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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07
A Ncwly-discOvercd Characteristic
= Of Iron.

a new fact in the behavior Of iron
under the influence Of heat and strain
has been noticed by ali English scicn-
tist. 4 strained Iron wire was heated
to redncss by current Of vollaic cleo
tricity, and then. the current being dis
continued, WAS allowed TO cool. II
was observed that there arrived mo-
mcnt in the process OfcoolinS ut which
the wire suddenly elongated, and then
gradually shortened, until it became
perfectly cold, remaining, however,
permanently elongated. No other
metal besides iron exhibited this pccu-
liaritv, which is attributed to II mo-
mcntnry molecular change: and this
change would probably happen in large
masses of wrought-iron, and would
come into operation in various cases
where those masses are subjected to
the conjoint influence Of heat and
strain, rs in various engineering opera.
tions, the destruction Of buildings by
fire, and other cases. The phcnome-
non. deserves q further investigation.
since every fact relating TO iron is Of
Importance to us.-Amertc0n irtizdn.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

1t is related Of q certain clergyman,
noted for his long seyuons, with many
divisions, that one day, when he was
advancing among tho teens, he reached
at length a'rcsting.place ia his dis.
course, when, pausing to take breath,
aud asking tho question, "And what
shall I say more" voice from the
congregation earnestly responded, "Say
amen" o.. e.. 49, - > :
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

GLOW many cuckolds do you. think
there,are in this street" says ~ artisan
to his neighbor without counting
you ?" without counting mo - says
his friend: well, / Ike thatW
" Then, continued tho mechanic, ,"in.
cluding yourself, how many do you
count" ..:.,.,g ,..., r., .. ,:yI,in
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

NEwxAx HALL conldn't lnd a Htis
for bis pamphlet on "religonin Amsri.
cE, )" aud % he sent e TO ThomaS Blnnsy,
With . request.to AZ It for hin1. Il The
proof camc back with this On the title
p.gs:If@ Go to tho Devil, BY, the 4 aethor
Of Come to Jesus. 49, - ~ ~ =
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

-. An Ivishnan Was one day observing
to friend that he had n mort excel
lent telescope. i"Do you SEQ yonder
church p said he. "It 10 scarcely dis.
cernabie, but whenI look ct It through
my telescope, Il brings It 70 close that
I can hear the organ playing" ,,''''.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

Advice to those who are about to 60
to law-frst ask yourself this question /:
""Are you morally in the right?' 1.-THE
Is mo, - go to law by all means.
you'll be surc. to Ein.-1omoha,rk.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

A young woman in Richmond writes
to the papers to know, when young
man squeezes her waist in round
dance, what Inference she il to draw.
Why, draw closer, Of course. -.,,-.-. =.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

A case Of domcstic scandal WAS un.
der discussion at . tea table. ~" we'll,
let m think tho best OF her We can," "
said an elderly ,splnstor. "Ycs," said
another" and ray the worst
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

r "Thcre's sweet :iinusic In Adrcams,'
said au old gentleman. i" Yes there
may be" said his wife "but I hear
u nothing Of it, except 1nore.nSEE,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

Why is baby like a sheafof wheat?
Because it is first cradled, then
thrashcd, md finally becomes the flow.
or Of the family. ..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

4 Matchmaker III Rochester has Just
finished q watch movement which will
run eight days without winding IT
has two main-springs.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

A certain Hr. David Fendor; pop.
ping the question In E.letter, eonclud.
ed :'"And. should you sa1 yes,
dear Mary, l will be your D. Fendet.'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

changes the complexion Of the whole nffair,
and makes what would have been only a
friendship, if it could have been frankly &c.
knowlcdgcd, an intrigue instead.
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A young lady, II = visitor knocks At
the front door, will sometimes send
word, "engaged,0 though shes never
bad. "a offer In her, life. ~ dR.:R
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T a "smart " lawyer askcda q client to
dcfine honesty" What. IL that to
YOUR replied tho latter "Meddls
with those things that concern you"
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.Ofall lands, which do declared lov::
'rs like tho bs't7 L.pl.nd., 49,, -
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aeGAx illitsfsts sostsspsndsat. Who j..
given to. sporting. want. TO 1AoW
when the "AnRlo-Eaxon race: 20.
much talked atout b to- come e6.
4 3Ii:Eof.stt Ic T:a1 r&hH i5S' 'h
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

What is the least popular kind Of
cuff: The handcuff. ...
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07

= Motto for . bottle, OF hair dye-'keep
1t dark l"-Judy. .<. & ,,.t....,. -5.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
New Eirin--.(irOccry and Com.
Hl' I'll mission EIO liSe. ~

BY reference to the Advertising department
OF ourpaper It will be seen that J. n. Hender7
son, who has been engaged in the Grocery and
Commission characterization for some time,
has associated with him j. +. Campbell, for
mcrly of Cleveland, Tennessee, and that the
style and name Of the Firm hereafter will be
Henderson e. Campbell. They design to do not
only General Commission Business, but to
keep full and complete stocks of every thing
comprised under the head of Family Groce-
ries. In short. it is just the sort of House that
has been needed here for some time, and we
bespeak for it large and liberal trade.
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Encourages Home Manufactures.

EhCOMThkf 1hOmo Nhhn %
Editor POI we have talked long and loud
about the pr5pricty Of encouraging home man.
ufactures, and have boosted much Of the supe-
rior manufacturing facilities possessed by East
Tennessee, but in our practice we generally |
disregard our professions. An imported horse,
cow, sheep, orhog, q much more highly es-
teemed than one raised at home, although the
home-bred animal may be superior in every |
respect. A carpet-bag politician, lawyer, or
even minister of the gospel, is regarded ~ poi
sessing superior wisdom and piety, when In
fact we have thousands OF native-born citizens
who are superior in every particular-physi-
cally, mentally, morally and reiigiouslt.
But enough, by way Of introduction. Ny
object is to call the attention Of the merchants
and farmers to the Manufacturing Establish
rnent Of David kirkpatrick, located near Rog-
ersville, Hawkins county, East Tennessee.
kirkpatrick has an excellent Saw Mill, Corn
Mill, FIGURING Mill, Carding, Spinning, Weav-
ing and Pulling Machines, now in successful
operation, all driven by steam and managed
by skillful and experienced workmen. Kirk
patrick manufactures and finishes off supc-
rior article of Jeans, of all colors, from light
mixed to n jet black, besides splendid Bed
Blankets, Flanhels, &C., at fair prices. Kirk
patrick puts up genuine article Of Jeans, all
wool filling; not an imitation like Kentucky
Jeans and similar articles Of Northern manu-
facture. a large amount OF the goodsbrought
here and sold for wool is made of cotton, fly
ings, and other light and fimsey materials.
And last, hut not least, Mr.. KirkpatriekBpends
most of his money ut home, In purchasing the
raw material, provisions. paying hands, &c.
But,when We buy articles of Northern manli-
facture our money goes into the hands Of the
Northern manufacturers. never to return en-
ccpt in the shape OF goods to carry off more
of our hard-earned money. All honor to Da-
yid kirkpatrick for bis tgnterprisc and skill in
manufacturing. and may our merchants and
farmerspatronize him literally. 30 that he can
successfully compete with all articles of North
ern manufacture. 80 - ., 4. ~ 80 =.
Col. Davy Crockett. in his "Down East
Tour" relates ~ circpmstance of visiting q
mandatory where u man could enter one end
with bundle Of wool, and come out at the
other with new suit Of elothesl But " our
Davy" can beat the Yankees all hollow, for you
may enter, his, establishment with u roll Of
wool under one arm and a sack oil, grain under
. the other and come out with bran new suit
from top to toe, corn-dodger in one pocket
and biscuit in the other, and load Of first
rate plank, and a right sharp roll Of green
: backs. 'I'- '''t 1888. ,'tE - ''i''
Anylperson wishing to purchase Jeans or
Blankets of Kirkpatrick's manufacture, can
!. find them at Raleigh Chesnutts, miles South
of Athens. w. c. V.
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Atlanta Market,

ATLANTA, March LIST, 1860.
Corn. aS@1.00. Wheat, white 2.25; rod 2,15.
Rye nominal. Oats. 75@so. Flour, superfine
i.5o; extra 500; family 5.75@6.O0. Bacon
1b1 1914: clear sides 10; hams 1S@
10. Lard, In barrels 2o6b2O1I; in firkins o10e
21k. Butter, 23@30. Eggs, IL. Tennessee
Irish Potatoes, 501I.00. Field Peas, red 10
@1.l5; white ,1.l5@1.2o. Green Apples, per
bushel 1.OBd1.60. Virginia Salt, y sack $50.
Dry Hides, 21. A Sheetings, l6@l6k. is
shifting. 14H@15. Cotton Yarns, per bunch
Z. 00I 2.l0. iJI |Il.ta fTI'i q Z
.r.s. Respectfully. II. T. cox & BRO,
no Commission Merchants, Forsyth st.
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G. 0 M M E R G / A L.
Athens Market.
ATHENS. March 4th, 1856!

ATHENS, March 4th, 1863.
We have to report only moderate transact
lions in trade during the last business week.
Both Bacon and Corn have been dull, with q
slight decline in prices, and but little offering.
though it is well known TINT there is very lit
tie more III the countrxtthan will supply the
home demand. We qd6te: -,1.
Wheat, 200. Oats, 55. Peas so. Dried Peach
es $50. Apples, 1.25n1.50. Butter is in de-
n,and at ~ cents. while Il first rate article
would command 80 cents per ID. for few days.
Eggs 10. ..D rit'r.-' "'. d
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
nicipal-.-Hfccci and Expen.
ditures fOT. lS07-S.

We gather from the Statement furnished by
Mr.. Helm, the Recorder and Treasurer, that
the Corporation receipts from all sources. for
the years 1878. foot up at s2,172 %. Expen-
ditures during same period for labor on streets,
spring, well, material. cemetery, burial Of pau
pers, salaries, Of officers and office expenses,
purchase and cost of Keeping up stock, tools,
&C.. s2,l10 23; showing an unexpended bal
ancc in hands of Treasurer, of go O5.
Resources, including cash OH hand. unpaid
taxes and fines, property, &C., 1858 II. Liza
biiitics, for amount due for work done and
material furnished, amount due OIL property
account, and balance due Marshal, S63 To-
Showing m excess of resources over liabilities
Of S304 96. .... r..... 1i.i,
The Statement of the Recorder and Treasurer
makes An exhibit, item by item, covering the
two years named, and demonstrates that the
municipal affairs of Athens have been honest
~ and economically administered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

Thcfoliowtns named gentlemen will act as
agents for the POST in RENTING subscription
from their respectiv localities:
1JoHN i. McKINNEY, Riccville. ,u
W. j. ABEL, Decatur. i ..i5,.,i.,
B. r. MARTIN, Calhoun.
II, "A. RAwFoRp, Washington, Rhea Co.
DIV. hArrfMkk. Four Mile Branch.
., W. w, FIELDS, Benton, Polk County.
'R. n. SHIRLET, sulphur Springs, Rhea
Taos. sTrrHsas eartersvilic, Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
New yor,. (;cncraI ,Inrl.ct.

NEW YORK. March Flour. superine sos
G.2h. Corn. Southern yellow 1.02. Rice dull.
Coffee. quiet and firm, Rio 121saiS1s. Sugar
Island l3ssal5. ~, 'a,',t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
y Marriage Licenses.

Lfeenses were issued by the County Court
Clerk Of McMinn county during the month Of
February, to Che Glowing partiesf
w. j. Harris to Sarah Jane Forgfe.
Samuel H. Thompson to Martha Il. Mccain.
y.T. Boyd to Noble S. Eldridge. IEI IL
John Ensly to Mary L. Buck.
John Eaton to Mary 4. McGrew.
John +. Brummitt to l.. A. McCrary,
WIN. VI. Wilson to Pnlia Martin.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
Cocker Creek Again.

We met with a gentleman of Monroe coun.
ty few days ago who stated that a gold hun.
ter, near the old Cocker Creek Diggings, came
across specimen which weighed several
ounces. We don't believe every thing we heal
about Coker Creek and Valley River, but WE
are satisfied there is plenty Of the "prcciou.
stuff in both localities To- .pv'. i.i %
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. March, Flour, supcrflne $50.
Corn, 5SaT0. Oats 66u6S. Bulk meats IL; 1917 F.;
II. Bacon shoulders1 4H sides 17a171S; hams
1Sal8. Lard lSLa19. -ssEt bg.rf.
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New York Moneyyrnrlxct.

NEW YORK. March Money quite active
and advanced to Z per cent. on call loan. Sterl-
ing flrmer and quiet. State securities firmer.
New Tenncssee's 66aG6L. Cotton, dull. heavy
and lower; sales 100 bales; upiands at 2aL.
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MAR RHE Fed.

WILSON--MARTIN.-O the esth of Feb
ruary, ut Double Springs, McMinna county,
Tennessee, by the Rev. C. Denton, MIR. WIN.
WILSON, to Miss PALIA MARTIN. BE- ....r. 4, II
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Iouisyillc Market.

LOUISVILLE. March 1.--Flour b.50a6 .o0.-
Corn .62a63. Oats 63a65. Wheat 1.a5al 49,
Lard 19al9k. Bacon. shoulders 14la; clear
sides M; hams 1S. Bulk meats 1917; 1915;
II. y n tu', ,h.luE
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
ORlIUARY.

Died, in Athens, on the night of the Goth of
February, 1860, Miss MATTE MoGAUGHEY.
daughter of the late Col. John McGaughey, in
tue nth year of her age. The deceased had
been Frustrated by disease for some time,
which she bore with fortitude and resignation,
and departed from bed of sickness and pain
full Of hope and faith. Why should we mourn?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
'Cfncinnnti Marker.

CINCINNATI. March 1.--Flour, family 6.70o
100. Corn B4n66 Oats 67a6S. Lard ~. Ba.
CON, 14Ha17A. Wheat 1 .40a1 so. ~ 10
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Wholesale Boot ~ shoe House.

WHOLESALE boot n Shoe House.
While vt Knoxville u few days ago we drop
ped in at the Wholesale Boot and Shoe House
of Messrs! Gaines SEQ, which is one of the
prominent business features of that enterpris-
Ing and growing city. The House has had a
large trade during the past season, and is pre-
pairing for heavy increase as the Spring opens.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
whoIe.aIe Drug House.

Parties wanting any thing in the lines com.
ing within the limits of Wholesale Drug
House, can have their orders promptly and
satisfactorily dlled by sending them to the Es-
tablishmeat of W. c. Inges, Knoxville.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

n1H- The weather for the past week has been
madcup of very uncomfortable variety--the
&frgid prcdominating largely. ..s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

nD- y gentleman in Oglcthorpe county, Ga,
last year derived profit of s505 fsom three
fourths of an acre of land planted in cotton.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

Saddles, SnddIcry md Harness.
We are pleased to see that our old friend, E.
A. Alice. has re-opcned the Saddlery and Har-
ness Business, at the Old Stand, west side of
the Public Square His stock is good, and the
work got up in the best manner. See adver-
tisements, p tE.r..-.. .iI,- q .'. ~ n.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
ygc(sung, Gillespie Il Go.

We earnestly invite the attention of mcr-
chants and dealers generally to the advertise
mcnt Of the above Wholesale House. 1t will
BE seen that their stocks are full and complete
and that they offer large inducements to the in
terror trade. An acquaintance with the men,
bors of the Firm. which we have enjoyed for
some years, would justify us in speaking in
the highest terms OF their business capacity
and integrity; but it Is unnecessary, and we
content ourself with barely inviting attention
to the advertisement, and commend our friends
who visit Knoxville in search Of supplies, to
call at this House and examine the large aud
ample stocks with which it is filled, and which
are offered to the trade Oh the most favorable
terms ''U...# "'H i... ., .F.''.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
TANDRETTs GARDEN sDEDs.

A LOT. OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
n Lsndrcth's-just received ut Head Quar-.
Feb 9, issa.-M.sa -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

CharlestOn, on the lliWHssee.
We learn that the citizens of Charleston, on
the IIiwassce. are taking steps to erect COL
legc at that place, to be under the supervision
and auspices of the Cumberland Presby terrain
Church. Some five thousand dollars have al
ready been raised, and it is proposed to In
crease the sum to ten thousand dollars, which
can be done by n little of the right sort of en-
ergy and application. The institution is not
designed to be at all sectarian; but the. inten-
ton Is to build up First Class School, where
the youth of the surrounding country may en-
ter. and, with the aid. of proper and competent
preceptors, prepare their minds for the real
and important duties Of life. The location for
the College could not have 5een better select
ed, both ~ regards healthfulness and the char
actcr of the community. .''
ltlnay not he known to some Of our readers
that the Cumberland Presbyterian denomina-
ton is large throughout East Tennessee, with
constant acccssions to its ranks, and has al
ways numbered among its members many of
the most substantial citizens Another thing,
the Church has preserved its unity through
the political and civil storms and temptations
which unfortunately divided and distracted
some other religious organizations. The Cum
bcrland congregation Mt Charleston is said to
number one hundred and fifty COMMITMENTS;
and we learn that members of other denomi-
nations are subscribing literally to the Col
lcrc cnterDrisc rt.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

The Supreme Court has. another case coming
up, rc-af1irmcd the legality of coin contracts
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
ROOTS AND SHOES.

lust RECEIVED, A FRESH AssoRT-
81 ment of Boots and Shoes-for sale cheap at
Feb. d, 1S60-tf-62l Ell HORIZONS,
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Athsus gpst.
! XGENsrs rOn THE ipIsr,.

Athens, Friday, March s 1859.
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CUTLERY.-5Oo packages table and
5000 dozen pocket, Of direct Importation, in
store and for sale. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12
SALEOF SERyICEABLE AND UNSERyICE-
- ABLE ORDNANCE STORES.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT, ,
WASHINGTON City, November 8, 1862
There Will be sold, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at noon on WEDNESDAY, November
q 1869 in the ONCE Of the Inspector Of Ordnance,
Navy Yard Philadelphia, large lot of article of
Ordnance, comprising Cannon, ProJectiles, Small.
Arms, and Miscellaneous Stores.
Terms One-half cash in Government funds on the
conclusion Of the SALE and the remainder within ten
days afterward, during which time the articles must
be removed from the yard, otherwise they will re-
vert to the Government. Twenty days will be given
for the removal of the heavy guns.
Ii is to be distinctly understood that guarantee
will be given TO purchasers of articles offered for sale
and noted i'm the catalogue regards their exact
condition quality but il Is believed, however, that
everything offered for sale is as represented.
A LUDLOW CASE,
no It'd Chief Of Bureau.
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GALE OF SERVICEABLE AND UNSERVICE
- ABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,

NAVY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON CITY. November 8, 1852
There will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at noon, on WEDNESDAY, December Is,
69 in the Office Of the Inspector Of Ordnance Navy
Yard, Boston, large lot of Articles of Ordnance,
comprising Cannon, Projectiles, Small arms, and
Miscellaneous Stores.
Terms: One half cash, in Government funds, on
the conclusion Of the sale and the remainder within
ten days afterward during which time the articles
must be removed from the yard, otherwise they will
revert to the Government. Twenty days will be
given for the removal of the heavy guns.
IL is to be distinctly understood that guarantee
will be given TO OF articles offered for sale
and noted i'm the catalogue regards their exact
condition or quality, but it is believed, however
that everything offered for sale is represented.
A. LUDLOW CASE,
no9tdel5 Chief Of Bureau.
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JY GREEN h WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, southeast corner of 9TH and ID sta.

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
IA by virtue of deed of trust, bearing date on
E" the thirteth day Of May, A. d. 1865, and duly
49, recorded in Liber No SIS, folio AS, Of the land
records Tor Washington county. District Of Golum-
November the 9th, at o'clock p M, in front Of the
premises the easternmost twelve Q2l feet and six 6
inches OF Lot No g in Square No SIS i'm the city of
Washington, the same being improved by a very
comfortable and convenient Brick House, and stu
ated in very desirable and accessible neighborhood
on street NORTH between 4th and 5th streets west
Terms OF sale One half cash; the balance i'm six
and twelve months, secured by deed of trust upon
the premises. Sl00 to be paid when the property is
knocked down. the terms Of sale are not com
piled with i'll five Gays from the day of sale the trus-
tee the right to resell at risk and cost of
first purchaser. All cOnyeyancing and revenue
stamps at cost Of purchaser
WIN. H. WARD, Trustee
&C a-eo&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RI GREEN X WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- SOutheas. corner 9Th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

PROPERTY.
IA BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, from Benjamin
In. Evan and wife, bearing date the 18th day
.of July, A. d. 1867, and duly recorded in liber
f., No. 10. foos -, &c, of the land records for
Washington county, ID. c., and by direction of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc
1i9n II trent Of the premises at io,cock p m on
Lot numbered twenty three, t23,) in Turtons re-
corded subdivision Of square numbered one hundred
the improvements thereon, consisting of comfort
able dwelling House.
Terms of sale: One half cash, (of which $50 must
lie paid at time Of sale) the deferred payments TO be
made in six and twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust to the
satisfaction Of the Trustees Terms to be complied
with within five days from day of sale otherwise the
Trustees the right to resell the property, after
one week notice at the risk and cost Of the first
purchaser All conyeyancing and stamps at the pur-
chaser s cost WIN. ii. WARD,J rr..oo
WIN. A. WARD,{ iiustees'