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, 1862-07-31
THE KING COUNTY ELECTION.
SEATTLE. July %. g


To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald:
see IN your paper Of a recrnt date an article
in relation to the elvctiGn in King county, which
does not convey the truth TO the minds VI your
readers From the aFticle in your paper one
would understand that the entire opposition ticket
vas elected, which Is not the case TIE Union
party held q regular delegate convention, and
Inade nominations irrespective Of old party lines,
said ticket being n fpllOss:
Representative, J. Denny, defeated Co. Com
missionrr, y. Clymer, defeated; do, b. p. o.
Bryant. lecied; Auditor, D. h Carr, withdrawn;
Supt. Selio1ls, q. Richardson; elected; Ca As
scssoT, W. +. johns defeated; J. P. for Seattle,
L. 7. B. Andrews. elected.
So you can readily see that Port Townsend
Joe Lane, Nd" made . ialse report The de-.
feat Of John Denny was nccasi0nrd by his opp0-
ation 70 the repeal Of the LOU Law. The rum
vendors Of this county arr very anxious to have
the law repealed, 81 as 70 enable them 70 get
their lcensrs Ct county scrip. " hich they obtain
ST. about City cents on the liar. Phey pretend
70 feel enormously Tor the ioor county, but only
one that ig can zee that it's their own interests
that they are working for, aud not the good uf
the cnunty. The law ns il now stands has had
hrneiicial effect in preventing needless expendi-
lures. The "old man" dies net in the least re-
gret the course he has taken, aud has lost no sleep
il consequence nf his defeat, though Ams Of bis
Tisnis are latteningon the proSls Ct Of the strong
course that Janusfaced jos will take next win.
ter in behalf of their pet measure. There was
the same Abolition howl against the Union cdIi-
didatrs which We see mentioned il the Oregon
and Atlantic papers, al Of which cOme from Sc
cussion sympathisera
would state, In proof Of the abominable seven
sided hypocrisy Of Joe Lane, tl,at be told me he
was very much mortified at the defeat Of the
- old man and. n CONCLUSION, let me thank HIM
lor that little compliment about the Denny
party" DIT. DESHY.
, 1862-07-31

A jubilee will soon take place in Vienna, in
hOnur Oi the 40 years existence Of the art Ol
printing in that city. The first Vienna printer,
Ulrich Ham. opened his printing Office IN 1862,
but did not succeed, and eInigTated to Rome.
tie was the cause ol the Emperor Frederic the
Fourth l'vStOwing privilege on the printers in
thr year 1893, which placed them in equal rank
with nOblemvn and scholars, aud permitted them
70 wear swords.
, 1862-07-31
70 tAs EIitor ef tAs Puost Sound Herald.


did not state Or boast % your paIer the dc
feat of the ienny party. did endorse the
Union sentiments of the elect, as well Is Of the
sirciurs. lam not now, nor never intended TO
Be. black and poisonous enough 70 stamp every
person q rtbel uhO may differ iium me In politics
Or religion. Mr.. D. I. Deny knows well, and
should manifest sufficient manhood 70 state. that
IrxrFtrd my humble edorts % elect the old
mar" John Denny, Esq. if he does not, ] be.
lievo Messrs. Richardson, Yesler, Smith, and
many Others will certainly do me thaucredit.
As ior any hypOcrisy on my part il certainly
source. aa have learned in the dark hour nf ad-
vrrsity 70 place very sliehl value on the friend
ship II NJ. John Denny. am bound b state
here, though fully conscious of his ingratitude,
that I lub0Fed hard % secure bis election.
Jos LAM, MD.
srlIAcOon, July 80. 1862.
, 1862-07-31

A GnHAr Chof.-l0h oneransh Of 4, 900 aeres,
afsen miles south Of San Jose, George h. Bod
hsh, of that ely, has !, 700 acres Of wheat be-
sides several hundred acres Of other grain, now
dearly ready for harvesting. Il estimated that
tbe yield of wheat alone win not be iar from 100,
600 bashels Il woald require $4,000 worth
Of sacks 70 bring this wheat 70 market For a
les sun than that, Mr.. Bodhsh intends 70 erect
4 alrs-proof brick ware houss, and store hissrain
n buIk. Mention Is made Of another farmer h
California who viii harvest 10000 bushels Of
wheat IN one Geld Of a thousand acres. This
dou. not Iook much like . scarcity Of bread for
o. coming year
, 1862-07-31

VALUABLE FREIoHT.-An exchange says that
an Italian vessel, recently arrived at AspinwAIl,
has on buard . number Of young marriage
able women for California. Any surplus that
California may have of the above article will
meet cordial welcome here.
, 1862-07-31
FINAL FIZZLE.


OLYMPIA, July ZJtn, OS.
Mr. EDIroR:-Thls forenOOn demonstrated the
final iiZZle Of DR.. Henry. II has taken q long
time to bore hole through his old epideTmiS (;
out the thing has been done, and your editorial,
copied by the Orerland Press, did the job. This
forenoon the Doctor, fnreseeing that he had no
| ADEQUATE defence to make to the charges, thought
to play game of bluff; 80 he quietly conceals a
large sized bOwie.knife under his vest, and, with
his cane, attacked Mr.. A NJ. Poe, while the latter
was quietly smoking his cigarette on Mr.. SylveS-
| ter'S counter, as is his wont. He struck Poe
lightly twice, doing no damage; Poe returning
the blow with a somewhat light walking cant.
Mr.. Sylvester, objeCting to fight in his house.
separated the parties, when Henry drew hi
bowie.kniie very bravely, and brandiShed 1t with
loud words Of defiance.
The beauty about this matter is this: old
Henry brought along one House to defend him
in case he was likely to get hurt, and House was
very careful to cry out tO Sylvester not to touch
| the Doctor
This whole affair was evidently concoCted hN
the Doctor and "lngPr.beeT John" to blow about
in their paper, to conceal, f possible, that point
which puEctnred the old fellows epidermis The
old fellow has been called liar, thief, and ScOun-
hrel heretofore, by at least two persons, as ] am
credibly informed. and did not even offer to re-.
sent it. lie knows he cannot screw his courage
up t0 attack anybody but sick man or woman,
and not then unless he brings along House to
keep HIM from getting hurt.
BUDGE
[Since receiving the above, we learn that this
hnary desperate has been bound Ovrr in the sun
Of $1,000 to appear and answer the charge Ol
assault with deadly weapon. Mr.. Poe II fused
to make the necessary complaint, whereupOn Col.
Cock, one Of the most respectable residents OF
Olympia, voluntarily did so; deeming it his duty
as good citizen to see that so fragrant an out.
rage upon the public peace should not pass un.
noticed by the law. Surely things are coming
to pretty pass when Federal officials threaten
the lives Of peaccable men for exposing their
corruption, as in duty bound. And very con-
sistsnt, this, for One who vauntingly pToclamS
his religion through the public press, isn't i'll
To use the language Ofan esteemed clerical friend
10 San Francisco, some years since, if the devil
don't get such cAnting old hypOcrites as Dr..
Henry, We cannot see the use Of having devil
at all.-ED. HERALDl
, 1862-07-31

fnH Barnsa coLoNIsr. This journal hss given
substantial evidence Of iis prosperity II tts r.
cent purchase Of nns powsrpress, At cost Of
some ei7oo The weekly Of the l5th Inst sx.
hibils marksd improrement n conaenu.ncn.
, 1862-07-31

Don't rivet blaCEsnlilh's attention By ironi.
cally heating his temper with the assertion that
he will forge aud steal, for fear you get hammered
and ruled out. y 4ss..,aE
, 1862-07-31

.Eao e1tno.-ale.lrl p n Hlghes uua
s, Of .|h, iuls l1Eu o. sunaay lasi ron
81 s,Inaa n'flr r - Thsy give iAgoE.bll
s,.,1ni 81 - n'uI. "a u,uis ihri several q
ths cI,i.ls. u Ilh phes thon ny snsoun'
80 fd1 lsslsil 81 iius vi
, 1862-07-31

PoHr or ENTRY REMOVED. The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Timex writing
June 10th, says: "COngrSss has this day re
moved the port Of entry for the Puget Sound
CTashinstn Territory District, to the splendid
harbOr Of Port Angeles, opposite the English
city Of Victoria. The commercial indications
are that q large town viii grow up At Port An
gelos, IS the immigration into and the EXPORT
from the district are surprisingly large this year.
The public lands, embracing the town site, have
been sseursd By the collector of the port, acting
Is special agent who is now here urging the
passage Of the bin introduced BY Senator Harlan
o. Saturday, entitled "a bill ior increasing the
revenue by reservation and sale Of town sites"
This s : general hw, but Il is intended TO make
the iirst practical application At Port Angeles"
So Victor has riumphed, Il seems, but not with
oui saeriHcs q bis interest as town nproPTistOr.
F6r rhis o. any other sacrifice be was prepared
N or5sr % carry bis point What win become
Of Port Townsend SOW
, 1862-07-31

HoLLnwAY's 0INTNENT AND PnIs-Throai
AdectiohA-In al cases Of relaxed, inhamed.
and ulcelied thruats salty mny alwayrbe ~
cured by rubbing HollnWay's Ointment upon
the glahds under the lower jaw. Us .curuiive
has attended iis uae. IN ci1fa-Fhers The disuaas
thrraisnei'lD % run = fatal courns In spite uf ne
oliinnfv iieulmont The application 81 Halo
uny's 0lntmtut fis L vel for chlinnig nil-
munlE uhnri illIrTnal uIli|tihnr an uilh an
ruliy - aimihlslired When pills c.nna D.
sEaIloEsi uiihuut rain. lhey ahoali b Iadnrsi
ionposdri, end us.d eolioinlly ailh lhs' oini-
msnt uhals collnr. 11olhinE, and htal'rl e.
d.l ihsy aasnsni b thsrPsril5i.S poasa
, 1862-07-31

sonn IsBiAz C0ns.-Until last week, when
ths EoTtkrs,i came % hand, We thought We had
growing 10 und about sieilaeoom Is 6ne corn q
any locality in he Territory could boast; but
po1 Tounssnd . ls,s Us out" The corn patchsa
he-rabous exhibit numerous stalks over six iusi
liI, viii in sverige eircumference near the
rot d 6ar inches; but We have none measur-
int ifom fbree . ~. .fsst round The stalk Send
s1na Of thoss q up this way, DamOl-
. ss,eihs 5 beliasIas, > yOa know.
, 1862-07-31

TnH 0vElalED MAu---This mail nuisance Is
sin he ubiees Of much comment - ne press
Information has recently been received ~ The
Contract once Of he Post 0Hice Department
which leads % the belief thns Al The malls sen.
fiomths East overland, between The 1T and
asa q April, have been lost or detained By ln-
dan depredaiions; andull sent from the Pacific
coast eastward botwucnihe 20th March and 9Th
April have been lost BY the same means. This
i made public lor the benefit Of thOse Who dis
patched correspondence during such dates
, 1862-07-31
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILAcooM. W. t.
Thursday Morning. July 81 1862.

THosE CHARGES DIR. Henry's organ wishes
Che public to consider the article in the HERALD
a Have We . swindler among usT' unblushing
unmitigsted, scandalOus libels, and talks Of men
behind the scenes There are two ways Of dis
posing Of these charges, IL they are libelOus.
One Is By suit for libel, if the Doctor can screw
his courage up to the test; and, as a friend o
law aud order, we would prefer their investiga-
ton IL court Of justice. We think we could
meet al the damages the Doctors character
could suffer under any such charges as thos
made The other method is to setde them the
best way the Doctor can screw his courage up
70 take. The Doctor further @ys "hs is as free
from spot or beuhsh as any man among US. :.
This Is libel on the people Of the Territory
n his assertion were true, the color Of Jacobs
herd might be considered pure white beside him.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

NEW YoRK. December 6-The Tribune
Washington dispatch says:
The statement in Birney's letter in to-day s
Tribune, stating that he has had an interview
with President Lincoln, is contradicted on the
highest authority. 1t is further stated. on the
same authority, that Lincoln has no know ledge
whatever, of the statements contained in that
letter, and that no communication on that sub
ject, or enbOdying such information has been
made to him in any way
Leading Republicans deny all knowledge of
the matter and the superstition that this letter has
any weight for their alleged attention to Barney s
statements is entirely erroneous. Ii may be adj
ded that no recent communication from Fer
nando Wood has been received by the President.
and none whatever on these or similar subjects.
Private advices from one Of the most eminent
friends of America in France represent the recent
offer of mediation by Napoleon as regarded there
as the expression of deliberate and matured
purpose from which Europe will not recede, and
that it is considered II serious blow to our cause
in Europe and To the cause OF freedom in Europe
not less than in America.
The following is from the Herald:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY o. THE PoToNAo,l
December 5.
Recent reconnaissance have discovered that
no attempt is made 10y the enemy to hold the sec
ton north of the Rlppahanock, their forces hav-
ing entirely evacuated the country, with the ex-
ception of small scouting parties. These cross
the river at small blind ferries, easily found
in consequence of low water, and after dash
upon our outpOsts. succeed in escaping by some
new routes unknown to our pickets.
The difficulties heretofore existing in the trans
mission of mails between Washington and head
quarters have, by the energy of Headquarters
Postmlsters Hazlett and Cooley, at length been
overcome, and we now get letters without delay.
Convalecents and exchanged prisoners are
dOcking TO their respective regiments in great
numbers
Burnside's order recommending the discharge
of officers guilty of neglect of duty, in allowing
their commands to he surprised by the enemy
gives universal satisfaction. and will evidently
correct the serious evil of careessness on thepari
of commanders OF outpOsts
No news from the fir mt to-day.
General Hooker reviewed Sickles' division to-
day
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
Frem New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from Aspnwall on the 18th ult., has ar
rived.
There had been Tremendous gale mt Aspin
wall lasting three days. during which the British
brig Bolivar and the steamer Avon were wrecked
No lives lost
The steamer Ocean Queen lost her paddle box
but succeeded in getting 10 sea.
The United States brig Biinbridge was aban-
doned by her officers and crew after throwing
overheard her guns and stores.
All communication between Panama and As
pinwal is suspended. The wires are down and
the railroad under water. but is expected 10 he
in running order by the Doth. as the water was
subsiding.
Nothing new from Central America.
The ship George Washington was overhauled
to day, while attempting TO go to sea, by the
United States Marshal. 1t is alleged that she
has cOntraband goods aboard
IL is rum0red that several French vessels have
been seized by the Government, but it is untrue
The Custom House given up to-day. and
all mercantile business will now be transacted in
the Corn Exchange building.
At "a meeting AT Corn Exchange to day there
was subscribed over 50 900 and 800 bushels oil
corn for the suffering English operatives.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

1t appears that the article in the Ledger upon
which Gen. Rosecrans based his request TO Gen.
Wright for the arrest OF the editor OF the New
Albany Ledger was one published on tho 20ih
ult-, giving the numbers Of the brigades and d.
visions to which the various Indiana regiments In
Gen. Rosecrans' army were attached. IL was not
originally published in the Ledger. having prsvi-
Ously appeared in another paper, the form only
being changed in transferring II 10 the columns
of the Ledger. We presume it was furnished
10 the paper from which we copied by the
Indiana Military Agency at Louisville, with
the benevolent and praiseworthy object of
informing the families and friends of the
soldiers in Gen. Rosecrans' army as TO the proper
direction they should give their letters. Most
certainly we never dreamed of such information
being considered contraband, nor, we believe, did
those who, before US, prepared it and gave it
publicity. Nor OF what advantage
such information would be TO the enemy. 1t did
not profess to give a full list of brigades or d.
visions, but only named such as had Indiana
regiments in them, with the only object, as we
have said, of informing the friends of the SOL
diers to the manner OF directing their let
t.rs We will venture 10 say that not n single
reader of the Ledger imagined, when reading
it, that it was improper.
Those Of our political enemies (t0r the sake
of human nature we hope they are few in num-
ber) who were goatng over our supposed arrest
and PROBABLE incarceration, will be perhaps some
what mortified to learn that the real offender, il
any ofense has been committed, is a leading edi-
tor Of their own. party. That editor, however,
is an honorable man, and would scorn to wreaka
petty vengeance on another on account of polit-
ical differences. Like ourselves. he believed he
was doing service 10 our gallant soldiers by in
forming their friends as TO the manner of com
muDicating with them, never dreaming that be
was doing something which would render him
liable to trial by court martial for high Of
Tense.
Published on the border, and having thousands
of readers with friends in the army. the public
naturally look to the Ledger for the latest army
news. We have endeavOred to guard our col
umns against contraband information, but it is
possible some things may have slipped in which
ought not to have been published If SO, We re-
greet it.
We feel deeply grateful for the sympathy of
that vast majority who condemned as uncalled
Tor and unjust this attempt to single out the edi
4 tor of the Ledger object Of military ven
geance. To the few narrow minded partisans
who rejoiced at our supposed misfortune, we en-
terrain no feelings but those of pity and con-
tempt New Albany Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

INDIANA TRooPs EAsT.-W. T. Dennis. State
Agent, in his report to Governor Morton of the
condition of the troops in the Army Of the PotO
mac. gives The following the location of the
Indiana regiments in the Department east of the
mountains:
OF regiments in the field, the 7th, 18th,
18th and Goth. are in the vicinity of Fredercks-
burg, Va
The 9th is doing picket duty on the POto-
mac, above Harper's Ferry. and Colonel COlgrove
is Acting Brigader General at headquarters at
Sharpsburg, Md
General Meredith has been assigned his "Old
Iron" brigade, consisting of the 81. 9th and 18th
Wisconsin 18th Indiana and 24th Michigan; and
as learn from letter. justreceiveo from him. the
7th Indiana have made application to be at
taehed to that brigade.
The Sd cavalry. Lieutenant Colonel Chapman,
is at Falmouth, in effective order The 10th bat
terry is near Fort Pennsylvania, and their future
movements are uncertain. The 18th Indiana are
at Suffolk Virginia, to which place / obtained
passes for Assistant Surgeon Kennedy, yester-
dav
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
Decisions of the supreme Court OF
Indiana.
TENTH DAY.


H. II. Fowler vs.. Henry johnson ct al Elk
hart G. c. Reversed.
State ex rel. Sarah E. COnnor VS.. John c. Ry-
nearson Hendricks c. g. Reversed
Ralph TOusey VS.. Abraham Tarr ct al Vigo
G. G. Reversed.
Merit Sweeney ct al. vs.. Andrew F. Cochran.
Boone c. @. Affirmed, on note; quashmg at
tachment reversed.
Geo. Robbins VS. John Dishon. Orange G., P.
Affirmed, with ? per cent. damages.
Coleman F. Storm We. VIM. Worland. Shelby
G. p. Reversed.
Samuel Dillon VS.. John Dorne Madison c. G.
Affirmed
Theodore Smoyer VS.. Daniel Cable Carroll
c. p. Affirmed
Joel Dresser ct ux. VS.. Smith Wood. Allen c.
p Reversed
John Tompkins ct al VS. FLOYD Agricultu
raj and Mechanical Association. Floyd G. p
Reversed.
Isaac Arnold VS.. the State. Lagrange C. p
Reversed.
Chas Smith vs. the State. vande rburg c. P.
Reversed.
VIM. c. Hunter vs. the State warrick c. P.
Reversed.
Charles F. May vs.. the State. Cass C. p
Reversed
John c. Parker VS. Thos. d. Thomas Shelby
CP. Reversed. Thirteen other cases involving
tie same question, appealed from the same court,
were likewise reversed.
ELEVENTH DAY.
Jephaniah HeadIey VS.. John Matthews ct al.
Tippecanoe G. c. Reversed.
Seabury Lines ct al vs.. Marcus Mack ct al.
Grant G.. p.
America j HAYS vs.. Isaac A. Marks Mont
gomery G. G.. Affirmed.
Richard Rodney the State. Brown c. P.
Reversed
Henry Conklin VS.. Daniel Carver. Fayette
G. p.
David Smith VS.. the State. Kosciusko q. P.
Reversed.
William Patten ct al. VS.. VIM. II. Stewart.
Vigo G. G. Reversed.
Consider Tinker ct al. VS.. Oliver II. Palm
TippecanOe G. r. Affirmed with per cent.
David West the Charlottesville and Alamo
Turnpike Company. Montgomery @. G. Re
versed
Christian Hess et al vs. John R. Wilson, Adj
ministratOr. Morgan @. G. Reversed.
Robert p. Murphy ct al VS.. Albert d. Toner
ct al. Fulton G. G. Reversed.
TWELFTH DAY.
Robert Lash et al " Nathan Perry, Morgan
G. G.. Reversed.
Albert Honeywell v. Mary Kehen, Fayctte G.
o. Affirmed. per ct.
Samuel Turner v. Augustus F. Shirts, Hamil
ton @. r. Affirmed per ct.
Samuel Mahsn " Myram z. Barber, Hunting
ton G. G. Affirmed.
City Of Lafayette ct al Y. Er.O Bush ct al. Bar
tholomew O Q. Reversed
John Flemming v. Elijah Stout ct al. yermill
ion @. Affirmed
Howard n. Adams ct al. " Lucinda Rodarwel
Knox Q. p Affirmed.
JUNCTION R. r Co. v. r. n. Williams ct al
VSnderburg O. G. Affirmed.
j. Mcconnell v NJ Jones ct al Tippecanoe G
G. Reversed
Vim. Gregory ct al " Moses Slaughter ct al
Morgan G c. Dismissed
Henry Meyer v. Albert Meyer, Franklin c. c
Affirmed,
Wright, Marion G. G. Affirmed
Mayor and Council of Indianapolis v. Henry
Geirell. Marion G. @. Affirmed.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
TELEcRAPHic.
rnKrOx-rD sxrHEssusros rnr DAILY STATE SENTINEL
Prom 81. I.ouis.

ST. LouIs. Dec. 7.-Advices from the south
west tonight say the enemy under Gen Hind
man and Gen. ,rmaduke. % 900 strong, at
tempted to force Gen. Bluats position at Cave
Hill. Arkansaw, yesterday, but were driven
back.
Yesterday morning they drove Blunt's pickets
three miles. bus on the arrival OF reni0rcements
W. re again repulsed.
Blunt's opinion is that the demonstration was
made 70 cover their retreat. as they we're telling
timber all night. probably to obstruct the road
and prevent pursuit Blunt held the enemy in
check four days. Gen. Herron's command will
reinforce him TO morrow.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

MoRE STEAMERS FOR THE REBELS "A couple
Of new iron steamships leave the Mercy in the
course of week or two. on Confederate ac-
count" Both vessels will be regular clippers. .
either under steam or canvas. The fast paddle
steamer Douglas, belonging to the Isle Of Man
Steamship Company, has just been sold for the
purpose of running the blockade, and will leave
with valuable cargo in short time. Aprooos
OF running the blockade, we may say that, by
the capture. by the Federal cruisers. Of the steam
ers Scotia and Anglia. and the chase and loss Of
the Mimic, several gentlemen in Liverpool and
Manchester have been "let in" to an enormous
extent-some people say rs much as f250 ,000.-
fJiv. Cor Manchester Guardian.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
GUARDIANS SALE.

THvBE UNDERSIGNED GUARDIANS or TIE PER
SONS and estate VI the minor heirs O. samuel Ls<e,
deceassc VII, by virus Of en- oeT Of the CuDon lisa
Court Of Marion county, sell prvnB SALE O hf1i
The 18th day Of December, le62, s souoN1ng ceorbec
real estate belonging 30 sed hstrs to-fr Pour cope
undivided sixLh par Of the souh bali q DE south as,
ouarr Of section twenty one al. IN t0~pshp Fxtrer
dsj north q range four "a east; also. ton ursiv5dsd
Isl IN the city Of lndisnepolsI also four tweniouTtt
parts Of the south hf Of the southeast quarter Of
ton sixteen (l6 in township sixteen 6 north Of raus
three 90 east, an in Marion county. indiana
0ne-third Of the purchase money Is 70 Be paid cash IN
hand one-hird ia months; and onethird IN twevs
months the day Of SALE the deferred payments 10 be
secured y notes PAYABLE with interest," without any
lief from appraiSement laws, with approved security
PERCY H0SBB00K.l eusr6s.u.
JOHN II. METERS I oe~4oe-
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