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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22

GENERAL GRAFT REFUSES TO ACCEPT Book
STOLEN IN EIRdIyIA BY RAIDERs.-The New
York TtiJuae contains long description OF
what it calls " Washington's Text Book, and
then adds the following, which we take leave
10 say affords another evidence that General
Grant is a man whom fanatical preiudices
cannot blind TO the difference between buying
and stealing
This book was found in Virginia during its
occupation by our troops. II is IN n remarka-
BILE state OF preservation. II is in the posses
sion OF n gentleman of this city. In recent
visit to New York the Lieutenant General
examined it with profound reverence, and ex-
pressed his belief that its silent, eloquent and
instructive pages were the architect of the
practical, symmetrical and finished character
Of the great Washington. The book was pre-
sented to General Grant. But with that deli
cacy which distinguishes all that he does, he
refused to receive il as gift, but was willing
TO take ii in trust TO hold it till the owner
should appear. Should none apply for it, il
will he placed among the archives OF the
nation--a precious legacy"
"Found in Virginia. In the fields, or by
the roadside, we suppose. fig for such
nonsense Send the book back to the house
from which it was stolen, and the olcasr will
he very apt 10 get IL.
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FREEDMEN CoMPELLED TO WoRK.-Our read
ers are aware that IN order was issued from
The Freedmen's Bureau at this place last week,
directing that all freedmen who could not
show proof OF having employment on the Goth
day OF January be taken up and treated as
Migrants. One freedman, Fontaine Grasty,
took exceptions 10 this order, and was going
about among people Of his color endeavoring
10 create sort of resistance TO IL among them
by saying that there was no authority for such
an order, and the freedmen would be foolish
TO pay any attention TO 1t, that he would not
regard IL, &c. =,
The Court heard of this fellows declarations
and boasts, and promptly had him taken up
and lodged In Jail, and afterwards fined and
discharged. --Danpitls Register.
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PUNISHMENT OF AN EDITOR.-The following
is the sentence Of the court martial on the
case of the editor of the Charlotte IN. c.
Times.
land the Court does, therefore, sentence
The accused, Robert Z. Warning, as follows
That he pay to the Government of the United
States a fine of three hundred dollars $500
and in case such fine is not paid within fVe
DAYS from date of order promulgating pro
ceedings in this case, then that he be impri-
sOned for six months at such place as the
Commanding General may direct"
And the following the offence. The Times
had said
1--WE have fallen from our high estate, and
now there is none so poor as 10 do us reverence.
Other nations, while suffering under the iron
heel oil lawless tyranny, can console them
selves with the reflection that their CONDITION
is no worse than their predecessors. Inc
Russian serf, as he eats his bread OF depend
cnce knows that such was the inheritance OF
his father. Not so with the proud, hlgh-
sowled Soulhron. lie once roamed his fields Il
free man, and sat under his own vine and
fig tree, and none dared make him afraid.
He was the equal, if not the superior, OF the
mCrcenary race which now dominates over
him. y
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Mexican News.

WAsHIxGroS, January 21.-Oflcial news
from FL Paso, Mexico, has been received here.
The French marched in great force against
the city Of Chihuahua, and the Mexican
Republican, Government had abandoned 1t.
On the 9th, President Juarez left Chihuahua,
with his Cabinet and army, and came TO FL
Paso. On the I5th Of December the Mexican
forces were fifty miles from chihuahua,
ANNOYING the French.
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An Indian Delegation Claim Land in the Oil
Region

HARRISBURG, January lS-A grandson of
Red Jacket and Il grandson of Cornplanter,
the Indian chiefs, who have been appointed a
committee by the Indians residing on the reser-
walton in Eric county, New York, arrived here
TODAY 10 ask the Legislature and authorities
10 give them possession Of about fifteen hun
dyrd acres OF land, which they say the State
granted by patent TO Cornplanter under the
act of Assembly approved February l, 1899.
Six hundred acres of land are on Allegheny
river, aud three hundred acres on Oil creek, Il
short distance above its mouth, and including
OuCily. Their visit and lis object have Gre
atcd 10 little excitement, particularly among
those interested in the oil region.
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Loss OF A STEAAER-DEsTRuCTIoE OR ONE
THOUSAND AND TwESTY- THREE BALES OF Cor
ToS-FIvE OR Six LIVES LosT-Loss, Two
HUNDRED AND SEvESTY-FIvE THOUSAND Dol
LARs.-With much regret we have TO announce
the total destruction of the fine new steamer
Asher Ayres, on her first down trip from
Hawknsville 10 Savannah. The steamer left
Hawknsville on Saturday, the 9Th instant,
with heavy load of cotton-one thousand and
twenty. three bales, which, with the exception
of one hundred and seventy-fiye bales in the
hold was on deck, well covered up with sails
and tarpaulins. She had also ten white pas
sengers and few negroes. On Tuesday after.
noon, about one o'clock, fire was discovered
among the cotton on deck and ma Few mo
ments the boat was wrapped in flames. The
passengers and crew, with the exception OF
some five or six negroes, were saved.--facon
Ga } ItleQrdDh
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SAVANNAH, January l9.--The trial Of Gene
raj Mercer late OF the Confederate army,
charged with murder in shooting seven Union
d-srr'lOn, was finished to-day. The testimony
is favorable for Mercer il is believed he will
be acquitted.
The bodies Of the captain, pilot and 4 lady
passenger OF the brig Hero, lately wrecked Off
-. john S, Florida, have been recovered The
boIir, OF the captain and pilot We're found 10
bu mUtilltcd, ana the mate has been arrested
At Jacksonville on suspicion Of having muir
drrcl them.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The House Committee on Freednen's Affairs
will make n tour OF inspection i'm the South
ern States, &c.
wAsHtxarox, January 2l.-The House Com
mittee on Freedmen's Affairs will shortly
make n tour of inspection in the Southern
States. The Orange and Alexandria railroad
authorities have rendered them, which they
have accepted, the use of special train from
Washington to Lynchburg.
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VULCAN IRON WORKS,

CORNER OF BYRD AND sIxTE STREETS.
We are prepared to furnish, at short notice. Bolts,
Nut. and Washers, all sizes; Grating and Iron
Work for houses Wrought and Cast Iron Fences,
all patterns; Tobacco Presses and Fixtures com.
plete and Machinery and Blacksmiths Work gem
orally. Steam Engines and Machinery Of all kinds
repaired on the most reasonable terms
ARCHER & GOODWIN,
de 28--s Post Office box No. s27.
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ISrrRESTING TO NEWSPAPER PRoPR1EToRs. -
The FIcCabc libel suit was brought 10 close
on Thursday by Judge Jones ordering non
suit against the plaintiff, on the ground that
the supposed libel came under the class OF
privileged communications. The decision II
Of some importance, being on n point never
before adiudcated i'll this country, and stab
fishing the right Of newspapers 10 publish Il
fair and correct account Of proceedings with
out being obliged TO establish the truth OF the
charges involved
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DIED,


On the Goth instant, HIGGlSON HANCOCK, in the
seventy fourth year of his age.
The funeral will be preached a. his late resi-
dcnce on-Main street, between Third and Fourth
streets on MONDAY, the 22nd instant, at halt-past
o clock 7. NJ His friends and those OF hls son,
Dr.. L. W. Hancock, are respectfully invited 10
attend. -, -,
His remains will be buried at Summerviile, his
former residence, in Chesterfield county, on tS-
DAY, about - o clock.
Sunday morning. at o'clock, Of pneumonia
little MAY, the only child OF I. }. and Lizzie
Robertson, aged ten months. ,o ,,,
Her funeral will take place TOD at l. O'clock
from her grandfathcrs residence Mr.. william,
Sears Wood No. 6 Main street. The friends o!
the family are invited TO attend.
January 10TH at the residence of her son, Mrs;
DOLLY PERKINS0N, i'll the siXty-siXth year oi
her age.
Farewell, dear mother, you are gone to rest
Your parting gave us pain
Yet we hope to meet you,
Never more 10 part again.
Where, in this hour Of sorrow.
q, where but unto thee,
God Of the stricken mourners,
Can we for comfort iee.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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Highway Robbery of Il Bank Messenger in New
Work.

New York, January IA messenger of the
Farmers and Citizens National Bank of Will
Harrisburg was knocked down on William
sand dollars in checks and eleven thousand
dollars in Treasury notes, with which he was
on his way 10 the Park Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22
A YER,S CHERRY PICTORIAL. FOR

A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR
N THE RAPID CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS,
INFLUENZA, HOARsENESS, GROUP, BR0 C?T
THE RELIEF OF CONSUMPTINE PATIENTS IN
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE DISEASE.-So wide
is the field of and so numerous are the
eases Of its cures that almost every section OF coun-
try abounds in persons publicly known who have
been restored from alarming and even desperate
diseases OF the lungs by its use. When once tried
its superiority over every other eXpecorant Is too
apparent TO escape observation, and where It's Vr-
tues are known The public no longer hesitate what
antidote to employ for the distressing and danger
Gus affections of the pulmonary organs that are
incident TO our climate While many inferior RENE;
dies thrust upon the community have failed ana
been discarded. this has gained friends by every
trial conferred benefits on the afflicted they can
never forget, and produced cures too numerous ana
too remarkable to be forgotten go
We can only assure the public that its quality Is
carefully kept up to the best II ever has been ana
that ii may be relied on to do Tor their relel all
that ii has ever done. ..,
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, states
men, and eminent personages, nave lent Lhelr
names to certify the unparalleled useiulnes OF our
remedies but space here will not permit the lnseT-
ton of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, In which they are
given with, also, full descriptions Of the COM
plants they cure. ,.. -
purify the blood will find Ayers COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF tSARsAPARILLA the remedy TO use
TRY it once and you will know its value.
Prepared by }. T. AZ ER Oo:,
Lowell, Massachusetts,
nd cold hv dealers evervwhere ia 22-2m
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Execution of a Murdercss.

PITrsBuRG, January l9.-Martha Grinder
was executed here to-day for the murder of
Mary &. Caruthers and Jane Buchanan She
denied the other charges Of poisoning. Con
trary 10 the general expectation, her demeanor
on The scaflold was calm and collected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22
Highway Robbery.

AraUsTA, GA, January ls-brigadier-
General King, commander Of this post, while
riding near the city this afternoon, accompa-
MED by his wife and another lady and gentle,
man, was stopped by highwayinen ana roooed
OF three horses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22
The Teniuns.

New YORK, January 1.-THE Fenian Senate
has adopted resolution requesting President
Roberts to call the Fenian Congress 10 assem-.
Die al Pittsburg. February 10Th. II will be
composed Of delegates from all circles favor
able 10 the Roberts party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22
CHILEAN Gunboats.

New YoRK, January 2l.-Reports say that
the steamer which has been fitting out here
has gone to sea as CHILEAN privateer to prey
upon Spanish commerce. Three gunboats are
also said TO be building for the CHILEAN Go
yernment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22

The Copperheads--"C Conserve tiyes"--in the
Delaware Senate unanimously voted against
resolution thanking the soldiers and sailors of
that State for their efforts In suppressing the
rebellion, and the resolution was defeated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22

TEE REGISTRY LAw.-The Baltimore City
Council have passed resolutions against tHe
rcpeal of the registry law OF Maryland.
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Nutiny of "a Ship's Crew.

FoRT MONROE, January l9.-Brig Susan
West, from the Cape of Good Hope for New
York, has arrived. The crew are under ar
rest Tor mntiny.
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Pennsylvania Union Convention - Governor


HARRISBURG, January l9.--The Union State |
Convention for the nomination of Governor !
Will bc held on the 7th Of March.
Governor Curtin and family arrived to-
night, and were greeted by Il salute of cannon.
The members Of the Legislature and q large !
number Of citizens welcomed his return lie
returns with his health much improved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22

Ngw York, January 19.-Gonzales, the
murderer Of Otero, al Brooklyn, some months
since, was yesterday convicted OF murder in
the first degree.
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AMIISEMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
~ CORNER OF SEVENTH AyD BROAD STREETS.

AMUSE1EN16.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
~ CORNER OF SEVENTH AyD BROAD STREETS
GRAu Bs :ICKEy. ...............-. .LEssEEs.
GREAT ATTRACTION THIS EVENING.
NEW FEATURES NEW BEAUTIEs,
GEMS OF THE OPERAS
LAT APPEARANCE oP THE GRASp
COMBINATION OPERA CONCERT TROUPE
sIdSoRIrA MARGUERITE AIOsTo.
The celebrated Prima Donna OF tho Formes
Opera and Concert Troupe
MISS MATHILDE TOEDT,
The World Renowned yiolinis,.
WILLIAM CASTLE,
The celebrated Tenor of the English Opera.
HERR WILHELM FORMES,
The Great Baritone.
A BUECHEL,
The celebrated Conductor from the Formes Con-
cert and Opera Troupe.
PRoGR FAMINE.
PART FIRST.
l. Overture-Fidello-by Beethoven
ORCHESTRA
.. Good Night-song Kuecken-
HERR w, FoRMEs
s. Air from Nabueeo-by Verdi
s1GSoRIrA AIosTo
1. Thou art so Near and yet so Far-Song-
Mr.. w. CASTLE
s.. Grand Fantasds-by Hauman-vioin-
Miss TOEDT
8. Trembling Laaves-Etiede-by Buechel-
MoEs. BUECHEL.
PART SECOND
l. Medley from Lucreta Borgia-
3 Romance from Lombsrdi--
MR. CASTLE
g. Grand Vase de Concert--by Bragg
sIaSoRIrA AIOSTO.
4. Air from Car and Carpenter
HERR WILHELM FORMEs.
S. Sixth Concert--by Beriot-
Miss T0EDT
| 0. March-by Mendelsohn--
| The Piano used is one OF Charles NJ stef's, and
| from the Richmond Musical Exchange.
Box office open at half-past o'clock A. NJ.
ul4PM
Doors open at !. Performance commences a,
o'clock
Owing to the enormous expense attending III e
engagement Of the above named celebrated artists
the managers compelled to put the prices at tho
following rates, but which still below the rates
charged in all principal cities for like class per.
fOrmance;
Reserved seats 81
Dress Circle, IS
ORCHESTRA 20
w
Colored Galleres... 20 and 81 cents
No improper characters admitted to any part Of
the house. ia 22-lt
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MARRIED..

In this city. Wednesday, January nth, by Reyy
George LanShornc Captain JAMES T. NEALE, {
:. A., of Richmond to Miss SARAH T., daughter d
W. L. Atwell, of Alexandria, Va.
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MARINE IRON AND
" ppAcS e

MARINE IRON AND
Nl BRASS FOUNDRY.
The subscribers have associated themselves to.
gether for the purpose OF conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches. They solicit the patronage OF
their friends and the public generally.
We have procured HOLLOWWA from original
patterns, aud we intend to make that our princi
pal business, we are prepared 10 receive orders,
and Ill them promptly, at Baltimore prices.
Location on Dock street, below the York River
depot
CAsHPAID FOR OLD IRON, BRASS and COP.
PER. ALFRED ). LEE.
de lS-ts WILLIAM l.. cox.
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HALL 81 HUTCHINSON,
AA IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs or
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand OF
THOMAS, HUGHES CALDWELL,
No. Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, Va.
The subscribers have formed CO. partnership, as
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased TO serve their old fr!ends and
the trade generally.
JOHN W. HALL,
formerly Of Thomas, Hughes Il Caldwell
EDGAR 8. HUTCHINSON,
formerly Of Mcyeish, Howard kCo.,
de LIS Lynchburg, Va.
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. FEMALE SEMINARY WILL BE

TERMS:
Instructions In the English Branches and tie
rndiments OF Latin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 W
French, Latin and Music, ~ the usual rates.
Tuition payable one-half In advance, I'm spssass
or It's value In currency, the remaindel ~ "a
close OF the term for which the pupil was cnssssI
Scholars admitted az any time, ano lot an, io"s'A
OF time not less than ons month c.s, ,rui
please leave their na mes with MI Jchn y. tahns'
or al the once OF the Rlchmond WINS. ,.ep
!. .s,w Principal.
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HARVEYS 81 WILL A NJ S,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK

HARVEYS 81 WILLIAMS,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
CARY AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
are now receiving in store, and will be kept in full
supply,
SCGARS-Crushed, Extra, G, Raw.
COFFEES-Prime Rio and few bags Of splendid
pure Old Government Java, for families.
BACON-Sides and Shoulders, prime quality.
WHISKY-Of all grades.
We are also Agents for the sale of
LEAD.
SHOT,
WHITE LEAD
= and ZINC,
in cans, for Painters use.
IICORICE-The celebrated g and brand.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-FineSt grades.
FLOUR-Best Valley brands, &C., &c.
The attention of the trade Is called to the above,
which will always be for sale at lowest cash prices.
Ia Sim
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DRASS FOUNDRY. II would
ID inform my old customers and the pub lie gene
raj that my BRASS FOUNDRY h again In opera
ton and that prepared 10 fiji all orders In my
line promptly and on favorable terms. The Foundry
Is on Cary street, between Fourteenth and FL
teenth streets, ce
ia a-ts w. r. JlNhIAe'
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. TUESDAY MoRNINa. JgLY ). lgas.

OUR JOB 9FFIoE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment of the Kind in the city.
The type, presses. material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun-
tlries and maehine shops Of Conner & Sons, &. P.
Gordon and Z. Eae & Co., of New York, end in
variety and beauty cannot be excelled in the
GoEsh. We haze connected with this department
s on Of The best ruling machines ever brought
South, ard can turn out all descriptions of job
work. ruled, letasred end bound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workman like manner and apon
most reasonable terms.
In addition to corps of experienced printers,
we haveaeoured the services in this department. of
Mr. W. w. Brsbin and Mr.. Charles W. CLARK, 80
ayorably as job printers previous TO thewar,
nnder the firm Of Clark & Brisbin. Their friends
and ours VII bear this in mind and send in their
orders.
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HA RRt 7. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish If 0rle


SlETn DIETRICH COURT O. NETTZERROFN vs.
OF NEw 0RLFASs. ANTONIO CUsTA-No iOS43
ID Y VIEkTJ E diane in Obehinncc to an order
bofsae rendered May p 1856 and directed by the Hon.
orabe the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans above
titled cause will proceed sell auction at the
Merchants and Anctioneers Exchange Royal street between
Canal and streets in the Second District Of this
city MONDAY the sEtr enLh day ofJulv 1866 ut Il o'clock
NJ the following described property, Viz
a CERTAIN LOT OF DUND, situated in the Second
District OF this city designated Number One Square Mum
Der wenySeven bounded by Marais, Cnspmhouse Canal
and IRENE streets measuring American measure twenty
feet R inches 9nd seven lines front Gusomhousa street by
one hundred ana fourteen feet in depth between par
Together WITH al the improvements thereon, belonging
-arnsbee Fsares
R5TNIERMs-Gash on the spot
HARRY T, HAYS.
EheriE nf the parish N LLrLnnrs
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FOURTH JunlotAL Drs1R1crl CAMILLE JACOB and orH-
GouRr. PARISH OF ST, ERs VS. EDoUARD JACOB,

0gETH JgR 55s Ps1E5eT 44LLE {AToB Sn4 OH
u Y yirtTse of a writ at fieTi facfHs to dt-
A4 eeted by the honorable The FOurthIuGcal District
70 sell at pGhc auction at the Merchants and Auctonees
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and GustamhUse
streets, the Second District Of this city, SATURDAY
the seventh ds OF July 1856 at u oclock the following
l. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon situate IN the late municipality No ?
nowhe First District Of his city and forming
New eYee and Lafayette streets IN the qvare comprised be-
tween New LePce Lafayette Commerce and Poydr7g
said lot measuring about hirt -four on New Lev
about feet six inches in depth ana front on sad
opposite side line American measure part the
lot designated as No 27 on plan annexed To an Eel
Goth April 1927.
On this three story brick building the whole leased
tor serenity dollars per month until lst October 1866
chase from Felix Lapaut per passed before Theodore
q TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Third District
Of This city designated by the Nos twenty five and twenty
Tit o. IltIe nc, O. BouGaeH oJ history scr herierer)
FAaehe Mysterious Cor oolnm9us and Goodchten streets,
and measure, viz Lot 40 % thirty feet six front
On History Tor kerertc street thirty feet eight inches
lines on the rear line Of lot Ne % ninety three lines
the line of Int No q add nney-seven three
inches and four lines the other line lot No 20; and
lot No Is thirty-one eleven inches front
Pauche street, by depth between parallel lines Of hun
dred and tweutyeven feet inches and five lines bounded
the right by ot No A. the left by lots Nos p % 20 "a
BIZ Ao1 Hemecourt late engineer on lie 18th December
1871 deposited in the ohta OF Ad NazuTeGu, notary public il
Together with all the buildings and improvements
Being the property acquired by the defendant bT pur
chase from Miss Emee Debergue per set passed before Theo
core uyo! late notary Pcbe IN This city dated November
Seized in the above suit
Plans will be exhibition at the Exchange some days
r ', IN r. HARRY T.. HAYS,