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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
THE BROOKLYN CITY COURT JUDGES.

In the matter of the application of Gen. p.
&. CrOoke for mandamus directed TO the Hon. Joseph
Nelson Judge of the City Court of Brooklyn com
polling him 10 act, opinion has been given by Judge
Pratt Of the Supreme Court In the opening Judge Pratt
said II proper that this matter should be pre-
only desirable but necessary that there should not
main the public mind even lingering doubt as 10 the
validity of the official acts of the newly elected Judges
The Judge to whom the order presented for
allowance on the intimation that II he refuse TO
grant 10 mandamus would he applied for, might we'll in
view of the doubts which had been expressed to the
commencement Of his term, and under OF delicate
official power and position leave the party 10 his remedy
and thus indicate his willingness TO have the question
examined and passed upon. 1t indeed quite proper
that he should be relieved from the suggestion that he
might be attempting perform official duties premature
ly. The question Is, whether his official term commenced
the first Monday OF the present month, or is to com
mence the first day of January next.
After review of the opinion of the AttOrneyGenera
and other authorities. and the law under which the
Judges elected Judge Pratt concudes 1t Is mani
festy improper 10 read aud cOnStrue the section
as contradict the other there necessary conflict
incongruity between them it is equally manifest that
there is nothing inconsistent between the Constitution
and the act Of the legislature that not only
is that act constitutional, but that its adop-
power residing In that body. The Judge against
whom the motion is made having taken the
oath prescribed, and the order asked for being
proper the action Of that Court and not resting
in the discretion Of the Judge he must act upon H.
This Court will determine how other tribunals shall
decide but the reator has right TO have the CITY Court
act upon his application. mandarnus must Issue ont
OF and under The seal Of this Court directed to the de
PENDANT, commanding him TO act upon the matter as
PRAYED for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

-. o,otber Young lady, burst into ,,s See ~
against him. anu aSpS together with the scene wcn
and their l SSich followed caused eonsloer"O'
zion in Court. ,,-onouuced, the NTH juror MT;
After NE and said that he nS S"S r desTee
70 the verdict Of guilty OF a Of committing the SEN
ander the SS Gh 1d the o. ne J atc to sSdGs
hat the jury, while tb whom the power of com
n H4f4a ss sSd me ne ss11 NOT
saving that il rested and under the belief that
me cs5 sRs{ IN SSyS Of verdict
they having previously and the remainder for verdict
s SS il REd SsgST Is T could T be
this unders taha,nS T5ict obtained that was gwen.
effected ana sS apnareny very much astonshed ~ .ne
turn for o iST m 5r the p T4IS did
confusion ~ ,ynf to have the jury sent back, ON inc
max Mn tRaf the verdict had been rendered under s
appIcne He was then removed TO the Iomos ana
~ - g,rrf adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
TIE NEW RALLROAD WAR.

rur ERIE RAILWAY AGAINST TIE LAhE sI ',
SPw-YoRK CENTRAL, AND HUDSON RIVER
pAuROAD COMPANIES.
In this suit, which was argued last week
before judge Barnard, the following order was ern'eu
Yesterday by Judge Barnard;
On reading Cling tn Summons and complaint oS nUo o
President o. u. p ~, sFG,yts Of B Blanchard 3 d Caldwell
~ G M A. S oi' T. BroSa s T Froh1 g NJ Gray Add
sou . Smith " b Sluek JTnss hnha'S I ,ins arI j.
Rohtle r. Farhd lning and !" a.. BoaSn, e ,S i
10 enable hem to prepare ahdayits and evidence oPPosuo0 70
Re motion 5co- the dSSa,1is the Lake Shore and Michigan
Soaera Railroad Company, It's officers sgen's ana b sy
snd to GUS " II5 RIVER Railroad or any part thereof
- e ros 10 he Travelled preference the Ere hSa sl non
bS Ss 10 give to passengers by the latter and from dong an
a % 1 9yrs n5ss9 S9 s RcG co@ny rather than
NE NeN-fcfA 'ehlai .tu Connanv 3
FIe manner ssd defendant the Lake Shore ana mesn
I'm rf 70 ,oW the and like privileges and iscihes ana
The SANE ana ' rs sSoSHSa and T@lTaq Of any and
aPcisr which mag come upon any v PoSn s prone l1e
~ t or mared to go by way ofihe Erie Railway which would
s o. ~, Central or Hudson River IA rosd, any
part thereof hstsd defendant The LAKE nnoIe ana & ~
lowing any eaon drawback allowance rbe or Other aayaDtsge
SYoFk CeBtrai spi Hudson River Railroad any part thereof which
does not allow uoD connees by me ne OF he be h
o. coaspee ny advantage the latter al That the bearing
q the for the remainder Of the inJaneao3 asAe a
d tbs Court to he held at the Court House IN
u C Of NeUo on l9h Of September 1870 at 10 O'Clock
m on condition that defendants consent 70 the appointment OF
Referee as hereinafter mentioned and that the defendants may at that
Tine And rc move for dissolution 81 the injunction herein granted
tbou further That William Bartlett be and Is hereby
nnts Referee testimony behalf Of the parties herein to
L. u on lie hearing Of the motion, with power compel the attend
ce of witnesses the production Of papers containing evidence ma
,al 10 The a molten that he the evidence taken by him
10 s eight before the time appointed as sioTes9i Tor
he hsrrl Of tie motion sni may he taken before
he torr Stenorspht tie Eighth Judicial District Ike manner
time O. That the plaintiff he NJ liberty to read
Of
served upon attorneys for he defendants AZ least fourteen DAYS e
m tbe actual hearing: defendants upon the plaintiffs
,tors copies papers read upon the hearing at least i've
plaintiffs read the hearing add
contained in the Defendants
for defendants, senator DOhtue, Mr. Beach, Mr. Ian
ilg and Nj. FtrChd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

The following Is list of plans OF new buildings sub
mitted to Mr. James NJ Maegregor, the superintendent
OF Buildings since last report o,..,
Plan No Tg6thsye 80 Of lst one fsory oho STONE DO
tel, Z7rA Owner. J q TOuhorn- -.
Plan No 7O5th-st us Of 1lhave 4sioy bnek store
and tenement 25r65 Owner, John Whittet
Plan No 72lss 81 OF broadway one Es'ory bnek s
Bile ERE Owner X Mathef. $500
Plan No 7ll-BouleSad % n OF 8si one Ssthy bheh
dwelling, 25N30 Owner, Mrs Carln ,
50N92. Owner, John Baeman. ,
Plan No 74-60hst 100 ef2dave, two 4tory bnck ene
ments 25r62 Owner, Thomas BurrOws
Plan No 7Sh and lstaye one 4soy DICK hrstess
dwelling. l96HtG. Owner Thomas Paiten.
Plan No 76-Is5 Ncholas-aye 2ory and
basement frame dwelling 29ri2. Owner, Rufus lngau.
1l7-3ghs West No $40, 4ory br store and eue
men 25I55 Owner, Jacob Lorens
Plan No l8ave aud 2st corner, one 4soy iron store
25N7O. Owner, James Woods 49,,
Plan No 79Oak st. W5 OF PeaTst one Ioy bnck shop
AI28. Owner, Daniel casey.
Plan No 7Lurensi No ~ one 5to bnek store and henen
24r5i. Owner, = Boulbnes. -,
Plan No 72l-6s 90 Of daye one l-story bnck Stable
l6Hl6. Owner Q Dmcack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
limited STATES EASTERN DISTRICT COURT.-R
ADMIRALTY.

Decisi0ns-By Judge Benedict.-Rufuss II.
Reckwth agt James T. EastOn ct al.-Ihis case comes
before the Court upon exceptions taken by the respond
ent 10 the Commissioners report, and motion on
the mart Of the libeant % amend the interlocu0ry
decree 50 a. 70 conform 10 certain evidence which has
posed he beant 20 be entitled 10 greater sum
than wording OF the nterlocutOry decree VIII permit
The evidence taken foundation for the motion 10
amend under circumstances u 10 be deemed test
mOny taken IN the in support of the hbelants
demand forth the be bud IL fails 10 satisfy me
that the Hbelant IL entitled 20 any other sums
than permitted by the nteTOcutOry decree a. II was
originally WOred The decree as heretofore drawn must
Therefore stand the decTee OF the Court upon the EVIL
depce Motion must therefore he denied and the exce
the Beant by which the same questions Ought 10
b. raised Overred The exception Of the respondent re-
I'm question from December December 10. For this
period the Commissioner has awarded pay 70 the lDel
apparently upon the ground that the 18TH OF Deem
the day when nav cation on the canal was ON
eiay closed. But te evidence shows clearly that the
Was actually frozen In the 9th OF December ana
continued until after the 10TH Under the decision
Of the Court az effect Of the contract between the
parties the nbeant cannot recover for that period Inc
ret exceptions the OF the respondents
therefore allowed and the OF s1m must be de-
Quoted from the amount reported due. The third eKcep
ton o. the allowance Of interest must be oycrrued no
payment into Court under the plea Of tender having been
made the belants entitled 10 interest, and shall
also allow them costs.
GarTitt T.. Harvey agt. The Lighter Abion-Ths case
coming he heard upon the pleading Of the respec-
i've parties and the testimony taken before C0lns-
tOhef under order Of the Court and the same having
Den s duly considered by the Court II is now ordered
hneed and decreed that the lbelans recover herein
the lighter Albion the sum Of SIS, the amount or
manages sustained by the hbelants by reason OF the
co'NslOh ID Tie peadiDgs mentioned.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YORK......

OF kEW-1ORk '''''''''''u'' -
CLEARED.
stesmhp-Appo Brown liverpool, s.,Sa coueh
NOTION Cty Point Black Diamond Meredh ~nSgos NJ
vnnteer Jone- Phade phia; G. COnstook DRAKE
Ms%9cwer Pulls philadelphia Bhgo Johnson Portland Ne s
Rn4olnb HatterAs Backwood
psnos,r philadelpbAx Novelty, SHAW, Philadelphia
Castle Pole London Washington h''N'
Antwerp -, ,,,,.- ..,x.,,. Anhnrn James Queenstown
scbTs-Willam Bennett Penny, Jaoksonyilei
Inispoa and Lsvaca; Laura Gertpe Wakh Mobile r.
nsvis Rsbop saanDsh; G. A. jenkins, MAGE =.
IScY III Gilson Crowe Baltimore; Crown Point rsrAhs
port .x~
ARRIVED. 10
Steamship Western Metropolis. Quick swnemunae anu A'
vis Cbr.isn 2lst mise aud pass \, ~ - .oras
stesmsbip VIM p Clyde, Morgan Wimlngton n. ~ na'"'
s,ss1,.hib OrRo Johnson Portland, mdse an1pAss
So yiroipia Psnton Grand Ceyman - days, co1ec
SchT r. C. A. Ward, Edwards, Virginia, -, ,.,.,
Csn,io.t w A. CrOmhie Kingsley, Ottawa ~ GAYS onD.L
Cas os, JJspTy Hestt MoGsoon, Ottawa "a days nnoeL
DOMESTIC PORTS. r.
barksM latham from
t 1,om Gottepburg White Cloud from BEabethtof
~ e. ,o New YORK Sailed steamship Batavia Tor ne"
RosTyss MooE July Passed IN for BshmoIs DAFT y, Tho
-, 1sv,ns. bg American Lloyd from Csiao ms from oA
me-, Maggie from Liberia Harmonic IRON MO % IL s.r
I,aBs from Ponce p. RI Clets, from hAyAgneii i'A ' -
Nassau MP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
CRIMINAL.

William Clarllson was committed without
bail hv Justice McQuade in the Harlem Police Court yes
terday charge OF packing SIS from the pocket OF
Margaret E. Ackerman Of No. 254 East One-hunredanu
twcntyfOurth ST. Wednesday afternoon Clarkso was
arrested by Joseph Wells, citizen, TO whom he offered
$50 if allowed to escape.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, John
Murray was charged with stealing quantity OF united
states Treasury notes watch and other articles, the
propertv of Terence Davis The persons occupied the
hack room of plaintiffs taOrshop at M 349 Ninthave
and ON the 2d OF July retired together In the morning.
nIant discovered that the prisoner had eft ana that
The property was The door of the was locked
and the key could not be found The prisoner was COM
mitted.
At the Tombs Police Court, Alderman Conan
committed LeOntinO Lppmann clerk IN the employ OF
Mrs Henrietta SLIDER Of No 292 Broadway on charge OF
theft and Robert Service Of No. 1l3 EghthaNe, on
charge Of receiving stolen goods Mrs sber mas Ior
considerable time past missed goods nom the store, u
finally $500 worth stolen. Capt. Kennedy or me
sixth Precinct arrested Lppmann who confessed ms
ynilt and admitted that he had sold portion OF inc
rnpery TO Service The store Of the latter was searched
and O0 worth found. Lppmann also confessed that ne
had al various times appropriated money belonging 10
his EMPLOYER . John PiersOn and Emanuel Duval were
committed for having in their possession quantity OF
clobng valued at S29s which they had stolen ron e
store of BENJAMIN Levi, at No. 537 Canast' having
hrokeu into the place through a rear window
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY JrLY 3.
Mails for Honolulu Australia and Eewzelapd will be sent from san
Francisco each month All Mail matter must he Prepa
letters 10 cents papers cents eeh books cents
re pce Mar All matter Francisco and mail Newiork
about LIST q % OF each month.
SATURDAY JULv
Mails Southampton and Bremen, per STEAMSHIP
ti ~ Tbrf Iohoken close Pos0hce st II NJ. steamship
sails m Supplementary Mail for paid letters only mAae up on
The Pier Al Hoboken and closed al l:B p m ,o.-,,
Mails for ireland only via Queenstown & steamship oV Of
Mails for France via Best and Hsv per steamship rerse
f pier No so H. R. close Pos0hoe at II No supple
nentary Mail 49, -, ~
All Mails to-day IL o'clock The Post-oh open O
O IN tn Ia. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-LAsTERN DIS
IRICT.
The United States agt. John DeUlin, Thomas
T. Lfrdn Francis ". TdPpan Alfred j. Philips and 4.
P,,rrOrs TIton-The abOve-named defendants were In
dcted IN the United states Court for the Eastern Dis
trct of NevYOrk in the Spring Of 1861 for attempting
10 defrsud the Revenue by alleged conspiracy 70 use
false brands and distilled spirits from disti
leres Otherwise than 10 bonded warehouse etc. The
District Attorney has been able after making
gyprr effort 70 ind any evidence 10 sustain any OF the
indictments found against these parties. On motion the
United states Circuit Court yesterday directed HOHe
proega 10 be entered in all these In which indct
Ineuts pending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
SUPREME COURT-CruMBERs

DecisiOns-By Judge Brady.-Elias Laurens
agt Matilda Laurens-Judgment of divorce granted on
report of referee. Louisa Lackey agt Peter Lackey
Report confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted Fa
gan agt. Fagan-Proof Of service wanted. Motions
granted: Menzshemer agt. Spratt, Kelly agt. Merritt
Kurlewitz ag Magufskie We'll agt Solms Bartlett agt
Case, motion dismissed Ohio Hydro-Carbon Light Co.
agt. Zeis, motion denied.
BY Judge Ingraham-In the matter OF Disbrough agt
UcTnman-RepOrt confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
CITY COuRT OF BROOKLYN.

Anton Fricken Ell al. agt. Theodore Oudbdch.-
TIE acOh wa brought by the plaintiffs against the de-
fendant, rest,alng him from selling smoked fish, &c,
IN the cites OF brooklyn and Newly York IL appears that
years defendant Quabae sold his business
defendants for large Confederation, at the same tune
mediatey thereafter defendant violated his contract
hence this suit The defendant by his answer admitted
s CONTRACT cialnlAg however. thai said contract was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

in restraint OF trade. The tried in the City
Court some months ago, and few days ago Judge
Thompson decided In favor Of plaintiffs, allowing them
damages, and also granted injunction against the de
fendant, prohibiting him the sale Of fish In the cities Of
Brooklyn and New-York. For plaintiffs, Meyenburg
kemble; for deiendant, Stewart, Rteh Woodford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Thursday, July 7, ls

NEW YORK, Thursday, July 7, 1870.
The sales at the Exchange to-day include 10
lots Grand Boulevard at hundred forty third
st. 25xioo feet each to T. Dnfay, for $4,000 The auction
Messrs Fairchild, Stevenson, Son Co. The
Messrs Muller, wilkins q Co. also had a sale and the
Messrs. Lawrence Oakley Fleury sold Judge Gales
residence at jamaica L. /. II consisted Of twosory
house outbudings, and is acres OF ground T. b. Clark
was the purchaser, at 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
Anttion Sales of Real gstate.
o. H. PERsoS Auctoneet.
DY A. ID. MELLICK. il, a BRO, Auction

o. H. PIERsON, Anctlonetf
DY A. ID. MELLICK, IT., a. BRO, Auction
- and dealers EesJery Real Estate Finest New
TUESDAY July y 1870 at on the premises peemP9ry sa
RomOnt late the residence OF
Frederick sehuehs esq situated the banks Of the Rantan RIVER
opposite the City OF New Brunswick, n j. 80.
The location Of this property most desirable being within 81 min
walk Of East station elevation commanding
views overlooking the City Of New Brunswick and the kaan
Ii will be divided four parcels 10 Wit
No 1.-THE MANSION AMI 20 ACRES making OF the most attract
i've pnvae State The house smPoang appearance
reesores high containing 26 ROOMS square hnsh entrance ha
the usual improvements situated go feet from The road Sh
sopg shaded by 6n old forest the grounds
are nicely laid out and improved bd drives and walks flower
fruit and vegetable gardens and gpes great abundance
Of u choice shruher unusually large hedges adjoining the lawn
deer park with the buildings coach house and stable Oh
convenient size
No DESIRABLE FARM OH ACRES aonng the land Is IN
good condition. and well located for subdydng or for cnya
ing The dwelling contains rooms large
barns and all the outbuhings -
No IA PLOT Of - adjoining last high and rong ana wen
adapted for dividing .
az ACRES LAND opposite the residence with front on ne
main road and the yer Adjoining each OF the above parcels and to
be sold With them dell Of rare beauty through Smh u.
living pure spring This dell shaded win os
and improved with walks, rustic bridges seats &c Easy es
will made known Of sale Maps permits and passes o
obtained Of the AucOneers, Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

Ciip Real estate for Sale.
EOR SALE.First-cla HOUSES and LOTS
on the best streets NewYors Brootyn and ara
list OF Farms and Country Property City and COun'
u! i'op'" --''1 " sIEGEL CHACE & Co, 70 Cetsrst
S290,W U on Ses.ScIl - progeny o Fst and second
"'''e-s BBLLAMY sTRATTON, No. 81 Pinest
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BY MULLER. WILKINS co.
piers situate the side Of Soaths and Known a. Nos 70
and "A, Bast River Geo Elder ~
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AUCTION SALE OF JAMAICA, L. l., REAL ESTATE.
by LAWRENCE, OAKLEY FLEURY.
story house oubuiding and - acs OF ground at Jamaica
and Known the Judge Gales resenoe Cal fbWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY FATRCHUD. STEVENSON, son & co.
Is lots Of Grand Boulevard and l4d each 25rlOO
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H' At the Tombs Police Court, Alderman Conan
CorpT CaIENDARg-Tms DAY.

COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.
e-rnv,v -CgANBgRs-BRADY j. Court opens al 10 m
Calendar called al IL.
q L. - Lover Hudson Steam-i 49, .Pord NOrhrOp.
''''" 10, % 80. .Tenny agi Townsend.
o. ontg- ogt Mea-s 81. .Sheahan AIT. Kelly.
81 Scot sTf Kauuf lOl. Albert Swift.
g. Learned agt Ryder lo2'' Anderson sg; ~ yesei
o. .Pomeroy Smith. 10 Inckr agL lench' Gil.
o's 1yvp ~n 1vR.ryRg john Kelly Andrew Morris Charles
49,. NJ Ain Thomas Clarke Frederick Rhodas, Patrick Ho
In "A S,r,reI Colins violation Of the Election laas.
gan 90 cysVpaT SHssIoNs-John ODonnell cOntinued) grand
larceny John REILLY Patrick McManns 1apei John Reilly hales
49, HcSanns Patrick Forgry John Duffy Jsmes johnson
Jsmes Resmer Robert Francis Redmond George my
v brry; Eliza Ellis receiving stolen goods; Thomas
Thomas Brennan Butler two case telono1 assault 1
lanes Martin forgery; Albert Ehers Ernest G. Stahl enoee
Fr5k Beet Frederick Goodall false prenses Anna W H.
Hams Catherine smith Rachel Wesenberg Simon Bernard Louise M
Ter Louis Marshall Edward Kerrgan grand aeny Charles Mcneil
rlv house.
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BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for small Dwell
ing Brooklyn HOUSE OUTBUILDlNGS, and li acres
GLAND Westchee County "a miles from the city, price, e9
Apply to A. JOURNBAY, Finest
NOR SALE-One COTTAGE, $1,000; one
-.,v s.sy ter1ps q. r HART, 1873 Broadway, n. T.
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Gonntrp Real Gsiaie for Sale.
EOR SALE-A COTTON EXAMINATION. q

TOR SALE-A COTTON PLANTATION, up
u land OF 1850 Madison Co. Mississippi together with The
personal properly and growing The
place miles om Calhoun Station the New Orleans and Jackson
r. hne improved and has this about 800 In cotton
CROP prospect very tne whole property real and personal and
growing will be sold with immediate posesson the land
alone possession 70 be given the end Of the year.
FOR particulars apply to
ROBERT MORRIS,
Care Of Leland Bros. Co,
No. 10 Nassau-st., N, Y.
FOR SALE at AUCTION-COUNTRY SEAT
and PARh 10 be or Of the Supreme Court Jay
B0 The Court House Kingston Ulster County, Nesiork
COUNTRY SEAT bank Of the Hudson
sangeres opposite Tyoh Huson River Railroad Building
large and eommooas complete repair Place has hall mile
fToH under high state Of calnVapon
desirable and adjacent The residences Of judge Vahdepool Mr.
sheffield the late Dr. Goldsmith Mr. Beskman and others For further
particulars apply 20 HOMER MORGAN, No Pne foh tv
or 10 r. T. OTBRBAUGU ssugerties Ulster NY n189)
EARM FOR SALE-A desirable FARM in
Ulster County HevYork -four miles from senye Depot Midland
Railroad about 25 100 under high envauon good
apple orchard oubuihngs fences good Orders
within half mile OF schools mills and stores Pn t6Oi SJV !"
$4,000 remain bond and mortgage address -
JOHN McELHONB, R1envine ~ Y.
SPLENDID GRASS, Farming, and Timber
lar call COLUMBIAN soUrHERN1ASD AGENCY, @Parkrow
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Doaro anb Rooms.

FEW Persons can have good BOARD ~. WIN p,,
~ .gle yooDs a suitable for msIneu oouP' ~.
aL.,.s,. .lss Al ~ xsek x1 W@s Th'r'hhhr'