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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
e Man Arrested for Murder Committed
Twenty Years Ago.

The Memphis Bulletin of a recent date,
says:
n striking instance of the certainty of
punishment which, sooner or later never
fails to follow the commission of murder,
came to our knowledge yesterday Itsccms
that little over twenty-four years AGO. a
man named G. b. Ivcy, residing in Roanc
county, East Tenn, conceived dislike to
sstcrin-lNw, residing in that county, and
murdered her liz a deliberate and cold
bloodcd Manner lie was arrested for the
crime, tried, convicted, but owing to some
paliating circumstance connected with the
affair, instead of being executed ho was
sentenced to penitcutiary forlife. Short
~ after his incarceration in Jail, however,
he effected his escape and made his way to
Arkansas, where he settled on the Arkansas
river, and resided up to within few weeks
past. During his residence in Arkansas
apcr'od of some twenty two ycars--hc mar
rlcd highly respectable young lady of that
State, became the father of family, the
owner of large plantation, and was hon
ored by his fellow-citizd1rs with the post of
magistrate fora term of some ten years and
the duties of which position he discharged
WIN hucIlVg auu 10 inc general acccptatIOn
of the citizens. Hes also became connected
with and for years was leading member
OF one of IT," prominent Christian denomi-
nations of tn day. Surrounded by his
family, possessed of an abundance of this
worlds goods, and enjoying the esteem and
confidence of his neighbors and large cir
Gle of friends he lived in fancied security,
having long since ceased to fear that the
hand of justice would trace him to this far
removed position from the scene of the
murder he had committed But the ap
pearamco at his home, about two weeks
since, of an officer, armed TIN rcuuisition
from the Governor of the State whose. laws
he had outraged, ut once and forever dissi-
pated all his assurances of safety. and
without resistance he yielded himself up
to the officials custody. He arrived in this
city last evening, in chargc of the person
who traced him out, and will be conveyed
at once to Roanc county, taking to-days
train onthe Memphis and Charleston rail
road"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

TIE Washington States says: "priyato
accounts from Kentucky represent that the
election of MIR. Brccknrdge to the Senate
of the United States; is almost positively
certain to occur"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

Rsg" Where the keg is returned 25 cents
will be deducted.
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
- H. bEsEMrELDER. from Alemmingen, Ger
many, skiltul and experienced Powder ma
kcr. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired hy the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is a
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filled agreeable TO specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should he adj
dressed to JoHN BowEN & Co, at Pickcns G
H., South Carolina
WM. r.. BOWEN, Agent.
March Is 1859 IA IF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
NOTICE.

HEREBY forwarn all persons from trading
Il form note of land given by me to John
Todd, fer $500 dated about 10Th May, 1859; {;
as tho consideration for which said note was
given hus failed, andI donot intend to pay the
same unless compelled by Inv.
TIIOS D0DD, Sir
June IL, 1859, 41 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
NEW GROCERY STORE,
NOTICE.

TliE Estate of Moses Hendricks deceased
Il Will be settled finally in the Ordinarys Of
nee, at Pickcns G.. H., on Monday the 25th day
of July next. Those interested in said estate
will take due notice of the fact and govern
themselves accordingly
G.. w. HENDRICKS, Admir-
April 90 1859 so 2m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
NOTICE.

HEREBY give notice tn all lpcrsonSindcbtcdto
L me in the Ordmary's Oihcc on Bonds due me
for Real Estate that have deposited all the
bonds III the hands of j. T.. TIAGoop for collec-
tion, who is the only person authorized to re-
reivc the same, and who is my daily authorized
deputy i'll all business transacted in my Office
w. j. PARSONS, ORR.
Or'linary's Office, March 23, 1850 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
New Powder Manufactorv.

NliESouth Carolina Powder Mills arc now
IL in successful operation, and the attcn-
tlpn OF Dealers is called to the unmistakable
superiority of the Powder Manufactured Mt
these Mills over that any other in America.
Weare prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice any of the following description, at
the following priccS viz.
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No,n 49, - .MhS .Il ~ I'VE dASr'-,in
,;lnsi h ,S S"e ,'pii"So o' 'od was ais
"son '"I io'W"idncss OF the sea-
% 'I fa, e"~ ~ '',I oGs'tue'oh ;,' occaSioncd hy
@ a",l io.n ,,TI 81 ' Me- .ho "'sn. 1o'wcon 'hG loth
~. I"W ioa" ~ ,n'S ~: :ApP'eS were thcn as
-; ~, r,,n % ph. :pU' nj n '''e' rye ''"o attaihoq
@ rmrt " 'f ,i' S' n' "pp'es ana great
l'i.,'' ~, loo G1,, ~ Mo'e u'SI'oycu; ~
,o.', "' ",om ioii -NoNc',pcr ~ ana
'''o,T "."' an '"o ''''o '.'''', Aprii'
s,,,non M Io'n o"' m's III lolo' nat
o' 0an' ~ si"' e "I' 'los, III cSc'y month";
a." ell !, ,nas ,, WY ''.o'o was SNOW on
t",rUJ @ @ ~ ~ w" vi aJo 'oau =? rue comi"rtap'y
.,nJ c'r tlnoo ,m, ~aHn =" M'n'eI c'o'i'eS
l,rro wh;tn froSto II v.I; "'s'.,s 'hero were
70 tho [ ronta ~ w., "ao" ,a. W. ''o corn uown
acn ~ ON on thn 35thof so", m"a ~ 'no'oughiS lro-
bardl,. ,,n,tL I' I,". ~ '.'""0'' ''"' III was
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

The banking house of Ntessrs. Fuller a.
Coz OF Moorgatc street, is to amalgamatc at
the end of the present month with that of
Messrs, Taplc, Babury g. Co, of Lombard
street.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
A NO, 1 JACK FOR SALE,

OFfER for sale my superior Jack GIL.
IL BIAS. He was got by Eascy's Nam
moth Spanish Jack, and has proved himself
a sure foal gettcr Said Jack is of let
black color, and is between ) and years old.
lie VIII prove Il profitable investment to any
ono VINO has time to attend to him. Apply
to the subscriber at Fair PAY p. o.. S. G..
Residence / miles above Fair PLAY.
b. +. SLOAN.
june Is, 1859 4S !
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
ROADS +! ROADS!l

THNIIE question of closing the Road from
4 tho Rcgimental Muster Ground of tho
I'd Regiment by Stcclc's (uuw Rhett's) Mills.
toward Flat Rock Muster Ground, and Of
opening Road from Salem church by Flat
Shoal and Duncan's mill 10 Bethel Church
will be considered at the meeting of the
Board at Wahalla the 2d Saturday in Sep
tcmbcr pcxt.
Application will be made the same time
and place f@ Raking public ION certain con
dIitIons( the new Road being opened from
PickcnS G. II, to the General Muster Ground
June 10. 1850 az ii
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
Law Notice.

I'liE undersigned have formed Il partnership
in the practice of Law and Equity for Pick
ems District Mr.. liADpEN may be consulted Mt
his office i'll Pickens and Mr.. ORn Mt Anderson.
JAMES l.. ORR
w. NJ. MADDEN.
flckens {. H.. May 10, 1859 i2-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
iIWOVl 8 NEAL,

MAnnIgp. on tho s0th June last, by Rev. w.
son, TO Miss Many 9. CAarDELL, of Pendletop,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
Law Notica.

'TilE Undersigned will devote himself entirely
i to the practice of Law and Equity on the
Western Circuit. Mr.. ll>ppEN is his partner
ut I'i Ncns. JAMES l.. GnR
Ahucrs0n T.. H., May 10, 1850 l2-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
of tho Richmond Dispatch
Terrific Tornado.

NORFOLK, June 81. lS50.-Accounts of n
terrible tornado which passed over Glouccs.
ter county on Friday last, reached here yes.
terday afternoon. Its track was from east to
west; 1t was funnel shaped, and is represcn-
tod as having been about one hnndfcd feet
Wide. When first seen vt was C..'iing from
York river and passed over GlplccStor Point,
which is Immediately oppos,se tho famous
little town Of .'ork. AS il whirlel past the
Point it upset tho ferry boat, aud an old ne.
gro man. who for thirty gears had managed
the ferry, was drowned his assistant escap.
ed by clinging to tho boat
IL then took it's course through the country,
meeting first tho residence of Capt. William
lI0blay. Sears Greek, it speedily demolished
the chip,Dcys and all promincnt projections.
blow his large barr from it's foundation; a
smaller barn was blown over all the other
outlouses. and evon tho fruit trees were up-
set aud destroyed, while ycry large tree
near the barn wae torn up by the roots,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
Medical Notice,

nOCTORS MABRY AND SLOAN hav.
~ ing formed Copnrtnorship in the rrac-
tice of Medicine and Surgery, respectfully
ot:er their Professional services to the com
munity at large.
Pcnaleton S. C. April 2l, 1859 10 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
0A MD0D.M ne q s. I.
FOR onnlNARY.

o.zv, Tho c.;ann. 20 =, :, a ,l,I, ,,b,,,
ruiI, t;,s " ."
n;a..;, "'.'' - . Yruiiieiy i o'
n.5f, The friends of wN J( paRSoNs rsa
respectfully announce him ennlidaie fn, rc-3
election to the office of Ordinary. for piekcns
district. Mt the ensuing election
ress, ,,,,a r,;...1ep - ,of co,,n,,
ncH,i,,u,. o,,no I;, a .e',ni',i .es7
w ot,Io ,,n,, ,io,,;'in ~ '""N'''S 81 i0i o'ui""T
"a me irlchus oi >. ~ JOHNS respect
.nli' .' "nn"Uhce h'm cahuldnte Tor prdlhary at
VIC "eA' erection.
G,Ei~ The friends of Rev J0IlNOWENS beg
leave to nr"@llncc him candidate for Ordinary
OF ifckenS district, Vt the ensuing elcc.ion.
psa The friends of THOMAS j, KEfRu ro.es
spcctmlly announce him a candidate fo,J6 Min
AIRY of pickens district. nj the ensuing clc&on
FOR SHERIFF..
RI:iyT The friends of Mr.. ANDREW r AMSAY
respectfully announce him n candidate for Sher-s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has constant
ly on hand PIANOS, equal to those for which
he received the .Prizc Medal in London. in SOL
All orders promptly attended to, and gremt
care taken in the selection and packing the
same.
lie hns received, during the last iftccn years
more Medals than any other lGshSr, trCin the
Franklin Insttute-also, First Premiums in
Boston, New York and Baltimore.
Warerooms, No. 772 ARcu Street, below
Eighth, South side, Philadelphia.
June Is, 1859 AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22
Supreme C0urt-Spccial Term.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.
THE BURDELL, ESTATE.

George d. Bstlen and Wife Us. VIM. BurdeH
others-This s application for about $40 900, for
vices alleged to have been rendered by plaintiff b
the Surrogate. The motion must be denied, with
costs After careful examination Of the papers FL
legal or equitable principle upon which the motion c,
granted The plaintfs papers certainly do not show
there any express contract agreement by the
ataw Of Harvey Burdel TO pay or indemnify the pla
Geo. D. Bulen for the costs and expenses incurred by
In the contest before the Surrogate, between hin
Mrs. Cunningham, as TO the enthusiastically Of the
sonal property Of Harvey Burdell; and do not find
case facts from which such contract or agreement
be implied. There is therefore, no legal obligato
duty 10 pay such costs and expenses, or to make
indemnity on the part Of the heirs and do not sce
out such legal debt or duty how In this case there q
any equitable principle authorizing me 10 make the
asked for. There are other difficulties In the way.
Of the heirs are infants ] have no evidence befor
that all the parties Interested have had notice q
motion. There are mortgage creditors before and
the death Of Harvey Rurdell, whose rights might b
terfered with by granting the motion. The Surrol
clearly established that the personal estate has
THE ALLEGED LIBEL ON DIR. BLAIsDELL IN REFER
TO THE BURDELL MURDER.
JAN. 21.--Aludh BIatsdcu Us. Henry J. Rdynond.-1
no impropriety-ndeedI, think there was proprict|
setting out In the complaint the testimony before the
ner's inquest. The motion 10 strike out IL therefor
nicd but certain other portions Of the complaint md
stricken out, winch port0nd Will ne particularly indiS
settlement Of order. No costs 10 either party Of
MOTION.
The BeeAman Fire Insurdnce Company w. the Fyrs|
Godia EpiscopdI Church.--Motion granted on paymd
costs Of SO TO plaintiff for opposing this motion.
Henry q. Dsannel 49, Eugene Keteltds and dhera-M
granted on payment Of $40 costs Of this motion.
In tie Mattev Of ne Application Of Mark UhL--Ord(
debtor TO make assignment granted.
Elisd II. Lyvdt6s. Charles W. LSwde-Motion 10 !
out certain portions Of complaint granted without co
either paYty-the portions 10 be stricken out 10 be
particularly specified on settlement Of order.
Belinda NJ Court D.. James NJ Court. Order grant
Manuel n. Percy, Administrator, ~. Henry d. Ran
Motion granted, without costs 70 either party.
James g. Gregory Us. The Mayor, &C., Of Nno FORK
der granted.
S<va p. Dcws Receiver, &c., u.s. Ei,yard IT. Hsda
The Defendants (iiudson) motion must be denied vi
costs.
John Bo,nmdn H. Thos. G. Winshrop and others.-
not think these papers show case for substituted Cd
under the act Of 1853.
Before Judge Davies.
james Cock rs Chas Miller. There must be an
entered that the plaintiff recover bis costs 10 be lev
the property Of the deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22
A Protest Against Loyalty In Cartienas.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

CARDENAs, JAM D, 1903
AS interpreter this OCCASION of the patriotic scnt
ments Of large number of Cubans of this Jurisdiction
who cannot here manifest they desire the Joy they
pcrience we'll the grateful emotion reading the
message of the President Of the United Sates addressed
to fhe Congress OF that great and magnsnlmous nation,
take the liberty Of directing you the accompanying pro-
test against the and Vaccinations pracsed by
the mandarns Of the Spanish government, which they
have formed that may be transmitted to your Office,
questing that II IL meets with your appreciation, and
should not inconvenience you,. might be published
in the columns Of the journal that, with 30 much
tact and discretion you edit in that city being sure Of my
eternal gratitude Prohtng by this opportunity 10 offer
you my services and respect, and having the honor Of
placing mys self at your orders, am your most alton
tive and faithful servant, GENUINE CUBAN.
The native Cubans Of this island, and particularly
those who assist the present act citizens Of this urs
dtctioa protest, In the most expressive form
That the exposition Of respect and adhesion 10 the
supreme government Of SPAIN which the AyuntamientO
OF Havana has formulated which pretends TO be signed
by It's citizens and which act has been seconded by the
other municipalities Of the island and by several coolest
astical, literary and economical corporations not
cannot be, the express md genuine will OF the Cuban
people, Of the greater number of those who may
have subscribed, but only that Of the Captain General
who governs the destncs OF the island, communicated
by telegraph 10 the instruments Of bis WILL existing In the
towns under his command, which precept put into
execution In the most indecent manner and that only
pure obedience aud that fear which the idea Of ooptra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22
Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
JAN. 2I.-The first case tried this morning was CHI
Of assault and battery preferred against Appleton
smith by jeremiah A. Coughlan on The 22d of Septem
at 112 William street. Both the complainant and def
ant very respectable looking The jury found
Oaksmith guilty. and the Judge remanded him for ],
ment till Saturday, in order to afford him opportu
to prepare afhdavits in mitigation Of punishment.
Daniel and Jerry ONe pleaded guilty to an aggravi
assault and battery on Patrick Lyons and each
to Biackwells Island for year and fined $780, and
dered to stand committed until the fine was paid.
GRAND LARCENY
John Belden was convicted of stealing, on the lit
January, fur cape worth forty dollars. the property
NJ p. Whitcomb, of No. II Broadway, and sent to-
State prison for two years.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Edward West and William Miller were tried and
January, assaulted Frank Webster, residing at
280X West Nineteenth street, and stole 81 col
money. Judge Russell sentenced each of 4
three months-being the lowest penalty the law allo
the Court to impose
Henry Ward pleaded guilty to petit larceny and
sent to the Penitentary for six months.
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
VIM Messer was tried for receiving S470 In money!
property Of Egbert Bried knowing it to have been e
by Catherine shereI me Jury found him guilty an
months. The woman pleaded guilty to grand larc}
and as that was her first offence, she was sent to
Sing for two years.
Patrick King, youth employed by Pudncy Il Rus
was tried for an assault with intent TO kill Timothy oil
by stabbing him in the side with large knife on the
of December The Jury rendered q verdict of assault
battery although the evidence and the Judges CHI
was strongly against the accused. He was remandod|
sentence.
DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY-PREsENTMKNT IN RnERl
TO THE INCRKAsE OF CRIME.
The Grand jury made the subjOined DreSentment -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22

The other point is ridiculous, viz: that the President
"regards us like herd Of slaves who may be sold the
same as private property" Although be in reality
slaves, domestic but political slaves for which
reason is barbary 70 suppose that sold Ike
chatel IN case the island should be sold Moreover the
United States do not pretend TO buy the ands
private property but the right that the Cuban people may
constitute free and independent Ike any other
OF the States ofthe Union conforming Themselves 10 the
general constitution and that they may enjoy her great
ness ms not, as ia said, 10 buy slaves but 10 re-
deem them and 10 ennoble them This would no, be to
buy tner property and TO deprive the of 10
render them secure and 10 open them field for &C.
qurng other still greater advantages. This Is noble
glorious and worthy Of the respect and the praise Of
trast magnanmous nation which does not regard mo.
ney, In order 70 establish the fullest liberty point Of
the earth basey enslaved and another which under
text of false honor and fegned dignity, is obstinate in
maintaining ensIaved and debased for the sake only Of
the pleasure Of domneerng over ormentng and abusing
ike private property, as says the llustrious Ayuna-
miento.
The letter adds that Cuba is dan integral part Of the ma
on province Of the monarchy, in every respect similar
70 that Of CASTLE" A shameful and insulting lie
which could proceed only from corporation which
bind and serve instrument Of demoralzed tyranny. l.
proved that far back when the laws Of India
issued, America was pronounced q province Of Spain
ana as such We followed in the track Of all the changes
the monafchy but from the moment that the
tne second we sunk down 10 the state Of niser
soe colony he exclusive property Of the Crown and
deputies TO the national Congress were thrust out with "a
merely military r p Sv wS,es being submitted g
dered, demorazed ana degraded n ia also true that
wnen tney rear lest the victim may escape from their
greedness and tyranny they try TO u TO sleep By the
endearing names Of daughter sister, and by the ridcu
ous idea Of nationality but fortunately the Cuban laughs
At and deepises those false auremenu, since he well
knows by his own painful experience OF more
than three centuries, that he is no more
than siaye who works surrounded by the bayone,s
Of the Spanish government and that the most stupid and
miserable nhabtant Of the Peninsula believes himself 70
be his born master, and insults and outrages him. being
sure Of inpunty; for all Judges, ell authorities and all
the elements Of force and power Spanish After these
slight considerations what ridiculous effect produces
upon US the address Of the first municipality Of the island
when expressing itself in these terms" The AyuAta-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04
NEWLY ERECTED RRICK TRN
By Il. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FURNI.

= TuRE. &c. At THE VIRGINIA HOUSE AT
AoGTIoN-By virtue of . deed Of trust. executed
and duly recorded in the Clerks ofce of the Hus.
tings Court Of the City of Richmond I shall pro
at 10 O'Clock, ct the virsinia House, on Grace. be.
tween sth and 9th streets. all the Furniture. &c.
contained in said house, consisting of Mahogany
Case Piano. q first rate instrument Sofas. Side.
boards. Bureaux. Tables, Bedsteads Hair and shuck
Mattresses, Curtains, Feather Beds. Washstands,
Carpets. Chairs. Blankets Quilts Crockery and
9lass Ware. Earthern-Warn Refrigerator &C.. with
the usual variety OF Kitchen furniture, amongst
which is large Cooking Stove In first rate order
and cost forty.hve dollars about two months age.
ALS0.-l handsome Gas Chandelier.
The whole embracing every article requisite for
conducting first class Boarding House
ALFRED MANN, Trustee.
Sale conducted By =. COOK. Auctic neer.
An Ida
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04
AUCTION eALHe.
H5fTSS6 xN
By jas. n. Taylor 8 Son.
SAFE az 4 vAcAn

TRUeTEE8 SALE OF A VACANT
L0T; ON WEST SIDE or UNION sTRFEr
uniQN HILL, AT AUCTION AS trustee in a Ger.
tain deed Of trust, bearing date the 4sh day 81 An
Euss: isss and duly recorded 10 tho Clerks ofce OF
proceed to sell ct public auction on shc $500
on THURSDAY. the 18th inst, commepeinr at 1
O'Clock, N, fair. ifnot the next fair day verr
pretty vac mt Lot on the west side Of Union strsf
near Concurrence street. and in the neirhborbood
ofthe new Methodist Church. II fronts S. fsct M
runs back l40 feet more CT less " 'eo' sl"
TIkMs-s50 in cash; the balance on a crsa,t oe1o
months for negotiable note with iuterest sddsa
md secured BY . trust deed. Taxes for 1859 10 he
paid BY the purchaser
GEO " DOMAIN, Trustee.
Aucta Sv"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04
By Goddin & Apperson.

SIDE OF CARY, between Foushee and Adams
Streets, and HOUSE AND LOT nc the corner of
Cary and laurel Streets, In Sydney, FOR sALn AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold. on MONDAY. the 4,h
P M, the valuable Real Estate located az above -
The first named lot fronts IN feet runs back about
1855 feet to an alley and Is immediately opposite the
residence of Mr. A Bargamin, Sen. The other prom
erty fronts so feet the south side of Dover street.
runs back on the kast line OF Laurel street 20 feet
pied by Mr. Krouse
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added secured By a
trust deed. The taxes for 1889 to be paid by the
purchasers.
VII "a GODDyN h APPEpsON Aucts