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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

To this may be added $4,000 which one we'll
known Republican has pledged himself 10 raise
within a few days. The money is practically
given now and may be reckoned as part Of the
above THIS makes slS,52s already sub
scribed A. K Whitney, Of No. 2 Broadway, il
the acting treasurer OF the fund All money
should be sent 20 him. The receipt OF subscrlp-
tions win be acknowledged by him through The
Tribune. Like all tho other members Of the as.
sociation be IL confident that enough money Will
he raised 20 start work on the building this sum-
mer. We are going 10 build permanent home
for tho party" he said last night and we wnnt
every Republican in the city who feels interested
in the matter 70 give something toward IL, whether
he gives one cent, one dollar or thousand. IL
Is for the party here not for any club or faction,
and we want the assistance Of everybody We
hope 20 get 100000 dollar subscriptions we
propose 20 have q hall that will be creditable In
every way, and one In which wOrlyingmen, me
chanios, capitalists and manufacturers can meet
on common level IL will be democratic in
stitudon in the best sense Of the word.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

Ottawa, March 2s-In the House OF Commons TO-
day Sir John Macdonald, in reply to Mr.. Prior, said
that the Government had received no Official informa-
ton from the Government Of the United States in
regard to the proclamation issued by President
Harrison closing Behring's Sea 70 all except Ameri-
cans. The Government, he added, had net entered
a protest. On inquiry no had learned that the
enactment OF March Q, 1850. This gave him no
alarm as tho proclamation does not Involve nnal
Interpretation of what composes the hmits OF
Behring's Sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
THE y1yprn OF FLAMING SWORD SENTENCED.

Kingston, " Y, March % tSpeciaD.-Tho case or
the People against Daniel d. Bell for forgery has
been on riaa here for week in the Court Of Sessions
Judge T.. L. Fursman, of Troy, presiding. Bell is the
eccentric old man who created sensation Few years
aro by exhibiting huge sword covered with strange
hieroglyphIcs which he said was seen TO IAN namlng
srom the slry into the Delaware and Hudson Canal
near his home sthe town Of Rochester. He filed
claims in the Office of the Secretary Of State to large
tracts Of land in various counties, declaring that ne
he'd discovered gold and other precious minerals
He "a now charged with tho utteranee Of forgeo
deed The Jury, after being out an day, came m
tonight with verdict of guilty The prisoner IS
sIxtydye years old and this is bis second trial Ior
the offence He was sentenced to Dannemora 1or
twelve years and six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
xAros BsoKrB rHrSKs BE OAUGHr BUEoo

Buffalo, March as tspeciaD. Mayor Becler is
ohuclling stin over an adventure he bad In New
York.
yesterday morning. said he. az was walking
down Broadway in Now-York, for exercise. needed
IT, Below canal-St man approached mo and sae,
Good morning. said good morning and he said.
IDou't you know meP NO, and don't want to-
said L 'You don'ti Why, / once sold you big
bill of goods said be. NO, you didn't sad l.
sob. YES d.d, SIR. am with H. B. Claain q Co..
1You never sold mo any goods answered. Can 1
b. mistnhenP said the man, what Is your hsms' ne
fhenP THAT y my business said l. fou see
thaf man was one Of theso bdnco steerers and be
tried 20 work me, but he COULDN'T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
THE JESUIT pEsATE IN CANADA.

Ottawa, March 2s.-In the Housa Of Commons this
afternoon the debate was resumed on the Jesuit Es
tates question. David Mills was the first speaker.
He said that tho motion of Colonel o'Brien Is an
important one In the name Of federation It seee
Intolerance and Decks to violate the Constitution under
the plea Of defending the supremacy Of the crcwn.
There is on side the right of provincial Logis
ature and the other the question Of overriding IL
by Federal veto. Colonel oBnen and Mr. Mccarthy
quoted history. Circumstances governing and con-
trolling events century are not the same as those
prevailing to-day. IL was useless TO criticise tho
actions Of the Jesuits former tines The influence
of ages should be taken into consideration. The
United States served as an illustration OF lberaty
displayed in religious matters. The Dominion Govern
n,ent possessed more right 70 exercise the veto
power than 10 had to annDl NovYork State legislation
The speaker said he would rather be victim OF the
wrongful Judgment of others than deny an act OF
justice. He sat down amid applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
p.,n pyvrn wgAYBRs RRTURH 10 WORK

Fan River, MsSs.. March ss.--Ai me muls arc
RAINING to-day except the Amefisaa Llnon mt nearg
,,nsn T,,. ware not psdy 10 START The weayers
r,re rsven their ola oomk There were soma ex-
s.nsioas hoTrcer At the pocessest ,lill about nfty
who bad ssn ySSs "a , 1sy aIss SSSsds .nS eTs z
, . s "a S -, nrint cloths they could have IS
TS9y refased and stayed out AZ hs Osborne ,l Mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
1coBssoRY TO THE OUTRAGE AT YALE.

New.Haven, March 29 IspeciaD. flames NJ. car
pentcr, Of this city, who was employed as night
watchman at the new recitation building on the
Yale campus, was discharged to-day for completely
In pulling down tho statue Of Professor slliman' he
kent student boarding house for number Of years.
and II is thought that he gave the students the rope
which was used. He denied the charge and said that
he did not even the students who perpetrated the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
1v INSANE IRMY oFMoER.

washington March os.-Captain David L Graft,
9Th Infantry, was brought here from Harrisburg,
PennI last evening, BY I1cutenant sehmer, aa
Artnlerv and placed IN 81 Elizabeths Insane Asylum
Captain Craft was found ncapacitated for active ser
yicc by On examining board on account of bis stout
ness, but no mention OF his diseased mental condition
YVES made in the newspapers. BE weighs 800 pounds
mi Tiautenant Selllner was obliged 70 emP0y an
asSstant to aid IN bringing him to Warrington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
vopKrye plpp AeAYsr REsUBNssIov.

Providence, March 20 (speciall.-In the excitement
ove, the senate contest tho state election TO be held
next wednesday is almost lost sight Of hetneF tne
psn,h,,csns NOR tho Democrats arc doing much cam
ra,gn work but the Law Enforcement party Is ex-
ceoe,nr,y astive. It's managers issued to-day cam
paieu sheet with circuistIcn Of $4,000 They have
formed Assembly tickets ds Eh sI ts T9s,e 4.
pThs ,s.ian,sts M sFe running Cor the Legslatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
rHr Rhode rs1ANp sENAroR ZOE YEr CHOSEN.


Providence, March 90 Special. Another ballot for
United States Senator taken in the Joint eonven-
ton to-day The break for either Dixon or wetmorc
which had been predicted did net occar. Mr. Dixon's
vote Al, two Of his supporters being absent E1-
Governor wetmore had tho samo vote as yesterday,
a. but actually gained one supporter Of HIS being
absent and one OF Tafes votes going to him. The
other votes wero Durfee s. Colt 5, Goddard 4, Taft
1. and Arnold (Dem 16. After tho voto was an
aounoed the friends OF Dixon moved 10 proceed to
another ballot This met by dIatory amend
ments and motions the part OF the wotmoro men.
Finally after long and exciting struggle, the anti
Dixon forces carried an adjournment by vote of 80
TO a. The Democrats arc in a position 10 elect
Dixon and Il Is understood that ten OF them were in
favor Of going TO Dixon had second ballot been
taken to-day, and that Is the secret Of todays srug-
aie The argument used with the Democratic
members in favor OF Dixon Is that wetmore being
wealthy man, win contribute heavily TO the Repub.
iIcan Campaign expenses In this State II elected, and
therefore Il Is good politics for them to defeat him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
THE SEIZED pRITrsH sEALERs.

London, March ae.-sir George s. Baten.Powell
asked in the House Of Commons this afternoon whether
the case Of the three sealing ships seized n behring's
Sca in 1887 and condemned by the Alaskan Court mad
been admitted to appeal by the Supreme opurt.
Sir James FERGUSON Under Foreign SECRETARY, re-
Piled that the time allowed for appeal had laRsod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
TO rxonEAsr LARGELY IT'S OUTPUT OF coAI.

PhIladolphla, March as 6pecinll.-At the orice Of
the Reading Coal and Iron Company It was stated
to-day that the increase IN tho output OF coal for
tho next two years would be at least 100000 tons
Said an eflciai to-day This win bc douo through
the four new oolIeries that are bong sunk and tho
rehabilitation Of old mines that have not been worked
for ,hrcc or four years. During the last reeeiveshp
about twenty 1--WE coTIefes were shut down
count Of the expense Of operating thom. Several Of
the most promising OF those oollleries are being
pmpcd out and put IN shape for operation The cost
q. lmproyemonts Is considerable and Is al charged
to oneratlnR expenses Tho capital account has been
closed. The poor showing for February attribute
10 the heavy collery expenses"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
sw1rr JUgr1cE ron A swINDLER.

Toronto, March 2s.-George Powell, alias 9. Barnett
Young. who, attired In priestly garb was arrested
hero Tuesday, charged with swindlIng jewellers In
Ottawa and toronto out Of watches and diamonds and
who confeased many other such crimes, was to-day
sent by q police magistrate 70 the Kingston Pen
itenaary for hvo yenra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
ogsHnAL MoooK ON HArIBoAD QUESTIONS

Prineebon, n. j.. March 20 NpceiaD. D.-Ihe laseost
tors Ebrsry was that a. last evening. addresscd BY
General Mecook. Of EswYork, upon The railroad aues
ions Of tho United Bsates BY nnszatnous vote the
faculty snd upper eaasmsn present requested General
Mecook 10 return b Ptfncetpn n me nsE ia.u1s "
talk upon trusts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
rAIsE REpoRr on A puEL.

Vienna. March 2s--The report that duel had been
fought between Count Hoyos and Count Bstazz proves
TO be without foundation. Count Henry Baltazz Is
r Madeira and the other male members Of the Baltazzi
family ara either ia Vienna or at their homes IN
Mnrnyia Count Hoyos, who has been visiting his
brother In paris, returned to Vienna to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
=, ,,op rYsy sT coTHAnp PASS,

Bsrna March es.-The Federal Council, saspectng
thai ~ 81. event Of Frsnco-Germsn war Germany
wocEl violate 4he tcrrftory Of sg1tE~land, has
for ca enrr,ose Of fortsfying St Gotna ard Pass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
TIE BALL TEAMS SAIL FOR HOME.

London, March 2s-The Chicago and AILAmerica
SasebalI clubs sailed on the white Star steamer Ad-
Ratio from Queenstown for Eew-York today.
crowd sathsred to see them of and cheered the players
heaytuv The members Of the eIiibs eated over
their reception IN Great Britain and Ireland II is
certain that baseball win become one ot the features OF
Britain Sporf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
,r,,r pAyouEr 10 Mr.. pARNELr.

London. March 2s.-The COMMITTEES that has charge
Of The banact to Mr. Parneli Is continuing lite prepara
lions the difficulty experienced BY the coulnittee
In andine suitable place for the entertainment led
this II row 6cniod The dinner VIII probably DO given
fn the Royal Aquarium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
rrn IN pEooa nnnnrY. THEAs.

Eagie Pass, Tex, March es.-coionel Holiday, .
miner Of many years experience. has Just returned
from An extensive exploration of the Pecos Coentry
He found deposit Of TN orc IN the mountains NORTH
Of Langley Tho ore was IN ledge cropping out OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
uIo1pE OF A Ryf,orAY MERCHANT.

Antwerp, March es.-Ferdinand Vsndertaelen,
wealthy merchant Of this city, committed suicide
yesterday The act due to the failure Of several
allied firms, whose liabilities win probably reach
colossal sum. Mt Vandertaelon was leading nom
ber of te LIBERAL party and had been dubbed the John
5ahk of Belgium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
FrRE IN A LONDON TrMBER YAGD.

N4AsAs IN n L4O4F1I1-f 1H"HH811IE
London, March 25.-The Baltic timber yard near
Buckingham Palace, has been destroyed By pro. The
loss is 100000 During the progress Of the fire
pile Of timber fell, injuring number Of nrenen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
LooKigg our FoH THE SUPPLY OF ERIE CANAL.

Buffalo, March 2s.-At meeting OF the Buffalo
Merchants Exchange to-day, resolution was adopted
requesting the Erie County representatives at Aibany
~ wnteh the bin allowing tho City Of Syracuse 10
tas ~ water supply from skAneatelcs Lake, and II the
measure Is Mkaly to prove Of any dstrimsnt TO tho
e.s. ransI. TO oppose m A resolution wa also
s1onte6 % send 4 committee Of fve 20 Albany 70
iooH into the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
1T PLEAsEs LORD SALISBURY.
ToRE1GN COMMENTS ON TwosoF PRESIDENT
uARRIsoN's NOMINATIONS.

London, March es.-A dispatch announcing that
President Harrison had nominated Robert T. Lincoln
as American Minister to England. was read at D
dinner given last evening by Earl oowpeE viscount
cranborne, son OF Lord Salisbury was guest, and,
upon hearing the news, he Immediately hurried TO
Ariington-st and impaired the information to his
father. Tho Prime Minister said that the nomination
was pleasant surprise to him.
The Daily News,s referring to the nomination Of
Mr.. Lincoln as american Minister to England, says:
Mr Lincoln win be welcomed, If only for the name
The st. Iames's Gazette of this city, commenting
on the appointment OF Mr.. Lincoln, says: 1t is
tain that MT Lincoln win be popular'
Dublin, March 2s.-JThe Freeman's Journal says:
The appointments Of Mr. Patrick Egan as American
Minister TO- Chilli, WIN keenly delight Irshmsn 1t is
comment on the policy toward ireland pursued
by England, where Mr. Ryan Is hunted outlaw
PLEASED WITH Mr.. HALsTEAD's NOMINATION
Berlin, March 2s.-The nomination of Mr. Halstead
United states Minister to Germany gives general
satisfaction hers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

i LAW AND oRDRR LEAGUE IN BELvTDERB.
Belvidere, N j.. March ee.-In view Of tho IN
orcase of drunkcnness among the youths Of this
plaee, the Leading cltizens have organized Law ard
order Issss and yn prosecute Al sa dsals n., who
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

BI4oop&HED THREATENED At hhFTA tLAHA
saa pjexo. Cal, Mach as.-rroubie Is reporfed from
fhe ne,y mining camp i've miles from Santa Cara.
sch ausssz claim Is held BY armed Mexieans whose
rights nrn dsputs,l by American prospeetos, and blood
shsc II Hksig p spsnN Governor Iorres hss been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
LORD VAUDEVILLE A BANKRUPT!

CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS TO BE INSTITUTED
AGAINST THE sPENDTHRrTT NoBnEMAN
London, March es.-Loqd Vaudeville, heir 10 the
Duke Of Manchester, has been pronounced bankrupt
II has been decided to institute criminal proceedings
against htm on charge of having made untrue afl-
davftS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
THE CLOSING OF BEHRING's SEA

asked for troops and officers arc fastening Aero with
squad Of Mexican cavalry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
RACING IN ENGLAND:
FoUR CONTESTS AT THE OPENING OF rH

FoUR CONTESTS AT THE OPENING OF THE
LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING:
London, March 2s.-Tht was the arst day Of tho
liverpool spring meeting Tho race for she Prince
Of Waess Plato Of TOO soveregns IN specie, for three
year-oids and upward, at nearly six hrongs, was
won by j. Hammond's hve-year-od brown horse
Aintree by sefton out of Electric. Lord Ellesmeres
slx-year-oh bay marc Cataract was second, and J.
I. Whips nveyear-old chestnut horse St Hubert
third.
The for the Molyneux Stakes Of FIVE sovorelgns
each for accepos, With 200 guness added, for two
year-olds. at five farongs, won by j. O. Hodgsons
bay colt Lamprey by Beanclerc. out OF Irony, by
Rosebery. Lord Loudonderry's bay hlly Daisy Chain
was second ana Captain Mschel's chestnut hliy AS
tTology, third.
The race for tho Fourteenth Union Jack Stakes Of
1--WE sovereigns each, with 500 soveregns added for
threeyearolds, ono mile, was won by the fsvorite,
Captain L IL Jones's bay colt Theophilus,. by Ar
mssr Chestnut so ormu was Second and
Captain C. Bowlng's chestnut colt Iddeseigh was
Tbs liverpool Hunt stecplechase, 800 pounds, was
wen by Ireland, With The Saint second and Whirl-
TROUBLES OF THE COPPER SYNDICATE
Paris, March 2s.-Comptoir dEscompte shares at
D. m to-day wero quoted at 1o5 francs, sociste des
Metaux shares at 90 francs and Rio Tlnto shares at
600 francs.
The trustees appointed by the Tribunal Of Com
merce report that thS directors Of the Compton
PEscompte responsible for declaring higher diy
dend in January than the position justified The
trustees further OF the opinion that the copper
contracts were violation Of tho statutes, and ther
foro void. Tho directors of the Compton d'Escompte
have been summoned to appear before tho Juee
dInstrnetion
One Of the largest bankers and stockholders Of
Geneva has committed suicide. He suffered heavy
losses through copper speculation.
London, March 2e.-coprer closed al % pounds,
~ shnlpgs, pence.
The lack Of foreign sdE;ess fremt tkonon 1aa 41fss
kept the copper nen st the Metal Exchange IA con-
tnued suspense as 70 tho outcome OF tho negotis
ticns between the American mipe owners and the
holders Of the syndcate's stock of metal Although
transactions of any consequence were recorded
Lake copper generally hrmer was g. NJ. for
immediate delivery, but futures declined, and May
was offered at S12, juno at s11 and July at $40 25
during tho early dealings, tho lowest price recorded
being $40 oo for July. After tho second call, how
ever, the market exhibited slightly better tone,
there being marked inclination Tho part Of buyers
to trade, but prices maintained and holders Of
metal did not part with any stock Tbs general
feeling of traders, While not marked by anxiety, Is
one OF uncertainty and activity is looked for In
tho market until some definite ne~s Is received from
abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
v,,,,, VILLAIN uvApLE no o0yHRN.

me Eam,s. March ss--Psriisment WI assemble
IN Apri, 5 ar the purpose Of receiving commu
nissssa nom shs Mais.y p ~, wh;ss Rsos pa, s
rDVas41tur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

SOUTHAMPTON for New-York to-day. on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Lahn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

lord eALrsBURy's TRIBUTE 10 Mr. BRIoHT.
London. March 2s.--In the Honse Of Lords this
Aftemoon the Marquis Of salisbury. speaking Of Nr
Bsszht. said: BE had special qualities for which
hs vni be admired and noted IN history. no was
sxnerstion tho elcqnense Of hfs style giving atting
cxpressicn to bis bBming, pohle thoughts no pos
soxssa x,nguiar rsetifHde Of character. Ho was
lrspred by psrs pssriotsm from tho beginning Of
k}x eareer to is e5oses
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-25

Late measurements give the height %
IT,, prent Mexican aoIoanD. I'"ppcnthpetl.
ns I I. eGg feet above The son. Ia" efntrf'
which il completely pbaeured within ~
suirhufaus snpor. is aL"ut two aud
baIf miles ia circuit md 900 f"'t
deep Tho entire centor pf the tpp "f
tho mountain seamz - hu solid sulphur,
which is DEPOSITED at tho cate ri about
ton "a day
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-01-12
NASHVILLE MARKET REPORT.

Corrected from the Nashville american
every Thursday evening.
The tone of the general market was
quiet but steady. In groceries there
was comparativelylittle doing outside
ola replenishing trade. A good de-
mand is noted in provisions. Country
produce remains dull and unchanged.
Wheat is steady at quotations. Flour
is firm and feedstuffs quiet and easy.
Wheat, from wagons good drynew 95 to 1 OF
COn-from wagons, Sc to 50
Corn Meal 57H to
Oats 30 to 80
Hay, prime timothy, per ton, Is 80 to
Dried Fruit-Apples S}5 oc; eyaporated
'g c; Peaches, halves, 234cto; quarters, pa
blackberries, soto 81
Eeathers-prime, Az -
Beeswax-Choice, to
Rags-well assorted, 5 to
Ginseng-dry, $50 to S215
Butter toto 10
Eggs l2c to
Chickens-fyiug - "a lie; hens, %
lallow-choice, SO 90
Irish potatoes per hbl -5c To $50
Nooi--unwaShed, to
tub washed 20
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-01-12
Blind for Eleven Days.

Mrs. j. Y. Love, Of Leesburg, Ga,
widow ofan eminent and successful
physician, says under date of Sept. 20,
1888: Ny husband in a large and lu-
crative practice used Swift's Specific,
and with it restored to health many
persons in whose cases all other medi-
cines proved useless. One young
man who had been treated for six
years for blood poison, his condition
was gradually growing worse, and
got to be horrible. He was helpless
for twelve months and blind for elev-
en- days. His case seemed incurable.
But he was cured sound and well by
S. S. S., and today is "A strong ana
healthy man.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-01-12
TANDARD- McNNNVILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY. 1885,

month known as suspension days.
About thirty members opposed this
resolution, and owing to the small
attendance they have been able to
prevent its adoption by refusing to
vote, thus breaking quorum. Tele-
grams have been sent to absent mem,
bers, and it is expected that enough
will be present by tomorrow to pass
the resolution in spite of the fall
buSterers.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-01-12
Chancery Sale.

John I. Rowland and Others VS. W. p. Hen
neSsee and others,
T n obedience to decree of the Chancery
L Court at McMinnville, Tenn, rendered
in the above styled cause, will sell at the
Courthouse door in McMinnville, Tenn, on
Monday, the 9Th day of January,
1889, the following described property be-
longing to the estate of Lod Rowland, deed;
One tract of land on Collins river in Sd and
14h civil districts OF Warren County, bound
ed on the north by the lands of Ferg Griz.
lc l. X Rowland, A Gribble and Collins
river, on the south by } I Gnbble, David
Dulaney, Dallas Rowland and Uriah Jaco,
on the east by c c Gribble, and on the west
by Collins river and Cleo Wilkinson, con
tanning ~ acres more or less; also one 9th
er tract known as the Day tract containing
20 acres more or less. lying in the 10Th civil
district OF Warren county a plat of said
lands will be exhibited on day OF sale.
Terms Of Slle--Ou credit of [ and %
years except SlCO cash. Notes andgOod Sc
curity will be required and leiu retained.
This Dec 9Th 1858.
J.C. BILES, 9 X N.