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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
From Washington
WAsHiyGToS, Sept. :.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 4.
Now that the money market is depressed
and corporations are going by the board, it
would be we'll to relieve this pressure by 70
deeming the United States stock that may
be in the possession Of those who reside in
this country. While there is panic
banks are to q greater or less extent incom-
potent TO such relief. and herce the amount
accommodating in the National Treasury
should BIZ withdrawn by sending in for re-
dcmption the stock Of the United States
Every day reduces the time, and consc-
quently the price paid for this stock at the
Treasury must he likewise reduced. The
law on the subject is contained in the 9th
section Of an act making appropriations for
the civil and diplomatic expenses of the
government for the year ending the Both Of
June, 1854, passed March 81, 1853, (S,at-
utes at Large, volume 10, chapter o.. page
1872 and is in hose words +" And &c it
further enacted, that the Secretary Of the
Treasury b. and he is hereby authorized TO
purchase at the current market price any Of
the outstanding stocks of the United States.
IA he may think most advisable from any
surplus funds in the Treasury provided
that the balance in the Treasury shall not
at any time be reduced below six millions oil
dollars" by the Treasurcrs weekly state
ment the amount in the Treasury subject to
draft on the LIST inst, was S20,12l POT 05.
On the lst Of July last the public debt
amounted to 500 ,0G0,3s6 30. Since then
there has been $3.50 go ~ cxtinguish.
cd. 1t now sums up S2s ,467,0G0 %. There
A.. thn, Il = 80,
for disbursement under the law Of 1854. |
make these suggestions for our merchants.
bankers, and brokers, and let them 90 for
what they are worth.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ..
The Convention with New Granada has
been completed, and only awaits translation.
Besides providing for indemnity for past
and security for future, one hundred acres
are secured fora Coal and Naval Depot,
to be selected on any islard by our Govern
ment.
The prominent candidates for the Speak.
crshp of the next Congress are James l..
Orr, j. CLANCY Jones, and }. >. Phelps, Of
Missouri The former is considered the
most formidable
A. u. Rcuchcr, Governor Of New Mexi-
90. leaves here tomorrow.
The death Of Senator Rusk is attributed
to tunor mt the back of his neck which
produced inflammation Of the brain, and
caused insanity. His physicians had pre-
viouay expressed their opinion that he could
not live long.
A dispatch from the Balize says that the
Tchauntcpcc question has been settled at
Mexico. The Gary and Sloo grants had
both been nulliied.
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kap,sia Aw sLe.

At meeting Of the Democracy Of Ma
posa Precinct Dakota County, held in
West -, Paul, September -, 1897, JAWS
Lock, Esq. was called 10 the chair aud
jaws Mt'n,rn appointed Secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to nominal
i've citizens ~ Delegates TO rcprcscn, them
in the County Convention, 10 nominate
State and county officers. whereupon the
following gentlemen wcrc duly chosen
PAymoK BRADY, JAWS Locks. JunS
ilrRLES, JonN Frr4GkRALp, wv. lNwIS.
The meeting was then addressed by JOINS
w McGGAtn. who submitted the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which were
msnimen~ly adopted
Tn motion adjourned
jaws ln,N, Chairman.
JNfr Mct;RAtm, Sec.
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mocracy, and every man should 60 to work
with a will and n determination 10 make
Minnesota % Democratic State.
We learn from good authority that the
Aboitionists Of the Fast have kindly placed
At the disposal Of the Black Republicans Of
this Territory the sum Of thirty thousand
dollars, 10 BE- used at the state election.
Then let all Democrats who value their
rights ard citizenship, remember tina, e'er-
nal vigilance il the price Of liberty 10
10 rOrk. then DeInOcrats--oo 10 wokk
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meeting Of the Delegates to the Dem
ocratic State Convention, from the sixth
Judicial District, held on the 18th Septcm-
Der. 1857, at the Capitol in IT. Paul, Hon.
.Josgnm X Bows, Of Sibly was called to
the Chair. and ANDREW &. DCsS, Of Fari.
bauIt county, elected Secretary.
On motion Of AsDnEw &. DuNS, Of Fari-
baut county, LEWIS BsAssoS, Of Blue Earth
county, was unanimously nominated for
District Judge Of said District and, on mo
ton Of Mr.. Hoy, Of Nicollc't, JAMES llisDs,
Of Sicoilett, was nominated unanimously for
Prosecuting Attorney for the District.
On motion Of Mr. BRASsoS Of Blue Earth
the President was requested to appoint u
District Committee, consisting Of one from
each organized county ia the District, and
give notice Of such appointments by publ
cation ia the PiosEER AID DEMOCRAT.
co motion thcsc proceedings were ordered
publishcl in the PioyEgR AND DEMOCRAT,
anil all Democratic papers in the District.
On motion the Convention adjourned sn'c
de.
,JosEru II. BRowS, President
ASDngw G, DrSs, Secretary.
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Democratic Meeting.

Alta Democratic meeting, held at Roae-
vile, pursuant 10 call on Saturday, Sept
", 1851, the meeting WA called TO order
by electing WV. Moor, Chairman, and
JAMES J. Lcorry, Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting, whcreupon ID. A. y. BAKER and
.Jous Sairu were unanimously elected Del
egatcs to the Democratic County Conycn-
ton.
On motion, the following persons were
nominated for Precinct Officers:
For Justices Of the Peace. James J Cieoitc
and WIN. Moot.
KGIt.
For Road supervisors For District No. l..
T.. y. iarpcnicr
For Dsuiois 10. Vim. Ncvens
On motion Of j. j. tiCOrrg, convention
Of three was appointed to draft resolutions,
expressive Of the sense Of this meeting. III"
Chair appointed JAS. i. Crcorrg, T.. y.
LtnrgSTgR and WV. NgyfSs said Commit
tee. who reported The following resolutions :;
Demo, ratio Administration, aud the Democrat
lc Platform adopted by the National Democrat
10 Convention held at Cincinnati, A. D., lN3G.
bsnysf, That We. ths yotcrs n tho Upper
~. Paul Precinct, place entire confidence IN
The capacity 81 our Delegate. elected IN SAD
precinct, TO nominate .uitablo persons for
county officers at the County Convention. 10 be
held In ~. Paul, Sept II. And that We here
ny fully pledge oursclyea TO sustain said Hofni
nation at tho ensuing elections TO the utmost Of
our power.
Removed, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing .bo published In the Prom and Dmoc,afe
CHAr.
On motion, ID. A. j. BARkgn, JoIN
SarrI and JAS. j. CicmrE were appointed
Precinct Committee for the ensuing year
The meeting then adjourned.
WV Moor President
jag. j. ticorTr, Scc'y.
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ANDREW G. DuSS, Secretary.

Tie Democracy Of Goodhuc county held
a Convention ON the 10th, aud nominated
the following ticket
Fon rus SrArE sgsArE--w. W. Sweeney.
Iiorsg ~ REPRESENTATIVES, Truman Parker,
Jesse McIntire, Charles Parks, q. j. Cone.
CLgns DrsraIcr Cornr-w. W, Dckay.
CorNTy TREASURER James Lawther
GoRossn.-.I.. N. Gould.
We hope Goodhac county will redeem it.
self this fall Last June. owing to the in
criness OF the democracy, the Republican
almost carried the county.
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thi.-go Co"nty Democratic Convention.
Jas. j. ticorTr, Sec'y.

thi.rgo County Dsmotr rattle Convention.
At Convention OF the Democratic dele
gnt os from the different precincts Of thi
county, held pursuant to public notice nj,
Chisago Lake, on the 10th day Of Scptcni.
bcr, 1897, l.. q. Touni.ta was called 10 the
Chair. and II. II. NEwnEnY. chosen Sccrc-
tary.
The Convention then proceeded 10 nomi-
nate candidates 10 be supported Mt the en-
suing election:
County Commlssioners--w Iiowes aud WIN.
Comfort.
sheriff Franklin \. Eddy.
decentralization C. Scvcy.
Reg istcr OF Deods-E u. Wilcox.
Probate Judge. W. kingman.
District Attorney Thomas Holmes
Nic,k District Court II. II. Newbery.
Assessors Ephram ingolls, Isaac A. Far.
menter, 10, u. Newbery.
Delegate to state Convention Il. W. Folsom.
Delegates 10 Senatorial District Convention
10 be holden at Sunrise city On the 23d Of Sep.
teIuber, 1857. II. \. Wall II. II. Nswbery,
Peter Schelieu, Ephraim ingolls l.. q. Tomhler.
". y. Clingsn, Isaac A. Puineter and VIM.
iiowes
The Convention then proceeded 10 appon,
Democratic Central Committee as follows;
Levi W. Folsom, Chairman; l.. y. Toinblcr
II \. Ginger, Ephraim ingolls, WIN. IIowcs. l.
\. Parme,cr
The Convention the adjourned ine DIE,
l.. -. IoAnLrR, Chairman.
IL, II. NEwptBS, Secretary.
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~. I.n. -, ~tlit. ~.
The malt house and vinegar diStl.lcry be-
longing 10 \. " ood. and the rccliiyIng -
tablishmmt of J. W sherman. were burned
this morning loss about Si0ooo insurance
unknown,
The Dsmocrdt published an address 10 the
PEOPLE OF the United States prepared by u
committee appointed by Tie ''rass Hopper
Falls Convention.
The address alloys thar the chct lnccn-
tive to participation IN the election Is the
urgcu, appeals from the North. Il express
g. little hoFc OF success. The document
contains special clause for the people Of
Missouri imploring the people Of the latter
to rfrain from their previous course Of az
gr>sin. TO which, il persisted IN, a pro
,rscted and bloody war mast assuredly en-
sue.
The s.idrss concludes by exhortiny the
people II Kansas to vote At the ensuing
election. in pursuance Of the action Of the
convention.
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TIE Mas WHO BEoSE ruE isGRApHIc
CABLE-The letter of Professor Morse,
which We Published, givos perfectly clear
AMI uDderst andable explanation Of the cause
Of thc breaking Of the Atlantic telcgrarhic
cable and fixes the blame Of the disaster
where it properly belongs. Mr. Bright.
tue bead engineer, who had the laying OF the
cable under his sole direction, APPEARS 10
have been the cglprit. He hal put the
blame upon "a mechanic" but Professor
Morse says tina, be ordered on" Il his subor-
dinatrs 10 apply the brakes. Ia, .mcchanic"
hesi,a,ci Mr. Brjgh, repeated the fatal or
der. and the mischief was done. The Pro
h>sor sarcastically remarks that Mr. Bright
generously gave certificate exoneraiing
al persons on board the ship from any blame
for the disaster. Another very important
tact stated by Professor morse il that the
cable was running out hat little faster than
the rate a, which the ship was going.
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apa and steamer lying in each Of the Cir
cassian seaports, thus preventing Sava Pa
cha from getting his recently purchased ar
my and ammunition from Constantinople.
TrRKxY.-The Divan has forwarded an
order to Moldavia TO re-commence the cleo.
ton.
Fanaticism amongst the Mussulmen wa
prevailing with much violence
Disturbances were increasing in Pales-
tine
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Later From NItIleO.
NEW ORLEANS, sept. IL,

NEW ORLEANS, sept. IL.
The Mexican mails are received.
The troubles between the civil and the
ecclesiastical powers still exist
Further insults had been offered to the
American Consul at Mazatlan, arising from
the seizure Of the American schooner Ada,
and insulting the officers and crew
A new difficulty had arisen between the
Government and the British Charge, on ac-
count Of insults offered the British flag dur
ing the absence Of the Charges in Yuca-
tan.
The revolutionists are gaining ground
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poRrL,Nr sept. Ia.

PoRrI,Nr, sept. IL.
Our State election came of to-day
high, towns have bsn heard from. and they
give the following vote ior Governor: Wor
rell, rep, 2o-2i! Smith. lp,m } ll592.
Republican majority a,6S2 Tho vote of
Portland was, Worried sis, smith l,43l
scattering ,, las, year, lIamlin Rep re-
ceivci 2t39. and Wells Dem LISA; Pat.
ton (straigh, Whicl and scattering, 33;.
The vote Is smaller and the Republican ma
jori,y dimin shed from las, year
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has been one 81 the marvcls Of the Western
world In 1910 is population was only
3O,9iJ. In 1850 il was 305 a3s. In 1883
it was 552,l09, The number OF votes
pcllri at the late Presidential election was,
III .oaa;, atfihrw. !2ea"e. isi'es'ins 3
population Of Mt least 900 600 The rapid
increase o, emigration 10 the State makes
il probable that i, now numbers | 900 900
sonls, And It's sanguinc friends predict u
showing OF one million and half at the
census of 1850.
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New Overland Mail Route,
W AsuINGroy, sept. II.

The modification made in the overland
routes to California, at the instance Of the
Hon. John :. Phelps but which reouirs
the consent Of the contractors, is rs follows :
The route starting from ST. Louis to pass no
further west than Springfield, Mo, thence
10y Fayetteville, Van Buren, and Smith
Arkansas, TO Preston Texas. intersccting at
that point the route from Memphis, via
Little Book. Preston and Fl. Fillmore to
San Francisco,
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pdtstai Vote OF ksntuskS

The Louisville D,inccfa' cont aims the Of
fetal vote Of the State Of Kentucky, u, the
rcccn, election: For State Treasurer.
GAH>,Rp. Dem. $500 ; JoSEs, IN, NJ
l3.A16 Democratic majority, l2,lll. For
tonsr,s, the vote stands
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ST. LOTS, Sep. Is.
private letters from keokuk, Iowa, states
that fire occurred there ON the evening of
the llth, which destroyed over 100000
worth Of property.
The principal sufferers are Wooster &
Temples, DustOn, Marion, McClearing, and
IIuskamp. Insurance not mentioned.
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The Washington correspondent, Of til,
Coug,tr and Enquire says ,ha, FRayS
BLAIR, OF Missouri, will probably Ne the
Republican candidate for Speaker Of thu
next United states House Il Representa-
tves.
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New YORK, sept. II.
Mr.. Andrew Jackson has declined TO he.
liver the gold snuii-box to Maj. Dyckman
on account of the division oil sentime Mt and
excited feelings existing here on the subject.
lie says that whenever the public Judgment
of the people Of New York shall settle the
claim between the individuals, it shall be
his pleasure 10 discharge the duty resting
upon him.
lie returns Immediately to Tennessee
Mrs. Cuuningham's trial is set for the
18th inst.
The anniversary OF the American Army
entering into the city Of Mexico was ccle-
bratcd this +. ". by parade Of the 18th
Regiment Of National Guards and the re-
ccption and entertainment by the New
York Volunteers, Of the Scott Legion Of
Philadelphia
The weekly bank statements show an i'm
crease in specie Of Sl.9l3,e~e, and de-
crease in loans of 81 ,235,l93 in circulation.
Of 1850 SOC, and deposits OF S3lO.29i. The
amount of spccie on hand is Sl2,lsl .s57. to
he increased by the expected cmttanees
from California per steamship Central Amer
lea, ROW over due
NV oRE, sept Is.
The Cuuarl steamer Persia. from Liver
pool, 10th, \. W., arrived at : o'clock this
morning.
London underwriters on the Atlantic ca
bic other to pay 30. per cent. and give up
oil claim for salvage.
The race Tor the Warwick Cup came OIL
on the ii. Thrc ran, viz. Fisherman.
oakhall and ircompton. The American
came in last, having been beaten 20 lengths
hy Fisherman. the winner.
-Four more regiments were undsr orders
FIR India.
The Court of Assi5es. al Paris has CON
dlmuyd l"lru Rollin. Mazzini, and othcr.
to deportation.
The Paris P1g, denies the reported occa-
patton Of Formosa by the United States.
The spanish papers deny The existence Of
4 secrct treaty between The United States
and Mexico.
II j. said tha, diplomatic relations with
Naples would shortly ~ resumed by France
and Engiaud.
Russian troops were concentrating IN the
eastern frontier 70 prevent in'erftrcucc with
he affairs OF the Principalites.
~rtiS.-.M flhlalgo. the Mexican Charge
in Madrid, in consequence OF the rupture OF
diplomatic relations left that city IN obedl-
ence 10 ur,lcrs from his government,
ArsrRn-The tmrror's journey through
Hungary was q perfect triumph.
lruy-The French Government has m
structed rs representatives. in foreign coun-
tries 10 disavow any connection with the
moralist proceedings in The two Sicilies.
Rrssr,- Schamyl still held ] | Of the IL
block houses taken from the Russians. a.
though several desperate attempts have been
made 10 recover them. Reiuforcements OF
20.Oo0 men are TO be ssn' against Schamyl,
A Russian squadron WAS cruising Il An
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STATE CoNvKsrios The Democratic
State Convention Of Massachusetts. assem.
bled in fremont Temple. Boston. on the
10th about COO delegates were present. On
the first day, the action OF the Cqgvcntion
was harmonious aud spirited. speeches
wcrc made by Hon. Is. +. BrrLSR aud
others. The nominations have not yet been
announced
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Tux New York State Democratic Con
vcntion adjourned on Friday afternoon, af-
ter putting in nomination the following cS
cellont ticket
SECRETARY or STAIR -t.idc0u j. Tucker, Of
New York.
CONTROLLER sanford T.. Church, 81 Or
leans.
ArroRSFy GESgHAL--i.yman Tramainc, Of
Albany.
TRsAstR AKA Isaac V. Nanderpool. OF Erie.
Clsu CosaIssiosKR--J John h.. Jaycoc. u
Opondaga.
Srar. EsaiSxsR Rensselaer, Richmond,
Of Wayne.
STATE fsiSoN lSsrEeroR W. &. Rhodes. Of
chemuug.
Jrnih ~ Corar or ArrEaLs Hiram DEMO,
OF Oaeida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-11

SPTRITUALIsM IN FUNDs.-The Hon Chas. w
Cathcart. cx-M. e. OF Westville, Laporte county,
Indiana, has become ''Spiritualist - Of the
modern school, and in letter to the Spiritual Tel
egraPh, demonstrates his faith by his pocket book
First. That any intelligent persons putting up
SlO will cover it with 81 ,OOG, and that they can
have full opportunity by htng up the room, &c
and that If they can prove these manifestations are
produced by fraudulent means my 2 900 is to be
given to charity; but If they fail in doing So their
500 is TO be given to the poor.
" have also long ago offered, publicly re-
ward of $500 for the evidence of fraud on the
Of those sitting in my hall, with the advantage of
special sessions TO be held for the investigation
and though hundreds upon hundreds, from the
first men Of the country to the least, have been
here, the skepticsm OF none has been strong
enough to induce them TO make the effort to
pocket the $500.
" Another offer was made 10 the citizens of La
porte-that they should put up 81 900, which we
would cover with Il like sum that drum should
be suspended from the ceiling of the court room.
out OF reach from the floor; that the POsten circle
would SIT IN the room DlGHdcied. and that if the
drum was not beaten the 50 100 put up by their
friends should be dispensed in Charity but that il
II was, the other g, 900 should be dispensed of in
like manner. Every means possible to be taken
by locks. guards, etc, 10 prevent imposition.
The skepticism OF town of six thousand people
was not strong enough 10 risk donation Of 81 0OO
to their own poor.
g Yours truly, CHARLES w. CArHcARrn
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CoSvENIENCEs AT SUPENsIoN BRIDGE-The
Rochester Democrat says that on Tuesday the
money safe of the American Express Co, was
seized by the vigilant Custom House officer at the
for some time, and when opened ii was found to
contain half a million of money, and pair Of old
boots belonging to the messenger. The boots
were declared contraband, but the safe was al
lowed to 90 on after a vexatious delay.
This is the same Official who followed man to
his hotel and seized set OF artificial teeth which
an unsuspecting traveller had taken out OF his
mouth TO cleanse. Pleasant route, that, te-
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COTTAGE FOR RRENT.-LAND FOR SALE.
- For rent, for term of two to four years, n
TASTEFUL COTTAGE, of three basement, five
first floor, three second floor and four attic Rooms.
with modern conveniences for heating the house and
supplying it with water. AFAR NJ attached of two
hundred acres which can be reduced TO any quantity
agreed on; eight miles from Washlngton-three
from Alexandra, high, healthy and romantic. If
rented Immediately servants and furniture can go
with house to the end of the current year. Also,
FARM of so acres, with improvements, within
three miles aboye, for sale or lease. Inquire Of
SWEENY, ,RITTENHOUSE, FAINT & CO,
Bankcrs. ani Col. Z WIN. land Office mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-11

i Plank or Turnpike Road Company, regularly
chartered by the State of Maryland, offers to farm
out it's road leading from the end of the Seventh
street Plank Road, five miles north of Washington
ID. c., to the village Of Brookevie, in Montgomery
mile y aid With nant W sood g1oyel trac nn
side, and the balance Of the road with hard bro
ken quartz.
The whole of the road is under toll and in success
ful travelling condition.
Proposals will be received by the undersigned up
to the lIth April at noon, for the lease of the same
for one more years. The contractor will be au-
thOriZed to receive the tolls according to the terms
OF the charter and amendments thereto, and regulr-
ed, under bond with satisfactory security, to keep
the road in good order TO pay all the expenses for
collecting tolls to pay the reserved rent Of
ten as may be required by the Board Of Directors,
and TO surrender the same in good order at the end
of the lease.
The company reserves the right to accept or reject
proposals In whole or In part. Address A. BOWIE
DAVIS, President, Brookvile, Montgomery coun-
ty, Maryland. apl-Staw
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.


TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
Il AUCTION, ONE NEAR JUDICIARY SQUARE, AND
the other on Capitol Hill.-On TT ESDAf, April Il,
at O'Clock, p. m, will sell, on the premises part OF
Lot No. 49, square No. 5Sl, on Sd street west DC.
tween f. and + streets north. sad lot fronts east
"a feet and Z of inch, and extends back 20 feet
inches, and contains square feet 10 inches more
or less A fine three story brick building stands on
the adjoining lot and number of the better class of
buildings have in the past two been erected
in the Immediate neighborhood. The locality is de-
sirable in consequence of being near the City Hall,
and within n short walk Of Pennsy ylvanla avenue
and some Of the pubic buildings,
And at f-past 5o'cock, or immediately after the
sale of the above, will sell IN front of the premises
Lot No. H. in square No. 786, beautifully situated on
Capitol Hill, having front north street of 20
feet 2 inches between Sd and 4th streets east run
ming with side alley to a 50 feet alley in the rear
Said lot contains 6S5 square feet, more less and
is located in the immediate vicinity of the New Me-
thodist Episcopal Church. = 'I.-.'>0
Terms One fourth, cash balance in 6, IL, and Is
months the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
ayments. bearing interest from the day of sale. A
eng a the cost Of the purchaser. 80
+ ap ID tu9isala Lsrgq ~ GREENsAnet