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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-08

JUST RECEIVED full and com
plete stock of piece goods for the
Spring trade, which [ propose to make
up at greatly reduced rates, as | am
determined to sell the cheapest goods
in the tailoring line in the city. Also
a fine stock of ready-made clothing on
hand of my own manufacture, which
[ will sell very cheap. Call and
see that NOW is the time to get
cheap goods at my old stand, No. s
First Street. j. I'll. CARLIN, Agent.
/ will have in few days, direct
from the East, a fine lot of cents fur
nishing goods. Call and see them.
7w1 j. Ell. CARLIN, Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-08

COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The Board
of County Commissioners were en-
gagged yesterday again in settling with
the various Township Trustees, and
examining bills against the county.
The bill presented by Mr.. c. Hedder-
ich, Trustee of Pigeon Township, was
about forty feet long, and footed up,
for the last three months, 81 ,443 20.
This is nearly twice the amount of
the precedingsthree months, but was
not larger than was to have been ex-
pected, considering the terrible win
ter through which we have passed.
The. total relief granted during the
year in Pigeon Township foots up as
follows: w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-08

B@ Merchant Tailors new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street. ri IIs f3La
mar5 If SMITH & DARLING.
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MERCHANDISING UNDER DIFFICULT
TIEs.-A private letter from gentle
man doing business in one Of the vii
lagos on Green River, to his brother
in this city, states that the water in
his store room is two inches over his
counter, and still rising. He has re ,
moved his stock to the upper story,
and his customers visit him in skiffs
and sdug-outs Most of his neighbors
have abandoned their homes and have
taken themselves to the highlands.
The food in that stream is unprece-
dented in hight and duration, and
will not only cause much incon-
venience, but also much suffering.
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A SUGGEsTIoN.-We indulge the
belief that the Zapp brigade could be
very proftably employed for a few
hours to-day in cleaning the crossings
on Main Street. If the whole of
Main Street from First to Water
was thoroughly scraped, it would be
of great advantage to those passing
along it. The condition of Water
Street is irremediable until the wealth
er changes and the sunshine does its
work. 1t is, really, almost impossible.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM VINCENNEs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-08

stead had been improperly listed, and
which had been sold without her know
ledge, was few days ago compelled
to pay $50 to redeem it from the harry
who had purchased it, and who re-
fused to abate jot of what the law
allows him for its redemption.
An examination of the tax dupii-
Gates of the county and the city will
show hundreds of pieces of property
some of them highly valuable, listed
to unknown owners" One of these
that now occurs to US is situated on
the corner of First and Sycamore
Streets, the. owners of which are
known, we presume, to everybody ex-
cept the Assessors.
There are, we are told, class of
men in the city banded together, who
make it a business to acquaint them
selves thoroughly with the titles of
property thus listed, and buy them for
taxes, then acquaint the owners with
the fact, and demand the so per cent
penalty for redemption, thus making
good thing of it. Most Of these
cases, we presume are the fault of the
owners themselves, who neglect to
make up proper schedule as the law
requires, while others occur through
ignoranc on the part Of the owner,
or carelessness on the part of the AS
SCISSOR. We give these hints for the
benefit of owners of property, and
hope they will profit thereby.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-08

---se.s Fancy Groceries!
lust RECEIVED NEW LAYER
shalslns, New Figs, Pea Nuts, Pecans
E ritDS' Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Dates,
wholesale or retail. at 0'o' AoA S~ie'
febS5 VICKERY BROS, rs Main st.
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Paper, Cards, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-30
The General Assembly.

The General Assembly of Virginia adj
iourned yesterday evening. Both Houses
cleared off their calendars. A vast amount
Of business has been transacted during the
session. Some of it is very important
but an extraordinary amount of local and
private bills have been disposed of. 1t is
surprising that at such time there should
have been such volume of this sort OF
legislation. Itmay be indicative of the &C.
tiyity and enterprise which is to be dis.
played a. soon as the State is reconstructed
and confidence is restored. Let us hope
that it is.
There never was a session Of the Gene
raj Assembly in which there was more o
good feeling amongst members. The sense
of public duty and devotion to business 81
clearly exhibited reflects the highest ere
dit on the body. A large portion of it
members are disfranchised +; but they retire
with honor.
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The process of the inevitable recon
struction under the acts of Congress
quietly going on, in preparatory way
through the indisputablc and steady ali
thority of the Military Government. Il
this State that government is as unostcnta
tious and as considerable and kind as eve
military rule was known TO be. 1t coult
not be more so.
We have but one thing to fear, and thai
is the bad effect of the agitation, with the
view of controlling the colored votes, gotten
ND by few ultra and unprincipled white
men who are cSsaying 10 prejudice the
minds of the negroes against the white
neople-or "rcbclS," Is they are called.
The colorcd people are warned not TO side
with them in any event. II these counSelS
prevail. infinite harm must follow in the
disturbance Of the social order and the
industry of the South.
Will they prevail We think not.
The southern white people are every
where showing their ready acQuicscence
in the new order of things which
makes the colorcd people their equals
before the law. This must take away
all ground for clamor and complaint ;
and those who would miSlead the CO.
lored people must be driven to gather
their arguments from the paSt-rather a
dangerous resort, since the record OF the
South on the matter of slavery anu the
black man compares we'll with that OF the
North. But all rights being accorded by
the law. and concurred in by the white
pcoplc in all their relations to the blacks,
the warfare that is waged on the past must
break down. The interests OF both races
will demand that it cease, and compel 1t
TO be discontinued. The blacks are here,
and here TO stay; and they are too practl-
cal and too sensible to be willing TO make
their homes miserable and their prospects
diScouraging by separating themSclvestrom
their friends and neighborS, and becoming
enemies TO their interests. The larger
towns may have in some excess the ele-
ment of discord, but it will not prevail in
the purer, Quicter, and healthier atmoS-
phcre of the rural districts. We say the
colorcd voters are not going to divide of
from the whites. Their interests, motives,
and feelings, will be too sympathetic and
reciprocal for that.
Still, the colored vote is bait for parti-
sans, who will move heaven and earth to
control ii. Let it be the policy of the
great body of the people to devote their
influence to the great business of recon-
struction-to endeavor to harmonic the
community by discouraging agitation and
division--to avoid denunciation OF any
body, and TO receive the cooperation OF
all, and to cooperate with any who are for
the steady and earnest prosecution OF the
work of reconstruction fully under the acts
of Congress.
1t is no time for disputation-no time
for wrangling. 1t is the time TO restore Inc
State to order and pave the way for the
restoration of its prosperity. The prostra,
ton and poverty that surround US iorDio
wransling, while they afford the mos'
nowerfr, inducement to better our condl,
ton by the early reconstruction Of Vir'
rinia into State.
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EXTRA SESSION.
MONDAY, April %, 1867.
SENATE,


The Senate met at II NJ, Lieutenant
Governor CONFER in the chair. No minis
ter present.
LYSCHBURG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr.. KEEN, under a suspen-
sion of the rules, it was resolved that the
rules be suspended; when the Senate bill
amendatory of the bill Incorporating the
above road was taken up and passed.
REPOSITORIES OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
House bill making certain designated
banks in the city of Richmond deposito-
ries of public money was taken up, when
Mr.. ROBINSON offered substitute for the
bill.
The bill and substitute occasioned very
lengthy discussion, in which Messrs. KEEN,
ROBINSON, MITCHELL, OULD, and McRAE
participated. The substitute being re-
.jected-ayes, 2; noes, 10
Mr.. ROBINSON moved to AIMED the bill by
inserting the National Exchange Bank at
Norfolk, and gave reasons why it ought to
be adopted.
Mr.. KEEN moved to amend the amend
ment by inserting the First National Bank
of the town of Danville.
McssrS. LEE and GRAY proposed 10 add
the National Banks OF Fredericksburg and
Rockingham.
The CHAIR ruled the last two amend
mentS out OF order.
The vote being taken upon Mr.. ROBIN
SONS amendment, it was lost. The bill
then passed, and, on motion, communica-
ted through Mr.. OULD 10 the House of De-
legateS.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill for the relief of John N Hill
OF Rockingham county.
House bill TO amend the charter of tho
Arlington Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
House bill to provide for the payment of
interest on certain State bonds past due
House bill providing for the payment Of
interest on certain State bonds.
House bill for the relief OF Charles ii
MoSeley and others, Of Halifax.
tsiouse bill for the relief of John w.
Ransom, Of Gloucester county.
House bill concerning the allowances of
clerks, sheriils, and sergeants.
House bill incorporating the Farmers
banking and Insurance Company Of the
county Of Buckingham.
p.tn puse bill TO authorize the Board of
1"'ic works to sell TO the Richmond and
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VACANT LOTS, on THE BUCHAN-

Y AN SPRING PROPERTY. FOR SALE - an
authorized by several 81 the owners Of these ....
fronting forty feet on north side Of Clay aui tory
feet on south side Of Leigh street. running back
2!O feet 10 4 twenty foot alley 10 sell a. very =
prices. By a late act II the General Assembly ~
Virginia these lots gre now embraced IN the cor
porate hints Of the city but thi, year ara rNrUt.
from city taxes. This Is one ludGCemsnt g. 10 .-
who desire To Purchase another L., tha, The 'Ey
Railway Companys cars are now running hF
Broad street 10 Brook avenue, ana may soor Do ~
tended west Of that point, which VIII atufi TIE
cit Eens In that part Of the town very great e#H-
venience as well a. cheap house rent Apply 10
GEOkUE d. FisHkH,
at Messrs. Williams, Garrett & ti-hrr'r,
ap l2-Jtawts 40. 1906 franklin street
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rrRUSTEE,S SAFE OLE REAL lbs

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Els
| STATE IN THE TOWN or sC0TTsvILEg,
POwHATAN COUNTY, At AUCTloS.-By vir
the of a deed Of trust executed by K. q Mooby to
the subscriber as trustee, dated March y 1863, and
thereto requested / shalt sell At auction A. Pow
hatan Court ouse on THURSDAY the % Of May,
that being the first day of the Circuit Court for
said county at IL O'Clock NJ. the property con.
veyed by said deed, being LOTS Nos. IL, 10, and
90 in the plan OF the town OF sco'sNille, contain
ing over Two acres OF ground, with dwelling
aud other buildings thereon.
Terms Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
sale and to discharge debt for sisi Is with inte
rsst thereon from March T. 1888 as TO the ba lance
upon terms TO be made known a. the time Of sale
GUsrANUS HOFFBAUER,
ap &c 4 to Nav Trustee.
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FUNERAL NoTIcR.-The funeral of Mrs SARAH
WARRELL, widow of the late James Warrell, oil
this ciiv. viii take place TO-DAY AT II O'Clock l.
NJ , from 81 Paul's church. The friends and r~la-
tives of the family are invited TO attend without
further notice..
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By Z. A. J. Clopton,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer, NO. IL I"eiitn
street. near Franklin.

1--WE EAUTI U l. BuiLDI ING
i LoTs ON UNION HILL, n IN TIE MI. CptSS b !
~ a.nAuSs DIylsIOE, FOR SALE AT AUG.
rios II will sal at auction on ,as pasmiss5 on
TUESDAY the Ii day OF april i0''' at ocio'h
> N the following real estate ON, .,,o
Three beautiful BUILDING LOTS on west sias
of twenty nth between 0and streets irohu ~,
70 feet Twenty fifth street ana running o"'A 90
feet; ,r,,pr-c lot an tba aast aide
- Twantv. fourth between o and streets, 'front.'.
81 ~, 10 seai inches on Twenty fourth and 81 Zee
inches on Byrd street, and rnnning back l32 teet
'Ine beautiful triangular LOT. OF front OF iaI
f.a, inches on the east side OF Byrd street, run.
ming back a good depth.
plat OF the above described properly can be
These lots are regarded as desirable for persons
Of limited means for private dwell ngs, being the
highest location on Twenty Il tth street.
The taxes for 1887 to be paid by the purchaser
To he sold WITHOUT RESERVE.
TsRas: Accommodating. and made known al
sale. t. a. j. Cbof lON,
ap 26--tds Auctioneer.
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

NER'S SALEOF FARM,
" WITH GOOD BULLDOGS. IN LOWER END
OF HENRlCO COUNTY.-By virtue Of decree Of
the County Court Of Henric) pronounced on the
lst day OF April, 1857, in the suit Of Hobson and
others IS. lrby and others, will sell at public
auction on MONDAY the 9Th day Of May 1881, At
Henrico County court house, that being court day,
the TRACT OF LAND OF which Elizabeth lrby
died seized and possessed about nine miles below
the city Of Richmond, near the Williamsburg
stage road, within two miles OF Meadow station,
on the York River railroad, containing TWO
HUNDRED AID SEVEN ACRES, At least ole.
h4!f in woods the balance ready for cultivation.
The improvement are good, consisting OF fRAM
DWELLING with four large rooms and pa'sage,
two brick n unsys, good frame kitchen, smoke
house barn and stable, and good water and fspc
Ing. adjoining the lands Of L. GdthrSht and
others
Terms: Ore-third cash balance in equal in
stalments with interest added on a credit Of six
and twelve months, the purchaser executing ne
gotabe notes, and title retained until fully paid
and conveyance directed by the court.
john y. DAVIS, Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LIE 0oDDIS, AuctiOneers.
ap l9-eodt N"theudtd
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By Harrison, Goidin i Apperson, Auctlonesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
DFAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY-TM.

BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLG-IM-
ID PROVED FARM. OF SIXTY-sEvEN ACRES,
lOS THE WILLIAMSBURG TURaPlkE, TWO
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-Ai
the request of Joseph J. White, Eel, who Is tn
treaty for larger farm,l we otter for sale tho very
beautiful and productive FARM on which lie now
resides, located as above, adjoining the lands a.
Messrs. John Poe. T w HoGnnigsr, &c, con.
tanning sIXTY-sENES ACRES: nearly all ~
state OF cultivation. IL ha. on II an exc-iIrh,
young orchard Of apples and peaches Of superior
varieties, with strawberry beds, &c. The I'M
provements cor sist OF an excellent dwelling con.
tanning five rooms, an office with two rooms, 30,
kitchen quarters. smoke house, and new stable
and corn. house combined.
The place Is very healthy, the neighborhoai
good. and the turnpike leading Ia II equal h. tha
best In the county With some ontlay THIS car ba
made one amongst the most beautiful, attractive
and profitable farms contgG0u. 10 Richmond.
Possession iif reqnired) given Tn short time.
Price and terms T-asO uahfe. Apply Ia
HARRISON, GoDDlS hPPERSoS,
ap 27-3t AuctiUueeTs, 81.
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By Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
By A. Y. Stokes & Co., Auctioneers,
Corner Of Fifteenth and Cary streets.

ByA. Y. Stokes & Co., Auctioneers,
Corner Of Fifteenth and Cary streets.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SAIE.-Will
| be sold by order of the Court Of Hastings for
the city OF Richmond, on WEDNESDAY,, May /,
1867 at 10 clock A. VI ut the store on Main street
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, lately
occupied by A. Wolf, the following property, TO
wit:
Q barrels WHISKY,
$50 sacks SALT,
II part barrels LIQUORS,
hogshcad SUGAR,
part barrels SUGAR,
so boxes SOAP,
SO boxes CANDLES,
Il dozen BROrNS,
j. dozen WOODEN BUCKETS,
pair PLATFORM SALES,
ICON SAFE.
WINES, CORDIALS,
VINEGAR,
STARCH.
ba.s COFFEE.
and many other articles usually found In hrst-
class grocery store and at the same time AID place
| VIII proceed TO sell the UNEXPlRED LEASE
Of the above mentioned STORE, to satisfy an at
tachment in my hands in favor OF ". ID. Shurtz
against A. Wolf.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under $50, cash all
sums of $50 and over, sixty DAYS credit for nego-
table notes. satisfactorily endorsed.
A K CRUMP, II. c. G. K.
Sale conducted by A. Y. STOKES Co. apes
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ATOTICE.-The stockholders in this
IN Bank ar. hereby notified that the fret install
ment OF one d. liar per share Is now due and pay
able during this month up 10 the let day OF May
and will be received IN such sums may be- con-
yeuieri.
The books FOR subscription 10 the remainder of
stock Will remain open Cntil the lstof May.
,HE :. BOlsSlkUX, PresIient
WV. L. ALLEN, Cashier. ap Its
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

VERY VALU A r LIE FARM OF
EINETY-FOuR ACRES, ON THE JAMES
RIVER CANAL, TWO MILES WEST OF THE
CITY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-on FRIDAY
the Sd day Of May. commencing at S O'Clock I. NJ
we will sell upon the premises the beautiful little
FARM formerly owned by b. w. Haxall, Esq
situated on the James River canal. about two miles
west of the city adjoining the lands of J. 7. SUIT
ton, Jr., p. VI Tabb, and others.
There are NINETY. FOUR ACRES OF LAND
naturally Of the best soil, and II has been highly
improved so that there are few II any farms more
productive than this.
The buildings ara extensive, embracing an
OyERSEER'S HOUSE and LABORERS' COT
TAGES, and an excellent BARN, and the whole
place IA well enclosed with a new plank fence.
There are also very hourshing peach and apple
orchards.
GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ap26 Auctoneers.
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SHIPPING.

NOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
II AND BOSTON. -POWHATANg x01 =,
WEEKLY LINE Leaves Rich mond sz12ZEzE-H:
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY The steamer
STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain THos. TRAvEks,
received up 10 Z. VI TUESDAY. This steamer
has splendid saloons. state rooms. and passenger
accommodation Passage ttnc.ndirs medl-l, -
state roc ms, IL. For freight or passage apply to
D. y w. CURKlL, Agents.
Office at Charles 7. Workman Co.'S, fifteenth
s,ra.t ap 3U-2t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneer,,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE + A r M OF FIFTY
Y SEVEN AND THREE.QuARTER ACRES, on
THE YORK RIVER kAlLROAD, hBoUT ONE
MILE FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND We
are authorized to ell the above FARM, now owned
by Mr. Christian Lebrr. There are on the place
A small DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE, &c, three
good ICE HOUSES and POM adjacent.
stream OF water having 4 fail u twenty feet
runs through tho place, on which mill, d!sti.'
lery. or mandatory, coGld be erected
About forty acres OF the above are cleared tha
balance in wood Apply to G. LgBEK, or
HARRISON, G0DDIN / APPERsON,
p27-3t Real Estaie Agents.
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STOCK REQUISITIONS.

OFFICE OF THE +" CITY BASK,'t
April -, lso1. !
ry'HF SECOND RFQCISlTION OF
| ONE DuLL4. per share will be due and pay
able on or bel, 70 III 9Th Of May, proxlmo. Non
payments III tLa. date subject 10 a fine Of twenty
A'' J. ii. CLAIBORNE, President
/ R ALIEN Carhi.r ap ?9--6t
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EAKM FOR sALE-A EARN. col

Il tanning ios acres OF good land, lying In Orange
county, Va has good dwelling, barn, tobacco
house, stable and corn house, will Do sold low ~
exchanged for city property. Apply to
II. WALL TUNER, No. 20 Thirteenth stree.
an 25-t. Richmond. -.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

DdhAcIs, DEOhsEs, anu hsal CSbdte ascutS'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
~ LUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND
TWENTY FIRST STREETS. AND ALSO ON THE
WEST LINE OF TWENTY FIRST BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS.-As Commi -sioner
Of the Hastings Court Of the city OF Richmond,
acting undar decree pronounced by the Judge
thereof on the 18th of April, 1867. in the case OF
Huffman and wife rs Curoti, &c, shall proceed
to sell at pnbic auction. the premises, on Fhl
DAY. May Sd, 1851, At half-past o clock L. VI :,
the REAL ESTATE referred 10 in the platntih :
bill, belonging to the heirs of the late Joseph A.
Curotti, consisting Of 4 LOT, with Il valuable
TAREE-sTORY TENEMENT thereon, located on
the south side OF Main near to Twenty first street.
and now occupied BY good tenant a; fair rental.
Also, the VACANT Lot near thereto, fronting
30. feet on said south side OF Main street. running
back about So feet.
Ais, the LOT in rear OF the above, fronting so
feet on the west line of Twenty first street, run
ming back about sixty feet more or less plat Of
which will be exhibited at tho hour of sale.
TERMS: one third cash balance At six, twelve.
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained until all the purchase
money il paid and conveyance ordered by the
court The taxes ard insurance for this year TO be
paid by the purchasers.
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
The above real estate was sold on Monday the
22d April 1857 but the purchasers having failed to
comply with the terms Of sale, ii Will DO resold as
above at tn eir risk and cost. -
BRADLEY T JOHNSON,
apr Commissioner.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF

TUDICIA l. SALE OF BONDS OF
- THE CHESAPFAKE AND ONO CANAL
CONPANY.-The undersigned commissioner Il
the Circuit Court Of alexandria county. by vr'n4
of a decree Of that court rendered At III" sprclat
term In February 1857, in the case Of tha Bosri 4
Public Works Of Virginia against >sltsn, N..lsr,
4 Co, II at., defendants will. At u o'clock ~
THURSDAY the 3oth day Of May, 1897, before -
front door Of the court house Of that county, ctr
and sell A. auction to the highest bidder A iar.s
amount Of the bonds of IN. Chesapeake sut ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following 10
wit:
parcel Of I've bonds. known as SPECIAL RaSTs,
Nos 1913 toi 525 52s and SGT for tlia 900, ranging
I'm par value from 80. 900 70 $4,000: Also,
A parcel known IA PKEFBKKED Bo>Ds, for
Sl3, 500.
TEAMS OF SALE: Cash for - 900: the residue for
well endorsed negotiable note or notes a six
months, hearing interest.
JAMES NELSON, )c,r,,,i..f.,ar.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH 30 t30M