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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06
STATE ITEMS.

The Wellsvillo Union says the Webster
well, No. ?, depth 80 feet, commenced las
week yielding fine flow of heavy lubri'
eating oil.
The Jail birds confined in the Wyandot
| county Jail tried TO break out of that In
stitution few days ago by the use Of
wooden keys. They failed on the outside
lock.
The Western Christian Adc0eats notice:
most extraordinary revival in Delaware
Ohio. For several evenings there was an
average presence of 100 at the altar. The
accessions amount TO some $50.
The Waverly Democrat learns that
Rev. Jacob Taylor, one Of the Oldest citi-
zens of Piketon, died at that place on
Thursday morning. He was born in
what is now Fairfield county, about the
year 1877, FIVE years before Ohio was ad-
mitted INTO the Union. He served in the
war of 1912, and was with Col. Croghan
at Fort Sanders, KY, when besieged by
Indians. In Is45 he represented Pike
and Adams counties IN the Legislature,
and in 1853 and in 1855 was elected Sher-
if Of Pike County.
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The Stafe Prin1ins

The annual report of W. H. Foster,
Esq Supervisor of Public Printing, is on
our table. Ii shows that the total cost of
the work done by the department during
the year was s2l2,2ss 73. Of which
! sl29,493 70 was for printing and binding
and S74,339 u for paper This is greatly
in excess Of the expenses of any previous
year. The largest expenditure previou. to
1865 was that of 1859 which was s4s. $50 40
lnis64 it was only s25,sTO IL. InIs65
it had risen to SOS, IA o., and the report Of
thepresent year and that that sum has been
doubled in the expenses Of the last twelve
month
An interesting lid OF the Journals pub
lishediR the State Is appended from which
we learn that there are 22a papers pub
lished in the State, of which q are dailie=,
, are semi-weeklies, one Is semi-nonthlv
and one is monthly-the remainder being
weeklies only. Eight are German. the
remainder English Hamilton county
publishes the largest number-Is. Frank
lin comes next with 9, Cuyaho "a third
with g, Stark next with Z, Washington
next with c, and Richland next with ..
Butler, Columbiana, Mama and Mont.
gomery have each four. Sixteen coun-
ties publish three papers each; thirty-nine
two each; and twenty-one one each. Not
Il eo'o9ty IN the State IS ,Oithoia payer
Ross county. to he sure, does not appear on
the list, but its omission Is an oversight,
as there are two papers in the county.
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George W. Black against the 9Th Avenul
Railroad Company, that the six eerI
rate OF fare is illegal. The ground Of decd
SION was that the Company having its char
ter on. condition that the rate of fare should
not exceed i've cents, can't increase
/ unless authorized to do so by some nara
mount authority, and that the imposition
of the Internal Revenue tax of one-eightl
| Of one cent, which TAX the Company ma1
add to its fare, if possible. It eonfers nc
right whatever to collect the other seven
eighths.
This morning fire broke ont in the spice
mill Of Packor & James, FurmsR street
Loss about 10000; insurance $1,000.
The Loan BILL
The Commercials Washington speeia
says another effort viii be made in favor o.
the loan bill. MeCulloch's friends allegs
that the delay in passing it has arrested tbs
downward tendency of gold and apprscia-
ton Of currency.
SSmmes.
The parole Of Capt semmes has been de-
eided to be valid by high legal authorities,
30 he will not probable be tried.
The Spring Trade.
The Evening Express Gays that the hard
ware trade of the city continues brisk and
about the only branch in which there is any
marked activity. Merchants are here from
Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Mobile, Sa-
vannah, Charleston and New Orleans. The
western men are only buying to a mOdersts
extent, but Southern freely, and the bulk
Of the business is doing with the South.
The agents here of the great Southern
houses are loaded down with orders, and
find some difficulty in picking up many
styl-s Of goods
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Bishop Lynch Roman Catholic), OF
Charleston, 5. C., was an original, acrim-
onious, efficient, persistent pro-Slavery
Rebel. He had TIE Deum celebrated in
his cathedral on the reduction of Fort
Sumter by the Rebels in April, 1861. He
went to Europe next Summer as an ennis
ssrv of the rebellion, and did his utmost
10 get the Pope TO take the side Of that re-
bellion-did induce him to recognize JEFF.
Davis as a potentste; which no other
monarch openly did. Now that the re-
bellion is crushed, the Bishop comes here
and breaches in favor of mercy, lenity,
magnnnimity, &c, &c. The doctrine is
gcOd-we urged the same long before-but
really, we do not feel that Bishop Lynch
can help it much. His record is in the
Way T. 4Iri5gHe
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Associated Press Report.
XXXIXthCOngPeSs.
WAsHISGT0s, March ).
HOFSE


The SPEAKER proceeded, it being the
first business in order, to call the States ior
bills and Joint resolutions on leave.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, of Vermont, asked
leSye to introduce the following:
WHEREAS, The people and Government
of the United States Of America are not in
different 70 the patriotic struggles OF the
peopIe of Mexico "a establish and perpetu-
ate their republican form OF government ;
and, WHEREAs, the sale Repubhc Of Mexico,
through its duly authorized agents, ls about
TO issue $4,000 bonds OF Sl.Gte each, dated
April Ist. 1866, with interest coupons at
taehed, payable st lie city OF sew YORK
in gold coin, the principal after tnlrty years
and the interest sem:- annually, eacn oi
which bonds is to bear the signature OF the
Registrar appointed by his EAeel!eRcy, ME.
Romeo therefore, be II
Resolred, The Senate concurring there
with, that the payment OF the aforesaid
loan Of $50, GOO 900, with the interest thereon,
according to the tenor of the said bonds, be
and the same hereby Is guaranteed by the
United States Of America.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE asked that the reso-
luton be read twice. Referred TO the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be
printed.
Mr. BLAINE. object to its introduce
tion.
The SPEAKER. Tho question is, shall
leave be granted?
Tellers were ordered, and there we're
ayes 20, nays %, No quorum voting.
Mr. SUENCk. Of Ohio. understand that
all that the gentleman from Vermont
tWoodbridge) asks, is that the resolution be
introduced, referred and printed.
Mr.. BLAINE. object to the first thing
-
The SPEAKER. No debate IS IN order.
Mr.. ASHLEY, of Ohio, called for the yeas
and nays. which were ordered.
The vote was taken, and resulted yeas O..
nays O..
The Speaker voted in the affirmative, 50
that the leave was granted for the lntrodue-
ton of tie resolution, which was thereupon
twice read. and referred 10 the Committee on
Foreign affairs
II. STEVENS offered & resolution, which
was adopted. requesting the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO prepare statement show
ing the amount of money now IL the nlLed
States Treasury. including all sums II the
hands Of Assistant Treasurers, National
Banks. and all other repositories, designa-
ting the amount in each separately, and to
| report the same 70 the Honse.
IIAIr. STEVENS also offered . resolution
which was adopted, requesting the Presi-
| dent TO communicate N the House iniorma-
| ton on the following points: To how many
persons worth more than $4,000 each he
| has issued special pardons, and what are
| their names How much property, real, per
| sopsl and mixed, seized and forfeited as en-.
eny's property. has been taken from en-
mics OF the Government who claimed TO bS
the origlnel owners. Whether such per
sons had been soldiers in the army of the
y so-called Confederate States, Or had beer
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THE N EW S .

GoLD closed last night at 1929.
A son of Gen. Grant will shortly be- ad
mitted to West Point as pupil.
TIE Secretary OF the Treasury is to dis
charge seventy-fve of his clerks at once.
THE case of Detective Baker has been Sc
for trial in the criminal Court of Washing
ton City to-day.
GES. scoTT, on the trip from Key West II
New Orleans, fell from MS berth and hur
himself, but not seriously.
Tue llth L. s. Infsniry have been ordered
to report to Gen. Angur, commanding the
District Of Washington.
BISHOP Alexander Campbell. founder O
the Disciple denomination. died at his resi-,
dence near Wheeling Va, last Sunday even
ing.
Tue trial OF the rebel Major Gee, at Ra-
leigh, n. c., iii expected viii last month.
One hundred and twenty witnesses are 70
be subpnned for the prisoner.
a TELEGRAM from Memphis says the
steamer Lockwood exploded her beilers,
twenty miles from that city, and burned.
Twenty-Five lives are reported lost.
\ GERNAS wants the Government to issue
bonds calling for small tracts Of the public
land to he sold 10 Europeans, who will take
up the land when they migrate here. He
thinks such bonds would be eagerly bought
up in Germany.
THE consolidation cf the Western enion
and United State, Telegraph Companies was
consummated on Saturday. The new Com
pany is 10 be styled the Union Telegraph
Company.
i'JoHN BRIGHr opposed the motion To sus-
pend the writ of haUeas corpus in ireland,
and rebuked the English government for
Its encouragement OF affairs in thBt island.
GES. MEADE denies the report from Wash
ington that he has consented, at the request
Of the President to allow his name 10 be
presented to the Democratic State Conven-
tion as a candidate for Governor Of Penn
sylvania.
Mas. JEFFERSON DAVIS and her youngest
N4l--A "i4 4t'S'' ii NhnLtiiu'Fhga. 1enn.t on tne
lst inst. The Chattanooga UiIo,, says she
appeared to be- in the enjoyment ofexcellent
health, and the infant locked sat anI
hearty"
ONE hundred snd twenty thousand dollars
worth Of bonds Of the Irish Republic were
sold at the Fsniau mass meeting ii New
York Sunday. Most of the Catholic Priests
OF that city denounced the meeting irrelig-
ious.
Two of the thieves who robbed the [. s.
Express Messenger in st. Louis a fortnight
or so ago, have been arrested, and over
$4,000 OF the money recovered. The re-
nainder of the stolen sum amounts te S4O,-
OIo.
THE Lowell Ne,rs saws that five bales of
cotton which were recently opened IN that
atty, contained nine hundred and eighty
seven pounds Of sand, for which an average
price had been paid OF iorty-seyen ci,uts per
pound
JrDGs DAILY. of the New York Com mon
Pleas Court. yesterday decided that the lEare
Of six cents, which street railroads coll ect
lreni passengers IS Illegal. A Company hiy-
lnE M ITS charter that the fare shall not ex-
Geek cents, cannot increase the fare with
'ut special authority from some paramount
power.
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From New York.
Trial of Major Gee.

New YORk, March The Tribune's
special reporter Of the trial of the rebel Ma
jor Gee at Raleigh, says at the rate the ex-
animation is going on, month or more
must elapse before the trial is concluded.
The counsel for the defense have notified the
Judge Advocate to issue about 10 su0ptenas
for witnesses for the prisoner.
Reduction.
The Commercial says that it is reported
that the Y. Y. d E. K. R. Co. have recently
reduced their expenses by discharging 10000
employees along the line of the road. Out
of this number 5000 are said to
have been employed at workshops and de-
pots in Jersey City. This reduction is said
10 have been in consequence of falling of
of the western bound freight. The n. J.
r. r. and Transportation Co, and the Jer-
sew City Locomotive Works Co. are said to
have been reducing expenses from similar
causes.
Washington special to Commercial Ad-
vertiser says that Ex-Rebel General Joe
Johnston is here to testify before the Com
mittee on Reconstruction.
Important Decision
Judge DAILY decided to-day in the Court
OF Common Pleas in the ease o.
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Indemnity for Loss OF Life or BOdf.
Iy IniuFy.-Ths original Travellers Insurance
Co, Of Hartford, Conn, insures against Accidents
Of sll kinds. Cash sssts, Sept, ISIS, S552 S7l4a
The Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, is the pioneer accident Insurance company
ofthis country; 1t has issued over THIRTT THOU
SAND policies, (up to November j. and paid over
SIX HUNDRED losses-iI lcludins tia large sum Of
sSs, 900 paid to twelve policy holders within the
year, FOR LEss IRAN SIS in premiums.
A protective insurane against loss VI life or In
jury by accident, anywhere and at all times. No
ssedioal szGl4iasatsOa reqai' ed
GENERAL ACCIDENT PoLIcIKs.-Ths best policy
for ev sry mAR whether he travels much or little,
is eneraI Accident Policy, which insures against
evsr.J possible form Of casually, st all times and
places.
GSE MONTH GExsRLL ACCIDENT PoLIcIEs.-
III sIsTERED. This Company now issues very
COZ venient form OF One Month General Accident
Posicies, at the rate Of 81 per thousand--with s.
pei week eomPensatiolI for each thousand insured
II tsse are much betteC than ticket policies, for
travellers and Others DE- sirng short risks, as they
can be taken IL any sm cunt from $500 ts so, 600.
They cover all accidents, aud eseh policy g Register
ed, that the insurance il good in ths policy
Is lest or destroyed.
For mechanics OF hers who can not easily
spare the amount Of a annual premium, but
would Ike to insure by TIE month, these short
time policies are "iust he thing" To any per-
son who insures each mo sth, for six months con
secutlvely, policy for Il remaining six month";
will be given without chs Ege Except policy fe'
Of one dOllsr.l
Policies issued and l0sse promptly paid By
THAYER & kUNSON, Agents,
Park Building. asxt to Court House,
dsgsr ClevelaBd Ohio
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THE HoUsEKEEPER

For the Cooking, Carving, Canning, Preserving
Treatment Of Diseases OF Children, Anti
dotes for POiscns, removing Stains,
Making Soap Hints upon all
conceivable II use
hold subjects.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

The magic of success galvsnizss rebels into
patriots, speculation into enterprise, aud impu'
dense into genius, and under its magical influence
vice is mistaken for virtue. and ignorance soIne'
times passes for knowledge, offered as stock text,
5rom which would like to hear sermons from all
the pulpits IN the country, thus-"Do not drink,
de not smoke DO not murder, do net lie, do not
cheat do not steal do not gamble, be just, be gen
erous, fear not, love your fellow men well as
God, love truth, love virtue. use Robsek's Bitters
u I'd BE- happy
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All Cleveland, well a. East Cleveland.
was shaken by the rocsnt " earthquake" but not
more SO than Ia nervous tOOthashe, nervous head
ache and estsrrh BY WoIeOIt's AnnihiIatOr.
Three minUts's use OF this remedy shakes from the
head tootha che, headache, neuralgia; and oatArTh
IN afsw weeks. TheIsE1emoAs that luTk in the hue
man system or Thousands Of our race are all ban.
ished as If by Iuasie. snua up WoIcott's Annihil-
ator 1t stops pain quicker thaH the fire snnihila-
tor ever put out FIRE.
Sold by all Druggists. mar2-Rl7
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MEsHrs, March 5.-The stesmsr Lock-
wood blew up and burned last night, Is
rciI1s below Memphis. 20 persons we're
killed and 25 injured. The names Of Ia
killed and wounded are net yet known.
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The editor of the Cleveland LEADER
WAS removed from the postofiice some
weeks ago. and the editor of the Herald
appointed in his place-Cjn. Enquirer.
Hence the bitterness of the LEADER TO-
wards President johnson and Postmaster
General. " That's what the natter
Clsrsiana Herald
There is "richness7 about the above
that is quite amusing to all who know the
facts. The editor of the LEADER ceased
to be postmaster at the expiration Of his
commission, not some weeks ago. hut
eight months since. During these eight
months the LEADER has given a hearty
earnest and consistent support 10 Presi-
dent johnson and his administration. 1t
was only when tho Presideu. tempted bv
the peiSuasions Of the Copperheads. deser-
ted his own party and its principles. and
when Postmaster General Denison went
over with hih4, that the LEADER with
nine-tenths OF the Union press Of the entire
North. denounced this treacherv as it de-
served. The Herald wilfully perverts the
truth when by giving prominence to false
statements like the above il tries 10 create
the impression that the hostility of the
LEADER to the cause of the Administra-
ton Is ceincident with the removal of its
editor from Office. Every one who knows
the facts knows that this is false.
1t would have been nearer the truth if
the Herald had stated that its postmaster
editor holds position in the gift of Pres
ident johnson, and that by that fact may
be explained his unblushing advocacy of
the Presidents recent infamous speech
' That's what's the matter!"
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Mrs. =. a. Aliens Worlds Hair Rsstorer
aud dressing Rev. NJ. Thatcher. New York, in =
letter. says: "One year sgo, my Hair was very
grey and falling. ] used Mrs. s. A. ALLEE's )
Worlds Hair R-stoTor according TO directions,
and nov my hair Is restored TO It's Darursl color,
and has ceased TO fall. Sold by all Druggists.
mar3:2g6
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
ITO expire on the 7lst day Of January, lsU7.l
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATED
--.I,N.s. = = = : y I'FAH AtSI, -

C0LUNEUs, Ohio, February l7th, 1896. J
WHEKEAs, TIE Albany CITY Fire Insurance COM
pany, located at Albany in the state @. New York,
has uled T. this Office sworn statenIEut OF its
condition, required by the nrst section Of tile
act &c To regulate Insurance Companies not incar-
p0ratad by the Strte ct Ohio, passed April s, lS56
and amended February o, ls.f; and, Whereas
said Company has furnished thu undersigned salts
factory evidence that it is possessed o. least one
huEdred thOusant dollars OF actual capital invested
IN stocks, OF bonds or in mortgages of real estate
worth double the amount for which the ssmr il.
mort gayei; anu, Whereas, said cmpany has filed
in this Office written in -trument under its cor
pOrate seal, signed by the Pre- ideut and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent or agents Of said
Company in this State % acknowledge service Of
process, for and In behalf OF said Company accord.
ing to tbs terms ot said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
Of the aforesaid act, Jsm5s IL Goldman, Auditor
Cf State for Ohin, do hereby certify that said
Albany City Fire Insurance Company, Of New
York, is authorized 10 transact the business Of Fire
Insurance in this State until the thirty-tr,t
day Of January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and siNty-seven.
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my olhce TO be
affixed the day aud year above written.
Seal. JAS. Il. GOODMAN
tStamP.l Auditor OF State.
RUNNELLS Il MANCHESTER, Agents,
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Washington News.
Mr.. RIaIne's Amendment.

WASHINGTON, March st IS generally
conceded here that the Blaine amendment
10 the Constitution will be defeated in the
Senate. a ull Senate contains fifty mem
bers and seventeen votes viii xiii the
amendment, being more than one-third.
The eleven Democratic Senators will, of
course, vote gainst it, as will, it is alleged,
the following Union Senators Messrs.
Sumner. Dixon. Morgan, Cowan, Wiley,
Van WiEkle, henderson and Stewart
making nineteen in all. The remaining
thirty-one, there is good reason to believe,
Will vote for the amendment.
Another Veto Expected.
INV YORK, March 5.
A Washington special states that the
President viii probably veto the resolution
for the conditional admission of the Ten
nessoe delegation if passed
Mexican Bonds.
The Commit.e on Foreign Affairs will
probably report against the Dill TO guaran-
tee SjJ, ,eOO, 900 Mexican Bonds.
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HllADELfHlA. MITCH J.-JdIue8 n ArLQs
formerly of the firm Of Thomas L Martin,
one Of the oldest and most respected mer-
chants Of Philadelphia, died on Saturday,
at the age Of IS.
Illness of DIR. David Jayne.
DR.. David Jayne, well-known as the pro-
prietor of many large buildings in this city,
is lying at the point of death. He is suffer
ing from pneumonia.
From Jamaica.
NEW YoRK, March THE steamer Cru
sader from Jamaica and Port au Prince has
arrived.
Jamaica papers to the 18th arc received.
4 deputstion Of prominent men waited on
General O'Conor, and expressed their thank >
for his energetic measures IN aid Of the gov
ernnent in suppressing the late rebellion
Admiral Hope Will remain at Jamaica
Station as long as the Royal Commission of
Investigation should sit.
A riot occurred at Lucca, on the 9th of
February, on the part Of some soldiers, one
Of whom had severely logged female il
ihe streets and was rescued from custody by
his companions The soldiers were finally
overPowered by the police and the citizens
and imprisoned
The steamer Talesman, from New York,
had arrived, leaking, having struck on the
shoals and fractured one of her plates. She
has been repaired and is now perfectly
safe.
Political
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-General Meade
says, under his own signature, in letter to
the editor of the Evening Telegraph, that
there is no truth in the report from Wash
ington that he has consented, at the re-
quest of the President to allow his name to
be presented at the Democratic State Con-
vention as a candidate for Governor of
Pennsylvania.
Steamer Burned.
CAIRO, March 5.-The steamer Diamond,
laden with cotton, burned at Guyo landing,
Tombigbee river, last Thursday. The cot
ton was insured. The boat was valued at
$2O, 900. No insurance.
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Refinery fur Sale, known as the Pioneer
Oil Works, located Al the foot Of Huron street, in
good running order, with good spring Of water.
"apacity, two Thirty-bsrre' Stills. For further
particulars inquire of Critehlsy, Fawestt & Co.,
the premises, or Alexander seOneid Co, No. los
st. Clair-st., Cleveland. o. marS2il
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n CUTTER d son WILL SELL
". At auction on Friday, March oh, ON he
prCmises, the fine Brick Dwelling House and Lot
Euclid street, East Cleveland opposite Wright's
Hotel The house is two story, UIick, substanti-
ally built, and in first rate order. Tue lot con-
tAIns = acres, coed fruit, stable and bulldogs,
on the premises AMI in good order, very hand
somvly and dssiraDly l0estei the E4zt Cleveland
Street Railroad. Ai-o, the furaiture in said
house, consisting OF Mahogany Hair Seat sofas,
d. PaTlor sud Easy Chzi -, Marble Top Centre
Tables, Louug-s. Marble Top Dressing Bureaus
Book Case, Hat Rack, Bed -teads, Hair and Straw
MaJtr-sse-, Oak ENt-u-ion Dining Tzble Sets
nice Chamber Furniture complete, Lace C"rtaius
window Shades, Coruice,, Tapestry, Brussels
three ply and Ingram Carpets (nearly newl stair
Carpets, oil CIy,hs, MaTdrobes, Wash Stands,
Dining Room Chairs. Stewards Pa lcr Stove
NEARLY new, Stewards Cook stove aud furniture
Cha1daliers, Lamps, Crockrry, Glass Ware, Kit
chen Utensils, &C, SC. Also, VIII esr a Wilson
Ses ing Machine. Also, ] Carriage Roczaway) in
good order, l Top Buggy, n good ORDER 1 oP.r
Buggy, two seats, in good order; ? set Harness,
-addl1, Birdie, Ow- sale of FurnitUry will com
mencs At 10 o'clock A. NJ. Houss and Lot VIII be
sold al 10 o clork A. NJ. Trm- Of Sa On Fur
niture Buggies, &c Cash at time Of sale on
House ami Lot: One-half cash At time Of sa,e-bal-
anee in equal pa ynl-ut- iu l aud years with ia
terrst annually, s cured by mortgage ON the pro-
perty. u.arU Zgi