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, 1869-04-03
SPRINGFIELD.
City Polittcs-Thc City Postmaster"
Ahip md AsaeAaoEsh2Ps

City Polittcs-Thc City Fostunstcr-
ship nnd AssczsoEsh2P.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
srR1faHK1D nj, April Z
AtarEe meeting Of the Republican voters Of this
toHn now In session IN the rotunda Of the State
Ho1se, for the purpose OF nominating township
ot1ce11 The Coppc1heads hare foil ucket a.
really in the neid. and VIII also have ticket
for city ofncerA A. usual this
party Is well organized anh determined to rnle the
cttJ for another year. some Of our ta1-payera
Eroan and curse, and u TO md relief 6J snnnin&
peopaes ticket but it viii not wtn. II The ReP1o-
1ican1 do not stick together this city will 8t1 be
ruled bJ Denoa1tic, e11zYagans7 rrcklesslo Of
ot1ciAlA
Winter is again upon ns, and ovcEoo&ts are no
ceAsitF.
Captain Isaac Ke1es, our next Postmaster, nAs
Arrived home, seemingly well saiisaed With the
"lay Of the land Il F Tash!axson- should Captain
keJea receive the appointment u will giro
general sas11fzcton TO our citizens Ths
Captain Is Al old resident, and
cne Of the most ACTIVE Aydeut and 'indcf&ttgzhlt
Republican, 10 this EecSlon OF the 8lAte.
General Nefson, candidate for Aaseseor Of tbs
DISTRICT Is aiso tack home, but his prospects for
TIC place arc orerehaaowed By the ctatms and
protpects Of Colonel E. I. bakHf, editor Of the
S;ak jtu.naI who Will doubtless receive the Ap
poInttuclt
, 1869-04-03
MEXICO,

4 Former United States Army officer
AIrested on u Charge OF Conspf-
xncy-EcAffuI HnllEond Accident
Proposed Snlo OF Mexican Texrl-
tory% dc.
HAVANA, April 4-Advtte4 from MEXICO to
March n, Aro recelred. 1t WAS reported that
Colonel ae!er ~ o. nc uatsa os stsiss
cJ a99lnst the Mexican government, Would b
b4n!shed from the country.
An accident recently occurred on railroad. b.
which eight soldler9 we're E1led and thirteen ID.
jured-
Executions without ttAls continue to take plact
In Yncatau, BY order Of Governor Ceia1los-
The saIe Of The Mexican Territory to the Un1tet
States xas ag1tAted II the ca2ital ard found uaoy
supporters.
fftvate letterB from Mexico accused Latdero ds
Fenn1 Of hostility 10 Americans, nd Of defrand
4QR the Mexican KoFe1A1nenE
, 1869-04-03

Narrowly Escapes.
Special Despatch to The Chicago TEtounA
FpRr WAYTx, Ind, April 4
Year Antwerp Ohio, lazt evening, two men
p.ued Daniel eavage md John Waters, "ese
drowned oJ the capslzlng Of = boat. Tney var
crossing Tie Aautaee River: 4 hoy that naa @ eeea
e.capt Oue Of th4 men, II M
dea.h sHueEleA, g4ppled the ooJ,
aud TOOK him undtr. He with dltncoltJ et0tSat
nluser from the l1pw ming mani grasp, and t11
only survivor. Nj. Savage was . nat11ed uar
The bodies have not been recovered
a report Is ont this evening tAAt two lAd1es wes}
drowned near this cttJ yesterday, but Can oe uacca
to no reliable o1urre. .
, 1869-04-03
PACIFIC COAST.

cantfnuca Rush to the White Pine
nl.rrtct-IudlAu A1faiF8-DtseoFrx-
lea Near Sonomn-EAKSh4uA In
Snn ExmucfDc04 ....
San FKAkCrSca April 1.-Thtrc afe new ana EGl
deveIopMenta IN In the silver region, Aad people
nfletn thousand ase already located there STORMY
n tather continues, and the roads nv almost "
paktataeL The whole distance between Eks
Nd Hamilton the road Is 92e9
merchandise, ns&Esy buried IN Eao
P1s.a.n,onta F9ev.a % N ntaHntnE extfnh ~
The Ipnans n The natShbaehood a<a baoo1n1n!
hosnle, and 1t Is SaK9extd thAs Il TIC tntlfs! "a
thratt&e4 vii establish = pca4 IN 821et Of Wnlt
RtTtz Va09 uap{ tteG WI Ia ssFed drno& U
, 1869-04-03
HEW ORLEANS.

General Buchanan ReSlEes-Dc-
kxructiyc Fire.
Sxy OSlkAxs April a-Gen1M B0ehsasn yes
t.riav rriindutshed command Of this department
u f3enerni Mower, The Dia1tct Of Louisiana IS
discontinued ...
Ntns VIA destroyed ny ere On The night OF tho
Mat Oh Los, fa0o, 900; partially Insured
, 1869-04-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Navigation OF tho Lower N1k81oura-
Building improvements
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tf4buna
COUNCIL BIEF1s, April 3.
The Missouri River hAa risen three feet In tae
past q hcuu an1 Is st11 rising. BoaH a1e making
regular trips from this point south.
An - ,ctnt1on Of cltizens h2ve subscribed
o0o0 Tor the purpose Of erecting 4 hotel n gag
upper p8rt Of The city, md Work has already oxen
commenced with the intention Of hatinG Il ftn'
ning By August nett The foundation y 40 BE-
ing laid for the Stats Deaf md Dnfno Aay!oE,
ioeated he1c b. the Ieg.aature 1t it, last session
The building and grounds when campleted ane
Improved vii cost s. OK, COZ, aoo Wu Pc oan Q
| The most extep11Te and complete 08uIuuona
shA &tnd in tho WA4tefn Htate&.
, 1869-04-03
DES MONIES.


Escape OF a mufdcrcr-Dcscrtrti OF
the KunnWnys
epcctA Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DIS MONIES, 1oxA, April s
George v. 6hafe1, who murdered his wile IN
Marion Co0nty sorne few months ago, and At the
same time TIED to commit suicide, has escaped
from the MAhaaR County jan b9 jumping
froM the window Of = room IN the second
k.or!, which, On account Of delicate health and
supposed insanity, TIE Sheriff had allowed nlm TO
high, Rallow complexion. dtk hair, blue eyes
thin usage, prominent noee, general bull3 taen-
der Aod bunJ, t41Ec. bonJ nands has A:kr scat
On Tho right ode Of bis throat, no EntsEetA
beard thin and so1s, Hetgha one hundred Aad forty
pounds, and had on when he icft DARK coloEc1
su.r Q! homemade teans and loF-cFn*ned BLACK
hat, The snclln feels confident OF his recovery
uuic4s aided ny out6desS to escape, which he docs
not pelieyc- siafer had not yet had bis t11A
, 1869-04-03

BRANCH OFFICE
lst National Bank Building,
PHILADELPHIA,

Ehezn tho tsAloetss q the Company Il tranaaeed
and to which III scntr-1 ndenea hauA be ID
dreascd
, 1869-04-03

Hartford, Coun-, April "a eeEto1s accident
occurred TO an express train frun Boston, foT New
York, 1t HaJdens Station, ten nlles abo!e this
city, to-day. Three passenger car wcfc th1uwn
frnrn tho rHck and A{e WreckB Tho only serious
u injured passengers reported are: Colonel James
II. Thompson, Of spr!n4neid, Mars, injured fn ~ 70
head and left hip; Mn norton, Of spstogheld.
iUrrd IN the head and neck; ! brakeman, named
Henry HaH4a, badly injured internally md otaef-
bfuteed and tar1ed, but not Benousty. Th4 acci.
dent was caused " sprung nj, which probably
hr1f ~
, 1869-04-03
LOUISVILLE.

Great Rtbe in the Ohio HtveF-Close
OF the mnyoFnlty Campaign.
LoU1sTu1K. april a-The Ohio River It this
po1pt has been FtAtpX It very t1pd fAse for rev.
cta1 days. md tho water today reached tho 1de-
walks On tho lower wharf. 1t il feared thai tho H.
hat!tAnta along the leVee viii soon be driven fen
their quarters b. the app1chcnded tood.
The mAyorAlty eanpalGu closed tonight, A!tef
having been carried On most actively. Tbs
fotc to-n1IIoN promises to b Te1J l1Ee.
, 1869-04-03
Hudson River Navigation

ALBANY, April The water contuoes to Ean'
side here ind the docks ARE ROW caca1. Dispatches
The rtrer 1t different points last night 1twE
1rm but g4ve way during the day. Thero waa at5t
4 strong barrier between Pruserb Reach and
C1tski IL bnt despAtch frurn the latter place thl!
evening tays the Ee has moved aw1y aod tns
H4cr d row ctcar. It is now belfeved thAt The
liver can be considered open, and r4SG ncn e1
r,cct 4 Speety resumption OF navigation.
, 1869-04-03
:: REAL ESTATE.
Only $500 an. Acre

Fur 80 Aeres In SEQ. -, T. 20, r. Ii.
near a6uwaakse-ax, nth z good
dwa11fn9s, hAzxEs. FRUIT trees, 20. In
pzev<1asnta vaEth q, 600. Thfs h u-
quaatia1Ah1ytAA h>st 4avs8tmnnt aav
In the anarhse, the Property bstns less
than = mia from ths nsw CITY Ltnit.,
Must b. so1a today. r. s. CONDOR,
Raoxu 3T. 1K5 Mad3,uu.st
, 1869-04-03

NASHVILLE, April a-Tne proposed railroad
nom Decatur and Montgomery. Alabama. va let
begin Immediately. Tho Contractors are pstuc4-
rally Northern capitalists The roads pAhs through
pnc ii the richest mineral rrE!ona IN the ccnnt1J
/ IasTe nunber Of practical feuusylyantans hare
1trc4H invested largely n lands on the Foad
, 1869-04-03

eas tsoss ees ~ e 20 r. ~ ci ir 1pr ApTt
4 INA tI1x1 frn% uy 70 December tnelaaTa ~ ia
Re4nea ~ Qai*; s.ies te' Id e: 42a 4a2ma y jess 4
ne: Apx1 u Eep<aab1 u sske; July u A7'' ."
, 1869-04-03

At tho funeral Of James Harper, n New York,
March So The following gcLtlemen ofeta:ed a
pAl l-bea1c1s: 4 T. s1ewatt n. Il Appleton jaA
II. Morrison, #esleJ 6uorh, Gea6xN Vim. C1Ettz
James n Raymond, Peter Coopx, IoAa Hall /
Jacob Sleeper, Erwin &ead, Daot@l Draw, Pzofes-
oor Ds41ief+
A Shanghai rooster HIled GnAn child tn Ke1
! kueY, tie o:hH tl,
, 1869-04-03

Meteorological record for April =, lsea, - re-
ported by J. G. Aazsuth, IT, opuctsn. III Ran
doiph street correspondent TO the Smithsonian In
words "veestng,' Seenie," high" adry,
~motst atmosphere" :" "fain," 2nd smow':
Time IBa5 Wind, JhI. Hsiu,
, 1869-04-03
Notice to Builders.

sealea 2.rpoea1s viii h reee4ves It tilt osee. N
Bstudag Nay III. tsR It o'eicE4. p IT, of that d
for fu1aihhps Matef+ala and bof1ttas jan md Jssk
xesdsasa. u p<r pl171 md peea1tons IN tts otaes
Tbox Il Creen, Ess, A,thHeet Chy of Fond dn
Es,u 1t surete4 uzus< 10 N cAses acenR&n5 FFcpoA
By cdr af tho 1asitipg COMMITTEES.
C. H p11ROAf,
C1rk Of Board Ss9Gviso<1. Fcs3d du Lhss "
ustea Fond d. Lac, via. Nsrth % ~.
, 1869-04-03

St, Lor1s, Ap1l 9-Tne Board of DipeetH1 of
tho PaGnc Railroad to-day elected J. 4. lnca1,
President: Dan r. Garrison, Vice PuAdm: !.
Potter. Secretary and Treasurer; md / n Cooper,
Auditor.
, 1869-04-03
MADISON.

PurchnAe Of static B0uda-EnmpM1&u
for the Supreme 1udEeshtp-1ne
weather.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wis, ArEtl T.
The Commissioners Of School and CntrefHty
lands aave reccnti. purchased It 1ar $sa."oo OF
st..e bonds aud tnrcs1ed therein The trs. ol
the State. This se4ves on{y about nnntrea .aoa-
~ thr hands Of pirate parties OF CORPORATIONS,
rs Mssea Ia WtIi dones be aosortea fsF months
"is so1ne Repob.scsns a1e apntenensve saM y, tne a
~. 49, nI1on. unless tho Republcana A5e
t eea 70 ths ossR ssf asa =
I1eeG eGHr.ts Eaye made no Nomination bat II Is
1ns 1ns.nod II. tner leedeEs .ze .seanx 70 con
oentiase vote Oh + nue5 Of ~ ot
he weather tod.! au;e n iaen ~ |S adas1 a1t
| HIGHT u melting coasiderAo9'
, 1869-04-03
ENGLEW00D.

FOR sALE-F8G aerea snbdividsd into half s16
ono se 1ot4 .dJoiuins TIE fessnal School sroan.s-
tne tarest1nent for a7i1allsta
= HULBCRD d co..
, 1869-04-03
Ftr.t nllItarr District.

R1euxnxp. VI, Aprn a-GeneIA L. 8 Webb
assumed command to-day, knd tAEoct m order 10.
tu1tattnx GoTeroo1 WeIh Colonel Stow hEa been
appointed Ad{utAnt GeoEA
, 1869-04-03
FOREIGN.
Another Terrible Co1liery Ex-
plosien in lancashire.
TWenty'Eight Persons Killed

Great Britain.
4fufHXH Hhn1Ht1 uQr.L1kkT E1rLnS1oK.
I1xDox. April T.
Another explosion nt tho O1ieJ Colllc13, North
Lsoeashtre, Jesterday, killing twenty eight parsons
md badly injured many othe91.
GLASGOW, ApyQ 4
The steamer Britannia, From New To1k1 has
Moynu, ireland, Ap<a Z
Steamer Iowa, from GlasRoN, has AtrtFed.
, 1869-04-03
ntern~ed of His Buzfaex

10cendi0ff&& SEMtEHE&A
RUTLAND, vt APRIL 4-Tne Rutland tncendianes
hsre oe<n sentenced TO- the 6ate Fr1pn fof ten
ytAl8 each.
, 1869-04-03
arm for Sal:

One Of tho most desirable ~
In the vicinity Of Chicago,
near Northwestern Raa!r1-. =.
mile from station, seven nailo :,
Chicago, beautifully locate..-
Improvements, large hous". -
hearinE orchard, farEa con-4.t
about sixty acres Of the best SOIL
under high cultivation, IT.
or three roads.
For sale or exchange for city
properly. Inquire at IS Mlchl-
Gan-nv.
FOR SALE
43 Acres, i'd Of u milo southeast
of BoMnanytlle,
g. s ;%Hs n Il RI S x:ses E:s5 e sss
AEcnt. 18 adtsoast
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
CHOICE ETE6THEXT-We oder fok sale favur-
Ahse tcpnA block 6, bounded by 6fxtcenthst. HtEt
Turth-xy.. 3everteenth aa4 GEovestA-*.luahe r9ve
y fuf E1sthouec, manufacturing q osheF bus1cA
becoming very eentlal aad mnn .9ssnce Espd!y. TEEa
cay, Gu It aur ctnce sl1teeothst mi Wentworth
ev JONES CHAPLIN.
, 1869-04-03

DOVE, Del, April a--NinesJ Thousand acres q
sold It 4nctaon yesterdaJ, 70 G. F. Lewis of cleve
land for t9OpO
, 1869-04-03
deduction OF Wages at the 9uEts-
month Navy Yard


PORTSMOUTH, y. 4, ApFa 4-oru9s hAvt been
rrreiyed It tnc Navy TxYu reducing the waRe4 Of
N ptr utf1s wosknnen and c1etH tNcnfy pe1 cent
frt1fu Last mouth = r1ta.
, 1869-04-03

Turkey.
ARHlHaKX1Ff1 FOE 1H ExfTLx1EH or III
TROUBLES or yHx FIRs1AN BoRoxx.
CoBrANIIAoELH, April 3.
TAa dtmcah1ea On the Pe1stan bogle1 are In !
Shts WY to be settled. The Porte faf agreed WIN
the Fcrx,an Government to refer the reot1acAtan
Of the frontter to mixed commission OF Turkish
and Pe1han BubtectA
, 1869-04-03

or1xer m Apt1 1.t,;oiee arwot to msn v,ssas D se%e %
oSned b them tn dsou .e'e roSsd 49,
n191 ses nom herr IN Ut sta1e 1sre taem taeir
mcnsy nd noesea iezstnK men e1n}! aT pnSsa '1
toutney to this city on 1901, Will 11aFN'
, 1869-04-03
ARK 4 ANNAN,

NnuHM April a-The APPEAL. uttle Rock
special, rhls evening Baya the HOUSE yeSte1tAy
passed BILL funding the State debt Both houses
passed resolution 70 ID 4ou1n s*n< dA on the 10TH
, 1869-04-03
New Orleans mArk<ts

Night Pred ..... ......-... aa r. ITo3p p, n
~ T. m ia .AIN. ". Z. rs 30
800 ?. Ill.,, *. .11S. ". &. st ........
500 p. m..... il. - n. II. 6. 49, Inches,
, 1869-04-03

Proposals 1M b received for boring IN AEtx
Vel, no to ~ teet desp, cu Sozta slde> sd!sc.Ct
City Lhnttl Wen To Be tS Hvc tnehes diameter.
d.ers r CARTWR1GH1. ?. O. DraF~ 70 a<a
2Ep~
, 1869-04-03

TRENTON, II. J., April 2.-The $e1islature ID
journed to day. The bill from the Senate, TO sub.
nit the ratification Of tho Fifteenth Amendment
70 tho constitution to vote Of the people, fallel
to become 4 lAw.
, 1869-04-03
PROPOSALS FOR
Sinking an Artesian Wei

sezIed pso7nsAh vm b EEe4ved Until = "'do6
Art1 14th IlR foe the sinking of an A1tss4aa We'll
The County Poor Huuse. h he toFu Ct Jede1son :
bas must be addressed to th4 COMMITTEES % foos ao'
md Paupe1z, IN eare II Ed s. Sa1o1aon- GoahE. ee
nd rnust b a1yott In deta0s- z. =.
Tbe eor1zitseo reseryo tho t1Eht 70 reIse: Any
N hdA
For the Eounaittee r. "A and P.
JAS r HAYDEN, Elfa
, 1869-04-03
MILLINERY
millinery.
WANTED.

XRs, q II. DUNN = harry ta an1oan hef tf1eaaa p
and es1stace7 fhA.f - ~ eperod NHtlfnI n
= k1et HAEfHoo<t, nee.od dssa- H"%zn v ~%oa*nNF-
VtrT4 =. -slad r. 1}esar3 70 u-t4 *heu
, 1869-04-03
ENGLEWOOD!

LOTS At 100 FER FOOT.
Rses Ia.xnd Car Werk1-I.ots II $500 eac1-
Michigan Avenne-Lots ri $1,000.
Heck Izl4nd J. JRntf5an-16 nHe4 1t 600 PEE
AcfE+
Luta On Fifty -niutb-st., at $50 Eft fooe-
NnhAAh ATF41r-Iats nj 4 bAfB1In~
GEO. II. HESS, 1J1 Clofk-Et.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-11

ouirc bill ard two.thirds vote TO remo7e Il.
Gsp any one doubt that this will lie done, u
the ticket be elected 1t does no: require a
bill and two. thirds vote to wave the test
oath, as in the case Of disability. Su, SIT
plv vote Of the House. Mr.. Shacse'tord :
candidacy is the only MODE OF de:ci;nf
Whittlcsey, who runs upon the consnhd1tec
negro vote. Open the lists for lneerendehi
candidate of the Radical stamp, and cur ras
" will be divided, and Whiulcseg, will be
forced upon Us by the negro vote, and hy our
own dssensions Our candidate VIII tHnH
united and energetic action over this entire
district. and produce consolidation OF the Con
sarya,ive vote No one eau combin: fhcH'
elements of success to as great an extent as re
and without them We, of course, are defeated
Let us. therefore, have united and harn oniou'
action in his behalf, and test, to this extent a
least, the sincerity OF the Grant policy OF ic
construction. We trust that when the ffe;i
dent fixes the day Of election, and submits TIE
amended constitution to the people !hr
Shackellord will again take the stump III I'm.
district, and bring out the vote against tn'
monprel ticket, headed by Wells. Jet th'
leading men both here, and IN the state 4
large, do the same, and the issue vii! no long
or he doubtiul
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ImDOrtanf Decision h"ef
woods Decision Reversed.

In the L. S. Circuit Court in Richmond, yes
terday, Chief Justice Chase delivered an opln'
ion on the appeal from Judge Underwood
decision in the District Court, declaring null
the sentence of Judge Shelley, OF the State
Court, on the ground OF Shelley lnengloiIi'y
under the fourteenth amendment. Inc case
was that of Caesar Griffin, negro, sentehceo
to the penitentiary Tor shooting man.
The Chief Justice read the opinion CT the
Court. holding that State government had been
recognized ali during the war by Congress
first at Wheeling and then at Alexandra. The
action of that government in dividing the
STATE had been recognized by the Federal Sen,
ate. and Senators and Representatives elected
nnder that government had been allowed seats
in Congress 1t was under that governments tina;
Sbefiey had been appointed, aud lie was there
fore q legal Judge IS far as the State Govern
ment was concerned. The question now came
nm whether he was ineligible, aud whether he
was absolutely removed By the operation OF
thc l4th amendment. The u. 5. District Judge
had decided that he was; but, IN an examina-
tion of questions of this sort, great attention
is properly paid to the argument, OF
Inconvenience and construction when
must necessarily occasion great public and
priyate mischief must never be preferred to t:
Construction which will occasion neither in sc
great degree, unless the instrument actually
REQUIRE such construction. The opinion here
shows the anarchy which would be produc ed
in State by declaring past legal proceedings
void
1t then considers the character and intcn; OF
the third section Of the fourteenth amend ncnt,
which is declared to be primitive. 1t lscloarIy
against the provisions Of the Constitution
which DENY TO III, LEGISLATURE the ulhorlty
and the power to deprive any person OF liie'
liberty or property without due process OF law,
or to pass &c post ftcio laws. and these, ii there
were 10 Other grounds, are reasons Tor seek lns
another Interpretation OF the amendment thin
that asked by the prisoners counsel inc
fourteenth amendment is not self cniorcug anu
needed farther legislation of Congress to enforce
it and two months after the Judgment now
bang revised was delivered, Congress passed
Joint resolution providing for the remova OF
all ineligible officers, showing that persons then
holding Office we're held to be de tdcto officers.
and also providing the means Tor their removal
by the military.
The Court said the Supreme Court had unanl-
mously concurred in the opinion that prisoner
sentenced by Judge ia tdct0 though not a
Judge DE- iurc cruld not be reached by habcas
corpus The d, csion Of the District Court was
accordingly reversed, and Gear Griffin was
remanded TO the State authorizes.
In the o. S. Court yesterday, deter Phillips,
under sentence to be hung next Friday for the
murder OF his wife was upon habeas corpus
remanded to the State authorities, on the
ground that he was sentenced before the promul-
CATION Of the fourteenth amendment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-11
The Pacific Railroad.

At Promontory Summit, Utah Territory,
yesterday, the walnut tie aud the silver raj
we're laid, and the golden spike was driven
which form the connecting link of the Contra
and Union Pacific railroads, and the great in.
teroceanie route is completed, binding the
shores OF the Atlantic and Pacific The point
OF junction is Lose miles west OF the Missouri
river, and 600 miles east of the Sacramento
The connection was made at FIVE minutes past
three O'Clock in the afternoon, and while the
last strokes OF the hammer were falling the
telegraph YVES simultaneously repeating them
in all the large cities of the country. lo New
York the event was commemorated by the fir-
ing Of salute and jubilee service in Trinity
Church. Mayor Hail sent cougratuatory
dispatch to the Mayor OF San Francisco. and
similar messages passed between the Chambers
of Commerce in each city. In Chicago, Phila-
delptia, B ,ston and other cities and towns,
similar rejoicIngs took place, Vice President
Colfax delivered an address at Chicago upon
the importance Of the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-11

Ky Green a. WisC,
Rcn. Z -tute agents and AuCtl0nocrs.
IOM lSS!ONKR'S SALE OF VALUA A.
BILE REAL ESTATE.

Rca E-tute Agents and Auctlonocrs.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF q decree OF the Circuit Court o
Alexandria county, Va, rendered at Novem
Der term, 1855 in .ho sui. of the Potomac
Building Association, plaintiff, versus Jesse
wood ward md others defendants the un Ter
signed, Commissioning, therein named, vii
DAY, the l2.h day OF June, 1862. nj II . clock
ID. in from. OF the Mayors office, IN the city 81
Alexandria, the following described REA l.
ESTATE, in the city of Alexandria:
No. George W. Davis Lot, on the south
,iie OF Queen street, between Alfred and Pat.
PKOVEMENTs. on n. w. corner King md
Royal sire, Is, 20 Get by Is feet deep.
No. 3.-John 4. HIils TENEMENT and
LOT, on the north side OF Wilkes St., between
Wate- and Fairfax, II feet lo4 inches by 50 #.
n. 4.-John T. Hills LOT, on The west side
Of Watsr street, fronting 81 feet, more or less,
on Water street.
No. 6.-W. b. Nails TRACT OF LAND, in
Fairfax county, containing Is screa.
No. CIV. b. Nails LOT, on the west side
of Fayette street between King and Cameron,
~ feet by 50 feet deep, with righ. Of way over
n 10 fee: alley.
No. John L. rascoes LOT, on the cas-.
side Of Fairfax street, between Wolfe and
improvements.
30. S-John L. Pascoes LOT, with TWO
TENENENTS, on the AS. side of Fairfax St.
between Wolfe and Wilkes, 30 feet by lZ3 feet
) inches also, one undivided fourth OF TEN +
MENT and LOT, on the east side OF Washing
ton street, between King and Prince; also, an
undivided fourth of rent charge, (Sl0J) convey
ed By Methodist Episcopal Church, 18Th Octo-
Der, 1853.
No. a.-John r. Hiirs LOT, on north side of
Wilkes street, between Fairfax and Royal, 81
feet inches on Water street.
No. ~ Margaret Rafferty, TEN EMEN
ana LOT, on the west side %. Royal street, 70
feet by i2} feet inches.
No lI.-John Summers LOT and IN
PKOVEMENIS on the wet sido OF Pit =
betw, en- King and Prince, IL fee. II inches in
depth.
30. l2.-Janc O. Sullivan TENEMENT
and LOT, 3, the intersection of Fairfax and
FRANKLIN -, ). Z. corner, II feet by ~ feet
deep ;. NJ q cu,t;r.r.. Tor =, ,ho
south side of Franklin street, at the middle OF
squAre. between Water and Fairfax streets. %
feet by - icet deep
no li.-Ch4rlr- Shiriey'. one undivided
half OF TENEMENT and LOT. on the east
lido OF Washington street, between King and
Prince streets, 70 feet By l2} ieet.5 in deep.
No. lj.--kliz. T.. Venes LOT, on tho cast
side of Columbus street. bctwc II Princess and
Queen, l. feet inches 10y s. feet inches deep
TERM S-One-tcnth OF the purchase money
TO be paid in c.sn the residue in three equal
instslmeLt- of = !! aEd II months; the boods
Of the purchaser. with good security, aud bear
ing interest. to be- taken for the deferred pay
men;s, and the title to be retained until they
are paid. G. ". WATT LES,
my ll-lawts Commissioner.