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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08
European Harkeis


By Cable.l LONDON, March z.
Consols, 925z; American securities 62's s9C5&
65's 9O1s 67's So; l040's 661z: ETie's y; IlIi-
nois Central 1l11z; Atlantic q Great West
ern %.
FRANKFORT, March 7.-Bonds drm; 955S
@95H.
steady; middIing upIands IL Orleans ll1< ;
sales 10000 bales. California white wheat
9s I'd red western No. 2 Is 10d; winter IS Sd :
western flour 20s; corn, No. mixed 27s
oats 2s 5d; barley IS; peas 34s Cd; pork, nat,
90s Cd; beef l03s Cd lard eosi cheese Us; ba-
con SOS spirits petroleum Is I'd; refined Is
91Sd6IS I0d.
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Indian ARaIFs-SherIda and Sher-
man.

man.
CHICAGO, March Tn the cor
respondence between Generals Sheri-
dan and Sherman, published here,
Gen. Sheridan asserts that in the last
eight years eight hundred persons
have been murdered by the Indians
within the limits of his present COM
mand, many being fearfully tortured
and mutilated, and some women being
ravished fifty and sixty times success
lively.
Gen. Sheridan declares that Vincent
Collyer is undoubtedly in the interest
of the old Indian ring, and he says
that the problem to be decided is
who shall be killed, the whites or In.
diaus.
Notwithstanding the adverse re-
ports of the Wisconsin Legislature
| the Commissioners from milwaukee,
continue to make strenuous efforts tt
secure the removal of the State cap
ital to that city. Madison is confident
| of retaining it.
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EeW Gold nIseoYerles.

SAN Francisco, March 7.-Great
excitement in the extreme southern
counties, over discovering new and
rich gold fields, about sixty miles
from Santiago. Quartz exhibited free
from sulpherets and other metals lit
orally full of free gold. People leav-
ing Santiago, Los Angeles by large
numbers for the new mines.
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THE MARKE ETS.
sen YOrk aold and ssOok HsrAtt

sew EoFk S0i0 ana STOCK EsTktf.
By Telegraph.l NEW YORK. March Z.
Speculative interest in Wall street
centered chiefly IN the gold room where
considerable excitement and freduent fuc-
tuattons In premiums. At one time the
price suddenly advanced from 81 I215 to
had been postponed. This was soon de-
MED, ana later kilograms stated the bill
being DEBATED, and night session would
be held until disposed OF. The room COM
menced to discount, on the passage of
tne OH, ana an avalanche of sales took
place, and prices tumbIed TO sI I255. A
fresh decline to-day has had a tendency to
weaken greenbaek prices of produce and
merchandise, and unsettled business
generally.
MONEY = Market abundantiy supplied
with capital at 4 to per cent on cali until
exceptions at per cent. discount, den
Ing under the decline in gold prices at 7gS.
STERLIHG-Heavy at 8lsaSI.
GoLD-Opened at 1I3. touchsd IIssz. fell to
1iZ1s, closed at IIz2s; clearances $4,000 900.
Carrying rates l1zg5 per cent
frnVERN1I
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CINCINNATI. March 1.-THE election
In Newport, KY. to-day resulted In ia
vor of the Republican candidates with
two exceptions, by msjorities averag
ing about two hundred. Root Rep }
for City Attorney is beaten by Gels
ler (Dem } by tWenty-one votes.
Rev. E. Payson Hammond returned
to-day.
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PORTLAND, Me, March 7.-Repub-
lican Mayors were elected to day In
Rockland, Saco and Auburn, and a
Democratic Mayor in Bath. There
was no choice at Lewiston, though
the Republicans had a plurality.
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BUFFALO. March THE Board of
Trade, after examining witnesses on
the charge recently preferred agains t
Hon. ID. S. Bennett, have resolved
that the proof is insufficient to au-
thorizs the expulsion of Mr.. Bennett.
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Alexander s. Mooney


Thomas sno Eden.
IN lns Court OF Common pIons or Vnnanr.
bur8h county, Indiana. Nav Trrr4 fa.r
- AEfEA AMnNG MW MFHfma f5fr
- on ME ~ the Cfioc on the UIorr Nj aa'tN
Cvult buht the defendant fu The abrg.#. ...r,.
tlhsa cause Is uon-resident ID fho einfr
Notice ~ hereby given 10 said wheraos
~ m5ngWeen OF the tendency OF fhfa neff0r
hno thal the same will stand for frfaf .f
kne next term uf said Courf of Comm ~,
Fleahi 70 Do begun aud held M fhr fsa'..-r
House, 10 the city or EVanrvliIe. censlf,
OF ftndoIDurRh, Stale on InHfana -. fl..
nrkt Monday tn May. 1870
= witness, HDrnm HOrenHpn CLARK ~ aat.f
1870. ~ aoufsr 80 N re. ,ui
q. w. MCBRIDE. Atgy fof bFfin mff
Levi J.. Wiiklnfon, Lowe a Co WI urn-
liam r. Hill Before Levi fTaesr1nn 9r.--
tlce of the Peace OF Arfnatr0mg ifIt tr3...
snip Nandefburah County fHdiara
u AhrEAM1Ma nv IHnrmawnm.
- on ME im my office that aald Nytf4farr
T. HILL defendant fn sac a n1nva rrfffF.F
cause, - not resident or the State of
Notice u hereby given 10 the naid wu.
llAn r. Hin OF the pendeney 1f thfH neffon.
Hno bnat the Same viii stand for frlaf i,rI-
ttoLS me - my ofuc8 lu said lownHnfn- nn
nag snlS tsylttn atm day OF April, 1870, az ton
:, witness my hand and Official zeal. fhia
ioarth cay Or March, 1870.
lsgALl LEVI NEWMAN.
--O 70. Justice,
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CHARLESTON, S. c.. March =
Hon. B. F. Whittemore has published
a lotter defending his sale of cadet
ship, and announcing himself as a
candidate for reelection.
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sew YORK. Dry Goods Barker.
By telegraph

~ AOACSAaRA1 INV 1OAA &
Business is very quiet, and prints re-
main II pT5vf7rsfT quoted rates. Cotton
goods are duu and unchauged5 Pacific De-
LANES are quoted at 1Tc; Manchester. I8c :
HambIetQu, ISc. One 6rn has reduced one
variety 0f mourning shirtings and g2Ting
Etylc DEi nfs 10 lie.
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course of the debate on the

course of the debate on the
Bill, Mr.. Sherman stated
that, since the close of the
Government has reduced the
303.OO0,OOO, besides paying
600 Of unliquidated accounts
c end of the war, but not
srtained. All was paid out
rplus revenue. He also said
etary Boutwell, was confident
now negotiate bonds at less
per cent.
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sBAY, MARCH s, 1870.

'CO.-The Paducah Herald
3d. ult. says the receipts of
It that point to date were
d less than to a CORES
date IN 1869. We are not
3 at this statement, for the
in this city are FIVE times
han for a corresponding date
Paducah's loss no doubt
-ibuted part of our gain.
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NEW York, March 7.-The steam
ers Pereire from Brest, February 26,
and the City of London, from Liver
pool, February q, arrived to night.
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New ORLEANS. March 7.-Legisla-
ture met IN extra session to- day.
Thermometer 50o.
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CINoINNATI, March Rev. e.
Payson Hammond returned here to.
day.
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lent sToCKs-Heavy and lower
gemDnis AGrket.

By telegraph MEAPHIs, March z.
CoTToN-Is dull and nominaIIy 2lc; re-
ceipts / ST. bales; exports {. .239 bales
FLoUR-S5 0097 90.
CoRN-95c.
OATS-63965c.
BHsN-623 %.
L4Rl-l58l7cs
P5HE-sZ8 20,
EAr1S Shoulders 13c5 and sides IG1Ire :
? bul6 shoulders ne, sidss 14t<Gl5Ic,
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UUBLIN, March Z l.-tFreat prepara-
tions are being made % the North of
Ireland fer the reception of the
Prince aud Princess of Wales.
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Lamps, Looking Glasses,
No. 25 First street.

We receive our QuoenHwnro. direct from
the Pottories Of Htanordahire. England
via New Orleans and New York. hnnrr
pay no secondhand profits which fighf.
fully belong 70 our customers
We have the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
In this market or MEAKIH's celebrates
STONE CHINA WARE, Including 5hoaa
beautiful patterns, Chine" and HCot
ton" which are now having q great ruu
throughout the country, 81 which we arc
receiving regular shipments or orinina
assorted crates, and regular stock for ra.
packing. Just received fresh from Lf.
mOgeR. France, "a large stock 90 GOLD
BAND,pLAIN WHIrEnud DhCOHhTEU
FRENCH CHINA.
"a NEW GRADE. Just iu, o fuU uno of
BridReWOoda light White Grnmfta WHfn
French China shapes aud fuisht Urrr
superior article, at much Jess cost Ihan
China.
mD- Consult your own Interest bv exam
lining our stock before purchasing aIra.
where. uoFlN
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QUEENsWARE.
DANIEL O. MARK. JANIS y. ,,,a aarr.,-
JAMES PmELAH.
MARX, WARREN & CO..
DIRECT IMPORTERS
and WHOLESALE DElLERs IN
QUEENS WARE.
CHINA

GLA SIS WAR I1,
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inhs Ioourier, Democrat, ana Union aorv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-24
Funeral dndmGsEose


The Mbteribw ofsFs Ag sale tt.e I4s5i'a
upon wticb ht resides, n aiilcsW of Como
lnnolo County Mi4isipi4 Ntliieois WEI
Improved witb com iorhihie two stony fartn
dwelling and M necessary out buildings. II
consist tva t%eetioGs Of GOOD land, above be
average Of The Country Ia phini Of pfeltrllsrl
urs pm abundance oi never failing stock wat,
upon earh section. tleuiy ~ 6ne timber a.
The place ispmarkahie in tho, neighhorhad
fer two established facts, first for having taoy.
en- itself from its settlement q very HEALTHY
location. and again foe never having stowa
u failure 10 crops in tcrm OF lS OF 40 year.
nalti,ntion. For terms apply 10 the subWfi
CO on the place or 10 Newton Ford & e.
Memphis Tenn, II will be sold wrae
tr hi parts some of the land Il capable
OF producing n baleol cotton or 10 barrelg eein
per acre. He also offers Tor sale haetiuRal q
section 3 township range . On South tsaf
OF Tallnhatchie River just above The loNp
lielmuut fr terms apply to the sibstrt os
to Col. j. G. Armstrong, at Pamela.
j. q. BEAHAm
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VA; !; II ]||l[' H.: ! Y \ n

than hat which turks in the foul
Dill, and impure water. 70 ec4ale
the ~fevers, bilious disorders, listur.
Dances of the bowels, and other seri-
Gus maladies produced by these in
salubrious elements, it is absolutely
necessary that the stomach and all
the secretive organs shoul be, so to
speak. IN a robust condition. Upon
the amount Of resistance which the
vital system can oppose to the dele
terious influences that asgsil it, the
safety Of health depends, and it i
because tho Great Vegetable Inrigo-
rant imparts. energy apd regularity
to the most important functions q
the body, that it can be recon mem
ded and guaranteed as an invaluable
preventive medicine.
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For la rdwaFe, Cutlery, Agricul-
|ural implements, so to McCombs
Ecllor and Byrnes, formerly Me
kombs and Co, No. 322l and 324
|fain St. Memphis Tenn. These
cutlemen are also agents for Fair
banks scales, Eagle Gins and Halls
fire-proof Safes. Give them a call
ind we think you will be pleased.
Examine their advertisement in
mother column.
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B


kteNMe soy
co. s. Ff
- rfIua fffHH
afrf gHHE Al sF4
liassal
ana f m
Hf w
afi HfaRlHH lle
M f1HfI eHHf faHHf
ea sslH fsflhiiaA
i 81 sfnHsfs 1tta Asf8p aHsl
- other sfaf ~ Nsii
aiasf. m Ksp wit weksk
80 Mtiitss ly HahiiHK q.
isy~ ftaNaia 81 Memphis
muagsa
IN llon soia Agssi, "a Mems
ffipM4 Il M lltI kH "a "a y
II. ~ fEHHefHs Hti - " ffHlf=
H. are oer authos raees,s y
eIyo and receipt % sulscdb.r
! te r14a
| IN another column sill be- seen
h. ati 6fhd ttiiaiac House JfA.I
I. Tradscll aud Bros, Wholesale
Ilfoccrs and Cotton fuctors. The
slesrs. Treadwell are too well
Known in Nsmpbis as clever gcntle
su, and reliable business meu 70
Iesa any comment from 'as.
qs1t slIrinsI : about y. r. .
Randolph rfcas
y the Goth inst. (September.1 \
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We would call attention to the
card Of Curtisand Mason, IN anoth-
er colu Inn and those who want to
buy Parlor, Dining room, Bed
room, and Office Furniture would
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VI. VIM. Brazicr's LizcrA Med
a at,le + guaranteed to be purely vog-
Il J.aDlc and prepared strictly in accor-
y ~aIice with the original prescription.
!, ~. VIM. Brazicr, Of South Caro-
Sa''. - i especially adapted for
1u.ilern diseases, Tor which It was
foigiaally devised.
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aF-Et Nv vxw
-s4G EJ1lLW
Attachment Noticf.
3 p H'sG &c Lila SsVO

A.. y, Taylor
Whereas IN attachment was issued an the
above case against the estate Of A. J. Taylor,
ietarntble 10 D jrsthe cdnrt df thk sol Dis,
tret Of Pamela County Mississippi, and con- :
tiaaed 70 the 10Th day Of October ls9o.sa 4 4
haa II LBS said A.. J Taylor fails to appvnr .
AZ tbeAid timc AZ the Office ofhc undersigned,
Justice oftie Peace IN the town Of Pamela AID
answer the complaint Of said plaintiff, Judge.
meht will be entered against him and cxcn-
ti0n issued thereon. ~sH 4sss -
Ia testimony whereof have hereuntasttn1y
had and cal this 25ih day Of August, aaaf870s
J. A. POLK. ]. <. Iseallg
aEr27iw u,
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4 Tie five Dollar Sewing MAGAZINE purchased
N m%c,Jauuary, 1866, tlom the Family Sewing
|achine C0mpany,s SO Nassau Street n, Y. has
|ccp in almost constant use ever since. 1t has
Nd beenop toforder snes, has cost uothing for
paiva and | find II simple Aud rsliable ID dper-
fion, andalways ready to sew. Those friends
DO use them with new improvements are
|erey much pleased. The one | have would not
hrt with.
MRS. ANN. W. OUTHBURT,
AS West 36th Street, New York
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Dromgoelc & Co., Buchu.


<ra Q the pnblie. It's prepared b. rugi-
Isf D ysieians and used by 'hc profession.
Y Price 81, Or, six bottles for s.. SOLD Isl
Druggist and merchants everywhere.
j. r. Dromgeoie & G..
N,mLI.s Tenn
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E1A Hoitins eiOhl,[


C-N
TiWlale IN Mehphtsa ftAw days'
since, we visited the large and full
wholesale dry goods establishment
of Menkin and Bros. They have
a heavy and well selected stock on
hand and are offering to sell bar,
gains. There we f3tind off frfteind
Capt. j. II. Yates, late of Bates.
vile, Miss, who is now with. that
house. Capt. Yatesl@s khosvt to III
a clever man, and Il good merchant,
he issdesifod3st Us SCI salt of hiskold
friends cal ,Eand AlISy himFo givc
them a bargain in a bill of goods.
The most delightful hair dressing
known Is the louisiana Creole TLair
Restorer. Try III L. is not 4 ave,
but restores the color naturally, bce9
sides making the hair glossy.
Ii YOU want ozaagasFhtmtufee
Carpeting, Oil Cloths shadesdaAd
Cqrtq4ln goods go to tue old exten.
sive and reliable lrenseof Mckinney
Bryson and Co., No. 228 MainsSt.
Memphis Tenn. Look for thdir
card in another column. ..Eag !
For Billjoqspefs nsq Drqaier'sf
Medicine. 1t is purely vcge-
table aud farbeter Fthaii Ualomelo OF
Blue Mass, having no bad after eff
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Memphis G. Louisville

Quick TINE, SURE CONNECTIONS,
BY the
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
to all points
NORTH AND East.
80 CHANGE or CARS
MEMPHIS 10 LOUISVILLE, /,
only one change 70
Clicago lRliahapoiis, a4A @'
Plttsodlg, Philadelphia
and New York.
Only two changes to
Baltimore and Washington.
mD- Eastern Passengers secure
Qpicter time and leg cdanges 81 cdls
han By any ot'cr ront', By
oskiig for tickets
ma VIA LOUISVILLE. -qsa
gotf 7icieis a
23Tl Aain Street, Memphis,
ofat
Depot Of NJ. & T.. Line, Memphis.
FRFIG 1GT
Transported at quick time at
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING or 1N%StatNcE
Through bilis of ladiug At GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured al al principal L. r..
offices IN, Eastern Cities.
ALBERT FINK.
Geacrd Superintendent.
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FOR AeelF Yegpiyers syI sggcul-
tarl bobleiatuts "a. fdt6 Ward
Smith & Co., successOts. 10 k. p.
Ward 4 Co, rcfh6vd q ee5 1ccdni
~, Sec their card ID ano-hcr eolunA
= .ra --sf I'd aH aarra
Fargarsson & Clay, 800 Frent 81
Memphis Tenn, Wholesale Gro,
GERS and Cotton Factors are
anxious to secure q lair share Of
patronage from this county. Our
former couutyman Mr.. James Hunt
from Bat vile is a member Of this
firm, and if they did not possess ey-
cry other resommepdatialt taq l,ut
of this esthaahle sgsntNssnaHll beng
.,a.,Lt.I IN -
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Winfield Harris a colored man
was convicted on Wednesday last,
before the Justice of this magistrates
beat Of sffliag corn fpp the fqd
of Geo. A. Armstead, aud fined S25
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III vacation before the Clerk aud mastc &c
sshtCyprt. athis office III the town of Pamela az
on this The 9Th day ~ol.saugast, Al. b.. 1870
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saesrET'Y DIRECTORY.
MASON


Nouut Vernon ROYAL Arch Chapter, meet
Grst Monday in cAch month. u! their hSi IN Inc
MARKET House Building.
Alexandria Washington Lodge No. q, a.
= q A.. II meets second and i"urth ihnf3.
lays in each month, y; ;hcl" EA:i III inc HAFNe'
louise Cu!idInS ,
Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 10 y. +. & a.
NJ, meets first and third Thursdays in each
month, nj their hail. on Fairfax street. o"t"c'h
King and Prince
ODD FELLOWS.
Marley Encsmpment. No q. meets second
and fourth Monday in each month, "t Oau
Fellows Hall, on Columbus street.
Potomac LnIra 80 80, !aeGts every -!day
MINI, =. Oid Fellows Hall, on Columbus st
Sarcp.a Lodge, No. IS, meets eTc7y tuesday
night, ut PhcniN hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Mnchenic: Lodge, No. 3. meets every. Mon
'!av night At their Hs in Gsrmsn ' TucsIsy
night ". thoir hall in the Assembly "o'ms
EHildinr.
RR0ruERHooD OF THE UNION.
Noun. Vernon Circle, No. |, meets every
Friday night in Pheaix Hall
Jefferson Circle, No. :, meets crcry Wcdnes-
lay night, ut their hail in Muirs Building.
RED MEN.
Uceos Tribe No. !. meets every Thursday
night, ~ PhcniX Hall.
EECHABIThS.
Virgins Tent. No 5, meets every Monday
night, vt phenir Hall.
George WAshn. ton Tent, NJ. -, meets ev-
cry Thursday. At their Tent ?"uii!, III German 5
How EaIiiG9g, King street
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
society .: St. Vincent of Paul, CHAirrcHc" "i
~. Mary, meets ~ 5. Mary's HAl: every sun
LAY ai,ernoo,,, ut y y. I'll EicH"rd i C@rne,
Presidents Richard VI Latham, :>ecre:sry.
AIrxanIria Catholic Beneficial Society meets
a. t. Mury's Hail cvary SundAy evening, ~ /
n'clock Hichsrd NJ L!,ham President ;
}lrhaei L. HARLOW, jr SECRETARY.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv Recls. Knox g. KerDy.

[Rcs Estate Agents and Auctio1eers, Q: "
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or 1EuG;ii,
- dated October 3d. 1858 executed by Phiiip
H. Hootr and wife, and duly recorded, inc un,
therein s 1s Ssv as Of 1 MIeS n w
frcrt Of the premises, in the city Of Alexandrla;
Vs. sell u pubic sHciqn tie ioIl9wlng VAIL
A LOT OF GROUND, in said city with
BRICK STORE HOUSE thereon, situated MI
on tho northeast corner of King and F = " e III
The lot has front of forty i've feet on King 81.
and one hundred feet on Fsyette: -,
The said property will be sold to pay aeo'
of two thousand dollars and the accrued inter.
est thereon, secured by the said deed to Robert
G. Violet o,,
TERMS-One-third Of the purchase money
cash the residue in six and twelve months,
with interest the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by decd of trust upon the PROPERLY
Cost of stamps and conveyancing to be pad ny
the purchaser Sale to commence exactly NJ
- o'cl.- x III OH said day.
CHAS X. HOOFF,
fab eo, Trustee.
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L
Tho FARM known as FEDERAL HILL,
situated on the heights, u miles northwest OF
Alexandria, adjoining the land Of the late Fred
Lloyd, will be sold on SATURDAY, February
26 is70 in front of the Mayors office. at pubic
auction The view is almost unsurpassed
water excellent 1t possesses the advantages
of thres markets Alexandris, Washington and
Georgetown.
No better situation for an early garden or Or
ch srd can be found in this section.
The improvements arc q good FRA h On
WELLING. Barn, Stable, Carriage aGE;s
House Wagon ana Cow House; excellent brick
Dairy. and n vol Of water at the door; variety
of fruit in moderate quantities.
This farm contains 42 acres.
For further particulars enquire on the prem
;.cs ian 2G--lm
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rS.- The timn is approaching wher it will be
neccssnry fer the propln 10 look around i"-
.ome suitable person to ill thu important office
-: Mayor OF the city nf Alexandria. have
heard nf several candi lntes, and feel no di$po-
.ition. If | could, to dsparago either o: them in
tho eyes Of t:is ccmmunIt1 but therr IS one
gentleman whose name l have het-d Of in on
ncll vi with this office tn: think he re.nnpie
uiiSh5 {, take into consideration. and cast their
s"."s 'or hi:n l mean JAMGS W. MALLS.
Mr. Nails sarvei tho Icppio Of tins CITY Tor
MANY ,cars es Magistrate withou. lee ,'r re
weed, .11 also u Ci.e ut our CITY t"uAcliHlsn.
IS {. Msgistr&tn IL" ever called in question
lis decisions, because they were based upon
th,t oil: common law principle o! "ll" unto
,r in other words, ''Ranaer unto Caesar the
.hinas that we CucSnr's:' sni that Wn3 done
br Mr. Nnils without car ta"0: -: affection =;
:lni Grw the i,t-p,c have an onpnr unity CT
tc>li'ying heir good opinion OF faith tuI and ell
riena Magi>t-n,e md Councilman By c.stinH;
Anvuudril, which / sincerely horo they Will
do Some may aupposo lh9t tho Ma%n.aity Is
a place for tho display OF legal lore or ca
pounding law tccEnicaii,ics, hut let IN" say
thut from my own Know ed ~ That no is :tbr!nd-
.ntty nosscs:',! 81 good, hard common sen&i~-
the only requisite lo: Mayor ii this ri:y.
feb l0-3L' nHH WHO Nt"S.
RARE CHANCB FDRINY ESTME IT.
that ~ may ho enabled II icv"t'. more time
% the manufacture OF aGd lncr"hElr demand
!Ar Ma i Fh'.3 snI ether IMPROVED ,oA"I'
Hii.: CANDLES. Hrhfhr for sale, on . eyt'rms,
Family EisDtHKiE"
SCORE FINTukE;' an,! uncxpi -ci I'm -!
>:urn. :! la store has good paying .'':':"m.
ran lO--lw j. NRlGG. lIn hHG :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-11
L"u,IonD CO., jan l5-coi&
AEO3T VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
I'VE "a LIZ Al AUCNlON

IFs "a EE a NUCTION.
By virtue of decd OF trust executed to !ne
By Henry b. GouldHnan a d wife of record in
the Clerks ofIic of WcstmOrcln:ld county and
in pursuance Of written Instructions ron the
parties secure! thereby, shall, o. thn 18th
DAY or FEBRU AIRY, 1879, if fair 2.Ac- ~i C
un the first fair dizzy thcroa'tcr, ut noon, pro-
O. cd to soil for cash. on the pre-" -. % Lh,
highest bidder, that most V a [. i \ B l. L
TRACT OF LAND known rs WHITE
POINT" lying Immediately on the Potomac
river, in tho upper part Of Westmoreland CO..
containing 633 acres, more or LEGS. The build
ings upon this farm aro superior. This land is
leased for $1,000 year, exclusive Of a most val
uablo fishing shore and deposit of gravel,
c0nman ing q ready sale.
The title 10 this property is believed to be
indsputsblo and without incumbrance, ex-
cept this deed but selling as Trustee, l shall
only convey the title vested in me rs such.
JOHN B. LEWIS, Trustee.
W. In1.rel aud On isn l4=nnts