the Courthouse in Sacramento
City, on
Monday Evening. June 6. 1881. AZ 0'cleek.
For the purpose of electng Trustees Of tho corpora
ton for the ensuing year. end for the transaction Of
other business
May 20. 1881. w. r. KNIGHTS, President.
S. T. DBNsoS, Secretary. m2l-td
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BORN.

Sacramento, May 1s-Wife Of c. A. Maydwell,
daughter.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Operations of the French Against the
Arabs.
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GARD.

nR A. SCHENCk-MY DEAR SIR ; IT Is
- with great pleasure we acknowledge your
skill physician, of which have been
viuced by your treatment OF our Peter who SUI
fered for the last three months, being afflicted with
chronic pneumonia, and, in our opinion, but for
your skin and Judgment treating him, his chances
of recovering were very doubtful. Your successful
treatment of our son is so gratifying TO us tina;
and need the aid OF skillful, worthy physician.
z. II. MENkEN,
MRS. A. C. MENkEN.
Sacramento, MAY 49, 1881. m2l-lt.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
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THE DAKOTA MINING DISASTER.
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gagtern and Foreign Markets.

New YeRK, MAY Goth.
TRANSFORMATIONS is quiet and Wheat is unset
led, latter a. 81 20@1 25
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HE OVERDUE STEAMER SAFE.
RICH MINERAL STRIKES IN ARIZONA.

Man Thrown from Buggy and Killed
near Salina-.
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by UNesl s. Lucas, Auclioneers.


ny VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRJTST
~ execu!ei by U. II. Monroe and wife. dated
the1s day of October, 1915, and of record in
liocr TO. b. page 22S OF the land records of AL
e1andris city, Virginia, tho undersigned will, az
Ifusleo therein named, and at the reduest of the
holders OF The note by said deed secured. on
SATURDAY, the 2G;h day of February, 1881.
Al r. c!ock m expeso to sale, at public auction
IN 'front.' OF tho Market House building on ROYAL
street, A'oxsndris, Virginia, tho following de-.
scrloed property, to wit
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND with tho
BUILDINGS thereon situated on the west side
OF rayne street, between Cameron and King
streets, IN tho city Of Alexandria and bounde al
and described II follows: Beginning GO feat
men south Of Cameron street and running
tneoce south with Payne street d fsot. thence
west parallel with Cameron street 1928 feet 6
ihches, thenco north parallel TO Payne street 40
teet THENCE cast parallel to Cameron street l23
leo: inches TO the beginning.
iho property i5 improved BY FOUR BRIQK
WEhLlNGS, which will BIO offered for sale
separately. AVA '''0
Terms OF sale Cash rs to the costs of this sale.
and the sum CT $4,000, with interest thereon
rom Inc lst dsy OF June, 1850, and for the resi-.
uu9 OF Inc purchase money, on credit of six
and iWolye months, with interest from the dsv
OF sale; tno deferred payments to be secured by
Inc notes oil tho purchaser Or purchasers and q
decd OF trust on the property
CHARLES Z. STUART,
lIbo-ELS Truefaa
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AMUSEsENTS.
ThoTwenty -SecondCelebEatio

Al! tournament riders who havo ht:otofore
participated IN the paradGs on the - ct Fobtu.
ary are cordially invited to j2n us in cur coming
celebration, and the committee will be glad to
be anorised of their determination by Thursday,
The j. n Of February if possible. al the trades
and mtc1 snicsl Industries who desire to BIO rep
relentsd in line will please report 10 ths Com
mlttee en- Programme by Thursday, Feb. 18th
The following arc thu rates agreed upon be-
tween the different railroads leading 10 this city
and tho Chief Marshal for those wishing to at.
tend tho celebration:
Virginia hidsnd Railway-From Burke 8
zoe; Fairfax 9Jc; Clifton 81 O5; Manssss, 81 So;
gr!stoe 81 IS; Eokesville 81 10; Cstlot"s 81 95 I;
Werrenton junction 81 C5; Warronton 81 80;
Midland 50 25 Bealeton $40; Rappahannock
81 65; Brandy 50 So Culneper S. 05; Mitch.
ellis 50 ID; Rapid Ann s. CO.; Orange S. S..
Tickets Will b. good from tho Dist to 2}d inclu.
sive.
Washington and Ohio Kailroad-On Feb. 2lst
and I'D this road will sell round trip tickets,
good TO return on the E3td, q. the following
rates: Round Hill So; PurcellVile 81 81; Ham :
llton ST 10; Clark's Gap 81 CO.. Leesburg ST 90;
Farmvlle 81 IS; Guilford ST 10; Eerndon 81
Vienna Gee ! Falls Church 4O,.
COURTYARD Fl. SMITH. Chm.
laC!"-lW Committee on Programme.
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AUCTION EAIEs.
VALUABLE FISHERY FOR SALF.

:. i 90 offered for sale st the east front of the
II ;'Aet 4ouSe, in Alexandris, on SATURDAY,
,r,Er?ur!Y - II, st II NJ, the fishing shore al
= MS POINT. This shore which b. 8
'%sh d: h"a nr' a!sbiy for hundred aud thirty
?le'LS' anu ~ fegs!ded as the best on the river
."r IFoIt Of tho farm of the late Pearson Char.
;EST' sd ru7s back twenty-five yards above
n'en |s!er mark it hiss ACCESS BY road TO
INC lack county, and is provided with all the
slr!!a?cHs OF we'll appointed shore The outfit,
boat, sccw?, Sc , is very complete and in gooG
oTGe', and viii tie disposed of ct private sale.
Terms: Onn third cash snd tho remainder in
.hrae equal annual inst9lmen!s, bearing interest.
and secured on the property.
j. q. CHAPMAN,
JaEz2nect! Ex'x. OF j. 8. Chapman, decd.
~ The above sslo hss beon noetnoneS mt,
5AIuknaY, February 10th, at same time and
piace feb12