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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-13

TEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
a TUTE, 303 TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL.
J.. 5. P.vH.M P3WASMPs; , A; M" NJ" Principals.
NESpAY the ?5th Of September 1867. Able and
fathf fu teachers in all the departments; epecial
attention will be given to PRIMARY sCHoLAhs.
vance: Elementary classes, si0 junior and inter-
mediate clssses. $50; senior class, sso Latin,
$40 French. SIS; music on piano or guitar, sos /;
Ample accommods tions for boarding. pupils.
Por circulars, apply st the bookstores or TO the
D., ncinals ss2-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-13

DURE FRENCH BRANDY, q reliable
4 article. and pure PUhT VINE, for sale for me-
dicaj use. ]. BLAZE. Drnag;st,
sa 10 No s25 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-13

TRUSSES.-A large and well selected
L supply of Improved Trusses. supporters Sand
ages, Shoulder Braces, &c. Just received. Coneeh,
trat ed I've in paper and iron boxes, at reduced
prices Whale Lard: Tanners, Linseed, and Coal
' r. w. POWERS,
90? No. 1905 NJ ain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-13
Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE AIM Is, 1867.
Sun rlses.......... 6.d8 Moon rises. SOC
Sun sets............ s.l2 High tide, T. M. 4oG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-13

Mrs. PELLETS SCH FOR
M Y0uNG LADIES, BROAD STREET BE-
TWgEN TENTH AND RLEVEaTa. The twenty.
fomrtb session " i'll commence OCTOBER and end
JUI,Y |. 1898 Mrs. Pellets system OF instruction
i. thorough and the resI. Ct an sxpsIdisnes; Q, "a
Srsus the study OF hittory and itsraturs si'er
=, have finished their educational course VIII
the: ;ceived, and certificates OF their proncielcy
VIII De- .ksr particulars apply at her residence.
sot s 81 1ui =, HWtsthsep&dtos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-13

WI NINTH AMI CLAi 9AnhhAnb nASaA"'O'
3Pii sGo9lssS e g ssssS5fR,E. Iii, Principals.
ovoupssor PgATHERHAN, Modern Languages.
rbo ,e.t sess,on will begin on MONDAY, Sep
,ember 18th, 1857. and end June soth. 1883.
CuARGYs Same as for last year. faymeht lof
second half sessi Oh In two instalmens
For circulars showing sonrse OF study, dc., ap-
nlv at the bookstores, or to either principal
through post once az - 80
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
CAPT. SHANDN.

eEThr following is Il partial liSt
of lIississippianS pardoned by the
President, as taken from commu-
niration from him to the House OIL
REPRESENTATIVES Oh the 9th InSt'
\ &. Brown, rX-United States
and Confrd rate Scnator-recohl-
mrndcd by the Attorney Geheral
and others: W. 5. Barry, Conteder'
,,n r,embpr of Provisional Congress
recommended 10y the Attorney
General: \. VI. Clayton, member Oh
Confederate Provisional Congress
recommended by Provisional Cover
nor Sharkcy and others; ii. T.
Chambers. Confederate Congressman
recommended 10y Governor Shar
lzrv.U. +. Ellet. Confederate mem
her of Convention; j. q. Frenci,
graduate of West Point and Conie''
crate Brigadicr General y. IL. Iiai
ris Confederate Brigadier General
lanes T. Harrison, member "f 'oil
fedrratr Provisional Congress; ID: "
UumubrpvS. Confederate Brigade
General: Robert Lowry, Coniruer
at. Major General; John j. Mcltae
Confederate Congressman jaime
. Phelan, Confederate Congressman
1 Nv. G. Watson. Confederate Con
P Gresham. were sevcrally parione'
b ON the recommendation of variou
@ parties: J. \. Orr, Confederate Coz
t arrsSman, was pardUned oil the II
r Communication of Major Geners
!. Blair; Colonel Cannon. Provisions
!. Governor SEarkey; Mayor Gen
y smith. W. Yergrr; o. III. Garlan'
u J. VI. Hill and {. kirt' ccht.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
nv TELEGRAPH.

vAs,11NGToN. Jan. PA prom
inent Republican, member OF lne
House, in recent letter, says touch
ing the impeachment: MY own
oninion is, and has been, 1T VIII
omount to nothing. All the reports
that thc judiciary Committee nave
ta,,en evidence bearing hard on the
President, is false. Not II single VII
ness has been examined, and the
committee are proceeding very eau
tiously." #t, o, PAX az
pr;o Cen. II. {. Gillem has been as
signed the command of the military
district of Mississippi.
The Chief Justice of the supreme
CONT has announced to the bar, that
ON the first Monday OF March, inc
court will adjourn to the hrS' MOB
day of April. 7rr IDry IN
The South Carolina Murder Com
mittee has been instructed to INQUIRE
about the whipping of citizens OF TIT
United States in North Carollha
when confined in jail. ,
Hon. T. ID. Holbrook, OF ldaho
+ and ex.Gov. Cumming, of Idaho, ha'
a personal rencontre at WIZARD ;
Yesterday, without serious results
Davis, of Tennessee, who Is con
testing ArneIl's seat, is required
furnish the grounds Oh when I'll
contest is based, within eight DAYS
The secretary of the treasury lii
submitted a report to the nous
which shows the issues OF o-.oS, III
q der the act Of March ), 1901
+ amount to $685. $50.
( Morton has been elected senate
!. from Indiana-Morton IS, Noorhe
!, 81. -s...
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
SPEECH OF HON. R. JOHNSON

The speech of this distinguished
senator from Maryland on the repeal
Of the thirteenth section of the act
of July Il. 1862. the object ot which
repeal was to affect the power OF the
president to make general amnesty,
was one of his greatest efforts. lie
shows that the only power of congress
over the remission of oticnScS Is to re-
peal the statute creating them, not TO
Dardon offenders. That is vested IN
the executive alone by the conStItu,
tion. 1t is within his province to
pardon the single offender either be-
fore or after the conviction. or To
make a general proclamation. vi
the last the courts are bound to take
notice. while of the first they may re-
q ire the Certificate OF the state tie
nartmnnt. The section repealed, there
fore, neither qualities nor limits the
power belonging to the president by
the very terms of the constitution
and its repeal. He quotes from
Hamilton to show that there Is {
marked difference between the au
thority vested in congress and IN tin
president. OF the first, the conStltu
tion saws: An legislative power
herein granted shall I've vested IN cor
gress the United States" Hut OF tn
latter it saw: The executive powe
shall he yr~.ri ita president OF til
E-,ited State. In. first has u
powers not expressly Conferred or Ill
nlied. The second has all eNecutlN
authority not qualified or limited D
the instrument. lie cites the authOl
ity which prevailed in the secedln
but conquered states until such tim
rs the state governments were REQ
rYnized. Martial law might exist I'll
0raafe Jello, when the war actual
RACED. but it is limited in its are
70 the theatre of actual operations.
lie favors trial of some partie
wftle strongly advocating gener
amnesty in order to test two que
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

ORDERED, by the Court that hereafter
" no case on the docket of this Court,
shall be set for a particular day by the clerk
unless there be one or more witnesses IN the
case, for whom subpGnas issue, and unless
at the special request of counsel for the par
ty at whose instance supGnas have issued,
or unless there is mutual agreement De-
tween counsel on both sides OF which Inc
clerk is advised and all other cases STAND LOT
trial in their order on the docket
ORDERED, further, that no case snail De
. set for a day earlier than the second DAY OF
the term, nor later than "Wednesday OF the
second week.
/ ORDERED, further, that the State docket
shall be set for Thursday, of the second
week, of court, and subpGnas for witnesses
issued accordingly. -,
ORDERED, that hereafter neither jurors,
parties, witnesses, nor attorneys shall De
called at the windows Of the court mousse
but must be in the court room, ready 10 an
swer to their names. And that the clerK
publish copy of this order in the newspa'
pers of the city of Canton, for one montf
before the next term of this court ana pre-
sent bill of the cost of said advertisement
at the next term of this court.
A true copy from the minutes oil the Oir
emit Court of Madison county.
Attest: JNO. DAWSON,
Jonoe1 I'm ia. Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

tons: First, the right of seeessl0n !,
and secondly, whether in war I,, o.
such Dimensions as ours o',,''
parties were not placed in the po-
sition of alien enemies A..
He censures strongly the injustice
Of delaying the trial of Mr., jefferson
Davis and makes a powerful "Pp,''
AGAINST the policy of treating the
south as a conquered people co"''''.
sively showing that our true course
Is one Of amnesty and cancellations
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

Governor Foreman, of West IT.
o,;ri, in his message, refers to the
ovcrtures of old Virgin Tor a re-
union and saws that the will OF the
nnonIe of West Virginia in regard to
this proposition, cannot be mlslln !,
stood and the members of Leglsla,,,
fure in rejecting that will, AS well
.ur ,,s,,;no their own convictions and
ind;cations, will promptly reject 1t III
fine most eouivocal and decided terms
and in order to put an emu 70 ILL. thaI
matter. declare that it is the Se' NE.
nurpose of our people that West ' II
ginia shall maintain a separate S'a'e
existence.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

In retiring from copartnership with Mr.
s l. Mosby, the undersigned take this occa-
sion to return their grateful acknowledg
ments to their friends and the public VINO
have favored them with so liberal patron
ACE, and beg leave to commend to their n, IA
variable consideration our late partner, mr.,
Mosby, who they feel satisfied will give fu'l
and entire satisfaction to those who may &c
business with him.
'"''' F.M. BALDWIN.
janice, 81 GEO. HAND1'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
Another CONFEDERATION in vioksburs1

Yersterday moring at o'clock the
alarm of fire was heard and all ' lcks,
burg rose at the dread summons W iii,o
our implacable enemy AGAIN az l.s
terrible work. The fire originated Ill
altemeyer's Confectionery shop VI,
China street, between Mulberry anu
Washington it was q frame nnilolns
and consequently offered small iesis.
lance to the flames, which quickly
enveloped it and extended TO nee
calrs Tin Shop, and other frame
buildings between that and LeVee
street. The large brick dry gooas
store of Messrs. Bodenhelm " 70
next took fire, and for some time us
solid walls offered such resistance
to the devouring element, that hoPes
were entertained that 1t migl'C uc
saved. but the fire slowly made us
inroads upon it, until completely 'he
master of the situation, and strange
to say up to this time not drop vi
. water had been thrown upon 'he
, buildine from the fact 1--WE have SINCE
learned.) that the iron covering ~
| the street cistern could not DC re-
moved. Water was, however, pre-
t cured and the engine put to work
5 but not until Bodenhicm'S store waS
!. mast saving. The store of +. ii
:. Porter & Co. now ignited, then James
l. II. Murray's AID then ID. Garraru )
| all large dry goods stores, ana the1
q are all now in ashes. In the SAM
. line of buildings was Mrs. Martin
: Millinery establishment, which wa
| also consumed.
# Fortunately most of the losses ar
ic insured. We annex the amount c
assurances on each. Bodenhelm
Co.. house and stock, SS5,000;, Mrs
Martin, stock, $4,000; Bigelow, hous'
$4,000: Waltemeyer, house ana sto lCa
$4,000; w. w. Jones, stock, S2,ooo
Mrs, Askew, house, $4,000; Kctga
& Co., house and stock, 5,oon -"
abine. houses and stock, G,O0o j..
GERHARD & Co., stock, 900; MI
Kirkland, house, s., 900; JAS. Murra,
stock 10000; L. II. Porter Y &C
stock $1,000; Moody Y Megge'
. HOUSE, % lS"o'' :;
SO many goods were stolen or l.
iured that it is impossible, at tins WI
ting. to approximate to the loss
parties, as they hardly know thel
selves. ;.s,,
In an article in yesterdays lsS''
written previous to the fire, we war
ed our citizens against an organic
hand of outlaws, whom we are con
dent are in our midst. ....
Our opinion on this subject Is nc
confirmed, and we firmly believe tn
this last sad blow has been dealt
Vicksbmg by incendi'ries,
While the fire was raging yes.
day morning, deliberate attempt
arson was made on the residence
Mrs. DR.. Birchctt, and the diaboii
nrpparations of the inccAdlary w
T. ,,oo found in the building. ~ hole
" in the hall, and into it "A plie OF
most combustible material mad Ut
inserted. The house stands SO
distance from those that were G
sumed. We also heard OF IA SIM
attempt at Mrs. Hawks, some ST
east of Mrs. BIS, in the same sure
PROMPT steps should be take by
means TO ferret ont these Wrctcl
and bring them to the punlslllll
they so richly deserve.
, 4 fair estimate of the total l.
would figure up to about S3oo'oo'
Times 2;d,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
Citation Notice.

To Mrs. Martha A, Nancy WILTON
II. Nancy, John Belt Jr' Yrs. MS
FGnnu d. Bell, d.. =. Parks and WIS.
" A. Parks, D. d. Nancy, Sdit!e
". Nancy Ia minor aud Elsa ID.
Cook, ali Of Franklin, Tennessee ];
d, e Donqlass and Mrs. ". Il.
Douoiass, charles Z. Bo1die dad
S,sSn ". Boddie, all Of Gdllatin,
Tennessee IL. j. Nancy, Of Nood-
burv, Cannon county, Tennessee :;
Ms. Elisabeth u. Bowmdn, ot-Ad$h-
rifle, Tennessee; and ThomG$ n.
Nancy, Of Ner York CITY, \. l1rE'
all non-residents Of the Stale 81 .l'S'
sissippi:
XvOU are hereby cited to appear be
fore the Probate Court of the coun'
~ If Madison, State of Mississippi, on
The Second Monday CT March Next
(Io.h day of March A. D. 1867. y
show cause why the petition OF L. b
Nancy, Administrators of the estate o
William Nancy decd, praying for SALE
of the real estate Of the lntes'aie SHOULD
not be granted, !.
By order Of the Court.
Ed. WARD, Clerk.
A. P. HILL, Solicitor.
. Jau28-6t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26


Sinking of the Platte Vauey-flfty
lives lost The Boat and Cargo total
Loss. =,
Another one Of those terrible
ctnamboat disasters which OF late
wears have made the Mississippi river
4 noted graveyard, occurred IaSteIeh.
in~ III SIGHT of this city. Late last
evening a tugboat started down the
river, having on board number ol
uilots for the purpose OF sounding
the channel. When they reached
fine head of President Island, 'heH
learned of a most heaIt-rendlng acGi-
don't which caused the loss OF the
steamer Platte Valley and the send
inc of fifty lives suddenly INTO eter,-
ity 1t appears that the Platte al.
lev passed this point yesterday M,
ternoon, being heavily loaded ana
With a large number of passengers
both in cabin and OH deck. She was
from Cairo, and bound to New VI
loans. When she reached near tnc
head of the island she struck Tue
wreck OF the Cohle'lci"'0 .I.
jeff. Thompson (Which was SUM
duyinr the naval engagement oppo,
site this city in 1862 and sunk almost
Instantly. After she struck 81,
swunr into the channel and Wen
/ down below her hurricane roof Inc
cabin passengers were at supper IL
fine time. and so quickly did she g
down that many did not have time u
90 on the hurricane roof. One oil w
Messengers told us that 1t was ohl'
: thrre minutes going down. It's sup
nosed that some fifty lives We'e loS'
, but it may he more or less, Tor at III
hour of writing 10 accurate eStiiiial
: could he made. The scene Is deScrl
: bed as IL most heart-rerdln9 one una
' battles description. The tugooa
# brought the survivors up to the eltS
= and most of them took passage on IN
:. Olive Branch, which left there aoou
eleven O'Clock last night. The tlat'
II Valley belonged to the Memphis an
r ST Louis packet company, ana wa
l. valued at about SG0,OO0.-l HemPH
!. appeal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
New Orleans, Jackson e Great
Northern Railroad.

Nav ORLEANS, Jan. "a 1861.
-rn1tc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IA will lie received until FIRST APklll
IXExT, for the LEASE TOR term not exceedlng
thirty vears1 Of that portion Of this Road north
Of Canton. Miss, to the Tennessee river. "a o,s-
80 ~ ,as milrs including all the surveys, gra-
IT,, ,,,sonrv and other work already done WIN
an anpaid subscriptions of stock on that potion
- ,hs Rnad The contractors OF lessee ~ bald
eouip and run the same In conformity WIN .ns
rerniations and tariff OF the Ne" Or!eahs' W"
and Great Northern Railroad.
any farther Information can he obtained on sP
,.,iaation At the Office Of the Company, No. ~ "a
Fnnd.l.t street, New Orleans. 3, --.,.
''"OS'0' q. T. BEAUREGAR ARD, President
Jan96ia
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

rAssistant Surgeon II. T. IIlley,
Chief medical officer of the freedmen ;
I,'',,a,u for Arkansas, and Col. NJ. n.
Hogan, who is filling the same post
tom i'm North Carolina, are both TO
he mustered ont.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
/. THE RED HOUSE"

,,,har. we feel confident our friends and Gus
mars will be well treated as formerly.
n,omn,lv settled by us. These who are 10.
a aab,eI 10 ma are requested to come forward
u.o' aOo and settle their accounts. For the
nrssent. Mr.. F. NJ. Baldwin will be, founo
With Ms. and will be happy to see his ole
frienus' .' b s. l.. MosBY & co.
Canton, Jan. 2lst, 1868. -..---
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
LETTER FROM NEW ORLEANS

The TEST Onth-Artilier' Ill., Gam.
western nj the ST. Char'' na,'., w,-
merciaI News Hoom-l"' I'D .,nrr
men of New Orleans '-He"'''
Poems by L'Eei"ir'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
ruE LATEST NEWS.

Two United States Senators were
o,actel on Wednesday, by the Legs
loture of Kansas-Pomeroy for the
lnn~ form. and L. &. Ross to fill
The National Democratic Associa.
ton ot Washington, favor a National
Convention for the consideration OF
the affairs of the country.
4 dispatch from st. Louis states
that efforts are being made to secure
thc pardon of General Stirling Price
and the restoration Of his Naluaole
plantation. oo,
The Natchez Courier of the 22d an
nominees the death. near that city, OF
Can't. John b, hewitt, an old citizen
and patriot. e,, ood
referring to the removal OF the re-
mains of Gen. Johnston TO Texas
saws it may not be undressing 10
tnow that there is Il tradition III tlle
North that Gen. Johnston was killed
nv \ shot from the 18Th regiment OF
Ohio Volunteers, which was SO long
stationed in this city. The c0mnail-
DAM Oh t .lu l IoStT'I If can Johnston
ing but the 9 it, VI r o r. victory,
turned 'le l'ot VI , Law t :" his rerimoHt
and taxes Hre"I S .ta,S.o " '>
from tlt ci i.l,'t<n RuUetju saws,
Inc van ' .Siot' r,n,t has been in
Since me l'lS iIl,., I n,"n n,,o hundred
SESSION llleit ''1N L., ~" .I,a C,,,nd Jur,
clNeS pfeoe present.. ,, ~ ' AND in Uouston
against plf'ieS MY i' ,,t,,. ravenn,
t'r Violation y! III, -" ,,n,.o chormpf
laws, most VI t 'ila ort Iicenre +,
with failing To ''re G" y, f,l,,+r sn,-er
carry on business VI W '''1 ,,In,I r,,iIty
have been arraI 2neu, 4mn and III,
and tinedohe cent "' d N''o "''N
costs ,....u c;.;I;,o nf fine 2ad
r,,, Sho,1nlon has sent order
T Ia. ta,aor,rb ia Gen Griffin. at Gal
,,a,ton commanding the District q
T,, ,'9 ~ release Gen. Sedgwic
from tnmnorary arrest, and orde
VIZ, "a his REGIMENT. the 114th [.
I ''f at Hmucold Barracks.
WA Nissi,sjpli legislature i
.,.',;n, rho jackson clarion say
w. , "".. ,,,nusrd to see SO many pro
az l,l -, ,rn,DO
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

Mp. Willis, editor of the Home
Journal died in New York ON Mon
dav age sixty years.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
Nsn 9obettlstn'e1ds.
DISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNERsHP.

Having purchased the entire interest o. d.. = .
W BALDWIN and George Handy, tn the rare ~,
Arm of Mosby, Baldwin d Handy, we ~,,,
continue to carry on the same business a. ..
the old stand, -t'- -' o." +" 81 " A''
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
DISSOLUTION.

1NHE partnership of FORD L OTTO is this
day dissolved by the withdrawal OF "
II. Otto. ,,..,,
The firm name may be used by either part
ner, only in the settlement OF the ola ous'-
ness. n.y. .t IG
We expect our customers VINO are III ar
rears to come up promptly ana settif 'Ae
balances due us. o,rro
CANTON, Jan. 2lst, 1861. ar-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
Partnership Dissolution.

,,,ur LAW PARTNERSHIP OF Hill. CYL
uoDN 4 GEORGE, il dissolved th's lOtl
gay VI A.P. HILL,
s :. CAIHOON,
,s4, wN. P. GEORGE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

In retiring from the business, return
,h,nks ia nv friends for the liberal patron
are extended to me, aud would respectfully
al, for my successor, continuance 1T the
same p .tAi r# ~ ~ 'f''.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26
A, III. FORD & co.

A. II. FORD.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

janIs3t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-25
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
Nv VIRTUE OF AN ORDER T,

0 the Court-of Common Pleas OF Va
derburgh County, the Undersigned, guar
ian of the minor heirs OF Hugh Ronalds.
deceased, will, on the 4th day of May, 1867
sell at auction, at the courthouse door il
the city of Evansville, the folIowing-de
scrfbed real estate, to wit:
The undivided one-half of tract of LAND
lying in the west half of Section 20, Town
ship 6 south. of Range 10 west, in Wander
hurgh County, Ind, bounded as follows:
Begin ming at the middle of Eighth Street.
as the same is laid out adjoining he East
ern Enlargement of the city of Evansville,
opposite tn easterly side of an alley which
divides the tract hereby described from
Bakers Addition to SAID city, and running
thence .northeastwardlv along the south
Teaster1y side of said alley 73S feet to the
middle of Tenth Street, as laid out adjoin-
ing said Bakers Addition to said city of
Evansville thence southeasterly along
the middle of said Tenth Street, extended
A3j9feet to the westerly bank of the Wabash
& Erie Canal ! thence enthusiastically
site the middle of Eighth Street, as the
same is laid out through the Southern En-
largement of said city; thence south
382 26-l00 feet to the point where the mid
die of said Eighth street, through said
Enlargement, intersects the
said Eastern Enlargement; thence north
lwestwardly along the middle of said
Eighth Street adjoining said Eastern En-
1a1gena emit 75s75-19e feet to The place of be-
ginning; being about nine acres of land.
Iatlioinfng Bakers Addition to the city of
Terms of Sa1e-One-third cash, one-thfrd
IN one year. and on sthirdin two years,
with interest and security.
> sliH s# 1aJAAES CHURCHILL ais &
asa igebhaart, 2ttofnsy fof Sa&faia if
r 40 - A