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[Telegram.-Received 9.35 p. MI
RALEIGH. n. G. October II, 1865.
His Excellency the PRESIDENT Of the United
States.
SIR: Contrary to my expectations, the
convention has involved itself in bitter dis
cussion of the State debt made in aid of the
rebellion. A continuance of this discussion
will greatly y-excite the people and retard the
lieved to be against assuming the debt
Ivy "A large majority. Is it not advisable
that our convention, like that of Alabama,
should positively ignore this debt now and
forever. Please answer at once.
w. w. HOLDEN.
Professional G0yernor
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D EMOVAL.

BRANSON & FARRAR HAVE sCONSUM-
MATED arrangements to take charge of the en-
cnnsistintr of waInab,e Enoiish h and American
Law Books, and a great variety of Miscellaneous
stock. They will immediately sncceed to the old
pied for. thirty-three years past by Mr.. Turner,
and known as the North Carolina Book Store.
This is by far the oldest and most popular book
stand in the City. Mr.. Coley, SO long Mr.. Tur-
ner's representative, will still be found at the
old stand June LIT
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[Telegram.]


Washington, d. c., September 81, 1865.
Governor w. w. HOLDEN, Raleigh N. c.:
Your decision is correct-that under the
proclamation they cannot vote for members
or sit in convention as members. without first
being partloned on taking the amnesty OATH
If the party comes within any one of the ex-
ceptions, they must obtain pardon before
voting or sitting as Il member. All those
who are aspirants to seats in the convention,
and are elected, will he pardoned upon your
recommendation and a submission of their
names by telegraph. -
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President United States
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BLANKS FOR SALE.

DLANKS FOR SALE.
WE HAVE JUST HAD PRINTED VARIOUS
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lows:
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terms for cash.
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der at the shortest notice, at the
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES ~
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And Carrying the United States Mail.
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Steamships on the Connecting on the Pa
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New-York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bal.
tlmore, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Peters,
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Lower, with more dispatch, and with less in
surance than any other Line.
See Agents, and ship your goods by the fol-
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Union Dock, and by Brandt's Line.
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any Express Company, and at about
one-fourth the Cost.
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ENG. & SUPT.
Aug II, 1866. elm
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BRANDY BRANDY ,

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Jri- at}eeklg STANDARD.
~ w HOLDEN. j. w. HOLDEN.
W. w. HOLDEN & SON,

EDITORS OF THE STANDARD,
Ind authorized publishers IF the Laos Of the United
States.
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bntte In etnem Softer ettua $1,000 lieeen, trcs
Don $500 ietlten, Sc entltano natlrlt@ f.,
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funpen.
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lieben unc loQfe a 6panm tMr6Gonfable 5ibs
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NIT geipannten NepcIeern tn ben 6Gnben.-
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QeiAe. Gr tpar erbenft uno ie!n aSrper pom
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tuer bic Mttsltsper Dee 6spmgerttts parcla.
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Sampa9Eee Tinef@rtftcm.

Inter Der enecg:(@en Qsitung peS Ssrrn
War Gpbnbstm, ees lsi~rnun9stI6tts
gen uap aeiltbpllen NeDatteurs oer yGolume
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csn nsrlAiepensn 2antestbetlsn iqitematilG,
tetrieheu.
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Ellington bat nsmIiia foleeacss Circular er,
laien3
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lab slpbia taeten. bieltsn bte sur Gpnpenttcn
selanpten bemtlhen Delesaten etue Geriamm-
lung, wcrin folsenper SelAlub sinRtmmtg
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Bef6lp11eH;
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mite ron 9rettn au ernennen, tpelGss bic Nuf'
cafe BADEN ou, Dte bsutiden rani!aien 8erst'
ne Der luton NIT alien Champagne Gluaiarif.
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unionsGomtte BIC aur na6lteE prafbenten'
g8abl srlGeinen laiien Solte."
Disfem gel6lnTs eemGb, llnp mir, bic I'm.
tsrsethuetsn, gu Mltsliepern pes erwabnten
Gomttes egpablt poroen. 0tr taben uns
bersits NIT benz 0onsreiFoual, unipasG omits
in Serbtnenns seisbt, tUel6es berett 1T, alt
lin sre anftrdae prompt unp franco au efec.
tuirsn uno sriahea Is i'an bGiltGE, uus bt'
9tau:en nnb aprelieu Der bprtisen DeutiAer
raoitaleu Terstne. 70 ME bic Gt3r!s ttrel
Wlitslisper3ahl unter MDrsNes
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Box 877
Washington, DC.
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Aus Staptsn, :pD tetne 8eretne %eri(firen, e.
bitten mir una Die Nanssl unb QprsTen Del
ralelbf bsfnoliden beMtiGen rapitoleu Gin
tpobner.
G6tangSppn
So1epb Gerbarpt,
s. Seller,
0eor9 @arnbs,
S~Gmpagne.G omite.
Iar Gpbubsim, Drdi.
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ban Qtntcln unb bte nneereu yeprbltscntlheu
Saneieaten nit etner Nusnabme absnaee
BEN. Son etnsm 8arieim!tsItees, pas repubs
tiFauiiMe Gtimmsetta anetbetlte, lief er ltdj
einen loIhen geben, prnIte i'm aerau, ,og
tNrH beR 0~!ncehaRbihMh lHaer recbtsn 6nno
Gus, bat ben Mahirthter, ron benz frfr Eteic
Oelfidte baden, um eine BIeifsber unb I:ri6,
ben Marnen nee Observation-Disclosures Sbos
mas Slrann aus, wotei ev lapt laOte ''That
man is nos fit for Governor Of this State"
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srnlf unb lttN noG 6auIe.
Gu ri&tiG ~heurtteilte idpa bamals Der
Observation-Disclosures Gtaatsmonn Rem 6arotterI0Ien
Demogo9en, Der Fm ourh bic bsiItaiten Sc,
tbsnerunaen ietner NrsibeitS!ists ete republie
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BEN non Der G6uilerahle eeIp;elt bate, Der
aber ipater aus Gtferiudt mi GspiSrnus bic
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frnmpfbo|tsn Gtrebsa aadp s;Ts;n Gibs i'm
8wnceslenate ben erprobtsn G%taatsaenn
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spet Satreu in Der l8atffnntsen GorauslEdt
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msbr TT bic Grei5eiepartet tspt, oa bas in
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tUrbener 8crtSmpfer fd5n eer srei Sabrcm
abnte. perc|liGtet. cen Gbomas Spann ohne
0lasebanhIbute ansufa0ea.
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me bdpon get,ogen 3n BADEN, trat bee piers
betntse !&Gmpfer - bic Sslcaten ~ts&aupten,
er .fi auf bic Sefrettqr init Ben 46rnern
l~cseeganeer - nit ietner 8risaoe fstnet
@udsa9 an /; to 6et einem uneIlGIi6en SAD
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9ein. 50 wnrpe jstod icfort Elm @ppever-
bane nnGstest, uue FeRe ba, mad turSar Ssss
par bos Sbter wteoer munfer uno 9efuao.
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batte Der tapFere Burlhe oft 70 ptel REanae 81
troeen 9eeabt, eae ten fai pie 9aft osrIelbea
~ BCoen QeOridt,
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Die Nnii3eis6 DmmiSiGre tsaD 0er Ooaber:
mir.

Den 5erren Columbus S'OUnnel nnb
Sentant'n Osforb, Die ibns. Die bereit5 seitern
ncn rns ermabnte Wettttpn UNI Niht>Gnts
FsrnsnS Der pOltseis@rmmiGare lbsrbraaten,
ertidrte @ouDsrnsar Splnn 0oleeupee Gr
psrOe IN Der Ga6e niGt baltts serfabren.
sr babe f6 bereiiS ~iber3eust, bag e;nise Der
9nflasen 9esen Die polisst-eOmmtGare fulI6
tsien. De- Gbarafter Der Setter Der seeen
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Ser "a. Nprils1661 unn ner 10. CftOs
beg 1866.

Gon etnem rer mader(en Dsatihsn ReIe
~ttucres, Srn. q. s. e., til uHS cine GiM>
~igubure suastCmmen, tpelhe uns eine ~tnterel-
Ianse S2atls RarollsIs ins @cpdGtntE RIFT.
&Btr tbsilen ie bier mia. sriauben 3ns ober,
eius lebr ra,fe Meusernne iiber ~salsren Na6
barn an Der 0nrt1aBe wsa,uIa6en, Do eisier
aefsrn SYmptcme pcu 8eiieruno unb Grs
na6:sruna ssi9te, Die ouf cisle Bsiie &c.
milperte GinIeucnns lauter :
ses,c Jtape!
6aben Sic rod bte Site unc eeben ste
sem Grib einen 8erelein ser
lts.en GtaDtwabi In 8etref nergtimusen II.
Der 0nbl bonn "a. 9tpril 1861 ,uslds ahse.
haitsn purre. mdtrenD bic @taOt san3 re.
bsGiib mar anb Bel iDeI@er oon BEN q bis
30 %touieno Stimmen, Die friber a6eeabsu
murren, meni9e 81 ieben paren.
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SsnrD @tntsr eauis ii. g5omas @Damr.

Guf DIE Easpsttat pes 0ntlrttters bss be-
tteHenUsn precinrt'6 bin esbea mir lpIssnpe
Grinagruas aus Dem poIitilhen Qeben bes ptsl
81 irab gstorbenen Src6en Staats uanrs BON
Mtarplnnp;
gtai GcrmttuG Dss Z. Nopembsr 1854 ira!
6enrp @inter Davis an ben 9timmFaften
ietnes preriuets, UNI lsine Sstprae fir 9Ibra.
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Emerfkaui(be Qa6rihten nnS aoti3eu

&a1 etn 81 e9i frtrterbes@ o ~
oerneurS 8 tpann. - SIM pterten
pom Mnne Nrunple County pur<
be Dur& bic ptEdbrisen Restitratpren pes
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5Dbn q g. syiaoIap.
Mcd4fSsN ntuuif

gnb frlber @Cr. st. GteuersGDItectcr,
ripa,et befcneese auimerfianteif n~aulea'!its iot9eu Esr<
asFisu. bic bnr@ 8sfalasnaSwe inter tem 9nteroai Slesss
Hns ejeEss entFsbsa.
Office, @cnrtIann 9 IT,, 4ta ESfre bcn a~exIngtpn
Ctr. rt~eorrlmtsu7lf1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
Greensboro. KY. Items.

We clip the following from the
Monitor of Wednesday:
Our planters generally have secured
their tobace0 crop, which is heavy in
quantity and superior in quality.
Jack Frost made several protracted
visits to this vicinity last week, cutting
the acquaintance of everything green
enough to come in his way.
An interesting revival of religion is
in progress in the Oakford Precinct
in this county. Revs Tichenor and
Davis, of the Baptist denomination,
are conducting. the meetings, and we
learn some twelve or fifteen persons
have connected themselves with the
Church, e hne
We saw a lot of turnips at one of
our grocery stores, raised by Mr.. John
Sands, of this county, one Of which,
a fair sample of the whole, weighed
six pounds. Pretty good tqtri APP for
the sandy asoil of DaViess County.
Also, at the same place, lot of pota-
toes that would make an Irishman
throw up his shellalahh fqFljoysI
Il Desiring to assist in relieving the
distress among the poor of our city,
the young ladies and gentlemen have
determined upon giving a series of
tablcau entertainments, beginning
sometime next week, when they hope
to be greeted by large audience.
The motives that have prompted the
participants will assurediy be con-
sidered by our citizens, and encour-
agement will be literally extended to
them n snAFtN afs1 QUIZ
A supper was recently gotten up by
the colored Christians of our. city for
the purpose of raising funds to erect
school house. Some FIVE hundred dol
lars was realized, the major portion of
which was contributed by the patron
age of our white citizens. Another
instance of Southern barbarity to-
wards the negro. Can't Beecher and
Greeley give a pious howl over this
evidence maltreatment to their pet
lambs ~ ',tl
+ The Commission, appointed to pay
loyal men for their slaves who enlist
ed in the United States army, will
meet in, Lexington, on the first day Of
November, and commence operations.
The Commission consists, of Doctor
Moore, of Bourbon; Geo, ID, Blake
y, of Bowling, Green, and General
McAllister, of Springfield, Pa,
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own physical Affections, entitle him to
the warmest sympathies of his friends
and neighbors. 1t is not necessary to
add that he has these to the fullest
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PERSONAL.

The Union men of Rockport feel
jubilant over the result of the October
elections. Judge DeBruler, General
Veatch, Squire Gilkey, Dr. Sabin,
Thomas DeBruler, Col Wood, the
various county officers, and the edi-
tor of the Umpire, who worked SC
hard for success, feel complacent, as
men usually do who have endeavored
and succeeded. Capt. johnson and
Major Scammahorn, Senator and Rep
resentative elect, feel sanguine that, in
re-districting the State, this district
will be relieved of one or two coun-
ties that have hitherto rendered all
efforts to elect Union Congressman
hopeless, and that henceforth treason
tainted Democracy will elect but one
Representative to Congress from the
gallant Hoosier State,
On Monday evening, Captain A. J.
ENLow, formerly of the 10Th Indiana.
and member of Gen. VEATcH's
staff, died, after lingering and pain
full illness. Captain ENLow was a
faithful and gallant soldier. For
sometime he was Provost Marshal, if
we remember correctly, of the post Of
Memphis, the responsible duties of
which position he discharged with
credit to himself, as well as to the
satisfaction of his superior officers.
He has been in bad health ever since
he left the service, the disease--con-
sumption-fnally cutting short his
earthly career. The blow is a severe
one to Gen. Veateh, (the Captain be-
ing his son-in- law, and, added to his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

IT n quite the fashion now In New Or.
leans VI every spectator NJ q theatre to be pre-
eented wan n bonquet on entering the door
Inc eneef 10 70 make the auditorium. in odor
and appearance, resemble hsge flower gar
~An iserestinG dnck by the name OF Oscar
p. Barnes writes 20 certain citlsens Of Albion,
N. r., WHOM be vicuEnized In 81 Operations
a cheerful letter from Havana, assuring them
mat the trfniaE balance In their favor Of $780,.
go shall be made all some day or sther.-Ez.
= On the lsf instant, a. Iearenworth, Kan.
fas, policeman, In attempting 70 snake an ar
rsst was nortally wounded and soon died.
Inc murderer Vas seized By the crowd and
HING In rear OF the Jail. = :
ga French professor has discoverea thar
the earth does not move 90 fast a. IL did 1900
years ago. Lne learned maa com putes that in
II will come 70 stand-still.
~The son Of q New York dentist OF eonsid.
srAbSe notorlefy was arrested and locked nm
II New Haven, recently, for stealing ievelry
and wearing apparel for . clergyman with
Mhon he was studying and preparing for the
Naval school at Annapolis.
u.s.. Louis, No, has now $4,000 ihhabi-
snss, sor whose accommodation there are 81
chnrches. 30 hotels, ~ newspapers, nine Of
which are dailies, 30 public and 81 private
renoois, q anfyersities, 4 medical and com.
n%rcial colleges, ~ breweries, IL distilleries
and l,l5i saloons. .. -
An Auensta (Ga) paper states that .
tnree hundred and hfty bales OF cotton. Tor
NnIen teey paid some 81 50 per pound. The
ecron was kept until lately. when il WA sold
y-sessn cents per pound, inhicting on
the owners me teri io<P loss Of 81 SC, COO
- B'of says tha he hSsrs and reads n sr.at
there has no: been sipSie Esdnnd in - 80.
Ct
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AUCTION SALES.


RpI WI. i. WALL co. AueteoDeess.
AZ q st. .. AsS So :.
sr.en ! street sossh. near 9Th street ssss. sixth
On fG EsDAY, the IA Day Of Nay. lsss, ct six
ossr Tor sale. q P.Slie .sstios. tAs .iddss Jsrt
q Lss nn.Ss,sS ! ssCIr e. IN ssssr: nc,sa q
norsS ssaaI. No
The eiy Of v sshi.ston, bseisni.l o. tls ssoss g
Is,.s g = s:,s:s , sOSss iss.,E I've ss ssst oss
-, 81 les ~ -: ana sS!.s Us, insS
g: ::s 81; s.. one isshs: ~
r.. ssa 90 s. z
Sesionine. With the imprsvsnssts thereon. eoa-
es:. .:s sss
:I:; sss Ts sY' 3 e s.s. =:
;:,s s. s:':s .a ri Pm,
s1sa. dsssnse,: !: IsI:o:: sssiroas e nsiias
Ter.s: One-iSird eash: the resid.e q. ana n
months the purchaser giving his note. ior ths a.
a assd q S S ssss .sa
disd ss anS &
are not complied with within Eve days from the
s e the az s. ss
defsultins purchaser, on giving two days notice
." AsRuRY LLOYD. 80 81
J. WEsLEY BOTtLHR,
EIeeutcrs Of zabeth Herbert, dec d.. .
Frame building in tie rear Of the house sSovs
This house must be moved on within Q reason
able time after said sale. ~.
5AswSYEs sEE hI446 9RPfiIrR
Executors Of Elizaheth Herbert, dec d.
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TWO BAD 0AsEs OF PILRs eURED BIZ Oh
0TRICKLAND,S PILE REMEpY

MT. 9lass, Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggrs-
waited eass Of Piles, and his brother discharged
yzed with the Piles) Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle Of DR.. STRIOKLAND'S
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
By Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer.
ing that the most aggravated chronic Of Piles
are cured BY DR.. stricklands Pile Remedy. II 10
eoid eZ Prgggfsts everywhere. Sold By J. W.
NAIRN b CO.; CHAS. OHRISTIANI, 311 Pa.
avenue and eO3 Ninth street 90 My
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A Cool PRoPoeITION.-The BostCn ice com.
panies were recently consolidated, and haying
the monopoly Of the market, the price Of ice 10
The. Bosionians, that they are discussing the
project OF company TO 60 in quest Of floating
icebergs and tow them INTO Koston hsrbor.
1o-render The enterprise donbly remuneratiye,
pleasure parties are TO be taken out on each
rrin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

A TRAGEDY IL A CoUEr RooM-A terrible
tragedy took place on the It'll instant in a
courtroom n 81. Louis. A woman named
Bright had been fined 500 for com mi,iinS
adultery, and was about paying the fine when
her husband drew q revolver and shot her
through the head, inflicted In iuries Of which
Ehesdied In the evening. After shooting his
VINE, Bright turned the pistol his own bosom.
but Was fooled In his attempt : =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

1Concerning bonnets, one of the Paris
fas hion writers exclaims-s.And then the hon.
nets there never was the like seen. There IL
the inverted breakfast-plate styIe,. trimmed
with everything and anything. and tive strings
10 hold IL on; The round vegetable dish.c
style, either with or without the little round
button on the top dixie the great Pan lander.
eenl-the fancy work-basket style; the table
mai styls-oya and worn long ways, all
trimmed and bedizened with glass or straw
of these put together. II did see a very elegant
LADY with bonnet composed OF q variegated
bird as large as n full fiedged canary, q bow
OF ribbon, some ends OF tuelle, and q white
ostrich plume) Then there is the fanchon, a
half handkerchief style, pretty sensible in its
way, and then comes the innumerable COM
pcsfte orders OF bonnet architecture for which
one is at the mercy of ones modiste, TO which
class commend the ladies TO address them.
selves Everything is In fashion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

Seteeper OAAssiD6I, OeIt.in
! : 3 J. s4f6is 81 i'S;. IRA =
ps.s.' sa!t Sal SJs. t:s. Ss
G sssa. d Ls.si.s: Scasr.aee ESshlsst: Wharf:
issss Hi.rf ever! s'' f!ia561ssspH4 : .aS so ION
aoned iapdiies Tor Sssssass r. :: "a sfsisSt, md
ssssahs,ns R:lHnsrs els 8. n. Il TRIDkfs snd
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TRUsTIEY SALE on VALUABLE PROP.

pBy virtue Of sdse.se e the Circuit Court for
~. pssssd IN the case q HaSs q. Hunoot fsHi n
e s s,!s a.: :si:
that v.lusbis pfoSsrty 81 which Chaplsa!o Hm:.
dfed ssized, containins about 20 acres nun''
H sd}oane the village Of BlaaensburR, IN most
country and village rssidence. The land il or
zee euaiity, we'll sdaptsa 70 market pure.
The dwelling. which 10 OF brick, is esmmodtor.
has attached TO u large garden that is very n.o
dnettvS. and abounde with excellent fruit M -,
The Snildises consisting Of stable, Ice.houss. &c
Ts n sU y :si Hs 81 900 cash, r.,,a,.
years. With interest and approved security Tst,s
irdtsputsbie and on payment of purohass v,nn.
with interest," TIE trustee viii convey IN s,csrssy
to the purchaser in fee stmele 'S'oseSv
ny SITS N. o. STEPHEN. rrustaa