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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-25
A SUPPLNI EMF

To the ordinance relating to streets and highways
EIE it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
Ii of the city OF Elizabeth:
Section 4. That the time for the owners of the
lzad froeting on Linden street, from Anna street
tee Magnolia street, to open the said Linden
street, from Anna street, for the purpose of
buiIding sewer therein is hereby extended to
December Is 1868.
Passed November Is, 1868.
j. TT. WILEY, President City Council.
j. ,SgIpLE, City Clerk.
Approved November 10, 1868.
75n-2 PHI. II. GREER, Mayor.
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A SUPPLEMENT

To the ordinance relating to streets and highways
DE it ordained bv the Mayor and City Council
IL of the city of Elizabeth:
Section l. That the time for the Elizabethtown
Gas Light Company and the Elzabethtown Wat
or Company to o9en streets in the city of Eliza
beth for the purpose OF laying their pipes Is here
by extended to December Is, 1868
Passed November IS, 1868.
TT. WILEY, President of City Council.
!. SEIPLE, City Clerk.
Approved November is, 1868
asu2 PHI. II. GRIER, Mayor.
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AN NEsDIN 4 NOE

To change the name of Water street.
EHE IT ordained by the Mayor aud City Council
EF 81 the city of Elizabeth:
Section L. That Water street, from High street
tB Elizabeth avenue, shall be known as, called
aask DESIGNATED First avenue.
Pissed November Is, 1868
Ut. WILEY, President of City Council.
!. SEIpLB. Clerk City Council.
Anprsved November is, 1869.
aaaa PHI Ii GREER, Mayor.
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rpmDinpE
'h Pnbc Notice is Hereby Gvou That the Treas
pfternoop at the Court House in the city of Elk
a beth. in pursuance of the power and authority
of the said act, sell at public auction the lands
and real estate. described in the annexed sched-
ule. on which said unpaid taxes have been
spectiycly assessed or are a lien for the lowest
term of years mot exceeding fifty years. Tor
which any person will take The same, respective
". and pay the atuount of such unpaid taxes
thereon. With the interest thereon aud all law
taxes a shall have been Previously paid. The ioi-
loving schedule shows the respective taxes, with
the lands and real estate whereon the same have
%a Of the SAID and real
'"'e ga '"' as the SANE an $ n Wo cip
Elizabeth i Nove%5e 1 is a'S Oh AN'0e'"
FIRST WARD 1861
Arnold Simon. 80 and s! LET ST. block 20,
lots n of /, 3, 8. Z, NJ I :....:.., l69 81
Blossingham w. Il. block II, lot u, nj
TIE p; ~. $500. ~, IS O5
=: bl's ., lois to .. Merritss map s &C 81
MTEP ,.;..;.::.,.,,..;;,...;; Ii "a
bfEf ". J.. block IS lot. % to 50, INIT 10 60
Campel Samuel block 50, lots AZ to As, N
! VI L .......- ........... ~ w
Carbury John. BLOCK Y. u oil lots 2, 4, ~
Coian Rosa, block Il lots d a. NJ +
/ r. NATURALIZATION. 10 60
30. DO M,rrift's man N NJ i EP ~ 2 rs
Fe lows w, Jeremiah r. house block -. lots &"
Frego Augustus, block 20, lots 9, 10, ii, N " ~
MTEP &c Gs
fsLGe block 1a 10 lot i0 Block 8 oi% os
sand ls x to a Maysha street r. 80 %
I i,I,,nI- rn I,.to as ~ NJ NJ d An no
e elsck ob G io' b ia 70 g. s ~ d NMT ~
Z p 'oAA as ''o0' o'' 'o'' 80 ~ "A
Hq Sas s Geo ofs d Sqsk 81 lots S. So IS
! jacobs William block 81. lots d. a.:
block s. sb lot q hias idt 81 81 % 81
Mics, mSp .; 8 10
helal q SoIi; l59 Ei,1Det u ave oio0A 4oo IN
10, ioiS , ~. ~ ~ ~ - = ~ io' w
- 1a a - 90 bIo &c u 4 h lo,s a 4. AZ
$3.50, 81 g s., 81 s. q; block 4 g lots 70
Levitt 4 4 bRuius' block 6a' lots ID to ld, 90
Lockwood George, bleck IS. lots 81, 81 to
~ h ie' Ok 'i' 'o anu part Vi of' M a, On
Little, block 81, gore p, P...3.. Is
5, l6sx75l; block j.. iots to s., Mer
IT'S map block o. II IT, CT lot ao "a p and
street ts t. ' Block - G 2ssS75 on lots
NJ M N ReH,Im,n Iloc !; ii uc:;;+: 17a IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ ~. "a
Niles Williams est block 4, lots 49, is is,
| 10, "A, %, ~. 30; block b, lots to Ii,
is II, 10. q to %; block G.. lots q, %,
q to "a block y, lots 8 to =, IL, 13, 10,
=, - 20, ~ 70 az p pc X L, lots 10 ~
ses s6 f. aot 3 s TO- s ~ ~ II a. IT, TO
bocb II II 81 Tote te n 70 10 on % ~ % a a
to eore A. 57 30 CT ia f5 81 40 n Niles,
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TVNAXES OF 1867 Whereas, The Receiv-
IL er of Taxes of the city of Elizabeth, hath
duly prepared transcript of the unpaid taxes
assessedin the year 1867, so far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands aud real estate
within the said city, or are lien upon such lands
and real estate? and did duly cause notice to
be published and printed in a newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating that said
transcript of unpaid taxes had been made, and
that unless said taxes should be paid at his office
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FIRST WARD, 1865.
Brett James Z, block %, lots II, IL, ID,
chr Chr, Jacob, block 81, lots 81 AID IS ~
Corners rs Frank, block 10, lots ST. IS, 50, %
Fellows ~ WsFf Jeremiah R E. block 49, lots is %
Fieg e A. August, block 20, lots 8. 10 and ii, " %
FrinF samuel, block 90, lots to ii, NM ~ "
Hess John A, block 81, lots 50 and "a, 20
Jacobs William, block ST. lots ii and IS, ~ II
Merit Il Jacob &C T. is acre; on the creek
sasdsrsos David, block 81, lots So IL, - -
Smith NJ II, W j Magic, agent, salt mea-
wahi Benjamin. block 90 lots % and "a, "
Merits map. Observation-Disclosures. 8 rs
SECOND WARD. 1865.
Beaumont George block 81, lot2, NMT
Brady Mrs. Michael, block IS, lot 81, NM q %
Central Railroad Co. Of New Jersey dock 10 rs
4, piers l, 80, 4, sand g.. .......... 500 40
Clark, JAS, II estate. ss acres land near
Isham's farm. ........; -, 1876 so
Wetmore's map ..;;........ ~ 10
lots Is and 1G, N M T e P....... 192
Jones j; estate block is, lots 5, 8 and Z,
Joyce Michael, blocks5, lot 10, NMTEi "
P...,........ ....;.:.,.. ;,...:......... IS
Kregger Lewis, 2 lots on SCHUYLER street,
next to 2. Adams; :, si rs
oflot 4, NMTEP 10 o.
Roach John b., block 81. lots 81. 5s, 80, 60
81, 90, SO and 81, n MT EP...... 81 IL
Roberts John, block 6s, lot 10, NMTE
P.;;.:...... ;,,...,,,::........::::... 81 IL
Russell Joseph, block IS, lot is, NMTE
p .:....,:,. ,.,........ 2s "a
p. ....:....'...s.....'......'.......,. 60 81
Walsh Bridget, block 65 lot 80. NMTE
P......... ......., 13 SO
Williams Job M, estate, block Al, lots to
II, N MT e P................... 81 20
Williams Mrs Margaret, block IL, lots II
10 30 N TEP ............ . % 10
THIRD WARD, 1865.
Baldwin, lots next te John Woodruff.
between 9th and 7th streets. -. 49,. $50 co
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Broad street; So. 70 4
Armory Peter B lots in Walnut near
Mary street, of Muddeu. ...... 70(
Alger John lots 8 and II Blakes
Hotchkiss and others maps ~ Il
Barton William o house in Bond near
Henry street, ;....;......;.+....: s8
Baldwin john, lots between Sixth and
Seventh street near John Woed-
wards. ....;;......,,.........4 IS
Beatty George heuse 4G acres W
road late Frazier "A {
Beale John lets IS to 81 block Eliza
beth avenue near sixth street .. 10
BieIanann Henry house IA Elizabeth
avenue. house GAG Elizabeth avenue 65
Billings A II let Az Miller street Blake
map ................. .......... Il
Brown Joseph NJ lots aud Blake's
and others map. ............... 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-05
and immunlties Of citizens Of Other

and immunlties Of citizens OF other
States.
The Constitution empowers Congress
to establish uniform rule of naturaliza-
ton; not to pass laws for such naturali.
cation without regard to the States. In
our opinion, the rule was intended to
be prescribed for the States to follow and
it was never meant that any oneshould
become q citizen of the United States,
nor can any one Law folly become 80, un-
less by becoming citizen Of some State.
The practice has been otherwise SO that
If all the States were to agree to dissolve
the Union, there would still remain
large body of citizens Of the United
States, not citizens of any State; and
when the States had all entered into
new combinations, the United States
would still continue to exist, composed
of that body Of men, and be the proprie-
tor of all the property of the nation ! and
the States and their people, perhaps,
guilty Of treason for seeding from the
Union.
Finally the learned jurist, venturing
upon new subject, in which he might
naturally be supposed to be at home, de-
clares that the right of eminent domain
is one of the indispensable attributes Of
a souereig1 nation"
We wonder that Judge Hunter should
not know that the right of eminent do
main is in every State in the Union, to
take land for public purposes. To have
learned this, he need not have looked
into many books. He would have found
it so held in Harding q. Goodletf, 8 Yerg.
Al, by the Supreme Court of Tennessee,
and by the Supreme Courts of almost
every other State in the Union.
And if His Honour had looked at the
case of POllard's Lessee q. Hagdn, 8 Ho,0-
ard 2I2, in the Supreme Court of the
United States, he would have found it
decided by that Court that the United
States never had or held any municipal
sovereignty, jurisdiction, or right Of en-
inent domain, in the old States, and none
in the territory out of which Alabama
or any other of the new States was
formed, except for temporary purposes.
1.-THE United States" the Court said,
have no constitutional capacity to ex-
ercise municipal Jurisdiction, sover-
eighty, or eminent domain, within the
limits Of State, or elsewhere, except in
the cases in which it is expressly grant
ed" This decision was affirmed in
GoOdtitle q. Ri66e, Rot0drd All, and
Doe q. Bee6e, IL HOaodrd 25.
II therefore, Judge Hunter is right in
saying that the right of eminent domain
is one Of the essential attributes of SOW
ereignty, the United States are not SOW
ereigD, because they do not possess 1t
within the States, at all, except by con-
cession from the particular States.
On the whole, Judge Hunter will
hardly have convinced any one that he
had shed any new light on the questions
which he has discussed, or that the Su-
preme Court OF the United States erred
when it said, in Wheaton q Donaldson
q. Peters, 8 Peters 65s, "The Federal
Government is composed of twenty-four
sovereign and Independent States"
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POPULAR WORKS ON FREEMASONRY
PUBLISHED BY THE
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AND
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his book, in its particular department,
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fstanding this book has been preceded
ear dFal OF similar character, yet to Bro.
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THE RADICAL TICKET.
The New York Herald saws;


The Republican ticket, headed by Gen.
Grant, seconded by Colfsx, is a strong
ticket; the platform upon which they
are placed is conveniently evasive and
withal as elastic as India rubber. 1t
means, on the great financial issue,
greenbacks or gold, as Congress may
hereafter determine; and il means q
qualified or universal negro suffrage,
according to the market to be supplied.
How the Democracy are to fight this
ticket and platform it is for their wise
heads to determine between this and the
4th of July.
The ticket is like tadpole. Grant is
the head and belly and Colfax is the tail.
The relative dimensions OF the two are
very much as between those parts Of the
incipient frog.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

1s dull-priees range from Is to
for good. Coffee is firm, with
s stock Rio, p to &c; Java, Sd
." 42c. MackeFel is in moderate dema
No. / in barrels So half barrels, 81 8
Inc me 12; No. 1 kits, 81 75 to 3 90; No
ou- g so to 2 IS; No. 8, g 25 to 2 50. .
": iasses firm; Sugsrbouse, iH barrels, g.
leu leu 9Oc; half barrels. soc to 81 90; k
me $40 to 10 so. New Onions, s. 90
ick. barrel. Salt dull barrels, 81 rs
-aV 8: saeks, 50 IS TO 3; Dairy
Der barrel, 50 50. Tar in kegs
? "a q dozen, $6 to 6 so. Sugar firm; pr
All to choice Louisiana, is to
WE VIZ fair, IA to 15e; Island Sugars, Il
lon' l6c. Tobacco, fancy work natural
sup 81 90 to 81 25; bright pounds IA
81 to 81 25 medium, SOC to 81 CONN
my my so to 75c; smoking, fine and fancy,
aHu 81 25; common, 35 to 75c. Whisk
lons 70 firm at 81 so to 81 25 for common:
Oe The Stock market is very dali. Oh
we're Beeves, 6 to &c; inferior, to SC. 4
sGr- se Of 100 Sheep we're offered at s3 %,
oth- t.. no buyers. Hogs, to Sc gross.
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Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

A PUBLICATIONS. win now be received for the
a appointment of 100 additional Cadets into
fhfs InStitutiOu- Those entering In the sum-
ner months enjoy peculiar advantages IN the
@Decsal course Of discipline aud instruction, by
1Ehich they are prepared lor the regular studies
svhtch commence on the lst heptsmber.
Circulars will be sent On application.
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Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

UTITHoUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR no
w woman can be really beautiful. without
this crowning excellence OF beautifui hair, no
lady can obtain without buying Il At MADAME
LANIGNE. Cau and see f3r yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, at eg0 l.z Main
street. upstairs. opposite Court Square.
N. 3. Wigs, Chignons, ETC., Hair Cutting, IN
SpS Ina i, LAvIaEE.
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WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL OUR EN-
w tire stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Dyes,
Paints Oils, Liquors, P0lnades, Perfumery,
Soap and Fancy Toilet Articles generally, etc,
etc. now on hand in broken packages, to the
RETAIL AND TOWN AND COUNTRY DRUG
1RADE, and to Planters, AT COST, until the
whole stock Is closed out, with view to ma
king. our trade to a WHOLESALE AND
JOBBING HOUSE EXCLUSIVELY. We there
fore hold out these Inducements to the trade
who wish to buy everything usually kept In q
Wholesale and Retail Drug store, at greatly re-
ducef prices.
N.B.-These rates will be afforded for short
time only, as our present stock was bought at
low cash prices, and we do not expect to duplf-
cate Drugs at lower figures, only In unbroken
packages.
P. S.-We especially solicit orders Of Town
and Country Druggists, both for the present
and future knowing we can make II greatly to
your interest TO patronize uiI.
Address all orders 10
J.B. WATSON q CO..
mal2 II No 3lS Main street.
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ana w There is an active demand for Cit
Bonds at SOC, but no sellers at that figure
ratsTy $4,000 was sold to-day at sic, with tn
papers July coupons detached.
ats of The great Credit Jfo6lieT of Paris, til
Andre, universal lending company of Europe
the Hdl which was a sort of Pawnbroker's sho
the ex} for millionaires, exploded last year, 8
gfnia, everybody knows, and blew up thousand
gwen of confding shareholders very badll
States But the injured have persevered in trscl
poets { ing out the causes OF trouble -and su
success against the directors who controlled th
WorLds company at the time of its greatest fam
- and success has just been decided,
which those gentlemen are sdjudged
BAN have ''watered the stock, by the aid
- alhoyery and inexact statements OF
condition, and so to have made then
WkRtz selves personally responsible for all II
money paid in for the new issue
120OO0 shares, at SIC 65 francs; tots
No. more than Sl7, ,0O0, 600 in our present Gu
yl,sa rency, to be paid by eight men amor
L anu the leading bankers of Paris. Some
WI. OF them can pay their share without sci
A. I. Ia ously feeling it, but two Of them, gent
d. t =. r men whose only fault was not to watt
1aIasI their associates closely enough are VIII
inson, Ja European bankers call "poor "-that
w H Oh two millions apiece is noticeable loss
a-@,-H them.
~ RE The amount of money distracted {
the last five or six years from the pr
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the es-
a tate'of VIM. Hutchinson, deceased. are
hereby notified and required % appear and dls
the same, authen ticated IN the manner pre-
scrfbed BY law, with the ilierk OF the Conn u
Court OF Shelby county, Team. on or before
the Goth day OF October. 1855, or they VIII DC
forever barred. The Insolvency OF said estate
having been suggested, Ii Is being Administered
e. suek In the County Court.
TOM GALE, Executor
nal laWfW of Wn. Hutchinson, des'ds
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TETE are prepared to al orders for every de-
w scription OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc. ETC.
Our stock is made up OF the oest seiectlons
,r5tch can be qottsn up In Europe or America
We solicit correspondence nom al VINO por-
chase trees In large or small quantities. or any
who wish 70 adorn their places Wite choice ana
rare Flowers and shrubs.
ng- First-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreatns always
on hand.
BS Descriptive Catalogues. with prices and
All necessary information. viii be furnished by
applying personally, or by letter TO
orS0 dIszV u JOHN TRENT 4 co.
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AMERICAN HoUS z,
BOSTON, MASS.

THE very important and extensive improve
l. ments which have recently been nusds IN
this popular Hotel, the largest IN New England
enable the prOprietOrs to O1er to Tourists, -
HES and the Travelling Public, accOmmods-
tons and eonve ntences superior to any other
Hotel in the city. During the past summer
additions have been msae Of numerous suites
OF apartments, with Dathiag-rOOms. water
osnt passenger elevators. the best ever con-
atruCted con Veys guests 70 the upper story Of
the house in one minute, the entries have
been newly and Eichly carpeted, aud the en-
tire house thoroughly replenished aDd refur-
nished, making IL, in al its appointments,
edual to any hOtel IN the country.
Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Balls and Cafe on
the first floor. LEWIS RICE & son,
febI eOdam Proprtstors-
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Impeachment was the issue and con-
victiOn was to carry with it success for
the Chicago ticket. Said old Thad.
Stevens: "If the President is not con-
vieted the Radical candidate will carry
hut fHn Anrfharn States Mcssonhranttr
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE OF Shares OF German Ma.
a tionaI Bank Stock, No. Sc, issued TO Frank
Meier August 2, 1856, having been losL OF stolen,
all persons are warned not 70 trade for tha
same and notice IL hereby 8ived that have
applied to the Bank for new ceTil1e
Hs1 sW FRED. u WARNER
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WM. A. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
Notice to tAe Pu6Eic.

HAvISG established cur Omnibus Lima, and
OF FARE CHARGED BEFORE THE WAR.
and having an experience OF fifteen years IN
the business in Mem phis, we respectfully so
licit OF our old friends and the public share Of
their patronage. We have the exclusive pTivf-
Isge OF Checking Baggage in connection with
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Pas
senRers may De assured or the plOmptness and
reliability OF our agents. Fare TO and nom any
points within the city, 25 Cents. Prom at
tentfon given 70 calls left at the Tteket flee OF
the Mem phis and Charleston railroad, 278 HsIn
street. and az the Office Of Keck q Bros, $50
ns57 5@ - PATTERsON, KRCK & co.
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Take Notice.

DY recent decision of the Court in SC Louis,
ID q. +. Eilley's SOLE RIGHr 70 use the naloe
I" "CdAkTEk OAK" was sustained. All
persons Infringing on thsRe rights will be
promptly prosecuted. The Genuine Old Re-
liable Charter Oak stove can be found
ONLY AT NO. 327 MAIN STREET,
Adjoining Worsham House.
j. 2. SCHABEL 3 c..
mal2 I'm Sole Agents for Mem phis. Tenn.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS---lSSS

THIS FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT, SIT
A uated in Blsunt county, East Tennessee,
viii be opened for the reception OF visitors on
IL LIST OF June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use of these waters, in functional dsrange-
MediC iCinal Properties
All tae accessories for enjoyment and recrea-
tion at the best watering places will be found
here.
The facilities for reaching Montvale this sea-
son VIII be Increased by the extension Of the
Knoxville and Charles. on Railroad, now in
rapid course OF construction, and regular trains
are expected to be running, by the time of
opening, to Maryville, whence passengers are
conveyed in coaches to the Springs, nine mules
distant
Board reduced, per day, to 81 per week, sI2 ;
per month, SO. Address for pamphlets con-
tanning analysts and description OF waters, esc.,
mas I'm JOS. I. KING, Knoxville, Tenn.
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TRANSPORTATION.
ARKANSAS STAGE LINES

IRON
LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON.
HOT SPRINGS.
Rockport, Arkadelphia, spOOnville, Antvine,
Washington, Clarksville, Texas; Tulip, Ark.
Princeton, Camden, Louisville, RusselviIle,
Dardanell, Clarksville. LeWisburg, Ozark, Van
Buren, Fort Smith.
once at the Anthony House, Little Rock,
Arkansas. D. J. CHIDESTER q CO.,
jail Proprietors.
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Wednesday. the FIr.L .lay Of JuIT, ISIS,

Al II o'clock m. at the OsurthOgss door, in the
town Of Oseeols, Arkansas, sellat public ven
due, TO the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
Ing described real and personal properly in
sald Deed Of Trust, conveyed 20 me. tO-Wit /;
The east u half OF the northeast 90 quarter
OF section (lOl ten, the southeast - quarter OF
Secttos (lo) ten, the west 81 hall or the SOUTH
west ~ quarter OF section tlll eleven, and the
whole Of section (to) hfteen, IN township No.
the 5th principal meridian. fOgeth-r with all
the buildings, machinery, tools, Implements
and stock Of every kinf on tne premises. IN
cluding the new steam Saw and Grist Mil ra.
Gently placed on said land by Messrs- Mitchell
a Montgomery.
The equity Of redemption i1 said property Il
waived and title believed TO Be good, bat oon-
vey only as Trustees.
May IS, 1858 mao ID