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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

There is doctor in the north. .ues..,,
part Of Philadelphia, who il especially re-.
markable for being, as the women call it.
short and crusty. A week or two since
be was called 70 see . patient who was
lsboriDg under : violent attack Of cheap
vhisks1. ...
"wsIl, doetoe, I'm down, yoa 80 com.
pletsly aoossd got IL trsmsndous deli.
nm, you know"
"Tremsn'. you fool; ~bere'd you get
Jour rum r asked the doctor.
"All over in spots; broke GU. promis.
csoasly, doctor"
"serssd yoa righs--shere'd you get
your rum :"
Father died with the same disease ;
took him under the short ribs, and carried
him of bodily"
swell, you've got to take something
Immediately"
"You're trump, Doc-here wife, I'll
take nip Of old rye"
"Lie still, bIockhead. Mrs. If
your husband should get worse before
return, which will be in about an hour,
just give him dose of that trunk strap,
may be that will fetch him to a sense Of
bis folly
The doctor sailed out grandly, and with.
in an hour sailed in again, and found his
friend Of the delirum tremendous in a
terrible condition. writhing and struggling
with pain. His wife, female of the plain
but ignorant school, came up, and laying
her hand upon the doctor, said
"lgsve him the straps as you Directed
Did you thrash him well?"
"Thrssh him I" exclaimed the astonish.
ed woman, "no; ; tu. l cut the strap into
hash and made him swallow it,"
"O! OF doctor |" roared the victim, II
Il swallowed the leather, but-but-
But what p
II swallowed the whole strap, but
couldn't 60 the buckle I"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

The old elephant Hannibal, which be-
longed to Van Amburg Z Co., died short
time sipce. The following anecdotes are
told Of him: In Maine, years sgo, he was
one night shut up in . Sled. n the NOR.
sing - ~ busd tisss = lbss niles a
ND ~ sssf q ~ shsd go ~ hacki
whss esssss1sd ~ Jsss ! Tass' Cir
80 ~ xssssssiA - ~ 8 Sling out
IN seos 3shs psssbesssS - o1s Day
vhila tSsy vsc making DIR EranA sntrss
in the ring on their high mss.lsd and gor.
geously espsrisoned horses, Hannibal
burst his fastenirgs, rushed into the ring
and unborsed every msn Of tAem.--
After tossing them around while, hs ~.
turned to his accustomed place and quiet.
y permitted hiS keeper to tie him up again.
Going from Boston to Salem, some yeats
ago, be bscsms enrsgsd about something
OF other, and made terrific WORK on The
rosd-searing dovs fences tipping over
wagons, and tossing men and horses into
the cir.
Travelling from oos small town to anoth.
er, one Sunday afternoon in New Hsmp-
shire, Hannibal met . long line Of carriages
6lled with people going home from church.
The man il the head csrrisee struck the
elephant smart blow with bis whip ~ he
passed. Hannibal Immediately unlosded
the entire line Of carriages. No one WAS
seriously injured.
One night, ~ bis keeper wss driving him
through strip Of woods in Vermont vi.
olsnt thunder storm arose. A tree was
struck By lightoing. and one Of it, shat
tered branches struck the keeper and killed
him instantly. All night long the elephant
wstchsd the dead Ian closely and tender.
y, even - . mother would watch the
corpse Of her child, and never from that
moment left bin until be was buried.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

At a trotrac,ed Baptist meeting up in
East Mississippi recently I've believe our
informant says Kemper eourty,) srea,
revival broke out among the colored pop
ulation On one fine Sabbath morning,
some dozen or two Of the converts were to
be immersed in Saltwater, Runningwater,
Blaek a.er, or some creek. by some name
that had ,ra,er in it. aud large concour,e
Of both white ahd black bre:hren. and
worldlians, and Indians besides, had gath
cred 10 participate in and to witness the
ceremonies. Several had been doused un
der, and the brethren aud sisters, both
black and white. making the woods vocal
to each successive sousing with their
songs Of praise. a deep solemnity resting
over the whole scene, and all went Oh very
well until it came TO the turn of big,
burly negro. whose weight was rather al
over match for the slightly -formed, feeble
old minister. The negro was therefore
instructed by him. in soto roce, just Le-
fore the act, to sort.r squat himself un-
der.
The bottom Of the creek was Of slippe-
~ soapstone, which, just beyond the point
where sufficient depth Vas Obtained for
q proper administration Of the "ordin.
ance," broke suddenly of into deep hole.
Big Will attempted to do as directed, but,
like his lace. in matters Of religion gener-
ally, overdid the thing his feet slipped
from under him, and down he went into
the deep hole, dragging the minister along
With him.
The astonishsd crowd was horri6ed -
they both disappeared beneath the surface.
For lev seconds bubbles rose 10 tho sur
face TO mark the spot where they went
down, and then Big Will, snorting and
spouting waller like a porPoise, rose TO the
.urlaee. A. Will regaiHed the shelving
rock and made toward dry land, the min
lister was discovered clinging 70 his ley
with bull dog tcnacity. They were both
happily saved. Az soon - Willie speech
returned to him be Vas heard TO exclaim,
Gosh Cor Almighty, white folks, some
ON 70 gwins to lose . niggsr wid dis id
foolishness I" aas ma
The minister, rsclining on bic elbow
helching water, and painting for breath, u
the conclusion Of Wills spesch, ejacals>
tsd-"Lord, thy VII bs done l'-Ao6le
Tribune.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

A Coon AND BAD MEMORY" Mary,
my love, do you remember the text this
morning7"
mo, papa, never can remember the
text, I've such bad memory.
by the way, Mary said her mother,
" did YOU notice Susan Brown?"
"Oh, yes. What fright. She had on
her last years bonnet, done up, q rea
green silk, black lace mantilla, brown
CATERS, and an imitation Honiton collar
lava bracelet. her old ear drops, and such
. fan! Oh, myi"
"WeiI, my dear, your memory is GER
tainly very bad"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

Hold on to your tongue when you are
just ready 70 swear. lie, spsak harshly, OF
ssy any improper word. Hold on 70 your
hand when about 70 strike, pinch, scratch,
steal, or do any disobediese Or impropsr
sct. Hold on 70 your foot when you ass
on ths point sf kicking, running sway
from duty, o. pursuins The path Of error,
shame or crime. Hold % 70 your tsmper
when yoa sss angry, excited o. imposed
spon, Of others are angry about yoa.-
Hold on to your heart when evil associates
seek your company and invite you to join
them in their games, mirth and rsvelry.-
Hold on to Jour good nsme as oil times,
for il 10 oors valuable to you than gold,
high place or fashionable assirs. Hold %
to truth, for Il will ssrvs you we'll sad do
you good through all eternity. Hold %
70 yosr virtue, IL u shove psies 10 yoa h
I'll anss sad pisces. Hold on 70 yoa,
good charaetss Sos Il ID, aad ever viii b,
your bsss wealth.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

ther lover. and riding v;,h f..rfni .ro.d
toward the Georgia liue-when. h.rk IN.
sound Could they be pursued, i, Yes
The CHATTER Of 4 borse's hoof. ~. close
behind, each instant coming nearer. Th,
maiden ciuse % her lover. And urred hin
on. Uader IL yisoeoua aonl;cs,;on !,
vhip and spur. ~ sHeed snra.S vildl,
scevssd. Il "a .aalae.: " - uneous
10 tAs task: the ruse,A mo..taino.,
country, aissady heS.. 4 b. sle 81 him
and be fsltered percso.;blv IN i. ,.e.-
The pursuing boof: struck deeper and
deeper in hi, ear. and the rider sav !, -,
;mpoeeible 10 e.c.pe v;,hou. : contest
II msst leave YOU. !" he said. turning "a
the trembling maiden, "or 70 will both
be killed"
mo! do not. do not 10. y aha entreated
'ie. Us die together"
The brave spiri. Of the maiden formed
such . contrast 70 bis mean proposal. tb.,
be blsshed and stammersd 1t bis baseness:
bu. The sound Of pursuit kep. smiting on
bis heart, and hurriedly looseuing the hold
Of the Indian girl, the bastard Auns her
from him. Al he did %, the report Of /.
ride reverberated along the rocks, and
turning. he perceived her throw her arms
wildly into the air. with An unearthly
shrek, and fall over upon tbe ground, the
blood gushing from . wound in the side.
He saw no more but dashing the spurs
into bis horse, vas soon lost 70 view.
any dsuehter, nv daughter. / have
murdered thee ssid tho old chief. a.,
dismouut;ns. hs hssteced to her side. and
raising her !. his arms. sudeavored 10
stauuch the r;nnlin~ wound. Rut Il vas
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16
scenes at . Chicago Hotel.

Ihs BuhaIo Republic has the following
Scene l.-Arrival in the morning Of I
party Of gsndensn from the East, twelve
in number. - -,.7.,' Z"
iss s0saflsoas.-(To clerk in The o@es.)
What is tAis esufosndsd sasll bsrsf
Clsrk-.CA ss-st ~, natural small d
ths he hoass. cir; good healthy smsll sir.
Enthusiastically I want twelve
ssAts sscpred for myself and friends. All
right, sir. Have 'em secured right away.
Scene 2-(Dinner. )-Gentlemsn finds
bis seat, With eleven other chairs reserved
for him--waits about twenty minutes for
his friends 70 come. Finally asks waiter
what's the matter. ..r..
Servant-Cuesr dey've got De distemper.
Guest-Dissemper what distemper1
Servant-O! you zee Dc house smells,
aud people can't stand Dc smell st fust,
and gifts sick, Dst's what ~ calls dis.
temper. .... 49,. ....
Gusst-Will you 20 mp to ny frisnds'
rooms and tell them l an waisins' lEx.
it darkey. r.
A period Of half an hour il supposed
70 elspse. Guest growing indignant and
impatient. Enter cuIled pusson.
Guest Impstiently. We'll sir2
Servant-WelI, de fact is, massa-
Guess-Well, sir, where's Simkin7
Servant-Simkins7 we'll de fact il, de
nuss 10 just layin' Of him out. Died Of
do distemper. sar, good many dies of dat.
Guest-(With hair on end dead
distemperI and whsrs's Taylor .
Servaut-He's got Dc distemper, too. p
Guest-And Jenkins and Smith,
Servant-Oi de doctors been boldin'
consolation ober dem half An hour.
Guest-Good heavenl And Jones and
Barker and Williamsi OF DEM been 10
de ollapsed stage desc two hours. Dey'll
be in de coiiins afore you get trough yer
dinner. ....... a.
Guest-Great gods And my wife7
Servant-O, ear dat's what I want to
tel you. She's been buried ever since ter
o'clock, sar. Sent for you ssberal times
guess you was smokin, aud We didn't want
to 'sturb you. She was dead sf0re she Ct
to her room she vas dead isnmejitly al.
ter breskfus. LAB to bury 'em fast here,
nassa; bodies spoil quick in Chicago.
Yah, yah ... ... - ...
LE.xif ouaat s.,;th h;s hands On his ahdn.
u. u, aud howl Of pain.)
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

- There is something essentially
mean and dstsstable in man who i con.
stanly passing OF . kind Of small coin Of
lies-living wrong, feeling wroag, doing
wrong, and yet perpetualiy imposing
himself upon other persons BY excuses.
Making excuses is very mean business.
Il 10 like the manufacture Of bogus money
the issuing Of false bills.-Beecher.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

PgoFoUND REFLEcTIoS.-I have often
observed at public entertainment, that
when there is anything in particular to be
seen. and every body wants in particular
to see it, every body Immediately stands up,
and effectually prevents anybody from see-
ing anything.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

G0.The Leaveuworth (Kansas) Ledger
states that immediate application will be
made to Governor Denver 70 call IN extra
session Of the Legislature 70 provide fos
the formatioa Of . constitution for the
Territory, but that the application will
probably be unsuccessful.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

A W.ArHsR ITEx.-The court was call.
ed. There Was . cloud upon the brow Of
the Judge. Silence rdined. William
Mulligan was hailed, but William WAS
mist. The Judge Mmndered. The prose.
cutting attorney stors,ed. The jury's la
bors ligAtenod, but William MslIigan, the
brave, the good, had aed from the oppress.
or isto the land of the free and the home
Of The bravs-Nev Jersey.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

A pupil Of the Able Sicord gives the
following extraordinary answers:
What is gratitudei
Gratitude i the memory of the heart.
What u hope3
Hope 10 the blossom Of happiness.
What 10 the difference between hope
and desire?
Desire 10 the tree in Leaf, hope is . tree
10 flower, and enjoyment is Tree in fruit
What is eternity?
"a line that has NJ end.
What is time?
A line tina. has two ends-a path which
begins in the cradle and ends in the tomb.
What is God?
The necessary being. the son Of eternity,
the machine Of nature, ths eye Of justice,
the match maker Of the universe, the soul
Of the world.
Does God reason
Man reasons because he doubts, he de-
Observation-Disclosures. God is omniscient !;
He never doubts-He, therefore, never
reasons.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

1S An editor, noticing the appointment
Of postmaster, remarks "If he attends
to the mails rs we'll as he does TO the ie.
males, he will make a very active and eff.
cient Officer
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

- 1t has been said that the American
Indians and the American ladies differ in
this-the former whoop only in battle, tho
latter hoop always.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

~ Kit North says it is no wonder that
women love cats. for both are graceful, and
both domestic-uot to mention that they
both scratch.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

p@Let the society thou fre4aentest be
like company Of bees gathered together
to make honey, and'nct Of wasps, which do
nothing but hum, devour and sting.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

Judge j., who has returned from : tour
in the West, relates an anecdote illus.rs.
tive Of the horrors to which travellers 10
that region are exposed. In passage on
o6s Of the rivers hs I'll il With . tslkative
lady and gsntlsnss, 70 vboa b vas ssls,
ting sons of his ssSssiaes hpo nasqai-
"Hasband." ~ 10 lsdy y ~ -.
tlsman owning that title, .youH bestse tell
the gentleman abost the man ~ net in
Iowa.
The hint WAS sulicisnt, and ttD1Dstjs.
man proceeded to say that IL slss4 trsssls
further west they had made the scqusin-
tapcs Of ssal~art. frolicking western
Hoosier, one Of the genus "wbo could
whip his weight in wild cats" bat who
possessed fund Of quiet humor. On one
occasion they stopped at botel in the in.
tsrior not Of the most inviting appearance.
They were shown 70 their roons, TIE lady
and gentleman q one end, and the Hso.
sicr at the other end Of The hall. About
midnight the drowsy couple we're startled
BY the report Of firearms, proceeding from
the end Of the hall occapisd BY their trsv.
cling companion. Both started up in bed
at the untimely alarm, and began 70 spec.
Il
ru.h;,. of Co., ~ .o,f,.;.. e -. :
N. hai, On CON. - -. 49, -. -.
tIem.n found n. vho,. ho,.. ...d.d 1,
tn. l.odlord. ru.h;., !, n. d;,.c,;on n
the report. bis curiosity led him to join
the midnight procession, and b found
n'msen win the rest 10 'front.' Of The Hoo
''ess door. The landlord trisd the latch
oo' 'oono " 'sst Snefsapon 'oud voice
demanded instant admission.
"ns' 90 you want 7 roased . voice
~hnm.
want 70 come H. replied the land
'oFo. -.-s -..
. ean' 90 III wss tne response from
~ith'n. ITS my room' AND I'm IN bed.
ana you can come mt s...a. "a
Las me 10 sn"u'sd the Issd'ord IN
'oooer voice. ~ 'ne same. time shaking the
oooe v'o'snuy "os III break The door
oo""' ....-. e #.zl
no'o On re)o'ned tos voice within,
" open 'oe door
Inc ooor was opened when 10 rushed
'oe "oo'e parry expecting % 80 me moor
&c - ssa "na! ~ ~ nrnnel sr nlSce aSc
anil IN. Hoox;er calm and uuconcerued
rev,lv.r wa. living c.re,e.slv on the
bod
.wbo cred ,ba, n;.,ol ?" demanded the
.,r,...d ,,.d,ord
- a.J~ v.s Tho re,Iv
..wh >, ..l.a ,,a ,.na,ord
IT., IT. .,..n.l =. ~. ,,a and
,ha .o,a,,,r ..;d ar,, h.rs
f., ,h., ,"
~" ~" seS s""s
The attention was at once directed to
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

James NJ. Ellwooj. Esq, OF Des Moines
the Democratic candidate for Attorney
General OF Iowa. is native Of Otsego coun
ty, New York, and is now about forty years
Of age. He received thorough aud Iiber
al education. in his native State, and for
rome time af,er completing his l:terar,
studies, be held professorship IL Clinton
Liberal Institute. This post he reIin-
qnished for the bar and prac,iccd Law With
distinguished success, in Rome, New York.
FOB some ten years Ls!sre he removed to
Iowa. We believe he was for time the
law partner of A. I. U,ley, ESQ.,, now Of
the firm Of Wilson, Utley 4 Doud, Of this
city.
In ls48 Mr.. Elwood was elected . mem
Der Of the New York Legislature, in which
body be bore distinguished and honorable
part. He Was appointed chairman Of the
Judiciary Commi.,es, and performed the
duties incumbent apon him, with great sue.
cess.
By his removal to lows, our State ac>
qnired not only one of the ri?es. scholars
and Les. lawyers Of New York, but she
gained good citizen and IN honorable
man.
Mr.. Elwood is not one of the old settlers,
his residence in our State dating back on
y three or four years. But his abilities
Is . member Of the legal profession, and
bis uprightness ~ . man, have already
Won him . high position among our people
Bstvssa Ar. Elwood, our nominee, and
Mr.. Rice. the NOMINEES Of tho Republican
party, there IL no COMPARING. in regard to
the qualifications, which should belong to
him who aspires to the Attorney General.
ship Of grss, and growing State like ours.
By education, BY experience, and BY the
possession Of clear head and eminent
natural abilities. - we'll - unbending in
tsgrity and hoaos, Mr. Elwood i BY Car the
most suitabls man for the Office.
Ths people Of lowa, nssd but - know
he history and life Of NJ. Elwood fsily
and ihsy will freely corroborass every word
~ havs soid Of hin. There 10 no moss
suitable mas thss he, in Tie State, for ~
Office TO which be is nominated, and we
trust ~ psople will rally around him. and
elect him By handsome majority.
Express d. Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

~ "Prsy, friend, are you master Of
this house - asked traveller at IN inn.
"Yes, sir" answered bonitace, my wife
has been dead these three weeks"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

~ The editor Of the Southern Stn
says that be "smciis rat" II he does,
and the rat smells him, the pour rat has
the wont Of it.--LOuisrilie yOuys.l.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

SWhatever may be the reputation of
= man while alive, when dead he is gcner-
ally allowed to be finished gentleman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

~ FOots expressed belief, that GER
tain miser would take the beam out OF his
eye If he knew he could sell it for timber
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

-. The country member who so fire.
queLtly rises to pint Of order. invariably
sits down to . quart of +" suthing wet
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

a~An ediler acknowledges the receipt
VI bottls Of brandy forty ty-siyht years
old, aud says, Tins brandy i ~ old thsi
We very much fear i esanot live much
l0nper."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

~The following contains the entire
alphabet" John P. Brady gave me a
black walnut box Of quite q small SIZE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

SrA tsw days sgo lady ased twsat!
two years, walked TO Dubuque. distance
Of over twenty miles, % obtain . license
for msrfying ! man aged forty-two.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

A rop, introducing bis friend, . plain
man, isto company, said, "0entlemen, l
assure you he is not 10 great fool ~ he
seems" NO." replied the gentleman,
shat 10 the difference between my friend
aud me-"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

Sx5 A polulM ~r,'sr, speaking Of the
,ceau Telegraph, wonders whether the
news transmitted through the salt water
will 10 iresh.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

- What word il that, which. if you
take away the FIRST letter, all will still 70.
main Ball.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

~ Why does an aching tooth impose
silence on the sufferer? Because ii makes
him hold his jaw.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

- "You seem 70 walk more esset than
usual, my ftiend.r "Yss, havs been
Strengthened BY circumstanoes."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

A."Hsss's 70 issssasl improssssass," !"
- Dobbs said when hs swAllowsd dose Of
sslts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

- lie 10 no mean philosopher who can
give . reason for half Of what be thinks.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

o6'P,Gry-Chx.inx shs "AlssixMy dol
lar' SIX days ~ the week, aud m,tal,z,"s
over the seventh.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

ArPat Doolan, at Inker,nan, bowed
his head to cannon ball, which whixxed
past six inches above his beard skin.-
"Fsiih," says Pat, tone never loses any.
thing BY p0liteness.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

- Wanted, M egg from . nest oi
thieves.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-28
Dublit salts.
by GIBSON " co.

fI:;f TRUSTEES SALE-Under and by
W virtue OF decree Of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city the subscriber Trustee will offer for sale nj
Puoiic anctlon at the Exchange, in he city of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Nav next at one
o clock +; NJ the following described property.
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OR PARCELS GE CpoI-vD
situate i'll the city of Baltimore respectively crriI nc
iollows:-Beginnng for the first parcel on he line C ,
east side of Canal street at the distance Of two
and seventyfour feet southwardy from the corner
by the intersection of the south side Lombard street
wardy along the said line twelve feet thence eastwarv
parallel with Lombard street sixty five feet to ten feet
alley thence nOrthwardly, bounding said alley twelve
Feet and thence westwardy, by straight line sixty five
feet to the place of beginning.
And beginning for the second parcel the line of the
east side of Canal street aforesaid distance of two
hundred and eighty feet soutwardy corner
formed by the intersection aforesaid thence
southwary, along the said line, twelve feet thence east
wardly parallel with Lombard street. sXtyfye feet To
ten feet alley thence northwardy along said alley twelve
feet; and thence westwardy by straight line sixty
five feet to the place of beginning Subject to the YEAR
LY RENT OF S24 each of said lots which said lots are
improved by two story and attic brick HOUSES with
back Kitchens and designated Nos 6S and 70 South
Canal Street This property is in good repair and the
taxes and ground rent will be paid the day of sale
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
II. GILM0R, JR.,
Trustee
GIBSON X CO.,
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