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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-22
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A GREAT BARGAIN!

The subscriber will sell his farm very
cheap! 1t Is situated i'll Winncshcik coun-
tv, on the Rail Road six miles from Cresco
ten miles from Counovcr. five miles from
New Oregon and fifteen miles from De-
corah. There are , brooks running through
the farm and ten never falling springs and
timber sufficient on the premises for the
uses of the farm. 1t is we'll calculated for
stock and grain raising, having 400 acres
fenced, $50 Of which is under cultivation.
and 80 acres with a spring on ii is enclosed
with post and rail fence for a pasture.
There are two good wells, three log houses
and a new frame house situated on the
military road. The farm contains $50
acres in all, lying in ono tract, and will he
sold in lots to suit purchasers. il c"n be
divided into so acre lots and have living
water on each lot. There is also a school
house i'll the immediate vicinity For PAP
ticulars inquire Of
n9tl3l JOHN WHOLEHAN.
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New Books.

Joseph III. and his Court. An historical
novel. BY l.. MUHLBAcH, author OF
Frederick the Great and his Court
SC. New York: D. APPLETON & Go.
This new work of Mrs. NUHLBACH has
been received with sincere welcome by
the literary world. Her preceding works
had gained her an extensive reputation,
and her readers looked with interest for
further productions from her pen. From
q slight reading of the book referred to in
this notice, we are sure it is altogether
worthy of her previously established fame.
From the publishers, through WooDHoUsE
s. PARHAM.
The French Manual. A new, simple, con-
else, &C., methodof acquiring the French
language. By ALFRED HEyET. New
York D. APPLETON & Co.
A work displaying great deal Of labor.
1t contains a dictionary of some 10000
words, g IL L-s- /.
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AQUEER PRoPosAL.-Mr. Speaker BALD
WIN, of the House of Delegates, has re-
ceived a pamphlet from one HENRY B.
BLACKWELL, of New York, who proposes,
as a summary method of outwitting the
Radicals, that the southern States shall
confer the right of suffrage upon women,
black and white. He shows clearly that
we have now two white voters to one black
assuming that all free males twenty-one
years old vote), and that if his proposition
be adopted we shall have-perhaps the
reader expects a different proportion-just
two to one! The fellow is evidently
simpleton. He says:
"By extending suffrage to your (srhte)
,oomen also, your Legislatures can settle
the whole controversy, revolutionlze poll:
tics, give a death blow to sectionalism, and
lead the parties of the whole country, as in
the days of Jefferson.
"Very respectfully yours,
"HENRY B. BLACKWELL"
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctionesrs'
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VALU-
BILE FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY CALLED
Laurel GROVE, NEAR To ATLEBs sTATioN
CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND foRTl
| AND ~ONE-FOURTH ACRES.-As trustee In GER
tain deed OF trust executed by Mr.. James al Car
ter, dated 4h October, 1882, duly recorded In han
over County Court, ! shall, ip execution thereof,
and BY direction OF the creditor thereby secured,
sell al public auction, on the premises, on WE'D,
fair, II not, the first fair day thereafter. that
VALUABLE FARM located as above, on when
said Carter now Ie.ides, containing THREE HgS-
DRIED AND FORTY ANDSONE-FOURTH ACHES,
Of which about two-thirds are open land OF NM
| heart balance heavily covered with original ana
secondary growth. On the place there Is com
Portable dwelling and the usual ont. buildings.
TERMS Enough In cash to defrsy expenses OF
sale and to pay of and discharge four ponds
amounting to 1851 so, with interest from ioth Dep
tembeI, 1892, subject to q credit OF Y GOO paid -
1853 and the surplus, IL any, on such terms as ths
said Carter may prescribe and direct. The taxes
for this year to be paid by the purchaser
p. s.-Although the trustee, In selling the fore,
going real estate, will be governed by the terms oi
The deed, yet we are authorized 10 say that te
creditor $50 far as the debt due to himl viii accrpi,
In lieu Of those prescribed by the deed OF trust,
one fourth cash, balance at four, eight, and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
HARRISON, GoDDIs & APPERsoN,
"a % Auctioneers.
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THE MECHANICS LIEN BILL for this city
was passed yesterday by the House of
Delegates with two amendments, which
will no doubt be %concurred in by the
Senate. The entire bill, as amended, is
published in the local department Of the
Dispatch this morning.
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WHAT NEXT 1.-The National Repu5ltcc

WHAT NExT?-The National Republican
1.-THE Presidents organ) Of yesterday has
two editorials evidently authorized by
BEAST BUTLER himself. One denying that
BUTLER wrote the letter to BRICK POME-
ROY which the latter recently published as
genuine, and the other denying the story
which connects BUTLER with a proposal to
impeach General GRANT.
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By Regnsu!t l. Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRA-
ET0R's SALE OF ~BXCELLBNT HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE KOBE
der Of the executor and administrator, We will
sell at The late residence Of Mrs. Loftin n. BI!ett,
on Main street between Second and Third. FIJI.
DAY MORNING, sth instant, commencing at 10
o'clock, the effects of personal property belonging
to said estate, embracing IN part
WARDROBkS, CABIN ETS,
SOFAS, LOUNGE, SlDEBOAR Ds,
CHAIRS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
BEDS, MATTRESSES,
MAHOGANY BOOK CASE,
CuRHTrssiNs. wAsHsTANDs,
EXTENSION FABLES;
One superior PIANO FORTE, 7 octave, Rose
wood case
Large variety of very valuable BOOKS;
COOKING STOVE and FIXTURES, sc.
fe 4-5t REGNAULT 4 CO, Auctioneers.
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SENATOR PATTERSON REQUESTED TO Re-
SIGMA resolution was introduced into
the Senate on January 80, and referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations, re-
questing Judge Patterson, United States
Senator, to resign. The preamble recites
his shameful betrayal Of the loyal Union
men who gave him their confidence ard
their votes. 1t is thought that the resolu-
ton viii pass the House by a large majo-
rity.
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UCTIOf In
By He8Dsult 4C4.. Auctionsen,
Main sssst bstwssn Eighth and Ninth.
kbMtN18FRATWx ks SALE OF
* H0YbyHoLn AR FI5gHFTHR SPFssEEofp Fl
~ HANDS on THE HIGH CONSTABLE q
TTEKR St didJopSS on CoNaf0ShE .yin shfai
.ncs 10 the above, We win sell at our store TUEs
nay N0RNIHa ihs 9Th instant. commanding =
NS%.HHSSss44ssEE wsysEkbsasss. 9...
5kNSYIisps 1SSSrTAss RspsrxADs'
q TTAAHHooSSiiM bfifNfNs and CARD TABLES,
ns MIHO0AHY ana OAK SlDkBOAHDS,
PINE WARDR0BRS,.- + IHst E.lr t
gNANgLeD LOUNGES,
MiHO0ANY SOFAS,
prTRATHfH BED6,
.tHAIR, and SHUCK MATTREsSES, r
FEATHER BOOSTERS and PILLOWS,
WALNUT CABINETS.
CARPETS,
WASHsTANDs,
1 HACK and 2 HORSES,
OFFICE, PARLoR. and COOKING STOVES.
The Hack, Horses, and Harness Will be SOFA u
front of our store at hall. past II o'clock precisely
fed REGNAULT u co, Auctioneers.
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IMPORTATION FROM CHINA To r.yycu
BuRd.-Mr. Richard Pollard, of this CITY.
wlii receive about the LIST Of March q cargo
OF merchandise imported by him direct
from China, of which country he was a re-
sident several years.-Lynchbwg Virgil
nian.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, AuetioneersI
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
i LAND In .HENRIC0 COUNTY, g0u
THEE I MILIS BELOW THE G R1i o = h iIa.
Pursuant to the provisions OF deed OF
trust duly executed by Benjamin Y. Dickinson
Comfy Court. / will proceed 10 sell at public aue.
ZION, on the premises, on THURSDAY the lib q
February, 1907, at IL o'clock NJ, the TkACT W
LAND therein MENTIONED, called ldiewi,d,
situated three miles below Richmond on the Cen
trail or Darbytown road. containing 2Ost AChES,
with a good dwelling house and other necesssty
Dickinson. ~
TERMS Cash as to the sum Of $i,4ls sS. together
with expenses Of executing this trust on credit
until 10th September, 1857. as TO the sum OF sszi ~,
with interest from 18th september, 1870 ana as 70
the residue, on such terms as the Debtor may pre-.
scribe, or In his. absence, then as the trustee may
make known 1t the hour Of sale.
The taxes for this year to be paid oy me paf'
chaser. JOHN o. CAnhlE' llnn
Sale to be conducted by HARRISON, GoppisS
APPERsON.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL,
Y ING, ONTHE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE Ii OLD MARKET. FOR SALE At
Eacho. attorney in fact for Andrew Cozzolino, we
shall sell at auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY the 7th OF February, 1885,, at !o,cloek ?; n.
that desirable three story BRICK
located az above, now In the occupancy Of Mr..
William !. HARDWOOD atthe annual rent Of 81. 200.
The lot has i front Of ~ feet and 4 depth OF lie
feet to Pine alley. The location of this property
Immediately in front Of the Market, where bust.
ness Is good should attract the attention OF CAPT.
talists and others.
Terms One-fourth cash, balance at 3. 8, and Q
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by a trust deed. The taxes and insurance
for this We ar to he paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, G0DDIN il APPERSoN,
fesi Auctioneera.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By !. B. Cook, Auctionecr,
g. Cornar Governor and franklin streets.

81 Corner Governor and franklin streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
II DRY GOODS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIANO. STORE FIXTURES, &c, At AUCTION
At the request OF E. Y. Cannon, ESQ, trustee,
win procsedto sell, on RSDAY, It'll instant
AT 10 O'clock, at the store Of Mr. William X. Polk,
corner of Sixth and Broad streets, all OF his stock OF
DRY GOODS,
EH NOTIONS,
TRIMMINGS,
FURNiSHiNG GOODS, &c.
Tho stock comprises q varied assortment OF 81
iLECT GOODS TO which the attention OF the pub
lie is particularly requested.
ALSO,
/ ,plendid SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, IN ROSE
WOOD CASE, made by Hsllett 4 Davis, Bos-
! soIid SILVER TEA SIT, complete
/ double -cassd CHRoN0MBTER GOLD WATCH.
Es.r frl. ALSO,
An assortment OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE. ,,ro
Part OF the FIXTURES Of said store, including
ONB HERRING'S FIRE-PRO0F SAFE,
After the sale of the stock, the UNEArlhsD
LEASE Of said store will be sold to the hisnes'
bidder. npv
GOODS after which the other goods Will ne sod
TERMS: All sums under 800, cash over ina
amount. made known on day OF sale.
fsS L. b. COOK, Aucttoneer.
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THE HOMESTEAD BILL was under dis.
eraai'n in the House Of Delegates yester-
dal,, Soc proceedings.
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The taxes for This year TO be paid by the pur-
R R6sE 4 3 yld RnEsLd5ARp' Trustees.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i MILL AND FIFTY ACRES or LAND
trustee in a deed from william Gilman ] shall, BY
consent OF the parties, sell At public auction, on
ruary, 1867, the valuable MILL and FIFTY III
OF LAND OF which the said William Gilman died
eleven miles from Richmond, on the Stage road 70
Tappahannock.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold the
said Gilman. i.
TsRNs: Liberal, and made known on the day Of
sale. ia l2-tdsl &c. M0NCURE, Trustee.
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MARRIED.

ham, by the Rev. John s. Hansbrough, Dr.. LEWIS
G. RANDOLPH, Of Albenarls, TO LOUISA, dauSh.
ter Of Robert T. Hubbard. 81
On the sth Of January. 1851. at Patrick Court
house, Va. by the Rev. B. A. Davis Captain J.
THOMAS CLARKE. Clerk OF the Circuit Court: TO
Miss MATTE, daughter Of Colonel Crawford Tur-
ner, deceased, OF Patrick county, va.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Worth wsst corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY HANDSOME BRICK COT
Y TAGE RESIDENCE, ON THE SOUTH sIDE
OF CLAY BETwEEN SECOND AND THIRD
GAMBLE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION:
We will sell at suction, on the premises, on TUES.
DAY the 5th day of February, a. half;gast
o'clock p. M, the very handsome BE.
SIDENCB located az above described: The lot
fronts 90 feet on Clay street and runs back about
90 feet. The dwelling 10 nearly new, containing
a two.story brick kitchen, with two rooms de
,tached from the main building, and the necessary
ont. houses in good repair. This 10 . very dssira-
Terms 0na-third cash the balance at four
and eight months, for negotiablesnotes, interest,"
added. secured by q trust deed. ine taxes iof
1867 to be paid by the purchaser.
Ia 20 GRUBBs GWILLIAMs, Auctioneers.
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SHIPPING.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-NAVIGA-
J. TON R~EsUMED;-The steam A
ship SARATOGA, of the New rk@~
and Virginia Steamship Company Nie4kS
Line, will leave New York on
NESDA the 9Th instant, at , o'clock r. M IoI
Richmond. sffording those desiring 1t an oppor'
tunity 10 order goods by her
fe at GARRET r. WATsoS.
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 400 4.lo

TRUSTEES SALE OF 400 4.l0
l. ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBEREp LAND
IN HENRIC0 COUNTY ABOUT TEN Mills
WEST OF RICHMOND, BETWEEN THB DEEP
RUN ROAD AND THE fHREE-CHoPPBD Road.
Az trustees In a certain deed OF trust made by D.
w. Green and Julia A., his wife, dated 18th SEP.
TENDER, 1855, duly recorded in. HeDrico county
Court, we shall, In execution thereof, at the re-
quest Of the benenciaries In the said deed, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 18th February, 1851, at IL o'clock
M. IN fair, II not, the frst day thsreafter, that
valuable TRACT OF LAND located as above, con-
tanning 400 4.lo ACRES, according TO recent sur
vey. The said land Is heavily covered with supe-
rior wood and timber, and by reason thereof Is re-
gardsd OF peculiar value.
: TERMS: Enough In cash TO defrsy expenses OF
sale and 10 pay of and discharge all Of the notes
referred to in said deed which have INSURED,
amounting to 81 ,ot2. az; on a credit az to f2,7so,St
until the LIST July. 1857 and as 10 any surplus
which may arise from said sale on sucb terms As
the said Green may prescribe and direct or on his
failure TO give any directions, then on such terms
as the said trustees may announce At the time OF
sale.
As the said land adioins the land OF Mr. John
w. Alley, persons attending the sale Will please
meet the trustees At the residence OF said Alley,
and accompany them and the auctioneer to the
spot on the premises selected for the sale TO come
of. .. go
chaser. ROBERT 8. POLLARD, rr,us
taA JOHN b. YOUNG.
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DEL,

In Hanover county, Of an accidental gunsho!
wound, THEuBOLD N. FINNEY, aged ssSenieen
years the youngest SON Of the late seward Tin.
nrv, Of this city. ~ 4 !
hi. relatives aud friends Of the family. are r.
aussted 10 attend his funeral at So. Patriek's
church., on Twenty-hfth street, THIS Tuesday
MORNING at IL O'Clock. Pf l
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TWENTY IVE-HORSE POWER
RNGINE AND sAw-MILL, complete;
WAGONS. 2 OX-CARTs. and 2 CARRY-LO6s,
log. CHAINS, etc, u MULES and their HAIR
II miles from the James river at a good wharf.
The purchaser can purchase alta moderate price
a very large quantity of TIMBER on the stump In
the Immediate vicinity Of the mill where IL is now
-" GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
fe Pat Real Estate Agents.
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THE STATE DEBT.

Mr.. G0oDE moved to postpone the bill to
consolidate the State debt until Monday
next, as there were provisions in the bill
which conficted with the bills for COM
pleting the railroad connections with the
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A CLASS WILL BE ORGANIZED
IA TONIGHT At half past O'clock. in the lee
ture.room of Grace. street Baptist church, for els-
,inentsry training In VOCAL (sacredI MUSIC. AL
persons Interested on the subject are invited 10
attend. srrs. a fess-hA ;
ERESH VENISON,-Sixty>f i've
JIG HAMS and SADDLES Just = sived
fe5 SGT Broad street,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

H0O ACRES OF VERY SUPERIOR
ZUU JAMES RIVER LAND, IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, WITH SMALL DWELLING
HOUSE, FOR SALE PRlVATELY.-We offer for
sale the above LAND one hundred acres cleared
about thirty acres msrsh balance In wood and
timber. 1t has half u mile front on the river, and
adioins the land of william ii. Harrison's estate
Persons wishing 10 examine 1t may do so by call
ing on Mr.. William A. Harrison, who resides on q
portion OF the farm
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
ia AT Real Estate gents.
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nOCKLAND LIME,-i,600 barrels
IL now lsnding, for ssls low from vessel by
~ ...staS. lKx Cary street
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Yss's Z , aIs9?s ] 1ssS $Es Al, "a;
AT AUCTION nws vi, 's,, :. .os,i2n, On TIE
z u o:sicef r., 10 vsiasbis .IfffIk TxkH' Il
sixty four acres. adjoining Mr.. Patterson. ~.
s asssin pwsgG,rs s9S a,t Ssi sys roo ans ann a%p n ,Is ny
cessary out homes. Also, . select orchard Of
choice fruit trees. About thirty.nve acres cleared,
adapted 10 the growth Of early vegetables. r
TiRMs Made known o. the time Of Sole
0RUBB6 q WILLIAMS,
feg Auctionsep.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

| EIFTY BARRELS NORTH CARO-:
I III AND HALIFAX HERRlSGs,
20 barrel. OLD RYE and COMMON wHishi'
200 sacks SALT,
IS easks BREAST BACON,
receiving and for sale BY urrcursox
formerly Duke 4 Hutchsson,
fss Tkrat No. 1895 Main street.
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high CONSTABLE'S 6ALE.-Wm
III be sold on "WEDNESDAY. February .. isn.
at II O'clock a. n In front Of court house door,
sUPBRfoK sfREsT HACK,
CARRIAGE HORSES, and
DOUBLE SET OF ESS,
to satisfy sundry executions In my hands against
SS A. X. CRUMP. n. G.. Q. Z.
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By 0rubbs 4 Williams, Auctionesrs,
North vest corner Main and Eleventh stxeets.

- ny oEubps " hihc8
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh strest.
SMALL BRICK DWELLING, NEAR
- THB CORNER OF CRAFTY Ut. pE.
TER's STREETS. FOR sALgAr AUCTIoN,sws
Will sell ut auction, on the remises, on M!pNks-
Day the 9th OF February. at 81 o'clock ~ the
SNAIL BRICK DWELLING located A above de:
scribed, containing two rooms and Passags' Ana
kitchen with two rooms coal, wood.nouse, &c.
The lot fronts ~ feet and runs back - iest.
TyRxs: One. fourth cash balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
aeN GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
nf Auetioneers.
DENTAL AT AUCTION.-The party
III lately leasing the CORN MILL q the town OF
Manchester having failed to comply with me
terms OF the lease, notice is HEREBY. given, by order
of the Board OF Trustees, that on the srH DAf W
FEBRUARY NEXT the MILL will be leased on
the premises at . O'Clock to the highest bidder. AZ
the risk Of the said lessee. For terms, apply 70
w. /. CLOPTON, attorney at law, corner OF Main
X. II. TALLEY,
Ia sl-sd Secretary Board Of Trustees.
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auetioneer',
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WANTS.

WANTED, a Lady to teach and take
Wv charge OF six or more children. Must be
competent to teach all the English branches. Mu.
sic, French, aud Drawing. References required
b., care Of w. n. Nicholson, Chester Courthouse
South Carolina. u r' "a 4--et
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III WOulu udNC uIliC .JhL. hScie S'put ~
Speaker, to have gone along with me al
Christmas from house to house of their
happy homes, and seen the ,trnppine
young fellows and blooming, rosy-checked
%lassies whirling through all the mazes Gfthr
dance to the merry tunes of "kiss nc
Sweetly" and "Brindle Bull"
Mr.. CRUMP said that if be did not know
that the gentleman from Essex (Mr. GAR
NETT) was incapable Of such n thing, he
should suspect that this substitute was in
tended exclusively for the oppression and
ruin of the debtor class. IL contained the
extraordinary provision that when any
single creditor indicated his willingness to
exempt the homestead, the hundred acres,
and the personal property embraced in this
bill, he may, by the most summary process,
sell the remainder at -fourths OF Its
value, and that value not being one-tenth
of its value before the war.
Mr.. GARNETT explained that the valua-
ton was to be made by three ~freeholders
but not at the market valuation.
Mr.. CRuxp continued. He called the
attention of the champion Of the debtor
class to the name in which he strangled
every man of them. On every execution
standing in the courts the creditor may sell
within ave days every acre Of land SO un.
der execution save the homesteads and
hundred acres attached to each. And at
what valuation? The gentleman said not
at the market valuation. What other va
~luation could be put upon it? How is the
land to be estimated except it be accord.
ing to the money valued If the bill had
provided that it should be according to the
assessed value of 1860, he could have under.
stood it. But without such provision the
appraisers could have no guide but the
present money value of the property.
The gentleman's bill had done more
while it provided this summary process
against the man Of family, who had to strug.
gle hard for the subsistence Of those dc.