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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-05
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
New 7-3O Gold Loan
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT,
} Az COOKE & GO.
oGer fer sale At Par and Accrued lnrere,
lstM0rtgageLald Grant Gold Bonds
OF TliE
,acra Pacific Es. Es. dO.


1h,, A,d- rir eci,,u. f,&, by a Frst Mort.
80 ". ,nr h'A l','.. '.u t. ITS Io.lit. stock and
.nt ttt.uttttst .fr,sd iva Els Mortgage ON TIA
.''tilc .4.uu 90 .t, l... NIole than Twenty Two
thot-a.d a,,,' at iaul >. nch uilc Of load.
. uc iiuuc- AZ. fee nom n tyG Ntntcs Tax. th,
Pliuc. ~, "iu la cIret tIe PAYABLE in Guid--,he
rinCiph 20 tho tni 81 rriiN ytH,s. uud t.tr In.
tvrest emi.nuuuily It, tuy "e SEVEN AND
THREE-TENi lis rEii Co, per uAum.
rhey ne Issued in dcnomi,m w VI >lCO, SsOi.
: l."CO. Sh.OC0 and $40 tOu.
Toe T.u~,eCj unter the M,rgy"rc are 'itssls J,y
Cooke, of PM u IL hid, a. U = Et.ur Thomuson
he''deut at the Pennsylvania N,niral lmhoad
Company
Tntso No ihcrn PaciGc T:O tonds will y. M
times bcinv lnaiuriiy, be l,cc yahlc At TEN
rIiH CENT. pEEMit VI tor /, o. iuexchance for
I've C"mp',Ys lands CIR lowest cash price
IL add liul 10 ;ucir absolute -;ffy. these B,n'S
yielu an income larger, we believe. j!nu any oier
III -cI.s sccur,v. Persons ho lug United Strr.
~ : can. h. convent ~ ihvm 20 Nultheu Pa
ci.ic>, inCIca e idery rly income oBs.hird, an.
sDll NE d pr icCily tUliahe iuNestEi,it
lipN nU CHI IllEM-Yonr urarts- Bank or
nan.,r wiz supply ,hc1c l'onds 10 any dc.irc,
AmunIt, aud @! nny no,1 d Denomination lcisurs
wiS.inl 10 cNchtu-c stOclis uf uther ends t,r
L2se, can do 80 with 0ng OF our Agents, who viii
allow rc lOgh Il cnrtont pccc for Alb MAhHEr-
ABLE >EtliEir ~.
4 nose Il, ns in 'ocahie7 .emoio riom Srnls, may
send nIorPy. ct o.rcr bonds d'recilyto t- l., en-
pies, ana Hu viii scG4 back .>,rtu,tu Pncifc
Bon d5 u our own isl, aad without = to the In
'rs.rr. fur uWthcr information. l.hphi, +. mas.
etc call cu 1.'' c.r the UnGci aigngG, IN; II
the Bank or Banker eni1i"yed 10 sci This Jean
VpH Sttz EY
james y. Brady 6 tn. iitt, CausNcy S Co Ma
Uric Savings BWk, H,,lciu saNir:,s ranA, :. Ne
it7.H ~ TO. Ian Genemi Agents, ti;.
bura, n.
81 GED. Fs. 7ss~SrEL d CO., Local
As.n.>, priroscn Vi, Centre, fa.
49,
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Anna Dickinson lectured ut the Parshsli
Opera House, Titusviile, last evening. to II
large and fashionable audience. Tue sub-
ject-Woman's Rights-is said to have b. en
handled in a masterly manner.
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The Carson (Nev. Register says q man
fully answering the description OF Farrrster.
the supposed murderer OF Nathan. is now in
the State Prison 10 that place for crime
committed since the murder
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Mr.. James Duflield, latber of &. c. Duf-
field. Esq, Cashier of the Titusville Saw
ings Bank. died in French creek township.
this county, on the 50th ult., aged ~. He
was one of the Oldest settlers OF Venango
COUNTY, having resided in the county since
the year 1896.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-05

Trout fishing commences on the first Of
April. The followers of Isaac Walton should
note this. AID get their fishing tackle 10
readiness.
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The municipal election at OH City, yes
terday, resulted 10 the eiecti on of tha entire
Republican ticket. with the exception OF
one Democratic councilman. Col. W. +.
Fox, tDem } ior mayor, was defeated by
Vim. 81. Williams (Rsp.), by sixty major
ilY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-05

In Towands. in this State, one Ward In
vited bis friend Shsder 10 dine with bin,
and then did gently chlde him with re-
volver. lie is no: expected to and bis re-
ward In Heaven.
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The Werteru Uniou Teiegrapn Office is
soon to he removed from lis present location
in the Rochester House, 10 the room ad.
joining the Office Of Jas. s. McCray, IN the
McCiiutOck House building.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

EpIToR RECORD: :--Pleas. annou"cf the
name of eID Bl5uOp, OF O,l Ciiy. So a
candi,lnte for tue Office of Coun'y Trra-iu-
er. subject 10 the accession OF The Repuuican
Primary Election, ard oh,ge
MANY REruGI.ICANS
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We are authorized 90 a1nouncr the name
o. n. b RIDDLE. rs u cInGIdate ior
Treasurer. subject TO the usoges of the Re
publican party. at the primary meeting.
Petroleum Ceu're, March %, 1871.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce the nave
of james II. Smith. As candidate i,r ,'..
trict Attorney, subject TO tue usases {, Me
Republican Primary Election.
Petroleum Centre M,rch -, 1871.
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Local Notices.
s.. M. E,etaem%i,, ~ CO. -
~ y

Park Rox, New York, and Geo p. lowell Co.
Advertising AgcEta are the sole agents Tor the !e
,rolcum Cen,rc DAILY RECORD in that ci'r. Ad-
,ettises in that city requested TO leave their
f, vets with either OF tnc above HOUSES
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SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce The name
of c. MARKS. us Il candidate for sheriff.
suhiect 10 tue usages OF tae Rep"b!ican
patty. at the primny meeting
Petroleum Ccutrp, March !6. ISL.
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Mr. James White, of Steuben county. gets
81, 200 for playing with the Cleveland {. b.
{. US catcher this coming season.
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A new well was struck on the Hayes
farm, about two miles below Venango City,
last Saturday, which is said 10 bs yielding
forty barrels per day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-05

Maj. G. W. McCliaiock. editor OF the
Tiioute journal, delivered the eighth lec-
tnrs OF the course by home talent, his sub
jcct being s. Sundries."
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The old Maple Shade we'll, Hyde & Eg-
bert farm, continues 10 prcdnce cons iderable
oil: has q strong. volume Of gss
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Mr.. l.. NJ. Steruburg has recently erected
a handsome portico in front OF bis residence
on Washington street. 1t presents q hand
some appearance.
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The Whyk- we'll, ou Bear Creek, is said
10 be flowing sixty barrels per day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-05

The Forest Republican credits u number
A,Tast there.
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New buildings cuutinue to he put up OD
the Lurht district.
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Latest style Of Ladies Opera Toes Shoes,
best quality and Low prices, received to-day
al
A. S; SMITHS
Boot and Shoe Store.
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silk Hats (Spring Styles) at
a, ALDEN'S
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Best Spring style goods received to-day,
at
A. s. SMITHS
m30-tf B0Ot aBd Shoe Store.
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NOTICE..

ha-ebv give W Ice that have purchased ',c
irir st of z. b. Gu STER in the PA1ENT SC%TTt
ING RUSH, ana have appointed siii z. D. Gus
TER, my agent to attend to sales md colcc,'Uns.
April 4th-lw. j. G. PALNEt.
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LOST !!

On Saturday evening" between Ave and six S,G0S
PLAIN BLACK POCKET BOON; con,a, nm u, Il
Sb6 in preenlnlcks The book was elther iell y" ~, ~
j samlels' dry goods store, or lost be' cen r ,".
point and the house of A. @ Scott, Egner. ,n,,pr
ire finder will be berally reward ed ny re,"l srml
it to the house Of A. G. Scott, on the Espe'' ''
mch23. 1w
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NOTICE.

Sealed Proposals will be received up to
10 O'Clock a. IN. Monday April Path 1871,
for the Building uf School House at Pc
trolsum Centre. Plans and specification
to be seen by calling on J. N. DICKEY OF
Il A. GIBSON, Rousvilla.
By order Of building Committee.
J. NJ. DlCKEY,
A. NJ. TURNER,
a3td. l. A. GIBSON,
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u8- Tea Servers for sale at
NICHOLSON Il BLAsKNoSs'
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NORriWAI.D TRAiSS.
Cory. Broctpn. Bnailo
f.. prcsS. n.lJ Il. 12,OSa 9. a. y M
AUoumdA ion, q? 0i. m. a.25, pm. 80 -
Nty fItt,..I, ".oJ u M. ".3), am.
Nail, 40. pan. So, y III. 1880
SUuTllNAED TRAINS.
Euill". Proc on. CORY
NJ, G,O5, am. S,.S. u III. 1n.iha
hx.ness. l. %. - go, IA 4,t5. NJ
Ac. omncdt'n I,Si, p III. 100 lt.5,,,
WAY Freight 1919, u M 2tUp III,
Moniay, January 1877.
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DAME. SMITH & co = AD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
CAKINET RUlIORN

The Washington eorrespon lent of the
Cincinnati Gazette (RadicaO ssys:
"The talk as to the prospect of the re-
tiement from the Cabinet of Attorney
General Alderman is renewed, ard there is
reason 90 believe that Influential members
Of Congress, and Others in official life,
have advised the President that his al,
miGistTation of tie Department of JUS
tice is not wha: they think it should be.
Since The "Rebum Akerman could mol
save Georgia 10 the Radicals they hav9
had no use fer him, and it appears al,
most certain tina. he Will be permit ed 10
retire u private life. Another cabinet
rum0r is thus referred to by the Washing
tor correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial Is follows:
The dis3rgan'za'ion of the Indian j
Legislature by the resignation Of certain
Of It's members, It is believed win preoiP-
| itauv acton in the frequent :I,dicti, /
that Mr.. Fish will retire from, aud Sen,
alOr Morton succeed to the office Of Sc
rotary Of State, and Mr.. Morton, il /!
asserted, viii have Charge Of tie STATE
, Department within 4 month.
There is a mystery rs to why tie Radi
| c.ls broke up The Indiana Legislature
Was it il compliance with olders from
| Washington
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune said, when it was in
trodnced, of the bill Of Nc. Cobb
(dfawn up by Gen. Batler) to repress the
90 called Ku-K lux outrages, that its effect
would be to throw nearly ihe entire
business of trying criminal offensts in
the South into the hands OF the United
States Courts, AMI to give such courts
exclusive jurisdiction. Blu even this is
not its worst feature. Il is,a,ated that
one of the provisions of the bill makes
it a penal offcnse TO discharge a negro
man from employment, provided the lat
ter swears that he had committed no un-
lawful ACT. If this is correctly stated, it
l. the GROWING outrage of all that has
yet been inflicted upon the people of the
South, for although the bill has not yet
become law, there i danger that it will.
The despo,ism of the Pharoahs never
perpstratsd such a. atroci'y. y other
despotism that we ever heard If uLder-
took to prescribe that a msn should have
no right to change his laborer while, It
the same time, the laborer is accorded the
right to change his employer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

The New York Commercial Adrcr-
tiser, (Radical,) referring to the report
that the commissiont to St, Domingo found
that 'no United States official is involved
in any private transactions there what
ever, says: This is highly satisfactory,
as far SIS 1t goes; but Whist follows is lie,
so agreeable to rad: '.@r. Fabens and
associates and O'Sullivau have perpetual
lease, at a nominal price, of nearly all If
the available water front for large YES.
sells around the hubor Of SANTANA 5,
these men expect 10 make a bands po
speculation out OF the necessity of IA.
United States Il possess harbor privilege
at SANTANA. Uncle Sam will take pos
session and then therc viii be big dam
ages to settle. SO we 60.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

IL July last the House of Representa-
tives, with singular unanimity, repcale,
the law for the use of the Ticemetre,
which was acknowledged not only to be
a complete failure, but a shameful impo
sition on distineries. This fraud owes IFS
principal support to Mr. Delano, says he
Washington PGtriot, who, while Com,
missioner of Internal Revenue, Insisted
upon It's use, with a full knowledge of its
impe1fectiors. The metres were made in
Cincinnati uader contract with Judge
DuuIryy, 81 Da5 ton MIR. ScheLck's home
for $500 each, " hiIe lhc disIl.us weTc
/ were madct to pay 81, 500 The difference
! OF 81, 800 went into the pocket of Dun
! lew and his associates, among whom
were included members OF Congress and
others whom Nj Dc'ano knows. over a
! million Of dollars have been eXtortCd from
! the disil,ri,s in this job, without a cen
Of benefit 20 The Government, and wholly
/ Tor the psutit Of ii vcnal combination.
/ And vet the Sen ltc has refused to take up
| the repeating bill, simply because one or
more members there arc interested il The
proceeds Of the metre, yet 70 b. collected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
FEDERaH -s.ssrfnEs -toR .rfsE'
STATES


Mr.. Attorney General Alderman, in his
annual report TO Congress, recommends
thai the Government of the United States
dot the county with jails and peniten-
tiaries. Here ls his exact language:
It is question well deserving the ali
tentiOp IF OOngrt IS whether the GoYerG-
ment of the United States should not now
provide its own penitentiaries instead et
being dependent upon the States IN SO I'M.
pOrtaut amatter. When the number OF
United States prisoners was small, and
TRANSPORTATION was difficult and expensive,
it was c. convenient to use the PEI itentaries
of the States: but now, with our great
increase Of population and of CRIME, with
the modern fac lities of t-ansp rtation, 8
few penitentiaIies owned by the Govern
ment in different paris of ,he country
contEolsd and visited by Officers of the
United States would answer all lhe ends
of security and of punishment with a
uniformity of saperinteDdence and super
vision which is desirable, but, under tie
present system, impossible. | make the
same recommendation ON the subject Of
iails for the confinement of persons held
Tor trial, or sentenced, to brief impriSOn-
ment, IL the more populous districts.
The explanation of these recommend, :
tions is to be found, says the Savannah
Nea0S, in the punitory legislation of Con
gress respecting the elective frarc5isr.
Already there are laws upon tie subjects
of naturalization and negro suffrage
which bristle with penalties, and when to
those is a3d-d stringent Federal regis
tratioa code, MIR Alderman is no doubt
right in thinking that the States will be
neither able nor willing to accommodate
the thousands of political cOnVicts these
laws viii make 3Ir. AkeIman, ike his
master, Gen. Grant, seems To think that
the American Government has 50 nearly
assimiiated the GbsplutiSm OF Prussia,
that the time has arrived for the esiab
lishment of Government basJiles aCd dun
geOns throughout the realm for the pun
ishment and safe keeping of political
prisoners, class of prisoners never be
fore known in the Republic. Il is
amazing how the ideas of consolidation,
absolutism and despotism are developing
uu11cr lie fostering influences of Radical
rule, without, il would seem, arousing the
appiehensions of $ people wLo only a
few years ago boasted the freest Cover :
ment ia the world, and were the mortal
foes Of arbitrary power in every form.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

of the very finest style and of every variety, en-
brseing real Lsees, Ribbons, etc.. etc.
----r MISSES T.. & A. BARRY
Feb. 1, 1s7f-Sm "l -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
THE Washington Patriot saws {

TIE Washington PGtriot says Geo.
Grant is commencing already 10 provide
for his wounded. John S. WiicheT, pre-
sent member from West Virginia, who is
to be succeeded by Mr.. Hereford, Demo,
crat, has been nominated as Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the third district Of
that State. This is good beginning fer
the Radicals who have been repudia,ed
by their own PEOPLE. 1t is the policy OF
the President to protect those who have
no longer constituencies at home. This
is Lis mode of expressing resentment,
but unfortunately it occurs At the public
expense.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
TPnsTRR,S sAIP

DY VIRTUE OF DEED or Trust Exc
ID cuted TO the Nashville Building Association
on the 18th day Of october, ls65, and registered
in the Registers Office Of Davidson county, Tenn ,
IN Book No. q, page 3S1, I viii, on WEDNESDAY
MARCH I, 1871, expose to public sae, st the
COurthOuse door in the CRY Of Ma shvu e. for cash.
without the equity Of redemption, the real estate
described in said deed, situated 10 Nashville De
wilson county, Tenn, on Line strset, between
College and Cherry streets fronting % feet the
south side Of Line street, and running bsck %
feet, more or less, on which Is a tEO-story brick
house; mOrtgaged to said Association By Gerfsa
Setferle and bis wife Victoria
The proceeds to be applied TO the Satisfaction q
the debt secured in said trust deed, there being
balance due 20 this date Of t57L52 without uEury,
besides tho cost Of executing this trust This lBh
day Of FebTuayy, 1871.
By order OF the Board OF Directors
febls 2w ANSON EEISJN TreaEurs-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
LIE MARYLAND Canrt of Annea-

The Maryland Court of Appeals gave
decision, few days ago, in the case q
Clifford c. Anderson against Samuel r.
Smith, On appeal Of the plaintiff below
from the Supreme Court. Judge Bartol
delivered the opinion of the Court, in
which he says: This suit was institut 4
by the appellant (Anderson) to recover "a
sum due from the wife Of the appellee
for board ard necessari,s furnished to
her after the death of her father, al her
request, upon her promise to pay for
them, and before her marriage, and while
she was a minor. II is well settled that
contracts made by infants for -,cessaries
are binding and can be enforced The
mount claimed berg d su6sisiirg dtbt
of the wife at the time of the marriage,
and that might be enforced against her
Notwithstanding her minority, her hus-
hand, of course, became responsible for
il upon his nSri'ge." We believe a
difterest opinion has prevailed, if mot
held by the courts, in this State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

Mr.. RICHARD SMITH, editor of the GIN
cinnsti Gazette, has been spending q
short time in Washington, and he has
come to the deliberate opinion that 'the
Republican is essentially an honest par
ty;" but Don iatt, thorough Radical
and far more conversant than Smith is
with the elmer life and habits" of that
party, says 'the Republican party is the
parry of organized rascality." Piatt has
been longer in Washington than Smith,
and has studied thoroughly the habits and
instincts of the men who run the Radical
party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED + Trust Exc
ID cuted to the Nashville Building Association
on the 18th day Of April. 1883 and registered IN
the Regtsters Office Of Davidson county, Tenn.
in Book No. 70, page 23s, will. on WEDNES-
DAY, MARCH I. 1871, expose TO public lals at the
Courthouse door in the city Of Nashville, for cash
without the equity Of redemption, the real estate
described N said deed situated in Davidson cOEu-
ty, Tenn, In the plan Of Ala lots known - No
6Evpck & MstmOres addition to the town Of NO
GRvock, AM being lot No. II on the corner Of Al
berta avenue aud Jefferson street. fronting 81 feet
on jefferson street. and running back $50 feet and
lots Nos. - So ~ los, 2O4 Z6t 262 $40, 23 al IN
the said plan, and more particularly described In
said deed o. trust, mOrtgagsd to cad Association
by K ". SehCn-
The proceeds 70 be applied to the satisfaction q
the debt secured in said trust deed, there being
balance dus 90 this date Of 81 I286 without usu-
". besides the cost Of executing this trust. This
18th day Of February, 1874
by order Of the Board Of DrectO &
febl6 2W ASSgE HFIg%IN Tressurpr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
TRUSTEES SALE

DT vIRTCE or a DEED OF TRUST Exc
~ ecuted ~ the Nashville Building ssocIatIOr
on the 2lst uay Of eptember, 1855, and Registered
in the Registers Office Of Davidson county, Tenn
in Book No. p, page 1853, I VII, on "WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 1, 1871, expose to public sale, ct the
Courthouse door tn the city Of Nashville, FOR cash
without the equity Of redemption, the real estate
described in sid deed, situated IN Davidson coun
y, Tenn on the north side Of cumberland river.
In civil district No IS, containing AZ acres OF lAfi
as surveye- b. b. f. woodward and sold BY II
W. hal . VIM Baylsy, and mortgaged 70 asid A.
socia'iUn by WrG- Bayley, per Z. d. Payne bfs at
t0fney IN fact, as registered in the proper ofaos
in Book No. ., pages 254 aDd 2G6-
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction OF
the dsbt secured in said trust deed, there being
nac' CO due 70 this date OF 81 6G3 30, vishout usu
~, b sides ths cost Of executing this trust Tbts
18th day Of February, 1871.
Bv order Of the Board Of Directors
fe5l62w AN5OS NELSON, Treasurer.
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Nc. 2s North sumner street.
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS

NICHOL BLOCK, nearly opposite THOMPSON
BROS. s KELLY, where they are prepared to &C
commodste all their patrons IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
TRUSTFRis SAIF

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID euted 20 the Nashville Building Association,
on the 18th day Of June, 1851. and regiEte-ed u
the Registers Once of Davidson C1uBEI, TsnA
10 Book No 70, page 1T9, I VIII. on WEDSESDAB
MARCH ], ISL, expose % public sale, At tie
Courthouse door in the city Of Nashville, for cash
without the equity Of redemption, the real sststs
described in said deed, situated IN NNshvils, d.
wilson county, Tenn. being 80 fest Of lot No $50
in Hyues' addition to Nashville, on Ewing street.
on which is 3 small brick house; nOrtgAgsd to
said Association by Ms.lam J. p IL St Marc
The proceeds 70 be applied to ths satisfaction OF
the debt secured ia said trust deed, there beang
bsiance due 70 this date Of S3l6.Us without usury
besides the cost Of executing this trust This 18th
day Il February, 1871.
BY order OF the Bcard Of Directors
fstI52W ANsON NELSON, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
GEN. FRANK HEBRON. of I,ouisiar

GEN. FRANK HEBRON, of Louisiana, is
a candidate for Sergeant-at- Arms of the
House of Representatives, and is reported
To have the favorable influence of a good
many Southern Radical Congressman. 50
it seems Stokes is not 70 b. allowed -
make the race without opposition from
the South wing of his parry. They will
wrangle over the office ard some North
ern Radical will get it.