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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-13

How MucH CAN GREELEY STAND?-The
Y. T. Commercial Advertiser, comment
ING on the Davis Greeley connection.
rather taruy observes:
Mr.. Grceley's popularity has stood
4 great many and serious tests. 1t stood
the advocacy OF secession. 1t stood
his arrogant and coward!y demands for
peace" 1t stood his muddling, in Can
alta, with Jake Thompsoa" and George
Sanders" But whether it will be proof
against his glorification of JEFF. Davis,
ateng with the plaudits OF The World,
remains TO be seen.
We have strong rresentiment that
this last straw is calculated tn actufe
the camels spine .-Laf. Courier.
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Parties from Montana report that a much
lsrger amount Of god viii be shipped from that
Territory this year than last.
The New York iisllef spschi says that all
MILITARY men in WaSaiaekon Who usdssssasd.
the situation Of affairs isr New orieans, Appssse
Ut tenerss Srsrscan.s COURSE.
Idaho aasices saAkSa5.ss.ss thar the fnais
ans are attacking stages and stage stations and
driving CT stock. The indians are mounted on
nne horses said TO have helsnged to the second
United States Cavalry. Idaho ti.v is being rap
IDLY rshssisf. Ore hundred buildings were erect
ed last week
The advlgss srosa Mexico to the Australian
minister few days sso are reiterated by the
reception ef dispatches of an unofficial bat trust
verify nature, showing that Maximiliaa viii be
allowed To leave that socnsrv.
In the Suyrati ease there are four witnesses
IA the Cover nnent and two for tbs defense
The foTi sr contdea. Of eoaviclnn and viii
present evidence for the prosecution far mon
important than that prsssuced on the rnifitar,
trial CT lie eonsEirators. ard which Will, it i,
believed clear up the hidden de lails of she as
sassinatioa pei.
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FRED ERECT Friday morning last,
the Merchants Union Express Messen-
ger, our old friend FREDERICK kNeLLEN-
BERG, barely escaped total wreck of
himself, horse and wagon, at the Depot.
Whilst the engines were switching, he
was awaiting their motions, so as to pre-
coed across the track, when thinking,
after the engine had moved about ten
feet, that he could cross with safety, he
started his horse and hal got nearly
across the track, when the engine com
menced coming up the track hitting the
hind wheels of the wa2on-the horse
reared and plunged and finally broke
through the board covering to the Gaar
ditch, sinking to his knees, and, in his
cxertions 20 release himself from the
ditch. the wagon was upset. thro VIM
er. Seeing their predieament, the en-
gineer backed off, and thus probably
saved Mr. b. 5 life and that of his horse.
and the wagon from being crushed
The horse masaged To eNtrieate himself
from the ditch. breaking the traces of
at the names and breaking the hold back
straps-he finally got clear of the track,
with only q shin skinning for himself
and raising quite an excitement and
anxiety among the spectators for Fred
critical situation He's not wreck yet
thank fortune; but he's FRED ERECT
{Frederiekl and is now attending L
s.biz as usual.
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The La Crosse Dem acr4t . recognized
organ Of the Democratic party, Thus re-
ioices over the release es J eli Davis
GLORY 10 God in the Highest, In
spite OF Runp tyrany. abolition malice.
johnson ,inaidiiy, and the hatred of the
tantieal and higoted, Jefferson Davis
once more bIcathes the AIR of freedom
THAT is to say, as free as it can be in a
rump despotism.l and walks among his
fellows. the noblest Roman OF them ALL
Long life and happy years 10 the bravest
man OF our country and age
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION MEETING

OFFICE CITY CLERK,
gicsnsxD, IHD.. June szh, 1871
N0IiCE Is hereby given, that the CcsHnon Coon-
~ ell together with the Clerk and Assessor, VIII
meet as the Beard Of Equalization, At the Council
Chamber Of said City on
Tuesday. the 2Jsh Day Of June, 1857,
hear and decide ali complaints that may be made u
relation tie Assessment Rosi has been return
ed bv the Assessor. 80
b. orser Of the Conuon Council,
1s-5 =. p. KIRy Tis< rE.rf
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House and Lot For Sale.
NEu-HUI1T COTTAGE

a NEW-EUILT COTTAGE HOUSE. al
"A SIX Reonas aud a Summer Kitchen aud all me-
sary outBaiiiings aad Lot containing absnt
and-a quarter acres Eaton, Ohio sqnare North
of the Depot, for sale reasonabse terms ENQUIRE
Of $. BACiiMAN,
70 Main-ss Richmond, ir.f.
juno IS. 1857. l6:2w
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p. T. BARNUM'S
(PATENr}
Elastic Strap and Buckle.

UyOR PANTS, VESTS and DRAWERS. 6us-
II pendsrs can be dispensed with
This little invention is just ont, and it is no hum.
bug, is meeting with rapid SALE II can be applied
10 moment tn any garment. by any person, cansing
il TO fit perfectly.
Its elasticity prevents tearing the straps and ouc-
kles e the c!ohes and also allows perfect freedom OF
the body while working or taking exercise.
For sale by tailors and the trade generally. Send
IS cents for strap circulars To agents and tho
trade, to the BARNUA Z. 8 b. CO.,
ESQ Broadway, New York.
E1Agents Wanted in every county. lsyt
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EsTELL BROTHERS

Az ISd 10 cali the aaAensl > OF their friends ard
w customers to the fac: that
M.~s.s s. N. JENKINS s. ca.
Have purchased their
JEWEI.RX STORE, 10 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
And that fhssse owing the Srm of ESfKLL BROS
will find tfcfr account At the old sra nd
H8-Messrs. JENKINS 4 CO.. oxr SUCCESSORS, Are
gentlemen well deserving . liberal patronage. Give
them eau and they vii treat yen right.
l5uS ESTELL BROS.
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STATE os INDIANA, WAYNE CouSrr, S.
~ Taken up by John A. Horney, Of wayne Town.
ship, one Bay Filler. years old dark bay brown,
holders OF said Township. Before me.
l5ws* ENoS THOMAS, Justice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-13

THAT BLow,-On Saturday last. broke
an aged locust-trce at Nestor & Co. s
corner close to the pavem ent-being hol-
low ut the butt and completely rotten,
the only wonder is that it has withstood
the storms SO long. Mr.. Thomas Hunt
had his fine gray horse hitched to an
other locust-tree some eight or ten feet
from the one blown down, and in falling
limb struck the horse on the hip, and
bruised him very badly-laming him so
much that he has been entirely useless
since. Had he been one foot nearer, he
would have been killed outright.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
WAYNE COUNTY INDIANA.

FHvHE COUNTY AUDITOR submits tAs fol-
II lowing report of the Receipts ard Expendi-
lures OF Nayhe County. for the fiscal year, 1906,
ending May 5ist, 1867.
KECEIP PTS.
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AND ONLI MUTE TO
E The Oil Regions q Pennsylvania

PASSENGERS who wish Quick and comsorta-
II BILE Trip, will aPpreuiat lie the ssoeth and Perfect
Track the Luxurious bay Cars, and the sfsgnihccae
Sleeping Coaches, the Excellent Dinin4 Halls, with
ample time tor Meals. and the Prompt Time and
connections Of the ATLANTIC and CT. WESTERN
RAILWAY.
FARE AS LOW and TIME As QUlC K
A S by other
GS-Through TICKETS and BAGGAGE CHECKS
can be obtained at No. 233 Broadway, New York; D.
State street and IS School Boston; Depot nj
EHspn Offices Cleveland 8O CLARK street. Chicago; in
Cincinnati at No. SO West Fourth street, northe
sn and Dayton Railway in Louisville, AZ southwest
Of Main and Third streets, aud At the Offices
Connecting Lines.
LID. RUCKER Gen. Supt
W. b. SHATTUc, Gen. fkt. ACT t5m3
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On the same day, the little son of
Isaac Julian, Esq, aged about 5 years,
met with quite an accident at the Rolin
son Machine Works The door Of a
Portable Engine, weighing about fifty
pounds, fell against his right leg, and
cut it just below the knee. inficting q
wound about two inches in length-a
nat in the top of the door seems to have
struck the leg, and the only wonder is
that the limb was not broken The lit
tie fellow is getting along as well as
could be eNpected-he may, however,
have stiff knee. lIcw the door fell,
we did not learn.
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WlE IT KNOWN. That. this sah <sav ~ June
Ii 1857. the ahove named Plaintiff. By u. Wilson,
his Attorney, filed il tie ofes OF the Clerk at IS
Wavne Circuit Coars his eonptsins sfAisst sid d.
afdasit of COMPETENT person that said deAsudAnt,
Heary Il. Wagner - not resident Of the Ssats Of
Said defendant. Henry d. Wagner. therefore, 10
hereby notified Of the ding and peadescy ~ all
complaint against him. and q 1t. na,sss b appear
and answer or demur thereto, a. The calling OF the
said tho second day Of the Tern Of said
taurt TO eeshsSsnn asl held ct Ne Ce1Fs Hsasc in
GenircsslEe, she Neaday Of August next safA
complaint and the and things therein contain
ed ard aiied4cd. viii De taken true and Tie aaI
viii BE heard and aetcrrssned - his absence.
-, Witness W W. Dudley, Clerk and tho
.SEAIs Seal of said Court. al Csntrevills, thu
sth day of tune 1857.
WILLIAM w. DUDLEY. Clerk.
June Is, isSs. Swpf$a0a.
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There balance in the Treasury at the close 81
the fiscal year, 1865, May 81, 1856 s5s,775 sc
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-13

On Tuesday last, Willie Barnett, son
of Mr.. s Barnett. took o lesson in
"amatedr' butchering- assisting to skin
bee, At the slaughter house. Another
boy, III trying to wrest the knife away
from Willie. all ..in fun" drew the blade
between the thumb and fore finger Of
his right hand, cutting it down to within
short distance Of the artery. Tie fun
ended III very sore hand and the oft
ply with edge tools" was practically H.
lustratcd
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Chapter of Accidents.

CLARK HADLEr had his hand badly
hurt Mt the fire, Wednesday morning.
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3 PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.

The railrosd connection between Omaha ami the
East is now complete, aad the earnings of the Union
Pacific the sections already finished for the Grst
two weeks il May, were $4,000. These sectional
earnings the road progresses will much mare than
pay the interest on tie Compaurs bonds, and the
through business the only lire of railroad be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacifc must be immense
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SIClINOND MARKETS.

corree red weekly by Tsos. yrsro. 4 e..
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MEANS oFTHE COMPANY.

Estimating the distance be built BY the Union
Faciac be ,555 miles the United States Govern
ulent issues its Six per cent Thrty-year Bonds to
the Company the road is finished at the average
rate Of about SIS go per mile amounting s44 2os
a6n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-14

Books R LOOKING UP, we are glad
to see in the United States. From q ia
bic of imports of general merchandise p
in the New York Journal of Commerce
Of the 10th, we observe that during the
quarter ending September 20, 1867, there
were imported into this country of foreign
books, to the amount of $23l,523, against
$ls2,lO6 for the corresponding period in 1866,
and 1926, 776 in 1866. This is pretty well (;
but sinks into insignifcance, when compared
with the article of "buttons,". standing next
on the list. In 1866 for these same three
months $sss, 1858; in 1866. 1928. 1856; in 1867,
$466, 858. In cigars, there is a decided fall
ling off: From $32s, gle in 1866, the imports
fell in 1866 to $2s2, 500, and in 1867, during
these three montha To $Q8. aa2.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

ss We would be glad III subscribers would
remember that newspapers require money
as we'll as do individuals. We win,
therefore, be obliged to oil who are in
arrear, in tho city and in the country, if
they will make prompt payment Of what
is due.
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WA IS.

WANTED. A GERMAN LAD, AS ArPNEN.
wv, TOE IN the Once OF 'sDie Char lesion Zietune ;"
Apply ct No. . BROAD STREET, between 8 and 10 A.
:. Octcb Der IA
WANTEnDs A HOUEE, PLEASANTLY sIru.
Wv ATED. containing from eight to ten rooms. The
lover part OF tho city preferred. and on or near the CITY
1temVeo' Auofess 1. X. & 2 October ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-14

CLASSICAL o
FHNHE E1ERC1SES OF d. A. CLASSICAL
SCHOOL for Boys and Young Gentlemen, will com
STREET.
Young men prepared either for College or for business
pursuits. AA
For terms and other particulars. see circulars. which
may be obtained at the School.
Hebrew taught by MIR. BARUCH
October 8 -
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G I'll A
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IA, 1867.

JOB WoRK.-we have now completed our
office 50 81. TO execute. In the, shortest possible
time, AILsKINDs OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
fn,a, .NI% i. ,nli
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MAL,
YOUNG LADIES, COLLEGIATE INsTI-

hOON~ AA1BANS' C~OLLEGIATE lNSTI-
TUTE.
H1NHE E~xIGENOIES OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUsEI
\ me commissioners Of the State Normal ana Higl
school to use the building as @ Free School, The Stat,
Normal and High School, as now organized, win tberefe =
be trar sferred. under the title of the YOUNG LADIES
70 hthL a r naLs, En- INSTITUTE. to the commodious building
OF King street. opening OCTOBER I'd, 1867.
tuition In the Preparatory Department. e12. so pc
half session, OF $50 per annum; In the Collegiate Depart
ment. Sl6 per half session. or 500 per apnum. French
Drawing, and Vocal Music. are Included In the reouIa
course Latin. Greek, German. Italian, Spanish. II
charges.
Anmitei number Of Boarders will be received at I'll,
Institute. Board. $50 per month. OF $500 per annum
including Wasting, Lights, Fuel. etc. Parior Boarder
advance. :"
Board Of Instruction as follows Rev. HENRY M
MOOD. A. M. Principal; Rev. HENRY A. BASS. A. nj.
f RSefsss GE q as # g4sss and Ancient N Languages: Pro
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy: Professor F. 8
aoLhihS: Lecturer on Geology and Natural Hietory
l.. A. ,FRAMPTON, n. D., Professor OF Modern Fan
guases! Professor WIN. M~AsTRRMAN, instructor il
Vocal Music Miss MARY @. MOOD, Instructress ir
Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA Nj. HILL, Tnstruc
tress in English Branches. - ~
September2 mtbAmos
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MRS. JOHN A. BLUM
WILL RESUME Il EXERCISES OF HER SCHOOL
" on TUESDAY. October LIST, at her Residence, Mar,
street, opposite Elizabeth. "
MUSIC AND FRENCH taught when desired.
September 20
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THE FIl0RENcE GAzETTR.

E1rRIIaSxsn izyEaY weDNEsnAx. xTsHa0maasun
g4kxks WWSo sHAsh6 Us sxtsnG fsssr sknsisnssS wv ~ 20
W. ssssadaa of ths Ssass. AaAas 81 a6veS S&ET veSy IA
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r E M 0vAls.
REMOVAL.

N. WOOD. AGENT. HAS REMOVED HIS LJM-
Os Der YARD. from Linguard street, to corner
Bay and Market. He ia now landing from schooner =.
Merwin. Q full cargo Of Northern Prime Lumber max.
ing one OF the most extensive stocks and variety OF build
ing material ever presented In Charleston market.
builders and consumer arc r%epestfully invited to call
October IA - e.N
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-14

Sa' Az communications Intended. for publication In
Ddhy Nesos, No. Is Hayne-street, Charleston, s. @.
Business Communication TO Publishes Of Daily
Wecdnmot undertake TO return rejected cotnmunica
tons.
Acknowledgements outside ofMe city must DO aooosnpe.
MED scjM the cash.
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o r E N r

FHNO RENT, DWELLING OF NIGHT ROOMS.
a IN Western portion Of city, on line Of City Rail
roso. modern built. large yard. with every convenienco.
= an approved tenant rent moderate; Apply to
October IL Corner State and ohaimenrs strasts.
|.QPLENDID APARTMENTs Ar A T11Ix
small family San obtain one half Of one
OF tne most eli8tb1y situated houses in the city: COVE
nte9t N every respect and cheerful; corner house: civ
aaairoad pssaea. Rel renees required. Rent yery mod.
eTnse: Mpgsy CORNER KING AND NOR.
= October IA
yJNO REMT.-THAT Two AND ONE-HALE
Al stoEy k8ICK ROUSE. No. 1 George street. soufh
nde. 1no mousse ~oontat1n four sQnare rooms and two
large asttcs, there in Axe pantry and the requisite ont.
Du1sdtngs.I With = well and C1atern. Apply on the nren.
ises pr 70 p. ONEILL q SONS, No. 376 King street
THO R-ENT.-THREM NTORY REaTD@---
o,. SO. : = sna'n, s,lana: h P.s;sse A RS s. Broad d street.
OctODof ~ --g-A q
TO RENT.-TEHAy FINE W. AND A
- thAlf story brick .dTJling. No. 188 Ouean otreet
North side. Two doors ffdn Trrankiin. The hh core con.
Iaans az square rooms. twb attcS and pamtfy.. With q vfel
snas ciseetn, ON the premises, out buildings large aud
convenient 20 the kouss. For further pnfhculars. 40
RanG9.. -, sfs Tctnhor a
tITN :REMT~-THAg DMslRAHEM. sTORn
Msslsted ON the NoRthest corner or Broad and KIND
Sreets. being ons Of tho best stands for q Grocery or
aaay 9ooaS krstness u the city. having recently been
msdiately. Apply ct THIS OFFICE.
A kyNInnRR ~ 49, TLI q z I'll JH N 80 M -
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LARGEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAILY
New publishes the O6as95 Euy Let
,ter' Esnsqiaaeg 10 Me faoste6Scs as Me- end
Of eash sSsSsk, aayeea5!y tie Nasoiang
sectiSH ollie MssS fassc6sce sLasy as the
ae'0s0aper pvisS shss asysst sfgasiAs zion en-
The CITY WSChaSsssi0s:
n SECTION 8. And be It further enacted. That nstsy OF let.
tors remaining uncailed for in any Postoface 1 ahy city,
ni!al AeEeStteRe be EhhuShed oac6 only In the nowspapei
which, being pushsh6d. weekly. or oftener, yshai have Inc
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AV4k@kAe8V6ps ts LAG A@WH Do
nulgssed by the District Commanders ysrr
from the LAWS ON fhs Statuts books os 3those
States. Which will the Hnprsnas Court ~austsina
Which win the people Of the United ststes tn
5sist on having observed Does any lawyer,
North or sonth, believe that 4 criminal CON
syictsd In South Caroline by q jury OH which, 4
negro sits to-day could iawfnlly he hung
Would any sentsncesef q ssust which may sit
under this military orders eontravsning the
laws Of tho State be bindiagf Would not the
writ Of Aa6sas corpus opsa wias 7ths doors III
every p~enitsntiary % every rascal DO consictsd.
whensser Tint ssssels Atlep! esng Ia hsSrd With
out fsAr ~ &Sayehes anSsating the ;sadgs. Who
may give A honest decision Z n is idls toatAlK
sabsateotiag 0atsias III sths Constitnsion.. TAa
N9AssstAllosvsi i shslAw. ogs ahss lama, and Sc isssa
easNsasly assissa shat Am dayia mot Ssr dass
ysat When tpagss and nSaIpls WsssI anne Dis IL
rsysrsAes md sstdrn "a svFi9oiplss. Whan
that dsp aaarass ne pssaea Mill ssand' Oh trseil
sad VIM ~ 3aassa Wh6;S sssantrys ss 4
Ihas bssn jNAgsa An RohnxytSsnaa ands 0Eio
assatiag Ehas Disapast C-oEpaaandsxsp hAvs ns1
Isxsspt1a the R9Wsfs given ts them hy ths
UNWXH
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JOS. h. BARRETT, Commissioner

no N,iS5, for los acres, issued under the act of
February IL, leF, n the name of Samuel Hodson
anS Was granted December 4, ls43 April 20 1857
, NO % s2e, Tor ~ acres. issued under the act OF
septeMpeI, 1851, In the name Of Langdon u. John.
son. and was granted March 5, 1856. April 20.
No q .s3l, for 50 acres. issued under the act OF
March 5, 1855, in the name of Langdon C. Jnhn.
son and was granted April l, 1850. April 20 lS57
NO 'ZZ! Tor 40 acres. issued under the act OF
march 8, l53o, in the name of Mary, widow of
Ihoms ss bowing. and Was granted May 9. 1856.
no, IS is5 for I'D acres. issued under the Act Of
March s. 1883, In the name of Pelly Pease, widow
q chester Pease, and was granted July is, 1860.
No IS sGs, for $50 acres, issued und., the ,e. IF
n sIck 80 1883 In the names OF the minor Children
20 ussn kasner SSeeeased, and was granted July
no 81 Cos, for 100 acres, issu ed under the Act ~
February 18th, lS47, in the name OF Marin Rose
sp No w :, Esa9 9a. May 18th 1919 May H. 1851
March Sd. ISIS, in the name OF Alvin Elf. Ia
Was granted April Is, 1851 MAY II iss7 As' Gnu
No. l0,6ol. Tor 50 acres, issued under tbs act n
March 5, ls;s, in the name Of Lewis Lambert. and
No n $50. for 40 acres, issued undsr 1ha A., y,
March s, 1855. in the name of NicboiSs ps;,cS,Vei
and was granted November II. 1855 NAY as. isS,
No e5 oss, for 100 acres, issued under the sct %,
March 1885, in the name Of Mary g., Vidsw of
Tate bry arly, and was granted September z, ls,s
No. is Isl, for 100 acres issued under the .c, ~,
September. 1870. In the name Of Samuel d Oov
den, and was granted March 36th, 1852. June o.
No. 0n7, for 80 acres. issued under the act q,
March Sd, 1885, in the name Of Wtllism IIliott
and was grasted October 18th. 1856. Jniy 1871.
No q, 734 for 10 acres. Issued under the act Of
March Cd. 1855. In the name Of OiaboPn Mabsno.
and IVES grantee October sth, IS'd. July 8. 1857.
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CHAECRaN aAIE


By virtue Of a ieoree of the Sapreme Court -
the District OF Columbia, in the cause OF bsrnsa
and Al vs. Barnes and al, No. sSi Eluity. dated
March IS, 1871, VIII offer az public auction. on
the premises, on the day. AMI At the hours here
matter mentioned, the following dee ritel prop
On THURSDAY AFTERNOoH May "a. at 5
O'Clock ? m, OF the Premises. Lot No n. tn
Square No bl4, improved by three Frame Houses,
fronting en- NJ street north, between an ana 81
streets west
D m, on the premises Lot. numbered !, :. 10. n
and H. and The east s. feet inches from front %
rear q Lot 40 3, m SIusre No IS. Lots and :
improved by two tVC-story Fran. Hoses,
II DtipE resEecttT D. on %. sn- tn rtreets e4s-
Tn other lots ri be n divided
lmme lately after the au0ye, Lot Ne. p, In
square No. "a. Improved ~ two Frame 90 So
fronting on % street east, betWee north ID aud .
Oh MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY SIN, a. :
o'clock p m On tie premises. part 81 Los No d,
Ia Square 10. ~. fronting - feet NirgI ala
euue. being = feet inches from the uortht a..
Garner o. said square, aud runUtHg through % 2
street imrrovsi fVr Brick Houses
clock on m" prem To-. 81 street wet. between
ID ard streets :, nth, -tN Frame Houses on pa-,a
OF Lots %, ~. Al ard -. IA SQUARE No. 49,. 60 n
honse fronting abaut J. feet . inc hes
Terms Of sale Dne third % the purchase money
70 be paid IN cash, and the residue in two eluaT
terest. 70 be secured ty approved notes .ud Zen
reftrVed. The toTm~ OF sAle must be c,mplT 20
With within one week after sale, or the nror.rfy
may be resod az the risk and cost OF he rst pr-
chasers sft'r enc " eek : uot.ce stamps a. On
yeJ ancing 81 the cost Z the purchasers
WALTER : COX. Trustee
COOPER LATIMER
az l0-eok3s INTEL AurtfoDe,r,