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POLITICS m THE COURTS.

Was Joseph Mcclure FrauduientIy Elected
Civil Justice OF the Seventh Judicial
District s-John A. Stemniier VS.. Joseph
Mcclure.
In Supreme Court Chambers the case OF the People
ex rel. John A. Stcmmer vs.. Joseph Mcclure came
up Yesterday before Judge lngraham on motion OF
defendants counsel to make the complaint more
definite and certain. The case was argued by John
X Porter for the reaor and by Z. Il. Meade for the
defendant. On behalf OF McGuire 1t was
argued by Mr.. Meade that the allegations OF
the complaint were not specific In their character,
and that political expressions were employed with
out definition Repeating" was charged, and yet
repeating" was not a term that could be Defined
1t was charged that there was fraudulent voting.
but whether by women, children or negroes did not
appear. The motion was based upon section 100 OF
the c0de-"When the allegations OF q pleading are
so indefinite or uncertain tnat the precise nature OF
the charge or defence Is not apparent the court may
require the pleading to be made DEFINITE ana certain
by amendment The decision was reserved The
Will attract wide attention when 1t is fully de-
veoped, for It involves the vitality ana purity OF the
ballot, but as yet the proceedings nave been inma
tcftai.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Ha!f-past Five O'Clock p. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUySDAY, March 2l-6 Z. NJ.

BEEswAx was duh and prices entirely nominal al
&c. Ssc. Small sales reported at these prices
CoopERAGE SToCx.-Ony n moderate demand prey allied,
prices steady at SO So for sugar shook SO inch
heads, ~ 4O 81 50 for do 35 do SO 5 2 IS for moas
80 do SO 70 81 for pipe do $50 boz do S5 %
Y5 so for rum do 4s $50 for hoops, Ia feet and $40
$50 for hoops, IL feet.
CANDLEs- Tho market dun prices were heavy
and nominal 27c. 40c for sperm Soc patent and
CoRpAGE dull, but unchanged. We quote Manila.
22c a3c. ssa rope 2O,sc arred Russia l7c and bolt
rope do, 20c.
Cocoa quiet but steady nj lsalc. 13c, gold. for
Guayaqui in bond and 3c. 3lc Co. for Maracaibo do.
We heard OF no sales not previously reported
CoTFET-Rio continued In active demand, and the
being light the market rm a the advance estab
shed yesterday. The sales 1890 bags 81 Ursula,
3,2s do. Abna Lie do ex Mcrrimaek, l,Goi do
North America 4s do. ex l. L. squires 22odo Peggy
and l55 do. ex Contest, on private terms Other
We quote Rio-ordnary cargoes i41c. l5c. fair do
i5iac. l6c good do, 16c. l6s4c prime dc, 1Ac.
l7Ac.; extremes for lots lic lsc. Java zoe. y NC
Singapore Isc 9c. Ceyon fiIc tgc. Maracabo I6J4c
IA BIC; LaCuayra l6t{c. lsc jamaica l5c. l64tc.
Manila Costa Rcn and Mexican, A11c n ls}4c-al gold
duty paid Messrs William Scott Sons made the stock
Rio to-day folows-2250 bags In New York, 6,3l9 in
Baltimore, 1920 IL Mobile and 1,0o0 In Savannah.
CoTToS.-The demand more active and AN increased
business consnmsed the prices obtained not differing
from those yesterday The sales 270o bales On
ciuding III arrived OF which sa for spinning f43
export speculation and $50 in transit For future
delivery the market dull and lower Sales eco bales
low midn. for June, at 23t9c 201c. We quote
Uptrirs ant Uo5iie and
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EREE LOVE In YOEKVILLE.

Too Much for the Stomach OF the Court-lm.
possible TO Deal Ont Justice-An Hands sent
OF Con Their Ear.''
Justice Coulter the presiding magistrate at the
yorkville Police Cours for this week. had case OF
Iree love brought to his notice yesterday morning.
Philip Kuhl and Herman Leutz, both young men
OF German extraction werc arraigned by
officer McGee, OF the Nineteenth precinct who
had arrested them yesterday afternoon on Third
avenue, opposite the depot, where they were en-
gagged in a rough and tumble fight Kuhl wore
mourning on one OF his eyes, and his lace other.
wise badly scratched. While LeutZ had received but
little or no punishment-aJ least he did not show
any. Kuhls wife was also present ana from the
revelations made to the Court 1T appeared tina. snc
was the cause OF the whole trouble.
Kuhl stated that he had been married but short
time to the young woman, who present. He
set up Housekeeping alter the marriage IN East Tenth
street, and Leutz being out Of employment he took
her no live with him. More tnan that he endeavored
to get his friend, who was a boOkkeeper, employ
ment. which he at last succeeded in doing
Returning home IRON work day somewhat
sooner than he expected he terribly shocked to
find Leutz III bed with his wife, The consequence OF
his discovery was thai Leutz was dismiSsed from the
love as much as ever, moved up town. Short
ly after she mgsteriously disappeared, and
~as nU her n Wh on s way to
Harem III search Of her, yesterday, he accidentally
met her ana Leutz at the Third Avenue Railroad
depot, about to take the cars. WHAT followed has
already been stated. The wife was asked by the
Court 10 go back and live with her husband which
her to 90 along with Leutz, but she smilln2y
shook her head. Justice Coulter In dis
gust told them all to clear OUT and they did Mrs.
Kun failing behind her husband to exchange a
word with Lurtz, while poor kunl went out with a
detected appearance.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY.
Charles Rice was arraigned on complaint or Mr..
Andrew A. Bouker, dong business at No. 90 South
street. from whom he stole eleven dolsrs' worth OF
canvas and five pieces Of hempen rope, valued at
forty-tlree dollars. A man named Horace Hurs-
ted, to whom he had sold some OF
the stolen properly, informed Mr.. Boukcr
who then caused Rlces arrest. The prisoner was
committed ior examination. At the examination oil
This case some startling developments are expected
to be made which at present are too vague and un-
reliable TO he published.
POULTRY THIEF.
George Wilson brought up charged With hav.
ing made raid last night on the poultry yard OF
JOnn +. Ieddy, OF sos est Fortysecond street, and
stealing therefrom three ducks and one goose. lie
was held ~ answer.
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TRADES yy Oh TERRORISM.
A Man May Siarvc, but He TIust Not Work
at Reduced Wages, or lie May Get "a Ball
Through HIM.,

A Man May Si1rvc, but He iLust Not Work
at Reduced Wages, or lie May Got "a Ball
Through Him.o
before Justices Ledwith. McQuade and Scott owen
Clarke was charged with assaultng Leopold Philips
by kicking him while on his passage from New York
to Brooklyn on the ferry boat.
THIS qnarrcl originated out OF the jealousies and
Vaccinations Of a trades union. Philips, the COM
pla!nant, Who was a Lancashire man, and who ar
rived IN this country on Christmas, said that
he was an ifoth monlder and worked IN
Fourteenth street, at yacksons iron works lie was
the leIrybOa when the defendant and several
oinef men came up 10 him. and after talking TO him
about his going TO worS Tor less wages began to
strike hun, and ended with kicking nlm from one
emu OF the feIrvbOat 70 The other.
TWO men named Cam and Jackson also gaze con-
hrnaiory evidence, ana said that one OF the men
tod them not 70 80 70 Work there again Or there
would be ball put through tdem.
Inc defendant was piaCcl on the stand and said
thai he mad been at those works since 1877 that
strike had existed In TINS shop since the 15tn OF De-
Celnber; ne went up to the complainant and told
him ilat he was cong wrong IN gong to those
works and working at Il reduction Uf wages ana
that he was taking the bread and butter out Of his
tdeendanus famitys mouths and tE.ee 81 tie iain
lies OF several hundred men; complainant answered
well.
In cross-cxamina,ion this witness admitted that
lie and oilcr men had followed the complainant and
others from their work.
MI. spencer, who appeared on behalf OF the COM
plainaDt said that he was anxious To say TO the
Court that MeSsrs. jackson did not wish the defend
ant To be more punished than was necessary 70 warn
others from repeating this offence. They wished to
mention the fact tnat this man was IN all probability
acting under an organization. They wished 70 say,
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A SBOCklyG ACCIDENT.
A Man Ground Up in n Phosphate Mixing
Tuh.
IFrom the Schuylkill tPa.l Journ

From the Schuylkill tPa.) Journal, March 23.l
About two O'Clock on Tuesday morning young
man named william Brinder about twenty-four
years OF age, employed at the boue mill oi Miller Il
Smith, beyond the Reading Rolling Mill, met with
horrible death by beng ground up IN the
phosphate mixing inb. The tub is OF wood,
about five feet IN diameter and two and half
feet high, and an upright shaft, supplied with
number of iron arms, revoves III the centre, making
some TWENTY-FIVE revolutions minute. The ma
chine Is situated III the second story OF the MILL
Briner and q carpenter were engaged IN cleaning II
out at the time Of the accident, and the deceased
haa got inside the tub Tor this purpose, when by
some mlschance the betting was shifted from the
loose pulley on which II was running, start
inR the shaft and Instantly killing Brinner, whose
BODY was terribly mangled nearly all his
bones beng broken. SO tightly WAS the body
wedgcd in the machine that II required con-
siderable length OF time TO extricate 1t. The man
who was with BfiHner at the time did not seem TO
be able TO give any cause for the accident but II
probably the result or carclessness. he also mar
rowy escaped being caught IN the machinery.
Brinner was single man, residing with his father
IN Bridgeport, and mad been In the employ Of the
firm for four or five years, by whom he was con-
sidered an excellent workman.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, March 29-6 PM
The various branches OF business in Wall street
were again characterized by general dulness Espe-
cially Is this remark true OF
THE GOLD MARKET
which was absolutely quiet ana mat" the extreme
range In the price being from lllas TO ll2 both ex-
ceptional quotations, as the bulk Of dealings oc.
Cured at INK q l117s. The change from the
strength OF yesterday is due TO the decline IN rates
for exchange The speculative feeling rather favors
an advance, on account OF the programme OF gold
sales for Aprl and the renewed prospects
OF the defeat OF the Funding bill in
the House, where, according to the Wash
ington dispatches to-day, warm debate was
IN progress between Secretary Boutwell, ana the
agents Of the national banks. In the ncutralizing
effects OF the two influences thus opposed to each
other the lower rates for exchange swayed the gold
market The course OF the price Is exhlbted in the
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In other words the bullsn claim that the assets OF
the company are fully capable OF redecming the
stock nj fifty cents on the dollar The allowance OF
four millions for the twenty-five steamers there
were twenty-three before the Golden City was lost
on the Pacific COAST seems very modest one while
it is asserted that the real estate III san Francisco
has tripled IN value since its purchase when the
company started. The Panama Railroad has re.
Gently given up the "brig line" Of vessels between
Panama ana San Francisco which rivalry In the
freight business Is now at an end, while, with the
prospect OF million subsidy from Congress and the
opening OF canal across the isthmus, which will
enable the steamships to compete with the
Pacific Railroad for the heavier kinds OF
freight and for second class travel, better
times are prophesied to be in store for
majestic Old Pacific Mall Such at least, Is the plat
form on which its friends in Wall street now stand.
The following were the closing prices OF stocks at the
last session OF the Stock ESchange:-Canton, Ga a
651a; Cumberland, % u 29n; Western Union 3lIs
3II Quicksilver, So 9; Mariposa preferred, 1875
1876 do certificates, Al Did; Pacific MAIL 32s4 SO;
Boston Water Power l7ls 1775; Adams Express
6o24 81; Wels-Fargo Express 1914 20; American
Express, 3s1s 3sli; United states Express 461a
a Az; Merchants Union, II bid; New York
Central consolidated, 9lA Oh; do scrip, SS1l
$50; Harlem, 14e]s l4l15; Erie, 2424 25; do
PciSiieo' 10 oo i.Saans, va d o2as Lthc ouoic,
S74 S756; Illinois Central, l40 bid; Cleveland
ana Pittsburg. 9S BID; Chicago and Northwestern,
7l2a a 7l1a; do. preferred. So a s31l; Cleveland.
Columbus and Cincinnati, "a 74is; Rock Island
1l9 ll9A; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, 5S1 a $50;
do preferred, % a 733E; Toledo and Wabash, 447s
45h: Fort Wayne, 90 931z; Alton and Terre Haute,
3Sta 80; do. preferred, 65 a 90; Ohio and Missls.
sppi, 2sM %; Delaware and Lackawanna, 1929
1885 New Jersey Central, 1925 l02l Chicago and
Alton, Ill; do preferred, 49,; Morris ana Essex
S91l so3; Hannibal and St. Joseph 1o5 bid; do pre-.
ferred, 1861 1o6sl; Dubuque and Sioux city, los:
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central, I714 l7ss.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations OF the leading specula.
tive stocks shown in The following table OF The
highest and lowest prices OF the day.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

HARBRIDGE-J JoNEs.-On Sunday evening March
27 by Rev. Charles 4. Deems GEORGE llARgEinGE.
OF Liverpool, England, To MISS IDA t. A. JONES, OF
New York.
southern and Liverpool papers please copy
JACksoS-K K,IGHT.-On Monday, Malch %, at
Trinity church, New York, WILLIAM JACKSON, OF Old
ham, England. to MARY ANNE, eldest daughter OF the
late Richard Knight, Of the same place.
Oldham papers please copy.
BERuARD-LEoN.--On sunday, March 27. by the
Rev. }. Gershon. Dr. Lyon BERNARD OF this city, 10
HARRiEff, daughter OF Israel Leon Esq, Oh New
ark, N. j.
Philadelphia Baltimore and ST. Louis papers
please copy.
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business continued to rule dull and were heavy,
cay Tor petroleum vessels which freely offered at
tormer rates The engagements weeTo Liverpool, 1900
bushels wheat at 4d loo tierces beef a. 100 bbls
hour al Is 3D. b0 tons ocake at l2s o., per steamer
eo0 boxes bacon at ga 3D., SO hhds taiow at a0s,
uu boxes cheese at 30s and $50 bales cotton at Id To
bushels wheat at 6d vessel to be hauled
store i@ bbs flour at 2s Sd and steamer 100 bales
hops at I'D To Bris.ol7bo0 bushels wheat 6Qd To
steamer a003 bushels wheat at 50d and 600 bbs
~ ~ The charters were:--A bark for PHILADELPHIA
thence TO the Continent with 600 bb petroleum at 4
ipnrk 10 Mofehead City, thence to Havana, with sugar
shooKs AZ ioc ship to Cadx, with slaves: schooner 179
TONS 70 spanish Main aud back brig to Cuba and back
ana oarx now in Bamore) from the Sala river the
terms
GINNIRs-There was heavy busInes CLOTH
whcn materially higher prices The Gales
~ bales Tor August arrival at l5c $50 do Tor
DO AZ 10 4Og do. for July i5t.c GOO do.
3 DO Tor do at &c., $50 Go for August l6c
.oo 90 or june At l6c all gold in bond 800 bales
we heard OF no sales. 81
HAY-The demand continued moderate, but prices re-
m aneu STEADY al sc & for shipping, 81 o. I'll 20 for
ta lots 81 oo vi ~ for long straw e5c 9Oc for
HEar.-The market inactive and prices were nominal
AZ go'ul of Manila; &C. 64c do. for ute and IKE,
HoPsTrade was dull the demand being light but pyicea
were unchangeu ranging Ut from l5c to 2Sc
choice. -
LEATnFR-The market for hemock sole was moderately
active and prices were steady at former quotations.
ceps are tasr but the stock remains small
grades are wanted at our quotations. Oak dun bu nn
uuotQtions:- - N'FtN"~ '-e
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GOVERNMENTS ACTIVE.

The government list was strong and active. The
improvement was an average OF about haif per
cent in the gold bonds. On the other hand the cur.
rency skies were pressed for sale to exchange for
the others, and declined about three quarters. per
cent The latest prices were as follows:-United
States currency SKIES. 1925 ll24; do. sixes 1884,
registered, 1l3A ia; do. do, COUPON 1137s lI4
do. Gye.,wen,ies, registered, May and November,
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also. on their own behalf that during the season
they had Increased the wages ten per cent.
Mr.. Humel appeared for the defendant.
The latter was nned twenty dollars, anu was
ordered to enter into sureties OF 600 10 keep the
peace for twelve months the requisite bail was
found ana he was liberated.
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DENTISTRY


4 kRTiFlchL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
II without plates clasps any cXracti1ns, teeth buih
upon stamps 10 ORIGINAL shape and color WITH oreplasc
Br. SIoESMoND q East mon square.
BEAUTIFUL SETS or TEETH, WITH PLUMPERs
70 " ou the face and restore youthful Appearance SV
Ni1 and 20 Cat ana specimens before engagu.
elsewhere Teeth hed wlh coid ~ and upwards Laugh.
prepared and in the scientific and
Improved mauncr, without extra charge, at Brs WHiTE
WlLblAasUS'S iS4 Sitth avenue. open day and nisA$
rpHE ONLY CORRECT LIKENESS or KIEgNAN's
DESTROYING ANGEL, WHICH PASSED OVER THE
HOUSE OF ISRAEL,
WILL BE FOUND IN TUE
TELEGRAM CARTOON
TO-DAY.
LOOK our FOR This
ISMENsE HIT
IN To.DAy's
EVENING TELEGRAM.
HERTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, - YEARS; BE-
nambag application tnncoz alton y gas adm inistored
beautiful teeth 81 sell $40; old sets purchasoi pumPers
Tor thin faces.
). JAY vILLERs. l5t Grand street, near BroadwAN
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Wheat was active hrmer The sales about
saooo bushels at 81 07l9 81 II for No Chicago sprng
VI lS}G for choice Milwaukee delivered al ua4
a 81 - for do. in store, ~ "a 81 % for
amber winter In store (Sl 2I4 bid for do. dclyerea
and ST ~ 81 s. FOR white later price
choice. For the market active and decidedly
higher The sales 100000 bushels at ~ 03 81 W for
old Western mixed in store 81 o. 81 % for do, ~ U5
vi oS for white in store and TO arrive, and 81 of 81 O5
Tor yclow-closng firm at the ontsde prices Oats
moderately active the sales being 4o0o bushels 5 for
Western in store, 6c 6251c. for State &c 64c for
Ohio and bSc for Jersey dock Rye quiet with
oil a20O bushels at gle y3c for Western state pr
vate terms Barley and barley malt dun
FRfiaHTe.The market was active and trmer, ana
IN come cases higher rates were obtained. The cbaeng
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loss 1854; do. do, 1852, coupon, do. do, 1l0
lloa; DO do, coupon, 1854 l0s7s 100; 90. do,
coupon, 1855, do i091 l09h; do do, 1865 coupon,
January and July, 1919 10s; do. d0 coupon, 1867,
do, loSH lOs7s; do do, 1868, do, 100 1921; do.
fenorties registered, 105ls 100; do do, coupon.
1855 100.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list was steady and dun az the
boards but became rather active. and closed strong
In later dealings the street. The Virglnias and
Lousianas reacted from the depression and decline
OF last week, while the new South CarolInas were
very firm. The new Tennessees showed consider
able movement. In the North Caroinas the new
bonds We're trHe better in consequence CT the ad-
Journment OF the Legislature and postponement of
reputation measures such as were adopted In the
case OF the especial tax" issues. The following
were the latest street prices for the leading bonds
on the Southern list:-Tennessee ex coupon, 59Ll a
5sis; do, new, 81 SIS; Virginia. ex coupon, II
15; do new, 701s 707S; Georgia skies, "a SO; do
sevens % o.; North Carolina, ex coupon 4e,s q
Al; do, special, % 23H; do, new. 27 a IS; Mis-
souri, skies, 92 e2A do, Hannibal and st. Joseph
92 92H; Louisiana sixes 10 q II; do new, IS a IS;
do, levec skies, Tx bid; do, do, eights, 93Is q
95; do railroad elgnts OF 90; Alabama eights. 81
90; do do, fves, Is 80; South Carolina sxes 50 o
90; DO, new July, 81 Q IS; do. iOclober), S5 aS7.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER.
The leading bankers have reduced their rates for
exchange, owing to better supply OF bills coming
upon an inactive market. The closing quotations
tnls afternoon were as foows:-Sterng, sixty days,
commercial, 1914 1885; good to prime bankers,
losA 1os1a short sight, 1885 1925; Paris sixty
days 5.25 5.22,a short sigat, 5.2l1a a.20; Ant
werp, 5.25 5221z; Switzerland, 5.25 5.221s Ham
burg, s5ss 355s; Amsterdam, 40 a 4oss; Frankfort,
40 4oi4; Bremen. 771s 7s1s; Prussian thalers 10
704.
THE SUB-rREAsuRY REPORT.
Tln {oll ct,o y.o
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FLoUa AND GaAfN.-Receipts. ls.25. bbls. -four 1900
bals corn meal IL 96 bushels wheat, 4520 do l6I
do oats 62ol do barley and 2,475 do malt The -four
ket still dull but rather more steady There was some
demand GALES OF extra state were made a - 70
81 So There sold about $500 bbs at prices within the
range annexed For southern nonr the
market duh and heavy. Sales 400 hbls Rye aom was
steady, demand Saes 25D bbs Corn meal
hrm. sales of 800 bbs at 50 for 6randywaa and
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Esirfli.

LINDER.--On Tuesday, March 90 the wife Of 10
sEPH LsDER, Jr.. i62 West TWenty-third street, OF .
daughter.
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Au'y nj Law. Notary Pu,lie.
RUSSELL g. FERRY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
ADmuxIsrRAToR,s SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned, Administrator of tho Estate Of
las A. johnson. deceased, parYuant 10 or,lcr
II and from tho County Court, made The 9th
day u February. 1879, will cell at public auction.
- tbs highest bidder, at the Court House door In
the.eity Of Albany, in tho county Of Linn and
State Of Oregon, on Monday, the 2stb day Of
March, 1870. between the hours Of Q o'clock a. ".
and O'clock p. ~. the following described Real
Estate Of said Estate. 10 wit: The South half Of
the Donation Land Claim of Elias A. Johnson. as
described on the piais and maps Of tho United
States Land 0Gice at Oregon City, Oregon, as
Claim No. 81. Notification No. I7iT. In Township
No. 10, South Of Range No. I, West, In Linn
county. Oregon. containing l60 aercs-exccpt Is
acres In the southwest coracr Of said tract. Also
s acres, deser bod follows: Degiunin; co rods
North Of the half mile corner. dividing section Is
on tho West at the Southwest corner Of Wm. ALI
Phns land In said Section, in Township 10. south,
Range 4, West thence East 4 rods thence South
80 rods. thence West 40 rods; thence North 50
rods 10 tho place Of beginning.
Terms OF sale will bo for gold or silver coin,
half Of tho purchase money to be paid down, aud
credit for the other half will be nice months by
giving note and the land purchased To be given in
mortgage for tho security of the last pa y,n.nt
ABRAHAM MILLER, Jn.,
Admir- Of Estate of 4. A. Johnson. Deed.
Also, Mt tho same time and place, win be- sold in
tho manner and tho terms, the
North half Of the same Dona ton Claim, contain
ing l6c acres. by Eliza johnson, widow Of Decd.
Br REQUEST or ELIZA JOHNSON.
Feb. IS, IS69-v5n27wt.
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