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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-21
Referee Sale.

Circuit Court, County of Pierce. Burman
Martin against A. II. Young. Martha Young
j. ID. Coe. Nancy ID. COe. G. o. ThomP-
son d Co., and Loyange. Keith d Co.
DY VIRTUE of a decree Of foreclosure
ID made in the above entitled action, the
undersigned Referee named in said decree,
will sell at public auction. to the highest bid
der, on the 28th day of October, 1867. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door of
Concert Hall. in the City of Prescott, in said
county, the following described mortgaged
premises, to wit: Being part of lot /, in
block C, and beginning at the southeast
corner of said lot on Orange Street thence
running on said Orange Street towards Front
Street thirty-four feet, thence at right angle
with said Orange Street across said lOt,thenee
at right angle 10 the northeast corner of said
lot thence at right angle TO the place of be-
ginning, in said City of Prescott, in said Co.
Of Pierce and State of Wisconsin.
p. V. WISE, Referee.
Dated Sept. 10, 1867. 90 We
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REFEREE SALE.

Circuit Court, county of Pierce. John Al
Mcconnell, pl'ff, against Deborah J. Rodg-
ers and Earl NJ. Rodgers, defts.
DY VIRTUE of decree of foreclosure
ID made in the above entitled action. the
undersigned Referee named in said decree
will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash. on the Both day of September,
1867, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the
Court House. in the village of Ellsworth, the
following described and mortgaged premises,
to wit: The ne or of the sw or and the NV
or of the sw or of section T. in township %
of range I6, containing so acres more or less
of land, situated in the county of Pierce and
State of Wisconsin.
J. A. MCCONNELL, Referee
Dated August s, 1867 l5-w6
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court, in Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Sabiha T. Cole, de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue
IN and i'm pursuance of an order of license
made in said matter on the ID day of Septem-
Der, 1867. by the County Court of said Co. i,
the undersigned administrator of the estate of
said Sabina T. Cole. deceased. will, on the
Both day of September, 1867, between sthe
hours Of one ard three o'clock p. NJ. of said
day, at the residence of George Cole, in the
town of River Falls. in said county, offer fer
sale at public vendue. the following described
land. tO-wit: The ne o. of ne or of section
8, township 81, range Is. Terms of sale, cash
in hand,
WIN. A. TOZER,
Administrator.
Dated September Sd, 1867. I9-w3
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Summons.

SbNAEnOnSs 1858 l
Circuit Court, Pierce County Francis NJ
hurry, against Walter @. Cowles.
The State of Wisconsin to Walter C. Oowles,
Defendent .e'
NOU are hereby summoned and required
l. TO answer the complaint of Francis NJ.
Murry. Pl'ff, copy of which is filed in The
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, at
Ellsworth in said Pierce county, and to serve
a copy of your answer on the subscriber, at
his office. in the city Of Prescott, in said Co.,
within twenty days after the service hereof
upon you, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice and if you tail TO answer said complaint
as hereby required, Tie Plaintiff will take
Judgment for the sum of one hundred and
thirty four and 50-I00 dollars, with interest
thereon at per cent. from the first day of
April. A. ID. 1867, besides the COSTS Of this
action.
J. s. WHITE, PPffs Atty.
Dat cd September 3, 1867. I9-w6
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Rates Of Advertising:

One hundred words will be counted as a
square Of solid matter over 100 words will
be cOnnted as two squares /; over 200 words
as three squares. etc. etc,
Legal advertisements at the rates prescrib-
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Loaded or displayed advertisements will
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Special notices 10 cents per line for FIRST
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the notes Of
IN the City Bank of Prescott must be pre-
scented at the Bank Comptroller's Office. at
Madison. for payment, within three years
from the date of this notice, or the funds de-
posted with the Bank Comptroller for the re-
demption of the same, viii be surrendered to
the said Bank.
Fl. MILLER, President.
II. S. Miller, Cashier.
Prescott, June lst, 1861. 5-y
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NOTICE.

The firm Of Bcardsley d Lyford, by mutu-
al consent. Will be dissolved on the st day OF
December next. All persons having unset
tlet accounts with us, either by note or Book,
will please settle The same All claims against
said firP will he settled in the mean time.
BEARDSLEY d LYFORD.
Prescott, August %. 1867.
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Tn announcing the close of our firm on the
LIST of December next, we wish to say to all,
that we shall sell our goods in the mean time
at greatly reduced rates. We would particu-
larly call the attention of country dealers TO
fh;o fact saaft HHEA
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-21

DEACHES, PEACHEsi PEACHES /
L by the box. by the doz., hall doz., OF
piess-sny way yos want them. at
AcKEE5,
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20 10 COOKS, corner Of Broad and
IL Cherry Streets, near the Ferry. for ffst
class Cloths, Casimeres and Gents Furnish
ing Colds, and leave your neHsnie tdE q klsh~
ioTsabIs sat Of eiDfhsz
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF sCHoOL AND UsvERsrrr LANDS

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DEACHES d APPLES, in any quantity
2esFSs ~ lerss7 II Fssif, At HskEzA
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summons.

Dated September Sd, 1867. I9-w3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-12
MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon. Faye,te County, Tenn,

CyTTTTATED thirty miles from Memphis, seven
- miles north Of lafayette Depot, NJ q q. Il. r.
FACULTY:
a ". JoHNsroN. A. B.. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OrWAY b. You've, ABB, Professor Of Mathe-
natics,
Co1,Is McKINNEY, AN, Professor Of Mental
and Moral science and English Literature.
This Institution was rsopened October, 1875,
and has reached state Of peTmanebt EN-
cieucv. Next Animal Session will be opes ed
JuIy IS, 1857, and Will consist OF Two 1erms--20
weeks each.
C1A r. ES.-English and Mathematics, so,
SIS and $50 per Term. Each Language IS extra
per Term. COntiL gent fee s. 50 per Term.
Excellent board, including room, fuel. wash
Ing and light, SIS per month.
All necessary apparatus viii be tupp1ed-
Conveyance from lafayette station 10 Ma
con. Wednesday and Saturdays.
We, the Trustees, have determined 20 make
this first class Academic Insiitut1On.
Ist. The scholarship, experience ana success
Of our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone Of our community.
Sd. The healthful locality, removed rom the
corrupting Influences and vices OF city lIe.
4th. Favorable prices viii enable as 10
achieve this success. =, -.,r.
sesretary- -...........JO OhN W. ALEXANDER.
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EFFECT OF THE ELECTIONS IN THE


SOUTH.
A Washington dispatch 10 the Evening
Post says:
A private letter received here this
morning from one of the District Com
manders in the South says that since the
result Of the recent elections ct the
North became widely known, affairs in
his District have undergone complete
! change. The late rebels are no longer
| disposed TO accept the situation. They
regard the elections in Pennsylvania and
Ohio as an Endorsement Of the friends
and symphthizers Of the lost cause. !,
| These sentimsnts, the letter says, are not
confined to the lower and more ignorant
| classes of Southern whites, but are shared
bv the most intelligent and respectable.
! The late slave owners openly assert their
| belief that in year or two slavery will
| be restored, OF that the Government will
| eonpensate the late masters for the losses
| Of this species Of property. That this IS
/ no fancifu! idea, the writer says, may oe
| gathered from the fact that the late
| slAveholders all through his district are
| preparing lists Of the slaves held by
/ them at the breaking Outof the rebellion,
/ and are having them valued at the cur
/ rent market rates Of 1850.
We do not suppose that there is single
intelligent man in the South who imsg'
ines that the owners Of emancipated
Slaves will be compensated for them, in
apv State that seeded. Nor do we be-
lieve that those who owned slaves are
anywhere making out lists Of them, fol
any purpose whatever, unless they are
men who were "loyal" during the war
Some such expectations may be enter
tanned in Maryland but the tale told il
the above dispatch is too palpably I
oanard intended for effect in the State
which we're about to vote when 1t wa
published.
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one.p In one important regard this
saying is true, Iand it becomes true 10 this
way:
The volume Of National Bank cur.
rency is limited by law to three hundred
miiliona, and thai amount Ia already
issued, hence new banks organizing after
the national system, as well as many old
ones. are deprived OF their share Of cir
culAtion until Congress shall exteod the
limit. When, therefore, National
Rauk having circulation surrendsrs its
charter and goes out Of existence, or is
closed up by the Government for any
cause. sny National Bank not having It's
share of circulation, by getting special
permission from the Treasury Depart
ment and by gathering up the scattered
notes of the defunct institution and pre-
sentlng them at the United States Trea-
sury for cancellation, can have the
amount OF circulation thus cancelled
transferred to itself. In thus gathering
up the scattered notes Of an extinct
bank. parties sometimes offer a premium
of from two TO FIVE per cent. for them,
thus making them for the time being
worth more than the notes OF an exist
ing solvent bank.
TsrO uE 00NTTNTTED
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N0ll-Resldent Notice.

In the ChAneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn
No. I9l6-Hsr1ison Irby, Administrator OF the
estate Of James A. Hart, deceased, vs.. Lurinca a
Hart, Geo. z. Hart, et Al.
IT appearing from afidavtt in this cause that
the defendants. Lavernis p. HGrt and 5. $
Dean, administrator OF h ID. UeaL, deceased
are reside nus OF the State OF Mississippi, AID
uon-resldents OF the state OF Tennessee
It Is thers fors ordered that they make their
appearance herein, a. the Courthouse in ths
city Of Memphis. TenD--on or before The hrsi
Monday In December, 1881, and plead. answer
or demur to cOmplainantg bill, or the same
will be akeu for confessed as 70 them anu SCI
for hearing exparte, and that a copy Of this or
der be published once week for our success
two weeks IN the Memphis appeal.
A copy. Attest:
ATGUsT0N Al STON, CLERK and Master.
BY r. J BLACK, Deputy Clerk and MastEr-
rnT
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M. 2061.

In the ChsDcery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
Chas- n. Webb, vs. The Estate OF p Hendrix,
deceased, and his heirs, ". r hsnd1ix % ~.
IT appearing from aftdavit IN is cause that
/ the Defend ants, Sarah n. smith ana U.s.
band J. ". nmith are residents Of the state Of
Mfsyisslf pi; Martha Z. HoliCmaD. J.. T. 4.
HoIloman and Mary J. Hendrix are residents
Of tbs state Of Alabama; ThOsL q. v eDo, lof
the nr OF i. c. Webb q 90 aud henry t-al-
mons are residents Of the Stale or AasS1cnu-
sets and ali non-rt sideDts OF the state Of
Tennessee.
Its therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, At the Court house IN the
CITY Of Memphis. Tenn. on OF before the INST
M5ndsy in December. 1851, and plead answer
or oemar to oEhplsinants bill. OF the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
fer hearing sx parte, and that a copy o. fhis
order be Published once q week ior totlr huc-
cessiYe Weeks in The Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest:
AUSUSTON AISTON. Clerk and Master.
BY r. .. BLACK, Deputy ClerH ARD Master.
Clapp Vance q Anderson and BaruWeu s.
Stewart SOlz. for cOmpl Z oc-o laWaW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-12

The Selma (Ala.) Messenger says I:
-Four wears ago Vsllsndigham, for oppos-
Ing Rsdicalism, was declared disloyal by
the Radical authorities, and, without
charge or trial, banished from Ohio. Now
TiDeolu is dead, Stanton is disgTaced, Joe
Holt is known as the confederate Of San
ford Conover, Ben Wade is condemned
bv the people OF his Stste-snd VallAn-
digham stands 8 fair chance for the
United States Senate, and may be the
next President. Verify, the mills OF
the gods grind slowly, but they grind
exceedingly hne.'
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NOfl- RcsflIellt Motfce.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn
No. I323-Jno OvertOn vs. A. 81. HOpktrA
IT appearing rom AFFIDAVIT in tins cadse that
/ the defendant A N. Hopkins, Is a non-resl-
DENT of the Etats OF Tennes-e6.
It is therefore ordered. that he make his ap-
pearauce herein, At the Courteous in the city
OF Mem pins. Tenn, on or before the frst Mem
Gay in January, 1854, ana plead, answer U-
demur 70 complainant hill, or the sane VIII ua
talzen tor conlssssd as 10 him. and set fcr hear
ing exparts. and that q s0py Of this Greer be
published once = week, los four sUccessiVe
weeks in ths Ne mphis Appeal.
A COpy--attes5;
AGGUsTON ALSTO0, Cierk & Master.
By r. j. BLACK. ID. e.. 4 81.
CAN'T 4 WaddelI Sol. sor Complainant.
-.
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On Friday. December 8, 1867,
Trustees Safe.

ID Fannie T. Hunt and John A Hunt On the
lst day Of August, i5d5, and recorded la The
Registers ONCE OF shelby county, in 5coB No
S. pages z3l and 2k2, TO secure certatu Indebted
ness therein named, VIII,
On Saturday, November %, 1857,
Between the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock am, in
mont OF The Law Court rooms, in the city OF
Memphis, sell 70 the nigls bidder for cash
the following lasd lying in shelby couuty,
Tennessee: rsgiuutng AZ q sllike lu the uortu-
east corner OF Df. ". A. bOOtn-s l55 acre tract
with elm. maple and red OaE pointers th-nce
tOutl with Dr.. Booths lins Is CHAINS l-51-l10 "a
q chain 70 a stake; thence east 10 15-iau chains
IN stake In the east lius Of ssid NJ hite's said
tract; thsnoe nor h Is ~ 10 chains with tie
h.a eigh road to q stake ~ lin Ks east Of black
guuo thence west t9 5 100 chains TO the b.
giRning-contaihing IS acres Si-iU1 Oi gu acrs-
Equity sf redemption waved. Title be-
neyed 70 be goOd, but cor feysGce on. as trus-
tee. q. r. VANCE. Trustee.
Z r.aq ma
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II the Ghaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No. If7g-LOuls &. Nervtlle et 81. tnrm Of Scg-
Vile Boone 4 Co.l -. John ID. Armour et al
= 7 Appearing rom AFFIDAVIT In this cRus- Cd 81
1 The defendants John ID Armour and Ed WsTd
r. jenkins are 1Ob-residents OF me ass OF
Tennessee
III therefore ordered that they make their
Appearance herein, at the courthou In rL5
c ~ OF Memphis, enn., within tne nlsL tnTee
days OF the next term Of said court, commence
Ing on the second MOnday IN November, lslf.
aud plead, answer or demur 70 The Pc ltlon q
J. s wilkins et al, surviving partners r 2 H-
CLARK & Co. VINO have become parties COM
plainaut in the above csuee, or tie same
will be taken for con essed a. to them, and set
FOR hearing ex parte, and that copy Of thrs
order be published once a week, f0r four sue
eessfve weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-EtteEt:
AUGUsTUN ASTON, Clerk ana Master.
By r. J. BLAGK, Deputy Cle-k ana Master
Thompson raAer, sOls fer Petitioners
o.Tr
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yEMPIITS APPEAL
THE IRvING BLOCK.
Died Ora BrOhen Heart"


From the Metropolitan Record
Yes there it stands recorded. How
n,onrnf1Ilv IL sounds. Died OF q broken
heart. Who
a voman-s lady. Her plantation
had been sacked, provisions gone, cloth.
inc worn out Whist could she DO but
90 10 Memphis in order TO obtain sup
niles for her faithful slaves and hsrseli 7
She went, obtained what she needed
no ammunition, nothing eontraosha'
simply farm supplies. Starting nome,
she is arrested and lodged in that oen OF
misery, the Irving block. No charge IS
Dreferred against her, but she is guilty OF
being accomplished and beautiful
generous lawyer finds she ls there ;
he pleads aud demands q trial or release
If there are no charges.
What care the authorities for lawyers
NJ law when they have all power In
thsir own hauds-militsry power.
Again be visits and tries to encourage
thst lone defenceless, imprisoned woman.
What tbst woman suffered is known now
only m her isilors and her God. With
bagpard face and beseeching eyes she
hegs her friends: "Get me out OF this
place or I shall die; cannot live an
"OhI no. There is no charge against
YOU. I will certainly get you out To-
morrow. Keep up your spirits
The morning came ano WIN u Ihe
LAWYER. In the agonies OF death lay thsi
beautiful and gifted woman. told
YOU I could not live another day." she
said, and died.
Why does not some one who is com
netent to do it, write the history Of the
Days OF Terror in Memphis and Of the
horrors Of the Irving Block? We have
heard tales of incarcerstions within its
walls that reminded US of the days Of the
Bsstile and Inquisition,-Of innocent
nen imprisonsd that despicable shysters
might extort heavy fees, paid as the
onIv means Of obtaining the imperial
clemency of the Commanding General,
himself rapscious as harpy. We have
besrd Of the case of Mrs. ELAN, an aged
lady of the highest respectability, i'm
nrisoned as if she bad been felon or
tbieving negro, by the order Of some
civil uneivil or criminal F" commission, y
or other Internal engine of sordid and
greedy tyranny, after unmsnnerly
insults offered her in words, the offence
being perhaps, that she was found to
have in her possession few small
articles for family use, including bottle
of whiskey presented to her in Memphis
for some relative Just recovering from
sickness. By all means let US have the
90 History of the Irving Block
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FashlOnable Dancing AeademY.

MADAME LFISE, of New Orleans, would
NA most respectfully announce 70 The citizens
OF Memphis that she viii open her classes iOr
the above graceful EOeOm plishment on the
THIRD TCESpAH Ia sepiem Der, et the def
fers0u Block. second street. where she trusts,
by strict attention 10 the advsnoemeut OF her
pupi 5 " no may be inJrusted 10 her charge, 70
merit a share of the public patronage, Mad.
l., having taught in most OF the principal
cities OF the south and Southwest hopes 70
meet here with the same unbOunded success
which has hitherto marked her course OF IN
struction elsewhere. Days and hours OF tultlon
for Children, Tuesdays and Saturdags, rom
10 am tn y; for Gentlemen, nom III 10
pm, an the same day. References unexeep-
r, ease ses Circulars, which will be found at the
Iyriu -ipal book and music stores Terms mod
eTste (ialisthenlcs and Dancing taught in pTt-
vste families and Schools II desired. S0trees
niran furIre 8 month auZO
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=. AND A.. SCOTTISH RTE.

,,TrzrsE Csrmsndery, No.A Meets 4th Mon
day of each month. John Zent, Conn., n J.
"a IglrIu. hec.
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Chancery Sale of Eatua6Je
COTTON Plantation.

ny an order OF the ChaEcery Ourt OF Miszfs-
Is Fippi county, Ark. At May term, A. ID. 1871.
We viii offer Tor sale 70 the highest and best
bidder, upon the premises, on
Wednesday, the 2eth day OF November,
A ID 1857. The farm know as The E. B. Hsrding
Plantation, situated one and half mi es below
Osceola IN Mississippi county, Ark Itlhas 3
good Dwelling. Cabins, CRIB. Gip-hOuse, Cis-
terms, etc, and two more buildings VIII be
com pleted before the day OF Sals, to make it
suitable 10 WORK on the tenant system. u is
well protected BY levee. and has never failed TO
make s crop in the htqhest water.
TERNs OF SALE.-One-half Of the purchase
money cash the balancs IN twelve mOnIhs
fTOm the day Of sale, retaining a lien UPON ths
land for the unpaid purchase money.
J. II. HAZARD,
G. l. NJ, orr,
CHAS. BOWEN.
I. Il. 4
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ALLEN HOUSE,

CORNER WASHINGTON AND SECOND sTs
I We take pleasure in announcing that our
house Is stiI open for the sccon mOdaJlcn OF the
travelling community. Neat and comfortable
rooms can be secured at al times, and win
str ct attention to the wants Of guests We feel
no hesitaucy In asserting that we can and will
please all who msy iayOr US with thf1r patron
aye. We VIII be pleased 70 meet Old friends and
patrons aud as many new ones as may favor
us with A ca J. We feel under many obligations
for the liberal pau ouage bestoS ed upon Us In
the pas', and hope to receive our n re 10
future Board 50 50 per day. noylO-sm
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ocq0tds
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On Tuesday, November 20, 1897,

between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock an, IN
front o. the Law Count rsOms. IN the city %
Memphis. sell Al puol1c Outery. 70 the nishest
bidder lOr cash q leasehoid ia crest "a the fol-
leWing described lot Of ground, in the y of
Mem pins and county and State Aforesaid: Be-
ginning at the in'erseCti-n n OF the west line Of
Second street with the north line u Peal
street thence running wes- with Bea- street
sixty feet more or less 10 the Bybee lot. hence
north parallel with Second street forty I've ieet
more or less TO the wall Of The old Union HCuas
thence east parai el with Real street xiv feet
more or less 10 Second street, thence with -rr-
QUO street fOrty-hye feet mare Of less 70 ne tr-
ginnfng. Tne So q leasehold interest Is Le..z
under and described in a lease executed 70 tb e
said Hughes BY Is. A. and A. y. Edmouds. and
recorded In the said Registers Office. Ia book
No. S. part 2, pages o7Z. 573 and 514 Tor thet ru1
Of eight years commencing on the i2th dav az
May, lss5, the SAD lessee 70 pay the sum OF
three hundred dollars on The l2th dayO Nay
and OF November IN each and every year cu--
Ing he said term, and % pay al taxes gEd q
charEss 70 be assessed on the said lot or trs
improvements 90 the same By STATE, coUn-9.
city. OF any other authority, and the saic leEe~s
70 be paid at the terrnlnatton Of the 5ease-rt q
value Of the bulldog he might erect 90 ssiEl
lot, TO be Rscert Ftueu By referees. Ihe equity
Of redemption IS waived iu the sad d. ed "a
trust. me sum Of 81 ~ IS is credifsd on TIE
lAh OF November. 1855, on the in1sbteduess
mentioned IL said deed OF trust. The tue is
believed 10 be good, but I viii convey only as
trustee JAMES ELDER.