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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-05

AN exchange says: Out on the Union Pa
cine road, not long ago, Kickapoo Indian
saw locomotive coming down the trnck at
the rate Of about forty miles an hour. He
thought II was an important breed of .buffalo,
and was anxious 10 secure il so AS to take the
prlze at the annual exhibition of the Kickapoo
Agricultural Society. So he fastened one end
to his waist-belt, and, when the engine got
near enough, threw the moose nicely over the
smoke-staek. Perhaps it is not necessary, but
We may as well relate that the locomotive did
not stop. The engineer and fireman witnessed
the most successful attempt to do the fiying
trapeze made by any Kickap0o Indian npo3
the plains since the LIST OF last January. There
was an aboriginal funeral at the next station
when the engine arrived. The grave was not
large, for they only buried small piece Of
unprecedented meat tied to q string and in
closed in a sardine box.
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Polls TO b. held in the several Precincts Al the places
hereinafter designated, and, the following named
persons are appointed Inspectors OF Election:
Mineral H@'-1nSpectUrs: William Paulliug T. P
richardson T. Is. Bruny Polls at Justices Tffiur
Zine valey-Inspectors: q. >. PaIeliord Archie
Mcdonald, =. \ Parry. pills at Emory Ranch.
Carlin-Imsprctors: r. H. Pratt. a. c. burlington
l. LAWYER. Polls adjoining MAson's Building.
Railruad-lnSpectnrs: Otis c. Avery l. l. Moran
Mason. Polls at HaAS * Dayeluy's Saloon.
Huntington-Insp,cIUr-: r. e. Whitney, q. H. Abls
4 j. Miller. Polls al MilI-rs Staor.
South Fork-Inspect"rs. u q. Weir. +. 7. Crane
Chas Drown. Polls at -. Pl-rd's Station
Ruby Nallcy-Iusprrtors L. W Booker 4. O. Da,y.
ley. + W. Schuytll. Pos II Overland Farm.
Clover Nallcy-Iuspea,ors: : !. Tunt. Francis Hon.
eyinaL. O. H. Abel Polls at Ab,I's House.
Humboldt wclls-Insprctor>: X. p. Hanimlli VIM
Humphries, II. RenskaN. Polls At RcnshSw's Sa!oous
J. L. Conlhruth. - Lawson Polls at Co-lbroth :
Star Valloy-lnspcctors: JOHN Is-.rns. W. ". Gri.-
void, BASIL West. Polls NV. ". GTiswold'S
iiAIlcck-Inspectors: James McIiurney. j. Camp.
bell, James Hamilton. Polls At Lohn Days.
neutrality-suspicious.: Geo. Ssitz. \ :. Culbertson
John Jr~ct;. rolls at III. Francis House
Hko ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ". V. King,bury. T. "
M"i"vrri ". n Harvey. Polls at BuptL to be buiit
the Plaza
Indrprmarrce vaIlry - Inspectors: william Weed
Ranch.
Cops TownshIp-Iusp-c+srs u! C. Stevens. J. +. DYE
4 H. Chapman. Polls At ChAI'ulau'S Store.
White Rock ship-InsT-ctors. Coy. J. ,. Chrl
liz, J. II. Bassei', Joseph Porterh.d. Polls Ch,lirs
House.
Bruno Township-IusPcrtors: =. II. McGrew. ". W
Rogers. Vim. Gaftn. Polls at McGrrw's.
Friend Station Township-Inspe,tor- Jas. Friend
Samuel Friend. Peter o'Maury Poll, At Friend
Station.
Lone Mountain-lnspccturs 4. u. Coryell. Il. y
Lowe; vacancy u De nci 10y electors. Polls at Cory.
els Station.
Hy order Of the Board Of County Commissioners
T. \. WATERMAN. CLERK.
Dated this 18th day Of October. \. H., $50.
U2gti
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THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER :. 1870.

EroENIE's RoGASCB.--Iu 1851 appeared ~
society in Paris Eugenie IL Guzuias, Count
ess OF Monuja. lovely person aud an aristo-
cratic name, securing her brilliant ssnquests
in that society, aud constituting her one OF the
most famous ladies Of Paris II was indeed
freely remarked that her mother was more AIM
billions than herself that the former designed
for her some great alliance while Eugene
herself appeared n rssdel Of simple sincerity,
girl who would choose TO consult her heart
in any matrimonial AFFAIR. Hsr sister had Just
married the Duke of Alba and Berwick. a
hneal descendant Of James ii of England:
and the worthy mother Donna Marin, de-
signed at least an eq2nl iaaiTimonini destiny
for the more beautiful Of her daughters. But
the heart Is not always TO be controlled even
In the most aristocrntjr life. or 10 yield to its
eIactions or convenience. EuEenie lost hers
ito fine looking blonde Nirgini4u, young VIM.
c. Rives, son Of the Amcrigan Minister They
were engaged 10 be married; but Aunt JUDY
Rives. Firginian matron, very decided and
angular in her scruples, interfered aud broke
OF this match; the Countess was too fast
for her old Virginian views of social sobrietv.
The woman for whom future had reserved SO
much escaped the comparatively humble
match that her heart had decided upon the
destiny of quiet Nirginian housewife-to as
cend the throne of France. Alas what other
contrasts may yet GJmain for her II an
event had been ordered differently: il a pros
pectlve mOther-in-law had proved complacent:
the Empress, the woman who has adorned the
throne of France and displayed to the world
the charms of another Cleopatra might at this
moment be a quiet country matrun living in a
farm house near Gotham depot, county Of Al
bemarle. and State of Virginia,
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTE
TION OF THE STATE.

/ he SENATE. THE ASSEMBLY ,UNCCGRlSG
i hereby propose that section one Of Artcl, Two
Of the Constitution Of the stat. oT \,yia b" amended
%" Striking tarTuiruIu She word Wilt wherever II
occurs therein. +. %. EDWARDS.
President Il the SQUAT" PRO i,Ua.
JOINS Nhs-oS. Secretary Of thu NcIsaCS.
y. %. ApKIs0N. speaker Of ;lIr Assembly.
A. Nuirturu. Clerk at tl,v Assembly.
IISDuH-FI.I
Senate concurrent Resolution. No. To-. Amending
Section 81 Artiri. , Of the STATE Cur.-rItruiuu
Introduced aud pa-srl. Irbrulrr -Iill ls.r- YEA.
-; HHys, %. John MASON.
S'"Tttgry II IL" S.sIa.,.
E"'t tSrf' s" A~-rmhN and psS-"d. February -7rh.
l1tg-yCs~ II: nAl-. H.
g. WHIifuNp. clerk OF the Assembly.
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A Very PROPER MAN.-Akerman, who
fought New York Democrats on Toombs' staff
III the Confederate army, is now Grant sa.
trap to prevent these Democrats from voting
IN the commercial metropolis of the Union
very proper man is this man Alderman for
such u service.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
hrst Tuesday after the rst Monday 1.-THE sth day
Of November next. Election will De held In the
County ~ Elto Nevada, for state. District. County
aud township Officers. 10 Wit:
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Congressman.
one Judge Ut the supreme Court
Que Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
one Sc rvtAry ui State.
One state TREASURER
One State CONTROLLER.
One Attorney General
One State Printer.
One surveyor General.
One State Mineralogist
one Superintendent OF rublia In Structon
One District Judge. Eleventh, Iudicssl District.
Oue Sheriff.
One County Treasurer.
One County Clerk.
One District Attorney.
One County Recorder.
One County AssrssOr.
One County Surveyor.
One Public Administrator.
One County Superintendent OF Public Schools.
One state senator.
Two Assemblymen.
One County COmmisSsrUer-lnug term.
Two County CommIsslnusrs-shurtt term.
tine Justice Of the Peace lor each township.
One Constable for each township
Three School Trustees for each school district.
Which election will be opened AZ O'Clock in the
morning, aud will continue ntil g. o'clock ia the AZ
teruOOu Ui the same day.
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Warm or Cold Bath !
Ladies Bathing Apartments
District Court Summon.

y THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE EIEyFSTn
i JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of the State Of Scgalia-
Oiyr =. TUrHry plaintiff against +. u. bowman J r.
lockwood. and A. Is. Chapman, partners, under the
ARA name %; bowman Iotkwood $ Co. Iicf"nIants
Action ought in the District Court OF IN. EI,y.nt
Judicial District OF the stat. Of Nevada and t COIN
plant MED III the Oicc of the CLERK Of said District
The STATE 81 Nevada sends greeting tn T.. II. bowman
}. H. lockwood aud y. II. Chapman. defendants:
You arr h"r'hy required "a appear In All srtinn
brought against YOU by the above banned Ilaiutin
IN the District Court Of Ihe Eleventh JudI Bistrirt
ncd therein, within ten days tcIclusye the day Of
service after tho service YOU Of this sunrnos Il
served within this COUNTY; ,T II served ui this
cUuuy. but III this district within twenty days other
Wis" within forty days judgment by d.ia u will
complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum Of
eleven hundr"d aud forty-eiEht dollars, gold coin.
damages for III" Las aud destruction nG gu.d
enumerated IN Illuf's Complaint alleged Ia Ice duo
from you I" plaintiff. a. will more fully APPEAR 10y
FrirH'uc" g. hr comp Lint, crTfInrd copy II which
Hcv"ml-u1cs this writ u" Tfrual now un n r m my
oh'" And you are hrrrhy notified. that II you ni' t..
appear fud answer raid conn liiit. abuy, rrVuir
the said IaIuur !! apply .lu Court Tor the relief
demanded 'lrryIr
Given ur''rr INV hand and III" s-AI ~ the
'''i tr''t 90 Die stat" 81 Erv-da. this I7,h dag
- al Aurr~'. ~ r!.r ,t.lr 81 our Iurd ono
tsmu.al.I c!ght hundred AMI s,,,!.ty.
l'o cent stat" '-'r'Ur tanI,. "l.Sw
Maintain city nIInima. Cornpnny-I.orn-
ton 81 min'. Coz" D-'r!rt. EDs" IuUnty. STATE uI
,. N",trg 4 hereby Fi"r. that Al meeting oi tho
H''.t 80 lri.r"- u -4d r"'apsug -h'iI iLr !gr.
inv e N"Ii"at.. 800. al ~, rr, T..
i"F >aarr ~t- N.~i Hi"H 80 tasral sNrh - -lnt
r'"p"Ii' Iay"lhr imIa"dp'rl, ir United states r..I
o"lH o. th -"rrtIIy. a. IA" 'il,,. tr ,Iug am
Ne. 90 Front street N,u Francisco. al
Ny stock nr"n which suIh a-"'-rurr' .'aIl r,.-
main unpaid "H shu seventh day - Nu,.u.lrr. INV
shall Ec dccIurd Arluqusnt. and Will duly aver
h-rbinr salt NJ ,1hr auction, aIgd UUlrSs PAYMENT
s'lI. be mnd" h.iuFr, will be- sold uu MONDAY th,
18th day Of November 1870 t. pay the drnqurnt as
srSrnrHi. together with costs Of advertising and rN-
pensss Of sale.
I!y order Of the Board Of Trustees.
r. Is. MISGAIiD, Secretary.
"S-iw Once. to6 Front street. san Francisco Cal
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Bill Stewart, according to the Congressional
Globe of June 18th, said, on the Chinese
question: Let all come who choose TO, vol.
untarily"
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STATE mr NEVADA.

{. y Suteware. secretary Of State Of the State ~
Nevada. do hereby certify that tile foregoing il
true fn aud correct copy OF the original ilu Ia
my Office.
IL. 3 Witness my hand and tho Great Seal here.
unto aihVrtL Done at Office in Carson CIy Nevada,
this 2Tth day Of July. a. u. 1870.
ol9 &. y. NOTEwARE. Secretary Of State.
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TAX NOTICE.

COUNTY TREASUHER'S OFFICE
ELEo COUNTY, NV. October II. 1870. I
\FnrCE Is hereby given. that the STATE Comfy snh
other taxes are now due and payable. aud that
the laws IN regard to their collection viii h. strictly
enforced.
uucc in the BANK 81 ". ?. Freeman < CO.. TIko
VI. T.. FLEEMAN. County Treasurer
ol9 AMI EN-OnCiu Tan Receiver.
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE CONSTR
TUITION.

p I'HE ASSEMBLY, THE SENATE CUNCUERING,
i propose the following Constitutional Amend.
mcnt: Section ono 81 Arttlc Two Of the Constitution
Of the State Of Nevada IL amended 10y striking there
from the word MALE" wherever It occurs therein.
u. q. AnKISOS. Speaker Of the Assembly
\. WHITFuRp- Clerk ui The Assembly
L. u. EDWARDS
President of the scnate pro t,m
CliNs, I. RlCKSELI,
Assistant SECRETARY uf the senate.
INDpHsEDl
Assembly proposal to Amend IN" Constitution, So
II. introduced January nd. 1909. Passed February
2iih, lS6g--yra-, 81: nays. II.
\. WITHHOLD Clerk Of ihr Assembly.
RerSiNed III Senate February 9Gth. isn Passed
March sd. lsOo-ycas. ~: nays. I.
ClAS /. BlCENEIL
Assistant Secretary Of the senate
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Dissolution Of COpartnCrship.
TIVE FIRM Of SCHwANIB * WARD HAS THIS
day been dissolved 10y mutual ruiIzrni. M
n"nis ~ tho conC"rIhwih De- paid mruugh SAMUEL
DORSEY. Al VIII" are debtors will please come for.
ward and pay up.
CHARLES ". SCIIwNNIB.
HENRY WARD.
Elkp Sry.. October ~. 1870 nf9
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NOTARY PUBTTC FoR EbRo COUNTY. AND COW
~ MISSIONER or DEEDS for California. Ofico
With the Comfy Recorder, 10 the Court, IIcusc. M
stairs. In ElEo iytf ~
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GARDNER Il WESTJoHN
j. n. FLaCK,
r. A. ROGERS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law. -- Oncs
on FINN street, In Tho stone House Elko Nevada
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STATE OF NEVADA.
SECHETAHYs OFTICE, ~
e. y. NOi"wafe. Secretary "f State Of the State If
Nevada. do hereby certify that the foregoing l. true
fnll and correct copy 81 the original on nlc In my
office. a..
ll@ 81 witness 10y hand sud tho Great Seal of
State hereto affixed. Done At office IN Carson CITY
Nevada, this 2Tth day ~ July. \. u. 1870.
UlD &. y. SOrEwAltE, Secretary Of state.
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4. y. TOwNE. General Superintc,
I. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-21
application has been given to the assignee

aprI;cation has been given 10 the assignee
In re Bigelow, B. R., 1856 Davas q Gop-
nenter. 2 b. r., 1875; IN re Roseberg' 8 d.
R., 33.) =, ,,,,;,o
il will be observed from the preceding
statement, and on a reference to tho w.
r;ous authorities therein quoted, that the
Questions put by Mr.. Goddin are substan-
tally answered az follows: :.
list. That the court having ordered sale
Of the properties free from all eneum-
hrances, the assignee, of course, sells the
fee simple in the property, and tho pur,,
chaser gets clear title under the seal Of
the court. In the bankruptcy courts OF
ENGLAND and Scotland it is matter OF daily
occurrence to have judicial sales made in
bankruptcy for the alone purpose of get,
ting rid Of conflicting securities and com
plicated rankings as we'll as to make clear
tile. ......
I'd. The creditors have, under the order
of the court, to rely alone on the funds
realized from the sale, and the court Of
course settles the question of prioritles
Sd. The concurrence of trustees or Judg
ment creditors are, under the circum
stances, not required, the title being the
title Of the court in bankruptcy.
ASp'w RUTHERGLEN.
Richmond, 10th February, 1870.
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By Lee 4 Goddin. Anctioneers,
No. Ills Main street.

TRusTEE's SALE OF BUILDINGS
X ARD SEHOLBINTERESTIN LOT on
BROAD STREET AT. ITS INTERSECTION
WITH GILMER STREET AT AUCTION.-By
virtue OF q deed oftfust executed by j. G. Ben.
nett bearing date the 18th dayo of August lss9 and
duly OF record, to the undersigned as trustee for
certain purposes therein mentioned. and de-
.fanlt having been made In the payment OF certain
moneys secured thereby, by request Of the bnne-
aciary named in said deed wi'lproceed to sell on
FRIDAY, s5th February 1870 on the premises, a,
4o'clock p. NJ, tho following interest conveyed
by said trust de ad-yiz.
: All the right, title, and interest Of him. the
said T. C. Bennett, in aud to certain LOT
fronting feet on the north side Of Broad street
in the city of Richmond, at It's intersection WIN
the. western line Of Gilmer street: and running
back l4s feet to an alley together with all the I'M
provements upon said lot,' the right ana Ute OF
said Bennett being an uuexpired term IN SAID 10!
Of eight years from the Isl day Of July, 1857, at
small ground rent. -
TERMs Enough in cash to pay expenses sci Of
executing trust and discharge negotiable note
for gs25 with interest from 18th of February lsO
upon q credit az to S32s until 10Th Of August. 1870
and upon further credit as to 1854: 25 Till ION of
February. 1871: and upon any balance arising
from sale upon such credit as the said Bcnnc;
may direct, or in case Of his failure to give sun
d rectton upon such as the trustee shall think Ill.
10 9I BAILY DAVIS, Trustee.
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Sale OF Banhrupfs, Effects.

RICHMOND, VA, 10th February, 1870.
Aadre,o Rutherglen, Esq. General assignee
in Bankruptcy, Richmond, Va
Dear Sir,-As many inquiries have been
made of me in regard to salcs already made
by me for you, and of those to come OH al
auction on Tuesday next, whether the t'tlcS
sold nv YOU we're valid and legal and be-
l;evinr tina. it would tend to satisfy those
Who have already made purchases. and Of
others who may become purchasers on Tues
day next, to have in writing your opinion
os a 9a,rycr, beg leave to request that you 20
will do me the kindness to answer the loi'
lowing auestions-yiz.:
When the bankrupt's estate Is covered ny
dseIs If trust or judgments to m amount
Greater or less Than the supposed value Oh
the estate, can you, as assignee sen tue zee
simple in the property, or only the equity
of redemption or, il you sell the Zee SIM
ple, would the purchaser get clear title,
and would the creditors have to look to the
net proceeds of sale instead of the subject
itself; and would they .have to petition the
bankrupt court, asking that it might be re-
ferrcd to the proper officer to report upon
the liens and the order Of their priorities
Would the trustees in such deeds, or Judg-
ment creditors, have to unite with you IN
making the sales and conveyances, or Wouio
your sale and conveyance, as general as
si1nee, override the deeds of trust and ]udg-
ment liens so far only as the making OF the
sales and conveyances are concerned, !eaV-
ing unimpaired the priorities Of such liens
and leaving the creditors to get only the net
proceeds of sale of the property sold!
In giving your opinion, be 80 good as 10
refer to the authorities supporting it,:
Trusting that you will excuse the liberty
l have taken, in asking an early reply TO
this letter, remain,
Yours truly, ". GoDDlS.
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nar.hnregthe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

'MBy HiahFS~
example. s,s. .;s.r E,
seeded his lands with the various crops for
the coming harvest, can tell what will be
the yield of each within o moderate per
centage, and also what will be the probable
market price; his excuses and Deficiencies
will offset each the other, 50 that IN the
general result he csnnot be far nstray;
With Just as much accuracy the experienced
fruit-rrower can make on a9croximate cs-
innate of whit his returns nill be for many
seasons to come, the conditions undcr h's
control remaining the same; ior ne n af
the light Of his own experience ana .n,L: y,
others in his speciality for his guide, w.
is lust as trustworthy az that OF the !af!st
in his cereals. Indeed, the latter 10 so ~
iect to grenter hazards, TOT orousn' y.
rains. long protracted, may resuh IL .ne
loss Of most of his crops; while TO the tin VIZ.
and near droughty summer gives inc "ess
vintage and produces the finest 1rult anu
no quantity, of rain can :lh!f coil and
pear tree if the cond'''onS -
drainage are right. ,ouo,or hove
The pear and grape, ho"esei, nust
hazards of another class, anu II 10 .ha
these TINT the skill and management Oh tn me
nlonter is called upon to provide. All
hirblv-cultivated fruits, as well as mowers,
are n makeup of botanical skill, ana oelng
90 largely artificial, if treated with harsh
ness or neglect they will suffer from plignt'
nildew, and insects the frnit will deterlo-
rotc, and the tree relapse into barbarlsm.
The intelligent planter knows that unless
the conditions under which these susceptible
creatures were perfected are continued to
them in his orchard he will look in vain
for first-class fruit, and will soon have no
orchard at all. If he has secured to them
in genial climate soil of sufficient depth,
right in organic structure, containing the
appropriate elements, proper drainage, pro-
lection from tempestuous winds, cleanli-
ness, mulching, nursing, and surgery, as
any or all of these become necessary, he
may calculate on full crop with more
certainty and regularity than the farmer
con reckon on an average crop OF oil OF
any of his cereals.
The following figures, therefore, tabula-
ted for breyity, will represent not what
might possibly be the result in an exceptional
season, but what planter might look for
as an average crop with about the same
reasonable confidence that United States
bondholder will expect the payment of his
interest for, as repudiating Congress-, or
domestic convulsion, or foreign war, might
destroy the chance Of dividend for the
one, 30 might fierce hail-storm, a tornado,
or an Eruption of freedmen, just as the
fruit is maturing, destroy the years crop OF
the other.
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,ausTzOM aAnEs...puturs Dayss,ya

DECEIyER,sr SALE F,VALUABLE
IN pursuance OF q decree OF tho crcnit court Of
Februsry 1870 In the snt Of Bowen g. Rahm the 6
o sTehy viz sell
and upon The following terms: 49,
i. 4 large lot OF finished and unfinished Bed
s Street consietns Of about 9o Cottage a
part OF which are finished in varnish: and the re-
mnInder In black walnut and stain 7dozen Wind
knock down and in the white; office furniture.
consisting OF Desks Table. Stand, Safe, ]
small Table, lLetter-Press. Stoves, and Chairs,
.lcohoI, / 20-horsc power Stationary Engine, ]
ne Trk for anbns 9ss ont 81
scr ns Nais, Bed. castors, Flies. &C. these ar:
MONDAY the 2sth February 1870, commencing at
10 o. clock A. NJ, for oDe-fourth cash, the balance
npon credit Of thirty, s!:ty, ana ninety days re-
per centnm per annnm, the purchaser or pnrcha-
sers giving negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorsed for the deferred payments; $4,000, 1,,.,,
and Pear streets steam Saw MIll, 2o-horse En-
glue, so-horse Boiler. Saw. Tables Belts, Counter
mill. &C., will he sold together as whole, on the
lot aforesaid where it stands, on MONDAY the
18th February, 1870 at q O'Clock P. NJ, for one
and twelve months respectively, with interest at
six per centum per annum. taking negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed for the deferred payments.
At the same place and hour Horses, Wagons.
Harness, &C., Saddle, Oxen. for one-fourth
cash. balance on a credit OF thirty, sixty, and
ninety days respectively. with interest from day
Of sale at six per centnm per annum, With nego-
table notes satisfactorily endorsed for the de-
fcrred payments.
g. At the LOT on Water street between Peach
and Pear streets on which The saw-lnill above
mcntioneds erected, the said lot OF ground 'front.'
Ing 2ll feet on Water street and running hack 70
the Richmond and York River railroad, bounded
ON the east by Peach street, Oh which It fronts
about 100 feet, and on the west by the lot owned
by said railroad company. with the shed, Stable,
fen re- and aDpurtenancest thereto belonging:
TERMS: One-lfth in cash balance on liberal
terms of credit, to be stated at the sale the pur:
chaser TO give negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with interest at siI per centurn per an
NUN. .-
q: AT Dispatch Station. on the Richmond and
York River railroad, on TUESDAY the lst day OF
March. 1870, ut half-past O'Clock 2. NJ, 3 CA
RY-LnGs and CHAINS, RAILROAD CAR
about 900 LOGS.
TERMS Ope-fourth cash balance on a credit
Of thirty, sixty, and ninety days respectively,
with interest from day Of sale at six per centum
per annum, with negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed for the deferred payments:
fe 2l-tds Receiver In suit Bowen cS. Kahn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-21

Nv Thomas ". Keasee, Auctioneer,
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!JENNY lind and GOTTA gle BEDSTEADS
FEHTHER BEDS aid HAR MATTREssES
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. with marble
PIECES sT sBs ys5Sb sAnsfsRTs CHAIRS;
p. WEESTT and roAK, EXTENSION and other
! MA FHAsbENs 1,teeoHt. CASE; ,,,,-,- .
: S How G A Sc ;ST3S SAFES, and CHINA
, cH Hksrs GiARpENTER's TOOLS;
CoCOI MATTfNE; gARPETINGs, &c; ~
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