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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-13

al envoys Catherine On qualitS Do femme Dc chambre
dune Oomtsne alsaoieuns sElls 10 engage hire IN
voyage Ialie cette richie comtesse ct ele lu
donne deuxyr yrnts francs davance pour toilette Mais
CONNIE ID coesse netat pas repdus Paris ca.
therins depo provisorement Lory dams ID Saint
Maur, oa ellie 1t actuellement Moi ssu 70 IA vera Fort
hcursusement p6x ellie. je laimc. Je quele meme
grand train. Aloi Edwig dosusnoi ton $40 oa j. rl.
triangle. e.-Hs ha 6t Edwig In mas dooo pas pu
voler queque part Amiserables mile francs Je les ai
bien caches es misna csss ii desn4s Lenz ct Lory
qs'il sims. Ce ss.a u mo{pitsses Peotstre Disu me
pardonnent.iI de metre kss sedure par IN serpent
toi To portss e Va! tn mas oeseh6s sur
le lit Dc mort je ne peux pss marcher. Acheve.no.
etfangle.moi mails tu nauTas psS nss tros mile frames
tn n lee anrss pas.-Ts q done fat testamsst p
tn mis- que ais pas tefre mais tn men auras pas
sou Mouchard assassin I'D donc que e 70 tue d
NJ main sJs ~ craiss plas que b main de Dieu.'
o. noss Ssssais sta N soap doil sur b oour, tire
les rdssax. ferma porte st Sapp.oeha entcmsaf d
victime. Puis, q ravisant, II dit: slsas
A demain, ~ shere. En attendant. j. t'snfsTns -
Etl0stit e fsuass b posts double tour.
III s.i -.
C josr-A n6na DolIngas. arrive Paris depuis uns
Demane parvut non sans peipe rouver adressc d, Las6
dams une petite rue adjaccntc b rue Rambutcau.
Mon ami ui ditil. Lory ma ecrit qaee etat dcsccu
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-13

C6AO3S0R3S, 01&0000U. CHA.
PELI1R18. QU1N0AuLDRU
GROCERIES, Ge, Sc, 3d., 10 toni
dams les memes proportions do rabais.
Une charrotte tres bicn assortio, ct dirige,
par doux jeunes geus rcO0mmandableo, vOyo
90 dams d paroisss St-Jscques.
N. B.-Tout 10 Stock d'hives scse vondu
sans egnrd au prix codtant.
Occasion unique! 90
vcnez ct examinezi "
Toutes les personnes qui doivent ID q
Giets sont prices do venir acquitter leurs
complies dams 10 plus bref delai. QUAINT
celles qui ont des reclamsiions contre ID ditt
societe. elles sont prices do les presenter %
plus tot.
81. AuBERr TEIssIER
6 mars 1869. En- Liquidatic::.
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Une personne parfAitement an courant des
travaux do rhabitatlon ct aysnt exerc6 Fem
ploi de soussconome et dc sucrier, desire %
placer on cette qualit6 st ct munie des neil.
lcures recommendation.
Eadresser aux bufeaux du Mcsckack6<, on
tous renseignements scront dOnn6s sur y
presounc on question. 20f9m.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-13
AVIS

Le soussignG q lhonneur de pr6venir
les families quill Sc chargera do rentretien
des tombes dams le cimetiere de Ia paroisse
St.Jean. Baptiste, ainsi que de pouverture
des fours, dc Ia construction de- monuments
ct de toutes les reparations nkcsssaires au
bon etat de &c qui lui sera comic.
mars 1869. FAUsrIN RoDRIGUR
1O~sadresser, pour renseignements, SOFT
4 NJ. +. Gouvenot, cure de 10 paroisse
St.Jean-B Baptiste, colt ~ siguataire du
preSent avis.
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LEGENDRE Z POCHE
AW00ATSs

Bureau1, aux residences de E. LEGENDRE
ct de F.-P. PoCHE, paroisse St-Jacques.
Exerceront leur profession dams les parois.
ses St-Charles. St-Jean- -Baptiste, St-Jscq ues,
Ascension, Assumption ct 1berville, ct devant
10 C0ur Supreme de pEtat.
1L'un des associes se trouvera tous les
JEUDis 10 Haison do Cour do StJean.
Baptiste. ~
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AGENcE 4 LA NouvELLE-oRLEANs
E.-C. WHARTON & Gle, Boursc des Marchands
rue Commune, entire les rues st Charles ct Camp
FELIX REYNAUD

AGENT GENERAL DE TERRES
EFT AFFAIRES
Donaldsonuille, paroisse ASCENSION, LIE.
Donncra unc attention spGciale l'acquisi
ton ct In vente d'habitations sucrieres Q
autres proprietes. 26d. 3m
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80 poar cent au-dessous des
prix Ordinaires! a

INDIENNES fond blanc, lilas, bleu ct noir,
Is cents. Les mcilleures marques.
INDIENNES en- couleur Sprague, Merri
mack, Prints, l2l OF Is cents.
COTONS blancs ct ecrus loi, Is ct 20 cts.
BLACKSTONE River, 90 cents Ions dale.
25 cents, au lieu de 80 ct IS cents.
COTONNADES Denims, 20 cts, Log Cabin,
30 cents. Camlct Jeans, 40 cents, Bonteint
Stripes, meilleures qualitSs, d 90 cents,
Kentucky Jeans, d IS, 30 ct Is cents.
DRApS franc ais, Casimirs, Satinets, Nous
selipas
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lIQUIoATIoNI llQUIDATIoNl LIQUIDATION
$25,OOO DE MARCHANDIsES

"W Fs1 10tssIHH ----
La Societ6 AUBERT Il TEISSIER de.
want atro dissoute par limitation de termc,
par cause de la mort DUN associe NJ. TEIs-
SER, charge de Ia liquidation des affaires,
offre vendrc tout 10 stock de ses deux ma
gasins, pour du compliant settlement ct un
bon marchs sans precedent jusqu' 'alors dams
les campagnes.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08

DESPERATE FIGHT WITH CATAMouNTs.
9th has this :
Brook, Nimrod living in the Neversink
region, Sullivan county, surprised two old
wildcats with four kittens in cavern IN the
woods ~ dav recently and attacked them
with ,r!y cub for q weapon. desperate
conflict c,>r.d d. III which he daring woods
man {. n y, victorious. although his whole
t,f- .uh- were frigh:fullv laceratea,
AM r.. hi rod fairly ran from his wounds.
An ...tsntory of his wardrobe. taken after
thu f., :. exhibited one suspender, about
hafa vest, ore leg nf rentalo7n, no shirt
10 soak Of and pair of boots that wouldn't
81 she'd heavy dew as Brooks expressed
It. Brooks tied the tails of the six wildcats
together. and swinging them around his
neck he walked home with his trophies.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08
TIE EIGHT HOUR HUMBUG.

!, is reported that certain members .
Jeugreso are making fuss because
Secretary Borie has adopted the plan o.
p.ying eight hour men at work IN the
Nary yards, in accordance with the
nmo which they are employed. OF all
lie subjects for demagogue's froth.
ro,hipg, excepting the Coolie Question
>as ever offered SO tempting bait as
,a,s came eight hour business. Now
hat eight hours is enough fox man
"a toll, nobody will dispute who ever
tried to perform a days work bat that
is who works eight hours should he
sid "a much 40 be bo works ten is
s,npiy absurd and nousens!cil. 1t is
veil enGpgh 10 say that upon all gov
srnmeut works eight hours shall con
ttitute a days labor but, having done
bat, do not let the government be so
1aiust to itseif as to pay for that work
INST as if i, were as profitable as ten
oour labor would tie. Tb- plan which
sc would suggest would be to make
lays labor ca the public works eight
hou,s and the1 pay the men for such
extra time as they chose to put in. Il
sp-eit. safe to conclude tina; the extra
s,pe mer won.i be about as numerous
as tie eight hour hands. We believe
:hst four hours 2 day is losg enough for
man to work but the pay fo- it is not
70 be credited the same az against eight
~ ten hours labor. We be.ieTe Sec-e-
tsrs Borie's head is level.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08
a S7AGs DaIvKa IN A TIGHT PLAcl

a STAGs DaivKa IN A TIGHT PLACE
To give our readers an inkling Of the
necessity FOX Governor SaHo-d's i'm
mediate presence ia Arizona, as well as
TO chronicle the narrow escape of Il
certain stage driver, we copy the follow
ing extract from a letter written from
Tucson, March II, to the San Diego
Union:
Johnson was jumped by Indians, abou. two
miles this side of Pachcco, at one o'clock
yesterday even ing. There were from fifty to
sixty red skins, ard he got among them
before they fired. They were in kind of
horseshoe johnson became Immediately
satisfied that he could not get through. so he
turned to the left and drove back. They fred
upon him. and ne received bullet in the
right shoulder and one in the fourth hnge,
of the left hand, he was also struck IN the
mouth with a rock. They clustered around
him pre;tv :hickiy and, as they could sec
that one of the mules had been famed, they
kept on after him and followed him eight
miles, where he met some teams johnson
finding that he was becoming two weak and
stiff to drive further, procured Mexican to
drive the team TO the Point OF Mountain
station. When he reached there ne found
40 one at the place; AID. as he could not ge.
IN to change the team, he drove the same
team in to this place. The grey mule has a
bullet in the right fore leg i'll the aeshy part
Of the knee. One spoke OF the blackboard is
and there are number OF bullet
EoIes through different parts Of it. Johnson
says the Iuiians fred about one hundred
and fits shots from guns and nisto's. and the
sE1ows made it quite shady around hi4i.
A,rows mating il" SHADY" is good
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08

ORIGINAL -EuIogizing the meri'OrI
Gus dead is delicate as we'll rs n
mournful duty, Old eulogizers neeeS
sarily frd themselves running in grooves
and repeating themselves. Looking
over what AL. Dudley had to say, the
other day in the Four District Court,
San Francisco, Gu the death Of Jud e
Brockway, we fad him remarkirg har
"his noble spirit took is fight, y which
is good that " it is not all Of life to
live, nor all of death to die" which is
also good and, " after lite's htfu!
fever, be sleeps we'll which is bully,
bUt quite as far from being ori-iuni or
noyeias the other expressions Berrer
that a man should 60 Gni"tly /" hi
long home than that these customary,
wooden phrases should he buried after
him They are generally uttered more
to please him or them who say them
than TO do real, downriL hr honor TO the
dead man over HON they are repeated
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08

SOMETHING NEw.-The La Porte Union
says that a gentleman living on the road be-
tween that place and 0Toyiile, owns a jump
ing nog. 1t can easily clear six-foot fence;
has done it often, and there is no telling
how high it could jump if it were badly
pushed. II is one OF the lank, lean and
always hungry bred-a regular % sumner.
The owner wants to bet his hog can out
jump any other hog in the State. Here l.
chance for some sporting intiviiult to win
money If he can find hog that VIII out
jump the one mentioned.-Ssc. Hep0rter.
Two to one that we know of "a hog
that can discount him. Last Spring
old Tread broush,a little black, titman
SOW over from his ranch ana dropped
her liz our siye-which. 10y the way,
we had prepared for the littIe cuss
grub and everything all fixed for him
but the sides not being more than seven
feet high, she got out-thrt is-she
Jumped over and ran away. We nailed
on an extra boari, caught the pig (onl.
about four months oii) nai PIT her i'll
sgain. Next morning she was gone
We began to smell mice and conclud
ed that the old man was playing US.
Come to find out, he hal got credit ali
around the neig borhooi, for being gen
erous and ueighborly b. giving away
that same deviish li:;le SOW, which, a
soon as she hal eaten what she wanted
would just scooch a li.tle and leap over
her stye, inst like a greyhound, and
once at liberty, would run home to be
scratched on the back by " Old Smooth |
Bore" who, next day, very likely would |
play her of on somebody else. It was
al last, that the way he
knew she could jump Sd WAS that he
actually saw her jump out of his we'll
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08

The Cu>nECrtCrG ELECTIoN. BY 8
di-pntch in the Gold Hill News Of iie
evening We have tn" following returns
f. ON me Connecticut election
HARTFORD, April 6.-Jcvell's (Repuhli-
CAM majority is 500. The Senate will be
composed of "A Republicans and 7 Demo
crats. The Republicans have about -
majority in the House.
This will d, . i \utmegs is COM
in, nut
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08
PACIFIC RAILROAD MATTERS.

!twoulG seem that the INSCRIPTIONS
management of the affai-s of the Union
rrci6c Railway, Suddenly fetched up
vita a round turn by Grants inaugurs-
t!on, is likely to produce some trouble
lna direction which will be felt By the
public as a matter of great incon-
-cnienee. What is now wanted above
all things else - the completion Of the
road-tbe connection between US of the
Pacific and them of the Mississippi
aud Uncle Sam having paid many mil
lions that such Nigh: be the case,
nothing which deserves tie name Of
honesty can stand much longer in its
way. We do not suppOse thatthere is as
much as one section Of twenty miles of
the Union Il pad that will pass muster;
bot cars can be run over it, aud it can
be rapidly repaired, no doubt and the
country can't afford to stand gaping
across the space between the termini of
the Union and Central while the former
higgies and vacillates as to where The
connection shall be made, CT, whether,
indeed it will coraec, at all or not. The
proposition to authorize Sheridan,
Thomas, Mcdowell aud Crane to settle
the question o. connection is good
ore. They woa.d do it fairly and in
'eliicentiy. favoring neither Of the con
t"stanis. but looking oniy to the best
,,,crests Of the public. This is all III.
rierc important for tho reason that i; lie
s~id that though the contumacy of the
Enion Pacific Company there are some
doubts about there being any connection
made whatever. This might be vel!
enough provided tie world could afford
10 wait until each Of the rival lines
81 ouid stretch its iron bands across ;h e
continent hnt il 80 happens that we
con better afford to wait for a double
track 10 the future than Tor delay ia
already projected Z, is not to be
doubted, however. that there are many
aud good reasons for thinking tia. il
will serve purpose well worth regard |,
ing, for the Central Pacific to .ske, fo-
one Of its lateral branches, course
,uuning south 0! G.ea: Sal. Lake. |
going thence cas-, To NEE. the line of
sar Southern Pacific But. let rs hope,
tao big problem which tie roads al
ready nearly connecting hsse made will !
be successfully and !eneGc.al-- solved |
before even tia prcii,n ;n-ry s,.-revs Of
siher like urdertnk logs csu BE- gotten
1hj-r~ay.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. s. Internal Revenue.

TNRST DIVISION OF THE COLLECT ~
Iistritt If the State Of Nevada comparing
the County of Grmsby. Notice il hereby given
that the yaluaf uns. a,sessInents or euum-ratipn5
Of snbiect. liable to duty under the Internal
Revenue Laws OF the United States, made AMI
taken ~ Samuel b. Kirg. Jr.. Assistant Asse-sr
of said Division. and e ur!nl to me in the 81
list for 1859 SIli CeH.in uI en- the examination
Of all persons CONCERNED, for TIL space a IN
DAYS from 0rte hereof. at my Office, third built
iuE north IF the Penn i House. in IA son City.
between the hours cf o clock 4. VI. aid i =. N..
and after the expiration Of ;he said ten days 10
wit: on the 10Th day Of April, A II. 1850, AT nav
Office in CaIson tity nevada, | will receive and
detcTnn" all appeals relative to erfuneons or eA-
cess,. valuar 0ns, assessments or eauIeratioHs
mace or taken by sale ~ slant Assessor. All ap-
ne IL. {, the AsssS-br - resat must he IHa.e
in writing amt spec tfy the pa icU!ar cau'-, mat
ter Or thing respecting, wE,ch iecis en- is request
ed ami shall moreover state thu grvuod cr p in
Cipie If error CDI13Iaincd Hf.
wARRhN MASON, Y. 9. Assessor.
Dated Ca,u-n CRY, Ap'i. Sch. 1869. I'd
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THE YELL w JACKET FIRE.
LATEST THINGS by TELEGRAPH.

LATEST TIDINGS BY TELEGRAPH.
Hon. Thomas Wells received the following
about o'clock last evening:
GoLD HILL. April Thirty or forty
lives lost. Only six bodies recovered.
They have control of fire. Cannot give any
idea of extent of damage.
S. W. CHUBBUCX.
About 9 o'clock last evening we received
the following from Gold Hill:
Got this from Chief Engineer about 6
P NJ: Have got about thirtI feet Of the FIRE
out Are working at it with two pipes.
VIII probably take till morning TO put the
fire ont H We fluid NJ mrre bodies.
Have not been in Kentuck or Crown Point
Probably damage not very great. Tlmhers
about halt burned. OPERATOR.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08

st. Domingo. 1t 70 US tiHt Cots
being so vc-y likely to fall into our
hands, We lad better wait lit ie AID
then scoop ia the whole Vest ind!a
Croupe. No ;se of Daa;ng t%o bi:es
Of a cherry.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08

B.6 THING FOR THE BoHEpIASs A
murder, regular, old fashioned, cold
biooded affair is a sort Of Eberharit to
the San Francisco Bohemians but
when they strike such perfect feast Of
sensations as occurred there on last
Sunday, on which day one Derrick sho'
another man, then bis own wife and
then himself, they make a regular
" White Pine" of il, and spread their
notices all over the occurrence as if il
were a district like Chloride Flat.
Each particular itemizer claims the
whole lead aud they all wrangle over it
until another big thing turns up.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Aatiuual 9spnblitaa.
AMUsEMENrs.

WALLIS OPERA HousE.-Mrs. Scott. .Siddon,
last night presented " Rossiipdr In an admirs.
BILE manner In the play, "As You Like IT,
She was also well supported. The play an.
nounced for this evening IL shakspeare's
splendid comedy, "Much Ado about Nothins,''
and a. this is the occasion Of Mrs. Biddons,
benefit u 10 but reasonable TO expect that the
splendid attractions offered will call out full
house. lis q matter OF regret that this fne
company is now compelled, by other engage
ments, to close with the Washington public,
for few more such performances a. we have
had At wallis the past week would again frm.
ly establish the legitimate drama In our midst.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be q grand
Siddons matinee, when the "HuncLbackn ~
will be performed.
NATIONAL THEATRE. -" Undine, or tho
Nsiad Queen" still holds the boards at the
National, and is deservedly popular, for the
management has spared no pains and expense
to have IL presented 10 Its most attractive
form. The spectacular drsma 10 always an
attraetion, and II becomes especially so when,
as In the present case, II 10 produced with new
scenery, costumes, and machinery, and when
every member Of the company fully under
stands his or her part.
CANTERBURY HALL was again crowded last
night with thoroughly delighted audience.
This resort has become again as popular as In
days gone by, and Mr.. Fitzsimm mons promise.
the public that II shall be no fault OF his n Il
10 not success, for he has employed a very
COED company.
The DAVENPORT Brothers attracted an.
other large audience last night at MetIerott
Hall, where they will give smother ssance this
evening.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

SEATON HOUSE-J. II. SHnMsa,
Benjamin s Bueklew, ElIbridEe, N It, VIM
Hubbard, Grand Rapids, Mich, s u Koonce,
W 7 McAdsms, Mercer county, Pai W b SKIN.
ner and lady, A Kengood, Samuel Dobley, W
Samuel and wife, George Horne, baltimore,
Cowan, Warren, Pa; J N Beach, Hon q W
BUCKLEY, Alsi TAYLOR, H W FlAndreau,
II Lewis, James Belger, New York, b I
Houston, Aaron Quimby, guests, John b
Thomas, Frederick county, Mdj Joseph Mur.
rny, Washington oounty, Md; L Easton, y
kiblett, W White, W X Pugh, II A Rogers, !,
Philadelphisi Z L Brockett, Upper MariboT o.,
Md Thomas Sutro, VIM Berry, Md; W s.
Fish, Canadaj Elhanan Smith, Dover, Del;
George W Bissell, U s Coast Survey, Samuel
Trout, Dayton, Oi II Wagner, wstsontown,
pai Hon A Duncan, Hon J Newton Pettis,
Pa; Hon y W dilhlisn, Frankliu, Pas II q
Blos., Iit9syille, Pa, Judge W Yiers Bouie,
Saks, city.
ST. JAMES HorEL-a. W. BUNKER Co.
felbut, Thos Hulterman, PHILADELPHIA
II W MaLston, BALTIMORE W V Osgood, Obi.
cagoj W HUNS, Harrisburg; Colonel Alfred
SPates, Cumbeflandj John Il Thomas, Freder.
icki George Cotton, Judge Brlnes. baltimore,
= Piekerds, Georgetown; X Stake, HnFers.
town. Jas Murray, Hancock; O A Peck, Benz
Fawak, eityi ] NJ Isaacs, ID Hull, J W NAV.
son, Peterboroj l. N Webb, Richmond; ] +
sanford, Providencei L @ Howard, NY.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owxs.
Robt Bentley, Turner, Frank Wilson, Va;
Allen Mitchell, WIN NJ Davis, PhilsdeIphia,
John simpson, T. Putnam, u 5 Al II y Moi.
fett, " l. Crammer, N il q w Hsrper,
oityi NJ Barrett, Mich.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
ny COOPER LATIMER,
- Auetioneers,
(Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure 4 Co. y
Southwest corner Of Pennsylyanis avenue aud
Eleventh street, Star Building.
SALE OF LOTS In SQUARE Tc, NEAR RAIL.
ROAD DEPOT,

unSSr PtSs us, deed e February g 1907. recorded
snso of sabssausni q the partds ,Sc
ainddeTslrned, trustee. will. on January IS, 1882.
square, and ri he .sms aS Is Si. !.
,S s aS1 9s1E I1s aSSSs S. the expense;
w M .osIna. ne sts viz a,sSI ESi @ AID
e day, selling a. As many lO,s each dsy As he. the
Ss tS1h q II sS 5s
being authorized to postpone sales at his disere.
Lot ], n feet inches front, 81 feet inches deep
Less: new ~, and Ss to each sub,sqSspt lot, i.S9o
iis 3 q isss assS % % one line. line.
sst slS est as:p 70 sis. y.'a OI fot SAHh II
Get front. viii an unsqaaI .dePtE. Of about iic
a. apsaps srs ssSsS ssSO Of St u q iest 'front.' with
area, eos such alley also extending the depth o.
% ssS 1Si i ssSS aS' dssp ~ e. e. .:es f.
$40. lot y, front q feet, 10 feet deep on one
ZEE ss, GssS5 sssp on SFss on, :S.
eiiG re- Sst S.ss si osS:s sS:s
issi ii:ssi ss.a. fiSR. e. y.i II ..P gPHsS% SSS
With an unequal depth TO an alley, area. ]. .eS.S T.
feet IDs LII n A. pPsSp sSi oS. s;p As 8 y
ZIG ss 5s1s dSp;h e 81 i.s sasS e .ssS i;;t ma TI
snIeyi A srea 32sa tSt: g 81, g, g. 8, s. g. .,
despi area q each, 90 Iot IS feet 'front.'. t. with
LII sfSsa Si 4USs e ss0s s.sS 40 ~ s
sssp SsS area S Si css each Lot 49, rSn, feet! No
@ n RS SpSa isspt. S's si 'sS
sHsausl a @ depth 70 an alley area. l.s'o Lot l07.
e. s. FIT ~ %%spfs! Gs, S:PA S
a Sshs5 ri y sSss IS Il i tois AZ q n. s. g %
tdssPi area ofsseh. sS Lot G5 sorssi with
aue1ual depth to az aIleyi area, Leo. Lot %. q
SsPtn % A. dsptS 90 area S
open on Cooke stIsett area, S.tS Lot. es' %. 70.
9Y ssc6. afS Lot u. "a fsst front. about iiC iset
dSeP area, .g, LSil5. 3 isssjfIch, win dspii
area, Si Lot 70, IS feet fro about io feet deep
AREA area S9ys5ea alIe{%ty y T ssiGiSisg @ u y q
each Is feet front. a. AID S feet S d deep s1 area a.
las Lot 90 IS feet front, and 10 feet deep area,
@ sS@i%In 'SEsstS sl'FSs e as.py ~ Ir:s, s
S1 rsS. sas IL hSS:s O. Ss, & s Gi::i
frTaai, Ta, no teet deeBI area, ,s,.,, 2,5eo eo...
balance. o, Il. and IS months, the purchasers to
give their notes for the deferred pay ments, with
trust.
Each purchaser must deposit with the auetions or
va each lot purchased by him at the time OF such
purchase, aud comply with the terms Of sale lthn
ten days, the trustee reseryug the right to resell
In ease Of non compliance At said purchasers risk
and cost, In which event the deposit will be for.
feited. W. 8. HUNTINGTON,
Trustee
COOPER 4 LATiMRR,
delo-eod6ds AuetIoneefs.