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The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

IL Paul Morphy has been for some
months in Paris, having left New Orleans,
says the Paris correspondent of the N. Y.
World, because he did not like Buffers rule.
tie has been beaten lately by NJ. de Riyiere,
one OF the best French chess players, in three
games out of five.
sB- A novel style OF conveying whiskey to
the soldiers has just come to light. Whskey
Is procured, put in stout bottles, well corked,
and placed inside lump of dough, which is
afterwards baked into bread
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

ALMOST WREcKED.-Thursday night the
schooner John r. Platter, Capt. Godfrey, from
Wilmington, Del, for Boston, anchored out
side the harbor, and during the gale drifted
nearly on TO Ram Island Ledge. Yesterday
morning Capt. Willard, with the steamtug
Tiger, went down, and with great exertions
succeeded in bringing the schooner in, after
slipping both chains, kedge and hawser. But
for the prompt action of Capt. w. the vessel
would have been wrecked on the ledge. The
tug was in great danger, being obliged to go
80 near the ledge alter the schooner.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Rebel Account Of the Capture of
the InhiamOla.
FROM CHARLESTON.
Large Federal Fleet at Port Royal.
BALTIMORE, March 8.

BALTIMORE, March 8.
The Petersburg Express contains the Iol-
lowing about the capture Of the Indianola:
Vicksburg, Feb. 81 have the honor to
report, after a serious and hot engagement,
the capture of the Federal iron clad steamer
Indianola, Lit. commanding Brown, u. s. n,
by the Confederate steamers Queen of the
West and Webb, forming an expedition that
was sent out by me for that purpose under
Maj. J. L. Bent. The prize is good deal
damaged
X. +. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen. Com'dg.
Another dispatch, says the Express, from
1t. Gen. Pemberton announcing the capture,
says the Indianola sunk on the Mississippi
side of the river. her boots and upper works
out, near Mr. j. Davis plantation.
Charleston, Feb. 26.-The latest advices
from Port Royal state that the Yankee fleet
now there numbers 1913 vessels, including the
frigates and 20 gunboats. The rest are chiefly
transports. There are now 10000 men col
lected there and more are expected.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
The Northern Light Chased by a
Privateer.
Rumor Of the Running of the Blockade by
Porter's Fleet.
Probable Murder on Shipboard.

NEW YORK, March O.
The Post has story that the Northern
Light was chased Tuesday morning, off the
coast OF Florida, by propeller steamer, which
when first seen carried signal Of distress but
subsequently gave chase to the Northern
Light, and continued it until Federal war
vessel hove in sight. Some OF the officers of
the Northern Light decline to admit that it is
possible the vessel was a privateer.
A Cairo, ILL.,, dispatch of the Sd mentions
rumor that the whole of Porter's feet ran b :
Vicksburg.
Ship Talisman reports, Feb. 14th, at 2.l5 A.
NJ, lost overheard Edgar Thomas, of Ply
mouth, Mass, second officer and the Captains
brother. He is supposed to have been foully
dealt with by some OF the crew.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

ARREsTED.-U. S. Marshal Clark arrested
on Thursday VIM. McGrath, the seaman on
board the bark Annie Z. Sherwood, for stab
bing Mr.. Sloan, mate of the vessel, Tuesday
night, as stated in our issue Of Thursday
The prisoner was taken before U. s. Commits
sioner Thos. A. Deblois, Esq, and the examin-
alton was postponed until to-day, in order, If
possible, to get the testimony Of the mate,
who it is believed will recover from his
wounds.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Commercial.

Per steamship Arabia, at Halifax.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARkET-Rich-
ardson, Spence & Co.. and others, report Flour very
dull. Wheat quiet; Red Western 9s a 9s Sd; Red
Southern IS a 9s Id Corn dull and declined a
Cd; mixed 2ss "a Dos Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-Beefir-
regular Por> quiet but steady Bacon steady. Lard
steady. Talow steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Ashcs firm
at 3)s Cd a 3ls Sd Tor Pots and Pearls Rosin dull
at 26s. Spirits Turpentine nominal at 100. Petro-
leum dull at ll5s. Sugar dull Coffee quiet Rice
Arm. Linseed buoyant. Linseed Oil steady at "A q
Ass. Sperm Oil; sales small.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETING sales on
Saturday 1900 bales, including lo00 to specu-
lators and exporters. The market closed duh and
unchanged After official hours Cotton closed ex cit
ed at advance of Id a I'd for American with large
sales, caused by the Australasians news.
Breadstuffs active
Provisions very dull.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, 2lst, p. M-Con-
soils closed At s25 g s2i for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES-Ere 44i a 46i; Iii.
nois Central All q 4ot discount.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

New YORK, March 8.
The Heralds dispatch says there was pro-
tracted session of the Cabinet yesterday, and
rumors of important changes in that body are
revived.
Senator Hale resumed his seat in the Senate
to-day, still looking somewhat enfeebled from
the effects of his late illness.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
ex-CongressIman Goodwin OF Maine will prob
ably be appointed Chief Justice of Arizona.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Great Union Meeting in New York.
Speeches by J. T. Brady. John Van Buren,,
and others.
NEW YORK. March G

NEW YORK, March g.
A grand meeting of the loyal people Of this
city, Irrespective of party, was held tonight
in Cooper Institute. 1t was attended by over
1000 people inside and an equal number out
side. The meeting inside was presided over
by Mayor Opdyke, Gen. Scott being too sick
TO be present. Speeches were made by James
T. Brady, John Van Buren,, DR.. Hitchcock,
Judge Daley, ID. ID. Field, Hon. Chas. Gould,
and others. Expressions OF answering loyal
ty were enunciated by the speakers, and most
vociierously endorsed by the multitude. The
enthusiasm for "Old Glory was most marked
and emphatic.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Master in Chancery.

rINHE undersigned. appointed by the Supreme Ju-
Il dicial Court Master In Chancery In the Of
Jeremiah NJ. Mason ais in equity against the York
and Cumberland Railroad Company and Others. ITO
determine the number and amount OF bonds issued
contract and mortgage mentioned In the pleadipss
In said case, land now outstandipg-to whom the
same are due, and the amount thereof including in
terest OF coupons for INTEREST," and to receive and
return the into said Court with his return there
on. and also to determine how much Is due upon the
construction contract for which no bonds have been
issued provided therein and which is still secured
by the mortgage aforesaid and to whom the same Is
now due-hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties assigned to him aforesaid. and hear all
parties in relation thereto at the Court Room Of the
supreme judicial Court in the city of Portland, on
Monday. the sixth day of April next at o'clock In
the afternoon. SETH NAY.
meh5 eodtmch2S& w4w SO
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ALTERS ABOUT wN.
Religions Notices.

"a Elder Z. Burnham will preach In the Second
Advent Church tomorrow at 10 A. M. and =. NJ.
Prayer meeting in the evening Seats free. The
ublic are invited.
tF-Miss Emma Houston, Trance speaker, will
lecture in Mechanics Hail. before the Portland Spir
itua Association, tomorrow afternoon and evening
at 81 and O'Clock.
Sunday School at 81, Conference at l0t O'Clock.
Rev. w, p. Merrill will preach TO the first
Freewi Baptist church tomorrow in the Library
Hall, Mechanics building, cor. of Congress and
Casco streets. Hall on the ground floor The
church has rented the hall for place of worship the
coming year.
Rev. j. H. Mordough. formerly of Hamilton.
Mass, viii supply the pulpit Of the St Lawrence ST.
church for the present
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sg-It is hoped that all who would listen to

CIT is hoped that all who would listen to
an able lecture on the subject of Temperance
one of the spirit stirring order-wl remem-
Der the lecture by S. NJ. Hewlett tomorrow
evening in the new City Hall, at l-2 o'clock.
Mr.. Hewlett is no mik-and-water orator; no
"dumb dog" who dares not speak; no msan-
thropic who regards mirth as sin, but he
takes hold Of the Utmost core of ones heart,
and he does it, too, in the. most pleasant and
witching style.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

COURT MARTIAL.-The Court met accord
ing to adjournment yesterday, and the case
of private Eden Townsend, Co. +, It'll Maine,
for desertion, was taken up The evidence
against him was all put in, and the Court adj
journed to Q o'clock Saturday morning, in
order TO give counsel for prisoner time to pre-
pare his defense
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

rE-We have received from Messrs. Bailey
d Noyes a capillary sink fountain for the use
of metallic pens, which obviates the necessity
of frequently dipping the pen into the ink
stand, as the fountain will hold ink enough to
write several pages of paper.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

The TRANscRrPT.-This welcome sheet to
every family, always as neat and handsome as
a @new pin,' has come out in new dress, and
looks neater now than ever. 1t deserves as it
receives, the most liberal encouragement from
the people of this State. MAY its shadow
never be less
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

REMIrrANcEs FROM SoLDiERs.-The East
ern Express Co. brought to this city yesterday
liz packages OF money, containing S7625, re-
mittances from the soldiers of the 18th Maine
Regiment, at Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Such
fact speaks volumes in praise of the soldiers
Of that regiment.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

GA private letter from Fort jackson, be-
low New Orleans, states that LIST Lieut.. Reuben
I. Jordan, Co. F, 18th Maine regiment, who
had been under arrest, had received orders
from Gen. Banks to report, with his company,
to Col Rust, at Fort Jackson, for duty
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

NEW MUsIC.-We have received from the
composer two songs-"Rock me to sleep
Mother" and 80 gentle Sleep''-composed by
Mr.. w. II. bennett. The words of the former
are by Florence Percy, and the latter are
anonymous. The words and music of both
are beautiful. The songs are published by
Messrs. o. Ditson d CO., Boston, and are for
sale at Paine's Music store. Every vocalist
should have copies of them.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

CONCORD, n. H., March 9.
Hon. WIN. A. Richardson, U. s. Senator
from Illinois, addressed a very large audience
in the City Hall at noon to-day. He speaks
tonight at Nashua, and tomorrow at Man.
chester. Hon. Ira A. Eastman, democratic
candidate for Governor, presided at the meet
ing to-day. The democrats and republicans
both held large meetings last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

n1-The Collector OF the port yesterday
distributed about 5000 in postal currency.
There was not SO great rush for it as at for
mer times, though some went AFTER the doors
were closed. The circulation of this currency
has about drove the shinplasters out Of this
market.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

n1-One of the operators in the Telegraph
Office yesterday, undertook to show his brother
operators some curious experiments on their
watches with q horseshoe magnet. He sue
ceeded to perfection; for in about ml1ute
and half he spoiled three watches, to the
great establishment and indignation of the
owners
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Arrival OF q Gold Steamer.

NEW YORK, March Q.
The steamer Northern Light, from Aspin-
wall, brings 81 ,2S3000 in treasure, including
Si,000O00 to United States Sub-treasurer
Cisco.
The Northern Light was conveyed by the
U. 5. gunboat Connecticut.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Whereabouts of the Alabama.

New YORK, March 6.
The Herald has letter stating that the re-
bel steamer Alabama was seen off Cape Isa-
bella on the 10th of February, and of Port au
Platte, St. Domingo, the same evening, after
chasing Spanish steamer.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

M. L. A.-The debate on the question of
restoring Gen. Mcclellan win be continued
this evening, and the question, probably, will
be taken, at the hall Of the Mercantile Library
Association.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Blockade Runner Seen.

New YORK, March 9.
Brig Augusta, from Neuvitas, reports-2d
inst, lat. "a, lon. u.s. saw large English
steamer steering toward Charleston. Supposed
her to be a blockade runner.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Hsbeas Corpus Case Settled.

New York, March @.
The case OF Maturin has been quietly settled.
There was no intention on the part of Colonel
LOOMS to disobey any civil process issued
against him.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

ZOO LlNEAL feet, ll-by Isl Rock Maple or
cOO 900 =" by Is
1900 It 4 by in ps % and q II liz Beach.
SO ps by l2-l2t n long. of Black Ash.
400 piles IS n long, IL in diameter at the butt, and
at the top. straight and sound. OF white yellow.
and second growth Red Oak. Yellow and Brown
Ash, Gray and White Maple and Hacmatac.
l.235 hnect feet, IL by r.. White Pine Lumber.
s,s36 feet face, by 4. white pine Plank.
Apply to ID. T. CHASE.
mch5 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

- Steamship Jura will sail for Liverpool
this afternoon, or as soon as the train from
Canada arrives. Mails for Europe will close
at the city postoffice at 100 P. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Effect of the GOLD Panic.

CINCINNATI, March 5.
The New York gold news unsettled the
market completely. Nothing was done. Ex-
change unsettled.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

sg-The Ladies' Committee gratefully ac-
knowledge the following donations:
Mr.. o. Gerrish (amount of fine col
lected by him $22 90
Mrs. Elizabeth Parks, 100
X. f. Society, 100 90
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I
BY JOHN c. PROCTOR.

TWO Brick Dwelling Houses with large lots on
Il Green Street.
One wooden Dwelling House and Lot on York St.
One Store and Lot on Union Street.
Two Houses and Lots on Church Street
Once ON Lime ST., adjoining Post Once.
Portland, Feb. 20. 1868 3w
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Luxuriant Whiskers and Nous
tachQs

EtAN be grotcn in sir tceeks, by using DILLIN O.
~ HAMS STIMULATING UNoUINr. Price so cents
per box, at L0RlNG'S Drug Store,
Corner Exchange and Federal Streets .
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Death of Mrs. Dudley

ALBANY, n. Y, March 8.
Mrs. Blandina Dudley, founder Of Dudley
Observatory, died here last night.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Real Estate Onice-Lilne street.

4 have at my disposal one of the most desirable
Il Houses In the West End of the City, considering
location. neighborhood and other advantage For
particulars enquire Of JOHN G. PROCTOR
March 4-3w
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
1923 90

A balance OF SlS only remains in the Treas
ury. HELEN A. GILMAN, Treasurer.
Free street, March @, 1853.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
Fighting in Tennessee The Rebels Driven
Back from r ranklin-50 Rebel Cavalry
Captured by 23 Federais-Union
Victory at Eaglesville.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 3.

BACK from rrankl1n-oO Rebel Cavalry
Captured by Is Federais-Union
Victory at Eaglesville.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 5.
The enemy under Van Dorm advanced again
toward Franklin yesterday. The Federal
force also advanced six miles, and drove the
rebels back. The rebels lost thirteen killed
The fight was renewed this morning. No par
ticulars have been received.
Twenty-three men of Col. Jackson's Ten
nessee regiment while on picket duty west of
Nashville, were attacked by fifty Confederate
cavalry, who tried to surround and capture
them. The Tennesseeans, after twenty min
utes' fighting, compelled the rebels to surren-
der. The whole rebel party we're taken pris-
oners, and arrived in this city tonight.
Reinforcements for Gen. Gilbert at Franklin
have been sent forward sufficiently large 70
destroy or capture Van Dorn's command.
NEW YORK, March Q.
A dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette, dated
Murfreesboro', March Sd, states that on the
day previous a forage train from Gen. X.
Changers division, four hundred strong, was
attacked by the enemy's cavalry two miles
from Eaglesville. Gen. Granger himself was
In command of the protecting force, and drove
the enemy back after an hours fight with
loss of five killed, twelve wounded and two
taken prisoners. This was one day SUISSE
quent to the affair at Bradyville.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
From Central America-War Between 0uat-
amala and San Salvador.

NEW YORK, March 6.
Adyices per the Northern Light state that
President Carrera, Of Guatamala, has invaded
Salvador, with which country war is declared
He has about 5000 men. The Saivadorians.
under President Barrios, have about the same
number. A conflict was expected in few
days at Coputepegne, position fortified by
French officer and made almost impregnable
by art and nature.
The British Minister'S using every exertion
TO stop the wac. A.report says Carrcra inter-
cepted his dispatches TO the United States
Minister at Salvador.
The coffee crop of Costa Rica will not ex-
coed $1,000 quintals. A large portion of it
goes TO California.
The South American mails arrived In the
Northern Light. but there is no news of i'm
portance.
The United States steamer Narragansett
and sloop-ofwar ST. Marys we're at Panama.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

TINE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name of N. A. FOSTER & Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. n A. FOSTER Is
thorized to collect all dues, and will pay AL debts of
the said firm. N. A. FOSTER,
1T GILMAN,
JOSEPH b. HALL.
Portland, Feb. 2, 1858. feb25
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
Skirmish at Franklin-Reconnoisa to
Woodstock.

NEW 1OKk, MufCH %.
A Fortress Monroe letter of the 4th says,
Col. Spear of the 18th Penn. cavalry attacked
the rebels at Franklin, near Black Water, last
night. He captured number of prisoners
and drove the rest across the river.
A Winchester letter reports reconnaissance
by a detachment of the 18th Penn. cavalry, to
near Woodstock where the enemy are located
in large numbers
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
DIR. CHADWICK

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
TIE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and style of
VIM. A. kimball Il CO.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. KimbaI
will remain at the old stand tho SO Commercial st
for short time and adjust the matters of the late
firm. WIN. a. kIMBALL,
j. 5. RICHER.
Portland. March g. 1863 I've
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
FOR SALE & TO LET.
Valuable Real Estate for snIe.

90 THE Three Story Dwelling House end Lot
t4,;s No "a York street.-the lot containing about
.Aik l2.ooo feet of land; the house well finished
aud IN good order. For sale on reasonable teyms
or would be exchanged for a good modern built
house. In good location
For further particulars inquire Of
J0HNC. PROCTOR,
Lime Street, adjoining the Post once.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

Great Riot mt Detroit, Michigan
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

HtHAMBERS in the second story over Store %
~ Middle strcet-Mitcheil's Building. Possession
given Immediately. Inquire Of
jan2tf AT. DOLE
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

- HOUSE AND LOT, No. Cedar street near
ID: the new school house-ot 40 u BY 50; con-
tans 10 rooms with all the COW en- enees and
In good order; Is suitable for two families.
-ALSO-
Pew No. 90 in Chestnut Street Church.
The above will be sold low If applied for soon, as
nv business takes me out of the State.
For terms, Sc. call on Freeman Bradford, Esq,
IS Exchange Street z. X. HARMON.
febls 3wd&w35
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
For Sale.

IL THE House on the corner of Prospect
100 and Casco streets-the basement finish
hsss ed for store. A good stand for fam
Iiii lily Grocer.
Two Lots of Land, one Spring and one on
Spruce street Either would be exchanged for
good Dwelling House.
For particulars please apply at l27 Middle street.
Portland. N. L. MITCHELL
febl1--eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
To Let.

To Let.
FuVHE commodious Chamber in the northerly cor.
Il of the brick block, corner of Lime and
Milk Streets directly facing the market Rent ow.
Enquire at Office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept. Is, 1852 diff No. % Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07

COOper's Shop TO Let.
ON Commercial street head of Hobson's wharf
" Inquire of j. III. HAMLEN,
sep4tf Office on Hobson's Wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-07
once 10 Let.

ON second door, Middle Street. centrally situated
cial Street fcbl0 If
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DIE ID,

,h tsddis , On the 18th inst :. his residence In
ahn ciLy, OF dis-sse of the heart, OHAULk H
iSIsahR In tn. 1stp yea, Of his sssi for tas past
tnsnt, and resident Of tie city forty seysn years
On sunt AZ, The sth inst ct s:so , m afts, .
OF his age 800
HE # nsra' will take ylase on Tomorrow tues.
dsyI ate neon, the lot. inst At o clock from
the fesi1s = ofhis soa-i n.lsv, William i Soaid
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HIS relatives aud friends are invited 70 attend
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The ie ode Of tbs family are respectfully invited
to attend III. funsral, on Tuesday, the 10th at the
ss:. dsnes Of her mother, No. 120 Twenty third st.
On 9Th Nov, WILLIE L. aADpLxR, infant sou
Of ThoInton and sarah SaAdlsr.
NJ child, my child, can nsnoht my anguish Iull
AiAhtiest suDport Ue-tst thy viii be don.:
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Iub.ral viii take place 70 morrow evening, ~
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AUCTION SALES.

" GaEsN wILLIA5, Auotions%rs
AAos AUCTION eAL1s or GRnozaIBs.
rSsiateGSas OISARss 10 AZ AUorToS-oa WlD
ssSpAf. tae II instant. .: 10 o click !. m, ne
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ssssArs, Coffee, Taas, -Four .-s
Aastiee, Gnse. Pepper
Ssl CtDnsmon, and cthsr spicss
r. Ioona Il . retail grocery sore
ne9 GREEN L wILLIAas. Aae,.,
y GRIM WILLIAMS, Au.t,on.ers
EXECUTOR sALE or EuIID,Na Iora
BELos6fSG 70 THE ysrtYp on
MippLkioN, DECEASED On wSDNES0AY tn.
LIN instsnt n i"er o'clock , m wa saaIl ssu al
re Auction hoons, corner OF sessath and b
No 3 In sausss Ne. Ssi.
Lot No. 4, in eauars Nc 49,.
Lot &c. In Square south OF Square No ia
Lot No u, 10 sqosre No.sa
Lot No 5. in Ecu re No t,io
Ard part OF Lot No. |. In squrre no s,s
Terms One tb;rf cash hs.xuos in ax twslvs
and eig issn months the pur "A. sar or nur.h...r.
to give potss Tor the deferred p.yments bs.r;nr
inter ct from day of ssls.
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Al cohyeyaa cips at the cost Of tss purchssar
Twenty five doia-s will bs required of saeh sur
chaser y hen the porpsrry Ia knocked off aud not
paid down tie property will be than and there
again rut up and sold TO tbs next highest bidder
who shall comply i; and IL the whole tsrms are not
.4rs reserve the r,stt to resi- the properly at
the risk and cost of the frat purchaser, BY sivsr-
tisius such resale Il rss times in the National
MIDDLETON HYATT, & HOUSTON.
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