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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-15
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, September IA,

~ HIBBUNi beIIltInDBT II, :
Empress Eugene arrived here to-day
from London. She was visited by the
King and Queen Of Portugal, and soon
afterwards left by rail for Madrid. r
1tis reported that an American brig
foundored yesterday off Land End and
all on board perished. The vessel Is i'm.
knnyyn ..f. Ht...-r.s r .s...,aEt la m.
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Robbery Of an Etpress Office.

ST. Louis, September IA.
A dispatch from Kansas City says the
Express office at Ellis, Kansas, was robb-
eed Tuesday nj ht Of twenty thousand
dollars. No particulars.
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nalllmore LIve stock NIarket.

'.s.THW BALTIMORE, September Il. u
CATTfE-Closed quiet and steady. Very best
on sale today 6,fGobNe; hrst quality 4Adb5Hc;
medium SN44Hc; ordinary ahG9Hc. Receipts
2,153: sales 9,39i
SHBEP4Mofe active; supply fallen on; fair to
good 404XC; good to extra 4H06jSc. Receipts
HoGs-Fatly active and higher at CSS1Ac.
Receipts 6,5B3, .L'r
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THE deceased came to his death by
the improper care exercised by the Tom
Taylor Vigilance Committee was the
verdict Of q Missouri coroner's jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-15

Attorney General Champlin, of New
York, has given his opinion that steam
tug boats can compete Tor prize offered
for expeditions propulsion on canals.
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NEW NoRK clergymen are reaping a
tlch harvest in marriage fees, there now
being more than u hundred weddings q
week in that city.
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weather Report.
,,....,..,. ...... WA. WAR !, DEE4RgnnxT,

WAR UEPARTMHNT, ]
ORPICE OF THE CHIEF SIaNAL OPFioER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept l4-73O P. n.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS
Z The high barometer which was on
Wednesday morning on Lake Superior
has moved eastward and now extends
over the New England States. The pres.
sure has begun falling in the latter Statess,
and has fallen this afternoon from New
York to Michigan and southwark; as
also, from Lake Superior to Missouri.
The lowest pressure remains probably In
Arkansas, but 1t has moved slowly north.
ward. The barometer has fallen slightly
on the gull, after having risen. Increasing
northeasterly winds extended over the
lakes and middle States. Northerly
winds prevail In New England. Tho
temperature has fallen decidedly from
New England to Minnesota and south
ward TO Tennessee and Virginia; 1t has
risen in the. gull States. The dense
smoke prevailing on the lower lakes last
night has been pushed southeastward.
Heavy rains have fallen in the Arkansas
and Ohio valley, and prevailed from Lake
Eric south and west.
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r.
THE telegraph informs US thAL one case
Of cholera has occurred in Liverpool.
The disease is making It's way westward,
and, late RS tits, 1t Is not impossible that
we may have some sporadic cases In this
country this year; next year We are al.
most sure to be visited by II, To a very
great extent this scourge ID lpEeVentible.
The one fundamental thipgtVhe doneis
to secure and maintain perfect SleaplinessI
II Is none TOO soon TO begin. All out.
buildings, cellars and sink drains should
be put IN order this fall. Lime and white.
wash should be used freely. Leave no
decaying vegetable matter anywhere on
the premises. Ventilate CELLAR thorough.
ly until cold weather. Eat plenty of ripe
fruit and drink no whisky, cOmpounded
or Other Perform d efair IdSy's work
every QawfuD day ,oRnd preserve a SO.
rene and equable temper "Ffet not thy
gizzard" Fidgetty people arc especially
liable totake contagious diseaae; they are
and their lives are little worth
TO themselves or others while they do stay.
If there Is no time for frivolty in this
world, these certainly ought tObe as little
for iussing and iretfulness. 4 cheerful
spirit is better prophylactic than drugs.
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NRw YORK, September IA.
The steamer Bremen has arrived from
Bremen.
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Rain and threatening weather, with In
creasing northeasterly winds will prob.
ably extend tonight to Lake Superior
and New York, and prevail IN New Eng.
land by Friday night. Light tains, prob
ably followed by clearing weather in the
southern and gulf States. ...I
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oswEao loatctss slt and smoke no longer
on a favorite bench since u druggist
sprinkled acid on 1t.
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Exclusively to the Intolllgencer.

(By the Western Union Line.
ohiee Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Sia,)
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AN Illinolsan recently kissed the hired
girl while his wife was looking He will
be out again BY Thanksgiving. EEL,
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BY TELEG GRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PREss RRPoRP.
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for debt of two hundred dollars, bor-
rowed money. The new constable
found six oxen there belonging to Davis,
also keel boat, running up the Paw
Paw river from ST. Joe, carrying mer-
cbandise. He found the boat at Mon
roe's Crossing, now in the town of Law
renee, nine miles from Paw Paw, and
there chained it to a tree. The boat
was unloaded of some $4,000 worth of
goods for merchant at Schoolcraft, on
Big Prairie Ronde Goble went on
horseback, following the Indian trail
down the river, and found the boat by
taking the back track of the loaded
teams of goods. Davis was then build
ing a saw mill where Watervliet now is.
He paid one hundred dollars on the
debt, and John Lybrook, now of Whit
manvllle in the town of LaGrange, Cass
Co, baied him for the balance.
In closing this historical sketch we,
vii! add that Mr.. Goblc's attention was
accidentally, or, rather, providentially,
called to this westren wilderness by
man named Claypole who, when they
were both lads, used to come to his
fathers mill in Preble Co., Ohio. Years
afterwards theymet in another part of
the State, and did not know each other.
After mutual introduction and recog-
milton, in their long chat, Goble asked
Claypole where he had been; he re-
piled, "away out into the territory Of
Michigan" His glowing description of
the rich country of prairles, openings
and timber, induced young Goble and
many others to try their fortunes here.
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Death fn the Midst of Eife-.a Nan
Guilds a Fire, G0fs Back to Bed an Il


From the South Bend Register.
Jake Emberlin, with his wife and lit
tie daughter, has been living for some
time in the western part of the city, near
the Northern Indiana College. Last
Thursday night he went to one of the
numerous saloons here and invested in
large flask of liquor, and that night
drank copiously of it. The next morn
ing, which was the coolest of the season
the thermometer indicating fourteen
degrees below zero-Emberlin got up
and kindled fire in the stove, and then
went back to bed. Shortly thereafter
his wife arose, dressed herself, prepared
breakfast, and then called her husband.
He did not answer, and she went to the
bedside and attempted to awaken him.
but was struck with horror and over
whelmed with grief to find him dead.
Emberlin was a stout, robust fellow
in good health, apparently, up to the
time of his death, though addicted to
the use of strong drink. The last it is
alleged was undoubtedly the cause of
his death. A coroner's inquest was
held, but no further information was
elected that given above Emberlin
leaves his wife and child in destitute
circumstance.
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For the True Northerner.
E.eEtGHg fn the sSt1g AIGr.
When the old year wan and hoary,
Robed in winters aeecY white,
Closes up his brief life stors,
By the mIdnignt'- starry light,
And backward casts the finished scroll,
Which faithful conscience will unrol
Who without foreboding fear,
Can lot in the newborn year
Weird and solemn is the moment
When dying year expires,
And the spirit in foment
or emotion, then inquiries
OF each clear chime that midnight rings.
What, closely sealed, the young prince brings
As ne steps with fateiul tread,
'Twixt tho living and the doad
Ye who with tho volco OF wailing,
Answered to Last years first CALI
Have the shadows slowly paling,
Lifted y ,heir brooding pail
Then with deep thankfulness and hope,
Wide to the falr newcomer ope;
And the stranger testing in,
Bar tho door against all sin.
Ye who twelve months past, SO CHEEKY
Opened to bis infant feer,
Have your hearts grown light or weary
Have his steps seemed slow or fleet5
Review yeur actions one by one,
TO find If aught your hand has done,
Makes the record that he leaves,
One which gladdons or which grieyes
II within its close filed pages,
Scores ara standing grim aud dark;
Know that sorrow paye the wages
Duo % each black blot and mark;
And marvel not that haunting dread,
And unrest with It's gorgeous head,
Have walked near you day by day,
Whllo the minutos crept away.
II the fadeless, mystc writing
Tells OF evl overborne-
OF sweet virtue derco vice fighting,
Til his banner Is down-torn;
Wonder no more as the increase
Along your way, of light and peace!
These tue portion rich and gool
OF hearts who for tho right have stood
Hamilton, Jan. /, 1871. RUsucIA.
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lcOEREcTED.
For thc True Northerner,
sHz' SPIRIT E8ONs
BY ELoIsE MILES ADpoTT.

bA LLpAnA 4AlA@iD AbliOAie
BY the bright raw Paw under deep ming snow
Strcggcrs laid my darling two years ago,
Flake by fake folded him closely with pearl,
He wore the erinine, too dear for all earl.
Now by tho window l watch ~ they fall
Pearl drops that cover the earth like pail.
And think of ashes sleeping, whence love aud ght
Have long since fed aud left but dust and blight.
Above the rains the green mosscs creep,
But my loved boy does not beneath them 5lecp
From the tomb angels roll d the rock away,
And bore his spirit 10 boundless day.
JOY and triumph noat his new life along,
He's trying his voice in an immortal song;
listen and wait thanks to God, not in vain,
catch the glad notes II heavenly strain.
Hark with harp of gold what anthem does he
sing?
The cloud rolls back. and angels smite the string
Love is the theme from shining courts afar,
know he's left the pearly gates ajar
A brigAt vision sec, solemn and sweet.
see the white shore, the pale waters beat
Bringing the CLEANS Of a starry lit land,
see him he walks the beautiful strand
His step is not filt'ring. but firm aud bold,
Death s.rivor IS not wide, nor deep, nor cold,
A soft-gldng streamet, murmuring wave,
That whispers Of life beyond the cold grave.
knecl on It's brink, inlife's downward slope,
And wait a word from the Angel OF Hope;
She speaks her glad tones reach my waiting cars,
Life darker shades arc always wrought in tears,
IF too dark for faith, you'l soon fad relief.
The way over low land, is lone but BRIEF,
The land breeze OF Heay'n begins 10 play,
Life's shadows arc meeting Ftefnity's day.
'sAnd rainbow huessnall span the weary march
Pointing tho way beneath It's ycrdant arch,
voice to cheer from the hidden river.
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&o0gts.

ID 4. M.-South Maven Chapter. No. So. Meets
II. Friday evenings on or next preceding he
Full of the Moon MILTON II. RICE. sEc'Y.
Y &A. M.-Star OF thc Lake Lodge, No. l5s
4 Meets day evenings on or preceding the
Full of the Moon. i. j. HUGHES, sEc'Y.
Z o Of e. 7 South Ilavon Lodge. No. as3--
IA Meets regularly on Wednesday evenings.
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LAWTON DIRECTORY.
o5burth D,rrtturg
&ooots

E M.-Lawton Lodge. No. 2l6. hold their
Il regular meetings at Masonic Hall, over
Munger d Bros store on Saturday evenings.
A.JESEINGs, sEC'Y. c. II. MUNGER. W II.
T o. o. F.-Lawton Lodge. No. s3, aold their
j. regular meetings at Odd Fellows Hall, in
Powell Building on Saturday evenings
D. W POWELL sEC'Y. y. FINCH, y q.
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SOUTH HAVEN DIRECTLY.
c5bartb Qirrtlorn.

DAPTlST,- ,--Rcv Dr. HcwsOn. Pastor. Services
ID every Sabbath at 10 - a. ri, and l2 m.
4 FETH0DIST,--Rev A. r. Doggs, Pastor. Ser
vi vices at 10 = q. H., and l-2p. IN.
CONCREGATI9NAL.-- j. Anderson. Pas
X tor. Services 10 a. m, and 2p. m
TNPISCOpAL,-Rev - Dooley. Rector. Ser
II vices every Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours.
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Business GarOs.

(tEORG = w. LAWTON. Attorney and Counselor
NJ at Law, Notary Public and Probate Judge.
Will hold Probate Court az Paw Paw, on Monday
Of each week.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Legal Advertisements inserted at statute prizes.
Rnsiness Notices ten cents per line for the trst
Insertion. and Ave cents per line for each suose-
quent insertion.
Cards in the Business Directory 81 per line
per year.
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PAW PAW DIRECTORY.
Church 8irrtturg.
goSsts.

O.O.F.-Paw Paw Lodge No; is. Meets every
1 . Friday night Hall over Gliddens store
WIN. REED, sRcT. h. hAhrlH' ~ -
Encampment meetings fret and fourth TUESDAY
OF each month.
pehecca meetings. arst and third Tucsdayof
each month.
Ix-pav Paw Chapter. No. 81. Meets on
X Monday evenings on or preceding the full oi
the moon, in Masonic Hall, corner MAIN an"
Kalamazoo streets. .
A. ]. soRToRR, sEcY o. 4 hOpso"' :"
&A.M.-Paw Paw Lodge. No. IS: Meets on on
TUESDAY evenings on or preceding the luli
~ Tho moon. in Masonic Hall, corner Main ana
Kalamazoo streets.
A. j. soRTonB, sEc'Y. o. j. HCDsoN' w. ~
rOofG. T.-Paw Paw Lodge, No. 49, Meets
Monday evening OF each week at Good rem
plars' Hall, over Glidden's store.
Golden Rule Lodge, No, $40. Meets every eat
nrday evening at same place
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LAWRENCE DIRECTORY.
C5burtI Dutttorp.

GONGREGATIONAL.-R T.. Cleveland Pas
~ tor. Services every sa )bath at 10 1-2 0 clock
A. NJ aud z 7. ri.
NIETHODIST,-Rc II. Mason, Pastor. Ser
vi vices every Sabbath at 10 - o'clock, ~ NJ,
Md O'Clock. L, N.
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XEyUIIAMSON MASON. Proprietor OF Planning
w Mills west side of the river Lumber
dressed: Mouidings made TO order. Dressed
iumber for sale. S2l
TINHOMAS l.. ROS', Dealer in Staple and Fancy
L Dry Goods. Ready Made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats. Caps, Carpet'ngs, etc. The high
est market price paid for wheat. s2l
NJ p. ALLEN. dealer in Furniture, Cabinet
vi. Ware. Upholstery, etc Warerooms second
door east Of the Post Otice, Paw Paw, Mich. S2l
ID d. EMERY, Livery, Sale and Accommodation
L i. Stable. Best turnouts in the County
Gremps street. Paw Paw, Mich, o2l
4 IRIS. HOYT. Milliner, and dealer in ali kinds Of
M Millinery Goods. Rooms over +. Smith X
Co = store Paw PRIV, Mich. $50
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ M'SON, Physician and Surgeon. ClIice
vi. near Adams Mills, inc Grove. Will at
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
attention given 10 Surgery and the diseases or
Women and Children Oiilco hours to a. m,
and to p, m.
CEVERENS 6 BURROWS. attorneys and Coun.
- seiors az Law. Olllce los Main street. Kala-
mazoo Mich.
II 4. sEYERENs. J. c. BURROWS.
A J.PIERCE Civil Engineer and County Sur
IA. yeyor. Address, Hooker 7. o., Van Buren
County. Mich
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CONRAD LICH, Fashionable Tailor, being ia
~ receipt of the latest New York Fashions Is
prepared to do all kinds OF work in the latest
style. Shop over T. L. Ross store, Paw Paw.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
S1.5O YEAR, In ADVANCE
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~ MARTIN, Meat Market and General Produce
II. Dealer Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, Pork,
Beef, etc. Corner Oak and Kalamazoo streets,
nerth OF Dyckman House, Paw Paw, Mich. $50
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AIILLS BROS, Dealers in Heavy Hardware,
Nl and Shelf Goods. Stoves, Tin, Copper, anu
sheet Iron, corner Main and kalamazoo streets,
Paw Paw Mich. $40
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4, A. HARRISON, Real Estate, Loan and In
Y. surance Agent. Money 20 loan on improved
farms for one or more years. ss9
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.
Gbuuh Qirsttorn,

Cburtb 9irsttOp
nRFSDYTRRIAS.-Rev w. Il. Bartlc, pastor.
/ Services 10 - O'clock, 4, RI, and l9 7. M.
A II. Worthington, pastor
M Services 10 , o'clock, A. NJ, aud l. T. Ai.
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STORING AEpLEs.-A correspondent
Of Lows Of Lie, who claims to have
had extended experience, is decidedly
of the opinion that apples keep far bet.
ter when put into close boxes or barrels,
aud secluded as much as possible from
he air. When thus stored be says they
will come oui in too spring full and
plump as wher taken from the tree
Many varieties, as the Talman Sweet,
Sprtzenbcrg, and those kinds that
not considered as long keepsl
shrive badly. will do we'll
this way. 81 have,
" found universally
ter to let them lie
II is much beite
large bin acro56
seven feet higl
cover them up
a man had KEEP
About the ls
could open
tho cellar
MS placl
/ the lad
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L. II. PHELPS, dealer in Harnesses, Saddles,
Il. Whips, Nets, etc. Proprietor of Lawrence
Livery Stable, Lawrence, Mich.
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gusilurss CsarNs.

u E.&J. L. CHADWICK. dealers in Dry Goods,
Il. Clothing, Millinery Goods Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Hats and Gaps, Quccnswarc, etc.
Lawrence, Mich
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nRAN w. ROWLAND, County Clerk, Notary
" Public and Conveyancer. Deeds, Mortgages,
Contracts and all kinds of Conveyances drawn
on the shortest notice. and at the usual rates.
Office in the Court House, Paw Paw, Mich.
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I ". RIDLOy. dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries,
y. Boots. Shoes, Queenswaro Books, Station
cry, ETC., Lawrence. Mich.
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q T. CONWAY, Plain and Ornamental Typo
-. grapher. Handbills Posters, Cards, Letter
and Bill Heads Book, Blank and all kinds OF plain
and Coored Printing executed with neatness and
dispatch, TRUE NoRTHKREER ONCE.
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JET II. HAWKINS, Broker, Notary Public and
w Conveyancer. Office ONE door east OF the
Dyckman House, Paw raw, Mich.
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VI. FISK. dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries
y. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc, Lawrence.
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II N. MARSHALL. dealer IN Dry Goods, Gro
II. ceries, Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing Lawrence, Mich.
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nYCKMAN HOUSE,. M Longwell, Prop'tor
IL Paw Paw Mich. Stages leave daily for South
Haven, Lawrence, Hartfor, Breedsville an Mill
burg.
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" $. CLEVELAND, VI. D., Physician and Sur
Il. geon. Lawrence, Mich.
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g ROWE. dealer IN Drugs, Medicines, Station.
-. cry, Groceries, Brushes, Perfumery, etc
Prescriptions carefully prepared, Lawrence.
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Il A. CROSS. dealer in Sugars, Teas, Coffee,
VI. Spices, Yankee Notions, Flour, Fish, etc.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs, Lawrence,
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yxIILIIAM II. CLAY, Sign and Ornamental
w Painter, Lawrence NJ ich. House, Sign,
and Carriage Painting, Graining, Papering and
Kalsoming done 10 order
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DUTCHERS's HAhEEss SHoP,-Over Melchor's 3
ID Jewelry Store. Main Street, Paw Paw, Mich.
Give us call
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-13
HJjCliIoN sALEs-..Fature:DNays.. I
-aii 90 By Wellington Goddir, ft
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent
| Corner or Eleventh and Bank streets.i
.RIJSTEES SALE4OF LARGE AND

T.RUSTEES 1sALE4OF LARGE AND
Oh ELEGANT FIRST. GLASS MANsIQE AND
EAST CORpER OF CLAY AND ELEVENTH
20 the subscriber by ME-. William 81. Grant and
vile, bearipg date nth December, 1858. duly re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court shall. IN
execution thereof nhd 1 5ea aesiTe 81 mr.
pI, TUESDAY, the I'd Of May, 1871, at O'Clock =.
M. ne fair; II not the frat fair day therea1terl,
the large I'd admira bly.well built and handsome,
tv Mr. Grant. The lot has u front OF It's feet on
feet to street thirty feet wide, called new stree.
on the north line OF that street, extenoing Tod
rms back to the ravne about LEO feet. The dive
ing is large ONE built shout thirteen year, ago OF
the best materials and most superior workmanss
ship, ut cost OF zbout ~ Oh
with the mansion Will &c sold 81 rect on Gay
street, running back $50 feet to said New sttee',
Giving to the Purchaser thereon tne- opuon q
s.kinE the vacant lot on The east Dy nv ng ssonid
this be declined. then the SAID lot VII % s0io Is
whole or divided, as may be deemsd Dess. ne 10y
on New street, having front Of 24s feet, VIII pe
SOLD as whole Or diyid.d as may DC oesitea "
biiders. ~ So
The special attention ofthose wishing to secure
q large, first-class dwelling, or very handsome
bu ldng lots, is particularly invited 70 inc sac VI
this truly valuable property. Mr Grant VIII snon
the premises TO those who may wish to examine
them. :. l,,d
10 month";, for negotiable noifs bearing SIX per
cent interest," OF; at Inc !, op. 1ca at 81 and
wears, bearing etsht per cent. Pr annum intrTsst
the same payable annually, secured.by a 'aeea a
of trust. The raxeI and tnsurance for this year
to be paid by the puWEsMsaseW,s cRump. Trustee.
ava oawew tdtds