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Nema1otk Daily Gribmtrs
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1860.
TRIPLE SH E E Il.

Further accounts OF the Slave conspiracy in Cuba ana
its detection and punishment, give fresh details OF It's
horrors = The winnepeg is declining. and Gov
McDougal hopes reclaim his authority. portion OF
his opponents having started of OH buffalo hunt ==
NJ Olviers programme has been adopted by 81 Yellow
Liberals and NJ. GlasBzon has been elected In the
Fourth District OF Paris. =-- Gen. Prm Is again III
clined to favor the Republicans. - Gen. Cladlhi mas
been called to form a Cabinet in Florence - Two
vessels have grounded passing through the suez Canal
== Gen sanave has caused himself to be proclaimed
President OF Hayti for life Peace Is announced in
Venezuela.
Both Houses Of Congress organized yesterdays In the
Senate the monster petition for the recognition OF Cuba
was presented by Mr. Cameron and bills were introduced
restricting the jurisdiction of the u s. Courts, regu
Iatng Chinese Immigration and for the reconstruction
OF Georgia. in the House. bills introduced proyid-
ing the taking Of the ninth for the admission
Of Virginia. and amend the banking and currency act
-= Woman Suffrage bill has passed both houses OF
the Wyoming Legislature. == Six prisoners escaped
from the Binghamton Jail on Saturday night. == The
National COlored Labor Convention is sitting In Wash
ngtOn.
A severe storm Of snow and wind prevailed yester-
day. and traffic on tho railroads greatly mpeded ==
inquest Mr. Richardson, the jury mud
that the deceased was shot by Daniel Mcfarland So
Samuel T. Blatchford has given bail for examination
= Gold, 122i 1927, 1881 Temperature, 49, 30, 49, 81
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Rusin,ss Hotit,s.
BIG TOMATO.
run rnnpHY TOMATO

Offer Trophy Tomato the public the best that have ever
tuouu Even unvorab climate Of Newport have grown III
perfection that have equAe With any oher variety una
the best while SIX other varieties @ most noted soT
growing aide By SIDE With It my grounds have beer nOmParab
Inferior
This Tomato has been hitherto unknown the seemarEet Ny at
tenon friend whose father an amateur horucu
commenced % the sene OF experiments by "nen ne
has brought present superb condition His srst step was to
the old cump large red tomato (Which was very heavy bit T 50
,Tng was continued Tor sewers, years he succeeded putting
be eonvoutcd flesh Of the one inside Of l6e smooth sam o. s
10 accomplishing his be adhered closely to h1ed hne seop
scientifically for the atiainmcn. Of predeeun end as da
the ognat Of the famous Sho6on breed Of cattle Inc era once
W ,t St INA b savoyeI Of be earliest fruit for the
ys seed: and now when seed will With
ty reproduce The perfect type tomato isa 9as never
the fame OF the popularity vote tomatoes an OF Wch Ga.
the best Of them herd OF Shohorn cattle Superior
anon the Tery earliest and upqueonsby the largest, the
snooths the fehy land consequently the teai sgu
Favored oa While from It's long and careful ea',2on l,a
specimens being allowed to bree has b1 Of type ,na'
has heretofore been unknown its rss-'aa rarely seen IL any S
The Trophy Tomato type. but has not the ability with
start and The exposure the whole family requires or
M chance e., vii i fSard Gu tra to be represent
r oH m own SEED for sale All hat eau offer year
The little that feud aud bis father saved from ts own Sc
olges sell at rate that would almost make an larry h
What do sell will create large demand for le future
within the reach Of all have male ang emgts Tor sois yeia .'
viii enable me to sarPly 1Uy quantity i'om ss W he
custom regular seu to select for their own planting ana 70 go
Up remainder Of the crop good ADJ bad for seed for sac
The Of this fruit copied IRON al edO Atee
In The New-York Tribune, October 20, 1899: ,
'THK TONATOWe bave been favored WIN basAeu Of
t remarkable fruit aud free to that beyond AL comp
ri,on the finest tomato have ever seen
many single specimens weighed one and bail pouud
nearly smooth applet measured
four and quarter IN diameter The cnvouon OF The Old
preserved inside 81 the smooth kn aud ne Pro
portions uguary small which accounts Tor Tue
of Ae round oi bee
The oriusor Of this intended only for hmse nd ms
friends sccent under The uotcc oi NCL Nat on
aeln w. se@o1t-,i ofit vel kuo 80
name the geuuincCss q AZ seed seat out
SENr By NAIL Cn return" enveope) receipt Of price
Each packet 90 Seedsl
fVK DOLLARS
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KENTUCKY.
MEETING OF THE GENERAL ASsEMBLY-THg
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
ANOTUER DISPATCII

MEETING OF THE GENERAL AssEMBLY-THs
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 6.-The General Assembly
Of Kentucky met at Frankfort to-day, and organized by
the election OF II. p Leslie of Warren County Pesi
dent of the Senate and j. H. Bunch Speaker Of the
House. The Governors Message then read The
Governor takes cheerful view OF the existing condition
OF affairs Kentucky, and makes important
mendatOns. Financially the State Is IN most healthy
condition. III the outstanding bonds due, and
the S840,Sl9 So due from the Revenue Depart
ment proper to the State returned the resource
would be more sufficient TO pay Off the State debt.
Commissioners OF the Revenue laws; that the present
State agency for the collection OF the Government
claim OF the Common wealth be abolished, and that tho
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund he authorized 10 em
plOy responsible person to do the work that the
question Of calling Convention for the revision Of the
Constitution be submitted 10 the people; that q
general law OF incorporation for banks and other
companies be enacted, under which any company may
organize by putting the terms Of its organization on
be established a safeguard. Referring TO the various
acts violence committed in the state last Summer, he
determination 10 call out the militia Tor tho ar
OF offenders all occasions when the peace OF the
Common wealth may demand such action. He suggests
repeal Of the present militia law and ncnes to the opn'
that the volunteer system the best on the ques-
ton of immigra he takes broad ground and suggests
the circulation in Europe OF correct Information as To
the advantages open to immigrants In Kentucky that
more capital aud skilled labor may find their 10 this
State. In conclusion he refers to the friendly spirit THAI
rapidly taking the place Of preiudces engendered
by the war, and urges protest against the usurpaOns
OF centralized power
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POLITICAL.
MISSISSIPPI.

THE ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR AND CoNaREss-
MEN.
CANTON, Miss, Dec. 2.--The Radical Repub.
licans carry this County adlson) by majority of sd
over tue vote OF last year. There but ono votA
against the Constitution and any for the dsfran
chisng clauses The candidates elected Alexander
Warner State Senator, and W. Ben Cunningham, Jesse
NJ stone, aud James 5. Speman coOredD To the House
of Representatives. The election remarkably quiet
this point and conducted without the aid OF the
military authorities. In the Camden district colored
man was brutally murdered by desperado. who sue.
ceeded In making his escape The Constitution Is adopted
beyond doubt by large majority, and tho Repubca.
ticket elected There seems to be doubt about ths
Legislature,
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We make no appeal to our readers in behalf
of party interests We only ask every one to
remember our Charter Election to-day, and to
vote in favor of honest and economical City
Government. That does not mean to
vote for the suddenly developed Tammany
candidate for Mayor, nor for many OF the
Tammany candidates. 1t may he that the con-
test in your Ward is hopeless, but you do not
know that and you would have no right to
neglect your duty, if you did know it. Suf-
frage Is not q privilege it is duty. Go and
vote
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TIE ST. NICHOLAS DINNER IN BRooELYS.

The annual dinner of the st. Nicholas So
cIety OF Nassau Island given last evening at tho
Pierropolnt House Tho members OF the Society were
early IN attendance and the enjoyment OF the occasion
was heightened by tho fact that tho first snow OF tho
season was falling thick and fast Ainong te Hueses
were a number of descendants Of the rst settlers OF
brooklyn who whom they meet on such occasions IN
varlably onllyeD the entertainment ny their aies
of the good old days when Fultonst was "a
cov.path and tho horse ferry "a great Institution.
The President the Hon. John A. lott, and the High
stewnrd William Hunter. jr, assisted by \. w.
Kalbaesoh John W. Hunter, 3. Is. Stewart, A. j. Beck
man. Peter wyckof VIM. j. k0uenhoycn, Apram AN,
v r. Martonse all OF whom stewards Tho fare was
smptuous aud tho wines delicious Tue speeches though
festivities werc kept up untu late hour. Rnd oVeFDoay
prvaeut aeeule1 happy,
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MUSIC
ENGLISH OPERATIVE HUGuENoTs.

ENGLISH OPERATIVE HUGUENOTs.
The bold venture of Mrs. Richings- Bernard
in bringing out an English version OF so important
work as Meyerbeer's "HuGuenots" promises to be
crowned with larger OF success than It was
natural to anticipate. The performance last night was
hardly than dress rehearsal for one or two OF the
personages the drama not perfect In their parts
and the fierce storm had depressing effect upon the
house which was reflected upon the performers stlll
the merits OF the representation were decided The
opera In the first place. lie literally mounted. The
dresses are rch the chorus IS large, the orchestra Is
greatly augmented for the OCCASION the scenery Is excel
lent and there good ballet OF principal artists In
tho cast there is much to be said In praise.
Mr. Henry Drayton is capital Marcel, with all the re-
ouste voice and admirable actor besides. Mrs. Rich.
ing Bernard Vaenn not only sings correctly-as she
always does-but both sings and acts with degree OF
passion and earnestness Of which hardly thought her
capable Mrs. Annie Kemp Bowler Is a charming Ur-
1ai and Messrs Arnold Bernard and Peakes are salts
factory IN OF the secondary parts The weakness
OF the cast Is In the RdOid OF the untamed Mr. Henry
Halgh and the Marguerite OF Mrs. Henry Drayton; but
nothing is perfect In this world and when there Is much
good we must bear patiently with little that Is I'M
pleasant The opera will probably run through the re-
maudor OF the (which closes on Saturday,, and
will undoubtedly improve with every repetition.
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ALABAMA.

THE MONTGOMERY MUNICIPAL ELECTION-SUC-
CESS OF THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 6.-The city election for
Mayor, Clerk, and Alderman passed OF quietly Mayor
GasscOck, Republican, the present incumbent. was
elected by 6l6 majority; Hughes for Clerk, by I'll ma
jority. All Of the Aldermen representing the GasscOck
ticket also elected Many Conservatives voted for
Gasscock, and nearly 400 failed to vote Two negro
Aldermen were elected.
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in the same spirit in which it commences
with recommended tons for retrenchment. II
cam fully persuaded" says the Secretary
THAT the measure have suggest Pa reform
in the civil service" would have enabled this
Department to do the work of the past fiscal
"year with a corps of clerks one-thrd less in
number than were found necessary" 1t is
one of the first duties of Congress to give
Gov. Cox a chance to discharge few hundred
n lhia clarl,a
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would have the entire s75,OOO,OOo of bonds
purchased by the Treasury with our surplus
revenue placed to tho credit of the SINKING
Fund, as we trust they will be-
On the whole, while wo may not fully con
cur in its every recommendation, we regard tiiiS
as one of the wisost and most judicious Mes
sages ever transmitted to Congress, and conh-
IDENTIFY predict for it tho hearty approval and
concurrence of the American People.
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right earnestly say we and all Americans.
Secretary Robson appears on the whole 10
have done we'll. and in calling for an appro-
priation of $2SOOO,OOO for the coming year. or
an advance of $SOOO,OOO on former estimates
gives some apparently strong reasons LOT 'ho
increased estimates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07

Messrs. JOHN DELAMATER SAMUEL b. II. VANCE
and STEPHEN MERRITT, ir., are the candidates for
School Trustees in the Sixteenth Ward. Seldom
have such strong names been presented. Mr. Della
mater has served the cause of education for over a
quarter of a century, Mr.. Vance was member of the
Board of Education for many years, and Mr.. Merritt
is q well-known advocate Of reform and a clergy
man Of high standing.
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vOte!

Mr.. Beecher manfully explains his motives
and conduct in the Richardson case in card
printed in another column. Our readers do
not need to be told that he speaks as gener-
ous sympathetic, courageous Christian minister
should. The efforts now making to poison the
public mind against him are futile, and might
rs well be abandoned
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TEXAS.
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS

FURTHER ELECTION KETUKNS.
JEFFERSON, Dec. 6.-BOwie, Davies and Casa
Counties give Davis 62 majority; CRATER, for Congress-
is 1000 ahead The legislative and county officers in
Bowie aud Cass Counties Republican, and Davies
County Conservative All the for tho Con
sttuton. Half the whites did not vote
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 6.-The Constitution ia
carried almost unanimously One-third of the voters
out. The Legislature will ratify tho Fifteenth
Amendment.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 6.-The House passed on
first reading the bill providing for the funding sf the
state debt due and accruing between this ana 1875 to-
gether with the notes Of the Bank OF Tennessee.
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Advertisements for this weeks issue OF TIL
EsxxIF Tssass hsadAa Tfar PheS a. peT bse
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TIE REMARKABLE PROPERTIES OF BRowN's
BEoxout thoroughly tested since i introduced
The demand for steadily Increased and purely upon their
merits they have found With those Who from Pulmonary BrOn
eh or A.thac complaints require them POr Coughs and Colds
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-. - 20 Rnllr,r Conrsnr. \

Dir. WILBORs COP LIVER OIL AND LIME. -
take that specific for Consumption
Coughs-COd Liver OIL As prepared BY Dr.
Wih.r uauseatag taste ani also emhodes preps
tie Phosphate ~ Lime giving at1re The very article ued
healing qualities u tie OIL and to recree where disease
has ts,trne This also forms remarkable tonic and VII
esn.s ek and dsted persons strong aud robust IL
l. Tor sale by druggists thoueh bout the and
family for convenience Of instant
ne Gt appearance Coughs or limitation Of the Lungs hAuu
by A. B. NiLBOK Chemist No. 10 COurtst boon
bv all aggi
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DECISION ON STEAM ENGINEs.-I nc IIdI "
steam Eue awarded the 5t Premium az the Va
ousl Fair Il the Institute held In Aewor 1903 or ~
,upry economy fuel u speed perfect CONSTRUCTION
accessibility Of an its parts. send for Circular
One so H. =. Engine, ready f'r delivery.
One 20 o. =. Engine, ready fir delivery.
Thee 30 II. r. Engines. ready ior delivery
WM A. HARRIS, Providence r. l.
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DIED..

wEBSTER. On the Eth Instant, at 3gpm
NILLlAM WILSON WEBSTfB, youngest SON
O. Colonel Amos and Adela Webster, aged nine
Tie funeral will take place from the residence %
MS grandfather. u ohm Wilson, Esq. No. J03 18th
street. between II AMI streets, to msrrow Tues
daY aueTTcOu, al O'Clock.
BECK. Ga the Eth instant. of ina ANIMATION
JIMMIE s, beloved wife % Waters Il Beck, and
laughter Ct Or!sntO Delphy EsI.. of this city ,
Mrs Beck vas amisbie in disposition, loving
vile, Kind heishbOr, and a friend to the poor and
e Thus her memory. like some holy light
Kept alive in our hearts viii improve them.
Fer worth shall look tairer AMI truth more bright
And as fresher towers the sod perfume,
Where buried frieads are lying,
From the imsse She left there in syips
Funeral from the residence Of her husband. lot b
street east. near south Navy Yard, Tuesday. the
attn instant at 10 g. m.
LAND LIE; wife OF Chapman Lee, aged So years
The Islsi,yss and irien :. .rs fully vIed
O'Clock.
BOSE On the NOR ming OF the 10th, MELvINA,
OF s 'ss a ssni Fl eis to
sih street between @ and Il, TO- morrow evening at
4e'cloek-
GLeesburs Wsshinstonian please copy.I
GHAHpoNI On the 18th of July. AUGgs-
Ht5 iHpsr.I will take place Tuesday 2o.h j,st
svsnue No TSe fsiends ~ tSs f.mi,I o ers
respectfully invited TO attend.
IyEY On the Eth instant. after brief Illness
infant son Of Charles @. and George O. lvsy.
NYI. On the Eth instant, MARY ISABELLA,
only daughter OF y. and Mary J. Nys, aged
eleven months and dfteen days. -
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~Several httle girls az Lowell, MISS.
saved their Fourth OF July spending money
and got up a fair for a sick soldier. which was
held on Wednesday afternoon and evening,
producing So for the sick and destitute man
svMiss Mitchell. daughter OF the late Gen.
Sfal Mitchell. Is 10 De present Al the BurIing-
ton Hall, Iowa, with her astronomy class from
Nassar College. POughkeepsIe, New York. on
thesth OF August to take observations Of the
eclipse.
~White Pine papers chronicle a .sgood loke
on the grasshoppeIs." which have come in
millions TO that barren spot, leaN ing the wheat
neids OF California 10 rIpen glorousiy.
~The food gwen TO the political prisoners
arrested during the late riots IN Paris, consis-
ted Of a small plate of thin broth and a thin
slice OF bread daily. Several OF these prisoners
We're Americans
"The negroes IN Jamaica are fighting
against new MISUNDERSTANDING serious riots
because hey believe the railways will deprive
them of occupation as carriers and draymen.
~An exchange has a long article on thu
evils of our jury system. Its greatest evil )
the folly of making twelve men declare the
are of one opinion. no matter what the question
~Bull Mountain, near Romney. N H., .
supposed 10 be in volcanic condition, as rum.
bling noises have been beard in that neigh Dor
hood for some time past.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

\ Dr. 2. ]. Engleman, hailing from Phila-
d. phia, but formerly OF Madison. Indiana
vas arrested at Louisville. kentucky, Friday
uIaEi, charged with having possession OF stolei
property IA the shape Of Cloths, drugs, &c, TO
tne amount Of Si,'"" He mad >',9o@ IN cash,
supposed TO b. proceeds of his thefts.
Captain George W. CT leaves Memphis
next week for = an Franci-co and China direcr,
n the interest o. ;he Arkansas EmIgcant Com
paLv. py which he il proyiced with funds and
letters OF cTedi'. Itposs Die he will arrange
fCr laborers IN California. bu; designs visiting
Gains al once.
In the Turner investigation az Macon, Ga
OF saturday the only effort made by the
1e tense was TO ImpsaC1 the credibility OF the
wines SwsgS. Some BLACKS ard whites syore
hat they would not believe Swage on his oath.
lac decision Of the ccrn missioner was reserved
III to-day.
The Probe. which received the officers and
crew OF the school ship Saratoga at lower
quarantine, New York, arrived from Havana
= month ago infsClsd win yellow fever, was
released saturday. and proceeded 70 BROOKLYN
Navy ara. Tne Saratoga Is still detained at
e arantiEe.
En- Friday several parties wera arrested and
icC-.ed up IL ludlow st-e-t al, NV y ok, on
Z. taarEe G: COuntsTieItIEg II i reported that
.--Se-Si pvT-1IS hs-stOtJr- oU-uler-d rsSusCta-
hi@ nEsIa.ss men are implicated The name
a. Withheld TO- the Pvrsel- - the request o
tG- police.
Idvsrd Lsurens and son were arrested in
New NCrs >ItU-Civ on the SEAMS d 10 RheIH,
frgTl Bremen. Oh her arrival here, charged
WIN a5-C0LdIGE with large amount OF money
1ICu Germany.
EeVoTts from the Powell expedition. o. the
G.--ru CtiOu Of " hieh we lately had sucG f~arfu
accounts, have been received up 10 July iih, AT
winch date all were well.
The tTOt Saturday At the UEIon Course. New
jersey. between American GIrl and Mountain
30 for $1,000. resulted IN an easy triumph for
tie former. Time 2.2} g ,.-22 2.2Ia..
The Illinois river l. now fifteen feet above
- usual summer stage, ana II rising faSt The
bs-vestS along ATS banks have been greatly
Cap,aged.
lee New England Hotel IN Cleveland. Ohio.
vaS paIusHy destroyed by tre on Saturday
light. Loss S3jGt0.
James Carberry was arrested in BROOKLYN
Saturday. for smashing the skalI OF one Har-
Lell, barkeeper, who Will die.
Thomas RaltOn. a bartender. was arrested in
Brooklyn, New York Saturday, tor an attempt
81 -spe on a child.
Vm. Kern was held IN SI,U0G bail in Nag
: OK saturday 10 answer to the charge of
.Tauds On the customs revenue
George Watts. another moaey-lsndero of wall
street, was bailed in New York Saturday, on
III charge OF usury.
The deaths In New York last week vera
seven hundred and twenty-siA.
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OY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40 Southeast corner tn and D streets.

ylSs Of sS eseS e trust as, I. s,sn. y.m
tn. Land Records for the COUNTY Of farf.x State
Of Eirsns; shall sell at public sale, on THURS
Wsshington, at L O'Clock M, the following
n the said COUNT 81 y AP 1g
yirginis beginning for the same on the north side
corner OF Fish and Harvey; thsnce with S line OF
k G tn tsfs On sR Rs
north .ils OF Middle Turnpike Road thsnce along
west fly 90 poles twenty y Inks to stake axe Isssf
asmali cedar and nearly in q line with double
enty three 49, poles nineteen links 49, to the
place OF beginning, containing six acre, three
Also. the following described Property Begin.
ming at marked red oak, corner OF Fish, New
srees east H. poles sinks. to stake on the north.
east side OF the Middle Turnpik. R1ai; thsnce
centre OF the Fails Church Road; thence alons
said road north y degrees east :. poles q links
along said Great Falls Roai north IS. desre
Wesf is2 PIIess % ms to s,ake 10 thu road, on
81 peies l. inEs TO tse fh &c cone
tanning sixty six acres, two rods thres poles, With
Dwelling House, barn ana other out build ngs, a
store and tepsnt house, Will well IL good water
near the dwelling; the whole fenced in. There is
also an apple ana peach orchard. with q few plum
cherry. and apricot trees; and some grape vines
Terms Five thousand dollars cash balance in g.
H. and IS months thereafter, in equal stalments
with interest from the day of sale. secured By q
deed OF trust on the prerni sss. All ths writings
hundred dollars required TO b. paid imme iiately
after the sale If TIE terms Of sale not complied
with in i've days after the sae the Tfrs.ee reserves
the right to sell the proprrty, ct the risk and
cost OF the purchaser.
Of one thousand dollars, dated December5, 1885,
with such inter.s. as %sB ts dye thereon
yl0 GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auct'rs