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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-10
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10.
Miscellaneous Items.

The remains of Mr. George Peabody found
final resting place at the town of Peabody, or
Danycrs, Massachusetts, on Tuesday. Prince
Arthur, Admiral Farragut aud other nobl-
ries were present, and the funeral Grafton was
delivered by Mr.. K. G. Winthrop.
Letters from Europe report that the health
OF Senator Grimes is failing very rapidly, and
that he is in far worse condition than when
he left this country. The opinion Is given that
tie Senator cannot live to return to the U. ..
Gen. Sgel positively declines to accept the
Aswssorsbip OF one OF the n Y. Districts. His
German friends in New York say the office IS
not OF sufficient dignity and importance TO suit
Sigcl.
Kossuth is writing his autobiography, which
il TO be published in six languages Slmutane'
ously.
In johnson county, Kansas, corn Is now be-
ing burnt as fuel, ~ it was once In times before
the war
The Austrian Government has just Introduced
a novelty in Transmitting short messages
through the post Office at cheap rates: The
object is to enable persons to send OFT, with the
least possible trouble messages OF small
importanca, without the necessity OF obtaining
paper, pens, and envelopes. Cards of fixed
size are sold at the post Offices tor two kreut-
zers, one side being tor the address and the
other for the note, which be may written either
with ink or with any kind Of pencil: 1t Is
thrown into the box, and delivered without an
envelope
TIE BEST WAY.-All the Richmond papers
publish notices that the cards of candidates tor
Office, and recommendations for the same, vii
be charged as regular advertisements SO with
the Index; only they will not be charged.
Terms. cash in advance IetcrSbWg fomrcr.
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Bsy Green az. Wise.

tRes Estate Agents and Auctionoorsl
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of 8
x decree of the Circuit Court for Alexandria
county Virginia, rendered at its June term
1863, III tho sui: OF Bowie, plsintif W. Addison
CT a., defendants, tho undersi gned, Commits
soners therein named, will proceed, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th day of February, 1870 ut II
O'clock m, in front OF the Mayors office, in the
city Of Alexandria, to sell by public auction, .
certain TRACT OF LAND, in t"c county of
Alexandria. containing ten acrcs, and bounded
as follows On the north by Queen street OK
tended on the east by Townsend Baggetrs lot;
on tho south by Cameron street cXtende I, and
on the Yves: by Hoo!i's Run-bcins q portion of
tho tract conveyed to +. &. Addison by Ann
K. Ramsay.
TERMS-Ono-t cnth to be paid in cash, and
for the residue the bonds OF the purchaser With
good security, and with interest from the day
Of sale, to be taken in three equal sums, psyH
BILE ut i, l. and IS months, respectively
Stamps and cnnvc7antng 1T the cost of the
purchaser WIN. il. DULANG.
GEO. W. BRENT.
ian l5-td Commissioners.
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Loudoun co.. ian 15--cnts
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Yi SALE Al AUCTION

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
IYi SALE Al AUCTION.
BY virtue of n decd Of trust executed t. me
by Henry 3. Gouldenan Il ID wife, Of record in
the Clerks Office Of Westmorennd county, and
in pursuance Of written Instructions from the
parties secured thereby, | shall, on tho 18th
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870, if fair, otherwise
on the first fair day thereafter, ~ noon, pro-
C, ed to sell, for cash, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, that most Y e l. " a b l. +
TRACT OF LAND known es WHITE
POINT" lying Immediately on the Potomac
river, III tho upper part of Westmoreland co.,
containing G35 acres, more or less. The build
ings upon this farm are superior. This land is
leased for $1,000 a year, exclusive of a most val
uablc i:hing shore and deposit of gravel,
commanding q ready sale.
The title to this property is beloved to DO
indisputsblc, and without incumbrsnce, ex-
cept this deed; but selling as Trustee, l shall
only convey the title vested in me as such.
JOHN b. LEWIS, Trustee.
Westmorcland co., jan l4-eots
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leb,S-cnt
ksy Green a. Wise,

Real + tato Agents and Auctlonocrs.
F"N SALE
The FARM known ~ FEDERAL HILL,
situated on the heights, II miles northwest of
AIcxa,dra, nd dining tho land of the late Fred
Lloyd. will &c sold on SATURDAY, February
81. 1870, N front Of the Mayors office, at pubic
water excellent. 1t possesses the ADVANTAGE
Of three markets ilcxandria. Washington and
Georgetown.
No better situation for Az early garden or or
rhard can be found in this section.
The improvements are u good FRA M seh
- W ELL Nc. Barn, Stable, Carriage 81:
llnUs", Wagon and Cow House; excellent brick
Dairy, and Il vel Of water At tho door variety
y! fruit in moderate quantities.
r!is farm cortans - acres.
For further particulars enquire on the prem
!Se:. Jan 2G-lm
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ian 81 It'd
CCHOOL NOTICE.

CCHUUL NUTICE.
MIR. JAMES MAcDERMID, (native Of Scot
landj hxving completed the first annual torn
of the School he established on the 4th Of Jan
uury, 1850, a. the corner Of Pitt and Princess
streets in this city. on the common school self
supporting basis. takes pleasure in informir e
apprcciators OF the past or those deslrous OF
nvailing themselves for the future, that nc re-
opened at the same place on Monday, the 10th
OF January, and will endeavor t. continue 1t,
either by personal services rs heretofore or
those of !. qualified assistant until superseded
by q common school system.
A limited number OF orphans and those I'm.
able to pay the small selfsupp":ting foe, will
be admitted gratis ~ before.
Admission nv card, obtanable n the school
house Jan 22--1w
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TNIfE PARH Il VI NEW FAM l. 7
SEWING MACHINE.
Agency Office and Sales Room, SIG + street,
l'ippositn the fatcnt Office
Washington. ID. e..

The PAKlIA NJ is first. class lOCk-STl rCH
MACHINE, perfect in all its operations, sim,
pie in construction, easy in its movements, and
Of elegant style and finish. Tho attachmcMts
are al simple and practical. Hens, Fcils
Tuck, Cords Binds and Quilts. SEES with
perfect ease the finest Gossamcr OF iS"is -
heavy Beaver Cloth or Leather. Call and Sc
this Machine in operation before purchasing 49,
All orders and enquiries from: the country
promptly attended to.
+. 3, ELLICOTT, Agent.
n oo loo 30--tf
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= Asst NOTICE TO TAX "A
SHEkIFFS NOTICE.

The large amount OF taxes unpaid and the
hCary demands for money due on tho County
levy, as also tho State, demands prompt action,
and if not paid by the 18th day of February. |
will be compelled to collect rs the law pro-
vides. AS my payments must be made, to accom-
nodate those who are employed during the
day, will be ut my Office on Wednesday and
Friday nights. from g. to half-past o'clock.
Office No. II South Royal street.
I. G. UNEAL,
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STEAMBOATS,.

t z sssssSifSzESS STEAMERS,
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA and
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
lesvo according to following schedule: Wa:G.
;ncton and Alexandria each hour during the
Nv. beginning first trip At 3 m, and making
list trip from either city at p; I m
''''' S. S. HOWISON,
,.o Off Prnst Potomac Ferry Co.
-- FOB LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
XIII TOWN.
I:Niu;.n Line Of M.il Steamers, Halhg '!o;'
New York Every Saturday, ana
Alternate TUESDAYS.
y.crsoppass.GE BYTHEsATURDAI STEAMER
First Cabin, payable in gold-llNcrPoo' Or
Queenstown, SlLt ,.f
Stccrage pay able IN currency -l.'Vo'poo! 90
Queenstown, SO. w . 49,.
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA hA''-
IFAT.
first Cabin, payable III god hivorio"I .?
Queenstown, SEQ; Halifax, SD; 81. johns
y f., by branch steamer, $40.
STORAGE, payable in currency Or
Uureast1v:n, so; Halifax, SD; It. John = A.
r by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold t. and from England, lfc!ah"
ani TIE Continent ~ noicrHtc rates.
Fur further information, apply " t"' '""
EUOE. WnDDEEBUkN y e.,
.,,,., Iv Agents, AlcXa., v"
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TISu WHARF FOX RENT.

go
The Fish Wharf will DO rented, vt puhiie
suction, on the 18th day Of FkBRU R(,
1T II . clock H.. in front OF the Mayors office,
for cash, in current funds. Rent 1" comnenc"
from the day Of renting and end on the first
day Of June, $50 This property will b" rent mt
ed us II now stands. Including the wharf Of W.
a. SmooL, which has been considerably cX'
tended and used in conjunction with the Fish
Wharf tor severn' years. The renter will be
required 20 furnish material for platforms sui
icicnt to accommodate Inc trade. No pr!vi.
lego for the san of liquors will be gr.ntoI in
consistent with the laws Of the city Oh that sub
jecL A pAssways must be kept open and tree
from Instructions. The renter - erect no
buildings Of less distance than - leet from the
east front of the wharf, nor 50 feet from south
front: nor doe: ne have control over that por-
ton CO the property now under lease. All ar
ticlcs landed OF the wharf for the Use Of the
city 10 be free from wharfage
ALLEN G. HARMON.
j. &. CLARK.
=. N. & ARWOOD.
j. p. AGNEW.
Jan ;9td Com. on fuo. Prop.
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~ HATHhk- EOARDIEG
SIDING. BOY STUFF,
nIyk W -, :, SJ'!' III

PANELS, So. s.
And to rX"cUtn aIl kinds Of Scroll Saving
and Ncn.!.iurning, Planning, T"ngIcing al!
Gr"u.il.g auG Surinria& done in thc bot man
ncr They will also furnish plans ,.ni spccI-
caLions i,r i"eIinX~ $:o7e$ %ni other building.
e; -
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ian l5-t til

TENHE ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMI-
NARY.
The Second Half Session of this Institution
will commence February Oh. New classes
will be formed, and pupils dnsiring to connect
themselves with the Schoal should do so al this
time. W. w. LEGARE,
feb -2aw2w Principal.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED tine assort-
| ,nent Of COFFKES. consisting of Mochs,
Java. Laguyra and Rio; also Toasted Cofecs,
in III packages, properly prepared ard war.
rantnd strictly prime.
GEO. l.. SEATON,
deco 10 King street.
DLACk ALPACAS and Goods for Ladies
ID Walking Dresse=.
Also, Blue, Purple, Brown and Black En-
press Cloths--very Cheap--at
lamp KOBT l.. WOODS.
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" n coU1p. W. II. WHITENING.
rOULD j. WlLkENlNG,
GEOCEKY. LIQUOR Il GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 North Koysl St.
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES,
SGGARS, WHISKEY. BRANDY, WlNES
&C. Strict attention paid 20 the sale OF 90 N
my PKODIJCE. ;Hn l5-ly
ov,vop wAsH1SuToS. VI. VI. HEEBEHT.
WAS SIn:!nc. y & Gd aE Wsinin s;.o.}
GFNEEAL COMMISSION MEECHANTS.
Nc II North Union ST.,
AIexundris, Va.
Particular attention given TO tho sa!o Ct I'll
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and !!,ing
orders tor GROCERIES,, GUANO, SEEo9,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, l.! Nj H. &C. - inc
lowest market market price ieb u
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ArOMPAKElL BLACK NELVETEEN.
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For KENTTLo STOKE, No. go King
H:i street. Apply at lO7 King street.
nov IL COOK Il CREIGHTON.
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FOR RENT.

ssa WE HAVE several nice HOUSES FOR
HsKENT BECK, KNOX Il KERRY,
dec ll--2W No ~ King street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
DEMOCRACY AND RADIcALIsM,

Our morning contemporary, the Appeal
under its new acquisition tit is under
stood the old control is absent al
Louisville), gives characteristic dress
ing to the venerable Gates of the West
Tennessee Wing, who, under some ma
Ign influence, has taken up the impress
sion that the old Wing idea is about to
be revived, and its natural antagonism
is to Democracy Now we cannot think
that so much ammunition would have
been expended on the venerable Gates
for nothing of greater caliber thana pop
gun is necessary against asfy-but there
are OTHERS, described as Independents
who are lifting up Radicalism in the same
proportion that they strike down De-
mocracy' 1t is against these tenn
porisers," who may have been " Douglas
Democrats in the past, but are ready to
affiliate with Radicals or anybody else
beside Democrats-to save the country
The following extract is particularly
commended to the notice of the Ava
lanche, that otherwise might overlook it,
as pregnant with most excellent advice
that is applicable to all who have not de-
termined to wrap themselves in the
blanket Of Radicalism:
The vitality Of Democracy has become
historic. Therein consists its strength
and its pride. Its foundation is based
npon the great cardinal doctrines ofcivil
and religious liberty, a strict eonstruc-
ton of the Constitution and the sover-
eighty of the States. II is the only or
ganization that now grapp es with Radi-
calism, the enemies to peace, TO the
Constitution and 10 the rights Of the
States-and he that is not for the Demo
cratic party is for Radiealism. There is
no where else to go. The next Presi-
dental election will be a contest between
Democrats and Republicans, and the
speaker or the editor who now prejudices
the people against Democracy is making
friends for RadicaliSm.
We hope there are not many such
aIn01H us, anu Inc tue hduiCdi pIcanf
with the first breath that blew away their
subsidies, that they, too, may speedily
disappear. There is nothing more I'M
wholesome than the poisonous exhala-
tons of pretended independent press,
that insidiously endeavoFs 10 strike
mortal blow under the false mask of good
advice. The Democracy of the North
will prove themselves the live party they
have ever been. The grand victory in
New York 81 $50 majority will be fol
lowed by other triumphs. The infamous
force act of villainous usurpstiOns, un-
der the speeious title of carrying into
effect the Fifteenth Amendment, but, in
fact, wrestling every political right from
the States, will unite the noble old party,
and bring up column of resistance in !
solid phalanx. Weregard the days of
Radicalism numbered, and its upas
branches, ofishoots and all will fall be-
meath the Democratic ak.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO, Jue 2.-Francis E. Craig, o
the firm of Dina, Craig & Co., New
York, was married here last night tc
Miss Alice Cummings, vocalist.
Delegate teachers from California
235 in number, male and female, arrived
here this morning, and go East tonight
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 2.-Central
Illinois was visited yesterday by fine
rainstorm, and the hearts of the people
made glad thereby. The season in this
section is one month in advance of last
year. Crops look splendid. Corn is all
planted and in many counties ten inches
high. Wheat raising bids fair to be a
success this year Fruit was never more
plenty; the prospects for much more
than an average yield of all kinds OF
grain, fruit and vegetables were never
more encouraging.
DETROIT, June 2.-Petitions for an ex-
ira session of the Legislature are pouring
into the Governor, and State conven-
ton Of railroad men, to secure thisresult,
has been called to meet at Jackson on
the 22d of this month. a.e
DUBUQUE, June IA crippled soldier
named B. P. Hammond, formerly of
New York, but lately from the Soldiers
Home, at Clinton, in this State, was
drowned yesterday by falling out of a
skiff in which he and two of his comrades
were sailing. The body has not been re-
covered.
New YORK, June 2-The cigar makers
met last evening, and heard report
showing that the strike against reduc-
ton, which has been going on three
months, has ended A number of union
lists have gone to work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
CINCINNATI.
Mysterious Death.

CINCINNATI, June last Tuesday af-
ternoon a young man aged 10, registered
his name at the st. James hotel and
paid weeks board in advance. He
had not been seen since supper time of
that evening until o'clock last night
when the door of his room was burst open
and he was found dead, with a pistol
wound in the back of his head There is
no clue as to who the stranger is. Moth
ing was found upon his person except
marked Arthur Hinton,
and gold watch
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
Its MISSION FuLFILLEn.

When slaves were emancipated and
steps inaugurated TO invest them with
equal political and social privileges to
those enjoyed by whites, it was announced
from tie high places that the anti-slavery
esnission of Garrison, Phillips, Tilton, and
their kind had been fulfilled, aud the
HuRc dimittimus me suggested, therewas
a sense of relief went up through the
nation like the sigh that has no painful
accompaniment But the book was not
closed aud elasped All the changes
have been rung constantly, ever since,
fatiguing the ear, aud Fitiating legisla-
ton. as well as the minor but not less
interesting affairs of community Nor
ton, who is freezing 10 be premier in
place Of Fish, hung up to dry, and Sum
ner delighted with the grand idea Of a
Senate at his heels. keep mp the old
tune with little variation, but consideFa-
bic pertinacity. Not so some Of the minor
Radicals out Of Congress, who have come
to the conclusion that Radieslism itself
has about played out and should there
fore be abandoned - like a withered
flower, its leaves scattered and its fra
GRANGE gone. Even at the home Of "the
late lamentedn George Weber. Chair
man Of the Radical Central Committee
OF Sangamon county, thinks the end has
come, aud that the organization having
fallen into the hands Of thieves and plum
derers, il is high time for those who have
any deceney left, to quif-the mission
having been accomplished. and-the Gov
eminent torn and distracted by innoya-
hons. with imbecilify At its head, and
work enough for at least generation 70
restore if 10 It's grandeur as received
FROM Cur fathers. George has concluded
10 leave the Organization hereafter, with
out the light Of his cheerful countenanoe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

1t is reported that Adelina Patti wants
TO visit this country, rs well as Nilsson,
bat neither will come unless she is paid
more than the other.
In indianapolis, the other day, a little
girl actress sang Little Barefoot" in
costume. Such was't the effect on the
audience that at the repetition of"Please,
sir, give me a penny, sir? = it fairly rained
nickels on the stage.
The sum of thirty-eight dollars was
recently sent to Philadelphia business
house, in letter signed Conscience
which stated that it was in repayment Of
a counterfeit $50 bill passed on them if-
teen years ago, SIS being added for inter
est
The smallpox ragged with such inten-
sity at Munich that the King of Bavaria
was obliged to abandon the annual cele-
bration of the fate of the Order of st.
George. All the royal pages have been
attacked by the malady, and the knights
aspirant are in the same plight.
The reports that the California excur-
siopIsts took race course, a skating
rink, q ten-pin alley, croquet ground,
an eight-cylinder Hoes Press, a fishing
pond. and the great organ with them, are
pronounced unfounded by the Boston
press.
One Of the novelties Of Paris is a hat
made of wood shavings, which sells for
FIVE cents, a really superior quality sell
ing for twenty cents. The best look as
finely as a Panama, are Of exquisite
Wilderness, light and comfortable, and
With raseial handling will last some days
The superintendent Of the New jersey
Southern railroad has issued the follow
ing order: Employees Of this company
are prohibited the use of smoking to-
bacco, in any of its forms, while on du.y.
Its use is hindrance to, and inconsis-
teni 9Th, the duty Of all employees while
TO such as come IN contact with the tray
cling public The order has additional
force, from the fact that 10 so many of
fhe latter tobacco in any form Is o6en-
siye.'
The ROME csrsespoEaent Of the Pail
Mall Gazette writing under date Of May
vtf oosa- Lutlt - great ttIh utIt
about a plot 10 assassinate the Pope. Ii
is stated that the design was to throw
bomb at his carriage, blowing him into
the air, together with the two Cardinals
in attendance and, at the same mo-
ment, spFinging mines under the barrack
Of Cimarra, Ravenna and ST. Agatha.
near the Vatican, The Romans declare
the wsole thing to he On invention By
ihe Police, i1 initsiQn Of the discover
les in Paris.
Houston papers describe 2 factory
vhere beeyes are killed, the NJ eat roasted. 1
and then packed for shipment. Here Is
what is said about she oven where TIE
roasting is done: The oven will hold /
eight t. ten stears at time: and will /.
roast twenty a day. The buildings are
calculated for one hundred beeves a day, |
and space has been LEFT for more ovens
ike the one constructed. n is intended !
10 Increase the business as fast as market /
eau be created for ihe meat On the 4
premises purchased there are siies last
as convenient as this one for nine more /
establishments Of the same size. end viii /
Be increased as fast as market can be
found for the roast beef, up 70 one .hou- /
sand cattle . day. OF any number that
can Be sold, up 70 that amount j
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
BREAD.
Reduction in Price of Bread

Az LoAVES. OR 20 LBS. OF BREAD, 81
III 10 retailers.
SO loaves, or Is lbs. of bread, 81 to families OF
consumers.
Soda, Butter, Picnic or Boston Crackers, cts
per pound, in boxes or barrels.
Sugar Crackers, ii cts. per pound, in boxes OF
barrels.
Ginger Nuts, II cts. per pound, in boxes OF
barrels. ~.
N. BAH kinds of Cakes on hand at the
lowest prices.
NoTIcE.-All parties are requested to see
bread.
All boxes and barrels exchanged or charged
at cost price.
GEORGE HUME,
Wholesale and Retail Steam Bakery,
1881 416 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

Becoming FESTIVE.
\ 4WAsHISoqox, June 2. ~ Representa-
tives Voorhees, and Logan will present
resolutions calling upon the administra-
ton TO demand prompt indemnity for
the barbarous murder of speakman and
Wythe, and others outraged by the
Spanish in Cuba. JN On
y The friends of Cuba are becoming
FESTIVE under Banks procrastination in
making his report, and threaten to make
a raid upon him and the administration.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
a5th nay of June, 1870,

at the southwest corner Of Poplar and Second
streets. city Of Memphis, sell TO the HE hest
bidder, for the purpose Of paying the notes
mentioned in said Trust Deed, the folleyiae
described property. to-wits The following
described lot or parcel Of lad. lying in the
city Of Memphis Shelby county, Tennessee
and dcsc-itcd as follows, being part Of lots
sos 90 and 70. as known on the map % sad
city and bounded as follows; ResiRning al
the southwest corner Of fbe Intersection u
Poplar aud Second streets running thence
west With the south line Of Poplar street, 12l
ieet inches, y a stake; thence EoRth, par
allci With Second street. "a feet 3 inches.
70 a stake; thence Vfsi = iect 5 inches,
inches. 70 The Intersection Of another alley
thence east with said alley % Second street /;
thence With Second street, les feet inches. to
the beginning; together with All the imrIege-
ments. The terms Of said sale VII Be
one;fourih cash and he balance 9n a
day cf sale. With interest fron date;
sna II 5ecure The deferred payments.
notes VIII Be taken from lhe purchasers. With
saiisfaciory atcuuiy. ami \ ficn retained on
The property 10 secure the payment thereof
Equity Of rciemulion 4 waived. Title be-
Mcved 10 be good. but VIII sell and convey
'e3 IN, Nj. w.CKs. frus,eo.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
ELECTION.
N o IT I Q E /!

0FgIcE HEnxASD0 Insurance CoNPkNY,l
No. Madison 81. Memphis. Mas y.
TNHR STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
Il nany are hereby notified that the annual
election for nine lql Directors win be held At
thiz ofice on June l3th proximo. between the
I'm NELSON,
69-se-u Secretary.