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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

CATASTROPHE AT GOLD HILL
Further particulars by telegraph have
reached us in relation to the fire in the
Yellow Jacket, Crown Point and Ken
tuck mines, at Gold Hill. 1t is supposed
that the fire caught from miners lamp
left sticking in the timbers in the SOC
foot level between the Yellow jacket
and kentuck mines. The total loss Of
life ascertaincd up to the Sth was 81
persons. The fire was still raging, but
hopes were entertained of their ultimate
extinction 1t is the most heart-rcnding
affair that ever occurred in that COM
munity
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

The Washington correspondent of the
Portland Oregonian writes: "Oregon is
virtually unrepresented in the House
Committees. Smith is at the foot Of
of the Committee on Revolutionary Pen
sions, and next to the last man on the
Postoffce Committee The former Com
mittee is obsolete: and the latter is of
little or no Importance to our people.
As everything is done in the Committees,
Oregon is practically unrepresented.
II is is another Of the fruits of the in
suiting resolutions of the Copperhead
Legislature and their disgraceful conduct
generally. Their folly is now coming
home. They not only disgraced the
State, but injured themselves and their
own party friends"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

PERsoNAL.-Our handsome friend,
VIM. Hand, of the Dalles 1Homtainecr, is
going East on visit, starting about the
18th inst. The Farmer man insinuates
that he is going after more Hands. Sue.
cess to you, Bill j. II. Upton, editor
Polk County Signal, has made up his
mind to so to White Pine, and if no
other arrangements are effected, his paper
will be discontinued.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10
USELESS ADvIcE.-Says the San

USELESS ADvIcE.-Says the San
Francisco Chronicle: "For men of small
means, occupying comfortable positions
here, or engaged in moderately remun-
erative business, it is little short of sheer
lunacy to rush off to White Pine, and by
SO doing sacrifice certainty for an uncer-
talnty." Let 'em rush. Not particle
of use to talk to them. A mining fever
is no more to be cured by advice than is
immodcrate whisky drinking. People
that are on it will go; it's their destiny.
THE CARuTHERs' EsrATE-The
Washington correspondent of the State
Journal WHITES: Some years ago certain
parties<jumped' the Caruthers' dona-
ton land claim at Portland and succeed
ed in getting a patent for it. The case
was decided in favor of those who
Jumped" the claim by Judge Shattuck,
and that judgment was affirmed by the
Supreme Court of Oregon. The case was
appealed to the Supreme Court Of the Z. S.
Mr. j. H. Mitchell, the attorney for the
Caruthers' estate, has succeeded in get
ting Il unanimous decision from the Court
reversing the judgment of the Courts be-
low, and declaring in favor of the estate.
There being no heirs of the estate, the
land, which is said to be worth not less
than 100000, viii go to the State of
Oregon.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-05

Pay for your paper.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-05
7svid saAsst efiseisserlasss.
MORNING FRESHNESS.

o. Sdnst fss he lily JadojS /
ls white N the lcs;
o. come! for 10 wood doves
Are paitrdcu the trA
Thehrk sings with dew = pa" -if1
saA ssaion Der wings and her fet; sol al
The thrush pours his ditty "a e
Loud, varied and sweet. ~
So come, where the twin. harcs. s,-sl
Mid fragrance have beea. ss.fs.5sA
-sg :. Aad with hovlrs will weave thee f. ~
;ssaisia A. crowa like Aqucen. l';'l sls 3s4 ~
.n4Qss rs aoo Allan Cunningham, lssa-ls42. Z
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-05
MINI AIS.
To the People Of Arkansas |:

-
A Ii persons having tor knowing of land
"a containing Minerals Of aay Kind, by send
ing the locality, extent, and price of their
land, and the description (always accompa-
MED by specimens of the mineral thereon,
can, at The expense Of the subscriber, have the
same scientifically analysed, and if it is found
to be valuable a mutual satisfactory arrange
ment for its introduction to market will be
made, ,e .y .u
This Is most Important subject Of Interest
and welfare to Arkansas---the extensive beds
and mines of minerals'in Arkansas are now
lying idle. and useless, and undeveloped-here
is chance for owners to put their hidden
treasures to value. All letters or communi-
cations or information received and replied TO
with pleasure by addressing.
+. JOSEPH MOGRlDGE, TT. Smith.
Care of Messrs. CABELL Il GLASS. Ark.
N. B.-An parties having Coal Lands,
whose beds of Coal range from ) to tor
more) feet in thickness, win find it to their
advantage to reply to the above: and persons
having Tor knowing or beds or mines of
MINERALS, whose Kind or sort Is unknown to
them, can get II true solution of their value
by sending specimens to the above. j. NJ
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-05
Speech Of the Smith Family.

r., /" Gentlemen" I" said candidate for Con.
gross, D" my rsn,e 10 Smith, and am proud
to say am not ashamed Of Il. 1t may be
that no person in this crowd owns tha, un-
common name. II, however. there be one
such, let him hold up his dickey, turn out
I Mis- toes, take courage, and thank his stars
that there are few more left 81 the same
i sort. faa .isaamlqti4 ifpHot 30 aaM 4
e"s6mith, gentlemen, l. an illustrious name.
Asd stands ever high In annals Of fame. Z Hhl
I Ia Whits. Brown aud Jones increase As they will
Believe me that Smith will outnumber them still.
,".Gsnt,snien, ], sn, proud OF being an
original Smith, shd iict Smvtho, but a
regular, na,ulal Smith Putting a'y' in
the middle and al 9 At the end won't do,
gentlemen. Who ever heard of great
msn BY the name Of Smythe! Echs an.
swsrs. who and everybody says. nobody
But for Smith. plain S m i tn Why the
YpillsEa Of fame are covered with that hon
sored and reverend name WI, were the
nsstsaey. witty and popular authors Of
this country! Hors y and Albert Smith.
dNVho tho mos. original pithy and huhior.
Gus pfoachsr!, Rev, Sydney Smith. 10
20, lusther back: Who was The brayest
and boldsst soldier in Sumpters army in
, their evolution |? A Smith. Who pal.
! atsred with PowLatan, gallanted with po-
rahontAs. and became the ancestor Of the
first families Of Virginia A Smith again.
AID fwkss 4 ask, land ! ask the question
nmoy seriously and soberly. ! who, ] lsay, is
that man. aud what y his name. who has
fought tlAs m0at battles. made the most
spssthes. preached the most sermons. held
the most Offices. sung tine most son =, writ.
ten the most poems. courted The mos. wo-
n,en. kissed tue moat girls. and married the
most widows? History says. ! say, you
end 6vsrybedy says. John Smith!"R
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-05

Having associated myself with wholesale
Stove and Tin Ware establishment in Saint
Louis for the sale of Sto, es and Tin Wnre. T
can always furnish everything IN this line nj
81 Louis wholesale prices with the freight
nded. To merchants dealing In the above, a
libernl discount will be made of the above
prices. Very Respectfully,
N. r. CORNELIUS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-05
City Barber Shon.
ED. DICKINSON

L,ASHIONABLE Hair Dresser aud Barber
l. opposite the What-Chccr Saloon. tcnds
his services to the citizens Of Van Buren, and
vicinity. Particular attention paid TO cutting
Misses and childrens Hair, either at the Shop
or their dwellings.
: Razors Honed and put In complete order.
Tcrms, cash down. Positively no credit.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-05
Tailoring Establishment.
.. H. Herr,

nESIRES to give notice that he Is located
- permanently, In Van Buren,, and will
give personal attention to all branches Of the
D. TAILORING BUSINESS,
and will warrant satisfaction In all cases.
Coats. Vests and Pants, made to order in
lhelatest style and best manner. gA
CUTTING RMENTS.-Particular at
teution paid to the cutting of men and boys
clothes. .t..
Shop IN the McGee building, opposite Geo.
Austin's store--ehtrancc on the west side Of
the building.
The patronage Of the city and country Is
solicited. Prices reasonable. april2
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-05
Josh Billings and the Lektur Committy

Letters which pass from great men to
great men are often wise TO oalishness, and
w successfully ,iisc,irsive as to trea, beaun
fully upon everything bat The point At
"issoe."
.stI .sf8g Salt Point. Feb. 10, 1867.
j. Billings. Esq 'e"4 -
Il ana instructed by our association to in
quirc Of you, and solicit a reply. il you
Iould resa discourse before our lyceum
this winter, and II so. at what time. on
What subject. and upon what terms,
4G .sI Most respectfully yours,
saflIds ssai Ezra Smith, Cor. Sec'y.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13
Pilea Dnron bv Gunnowder.

A method has been invented, and
is now in successful use, for driving
piles. 1t is as follows:
Tho frame used is an ordinary ar
rangement, except at tho top, where
it is provided with ratchet and pawl
to hold the ram up ready for use.
When plies arc to be driven, a cast.
iron cap is put on the head of the
pile, having small cavity in tho up
per surface Tho cartridge IS put in
this. aud the ram allowed to fall on
IL by liberating the pawl from the
ratchet teeth. A short nipple on the
cud of the ram strikes the cartridge
and oxplodes it--.tho result being to
force tho pile violently down into
the earth, aud blow the ram back to
its highest elevation the objects at
tainod being to raise the weight by
the same force that does the work.
BY repeated cxpoaimouts the results
obtained by the use Of the explosive
charge over the ordinary dead fall Of
the ram arc az eight IN one. One man
can manage the machine with great
case, supplying the cartridge aud let
ting the ram fall. SO quickly does
tho ram ascend that it is impossible
to follow its motion with the eye, aud
tho noise of the "cxplosion," 80 call
ed, is scarcely pcrcoptiblc, or at any
rate not dis'inguishable from any or
dinary mechanical opsration. -
Attention, Dentists
Road tho following thew way to
collect old debts :"
A dentist in Vienna recently sup
piled Madame do b., lady woll-
known in fashionable circles, with a
splendid set of false teeth, worth
about 5000, aud waited with exceed,
ing patience for payment. Finding
that the lady "mado no Ngn," he ap-
| piled after three months had elapsed
from the date of delivery, by letter
for the discharge of his claim. No
answer A fortnight later he wrote
again, in fsomowhat stronger Lam
guogc, but received as little notice of
this as his FIRST application. De-
torminod TO have his money, and to
he even with Madame do B. for her
discourtcsy. he inserted in small
suburban paper the following adver-
tiscmont; "A magnificent set of rsolf.
adjusting enamelcd teeth to be sold
dirt cheap, They are daily on view
in the mouth Of Madame de B. Tull
name Sudt, So-aud-so street, No."
Then ho cut out tho slip, aud Gu.
closed it to tho fair dcfaultcr in an
envelope. Two hours after his bill
was paid AID Madame dc II. hoped,
as the paper in which the advertise.
ment appeared was an insignificant
ono, that she had heard tho last of
her bargain but the leading journals
of Vienna have got hold of the sto.
ry, and no teeth have made such
sensation since Cadmus famous new
crop.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13
Miscellaneous Items.
Wide cars and a short tongue.
Beauty draws moro than oxen.

Wide cars and short tongue.
Beauty draws moro than oxen.
The danger past, aud God forgot
ten.
Riches are but the baggage of for.
tune.
Who spits against heaven, it falls
in his face.
Little sticks kinjlo tho 6ro, but
great ones put it out.
llo that has head ofNax must
not walk in the sun.
lie who hath much peas may put
the moro ia tho pot,
Love Of lads and fro of chats is
soon in aud soon out.
We do not want prccopts 80 much
us patterns.
Lookout Mountain, near Chatla.
nooga, contains u cave that is said to
have been explored for distance of
eight miles,
London covers 122 square miles.
contains 100000 dwellings, with an
average OF eighty persons to each,
aud has population Of nearly 1900.
900.
A mother rcproycd her three year.
old daughter for eating icicles. Tho
infant replied, 81 didn't cat 'em
mamma | only sucked the juice out
Of EN-. ?
al say, Pat" said Yankee to mn
lrishman, who was digging in his
garden, "are yon digging out a whole
in that onion. bedP' no" SAYS Pat,
81 am digging out the earth aud loay.
ing tho hole, TO bo suro."
"What harm is there" said a
young man, "in phyiug a game of
cards for amusement ?' II hdds to
the formation Of bad habits -gamb.
ling, drinking, swearing; and it is at.
tended by loss of health, loss of rep
utatiou, loss Of peace, loss of fortune.
and loss Of both body and soul.
The highes store rent paid in
Broadway is that of E. 5. Jaf%ay's
dry,goods store, which brings 500.
600. The highest hotel rent is that
Of the Fifth Avenue, which rates at
slO0 600 per onnum; but the most
| profitable Of all the edifcos ON that
magnificent street is Trinitv Build
ing. This is occupied by offices. 1t
cost about 100000, and reuts for
nearly enc half that sum annually.
A young gentleman in q Connecti-
cut town recently answered matri.
moLial advertisements, .fOund in a
New York paper, apparently insert.
ed by young and wealthy widow
A correspondence eusued the admi,
riug genIlemaa went on to meet the
advertiser, aud found her TO be a per.
feet beauty in appearance, very veal
thy, but entirely insane. A constant
watch had TO be kept over her 10 pro.
vent just such affairs, Ho returned d
to Connecticut disappointed mau.
The great Ruucorn Vaduet, car
ried on ninety eight arches, com.
pleics at last the fast railway line be.
tween London aud Liverpool, and
the whole distance, 200 miles, eau
now bo run in four hours. A saving
of time is effected by not stopping foI
water which is seoopod up from be
tween tho rails, when running at full
speed, an operation so easy that il
might be universally adopted. IL /,
only to have long trough, let down
scoop, and the water viii rush up
tube and Gil the tank.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13
BEFORE PURCHASING
--EXAMlHE--
WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE F!

IN selecting a Sewing Machine, use and test
every Que yourself AMI examine the simplicity
ofit The WILCOX \ GlhniS has no cams
eogs, brushes, bahbins, shuitics or sprina ten J.
slons- y A. the only machine which makes Tie
twisted Loop Siitch, which coubines the elias.
hcity of the chain Stitch, and the security ~ the
lock, doing away with the continued break tnn
ripping and useless expenditure OF thread moi
dent 70 other Machines. IT, seam is thc only
one wnieh can he feadtly undnue, and yet not
cheap chain stltch and the GfoVer and Baker
stitch can both be readily nndone, but the Tor.
mer rayeis aud the machine r. worthless
throughout and the latter IA double thread
and Otherwise objectionable, AID all other ma
chimes render Il impossible TO undo tho tie WORK
aud save the goods.
Call a. my rooms aud see the Mhchne, ID.
poaite d.. knhn'si Market street, Tiflu, OHIO.
AWuli Needles and evefyihng for the Ma
chime kept on hand, Alsa, ~ Kind OF Machine
ettehlng, heinmlng. e0rdlng, .tuokinK aud heua
stitching lone 70, ,nrder.
Eoszsnoe,lF WA, MocUrcuEN, Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13

The sum of one hundred aud four.
teen thousand, soyen hundred aud
htty-six dollars was paid INFO the
patent fund from the New York office
Of Mum 4 Co, for tho year ending
April l3, 1869, This sum docs not
include several thousand dollars paid
Ia through their branch,oilice atWash~
ington. The professional business Of
the Scientific American Patent A gen.
cy is the most extensive in the world
end keeps pace with the progress OF
Invention. The above figures scarce
" need to be commented upon.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13
SHOE STORE! !
NO. 1, sENEY,s nLoCIS,

Has concluded to give tho public n GRAND
DENEFtr, vhieh viii he cheering toMl
poor sole. n pgopoaUH selling all
goods IN his line
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13

A. H, BYERS, Real Estate Ag't
TIFFIN, OHIO.
nsJ-orrrcr-Natonal Exchange Bank Build
ing.
march2i i.ty'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13

Those wishing TO purchase rs wcll ne those
dcsirous of selling, viii nnd It to their adynn-
tugo to call on
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13
NO L.

NO. 1.
ron StLE-Eiglty acres, 90 cores Of whl,h
nrc cleared and under good cWtiVaigni hno
house, balm, aud other out.buildmgs. Terms
easy.
FOR Slt.E.-Ifouse md lot on west sldc of
lat Monroe street. The house is long. and wei
suited frr one or two hinN o.. Eo9d cistein
and chOice fluit trees on theiot Good location
price low und terms easy.
NO. 3.
FOR SALE Eighty acres of choice timber
anu' sisg, " ,r souigw, Rnd m
terms TO suit purchaser
NO. 4.
FOR SALE Corner lot, on lat Monroe street,
TiHin, ohio. A comfortable and convenient
house IT xix rooms. Splendid new barn, wood.
tcrus, now fence, n select and large variety nj
fruit on the premises. Price. $500. Trrms
easy.
ron sALE-A house and two and one-hali
acrcs Of land situated Just outside the curpor T.
ate limits OF tile city iust east Of Fair Ground,
largo two story brick containing six fine rooms,
has good well aud oi-tein, cellar. etc. On the
place T. good irnmo barn, with carriage house
attached, Rnunihor ~ fruit trCos, shrubhcrY, and
In every respect 1t isa complete and pleasant
place.
FOR sALE-A choicc farm two miles east .
'TiHln, containing 70 acres with excellent i'm
nrOyotnents aud In high state Of cultivation.
An the buildings nrc In splendid condition.
Tho tnrpuon aud Improvements nre such NJ to
make II one of the most desirable inrms IN the
Comfy. There arc such Conyenicncies a. are
only TO hn found ON wcll regulated and hrst-cln4s
farms The situation Of the farm is such ~ TO
pcrmit tn division with fine site for building.
WIN sell either the whole or part Terms to
NO. Z.
FOR sNLE-A one story brici, house md 10
on the Gust Vt 10 NJ Melmorc street, Thin, Ohio
4 good collar aud q well of never falling water
A good frlme stable aud other out. buildings
Gr1po.vines, Cherry and other cho &c frult trees
improvements such ~ 81 make desirable
NO. s.
FOR SALE--A house and one and lG-lOO acres
NJ splendid land Just ont sido the corporst on
limits o. the city. west uf the Sauduskv aud Fre-
mont rond. \ barn md other buildings. A
number Of fruit trccs. improvements such rs
~ make the place pleasant and desirable. Price,
Si,i0Oi terms cosy.
Those wishing 10 purchase ns wcll as those
dcslrous of selling, viii nnd Il to their adyhn-
tugc to call on
A. H, BYERS, Real Estate Ag't
TIFFIN ONO.
nZ-orrrcr-Notional Exchange Bank Build
ing.
marchs'.iy'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13

A New York paper says Tom
Thumb drinks. lfhe does, his wife
has at least one cousolation-he
doeSn's held mueh.-LOR. Dem.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13
Mr.. Martin, as a Cutter,

Processes 60 he equal, al least to tho best M h,
has had rW ENrN-rWO YEARS EXPERIENCE
aud has kept fully up with tho times, lie keep
the
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13

rNHE SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF SENECA
County vii examine reaohors At the eourt
Rnom tn fiuin, on
Marvh 9Th, l5ta.
Aprd ad, 10Th and 2tth, lSs9g
MAY ist, Sth and sand, tS6a
June aih and le3h, lSua'
Applicants vii be required 70 he prcsent As
early as 70 O'Clock on he day Of examination, or
they VIII NOT be examined
No ccrihcotes will be- granied eNcept on cx
animation lay, and Teachers are rrGiostcd no,
4" eplll ,or erfllhca,e on any other day.
TIE kNamlners, stamped envelope addressed
to himself :, J. klRKW OOn
GEO, ". RACHMAN,
, u. y. MYERS,
NSreh s9'noss-iS' Examiners.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13

ron sALE-Eighty acres, 90 ceres Of which
nrc cleared Rnd under good cultivation hno
young orchard Of choice nut trees good itnme
house, batn, and other out-buildiugs Terms
easy,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13
BEST woRxMEN
To THE
Merchants of Senec a Co.
and Vicinity.

THE undersigned beE leave to call attention
il OF Merchants TO the facilities ndCrcd BY them
for the general transactiuu ot a wholesale nusi-
ness In Domesuc aud Foreign Dry Goods and
Nouonsi An OK, erence OF twenty ears has eu-
abled ua TO elaasity and sYHtematiTo our business
IA such m ,nner that we ieel confident We can
oher Inducements TO Merchants tn this vicinity
70 do aportion IT their businesa with us one OF
the partners resides In New York and gives his
whole time 10 the purchase oi goods ior our
HOUSE. We are thus prepared 60 oiior our goods
st Cleveland very uuitormly with New York
rates We have recently added % our business
AlArEe Yankee Notion department. under the
special direction II an experienced huyer who
spends large portion OF his time lu the purchase
OF goods sor this department alone, witch in.
cludes great variety ofstaple aud fancy goods
WemAke aspcciAlu! ia
Hosiery and Gloves,
buyins tho goods direct rrom Manufacturers We
also oher as asp,cialiy
Wall and Window Paper
THosE who deal In those goods viii and u 10
their Adsantagr 20 examine our stock In ftct
se believe that Cleveland Johhcrs generally. la
the various branches OF business, ufiur t. the
MefehAnt OF Northern chic inducements which
when properly understood Nin morp gpnefally
leea 20 A. Increase OF the already laIge and
ALcOrr ISORToNG 60.
Cleveland March nth lse9 no2i-3mo
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-13

FOR SALE Corner lot, on lat Monroe street,
Titu, ohio. A comfortable and convenient
house It Hix rooms. Splendid new barn, wood.
house, and other out buildings. Two large cts
tcrua, now fence, n select and large variety Oi
fruit on the premises. Price, $500 Terms
easy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-29
Assi9nee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer.

BY virtue Of an order to me directed by the Hon.
George S. Bryan, Judge OF the United States Court
for tho District of South Carolina will be sold at
public Outcry on TUESDAY, tho 10th day of Feb
ruary next at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Custom
house,
al, that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. with
the two-stoy Wooden building and Cutbuiidings
thereon situate, lying and being the west side of
Ashley River between Bee and Cannon streets and
known as No. 10; measuring and containing in front
on Ashley sixty feet six inches (67 g. on
back Or west line seventysx feet (76,, the south
and north lines hundred and sixty five 1861 feet
be the same more or less; butting and boundin ing to
the north on lands of E. G. Holland to the east on
Ashley street, to the south on lands Of Mark E.
Cohen, and to the west on lands now or late of W. T.
Sanders
All that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated on the north side of Ca houn- street. one
door west OF Smith-street. immediately upon Ben
netts NJ IL Pond; measuring and containing in front
on Ca houn-sreet t6o) sky feet. back north
lno lSO eighty feet six inches east line (156 one
hundr and hfty-six feet and on west line (l6O)
one hundred and sixty feet, be the more or
less; butt NO and bounding to the north and west
on Bennett Mill Pond, to the east lands now or
late OF James Poyas, and to the south on calhoun
street as per plat record in Plat Book ga, No l.
IN Mesne Conveyance Office for Charleston District
1eims-One half cash; balance in one year secur-
ed by ond of the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises, build ngs to be insured and policies as
signed. Purchaser to pay assignee for all necessary
papers and stamps j. 3. BISSELL, Assynee
january ~ fmw8tul