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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

Tia TRADES ASSEMBLY Oh THE LEGsLATURF.-
Ata regular meeting Of The Chicago Trades
Assembly, held at their bali, No. 2s7 East
Randolph stree Oh Saturday, 18th inst, the
following preamble and resolutions we're unani
muusly adopted igo
WHERsAs, The Legislature of the State of
Illinois, during its present session, las seen fit
to ignorc the rights OF the workingmen Of this
State, by defeating OF indefinitely postpoLing
the PenetenHaFy Convict Labor Bill the Co.
operation BILL ard the Apprenticeship Law, all
OF which measures had, before being brought
before the said Legislature, received the applo
val Of the various trades organizations in this
city; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we bold IN grateful smem-
brance the efforts Of the true friends Of labor,
who, composing a minority, sustained those
measures by voice and vote. and we recommend
: anAt the vorkingmen in the several Senatorial
snd Legislative districts in this State, now mis-
represented by The opponents Of trade ADD labor
reform, will organize their forces and see that
true friends OF the working classes are returned
to the Constitutional Convention and the neat
General Assembly.
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For these reasons, and whilst Cur breth-
rem In California are 90 unwise a. to per-
NIT human labor to be discounted By capt
talists when performed by Ohiuamen, Mhieh
most assuredly speedily lower !. . velue q
their own your correspondent most respsfN
fuliy acquiescss II the late refusal Of re
Mechanics Council Of California" 70 Join
with us ia our movement, and trusta that
the three very able editorials written on the
subject will moi induce them to change their
decision. r. w. Huns.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

hwwnsR She sale % Bogers Bios, and Rog-
ers, Smith 4 co., Neridiar Jest plated spoons,
warrlrfc5 % wear az well as solid silver, az one
dollar a set Commences to day, Saturday.
~ TIE City Of Paris, one 5oiIar Sale. No So
h Clark sueet.
stein says he viii sen the best Gods, even if
We loses money or them
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFEiok WI Oh ERK ov rHEl
CocsTr CoURr o. =, Y CoUSTf,
CaicAso, March 1852.
Pub &c notice Il hereby given that election viii be
held in the towns Of South Chicago, Hyde Park and
Lake. TUESDAY the Esd day Of March, A. D. 1855,
In conformity weh act Of The Lessasars Of the State
ofInos sntited ''An provide fer Oh location
and mAlnsran.e Of Park for the Of South UhoA
70, Hyde Park Aad Lake" a which election the legal
voting at such ssosoa shall vote for or against
this act.
The tickets shall be printed written, "FOr Park,
or Against PARK"
The polls be open the different voting precincts
At O'Clock a., and close at o'clock p. m. and the
places Of election will be % follows. tO-wit:
In the town Hyde Park. Il the Hyde Park Station,
! 10 the town Of Hyde Park.
In the town ofLAke. the Transit House Formerly
HOugh Housed Union Stock YARDS n said Of Lsks
In te~n Of South Chicago. as follows:
FIRST Ward.
First District-No 10 Soath Wells street.
second Dls,rics.No - Wabash svenHe:
fonrth District-No. Is Wells street.
second Ward.
First Dissrsct-NOrthwest corner Of State and Adams
streets.
second Diarict-soashwess corner Or STAT. and Vac
Buren, streets.
Third District-EOrthwest corner Wells and Aaams
streets.
Fourth District Southwest corner Of Sherman and
Van Buren, streets.
Third ward.
First District No "a state street
Second District-No. 40 Clark street.
T'ird Distnct-No 7k2 State street
Fourth Distrct-No. SIS state street.
Fourth Ward.
First District Southeast csrner Of Eighteenth and
State streets
Second Southeast OF Twenty -secOad
. street and Cottage Grove avenue
Third District Southwest OF Cottage Grove
avenue and Twenty ninth streets.
Fourth District southWest Of Douglas place
and VinceLnes road.
FIFTH Ward.
First District-No. " Archer avenue
Second DsGrict-No 1T Bushnell street.
Third Ds,riet-No. SO Archer Avenae.
Fourth Dislriet-Ofaee Of Chicago ate and Bar NIL
Company.
The pc sons who acted judges Of %cction IN the
several precincts In said towns the general cleo
ton in November 1855 be hs Judges u this dec
ton.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto my hand
and the seal Of the County Court this day Of March,
A. ID 1889. n. 3. sALOMON,
Clerk Connty Court
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

MEssRs Doolittie s 0ieo,t, owners Of tie dry
dock and ship yard, oil tAe west side u TIE
South Branch, near Harrison street built by
Jordan & 0lcott in 1852, contemplate rebuild
ilg tta dock during the coming summer. Geo.
T. Abbey has sold 20 Z. n Doolitte his entire
interest W tle dock lots.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

@rc-,vics ISsrl7rrE The annual election
~ officers ~ this body, vii Be held On Tuesday
nlEt. N lgt La SllIe sneeL
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TO TEE woRKrEG Class I'll am now prepared to fur
nsh N classes wh ant employment AZ their homes
the wboie Of the time. for the spare moests Bust
ne@ new, Hight and profitable Fifty cents 10 IS per
evening" Il easily By persons u either SEX and
the boys and girls much 6rcaa induce
mente oGe ed those who will devote their whole
tine ~ the business; and that every person who sees
thls notice. may send their address and te the bust
for themselves make the following unparalleled
offer To alt who not veil satisfied with the bus
ness vii send 81 70 pay for the trouhs Of writing
Full particulars directions. &C. SAINT free. Sample sen
| by mail for 10 cents. Address Il. O. ALLEN, Augusta
Maine
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

Local Notices.
ISsURE In THE REPUBLIC IssURANcx CoMPAHx
of Chicago.
PAPER HANGIxGs AND WINDOW SHADKs-
Latest Styles, at y. e. RIGBY'S, 80 Randolph
street,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

THE changes on the earth's surface during
the glacial period, are strikingly illustrated
by boulder Of peculiar variety of granite,
fifteen feet high and seventy feet in ciTcum-
ference, perched upon the top Of the Hoosac
Mountain, one Of the highest PEAKS in Mass.
achusetts. This boulder, il Is conclusively
proved, was clipped OF the apex Of another
mountain at Stamford, VT. and transported
By the ice to its present position. The
Stamford mountain Ia now truncated cone,
and the boulder is composed Of the same
kind Of granite. which differs in every res.
poet from the Hoesac rocks.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27
OTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ -fHM-
Great Western Life Insurance Co.

STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION OF
Great Western Life Insurance Co.
On the sist day Of December 1868 made IL the Audi.
or ~ s.sns. ~ ,sas ens,eS ~
late the agencies Of insurance Coupaoies not incorpo
rated by the site Of Iiissl approved seb a. 1855
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name or the company 10 the Great Western Life
insurance Company. The Company d heated at New
YerE CITY, In the State Of sew York.
CAPITAL
The amount Of It's capital stock al paid e115 900 90
ASSETS.
Cash on hand aud in the hands Of agents or
United States % bonds. To-, T99 90
Nineteen shares Insurance. Company stock $50 %
Amount laned on United States beods, 1,000 90
D. IT'S for premiums, 6,l6iW
All other securities, premium B0.sss accrued
Total assss Of the soupsny, ss9 .sI2e4
LIABILITIES
The amount Of Hnbilities due NOD due 70
bank creditors OF the corpor alton 1850 5
t.Aount necessary 10 reinsure, LAG 7si. ~
Total liabilities. -sls4 sson
MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured In sny rsk. 100000
STATE or NEW YoaK, l.
CoukTY or NEW YokK
p. W. Macy, dee president and wsrley N. Shaded,
secretary OF the Great western Life Insurance Co.
personally known, being sYeraliy sworn dspose and
say, that the foregoing 10 true. ul and correct state
msEt Of The affairs Of said COMPANY that the said Insu
r.nce vsmpany d the bona hd- Of least
elo0oo0 of cash capital invested IN stocks and
bonds fsf least par vaine m mortgage unencum-
bsred real estate worth a least double the amount FOR
which the same ID mortsaged that the above described
uvestmeuisv nor any tbereof made for the
nett q any individual exercising anthoFify the man
agenent q ssd company either president secretary
Director or otherwise that the mortgages above des
erfbed have net been assigned, In any manner re-
leeset Or Impaired ~ sad conpany and that tAey are
the above described o11cers u saia company
Y. ". MACY. Vice President.
W. =. sHADkk Secretary
TIVE Gent Int Rev sssmp.f Too. , SEAL
suhssfibed and ssan bsfure ne ths ID day Of Fehru
ary 1899. In sestim ny whereof have hsreunto sub.
BorIbed my name md anBxed my Official seai.
( Five eens revenue azmp-l JAs. w. hale,
LEGAL Public Notary.
srksz 90 1LLIxors, AuDsroH's oyFrcr.
eRazHGTEKLD. H., MaEh o, 1865.
l. Charles T. Lrp ncott, Aaditsr Ut Public Accounts
Htstern Lls lHswanes Company located nc New York
city has compiled win TIE laws 81 the State Of Inois
reEnaiing The busnsss d foreign insurance Conpsnes
and IL enfitled 70 the buaness or Insurance
through 10 sesnis duly suthorissd ~ this oce until
the thirsy -hru day OF January 4. D, $50.
Rsins.s ny Es.d snd oEci.l seal This sixhth day q
., n LIPPnoor1. AadIssr y. A.
- GEO. SOUTHWELL,
Assnts Ohicagos
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

Resolutions oF CoNDoLESCE a regular
meeting VI the Iron Moulders' Union, Of this
city. he following preamble and resolutions
Here unanimously adopted
WsrnFAs. Il has pleased Divine Providence
u tase from our midst wee beloved and IS
teemed brother, Thomas Bmk, By a lingering
illness; therefore, be it
Resolved. That % becomes rs. as brothers IN
this uHi0a, ~ which tie deceased was good
and faithful member 70 express the loss Of him
who has gone from our midst
Resolved, That We fully sympathize with the
relations 81 our deceased brother ID their great
bcreav.me end he who knoweth al
tljHgs give "a the widow strength 20 sustain
her b. The hour Of trial, and pour into her heart
the balm u consolation and. though she may
mourn, may she 6nd comfort in Him who doeth
aii things vel; ana "a this union, the assn
rance that the loved one whom she deeply la
meuts, was houored and respected.
Resolved, That, as a further token IL our
respect 10 the memory of our dcpaeted bro
ther he charter shall be lsaped in mourning
for ninety avs.
RESOLVED. 90. copy Of these rr-olutions b.
presented 20 the widow ~ +asr deceased, ant
that taey be published in the WoRENGMASl
ADVOCATE, ana III the Times and Tribune, .
tAis city.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

OFFICES:
A. n. LITTI6, PTesdens,
JAS. Mckx, Recording and Corresponding sec'y,
PETER LETTlG, Treasurer.
4. q. BRACE, TRos rURSkE PEAKE, ,, p. csnrr,
yos L. HKRsfNAs A. sNALLFIsLD. ,. L. MTLLEE
MONTE RICKTEs. p. CkNPsGLh, JANEs
None but practical mechanics are permitted 70 Ak Y
stock and become members the erst instance but
any ether persons may becon members BY TAX stock
and complying with snch requirement shall o. deter
mined by a twO-Iirds vate VI Ire -nhers All prsc
teal miners and farmers considered the same
practical me -hsnics.
For further information address James McKm, Da
venport, the once OF the WorkingmAn's Advocate
Chicago.
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A GENTS WANNED-
IA $40 A ID A y
TWO eIO MAPS FOR On.
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PATENT REVOLVING DOUBLE MAPS.

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These great Maps just completed, show every
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alterations In the various European States These maps
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occupy the space Of map, and BY Of the Re-
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Apply for circulars terms and send money for sample
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EIE rc ITE INsraAscg CcxFASY.-The At.
teutaa 10 our readers Is directed 70 tho sdver-
tisemca " Ire Eclectic Life Insurance Compa-
Wy. au .-sociauon thoroughly reliable prompt
90 th- payment q losses. and Company giving
speci4, features I'll tAe selection of sl Tie best
plans af lifu Insurance favorable 70 The insured
70 Afford y. pleasure GO commend this Compa-
IN " the attention of tae mechanics 0f Chi
ego.
Persons desiring information with regard to
Hfe insurance, should csil w the ,gent VI this
Company, J. Todd ll7 Madison street.
DEFEAT OF 1HE APPRENTICESHIP LAw.-lhe
A rprerticeslip Bnl, t0 which We baye 50 often
re Cerred in these columns, was defeated iu Che
Senate II ttis State 70 had previously passed
the House With Httle or uo objection, ana bad
also byeu favorably reported by the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee We forbear comment for
tie present, ~ We propose publishing 'ne vote
and examining little into Che autece dents Of
the gentlemen Who moved % postpone its fur
Their consideration until Tile 4t5 of July Per-
bans Sans Penetentisry Ring had a little 20
az With TIE matter we shall age.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27

sTArx ~ IILTSogs, TpEAsuRER's OvFIcR, ]
sPRssTiELD, February ~. 1883. ( tn
deposit WI th mt, Cor the benefit u al 10 polio
sisting Of
Five Shares Ciay National Bank Stock,
Unitei States Bnnd.,
M0gtsAges being first lien co real estate
= 4 worth At least. Si5o, 900.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto SIT |
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

IL JAIL.-Benton Drake, formerly of
Bellaire, whose operations in obtain
ing a check for $1,000, the property of
Blake Brothers, of Steubenville, and
obtaining the mouey on it at the Ma
tional Bank of St. Clairsville by forging
the names of the owners we have al
ready mentioned, and who was subse-
ouently arrested in Massachusetts,, was
day or two since delivered to the au-
thorities at St. Clairsville and locked
up in the Belmont county Jail. Drake
says he has got the money hid; that it
is his; that he never will give it up,
and that the mistake, if any there is,
was in the drawer of the check who
wrote Blake when he should have writ
ten Drake. OF course such mistakes
,eiH happen, and no sane man will doubt
but Drake is prosecuted duck.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

BURaLARIEs AT WELLSBURG.-On
Saturday night the room of Mr..
Marks, keeper of a furniture store in
Wellsburg, was entered by burglars,
and robbed of about $40, a gold
watch and pair of pautaloonS. A
Miss Tarr was robbed of her gold
watch the same night. 1t would seem
as if there were quite mob of these
cracksmen working in the river towns,
Il that they commenced operations
S nultanSSusly on Saturday night. We
have heard in res ard to the Steubenville
robbery that two men, one of them hav-
ing a carpet-bag, crossed the river about
on Sunday morning on an old
fat, requesting a man where they landed
to take care of it for they were coming
back shortly. They struck off north
over the hills, and remained all day.
Coming back at night their carpet-bag
had been emptied, and they started down
the river. They probably made the
cars at Alexandria, and will go for the
swag when all is safe. The operators
in this city and in Wellsburg are pOr-
lions of the same gang, undoubtedly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

IMPORTANT DECISION FOR NATIONAL
BANKs.-The Supreme Court OF New
York has just rendered a decision Of
much Importance to banking associa'
tions, doing business under the National
Banking law, which is reported as fol
lows:
"The Lake Ontario National Bank had
sued to recover pay upon note II had
discounted, and the defendant plead
usury, and claimed that the whole note
was Initiated thereby, as required by our
State law. The usury was proven, ana
the plaintiffs claimed they were dong
business under the National Banking
law and that the penalty therein pre-
scribed was a forfeiture of the interest
only. The Court held with the PLAIN
tiffs and ordered the jury to bring IN a
verdict for the whole amount OF the
note, less the interest actually taken at
the time the note had been discounted
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

SHOOTING IN THE CRY LIMITS. Some
two weeks since, as we stated at the
time, John Leash, a resident of Ohio,
was arrested for shooting pistol from
his wagon as he was driving over the
suspension bridge. John denied that
he was guilty, and in order to enable
him to prove his innocence, his trial
was postponed until yesterday. A
hearing of the case resulted in Johns
being obliged to pay S. and costs for
shooting in the city limits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20
~ pREyATE SALE
Terms Of Sale.
Splendid Bargains in Spleen
did Farms.

UNHREE ADJOINING FARMS, CONTAIN
i ing. respectively, $50, 2O) and liO acres
situate in st. Adams tp., Licking county, ONO,
shout ten miles from Newark and four miles
from Granville, are offered for sale. An elegant
road runs through the farms and TO Granville
This town is justly celebrated as the seat of two
of the best institutions of learning in the coun-
try-0ne for young ladies and the other for
Young men. Two public school houses are on
lands adjoining these farms. The farms are
each well improved; living water IN every field;
good orchards. Win be sold in bsdy or sepa-
rately Taken in a body, no better stock farm
can be found in Ohio. Terms unusually easy.
Anply 70 WIN. Il CHA MEERS,
ny No 100 Market street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

SETTLED.-The case of Mrs. John Ell
lott, charging Mrs. Anna Wood with
using abusive language, was settled
yesterday. This is sensible. To hear
such cases is to accumulate costs to
costs is to pile up wrath
and keep a neighborbood in ferment.
The wiser course has been chosen. Now
let the ladies kiss and be friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

STORE BROKEN lNTo.-Mutual Store
No. ., on North Main Street, was en-
tered by burglars OIL Tuesday night by
kicking in the lower panel of the front
door. Nothing was taken, as far as is
known, but twenty cents. This is
most singular matter. That men should
take the trouble to, and run the risk of,
breaking open a store for the purpose of
stealing two ten cent shinplasters beats
all we ever heard of before.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF REGIS
county Board of Regis
tration will meet next Monday, at the
Court House, at 10 A. NJ, to complete
the examination of registry books and
to hear and determine appeals from the
registrars as we'll as to hear original ap-
plications for registration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20
~Fripges received at Adlers.

GOVERNMENT LEAKAGE.-The ink
used to cancel postage stamps in New
York is very defective and should re-
ceiye the attention of the Government
Cancellation with such fluid is an in
vitation to swindlers to ply their voca-
ton. 1t can be removed with very 1T
tie difficulty, while the appearance and
quality of the stamp are hot in the
least affected. The most scrutinizing
eve cannot detect that it has ever been
used.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

UNExAMPLED GENERosITY.-Iester'
day morning well known citizen living
on the Island was in the market buying
flowers. After he had made onsid-
cradle purchase he went OH, leaving
his pocket book, containing about sou
on one of the flower pots. A boy no.
ticed the book laying there and ran
after tie owner, catching up with him
on the bridge. The gentleman had not
noticed his loss, and was so overcome
BY the boys honesty and kindness IN
bringing the money to him that he
opened wide the portals of his heart
and the flaps of his pocket, book and
gave the BOYD dime! He wouldn't
have given him SO much but he wanted
to encourage him in his honesty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

FINED.-We mentioned yesterday the
arrest of Edward King for fighting in
Smiths saloon near the stone bridge. 1t
was in proof that Ned had pushed the
complaining witness who was annoying
him, and as the case was not very
outrageous one he got off on payment of
81 and costs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

KNOCK DOwN.-Yesterday afternoon
as a young man named John Huffman
Was passing on Main, street, when near
the corner of Second he was acsosted
by a man named Henry Fabel, who,
after passing word or two with Huff
man, struck him blow that knocked
him flatter than a founder. Fabel was
captured by Officer Detwiler, was lock-
ed up, and will pay the bill this
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

LADIES WATCHEs.-Oxtoby IL Duff
field, jewellers, 1O3 Main street, have
Just received handsome lot of ladies'
gold watches and a fine assortment of
gold chains. Every watch guaranteed
as a "timer," and chains solid. Also
full line of silver watches, American and
Swiss; clocks, jewelry, silver ware,
spectacles, gold pens, &c. See adver-
tiseRent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

Mrs. O'DoNovAN CoMING.-Mrs.
ODonovan (Rossa), the wife of the
a. tinguished Irish patriot, will give a
reading in this city on on or about the
9th of May. Her readings have created
a marked sensation whenever she has
appeared
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20

COOP CLOTHEs.-There is rush on
the tailors at present, and never have
good clothes been so much in demand.
Dressmakers declare that business is
much more brisk at present than during
any previous season for good many
Nanrs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-20
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
Building Lot

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED - OF and 1HU wife
r. made 70 me by Charles A. brltt an; anu S SlIT
hsaring date the third day OF APrh, Leos, uutS
scnr5sd in the Recorders office tor thS county E
&c OHIO State of West Virginia, IN BOOK o.
folio 1876, l will sell
AT PRIVATE SALE
Tot No Is. at the southwest corner Of Centre l1;
I'D Seyepth streets, in W. w: Shrlvers Ruul,
an N tbe city of Wheeling, being the SAINT
I,rnnsTtv conveyed to John Bennett, father OF
STa Jane Bennett Britt, by said W. w Shriye r.
nv deed sales July 9Th, 1851, and reeeroed IN
Book AZ, page 39j, Of the records oil O0io county
Terms Of Sale.
One Thousand Dollars $1,000 in hand, tAe
balance in four equal instruments, paya0ie ~
one two. three and four years after day OF s1Ie,
with interest from date of sale, the title oelng
retained until payment Of all the purchase
money.
selling as Trustee, shall convey only sach
title a. is vested in me by said Deed Of Trust.
SAMUEL B. BARNITZ,
Trustee.
p S.-If the above described property DO not
sold within thirty days it will be offered at pub,
lie sale on TUESDAY, JUNE sth, 1863, at III
O'Clock A. NJ, at front door of the Court Heuse.
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