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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-09
OFFICIAL JOU II MA L
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
FIRST SSION
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBlY Y
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISI A N A
Ninth Days Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, !
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1871.
[ Continued from our last Number.
JOINT SESSION,

JOINT SESSION.
The President and members of the
Senate having entered the hall of the
House, were escorted to front seats, and
the President occupied the Speaker
chair, with the Speaker npon his left
The Secretary of the Senate then called
the roll of the Senate, and thirty-fve Sen
ators responded to their names.
The Clerk of the House then called the
roll of the House, and the following mem
bers answeree to their names
Messrs. Carr, Abel, Adolphe, Antoine,
Baker, Barker, Barrett, Barrow, Bently,
Bickham, Blunt, Bowen, Brewster Brous-
sard, Brown, Bryan, buchanan, Bucking-
ham, Burch, Butler, Carter, Chachere,
Cochran, Crawford, Darby, Darinsburg'
Davidson, Davis, Demas, Devices, Durio,
Ellis, Faulkner, Floyd, Fontelieu Gaddis
Gardner, Garstkamr, P. Harper, W. Har-
per, Hampstead, Huston Hyams johnson
Jordan, kearson, Kenner, Killen, Kin
sella, La Saliniere, Laurent, Llambias,
H. Lott, J. B. Lott, Lynch, Mahoney,
Marie, Marvin, Matthews, McCarty, Nc
Farland, Meadows, Moncure, Moore,
Morphy, Morris, Murray, Nelson, Ong,
Oplatek, Otto, Overton, Pond, Quinn,
Raby, Riley, Ringgold, Sartain, Schu-
macher, Souer, Stamps, Stanton, Ste
vens, Stinson, Tatman, Thompson,
Tounoir, Tureaud, Ullmann, Verrett,
Wands, Washington, of Assumption,
Washington of Concordia, Waters,
Wheyland, E. Williams, H. Williams,
Wilson, Worrall, Yorke Young-100I
The presiding officers then announced
that the General Assembly of the State
had met in joint session to compare
journals and announce the results of the
vote taken in the Senate and House OF
Representatives, yesterday, in the matt
ter Of the election of a United States
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COUNSEL

II ,bou dost bid thy friend farewell.
pa, 10, one night though that farewell may be,
Press thou his palm with thine. How canst
,houtcI
How far from thee
nsor caprice may lead his feet
rp tha. tomorrow comes? Men have
h, i1ovn
T, lightly turn the corner Of a street.
And days have grown
Tomonths, and months to tagging years,
Before they looked in loving eyes again,
Parting at best is uRderlaid with tears
With tears and pain.
Therefore, lost sudden death should come
between
Or time or distance, clasp with pressure true
The hand of him who goeth forth; unseen,
Fate goeth too!
Yea, find thou alway time to say
Some earnest word between the idle talk
I.st with thee henceforth. ever, night and day,
Regret should walk.
NJ Z. NJ.
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"OrR STORY TELLER"
MY AVENGER.

Come hither, Car. 1t seems almos
clel to disturb you as you lie there
Stretched out at full length on the hearth
ns with the freight cleaning on you,
atln-smooth coat and showing off yOul
luse bulk against its ruddy glow. BIT
| feel sad and lonely tonight, old fellow,
and wonld fain realize in your compa-
nonship that there is one creature on
earth that creature on earth that truly
loye. Inc, even though that creature be
but Il dog So come, sir-cOme-wake
up. All, that is right; up with you, Car
up with you put your great paws on
my shoulders and rub your head against
my cheek, which has seldom known so
honest caress. But gently, gently;
that will do! You are apt to forget for
get that you are rather larger than o
good-sized calf; so your gambols are the
reverse of lsht-some, and your fondness,
when to demonstrative, speedily becomes
oppressive. Sit down beside me, nov,
and lay yolr head upon my knee, so that
can rest my hand upon it, for my
thoughts are busy with the events of the
la'i and the fierce satisfaction that thrills
my heart whenever l look at your massive
'lcS and powerful jaws, and strong
"Ai'e teeth, is the only vestige of glad
lsS that those events have left to me.
lie tickering flame flashes up now,
anu brings out into vivid distinctness the
picture that hangs above the mantel
P're apctre that tomorrow will claim
Acohslderable share of attention from
D'' persons who will doubtless come in
S,eA' AZ, numbers to be present at the sale
" we elegant country-seat known as
D. .ie'Sli' situated on the Hudson
'",o' Just twenty miles from New York,
and within ten minutes walk of the
'''orook station" 1 believe I have
-, % 'ne advertisement correctly.
'',nihS is to be disposed of to-mor-
r;,... mouse grounds, plants, furniture,
49,. e'' ofonzes, books-everything ex-
''u' my great Russian bloodhound.
:, '0ii'"r picture. That shall remain
-, ~ Possession. No scandalloving
ra. -a'tf shall ever point to it as q like
u 'ne beautiful Mrs. Kerrison. and
A. " interesting relic of the celebrated
i've case l will keep that painting
,rn', nemento of my past folly and the
;t. punishment which awaited my blind
6s. ~, ''''lre was christened by the ar
rHe Sleeping Duenna." The scene
.. 'e'ice' and by the costumes the
m,. "aASp'res In the middle ages. 1t
s,, '"'S large archcd window with
an, w. and massive stone framework.
ors, r,A W. slightly projecting balcony,
4, VOL muse Navy stone baiustrade hangs
villa "r''pery Of silyer-gray damask.
ssr1, ',e side on its broad ledge there
&.;on, slender rosebush, planted in an
,,i'~.,.' ' vase and bearing one or two
sas are "','',Fed '',. blossoms. Two per-
vi %lr J'.s seated in this balcony. One, an
''''' a''lred IN a dark hoavy-look-
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ss-JoB PRINTING executed with neat
,e.s and dispatch.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
per square of eight lines, or its equiv
.,,,t IN space, first insertion 81 so, and
',,b subsequent insertion IS cents.
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The LouIsIASIAS ss published every
r,,n,slav ~ and Sunday at ia, Carondelet
.. New Orleans.
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LxecuoVe departments Z
New Orleans, January II, 1871.
Gentlemen of the Senate aud House of Repre-
sentatives of the State of Louisiana:
I congratulate you upon the favorable
auspices under which you assemble. Our
State has been blessed by the providence
Of God with plentiful crops. The staples
of sugar and cotton, which are the springs
of our wealth, have been produced in
larger abundance than in any year since
the war. This increased production has
disproved the gloomy forebodinSs of
those false prophets who predicted the
ruin Of our agricultural interests. as q
of the change made by the
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The third amendment prohibits all
officials who have held public moneys
from voting or holding Office, until they
shall have procured from the proper
authorities receipts in full for all funds
which they have thus held. The former
history of the State, with regard to many
Of its public funds, is sufficient proof
of the wholesomeness of this measure
It is to be hoped that it will lead'to
moro stringent accountability by public
officers for such trusts. @n
The fourth amendment removes the
ineligibiity, for q second term, that was
imposed by the constitution upon any
incumbent of the guhernntorial Office.
Under this amendment, the reelection
of Governor is left like that of any
other officer, to that last and best arbit--
rament OF all free governments, the good
Judgment of the people. While this
seem to most minds sound principle.
yet did not feel ut liberty, owing to my
attitude toward the question at
issue, to take any part in the discussion
for or against it. The amendment was
spontaneously and voluntarily presented
to the people by the last General Assem-.
bly,, and has been ratified by majority,
approximating 24,OOO votes.
GENERAL POLICY.
The great questions of public policy
now most urgent, are such necessary
measures of State and national legislation
as will natural wetercourses, facilitate
ocean commerce, and redeem our alluvial
lands from annual inundation. These
Continued on Third Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-07
MORE INCENDIARIsM.
Attempt to Burn Henry Grinncll s.
Co.'s Keg Mandatory. l-.lI

Attempt to Burn Henry Grinncll s.
.a Co.'s KeS Mandatory. 4+ill
Yesterday morning an attempt was
made 10 destroy the key mandatory Of
AIessrs. Henry Grinnell & Co., on Water
street, between First and Second, in Cen.
TIC Wheeling.
About twenty minutes TO ono o'clock
the Waterman employed by this company,
Charles Wheat by: name, discovered two
men coming toward the building from be-
low, on the river bank. He secreted him.
sell, and soon heard ONO ask the other il
he would take "drink," the man speak
ing offering his companion u bottle con,
tanning oil used on machinery and en-
gines. The man addressed replied mo
not any Of that stuff" and remarked that
the wind was blowing pretty lively"
Ills companion replied "Thats first-rate
for our business" The Waterman was
then observed by the two men, who con.
tinued up the river, and were probably
five rods from the building when he start
ed up to the Office. fls
Two gentlemen were sleeping in the
office, and Wheat reused them, telling
them that he thought there was some
trouble on hand. He then went down
below, and looking through o window
into the basement of the building, dis
covered o ball Of fire on n workbench
rapidly igniting the shavings and other
loose material convenient. He went in
and throwing his overcoat on the flames
succeeded in extinguishing them.
The ball is about four inches in diane
ter, and was made of waste material used
in cleaning gengines, and saturated with
benzine. The bench stands Immediately
under the window, and the ball had been
thrown in where pane Of glass had been
broken from the sash.
Officer Charles Exlcy was sent for, and
arrived perhaps half an hour after the
fire was discovered. This officer, assist.
cd by the Waterman and others, made q
thorough search for the incendiarics, but
could find no one.
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Police CoURT.-Thomas Hopkins is q
grizzly paterfamilias whose days arc well
nigh spent With the whitening Of his
hairs his love of liquor Inns increased,
and he was arrested by Officer Henry,
Sunday afternoon, in Centre Wheeling,
drunk. Ono and costs.
The spirit Of James Boycc is the spirit
Of liberty. James demonstrated this Sat-
urday evening. While upon the street he
INDUCED in many curious antics, wasted
much loud breath, and finally attracted TO
himself tho attention Of Officer Henry,
who looked upon James rs q fit subject
for incarceration. Tho sap ho imbibed
brought the city one dollar.
Thomas Pemberton and Charles Wade
were charged with disorderly conduct
Their cases were continued until this
morning.
VIM, Young is ayouthlul indulger in
the rublcund glass. Officer Exley picked
up the young intoxicant, One ind costs
Thc case Of Frank West, charged with
committing an assault and battery upon
Christian Sicbrccht, was continued until
this morning.
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TOR RENT-ONE BRICK I'm
II House on Quincy street, between 9th iii
and 9Th, containing four rooms and ~
kitchen and cellar. Possession given April ISL,
ISL Apply 10 JOHN A. WHITE,
At Berger d HoamAnn'S,
Fcb1s No. I09 Main street,
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ANOTHER fine lot Malaga Grapes just
received at Charles r Behler's,, leo


RELIGIOUS EXERCISES lIr. K. A. Bur-
nell, OF Chicago, IN active and eminent
Christian worker, who visits the city at
the invitation Of the Young Mems Chris,
tian Association, arrived last night, and
will remain two days.
He addressed a large audience ut the
now Lutheran Church, last night, and
held open ali. services on the post Office
steps at ten o'clock, which were very i'm.
pressiye and attcntively listened to by at
least two hundred persons. Meetings
will be held by Mr. Burnell at the Luth'
'eran Chapel at 3 and this r. NJ, and at
the Fourth St. n. E. Church tonight
Mr.. Burnell is q practical and earnest
man, who has visited most Of the United
States in his department oflabor, and his
visit here will doubtless be productive Of
much good. 49,
Open air service will also be held this
evening at Mcclure House corner, com,
mencing at . o'clock. i. u 40
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"DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. The So.
pGriority of This Baking Powder has long
been demonstrated by every housekeeper
who has used it, and from the steadily in
crcasing demand for q reliable article.
The universal expression is that It is the
best in the market, and its perfect purity
and freedom from deleterious substances
warrants the assertion. To those who
have never used 1t, we say give It a trial,
and your testimony to its worth will be
added to the many thousands Of others.
Sold by Groccrs generally. DooLEY &
BRoTHERs, 90 New Street, New York,
Manufacturers. cod
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PAEAGORIC and soothing syrup, catnip
tea and long flannel diaper stuff and
baby collie, arc all very good things to
have in n house, yet you can worry along
without. these luxuriGs; but when age
dims the vision you cannot keep house
without spcctaclcs, The best place to
purchase them is at Oxtoby & DufIield's,
1O4 Market street, below Mcclure House.
They have nothing hut the best, and
never fail to enable patrons to sec, Also
everything in the way of watches, clocks,
jcwClry, &c,
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DlsoRDERLY.-On Sunday evening u
party Of young men in South Wheeling
made night hideOus by their unearthly
yells and oaths. Persons residing in that
ncighborhood inform us that it seemed
more like pandemonium letloosc than the
Sabbath day ina civilized country,
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oEI,EBRATED MANUFACTURERS

H5itW a 'rr9'fa ts-tA sti -,t
y rs. yatr i4sNi ae
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FELL THRoUGH HATCHwAY.-A
deck passenger on the steamer Mollic
Moore, coming up tho river, some dis.
lance below this city fell through a hatch.
way, breaking his left arm, cutting his
head, and otherwise injured himself
severely. DR.. Hupp was sent for on the
arrival Of the boat here, Sunday, and
dressed his wounds. The boat went on
to Pittsburgh, in which city tho injured
man resides.
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Our NEw PossEssION.-The Council
Of the late town Of South Wheeling, after
paying the town officers, preparatory to
delivering the money, papers, &c, into the
possession Of tho city Of Wheeling, have
about three hundred dollars cash in hand
Tax bills amounting to about one, thou
sand dollars are yet:to be collected.
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posT OFFICE ITEM&-We notice that
our old friend, Capt. 2. D. Ramsdell, was
re-appointed special agent for the Post
Office Department of this District, a few
days since.
The name of the post office ut Warren,
Wood county, has been changed to Min
eral Wells, and George W. Stephens con-
tinued as postmaster. AT Wardesviller
Wood county, Peter A. BurdettO has been
appointed postmaster, Uice Martin Deem
resigned; Samuel II. Morris, at Adams
vile, Harrison county, w. Va, rice Thos.
B. Martin, resigned; at Thomas Nor
ton at Green Bottom, Cabell county, Vies
John B. Harvey, resigned; Miss Ann
Stump, postmistress, Steer Greek, Gil
mer county, W. Va, Vics N. Stump,
resigned; W. E. SheelSy, Smithton,
Doddridge county, w Va; VicS Alfred
Nicely, removed; James Waugh AL
kire's Mills; Lewis, county, w. Va.
rice HEM. Spaurs resigned II; d. D.
Hcavcncr, re,appointed at FrenchtOwn,
Upshur county, W, Va, cico George N.
Talbot, declined.
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HOUSE,
11rHTs BsTABLIsHMRNT
Latest & MUstImprovedPrsss

-1aoH THE
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CErMrNAI.-Criminal news was dull
again yesterday; Justices Johnston, Gill
lespy, Clohan, and Schultz had nothing.
If things continuCin this way enterpris-
ing members Of the city press will"have
to turn back upon "cats" for the where
with to furnish daily gossip.
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YEsTERDAY.-The exhilarating atmos-
phere yesterday afternoon acted like magic
on blooming and gaily.attircd maidens,
many ofwhOm emerged from closed doors
and came out in the clear and cheerful
sunlight. The promedades presented a
scene of unusual beauty and animation.
The evening was also delightful orprom.
cnading, q silvely moon shedding its radi,
ance over the earth.
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CIRCUIT CouRT,-Yesterday morning
the Grand Jurymet at the Court House
and were sworn. The case Of A. g.
Quarter, the deiaulting Treasurer ofthc
Wheeling Savings Institution, was called.
The jury, with the witnesses, retired 70
their chamber, and at five o'clock adj
journed until nine this morning.
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VALUATION OF RAILROAD PRoPERTr.
The State Commissioners have de-.
cided that; tho Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company own taxable property in
Ohio county, to tho value Of $10t4OO.
The Hcmpfield property in this county
is valued ut 10000. ! tLr q n
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New GOLD PENs.-Just received at
PAUL Bros, s Cos, No. 90 Market street,
a large stock of new gold pens, all styles
and prices, gold and rubber pencils, gold
tooth picks, &C., n great variety from
which to select; also another lot Of Bret
Hartc's Poems just received. Blank
books, writing papers, envelopes, station
cry generally, and wall papers and Dor.
ders, Spring styles, new and cheap *.
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SAINT PERrETUA.-To-lay is Saint
Pcrpetua's day. This Saint was thrown
into the amphiteatre at Carthage, A. D.,
9OS, and tossed, but not quite killed, by a
wild COW; eventually she was put to
death by the young gladiators.
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CHEAP CoUNTER-In order 10 make
room for spring goods, I will place my
entire stock of Mems, Women's, Misses
and Child's Boots and Shoes. on Cheap
Counter and sell them regardless Of cost
Every pair warranted of tho best material
and workmanship. i. V. BLOND,
ra.r 107 Main Street.
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LITERARY AND DRANrATIC,-The enter
tainment of the South Wheeling Literary
Society, Saturday night last, in South
Wheeling, was a financial success, The
house was crowded, the audience delight
ed, and everybody satisfied.
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FIRE LAST N1oHT.-About i've minutes
to eleven o'clock last night, an alarm Of
fire was given in the Fifth Ward. A
blacksmith-shop belonging to Hobbs &
Tcylor, on the lower side Of the creek
and near the Female College, was discov-
cred to be the cause ofthe alarm. Thefoor
was found on fire, but tie flames were
soon extinguished by means of a barrel Of
water which was fortunately in the shop.
The damage done is of little consequence.
1t is thought thatit originated from a
workman's fire which had been left burn
ing. The Atlantic steamer was on hand
promptly, but its services were not needed.
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GREATDARGAINs IN Doors AND SHOES.
TO reduce my present stock Of Shoes I
will sell best Philadelphia made Shoes,
Women's at $3.50, worth $3.50 Sod
Misses at $9.OO, worth $500.
Child's at 5Oc, worth $1.OO.
Mems Gum Shoes at $t.OO, worth $1.25.
Womcn's Gum Shoes at 75c, worth 81.
L.V. BLOND, 1O7 Main St.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY" BRowE's
BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs" for Coughs, Colds,
and Bronchial Affections, now stands the
first in public favor and confidence; this
result has been acquired by test Of many
years. It's merits and extensive use have
caused the Trochcs to be counterfeited,
and we would caution purchasers to be on
their guard against worthless limitations,
cod
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THE frequent and fantastic changes in
the weather at this season of the year arc
very trying to the system, and people
should be careful both in their dress and
habits. ..g... FEg9
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THAT RAuRoAD.-Tho cost Of the re-
cent railroad survey from Wheeling to
Uhrichsvillc, ria New Athens, is said to
be about 1900.
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Mr., THOMAS politely requests all per-
sons to be in their seats by eight o'clock,
at which time the concert will commence
promptly-also enjoins perfect silence
during the rendering OF q piece, as it is
quite annoying TO hear oven whispering.
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MONDAY, March 10, 1871,

beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following dc:
Sctibed property: situated on tho west side Of
Market street, between Second and Alley d, in
me sixth ward Of tho city Of Wheeling, the south
half OF lot number ninOty.stx t99 in ChaplinO \
EofFS addition to said city, with the buildings
and improvements thereon or thereto belonging.
Terms made known on day oil sale.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such
title as Is vested In nc by said deed Of trust.
FeblO JABEz EXLEY, Trustee.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT IN
q desirable property fronting 1888 feet HI
on Monroe street, % feet on sixth and Co.,
feet on st. Charles streets. There Is a large new
dwelling With 10 rooms on the premises, besides
splendid stable sufficiently large for IL horses,
with mows for tons Of hay. Possession lst Of
April, or sooner.
For further particulars SEQ
ian9l ~ 7. I. klMBERLY.
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STAR GAzINo.-Tho evening star Jupl-
ter is now very bright, and may be seen
in the western heavens any pleasant even.
ing shortly after sunset.
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TRUST SALE.

THRUST SALE.
BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust malc 70 meby
,Iohu Carney and Mary JAnO his wife, dated Jan.
nary 2, 1855, and Of record In tho office OF the
Recorder Of Ohio county In Deed Book No, 81,
Dage 29S, l will offer at public tale at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
FRIDAY, March 81, 1871,
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following dc.
ScFIbed property, to-wit: LOtnumbCrcd two hun
tired and two abb situated on John street In the
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
", Va, laid ont by Noah Zane, Peter Yarnall, ].
Fawcett and Others, fronting on John street sixty
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
feet, moro or less, 10 the alley ltuate between
John and Zane streets Called Cedar alley, with
the bulldlngs thereon and thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such title
"a is vested In me BY said Deed Of Trust
Ian25 JOHN REID, Trustee.