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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
MEXICO.

ACAPULCO OCCUPIED BY THE FRESCH-THg SHORES or
THE BAY BELRAGCERED BY THE LIBERALs-THB
COAL AGENT SEEKS THE PROTECTION OF THE AME-
RiCAN FLAG.
Commodore Rodgers communicates the information to
abe Navy Department that the T. s. steamer Vanderbilt
arrived at Acapulco the 3Oth Of May, with the Monad
mock after passage Of eight days and half from Pana
ma The town. be says occupied by the French with
single vessel the Lucfe Of eight guns lying at anchor
before IT, The shores Of the bay beeaguered by the
Jbeas that the cocoanut groves, within cannon shot
os the town. cannot safely be approached The coal agent
desired the protection ofthe American flag in giving coal
90 the Monadnock. {" We shall" the Commodore says,
probably be detained here for this purpose three or four
days after which shall proceed 10 San Francisco stop
ping MagdAena Bay % transfer coal from the Wander
Bis 10 the Monadnock." The average number OF boats
Sun by the latter vessel has been six and half per hour
7hs greatest distance by her IN day was lJ7 miles,
and the least, lH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
LIBRARIES.

We hove tho Board of Aldermen will favor. as we
believe the Councilmcn arc prepared to DO
Councilman Whites excellent proposition Tor free
public library. The grant Of a site by the city
authorities is all that is asked TO render such project
a success in the opinion of its movers There Is
sufficient wealth. benevolence, and public spirit in
New York 20 guarantee that an ample building VIII
be erected and endowed when the city offers the peo
DE tho ground to build upon In proportion to ito
size and population. New-York though ranking
as the third city in Importance III the whole world,
is singuary deficient in great public libraries We
have two respectable libraresthe Astor and the Nor
cante-but neither strictly speaking. Is free or popu-
lar; comparable IN variety to tho general book re-
posItories of London or BostOns grand Tree library
of $4,000 volumes. Our need of Libraries for the
people is so great that propositions OF this KIND are
at ali times privileged We are, besides, IN want oil
large circulating library; publishers and the pubic
would welcome il, and if some enterprisng book
men will give US such an institution they VIII lay
ample foundton for a long business prosperity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

There j. IN amusement practiced in some compa-
ME. By arranging individuals in a circle that
mag whisper to another on his right some brief nara
tive which Is to be passed along in like manner until
I, comes round 10 the first teller, who then declares
before all the story rs lie started it, and the story as it
has lust reached him The resemblance between the
two Is generally Of the aintcst. The reports of the
General, sent to curse the Freedmen's Bureau, and
the articles in Of the papers about them, remind
Us Of this game We need not even wait to hear the
accused parties while compare the reports with the
editorials The shameful insnuations against Gen.
Saxton yentured upon in the reports transformed
into gross assaults by the willing followers.
So of humber officers In paragraph OF their
last report, the Generals say that Capt.
Ke.chum, serving under Gen. Saxton, gave
4 permit % a man 10 trade with the negroes on Sapeo
Island and that the proved bad as to pay the
negroe, in whisky and make trouble between them
and their employers. Upon this Now-York Copper
head Journal in an article deliberately abusing all the
agents of The Bureau tells OF this as - scoun
drelly" Capt. Ketchum, who, being allowed permit
by Cen Saxton to trade with the negroes of Sapelo
Island, paid them mainly in whisky, and thus sowed
discomfort with their employers But we presume
the journal in question repeated the story of the Cen
erals at least as accurately the Generals repeated
the tales which crowd Of yindictiye Rebels poured
into their willing ears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
CARDOZO,s LAW.

We say no more than every observing man knows
to be true when We asst that Ignorance and Intem-
perance are to-day the main pillars Of the swindling
fossil which miscas itself the Democratic party. We
mean precisely this-that ii all voters were ntelli-
gent, while none incorporate, the so-called
Democratic party would stand no chance Take any
City, County or Ward you please, and single out
those among its voters who can I read and will get
drunk and ninetenths Of them Democrats, even
when tho great mass Of their neighborS are Repub-
Leans.
Hence, we must expect pretty solid Democratic
vote against such bills Gen. Garfelds, establishing
a National Bureau of Education and against any bill
which nterposes obstacles TO getting drunk There
are individuals in all parties friendly and adverse to
Education and to Temperance; but no party such,
can be expected to commit suicide, and the Demo
cratic party cannot afford to have all men intelligent
aud sober.
Our City Judges nominated by the grogshop
machinery which has its focus in Tammany Hail.
must favor the Liquor interest to the utmost.
Judge who did otherwise would never receive another
regular nominations; and all judges want to be
reelected, all who live in this City must evince
unmeasured fealty to the Rum power.
One George w. Holt is rumseller, and wants to
continue such, knowing no easier way OF making
money. lie has applied for and obtained license
from the new Board of Excise Commissioners; but he
has also license, not yet expired from the old
Board, and he claims right topersist in selling under
that in defiance Of the restrictions of the law
SO he sues out injunction before Judge Cardozo of
our Court of Common Pleas who yesterday decided
that Hollis old license was contract, which the
,,o;I and thokth lila
had q right to go on selling under it, in defiance
OF the act of 1866. This is all the ground coveredb by
the Judges elaborate opinion yet he proceeds at its
close TO say:
Upon the grounds which have thus stated without eab
Grating them iuhe assigning other which also
convince my mind Of its nvadity T eonarsasd declare
s a Of april H. 1885, unconstitutional ssd SAoiy void and
therefore the motion to continue the injunction must DO
granted"
Comment were surperfuous. Cardoso has earned
the support Of the lawdeying Liquor interest," and is
tolerably sure Of reelection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The Senate has aided TO The Tax bill M iniqu,ous
amendment in favor Of gas companies; authorizing
them 10 charge their taxes 10 their customers II IL
impossible TO imagine just decent reason ior this
awindc Gas companies are for The most part monop.
olies they make enormous profits. their stock brings
fancy price when 1t can be had at all. they al
ways beTal 20 the public, and there j. no interest.
no person. corporation better able to bear is fair
share OF public burdens than these gas companies.
Why, then should this obligation be lifted from them
TO be laid the shoulders Of their already oppressed
and outraged consumers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The House. on motion Of Mr.. Baldwin OF Mass,
yesterday instructed It's Committee on Appropriations
IN look into the subject Of Mileage, and cndcayor TO
make the crooked paths straight. We trust this will
be done. aud that the reform, when perfected,
may be attached 90 the Civil COR Genera) Appropra
ton bill and held there. There will never be found
time TO discuss and pass Mileage Reform bill; but
attach The reform to some bill that must pass ard It
Will pr,nY anrnlv go thrnugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

a,y Of representation Of the People Of The United
States IN The Senate thereof We responded that,
while we could not ascent TO TIE ino6cf,crs precise
programme. VIZ would cheerfully agree to a modii-
cation thereof which VIC suggested. Whereuqon The
Eorld dips IN. citing with an CIR OF triumph. that
clause Of the Federal Constitution which pTesoribcs
that
"No State shall without It's consent be deprived of equal
safraye ~ tbs Senate
and thcreupon talks Of GreeleyS knowledge Of The
Constitution. asking
Pray inform how this little obstacle no he over
Gomez"
The question, VIC presume, is addressed to The
National Infe,gcrcer but how are We TO account for
the suporerogatory rudoness and impertncDce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
PORTO RICO.

9UF RECENT PRR-AcKSowLBDGEMBNT or THE sRR-
VICES REEDRRRD BY THE UNITED STATES SAILORS
Commander worden Of the United States steamer Bien-
allie In communication received BY the Navy Depart
ncnt at Washington dated Aspinwal June II, gives the
srtcuars Of the IRE at Msyaguez, Porto kco BY which
Zoo house, were destroyed. AT the request Of the Mill
kary Governor and the Mayor Of the town, Commander
kVoren dispatched force in charge Of the executive
kcsr 10 the assistance Of the inhabitants He incoses
oDss Of two letters from the authorities saying they will
Sysf hold In most grateful remembrance the important
sd humane services rendered BY this crow Of tho ben
ELls N the sxtiExuishnsnt az the ta -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

We welcome tho news from Fortress Monroe OF the
assignment Of spa .ous and comfortable apartments for
the housekeeping of Mr. aud Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
BY and-by the face will have become glazing and
then he will be let 60. What j. the Of pcrsstiug
in cheat whereby nobody Is cheated Mr.. Davis il
no, f. be trel-at MI events not with intent ex-
peci'tion of convictng Lim--ihen why ia he Longer
subNstel a' the public cost Let us have an cad Of
fha. a'i,fnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
ouscausc

The House yesterday passed Gen. SchcnckS Army
BILL without material amendment. The whole bill
Will DO found in the Congressional columns Of ycster-
days aud this morning. paper. Mr. Wilson Of Iowa
secured The addition Of pgoyiso that in promotions
Of officers no distinction shall be made between
officers of c1lorcd and white regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The Ialsns residing III our City and vicinity will
meet This evening at the Gcrmania Assembly rooms.
No. 29I Bowcry. To concert and ADOPT measures to
aid their country in her imminent struggle for indie
pcndcncc and Nationality. We look Tor an attend
ancc worthy Of their patriotism and thermoat rghtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

the streets for such use; and If this usupsicn be
amcy acquicsccd in there will soon be no comfortable
drive on our island We oshOrt oil property owners,
therefore. 70 make common cause with those OF lin
len. and squccE ihs dangerous measure. II involves
n general confscaton Of private property. Stop l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The Senate thinks aiload and steamboat COM
pancs-as well as gas-ough TO have their taxes paid
10y the travelling public. II The principle is good
one. it ought to he extended. by all means let us
have cvcTbodys taxes pad by everybody else. and
then see bow much better of we should be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
GENERAL NEWS.

Mr. Stephens while returning from Washington met With
Rarrov escape ct Philadelphia tho train In which he va
passenger coming violently int collision with snsthsr train
vAis bsss sHltsAea yRss atatks0k ~ ErfatH IN n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
40 AdynFft.eT-s,

We viii thank our advertising cusiomcn 20 hand IN
their Advertisements early hcoi possible II received after
os,ok thcy be oloicd uudcf then bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The Tax bill was under consideration yesterday in
The Senate. and was rather extensively amended
sometimes in such way IS 10 suggest that tho lobby
members Of the Upper House are not inactive IN this
particular crisis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

n, notice -t,oo ri Auoi Communication WhseVefi
'sti g. us f.rat o.. Authenticated by tlp ani "a
di % No., gri.rap necessarily FOR pubiciica bu, aeu,f
81 ht, good fiith
Az busa... lc'.s o,e sb)uli odjseJto ibe TsS
uaf" New Y,h
slan, ynJ.l,sk. I, leinn re,ceted Connnmss alton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The National IntsLss~esr saw fit to ask THR TsiB'
vxzs assent to project f9y dipiuishiny tho nsQus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Consideration Of the Tax Gsili In
the Senate.
TNB PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED ELECTION Cls1.
Mr.. DAWSON ENTITLED 70 HIS SEAL
THE HOUSE PASSES THE NEW ARMY BILL.
The Maximum Force About $4,000.

a NUMBER OF PERSONAL RELIEF euEs pAss1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

srrw THE Tribune in London.
STEVENS BgDInER thrrucs hecnts fr dfsir rllcn Us
at len W 4 h,rn~ ti 'sleo NE TRIBUNE
ai., S8Rsra.rgi5rt oni hhssEstssssEy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

CIIRlSrA'~ M,S>TBEIS
THIS FvENiNG, ;lr-BALi hDs cOMc ALACTS fARCE3,
BuRLES4UES DANCES. SOLOS. DUETS. rtc.-A psLM
MIR NIGHT DREAM-uAALEf THf DAINN-Rf1uRN
OF TIL IkHlAN RAIDERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

To any person sending US 100 or 200 names OF re-
apec,sl. citizens (adies s-ntemen) will send
Famiy hsgszne year DrVASDEKPoo No 80 Clinton
pace N. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

LOvt : AROMATIC A3iPHlTHE NrTR.
TO-DAY AND THIS LAENiNa-CABLf BALLOON ASCEk
ONS PHO, Bal oons sent st Jay aud eye4ins Cable Per
finance by BIZ. Hsrfy i..-'s tutsork ald ~ si-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

. AGUE.-STRIcKLAND AGUE REMEDY is certain
cure II has stood tie e Of in tie Valleys Of Mississippi
s,ou snd The sovereign remedy in al infected districts
Sod BY OIL drns.si..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

ASTONISHING EFFECTS ARR PRODUCED upon the
nervous and tie spirits by tie hrs' doe Of
8IoKHgsG t removes and reoewshoe Il oc delight
Tuuy upon stomach. and tie brain nflse
syey organ Uefy' NO. % Deys, SOL by Ill Drug
si.f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

SOMFRyiLLE hRr GALLERY. No. as Bro,dwry.
TODAi of DO. 'Ht|s f1nfllg %! FAitAbDI
TkUAFiAhr ~ MObill Utl.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

MRrCALFEs GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY is truly
che oth Cases Of RheUmstsm that have besd tie
doctors this have pletey cured by
Pew doses aid HOe anything prepared by human hands
ran be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

NEW FRI st ~ THfATfR
THIS ENfNiNG. slhs h.a Couuc Opea tn nAUGll-
TER or THk RLGlMENT Rirlnss hi.l Zelda Harrison,
Is hosar Mesr rsHn .easrs hetclum' Cn-ti' tehher:
Beaeht q h.s Richins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The ARM AND LEG, By B. FRANK PALMER, LII. D.
fe officers and civilians 1853
Eheshns Phia Astorp. ny; 10 Green Boston Avoid
fraudulent limitations Of his patents. o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

I TRUSsES ELASTIC STOCKINGS SUsPESsORY BAND
seKa SUPPORTERS &c-MARsa Radical Cure Truss Ohc,
only at No. Nesey-s. Lady attendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

: CaItos Vignette, 50 per dozen; Duplicates, -.
al aess,ves TrseFed r. 4 LEWIS No 6j Cha,hanst. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

KNOX NEW AND BEAuT yUL HAT STORE, al The old
location n, 22 Broadway q Fuons; is attracting goat
deal attention with immense variety OF bats
raps SC &c. siye hat is marvel Of neat
hes Broadway conyene': lot
NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

TERRACE GARDEN. Thrd svc
THIS f1FNiNG. o. -s-TnEODONE IHOAAsS ORGIES
TRIAL GARDEN CONCERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Buslnss5 Notice.

KiSMBr-" IT Is FAVsD say the Oriental- when
they attacked BY Chor rsv refuse take nedae and
consequently 'he fearful mc. which wleu tie disease
appearance EASTERN city We know
tha, tie tse i thu, the ,y those who asacked will
no. die they viii the proper to their vcs The
.oug experience the e,ciou IL
The prompt administration o. NAHDESs AsArIo CHOLERA CURs
Depot 10 fs- BrosaTsy. Nevyar For by al druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

GRSIys SUMNER SIGNALS. The Summer is upor
ma and G.NfE advent by iniroducn
M nfu varsity HATs Of class and kd oI gentle
ssu ladies misses boys GESIS No. 5l3 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

! Adapted for popular reliance, are "NEEDIEs's Con-.
cAEPHoR 1KocHE quick, safe convenient potent and
agreeable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

. HowE's CoTToN PICKER picks 600 to 500 pounds
Ter t held by hand Southern agents wanted
How MANUFACTURING COMPANY, No. 81 Cedar-st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-16
de MAGNOLIA.
sALM

This Is the most delightful and 49,
article ever discovered II Gn.l ,o--.---f
oltnt 49, NJ -s5srfing the marble purity
o. vorfh- 4 re dsangus appearance anels
n tne Guy oens ~ rpnxhness rom the skin,
IssTing Bs complsxion resi- I4nsparsnt s2a
SMOOTH A5s--onized by Actress and Opera
s1es p. II what every lady should have
sLl3e. -v5ars Retail price, o cents
sea 49, - II. y. HAGAN, Troy, NY n
kddross al orders 10
pEMAS BARNES & Co.,
nevss-sm New York,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-16
InsOEpent Nosice.
l.
AdmluElracor. etc

NOTICE---Pursuan 20 e deed Of trust
~ executed % ms by John Il. Eb1 aad Ann
Z. Eibb, dated the 9Lh January. 1871. and -
corded in thu Regfster's onoeof Shelby county.
Tennessee, in BOOK No a. paHes GA. E aul1a,
Tor the purposes therein contained, 7 VII Cu
the 6Lh day Of February, E5G, on The pramhes-
sell 70 the highest bidder, FOR cash, rls let u
Land IN me l5sh Iormer.T the lE Civil Dhs-
Hictr IN said county q state, fronting 100 leef
On the WestStte OF sample avenue By about ~
deep, ~Deginnlug at the sou beast corner -1ers0G.
az q stake about 2 chains and B Inks uurfh or
~uorthHzruly from tie center OF the New Ia
leigh road and for more fum description. pare
ucular references - here macs 70 SAID trust
deed The right Of redemption waiveL. I %
sell such title Olly as % Eesied n me.
December 9TH. I2Ra fel rfF-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-16
A CoRREcrrnN-

NASHVILLE, Jan %, 1855.
Eda0rOf the N0ShCUs GIdon. In your
issue Of this morning, yod give an extract
from a letter 10 3 Pi1adeInhia nsDe-
written from Washington, representing
me as having written several letters to
" ashlngton, opposing the admission Of
The Iennessee Bembers % their seats. 1
nave urged IA my letters 10 Washington,
yost hs reverse, as did IN my message
70 the Legislature. I hold that the Ten
hysee Senators and Representatives
ouSlt 70 be admitted, and they VIII be.
II the JRtOH were a rebel sheet, I
should No ask this correction.
Eespecuuly, etc, W q. BROW(IOW.
The letter from which we made the
extract referred 10 by Gov. Brawulow is
dated the hhh instant, and appeared in
the Philadelphia Inquirer Of the sixth
instant. We are glad 70 be informed bv
the Governor that il misrvpresents him,
and that his course has been the reverse
OF that Charged 0shUjHe Gazette.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-16
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
cmLDHooD AND VISITORS.

BY p. L. ULWEH
once on a time when sunny May
Wa kissing up the April showers,
saw fair Childhood hard at play
Before a bank % blushing flowers
happy-he knew not whence or nov -.
Ana s~mfling-who could choose but NV
For not more glad than ~Chldhoods brow
Was the gay heaven that laughed SOo'e mn
Old Time came hobbHug IN it, wrath
And thai green valleys calm invaded
The brooks grew dry beneath NJ pam
The birds were mute, me HlleS ta
A Greeiau tomb stood ruA IA slsnH
And that old Time began 20 eeetSi
Bat Childhood watched ~ papeI kte'
Nor Needed lie one whit me natter.
with curling Dip. and eye askance.
pS. ~. s5o5ds srchIy simple glance
Had suca holy spell wiLhin Il,
That rhe dark demoa TO the air
arain zuread forth his baflsd pinion.
Ana nd his envy and despair,
selrtorured IA his own dominion.
Then stepped a gloomy phantom by.
Psls, cypress crowned nights womi daugh
And proferld him a fearful cur.
Full % The hrim OF bitter water:
say t~niiqhool- Madam, what's your names
AID when the e dame uttered "sorrow,"
Then cried, . Don't interrupt ny game;
I puthee call again tomorrow"
Their. wllaom stole his bat and bah,
AND tsuglt him with mos sage enleaYor
ny bubbles rise and acorns fail.
And why no JOY may last forever
she talked OF an the Wondrous lawE
Which Natures open book ulscloSess
But Childhood when she made a pause,
WRs fast asleep among the roses.
sleep on, sleep on Pale manhoods dreams
Are al Of earthly pain or pleasure
or EICrvS tolls Hmhiuonh schemes
OF cherished love OF boarded treasure:
Bur fc ne couch wherc Childhood lies
A pure uumiugled trsBce Is given,
III Up by rays o. srraphs eyes
And Eiances OF remembered heaVenf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-16
TrnStee's SGse.

DUHSUAST 70 a decree or the Chance p side
4 o. tue Common Law and Chancarv curt
OF the city OF Memphis n acer-ar- g4u-a tuera-
IN pending wherein William Smith IS com
T~ianaaL and George q. Curls aud oilers are
uci-uaa1Esr I VIII, on "wednesday the L-l1 cIy
OF February, 1880. az n o'ciocz am. n fr1ur Sd
odd fellows Hal. FL the city o. LerIuhlz.
Tennessee, sell o. public auction 70 the n Trarf
bidder the ioliOwlng property, 70 vii: Tie east
h2lt-Oeing So feet tc1ur-Cf Two certain lots
of land, lying aud being IN Eua county Of Shell
~ susie or Tennessee. and city % Memphis,
being par. Of the tract oflaud known uuon the
So, desl9nated upon 3. c. Wleaf1-s uIqu rF
sundtYlst0n OF said tract, made ry ri. A. ken.
Surveyor on TIE 9Th OF 4Ule, leJ.Es lots Ecs.
~ and p and bounded 6 follows, 10 7s-r Be-
ginning A. The intersection of Che east zits 8r
Al alley which Is fifteen feet wide. wlfr the
north sideOG IND street. sud a. the a7rfn-
west corner or lot No &-fnsEce saFlw2rlIv
with the norm side Of Linen street -- taes 20
the souths ast corner Of41r u1Tt1-
WGrtLy 2%4 teet TO the north east rl-lal gT tsr
No. I-sheuce Westwarily witn Whsat1ns
north boundary line IS ieet % th8 northwest
Of lot No. q, aud % the drst named
.aley-tdeuce s0u5hWar1ly win the eass side 80
said alley 5S& feet 10 the beginning win al
the appurtenauees thereuuto belonging: ths
lot hereby sold being No. ca said sU5dtvis-
Terms Of sale-Credit OF SIX on o.. purchase
executing bond with good security. hi q Zen
retained on the property uutl the p~urcla=s
money isau paid.
Title good, and sale 70 be confirmed By decree
q Chancery Jourt, barring an ug1E o. equity
Of redemption. u. c. SLAUGHTER.
iaf2td Trustee.