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The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ Mrs. Winston, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children tecthing, which greatly facilitates the
process of tecthing, by softening the gums re-
ducing AL infamation-will allsy all pain. and
1t is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon
1t mothers, it will give rect to yourselves and
relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. Sec advertisement in another
column.
HALLS Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock and Iodide
Of Potass is the greatest purifier Of the blood
ever discovered.
DR., Bowen
Blood Purifier,
Composed of
arsaparila Yellow Dock. Wild cherry, Dandcliou
and lodidc Potass is superior tn any other edic ne
for parity ing tho blood, for several reasons
extracts
~ 1t crahicatcs all disease from the body without
leaving behind any f those unpleasant symptom.
produced BY those medicines containing arsenic or
meIcnry, which most Of the Sarsaparill,s contain
3d 1t l. ten times strong any othcr-it is nut
up in quart bottles only-onc able spoonful 1T do.
which matcs it cheaper than any other Sarsaparla
sold in the market.
Buy none but DIR. Bowens Blood Purifier II Won
wish medicine which will you in the shorios,
time
Sold ri The Plaza Drug Store, corner of Clay and
Kearn,y streets nd by all respectable Druggists on
ne faclhccoaSt iunr2Hin
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

The QrIycY 1ryus is ahsat to remove to Car
son Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
To tho Independent Voters of Nevad'
County.

Owing to severe indisposition, which utterly
prccludcs me from visiting you at your respective
precincts, and thus conyersing with You face to
face am forced to the necessity of addressing
/ you by card. to make known to you my views
upon matters and things which a=itate the
public mind.
! Ny name is bcf,rc you as an independent cal
dida,c for legislative honors II l should be
elected, l Will oppose all Bulkhead schemes
which may be gotten up bT individuals, compa-
nics or cliqucs, Ter their own aggrandisemcnt, or
to the detriment of the good people of San Fran
cisco. Of the people at large.
am in favor Of reducing the contingent sala-
ries. the extra clerk Salaries the postage, porter
aud incidental fees of State officers.
will oppose all thieving schemes which may
be intro luccd to rob the State Treasury.
| will do all in my power to reform the abuses
which have crept into our State Government, and
to relieve our citizens from the heavy taxation
which now burthcns them. By discountenancing
the principle o! voting extra compensation to
the clerks, pages, and other officers employed by
the Assembly.
will lend my aid in the passage Of such laws
as may be useful +nd beneficial to my mining
and other mm, diatc constituents and to the
people OF the State generally; and shall cadea-
to discharge my whole duty represen-
tativc Of the peoplo, with eye single to their
welfare.
As regards the choice of United States Sem
at r, am free to say, that while | have never
been one of Mr.. q - in traduccrs, he cannot. III
any contingency under any circumstances,
secure my vote for that position. | shall 90 for
Il California man. who will prove true to Califor-
MA interests.
In short if am elected. I viii cndeavor to
acquit myself as to be worthy of your future
commcm,tation. as one who WAS swcrvcd from the
right neither by fear, favor, affection.
These fsilowciiizcns, are the prime pies which
shall govern me if | receive q majority Of your
suffri yes. Ii you like them not, vote for some
one else for | assure you l will not depart
-. or title from them. even though my hopes
J lration lepcnded upon it.
'o' =" CHARLES p. ROBERTS.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

A v;ole,s shock Of Al eitSllaaae w. felt =
Maig. o. Ia l;tiN.t,
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOHN 8. DOLE & co.
~ California Street

,NE HAVE on HAND, AND ARE CON-
" stantIy receiving, BOOTS and SHOES of
every description. We can sell as low as any
house in the city. We invite our friends and the
trade to call and examine our stock. We have
always on hand a large stock Of Ladies', Misses
and Chillren's Shoes. Also, Boys, Youths,
Misses, and Chldrcn-s Copper Toed Boots and
chves. JOHN :. n0I.E Co,
ss.2s am Ecsi ,.fc-l-t C.;s 81 .s
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

NKws FROM tn. BAY.-Ths election is draw
ing near and the clash of words and din of ar
grment sound every wherywhcrc like a whole
park Of artillery. At the Bay City the excite
ment is intense. From morning till midnight
Montgomery Block. famous resort for politi-
Gisns. is clamorous with their charges and couu-
tar charges Betting Is one Of the most forcible
e q of argument there and Quincy Hall the
well known Clothing Depot whose mammoth
stock We have 80 often noticed in our columns is
raaping golden harvest without regard to par
II. Its sa!esroom< in san Francisco are ada
cent to tho political battle ground, and whole
suits of fashionable raiment are contracted fer
there To await the final result in November
Quincy Hall has bccn in tho full tide of success
for some years but We understand that its bust
meas the present season has been quadruplcd.
Az "IxDIcArloy In the convention
which met at Buffalo y. Y, on the 9TH of
Sept, Hon. Z. G, Spaulding, now a Rcpub-
lican Representative in Congress, was re
nominated by acclamation FOR the Erie Dis
trct. Hon Sol. G. Haven, the law partner
oe Willard Fillmore. was delegate to the
convention and made a speech. Speeches
were also made by JAS. O. Putnam, post
master Of Buffalo under Fillmore, Benz.
Wrlch. ir.. and Dr. Hunt, of Aurora, all old
Fillmore men. The speakers denounced a
fusion with the Dou.lasites in unmeaSured
terms.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

Gov. DowN&r has appointed the 2Sth OF the
present month as n day of Thanksgiving
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

HEAVY BErs.-The Cleveland Plaindealer
offers to make the following bets with anybody:
$500 that Douglas won't carry Ashtabula
county in that State.
$500 that there will be a President elcct,d
within ten years unless something turns up to
prevent.
$500 that Hccnan won't carry single State.
5000 that if IIeenan goes to the House there
will he better order in the building than there
has been for several years.
$500 that Lincoln cant carry $50 strong gin
cocktails at ono time.
$500 that Bell cant be cowcd and consequently
isn't COW Bell.
$500 that General Jackson is dead.
$500 that VIM Lloyd Garrison won't carry
South Carolina.
$500 that Hannibal Hamlin had parents both
on his mothers and fathers side.
5000 that John Morrissey can lick Edward
Evcr,tt In 4 fair stand up fight
$500 that our revolutionary forefathers did the
fair thing.
$500 that Jefferson. Clay, " .bster, etc, were
good fellows.
These bets are to be taken together. We are
: 'c.S NJ 2, mica ,,.S. l.. Il rpt np some
.neney-
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

Hon. EDWARD BAfEs, of Missouri, has writ
ten another l,ngthy letter. taking strong grounds
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
North San Juan. Oct. 1860.

\ MISSISSIPPI tire-eItng paper says il
Lincoln is elected the people of the South
will show the North they are m.n.
Said tic boy who chewed tobacco because
he though it made him " a man - used
to run up in front of Il gentleman and spit
on the sidewalk, and then SO around tie
corner and pukc."
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

f. r. BrDD, formerly of this cficc, is about
to start paper called the Mcndocino HeroId, at
Ukiah City.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

/ JAcoD CorLAaEE has been reelected [. s.
J Senator from Vermont
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

FROM THE TERRITORIAL EyrErrR1zE.-We
are indebted to Theobald Webber, Esq just
over from Virginia City, for extra from the
office of the Territorial Enterprise, dated Oct.
2Sth, The Enterprise is removed from Carson
to Virginia City. We find TIE following items
of interest in the Extra:
The Catholic Church blown down on tn b,
morning of the 2Sth. A perfect hurricane was
sweeping the town, being the heaviest expert
enced since last May.
man named Cherry. familiarly know as
&" Tennessee for some time employed by the
Pony Express Co. was found murdered at Car
son City. The murder, r. are supTo ed 10 {
John Carr and John Rudsill, who have ted into
California. Officers in pursuit.
r. &. Watkins. about ten days ago killed an
emigrant near Fort Churchill, who had stolen Il
horse. Beng captured by Watkins and others,
in bringing him in he tried twice to escape. when
Watkins told him if he made another effort to
get away he would shoot him. Disrcgarding z
this threat. the man made another effort to
cape. when Watkins rode up and shot him
through the head, killing him instantly. Wat
kins came to Carson and gave hiEsclf u2. He
was examined before Justice D1son, who CON-
mittcd him for trial
The safe that was stolen from the saloon of
Shaw & Bacman of this place, about week
since, was found yesterday near the mouth Of
the canon. about six miles from h=rc, broken
open and Tihcd of its contents. Fortunately
Mr.. Shaw. who had received some money that
day. took the preeauton to take it with him
when he rcti: ed to hi. room.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

The MARYSyILLE Democrat claims Ohio
We never thought that of you, Ridsc-claiminc z
what does not belong to you.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09

thus obtained, If this thing 10 not according
believe was pretty good once!
Now about this book | am going TO be
frank. did recommend this book. | soy
! have read this book carefully, and there is
not a single incendiary doctrine in it-thcre
Is not a single appeal to the slave. tf 1t be
insurrection among a people protesting to
be free to al peal to the legal white voters
CT tho country, for whose protection the
Constitution processes 10 be made, to rise
from serfdom to The same power and con-
troll cf the government that the free laboreis
and free peoolo o. the North have done, 1t
lie insurrectionary.
Let me go one step further, and say, that
there were some places 10 that book puo-
lished BY him that we did not regard as just;
and inasmuch as we conceived that the
slaveholders held their properly on the ten
ura that the British held it, we thought IL
was a political question-we thought that
the slav' holders should not be taxed. ]
wrote to him that that was q foolish thing,
but it was understood that nil these objec-
tiu1dDlt tnluSs bnOulu NC tApuuSSus 10 Ht
Blair, Of Missouri, has said. He says it was
understood that these parts were to be strick-
en- out. not that they were incendiary, but
that II was q blunder not to be urged.
I tell you, gentlemen stsnd on Helper'-
pbamplet, and you may make the most OF
what | say.
(Cries of "Go on" and awe will stand
by you oil nightly
| have stood by you all the long days of
my youth and manhood, extinguished all the
aspiration Of ambition, suffered ignominy
and contempt, been denounced, spurned and
avoided by the men whose interests | was
arguing, by the white man, and wrohged BY
the black man; but still Holding myse If
true to one purpose, | stand there STILL
What to me now are the rosy tints Of lie,
with my hair silvered over, with my sinews
stifened, with ugei in the course Of human
events, have but little time to remsin here
| say Kentuckians, come war, com peace,
! trust in God ] may have the fortune to stay
there during the rest of my days, and thai
although the millions may depart from me
there will be in Kentucky one standing true
to the last, whose aspirations may be, how
ever visionary, however theoretical, true tt
the banner which would have ioat over us
The same old banner of 1882 each strip,
with the progress of the ages paling into a
brighter galaxy of stars! In the langueg,
Of Webster, its motto no such miserable in
terrogatory. as what is all this werth! No
those other words of delusion and folly
"Slavery and Union fer less "Slaver,
first and Union afterwards" and vet NOR,
: Slavery with or without Union!" But hi
own glorious scntiments-for the which an,
which-wilh flial piety I iwalk backward
and cover his late political nakedncs-! "LIr
ERTY N UNION, NOW N FOREVER, ON
AND lssEPERABLE!"
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STONE g.

TAKE PLEASURE to announce lat they have Just received their Second Stock If Fmry araI
4 Stpe Dry Goods, bought almost entirely wmhS A@ yhhm phntot SBe qnhy& Rnhnssl
is equal o any they have ever drought ohec city; and in ARHTyn do uNTy( Hom wIh IN LeunI
and chenpnes s unsurpassed by my nWe west In tMr stock may b. tWd almost yy variety
oGopdsa adapted TO LADIES', MEMS md BOYS WAR!
In heir Reul Department tpyi vueh ea attention i 1.-THE Ladies to their largo stock of RICU
DRESS SILKS, being the lorgets stock in the city. and embnhgnu the lus syeao IByndcrsI
Phihs Set Figures and Pni-picy greatly pduced FRENCH WOObENS, 10 witt MeinmI
Cushneps md DAumes plain md fgupdH lads LamTinesa md VaencMsn geat variety =
AND ENeLsH GoUps to wits Ducah, Poll de Cheyrs. Magenta Cloth etc IN usdpn
mem our stock is very hte-wce as large as any in The city, and very, very great bargain given /
FuRs enmcangV cmrnes, luhs, MuitetSC Ms rndG Gloves. Cbaks and dukig, embming
great variety sumo very itch ind desirable, whit Trimmings to match In our Shawl Depanmpmil
may nnd all the hMt styles andh the largest Sock lin the city W e have very choice yLsl
made expressly for u.s.. Ours stock oil AucanG uods to witt demnes prns cipknus and nne|
.ntrhso every kind embraces items of thousands YARDS every variety and price Carpcs md
OHcols. wecalp particular attention TO our stock OF eneung anj oil cloth as v re are dtirwsuT
Bows Wear WI zeal. atennonM 1.-The laWests stock of cloths casmers cosSnots Jeans, Tweeds
anons Musins, etc, that isl sept by any mnar louise nhe city. To our Jobbine De-
we call the attention of the Trade. Ours stock fpn Goods and Notions will be found
be very FULL and adapted to the wants OF tn Trade, and lin variety style and price. second 10
no bing hose in the cy- Buying with Cash almost exhmivtbgw we cr a cabt ude md e
prepared to sell upon us good terms by tho piece or atr retail as my house In The West
Parcess semitic any part ofthe ~ free ofepense no359 STONE g. THOMA AS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09
FpRD,S

FAiL2LY GAIEgARYIC Pies.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and
puG up IN Glass Cases, AR Tight. and will keep
In my climate. The Family Cptiluriic PILL is a
gentle but active C1iiariic, which the proprietor
has USED in his practice more Than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have lung used the PlLIs and the satisfaction
which u | express in regard to their uso has induce
me 10 place them wilain the r, nch Of all The
Profession well know that dltlereut Cathar,ics act
ON different portions Oi the bowels The Family
CallarIic PHI has, with due reference to this well
established Tact, been compounded from u vari "
OF the purest Vegetable Extracts, which act nike
on every part OF the alinlentary canal ant are good
und sale in nil cases " here II cathar,ic is needed
such us arrangements ot the Sinmach. Size invss
Pains IN the Buck and Luins. Cusuvcness, Pain &
Soreness over the whole body. from sudden cold,
which frequently. IL neglected end in u long course
OF Fever, Loss vi Appetite, u creeping sensation
OF cold over tie body. Ro.ilrssless, llcudaclc, or
weight in the head, all lnilamma tory Diseases.
Worms in children or adults. Rheumatism, n
grent pun fer oi The Blood and many discusses to
which flesh is heir, too Numerous 10 mention il
this advertisement Dase, to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
0rThe Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathartie
Pills, are ,reiailed by Druggists generally and sold
$. 7: w. SAN, ORD, NJ. d.
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
de!oa9V 335 Bror dway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICHEST DlA!D(5M
EVER:
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPER0RS.

BECAUSE 1t is :he ornament Gnd himselfpx.
- vided Tor oh our ace. Reader, although tho
lose may bloom ever so brightly in the glowing
cheek, The eye be ever so spark ling, the teeth Gs
thore OF pearls, il the head is bereii Of its ooyerin9,
or the hair be snarleh aud shriveled, harsh snF
dry, or worse still, il s~prinklrd with array, nature
tiair Restorative, IT usrd two or three times .
week, will restore and eynanently secure To al
such an nrnsment. Read the following and Judge.
The writer Vi The first is the celebraird Pianist,
ThalbeIg: New YoRx, April ~, So.
DR. WooD--D Dear Sir: Permit me to express 10
yor the obligations | am under Tor the entire res
ti lion ri NV hair 10 it's original colur; about tho
ii oil my arrival in the United States irwusrap.
Il bee, ming giny. but VI on the application Of
UT Hair Restorative" il soon recovered is
e iginai hue. ! consider your Restorative q very
wonderful 1--we n'iun, quite tiica,ious ms well ~
igieeab!e. lam, deai sir, yours truly,
s.. THALbEnG.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09
HELPERS CRISIS.

There is a man in Carolina whose father
was born, ii 10 said, upon North Carolina
soil, and we krow not how many centuries
before his ancestors lived there, and 1t so
happened that he belonged to that large
class Of North Carolina that may be called
tbs working class, the non-slaveholders. He
saw the influence Of slavery upon the in
teres,srof that class Of men, and he broke
away from the trammels Of that party, and
published a book. and he tells Us that how
ever good . thing slave labor Is for the
slaveholdrr, free labor is better for the non.
slaveho iders. He takes up the census Of the
United States and he complies at all un.
questioned, and shows how the Institution
of the South affects the mass. He appeals
to these masses and asks them to see for
themse Ives andact upon their Knowledge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-14


IL Read the following letter from Caleb Parker
teemed by all who know him: ~ -
Gentemen-With no disposition to make nv name
conspicuous take the opportunity to state to the
afflicted the benefit have derived from the use of
Lr Green's Originated Bitters, and to recommend
them to others. For two years | have been trou-
bled with indigestion and its attendant evils such
as fatuency. consti paton. severe attacks of a.
rhGa accompanied with water bra 81 at the stomach
which reduced me in flesh. strength and spiritS 80
low that was nearly unfitted for business IappIie
to several Physicians from whom ] obtained only
friends but without the least faith in their efeacv
20 Try me OIysenated Btters from the of which
brash alter taking the rst portion Nv weight has
increased increased some thirty five pounds, and my health
81 mated bitterS the best tonic extart i have rec
commended them to several who have invariably
found great benefit from their use
Yours respectfully, CALEBP,RKra
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co, Boston and for
sale by II. ID. Gilman, s. G. Ford, jr. =. & Waite
G.. StOtt. John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer wash
lngton; and by dealers everywhere an ,o-Iw.T
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To CoNsUMPrIvEs.

tJNtTU COD LIrtT On .7e!IV
This great specific for CONSUMPTION Is fast super
cedng al others In its curative effects upon those
bb ,ghH Wth diseases Prepared urop
robbed Of the nauseous taste of the plain article
Is received into the stomach in It's jelifed form,
and dlgested. passing into the small ntsstines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nntrlciOus properties, and thus assisting and sus
Ing nature in overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
ana recommended by the faculty every where, TIN
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
CSnsumptIon and all Scrofulous affections
sold by Charles StOtt, Washington and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER d MOWER
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar It, SIN Wh0lesaie eenfc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-14
By A. GREEN, Auchoneer.
MINISTRIES SALE OF VALUABLE RUILD

l. ING Lots IN THE EASTERN FART OF THE CITY
AT AUCTION ON wEDN ESDAY, April 25,h, I85i,
ny virtue If deed of trust TO tho subscriber bear
Ing date the 7h day OF SPri 1859, and recorded in
Llber A =, No. us. f"iins 49, 43i, <3 ard sSl
one of the land records of Washington county. in
the District of CO umb.a the followi < mentioned
property lying ard being in the city of Wa.hnet n
district afOres aid The sale will commerce; at a.
O'Clock IN, on the first amed property, viz:
Lots numbered sixteen and seventeen, 10 and IL }
In square numbered ten hundred and eighty SIX,
Q,c86, lot numbered fifteen, N5 In square nun,
bered zen hundred and EInetI five, 1895, lots num-
bared two AMI four, q and A. in square nunhs ed
ten hundred and rinety seven, Cs7l lOts number
SIX and seven, and 10 IN SO u,re numb cred clever
square feet of ground. more or less
Terms cash. All conveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser.
the terms are not complied with in FIVE DAYS,
the trustee reserves the right TO resell the propet
at the rick and expense of the first purchaser
f. G. CARRINGTON, Trustee
ap l2-d&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the morning of the 14th instant ELLEN
DOHERTY, wife of Joseph Doherty in the 3 tn
year of her age. " ~ "
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence, on Eighth street east, few doors
north OF Pa. av., on tomorrow tSunday aft srnoon
at 3o'clock.
In Georgetown, on the l4th instant, JAS. HUR
DIE, aged So years.
The friends and acquaintance az resp ,ctfIlv
requested to attend his funeral. from rs Ia. rs.i,
o'clock. "a
In New York, on the 18th instant, Mrs LOUISA
BLUNT, wife Of Jacob Mussina Of New Orleans,
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W 1nosgA THs STAR IS printed on .hs fa,,.,t
s''om press :" use soxth Of Baltimore, its edition
so a'gs as to require IL to be PIT to pres, a. On
easy HoH Advertisements, therefore, should b..
s'"f ." before Ttcers O'clock, m; othe,viss thew
NY not appear sntil tie merit day.
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LOCAL NEW s.

" The STAR publishes the Lists of Letters
'smd'nfns IN ths Washington City Post Ones
"rder the provisions Of the la,c directing them to
Dc printed IN the newspaper having the largest cir,
eslaf'on 'ctth'" the ds'irs'y Of the Office It's total
"a"y eues'af'o" IS more than double that of any
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MEMS DRESS SUITS,
Youths Dress Suits,
c,, Youths BnSineSS Suits,
Chitdren's Dress Suits,
Childrsn'S School Suits,
. NOAH WALKER l. CO., Marble Hall Clothn.
store, BROWNS Hotel Building, would respectfully
Snnouncs thst their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for Inspection. IL
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing OF the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
. 10 those who study xceilenoe with economy liz
offered for selecting from the most attractive stOcI
Of X ea.! Made Clothing in this CITY, at very 70
oacoo plIoos' 193-ly
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
(,pMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL ES1A-E, By ORDER OF THE GRPHANS'
CoURr, At AUCTION BY virtue Of a cree OF the
O1phahs. Court 81 the District OF Columbia, fer
Court on the 18th day November, 1882 on tae mat
TT @; me petition of Lewis II. Brown, guard of
Nilam \. Mason anC others, minor children of
John Mason, deceased, wherein the under sir NED
WAS aPpolntel commissioner To make sale of the
undivId interest of the said Infants fcons sting
OF one-hithI IN and TO the premises hereinafter
HeEt3hed sinai proceed 10 sell. at pCbllc auction
the I'D cay of April last 1861, the said undivided
nj est OF htth In the following valCable prom
erty named In said decree VIZ : Part of lot puypp
pred Elns 81 fronting on Thirteenth street west
tsInIng IL square feet more or lese
Terms of sale: One third In cash. AMI the residue
secured by deed of trust.
LEWIS II. BROWN, Commissioner
A. GREEN, Auct.
IL At the game time and place the ren aIEtng
1u -hfths, the Interests of the adults sad prop
ert,, vii be sod on the same terms
ap 70 d6ds A GREEN Auot