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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

JACKSON and Bolivar both wish q direc
road to Memphis, because it would con
meet them with the Mississippi river q
the nearest and best point. and with tht
great western railroads which will con.
verge at Memphis. The mode of adjust.
ing differences between Jackson and Boil.
ivsr is for n or both places to begin al
onc the construction of q road to Somsr,
vile. Whichever road reaches Fayetts
county will be extended through thai
county to the Shelby line, and then 1t viii
be extended 10 Memphis. The extension
Of the road beyond Bolivar, or beyond
Jackson, will be 3 matter for future con-
siderstion. II Jackson and Madison coun-
ty will build the road to Hsrdeman, that
county will build it to Fsyette, and then
there will be no difficulty In bringing It
on to Memphis. Action is now needed,
has been discussion enough. All
must know that a road of this description,
only twelve thousand dollars per
mile, will pay dividends. 1t can easily be
built II the people will take hold of 1t in
earnest. We are satisfied that In less than
two years it will be completed, and the
task might as easily and more cheaply be
accomplished within a twelYsmonth.
There has been talk enough. Action is
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

=oNt The third page of this issue will be
found a synopsis Of the bill fled in the
o%hancery court Of Davidson county by
the former depositors and therefore cred
itors of the Bank Of Tennessee. 1t is es-
peoially exciting reading tor the present
b~ond-holders, who, in Wall street, play st
bs~ttle-door and shuttle-cock with the
promises 70 pay" Of Tennessee. It will
be seen that the prayer Of the petitioners
has been hear dsnd an injunction granted,
and there is reason to believe that the
thus suspiciously begun will close in
q final verdict for the widows and Or
phsns who have too long been kept from
their own We are for them against the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
HU-KLTX.

1t is stated that the ku-klux committed
win not report until AFTER the Christmas
holidays. Grant, however, has been ad.
Vised of the character and contents OF the
report. 1t is TO be the great engine OF
Radical power in the coming presidential
contest. Curiously enough, ku-kluxism
only exists, il q all, In An organized
shspe,i In States subjected to carpetbsg
mastery. Elsewhere there Is perfect
maintenance OF law, order and prosperity.
Moreover, It will be shown by the minori-
ty of the committee that since the close Of
the wsr, the debts OF the Southern Statee,
local and State, hsve been increased the
enormous sum Of two hundred and fifty
millions OF dollars. This includes The
laws which authorize the loaning of the
credit Of the States 10 various railroad
schemes which were never carried out,
except tor purposes Of personal plumber,
while the increased debts of the States
have neosssitEted increased taxation. The
rapid increase of the county expenditures
have everywhere created the most op-
pressiye taxation, amounting in some in
tanc6 almost 70 practical r6puolatlOn.
The committee might sdd that the sblsst
exponeuts Of Rsdicalism in Mississippi
have declared their purpose 70 render
valueless by taxation, that land
owners, who cannot Of course sell on any
terms under such q system OF govern
mspt. may be expelled. The State must
ant be made 3 desert, and then redeemed
bv Radical processes Of regeneration.
rbis nay not be practical ku-kluxism,
-,noa only white people suffer; but Lowell
the commercial world will sooner or
ster recognize in lessened cotton produc-
son PRACTICAL evils TO dow necessarily
-om this subordination Of the true In
- - rob section Of the country to
iasess uses OF partisanship. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

WR W an apology to q readers gem
orally and to those of the commercial
classes particularly, for neglecting them
the last two days. 1t is always an occa-
sion of regret with Us when our depart
ments" are invaded and their regular pro
portion Of matter is curtsiled. But the
municipal contest has been so eDgrossirg,
and withsl is 90 much nearer the hearts
Of the people than sail things else be-
SIDE" that we felt compelled to devote
every line Of our space, If necessary, to
the vindicstion Of our course in nomi-
mating John Johnson for mayor. That
and the Presidents message snd the
t~reasurer's report is BUR excuse for SEEM
ing dereliotion of which we have heard
complaint,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
JOHN JOHNSON.
JOHH JOHNSON A CANDIDATE FOB
MAYOR.


MAYOR.
It will be seen from the letter published
in the APPKAJ this morning that Mayor
johnson has yielded TO the clsmors of the
people, and consents to the use Of his
name SIS 3 candidate for reelection to the
office of mayor. This announcement
should be the Eignal-gun for his friends to
rally to his support. The movement
which has placed Mayor johnson before
the public is founded on principle, and
not or clsp-trsp. Born of q deep-sested
determination to assert and maintain the
true essense Of democrscy-the right of
the people to govern themselves-it has
progressed thus far with a strong, swift,
and steady current, resistlessin lis power,
but without noise or bluster. Having
quietly announced their candidate
and principles, the o~riginstors Of
the movement left thoughtful oiti-
zens to quietly consider the is
sues presented, and 20 discuss among
themselves the merits of their cause,
feeling assured that impartial reelection
could only impel honest taxpayers to join
II u mONcAnAb 10 Ou2A Tie AOAA DdIu |
Of hsrpies who would prey upon the
peoples substance. These agencies have
been noiselessly at work, influencing
candid men to determine to take
sides with the people against the ring;
and any intelligent observer must per-
ceive that the wave hiss steadily been
gaining strength and momentum, and
i
all opposition, as q resistless tide car
ried OF the cities on the South American
coast. Our candidate has been tried and
found competent, honest and efficient. He
lie q man Of known character for judg-
ment, determination and impsrtislity and
his dynasty cannot fail to prove q blessing
to those over whom his authority is exer-
I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

LETTERS from Nashville state that the
advocates of heavy taxation have agreed
to prevent, by non-sction, any modifcs'
ton of the present insuffsrsble burdens
Of State taxation. Il is proposed, since
the session must be brief, to have q wra
gle between the two houses, a committee
Of conference, much juggling, and then
o. es the adjournment and sixty cents
on the one hundred dollars which will be
exscted of the people. All this that, Wall
street shyIocks may have the pound OF
a..
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tuesday, December 70, 1871.

The following described lands. to.vtt:
section :, township 5 range II west, Tunics
county, IN the State OF Mississippi.
Also thef following lands in BOLIVAR csua-
u, Mississippi: All OF section 10, the north
east or section 10, township Is north. range
west, comprising In AL In said county o.
Bolivar, 60k acres.
Also, the following lands In the State Of
Arkansas, situate in Green county, being the
northwest 4 section n, the south fractional
4 OF y Of section 8, south i nae
ttonal southeast section J, south = frac-
north, rang ] east; southeast Z f~ractsonsi
section ; north y fractional southeast y OF
section !; southwest u fractional southeast Z
west \ section Z township n north, ranees
east; north y fractional section 90; sout6 II
G EscsioRsI a soGsSssss s :sssiS4 Z; 1 north
n fractional southwest 4 section II: uorfh e
fractional southwest y section Il; south g
fractional northwest y section 10; southWeSf
a fractional section 49, west i fractional
northwest section B north y fractional
rsnge7 east
Also, in Poinsett county, Arkansa the
whole OF section 30; south < section 10, town.
ship 0north. range 3 east
Also, In Arkansas county. Srata of Arka,-
range2 west
Also, In Monroe county, state OF Arkaa-
sas, All otsecuon =, all OF section 2, the west
u dissection 2. the west u OF the east x Of see-
ton Y. southwest quarter Of northeast qusr-
ter OF section =, west half Of Southeast dnsr-
~ q quarter section .. northeast
quarter ofsoutnwest quarter section q, toWn-
snip souLh, renSe west; west halfofsouth-
west quarter dissection q: west half Of north.
vest quarter OF section Is; southwest quarter
sootaWest quarter OF section 10, toWnshiD
i range / west.
Also, the following lands in thu State Of
Arkansas which are held Jointly aud equaIiy
~ NAT. Clay and said bankrupt James y.
aunders, the interest of the said bankrupt
.nstsLn. slsuais In Monroe county, being
quarter section 3; southwest quar-
Ter fractional section "A; west part fractional
or northwest quarter section q, Northeast
section IS; east half northwest quar-
Ter OF section q; the northeast quarter OF
.outhWest quarter (north OF river OF section
north part Of southeast quarter section
northeast quarter of southeast quarter OF
lection %; south. halt both sides OF river,
ectlon "a, township 3. south, range L east:
he east half fractional section 5; al OF frse,
ional section 4; the south hall Of fractional
ecttcn 3; the northwest Q1artsr Of 4 acffonal
ection 3; northeast quarter OF fractional !
quarter Of section 81 east haIf ~
fractional section 9; all Of fractional asorior
township 4 south, rangeI east.
MILTON HUMEH. AEsianee of
l4fu1r Jas. 4 Saunders q Son. Eankrnota Z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
Mn. TooF -IKELnGInLE.

Mr.. John 8. Toof is a shareholder II
the wsterworks company which lesPec
from the Pierian spring at which Sena
tor Cnbbins quRffed deeply. Tbs verJ
moment that the waterworks company
executes 8 contract with the city, Mr.
Toot must retire from the field or sbsn'
don the w~sterworks. Section II, page 8
of the city charter, provides that no one
shall be eligible to the mayors office who
at the time Of his election, or thereafter,
becomes interested In any contract with
the city. The Tsmmsny convention
must meet again. Mr., TocFs interest in
the wsterworks is worth infinitely more
than non-existent chances Of success as q
candidate for the msyoralty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

THE Knoxville Chronicle thinks thst the
new issue of the Bank Of Tennessee, for
which the courts may force the State to
provide, will amount to five or ten mil
lions. How much offorged paper of this
bank, filled up from the genuine plates, is
in existence, no n can tell. The holders
of this bogus paper of the State are not
interested in showing their hands. The
less the supposed outstanding amount the
greater the probability of the assumption
Of the debt by the State. Who can tell
how much of this money was dinused over
the South by Colonel Crawford, of Phils-
delphis9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

THE National Tobacco Convention is in
session IN Washington. 1t comprises
nearly ali Of the principal manufacturers
and deslers OF the United States, and 1t is
thought will be successful in this objects
calling them together, which are TO OBJ
tain q Uniform tax Of sixteen cents per
pound on all kinds Of manufactured to-
bacco, and to abolish the tax on sales now
exscted OF manufacturers and dealers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

A. E-FRAKKLAND, S-H. Tobey the
banker, N. n. Jones, d. Psnte, Howell
Jackson, John T. strstton and Ben. Mccall
Tough, are commonly spoken of as proper
REPRESENTATIVES Of the eight ward in the
next municipal leglalatnIs. This Is well.
LIST Gs have this body worthy Of the city,
capable Of compromising Its wants, and
Of wise cooperation with Mayor johnson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
Attachment NOtjca.

lanes Brown Va Harris b
QEfORE JAMES HALL. a Jp-tscS =, -.
~ Peaee for shelby county. rs1nSsze eLs
o onts case an sttaenment having been susd
under section 1856 % he Cods ana f5esa-s
having been dug returned into Court svisd
" SAtntsnme1t upon the money or prousrf1
o. the defendant in the haods of o1S ~
5l3yoa, q he having answered that 6e
ne socn money or property OF The defend
ent, and af1davit having been made fhaffSa
a~e5enoant u justly indebted 70 the PLAINTIFF
tloenced y account, In the sum or one
hundred a eighty dollars and mteresf. and
tnat the defendant Is 8 Nonresident 81 me
state OF the Tennessee.
II Il therefore ordered by the Court That
thedefsndant, Harris Rhodes apDear hssorS
me, at my ot1ce. in the city 81 Hem1hiS
Tenn, on the 6th day OF January. 80 Al N
O'Clock an, and defend the SINE or fhs su5f
VII be proceeqed with ezpaate; ii Il furt6sr
ordered, that This pub teatiou hs made IN re
Memphls Daaly Appeal. a newspaper pubs
l.sneq n ue csy OF Memphis, for four con-
sec1lve weeks nom this dale ne Ist
day Of December, n5L.
JAMES HALL J.. 2.
x Hutchinson, Atty for PHI 10 az
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
h~oa-aesidsnt kotlcs,

No. 1S6, Z DIN the Second Cheaearv cnurs
OF sneioy county, reznessees-De8ofo Banf
u Mempn1e ct al VI. Il 4. Gilbert sud
TINS Cause II appearing from the petition
o. W. 4. Eastland for writ OF error coram
noDlss etc, that the defendants In said 1eff-
uons francis p. Furnall, Francis 7. Fur-
nal, IT, Benwtek ~. Champion and Isaac N.
Davis firm OF fuKnalls, ChRmPion 4 Co. are
aQn-Testdenzs OF the Stale OF Tennessee:
IL u therefore ordered ~ the Clerk ana
Master, That said ~defsndanfs in said pesl-
ton make their appearance herein, At fba
Courthouse o. the Second ChancsrT
So1rt OF shelby county, In the citv
q Memphis, Tennessee, on or before fbe
nrst Aonaaytn January, 1871, and plead. an
sWer or demux TO said Position. or The Gama
VIII be AIKEN for confessed a. 70 lem 80
set fcr hear1ng exparts; and that = coDV ~
this order be published once q week. for lor-
successive weeks, in the Memphis AnreeI
This November n, III
copT-atteats
ND. Il STEWART, Clerk and Nausar
b Q. Deputy Q. and d.
Can't a Mcdowell. sofa. tor coTnDqtn n&-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

GRANTS message, when read in the
Senate and House, excited not the slight
est applause. His sdherents were not
well pleased, and Democrats could hardly
be expected to approve purposes emsnat-
ing from one whose present convictions
snd opinions" owe origin simply to a
quarrel with Andrew johnson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
TEE LAST DODGE OF PUBLIC PLUM
RERERR

It is shown that after an appropriation
bill passes the New York Legislature thu
swindlers about Albany insert in it para
graphs disposing Of nice little sums
Forty Thousand dollars were thus tam
msnyized out of New York taxpayers 81
the last session of the legislature. The
same dodge is probably prscticed 81
Washington, and to prevent it in future
photographs of the appropriation bills
will be taken before they are delivered to
the public printers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
Assignss's Sale Of Valuable Real
Property,

u virtue OF an order Of the District Court
u OF the United States for the Northern
DISTRICT OF Alabama, In bankruptcy. IN the
matter OF JAS. Z. Saunders q Son, bankrupts.
tss1ed and allowed on The 18Th day OF Octo.
per, lSFl, the undersigned, IS Assignee OF the
a. public cutlery, for cash, TO the highest 81.
der, In mont Of the q. s Courtrooms. wal
dram block In the city Of Memphis, Tennes-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

BUTLER is furious. Speaker Blaine, In
organizing committees of the House,
gave him the cut direct. Instead of in
vestiture with a craftsmanship, Butler hiss
a clerical position, and heads the commit
tee on the revision of the laws.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
A~eminlstrarix ResIcs.

A Ii persons indebted to the Late v.
"A Tsagce are hereby notned to come far-
said estate viii please present them. Mo-
sennsr HI AARl n TEAGuEs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
Mnndav nacamhar IIih lazI

Within legal hours, the following describes
real estate, to-wft: Situated, lying and hein9
IN the county OF Shelby, State OF Ternessee
beginning 81 q point nifty t5O feet soufh 81
intersection OF Front and Jackson sfreets
thence eastVsrdly one hundred
and Iort{-eiSht and one-half Q4SX1 fsst - an
Iee6, more OF Less toence westwsrdlT one
nundred and forty-eight and OuehaIfnlSLN
tess 70 front street, more or less, TO place 81
Terms Of sale-On = credit OF six. twelve
eighteen and tWenty-four months, in eousf
a1statMentss executing notes, WIKI
1atei len retained TO secure purchase money
Equity Of redemption barred.
fh1s November 3, k7I-
NJ d. L. STEWART. Clerk and Nastar
Westcott & StahI. sols for eomnIir 1oTSe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
F0R LEaSE q SAFE.

BUILDING LOTS on Preston Place. Madi-
- son street extended for lease Tor ten
years, at low rent.
Desirable lols on Court-strset extended, sor
sale chsap. Apply to
R0YsTER, IRRELEVANT A 90.
noef DAVID QPHESTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07
Chancsry Sale of Real Estate
Monday, December u, 1871.

No: &S9,-Ia the Second Chanoery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-A. Rad9sskV
vs. Mary Malone ct a..
U virtne of an order Of sale made in this
~ cause vii sell at public auction. 70 az.
highest bidder, In mont OF the once OF me
second Cnaneery Court. In the city OF Mer1-
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A. C. TrsadwsIi & Bros.
WHOLESALE 6ROCERS
AND
COTTO FACTORS,
10. q UNION STREET,
STokEwALL BLOCK, : MEMPHIS TENN,
ST0kEWALL BLOCK, : HEHPNI& TENN,

LAVE n OF THE LARGEST STOCKs
II IL has ever been their pleasure to offer,
both to the city and country trade, CONSISTING
In Fart, viz:
I2o0 bass Coffee I00G keGs Balls;
1e0 hhds. sugar ! 800 hbEs. SaEnTt
8o09 O0As. Ar0H-Gte8-au Da1tSrRaf
200O pieces Baggings 3 - AZ pOuadsg
I0e0 boLn. F~i0ur-all grade
leo0 bbls. salt . 0 k6ia. Wkaskys
% pkgs- TDbaee0 ; o eases aaFdamast
300 eases OYSTERS
Bacon, Mezs Pork HANS, Lard
MaskeFel, M~OsAssez, Meal. aaI varkaza
ether articles I'm their n4s tee aRe
\ - ESztADns
The attention Of wholesale dealers Is spe-
cially invited to their large stock, which hss
been gotten up with great care, and Is offered
at prices thai must psove satisfactory 70 buy
ers,
Their Cotton Department is under the
charge OF A. O. TREADWELL, who gives ais
personal attention 70 the sails of Cotton, an
having had Is years experience in the bust
ness, feels competent to dc justice TO shippers
In the sale OF the staple. They womb further
return thanks for the very liberal p~aerouars
extended to Them. and respect.
fully solicit 3 continuance OF the saaA
sell cAW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-07

q o. A MONTH-Expsrsas Fala-~---
Eos or Famale Agsrfs-HOrss snS c.xe
a. furnished Q sell our Universal C-Snerf
Comninal4on Tunnel, Button Hole Cnrts-
and other articles. Circulars frse- a
ns AeaJssa. AcY1x1Y CO. $40 n.
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THE RESTAURANT

WIN be conducted by Mr.. John Foster, an en-.
perienced caterer, who has RENTED nj placed
the dining hall IN complete repair, and VIII
pared to serve meals in any manner desired
HENRY PAGE, Proprietor.
Litlls Rock, Ark oV,L n1L poaaW
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
L.1HH1m RooA.ArH

TNHE Metropolitan Hotel having been thor.
Oughly renovated, and many additions
made to bedding. furniture, etc, the house Is
now opea, and win be conducted on the
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Every effort VIII be made TO meet the require
ments Of the travelling public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
AUCTION SALES.
By G. 2. Girardey &c Co.
POPULAR BUSINESS STAND AND Pro; ITABIE
INVESTMENT.
THE TWO STORY BRICK STORE. NO. &9 ROYAL.
STREETS

DY e. T.. GIRARDEY &: CO., AUG
ID tiOneers-Ofice No. Il Exchange pacc-SAT.
URDAY, February D. 1871. at twelve O'Clock NJ. will
be sold Mt public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal between Canal
and Customhoase streets
That desirable and well known furniture store
of A. Hauser designated by the No. 249 Royal
street, in the square bounded by Royal Bourbon,
ST. Philip and Ursullnes streets in the&Second Dis
tTict of the city. The lot y feet front ON
Royal street. by 1913 feet IL inches and lines in
depth, between parallel lines. Together with tho
newly built two-story brick store and dwelling
designated by the No. 249 Royal street leased to A.
Valof1 ESQ., at the rate OF y 1900 sper annum, pay
able monthly, until the first of September, 1872.
The stand is well known one of the most pepu-
lar in the lower portion of the Second District, and
the building arranged and ada. tod both for dwell
ing and business and will be SOLD without reserve.
Terms-One third cash. balance at one and two
years credit for notes, specially secured by mort
gage on the property, bearing eight per cent per
:nnUm interest from date OF sale until final pay
mcnt, the mortgage to contain the uSllM
tive per cent attorneys fee clause binding the pur-
chaser to pay in event of snlt; the improvements
to be kept insured and the policy OF insurance
transferred to the vendor by the purchaser; and,
further. to assume all the taxes for the year 1870
over and above the price Of adjudication the
rental to accrue to the purchaser from the day
that the conditions of sale are complied with.
Act of sale. together with the United States inter-
nal revenue stamps attached at the expense OF the
purchaser, before Edward Barnett. notary public.
ialg I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
IN THEHArTEH OF JOSEPH PETIT. BANKRUPT.
Detrict Csur: o. the United State. Of America f;r.
IT," Distric: Of Lousiana-No. l48,
10Y e. r. t;!R:RDEy e. m

RY e. T.. t:!RiRDEY & CO.. ACC.
- 'i"-ccrS-Ctlice No II Exchange place. New
oGlean.-It E&DAY, February I, 1871 at twelve,
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers, Ex,
ci'!i-e, Oh hoSal between Canal and Customhouses
streets. III this city of New Orleans by virtue of n
decree rendered by the Honorable i. H. Durel
Judge OF the District Court of the United States OF
iinr'lcA FOX the District of Louisiana .i..in" i'm
bankruptcy, dated fifteenth May, 1870 V e sold
Nv public auction the following described ,perty
10 wit
VII. southwest quarter and the south half of ths
northwest quarter OF section IS in township IL
nor II o ran:-c east; Also the northwest quarter
ana t' worm nan OF the southwest quarter of sec.
tip N township 3D. north ci range east situated
IN ta!r>h of Franklin, Louisiana and containing 800
acres occupied - Il plantation and residence bv
bankrupt. together with al the building. and inn.
It''N''i.'uiS thereon
lht atre" % court ordering the sale of the above
'o>ciittt property directs that the same be freed
nom ~ ORANGES, and the assignee sin. "a
'h'of.t'r ~ the court, will convey only such title
~ - IN in vested by the aforesaid decree OF court
ana !lc ass Gnmtnt in bankruptcy.
it:inE-'ash on the spot in United States treas
utN ."it". and purchaser Will assume payment. in
aNo i" and over ana above tue price 81 Il in. Ii.
c@ilo ~ All taxes due Sud properly ~ to tho
gay OF -a,'.
acts OF sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pens TIC lurehaseIs, pstQIe u. Gornon, notary