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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
9os mwamoerer.&opfee1S

0a baS Sberbul1beSgeri0t BENT Staate
gtep g)ort Die Gr1ebu1g Der fir ecn Inter
bait @uitle 0ar0en'S uno Der Gtnipanoe1
ru19S>9lnltalten auf 8aro'S SSlan0 lt1@
eutbebrlt6en ginDanoerer> &opfgeIoer ltn=
| m0gliD 9emaGt bat, 10 naDnl betarmtli6
Der @nngreB i'm Dorigen Sabr 0as btSber
leoi9ltd) ais StdatSal1gelegenbett betra6tete
Ginpunoerlng5Dcien t6eiltpeiie III bic 6an6
ul6 p~erfii9te, oaB bic Soueinle6mer Der
Deri6iebe1cl Q~anOungSbGten fir jeoen ein>
treffenoeIt Ginipailoerer 80 GentS ais 8opf=
gelo er6e6en uno IS an Bic nit Dem S6ube
Der Gintpdllperer betrautcn 8ealnten abb
9eben ioltten. Sctt bteieS @eleb i'll &raft
mar, tparOe bas &opfgelo aud re9elmaBt9
erbo6at, iebo6 bon ben meilten SSea17
bampfbpot=0 elelll6aften mir u1ter YrOtelt
bcsablt, ba Tie baS crlpGbnte GOngreBgeleb
fiir DerfailungSmtortg erflGrten.
Sebt aber bat Die GlilarD>O ampfbootz
@elelll6aft beim 0unOe5gertdte iH 9teiD
g)ort cine &lage segeu Die @%rbebung oes
&opfgeloS anbdngig genladt, INN Die Srage,
oh Die GrDebung cines &opfgeloeS fit 1T Die
Ser. Staten einipan0ernOe Qerlonen gez
iebli6 lei oOer ni0t, CUR enbgilttgen ge>
ridtli6en @lltl 1eioung 5u bringen.
Die 8lage bat foL9enoe Sorm: Die
Glnarbz @eieQi6aft uerflagt ben 9teD Oorz
ter ~!3oQeinnebmcr Ut, bertion auf Niid3ab@
aablung bon $4,000, pelbe fie, aut @runo
beS eripG5nten 8llnoeS9elebeS, fir &opfgel@
Der all i'm besahlte uno tie IIadt in Der
&ldge qelteno: 0aS eripGDnte @eleB lei per@
! faliun9swiorig, uno Smar aus BENT 9runoe,
lpeil Die @%rbebung bon &opfgelDern ni6t
innerbalb Der Wta6tbeflgniB Der 8unoes>
regierltng llege. 0as 9eieB entlpre6e nidt
Dem Settle Der GerfaliuHg, neil es cine
Gerlebung Der SDilden ben Ser. Staaten
uno auSldnpii6en %9fegierungen abgel6Iolz
ienen &ertrG9e III iib i6lieBe. 2aut oclt
lebteren t0nnten 6rem0e an ben amerifaz
nilden @eitaoen lanoen, Obne ~2anoungsz
GELD SIT entri6tert, uno Gintpanoerern mllIle
Die elei6e 8ebanOlun9 81 Gbetl tperben,
ME Den bier QebeHpen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
T55cherfliche S(iucfs Sfaofs-Bcifaeaoe.

9otter mar S6eriff nnb 3usleid BET einem
groBen 6olsseiddft betbeiltgt, 6aS ieine
.3eit iebr i'll 9niprn6 l1abm. Nenn eth
0erurt6eilter SIT Gam 9ebra6t puroe nit
benz ri6terlideu 8cfe9Ie, i'm cine gepiifee
:3ett in 6att gu balten, 10 ia6 Der Sbertff
Ben @sfon9ere1 9roB an urO fraate ibn;
v8ea6lt6tigen Sic aud ni6t fortSulauTen?"
@ripiberte Der @efangene: rgfet1, Serr!"
oann iagte Sam Botter nit einem grtmnliz
gen @eii6te: v@s lift gut, i'd oenfe, Sic
iperben es nt0t tDnn. 5ter lit Der
S6lil1iel, uno bellfen sic INNER Dara1t,
boB sic int gefdn0niB itno, tperigltels
jeoe 0ta6t. Souten Sic petlu6en gu ent7
%laltfeu, 10 tpcrDe i6 Sbnet ale Snoden tint
Qeibe e~rtsipei i6Iagen!" Ser @efan8ere
Derbradte ieine Sage nit Sil6en oOer an
Bern argeneDmen 8el6dftigunger, febrte
ieoe Nadt in oaS @efdngniB 5urild, mubte
abersGnuerbrii6Iid ben 0efdn9niBi6litllel
Bel lid tragen, gum 3eiden, baB er ii9 Der
Strafe unteraogen bate, tpel6e baS @eleB
fir ieine WeilletDate1 Dorldrteb.
6. NDtbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
Sic WoumNcr%

9ie 6ret Mifiourier &duber un6 8riiSer
Younger, nGmliG Der iebt 451GDri9e e o Lee
man younger, Der I'M tpeltige Sabre
iun8ere SameS OouM9er uno Der
nidt Diel iiber 30 Sabre olte 9t b t
younger, bic 8ettern unb @enollen Der
8riOer Sancs, iibet befanntli6 valf Iez
benSlGngIid" I'M 3u6tbauie 81 Stilltpater
in Oftnneinta. sic ipurDen Dor itebeu
Sa1ren, nad DEM in @emetni6aft nit ben
SGnles unteruomneneu Ydnfraube 81
Jtortbftelo, tpnbei Der 8anffalitrer eruuproet
tpHro, Don brapen 8uuern Otinnelota'S gez
Jagt ulo na6 DetBen &dmpfcn g~efauger
%9enornmen, tDGbrcno bic Sames e1lttan1el.
Nle orel Doun9er itno inn 3u6t6aule nit
Der Nnferti9ung bon 9rei6mai6inen be-
l6dttt9t. SeinaDe Die ganSe bortige .3ltdtz
bausarbeit lit ndmli6 bonn ncuen 8un6es>
lenator cabin, Der in StiQiuater audi cine
9roB1rttoe 9reldmaldinen z9Sabrif betrei6t,
FUR lebtere genltetbet. 9aS 8etroaen Del
pref Oounger, BON benen Der Gltelte inn
8urgertrtege lieutenant in Quontreu's
ldeuBli6er Tehellen : @ueriuQbanoe mar.
lit i'll Der Strafanitalt muiterbaft. sic
lpcrOen aber oenno6 moeltdIt BON ben an=
oeret 0etal9enen abgelonoert ltno l6arf
bepadlt, oa tbnen Der perlpegenite 6lu6tz
perlu1 5uSNtrauen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13

Sbalei6 Der bor tpeniger Sabren bon
etnem ibrer O6eime aus Wtiiiourt genla6te
@eriu6, Den @ouDerneur BON Minneiota
All ibrcr 8egnaoigurg 5n betpesen, gdn5li6
fe6Il6lu9, i6einen iie Die SOffnung, nod
ais trGfttge Otdnner bas 3u6tbaus gu
uerlalicn, feinespess auf8uoebem.
9a iie nit Seize Somes uno Sranf
SamcS inter Die greulibiten 8ar6iten beS
QScitens geD0rt baben, 10 lit 81 boffen, oaB
i6re 6offuung ni6t in @rfiiuung 9eben
mtrb. Sin SfanoaI lit es nur, baB Trant
eSulnes aIe NuSii0t bat, elmer dbnli6en
Strafe, pie ite Jest bic YOun9er, oerer
8erbre6erlaufbabu mebrere Sabre Dor Der
%ieinigen ab0ci6nitten iDurbe, al erouloe1
BADEN, aGnSli6 81 entgebe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13

idlieBli6, ieine Wlitte lag aIio 9erabe i'm
magnetii6en 9toroen.
llnteroeiien lit Die Photographic in mebz
reren untertroii6en Sbierpatorien tbdtig
gctpeien, ieoe St0rung Der M%agnetnabeI 81
per5eihner, un0 IS ipiro intCreiiant iein,
bieie St0rungen nit ben 8eobaGtEngen 81
Der9lei6en, namentlt0 su ie6cn, mas Die
i6nelle Setpegrng bebeutete.
@enau Inn 9 II. 48 Ot. i6pebte eift Ofez
teor, bas an 0eIigteit Dem Mben6itern in
ieinem beuiten @l0n3e glet6tom, BON Ser
S6uari pcs 9roBen 8Gren langlam Dem
SoriSonp ulo ucrlor iein 2i6t nidt, als
es bur6 Die %logenannte @nlfenbant 9il17
0ur63og. 9agen, 9. g., 8rDf.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05

OF course they are a. wild "a a deer. and
have to be lassoed and thrown before
being burned with The brand.
This system Of branding has been re-
quired on account Of the cattle roaming
at VIII. Different herds were bound to
NIX, ana this was necessary to enable
eacn ranehman to trace his cattle. With
the changes that are coming to stock rails
ing In this country the ground up" and
branding may at no distant day be a
thing OF the past.
A genuine cowboy Is worth describ-
ing. In many respects be Is wonder
iul creature; he eldures hardships that
would take the lives of most men, and
Is, therefore, . perfect type Of physical
manhood. He is the finest horseman
IN the world, and excels in all the rude
sports Of the field. He aims to be dead
shot, and universally is. Constantly
during the herding season he rides
seventy miles a day, and majority of
ne year sleeps in the open air. His
life IN the saddle makes him worship
his horse, and it, with a rifle and six.
shooter, complete his happiness.
or Vice I'm the Ordinary Sense ne
Knows Nothing.
He isarough, uncOuth, brave and gener-
Gus creature, who never lies or cheats
IL Is mistake to imagine that they
are dangerous set. Any one is as safe
with them as with any people in the
world, unless he steals q horse or is
hunting for fight. In their eyes death
Is mild Punishment for horse-stealing.
Indeed it is the highest crime known to
the unwritten law of the ranch. Their
life, habits, education and necessities
breed this feeling in them. But, with
all this disregard of human life, there
are less murdererS and cut.thrOatS
graduated from the cowboys than from
among the better educated classes Of
the East who come out here for venture
or gain. They delight in appearing
rcugher than they are. To tender
foot, as they call an Eastern man, they
love TO tell blOod-curdling stories and
impress him with the dangers on the
frontier. But no man need get IN
quarrel with them unless he seeks 1t, or
get harmed unless he commits some
crime. They very often own an inter
est in the herd they are watching, and
very frequently become owners Of
ranches. The slang Of the range they
always use to perfection, and in season
or out OF season. Unless you want to
insult them, never offer cowboy pay
for any little kindness he has done, or
for share OF his rude meal. Ii the
changes that are coming to stoc&-rais.
ing should take the cowboy from the
ranch, its most interesting feature will
be gone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
Great SeIEDenfal.
7etas Strings.

"Where can buy a pair of cuffs?''
inquired a late riser of an Austin Hotel
proprietor one Sunday morning.
Don't believe you can anywhere"
replied the hotel man. Clothing
stores are all closed up until four o'clock
in the evening.
"Well, where can get cocktail?
am as dry as puff ball"
"Can't. Saloons are all closed up I'M
til after o'clock"
81 suppose can get glass of sweet
cider at the corner grocery, can't l ~
"Not much; groceries are all closed
up until after O'clock"
care, Ell? Then guess Til have to
60 down to some drug store and get a
glass of plain soda"
"Can't do that, either. Drug stores
are not allowed to sell soda until after
four O'Clock.
The man moved mournfully over to
the water cooler and had about half
filed a lumber, when q policeman in
front of the hotel commenced shooting
at a suspicious looking dog. The hotel
guest dropped the glass, jumped about
fourteen feet, and running behind the
office desk, shouted:
"Don't shoot again, cap! / won't
touch drop of your damned old ice
water until after four o'clock. II you
think it's too rich for my blood, I'll
practice self denial and spit cotton till
SHUTDOWN"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
ODD STORIES FROM EVERYWHERE.

Caroline Mucbelbach, OF st. Louis, l.
years ofage, died of blood poisoning
cause by wearing tight shoes.
On Michigan avenue, Atlantic City,
\. j., lives colOred boy with the usual
woody head of the African, but the hair
is as white as snow.
The first steel rail rolled in America
cost those who made it over 500, 900 in
experiments and outlay. 1t was rolled
in North Chicago Rolling mill Com
pany's Works in Chicago, May .,
1853.
A birth was recorded at TuscOla, ILL.,,
IN which the physician certified that
the father of the child was eighty-fOur
wears older than the mOther,the former
being lO3 and the latter 10 years of
age.
During the fifty years that Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cornelius, who reside near
Philadelphia, have been married, there
has been no death among their descen-
dants, who number twenty-three, and
were all at the golden wedding.
\ novel sight III Iowa was the finding
Of hundreds Of dead birds, foreign TO that
neighborhOCd, upon the roofs of houses
and upon the streets. They are supposed
to have been caught in the vortex of
q : Duthern cyclone and hurried North.
A clock in the family Of a Camden,
Mo-, man that had always been trust
worthy suddenly stopped. lnvestiga-
ton showed that sSparrOw'S egg piac-
ed in the clock case had Matched, and
the infant sparrow had cOllided with
the pendulum.
In the Jackson sawmill, at New Or
leans, a black object deeply imbedded
in log was found to be an eight-inch
spherical shell. Nine inches of wood
had grown over the iron. The shell
bad probably been fired from Federal
gun6oat during the rebellion, as the log
came in raft from the Red river.
When Il. {. Hunter, of Huntingdon,
Pa, saw stone too large for him to
move on the railroad track near his
home, and heard the roar OF an APP
prUaching passenger train, he went
crazy with excitement. He succeeded,
however, in stopping the train, but
with not foot to spare. This was
three months ago. He lost his mind
through the act, and has just died raw
ing maniac.
After the four year-old daughter of
James Wilson, of Westmoreland county,
Pa, had been lost two months and
mourned a. dead, she was seen by a
boy named Green walking in the woods.
She fought like tiger before submit
ting to capture, was entirely naked, had
long hair, and finger nails the length OF
bird claws. She was unable to articu-
late a word. She had learned to eat
frogs and catfish, and preferred them
in their raw state to cooked food. She
was ten miles from home when found.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
A Business Son.

eyes, there's heap o. difference in
bOys,n replied The old man, as he tied
una bag of oats. There's my son
George, for instance. Everybody beats
him in the hoss trade, swindles him on
a watch dicker and leaves him out In
the cold when he farms on sheers. He's
good hearted, but there's no business
about him. If had to depend upon
George, I'd die in the poorhouse.
He wrestled the bag aside, seized an
other and continued:
"And there was my son Philip keen
as a razor, eyes wide open and so sharp
that no man in New Jersey dare offer
him a pair of old boots for $500 horse
for fear of being cheated"
ais be dead%'
ayes, he's gone; and that was the
sharpest trick of all. He found he'd
got consumption, and what did he do
but hunt up life insurance agent, take
out 5000 policy, gave his note for the
premium, and come home and fell of a
load of hay and runs pitchfork clear
through him. Some sons would have
hung on and doetored around and
wanted current jelly and chicken soup
for eighteen months but that wasn't
Phil. No, sir. He didn't even ask for
anything bettern'n a $50 tombstone,
snd he said l needn't git that unless the
marble cutter would trade even up for a
blind calf.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
CcULlSSE CHAT.

Jeffreys Lewis talks of going to Aus
tralia.
Lillian Cloves is to be in Dion Rouci-
cault's company next season.
Gilbert and Sullivan are engaged on
a new opera, which will be ready for
the Savoy Theaier, London, October
next.
Miss Emma Juch and Slgnor Perugini
are reported to be the principal mem
bers of an English opera company
which Mr.. James G. Duff intends to
organize for the coming season.
A new comic opera by Audran, the
author OF 1.-THE MascOtte" and "Oli-
vette," entitled LA Lune de MieP'-
The Honeymoon-wili be the novelty
at the Bouffes Parisiennes, Paris, next
fall. The title is prepOssessing.
Alice Harrison has been offered the
position occupied by Nellie Farren, at
the Gsyety, London, but has not yet &C.
cepted. She hss not made up her mind
whether she will star. join stock com
pany, or remain passive for a season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
SHOULD HELP ONE ANOTHER.

Mr.. Norman Hunt, Of No. l69 Chestnut ST.,
Springfield, Mass, writes April 10, 1883, saying:
"Havipg the afiliction caused by kindey
AMI liver diseases, aud after enduring the
aches, pains, weakness and depression Incl
dent thereto, until body and soul were nearly
distracted, sought for relief and cure from
my trouble, and was told by friend who mad
been cured by 1t himself, that the best and
only sure cure was Hunts Remedy, and upon
his recommendation commenced taking It.
and the first few doses Improved my condi'
ton in 4 very marked manner, and a contin'
uance OF its use has justified all that my
friends claimed for it-that II was q sure and
permanent cuIe for all diseases OF the kidneys
and liver. Several OF my friends in Spring
field have used 1t with the most gratifying
results, and feel II my duty as we'll as plea
sure to me 10 recommend Hunts Remedy in
the highe possible terms"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
MANUFACTURER's nONY.

M II. W. Payne, manufacturer OF harness.
saddlery, trunks, vsl'ses, etc. No. Az Main
street, Springfield, Mass, writes rs u ader date
Of April 10, 1855:
GENTLEMEN have used Hunts Rsmsiy
he best medicine for diseases OF the kidneys,
liver, bladder and urinary organs, and have
received great ben eft TO my health Il on its
use, end l find that II will do Just what is
claimed for il; it Will cure disease and restore
health. therefore pronounce 1t the best
medicine that have ever used.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
TRUsTEE's SALE

A. 4.
Nood, nhI.nHI, oy o. 80; tn,
by virtue oI q uecn oi uust; os''I Nv ,'.n
G Gss on a. tpsis. 70 ssSuSc s ",y
HenI o lou, r.a, ~ Oh 60 IA -.
;ncI'l, H,.n IT, Ti:,r ~ ihs aunIT ,'',i
~ " "'iI 1 W in I'D h,SL No ~
" m"'s,'' !, iii on ." '''N '~ -
- Hh' ~ VIII on
TbuF,dey the 10th DAY Of uguat. 1873.
,,,,.,,,a LII -, . ,oint snown a, The I.,n
WOOD store, Ia Ia. town OF gcnwood, In said
~ n'ci,cs an ~ Thai dsy tne folIosInx
I,,cIhsd ,rnnsrty. ihai IA u, saw: hi OF IA At
certsip trnc, ~ psrcsi OF land Ming and bsiux
yi,sir,s !" and ma ins on m. e1.t AIDE or bsnE
y, re ohio liver and on ihe soutb side al
Yogss. run, being a psrt OF the BOggs' farm,
end containing any acres Of land more o,
Larnh CON IN lsslober TO said Henry Mason.
~ deed Gated October Is, Bts. sbd now
record IN the clerks ON Of the County Court
! OF MaphaIl county. la deed book No. .. page
~, to which said DEED rsference IL hereby
m ads for more p,rtirulsr description: .I'
crpiIrg, ho~.yer, from that portion 81 the
atov. tract 5 ing be, wesn lhe Bsiiimoe aug
chic Railroad end the OHIO river about :. 81
an oore Of aud void and conveyed " Tbons.
Hamilton by the aid Henry hason, BY DEED
on record In the Clsrki = ONCE ~ the County
court OF AaTphaII county. In deed book No.
~. psge as; also excepting about one acre 81
Mason 10 WJiiian Carey, py deed dated ia,
.s'h day 81 Prbru airy. ppsf. and nov recprdei
In the ,aId Clerks once In dssd book No. 20.
i0fore conveyed BY the said Henry Mason IN
the Board Of Education Of linton Lowbabip of
HaTshali county by deed dated the iyh dsy ~
August, ls-2 and now on record in Md Clerks
once In deed book No. 20, pages IT'S: a'sp
excepting n strip Of lahd lying along the Dap
OF The Ohio riysr. about thirty feet Ia width
and ,Om. hun drtd feet In length, which sa,d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
BOSTON d albany RAILROAD.

Albert Holt, Esq, paymaster Boston and
AIbsny Railroad, at Springfield. Mass. writes
April IS, 1873: ~ have used Hunts Remedy,
aud my experience wi b II has been sich that
l can chserfuliy say that / am satisfied that
1t will do Just what II promises 70 do, Il used
sccording 10 directions"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05

VIA Nusssssnst

VWA1 0oSDoo0t
Ask he most eminent physician
OF any school, what u the best thing In
the world for quisting and allaying al ffh.
tation OF the nerves and curing I'll forms
Of nervous complaints giving natural,
childlike refreshing sleep alwaysf
And they viii tell you unhesitatingly
"6oms form Of Hopsr
cHAPTzI l.
Ask any or al Of the mot eminent ply
icians: .-
"What b the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases OF the
kidneys and urinary organs; sush a.
Brights disease, diabetes, retention or In.
ability 10 retain urine, and oil the diseases
and ailments peculiar to Women
"Lnd they will tell you explicitly and
enphatically 'Buchu'."
Ask the same Physicians
sWhat Is the most reliable and surest euro
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, INDIGESTION, oiliousnese, malaria lever,
ague, &c, !" and they will tell you:
Mandrake! or Dandelionr
Hence, when these remtdies are ombined
with Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bit,ers, such
Concluded next week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
m EDICAL.
Ian -sonoi,lc, Shelby County, Ey.

Tan 't5nCiAc, Aelby Country, dy
Aessrs. Fleming Bros:
am 2rac,Iclrg physician, residing perman
emily in THIS place. In the year ISIS, when
resident of the State of Missouri, became ac-
Quainted with the superior virtues OF DR.. c. No.
Lanes TermiilLQe, prepared by YOU. At some
more leisure nome nj will send YOU the result Of
an experiment made with one vial, in cxpelling
upwards Of 900 worms.
L. CARTER, NJ, D.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
AMTlDorE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
al have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
tion, two yee-s, Snd have tried ten different
kihds Of pl 5, a-.d TUFTS are the first
that have done ne any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite Is
splendid, food digcsts readily, and now
have natural passages. ! feel like new
man." ". ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, y.
Soideyerywhere, 25c. Office, A Murray 81. NY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
L. CARTER. NJ. D.
TeIc York.

SeIC fork.
I do hereby certify 10 the public, that child At
mine. four wears old, being troubled with worms,
I was induced TO purchase 4 bottle of DR.. G. Ne
Lanes TermitEge, prepared by Fleming Bros,
of Pittsburgh, Pa, which | administered; and
the result was. il brought away an Immense nv~-
Der of tpOrns in punches and strings, many had
the appearance of being cut 10 pieces. My child
is now ENJOYING most excellent health. take
pleasure in recommending it to both young and
old, as one of the hest medicines ever used.
MRs. Ann JEMIao%, IS Ninth Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
SATURDAY, August II, Issa,

com n'ruclnR at Ia a. clock y. IN. , Ou the prrmi,
- tie .old, nc!l NJ public auction the real
estate sirnIt ned In the bill IL said cause.
thai IN To sRy: A tract OF laud tituatcd ou
the head waters Of the south FORK al ShOf
the home farm OF James WayL and on which
the So ii James Way has Tor many years re-
sided, containing one hundred AMI yeNenty-
i've acres moro or less, and bounded on the
south by laLdr az Martin tonIcy, Samuel
smith md Robert tii mn, on the east by auis
of James Iiue, on III" north hy lands ~ Iphn
WnNt, aud on the west by iandsot J. J. jacob
and Josiah IhaplInc, but the said rcal estate
will br sold subject 10 n lcas" made 10y the
special receiver IN said causo To Robert H.
Wsyt, for n term ending with Ia" 3lst day OF
March. .SSi, when lease IL on nlc among tho
papers az said cause, aud In which the said
Robert agrees. among other things. ~ fol-
lows: "thui hc viii not p!ow or break any
portion Of the said farm which IL now IN
meadow that In the fnIl 81 tue year 1875 no
will seed In wheat al al tue stubblc laLi on
said farm. and not lees IMAM one half of tue
land which shall have been planted la corn
during The last named yeas. having the right,
nevertheless should he noe In tho tenant 81
said farm after tho sat day OF h.tch; 1881
teiihcr because the said farm shall have been
sold, ar be nnuse II shall have hc.n leased TO
some other person., To have one half ~ tho
cropS produced rom the Sced NJ Ia lIa SDwn
by him ~ aforesaid. upon MS paving one.
hal' OF the expenses ~ harv0iing tue said
rrops, the division Ia br aie IN the shock"
Toms Of SnIe-D one third OF tie Durohass
money, or so much moro M The pu rchAser
may elect cash On the day OF sale, anb the
renaindcf In two equal instalnc ats, payable
respectively In one aud two years after tbs
day Of sale, with Interest from that day. the
payment 81 the deferred instalments "a bs
secured by deed az trust upon thu said real
estate, or by the retaining OF The tue.
DANIEL PECK,
ROBERT WHITE,
HENRY N. RUSSELL
hereby certify that bond has been given
In the above entitled cause, n required ~
law. July II, 1881
iylg y. B. McCoLLocH. Clerk.