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RahbIninal cnnferance

CINCINNATI, June Sin the Rab-
binical Conference to. day Dr.. Lilien-
thai reported that he had, for the pres
ent, recOnciled the members OF the
Philadelphia Conference in 1869, and
the present Conference.
The report recommending circuit
preaching was adopted.
DR.. Wise recommended the follow
ing topic for the next COnferencei
The idea of g personal God is not
Jewish; The God of the Bible is Je-
hOvah, that is the Infinite and AbsO-
lutte; the substance and essence Of
all that is, was and viii be. This
cause OF all causes, this understanding
of supreme love, justice and holiness
universal, cannot be thought of or
even imagined, as personal theology
based upon the idea Of a personal God,
or the doctrine Of the incarnation.
In discussing the question OF recon-
mending the use of the Bible in
schools, Or. Wise said he did not be-
lieve in miracles, and it behOOves them
to get a book In accord with the re-
suits of modern inquiry. We taught
miracles in our schools and sent the
LAlAu luC 4EAb ECtA " a AlRu
School and University where the
science taught him had been con-
structed in error. The report OF the
committee in favor OF the establish
ment Of a Rabbiuical College was
adopted. A plan for a Union Israel
ite Congregation in America was pre-
sented and q resolution passed pro-
viding that when twenty reform Con-
gregatiOns with 1000 members shall
have joined in Union a first Synod
shall be called.
The Conference win adjourn to-
morrow. The meeting has been one
OF the most important yet held.
Twenty-three congregations were
represented.
The modern prayer-bOOk is to be
finished, in which all illusions to the
return Of Jesus to Jerusalem, and
ideas Of sacrifices and a personal
Messiah are to be omitted, and the
will De largely in vernaeular
instead Of Hebrew.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
He Bolts the Nomination, and Would Fight
an lnfOrmer.

NEW YORK, June S.-A letter from
General Sherman, dated Fort Sill,
Camanche reservation, May 25th, ad-
dressed to the editor Of a New York
paper, SAYS: 'I have been skirting the
Texas frontier for the past month, and
here for the first time I meet files OF
Eastern papers, by which l see that
quite an unnecessary muss has been
raised by a speech pUrpOrted to be
made by me at the supper Of the
Union League Club in New Orleans
on the last night preceding my de-
parture from that city. Whoever re-
ported that as a speech by me COM
mitted q breach Of prOpriety, for l
was assured by the President Of the
society that no reporters were
present, and whatever was said
would be sacred and confined
to the persons present. Now
as 10 politics, I think all my per
sODal friends know the deep
seated antipathy to the subject, yet,
as you seem not to understand me, 1
hereby state, and mean all / say, that
I never have been, and never viii be,
a candidate for President, if nOmi-
mated by either party, and should per
emptOrily decline, and even if unani-
mOusly elected, 1 should decline serY-
fnor -
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PhoIolranhers, COlYentIOl.

PHILADELPHIA, June Sat q ses-
sion Of the Photographers COnven-
ton yesterday, the President stated
that Professor Morse was the first
man who took Photographic picture
on the American continent. The
camera which he used is still in ex-
istence, but he could not succeed in
getting it on exhibition at the con-
vention, as was intended. 1t was
agreed by the convention to give
three hearty cheers next Saturday
morning, at the uuve,ling Of the
Morse monument in New York, Prof.
Morse to be advised by telegraph OF
the fact.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The FloOd-Suferings of the People.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-There was
a south east wind with rain at Lake
PODUchsrTain, last evening.
The water in the city has fallen two
inches in the past twenty-four hours,
and is now three inches below high
water malk. The neutral ground on
Canal street is clear Of water nearly to
Claiborne street.
Besides police and charity boats,
there are hundreds Of small craft en-
gagged in passenger traffic.
Five thousand lOaves of bread
and other articles in proportion, are
distributed daily.
A disagreeableO OdOr arises all along
the border of the OverhOWed districts
from the stagnant water and decaying
vegetables and animal matter.
The water on Claiborne street canal
has fallen one foot.
Twelve steam fire engines will COM
meLce throwing out water tomorrow.
II no further rains occur the city will
be relieved of overflow in a few days.
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NEW ADyERTlsEmssTs.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Omo1a1 pravvtnsa.

MORNING CLAGS-NO. 27i.
78, As, l5 75, IL, Is, 90, p, 26, l, II, 7s, "a.
YrrrrrnyTArrn w A 30 NJ, GO
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sATUEDlY, July etb, 1871,

between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and
o'clock pm, the following described real
estate, tC-wit:
All Of thai lot or parcel Of land situate, ly-
ing and being in Inc county OF shelby, and
End decreed by the ChanceTy Court OF the
city Of Memphis, TO JOun T. Robinson, N the
1871, and recorded in the REGISTERS office OF
shelby county August ist, 1867, in book No.
other psrJies by thesBaid JO1n 7. Robinson
before the commencement OF this SUIT, the
property hereby offered for sale being about
W akly subdivision, near the city OF Men-
phis,
Terms OF OfSale.-On credit Ofsix and twslv,.
months, with interest, purchaser TO execute
notes, with approved security. Equity OF
redemption barred.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Z. Clay King, Attorney. jeg
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A Few Miles Of Hose Wanted.

LONDON, June s.-A dispatch from
ConstantinOple, dated yesterday, says
fires broke out that morning, stimuli
tsneously, in fOur places at one time.
Two hundred houses were in flames.
Fortunately the wind was light and
there was a prospect Of getting the
cOnhagratiOu under control. The fires
are supposed to have been the work
Of iuPaDdisTies
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MEW ADVERTIsEMEMTs.
Attachment NOtIcs.

Jno. J. Gibson, plaintiff, VS.. 0. B. Skinner,
Manager Of the South Shore Line" de-
fendant.
I n this cause Il appearing from the afIidavit
OF the plRintin, that o. B. Skinner Mau-
agsr OF the /" south Shore Line" Is a non
resident OF the State OF Tennessee, $50 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot 30 served
on htm), and that the defendant IS fus Iy IN
deb led TO him in the sum Of one hundred and
ninety two dollars and ten cents 1892 iGl. due
by account which is just and unpaid. when
levied etc
70 is therefore ordered that pub isation be
made in the Memphis Appeal a newspaper
Published in the cily OF Memphis fOf four
consecutive weeks. commanding the said
nonresident Defendant 10 appear before me
a my Office. at Memphis Tenn on tue I8tb
day O. July, 1871, at u o'clock N, and defend
the same, or the same viii be proceeded with
eLparte JAMES ROSE, J. P
v for Shelby county and State OF Ten nnessee
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MRS. FAIR.
Savage Conduct Of Creditors.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.-Mrs. Fair
is said to have paid her counsel and
physicians who testified to her insan-
ity and attended her professionally,
for hunting up witnesses and other
expenses Of the trial, already over
so, 600; and DR.. J. B. Trask, her prin-
cipal medical attendant and witness,
now sues her for $1,000 more.
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NoTCE,

HAVING taken ont Letters or fAdmInIstra-
ton upon the estate OF CHARLEz H.
DORIOH, deceased, this Is 10 give notice to all
parties indebted to said estate to come for
ward and make settlement with me, and to
all persons having claims against said estate
TO present the same properly prObated,
within the time prescribed by law or this
notice viii be plead in bar Of their recovery.
NAPOLEON BILL,
Administrator OF the estate of Charles Ii.
DJriOn, deceased. les
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CLEyELAND, OHIO, May q, Is7I.
To shippers from Memphis, Tenn:
NJ K. ISAAC q. MEAhON hiss been appoint
W ed sole Agent OF the South 6hCre Line
at Memphis. lie Will work via Evansville,
New Albany and Cincinnati by river, and
via Memphis and Louisville railroad line
all rail- All other agencies in Memphis OF
this line have been disco ntiuued. Bills of
ladtng for freight shipped over this line must
be signed by MIN, as no other party has any
right CT authority to give bills Of lading for
the line IN Memphis, and none but his will
be recognized. o. b. SKINNER
les Genl Manager south Shore Line.
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PROBATE COURT SALE
RDAG ESTATE

No. 465-In the Probate Court OF Shelby cOun-
ty, Tennessee.-JOhn B. smith, executor Of
John 4. Robinson, deceased, VS.. John /.
Irwin and wife, Rebecca Irwin.
TNDER ana by virtue OF a decree Of resale
- made in the above cause, at the present
June Tenn, 1871, OF the Probate Curt Of
5nelby county, Tennessee, 1 wiz proceed to
sell AT public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, before tns Court House door, on
Uniou street, in the city of Memphis. ZEN
uessee on
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PL0WSl PL0WsIl PLnWSIII

The celebrated Brown, Manly q Co. Double
Shovel PlOw, weighing only s. lbs Satlsfac-
ton guaranteed, or the money refunded.
George >. Richardson a Co, No. HoWards
row, Memphis. agents for Tennessee, Arkan-
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee I
In Bankruptcy. -
At Memphis, Tennessee, 18th day Of April,
1871.
TT'HE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
IL his appointment as assignee Of IL. T.
GOldstone, Of Memphis, shelby county
state Of Tennessee, within said District who
has been adiudicated bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court OF said
District. o. WOOLDRIDGE,
nuAl ASSIGN
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TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY. Z
Pllfarlnn PnnlIlst.

NEW YORR, June SIT is reported
that the prize-fighter Joe COburn was
arrested this morning, for having
stolen Watch-chain in his possession.
COburn says he bought the chain.
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sB- We earnestly invite the attention OF
THE TRADE to the follOwing;-6&
BLACK SASH RIBBONS,
C0L0RED SASH RIBBONS,
MARROW TIE RIBBONS,
TRIMMING RI6s0NS,
CORD EDGE RIB a0NS,
TAFFETA RIBBONS,
6R0S GRAIN RIBBONS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
BELT RIBBONS,
CARTON SHADE HATS,
CANTON GlPSEY SCHOOL HATS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, Etc., Etc.
~ TRIMMED HATS IN EVERY GRAED
OTIS g. CO.,
apis 81. Main street Memphis
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FOR Lake Su1srloF This uaIgR Steamboat
eomngny and Atlantic, Daiuih
and Pacific llHs.
ONE Of the splendid steamers Meteor, In
" dia Pacific. CobuFn, Atlantic Japan, Ke
WeenaW, Arctic, China. and SC. Paul, vii
leave Buffalo daily Except Fridays and Sat
urdayal at 3 pm, Erie the next morning
Cleveland the same night, Detroit ct 10 pm.
daily Except sundsy Us and Mondaysl for DU-
LUTH aud intermediate LAKE SUPERIOR
POINTS,
Connections are made at Duluth with the
Lake Superior and Mississippi r r. to ST.
Paul and ali points In Minnesota, Northern
Wisconsin ana Iowa Also, with the North-
ern Pacirc r. r fOr the Red River Country
Excursion tickets AT GREATLY REDUCED
RATES, win be issued by al principal rail-
roads to st. Paul By this route, returning via
an raj. or by an rail- routes to st. Paul sud
Duluth, returning via lake.
During the months Of june July and An
gust, Excursion Trips VIII be made via the
North shore Of Lake Superior, visiting the
Silver Mines, Fort William. Grand Portage
etc. For further information, Eppiy to
B. r. PATRICK,
GenI Passenger Agent, Bufalo, N Y,
r. T. EV ans, Manager A., D. and p Line
8. ID. CALDWELL Gent Manager y. 8. Co.
wya eod
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NEW YORK.
The Railroad Tax Casa suloids-PoOr
Dent


NEW YORK, June s.-Dr. Spar,
who figured in the late BlOOd-WOod-
hull ri ], was found dead in bis room
at French's Hotel, having died, 1t Is
supposed, In &c Of appOpleXy, yes
1erday afternoon.
A Worlds Washington dispatch
says that after all has been said no
appeal has been made in the New
York Central railroad case. from the
Commissioner OF Internal Reveuue to
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Parties
10 the interest Of the railroad COM
pany have endeavoued to get Bout
well to interfere, but he has taken no
action, not even to the extent Of send
Eug to Gen. Pleasanton for q single
paper 10 the case.
THE POOR CARPET. BAGGERs
Judge Lewis Dent was arrested in
ebis city yesterday, on a warrant
oherrina him with q mis8ppropria-
Zion of mOBey He obtained bail
and LEFT the city last night.
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y. s. COURTS.

nURING my absence from the city, ISAAC
IL MORRIsOlg, ESQ. IS authorized to repre-
sent uoe in the settlement Of all matters con-
neoted with my resent position as Cieta o.
u. 8. Courts. Payment OF ali zee 1lils cue il45
may be made TO him A. s. MLACaE.l4Lsi
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MARKETS,
IBY TEL G r Al HI

NEW YORK, June S.-Dry GOods-The ad-
vance In the price Of heavy brown sheetings
and light bleached cottOns have been fol-
lowed by rise in heavy yard wide bleacned
muslins. To-day Only mo 1eFate inquiry
prevails, and on ths whole trade IS dull, as IS
generally the case this season Of the year; yet
the tendency in prices is upward, IN eympa-
thy with raW material. AmOskeag A bleached
muslin l5c. Cabot "A do i4c; Lawrence $ do
lUJSo: printing cloths held firmly, with no
standards Offering bslOw lG55c ana but few at
that; while printed caliCOes move slowly at
from lCgLIc as to brand.
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NOTTOm-

= 0Ouu 4NalllI lllA IaIt lIIl5, y
ass Mala Sired. llsnphls, Isaassaas.
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.
Prices Reauoea.

~ press LuIL Der r...,-....---....s20 % per 1910
Best lS-inch Sawed Shingles. 5 90 per 1000
~ am prepared 10 al al orders prompt
~ al my mill, on Front street. above fhe
bayou. my d&WI g. n VENaBT,F
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MISSOURI VALLEY
LIFE INSURANCE COMP ANY
OF LeaysHW0rth, Kansas.


MEMPHIS Z GENCY, June 8. 1871.
4 4 meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of
~ the Missouri Nallev Lie Insurance Com
pany, held at their Office, No. West Court
street, the above named officers were una.
nlmOusly elected. Being deslrOus OF extend
ing our business in this locality, we invite
the especial attention OF those desiring in
surauee O some peculiar features OF our COM
pauy, viz: CUR state indOrses cur policies,
making assurance COubly sure; policies TO
the amount Of $1,000 are exempt IRON claims
OF any party; whether The policy be for the
beneht O1 vile ana children, or g creditor; it
is also exempt from any taxes. No extra
charge iusurlng females. Cali and examine
before you insure.
BEE RUFEIN 8 BOILING. Managars
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ChaHesry Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY, IUHE 10, BzL

No 4S78.-In the Second Caancsry Court ar
Shelby county Tenn essee.-7stlar-- rI-.
Grath, sdministratriL, vs. Iarzarel ELe-
Grath et al.
ID cause, [ win sell az public auction .0 the
highest bidder, on the premises.
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Oh SATURDAY. Iuns %. Isz..

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate to-Wit: Lots & 8. @. 49, q I'D %. r
tract OF land situated, lying and being iu llH
county Of shelby and state OF Tennessee. on
the state line road three miles from the r---
OF Memphis, being balance OF 49, acre.
which is subd1Vlded into tracts Of about lTa
acres each.
Flats or diagrams may be had a. my once.
IARAs or SALE--Oue- fourth cash. balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months. taElus
notes bearing interest, with good security.
and retaining a lien f1r the same.
M. ID. j. STEWART, Clgrk ard H1 1aster.
Hanson, SWigiey & Dashieis soils. for G1-l-
piainanant.
mRy7, sun tues 4 thurs "a.
TEese lots are on that Commanding emf
nence on the Poplar street Turnpike, about
three miles from the river on a straight line.
from which the dome OF Old Feuovs' gan IS
SO plainly seen, and may be Justly regarded
as some Of the most desirable residence or
garden cultivation about the city.
The title IS perfect, the sale positive. aza
should command the special attention o. aI.
who sre looking for desirable property.
COnveyances leave the Clerks once for uas
sale at nine o'clock.
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LuMRER YARn & sAW.MILL

WE are now Misunderstanding and are pre-
w pared to furnish in any quantity
Building and Fencing Lum Der, at Irom sic
TO SEQ per thousand. Shingles Doth sawed
and hand made) at nom 50 so % IS per
thousand. Our stock OF LaLhs, weather.
boarding Flooring, Ceiling Doors, sash
Blinds, M9uldtngs, Dry and Dressed Lum Der
is complete, which We are selling at the low.
est possible prices. Orders rom the country
Allied with dispatch.
81. Il. q ]. ". COCHRAN,
myl7d&W Foot Of Washington st near river.
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WOOL WOOL WOOL
VKTANTED at the Raleigh Woolen Factory
w on Wolf River. nine niles from Mem
uhis. wool for cash or to manufacture For
fuli particulars send for circular.
Ie5W ". 81. LANE q 90.
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TAKEN UP

y 7 Tie undersigned, one large Fed Cow,
- with only one horn, and a cali about
three days old. The owner can have the
above named Cow By paying cost.
john GEUGEL,
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For the Palladium,

For the Palladium.
Mr.. EDIroR: va amnsedp p,
hearing the folloNi catechism. re.
hearsed in my fesshce one day
last week: " /.
Q. whersis Nc sGod morality
Ward" in Richmond?
A. The Fifth Ward.
z Who was chosen to repre-
sent ity
A. The man who '"pnt n head
on" Case 1.-The Little Joxcr."
q. Who compose The commit
tee on Finance? s9f7 70 s's5 ~" -
A. The Little Joker z
q. Who compose the Board of
Police? ..., svs.ssars t.-s.
A. The Little Joker +" 80
q. WHO compose the commit
tee on printing?
"a. Ano cLittle Joker" rts
q Who runs the city with the
exception Of Wood Measurer2
A. The Little Joker"
@. Who is the greatest conn ois.
seur of photographs and cutsa
A. The Little Joker"
@. 2"At precisely twenty min.
utes Of ten," who "rises to stand.
} ing position?" 80, :. -
A.1fThe s'Littlc Joker" ~; 81
|, O. Whose manuscript is neatly
"ch'rogrsphied on one side only2'
A. The Little Joker's."
3 G. Who has got '.a dot of JIG,
black hair, under the infer ior Imp
A. The Little Joker"
!, was'y filcf'''a SO On CO. =
s,+zs-.4tfT R~t. ~ - $3.50
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In Memoriam.

MELtssA, wife Of James F. Oven, ana
daughter Of Joseph and Ann Ocborn, was
born August So, 1875, married to her now he.
reaved husband july !, 1852, and died Apr;l
II, 1871, Of consumption, after suffering IS
months. &a< sAt 4st
She united iwith the N. E. Church in SIS
under the ministry of Rev. Colwen Robins
ard to the time of her death exemplif.d tho
true CHI istan- character. Her door was Al.
ways open to receive the weary ninerrn., amp
none mere ready to attend to their wants
She delighted in the house o! the Lord. The.
class and prayer meetings were much eniov
ed by her, as well as the public ministry, In
prosperity or adTersiy she was always hope
full. In conversation with friend she "a
marked Hat not until she could say Thy will
be done, did she enjoy perfect peace; then she
could commit her little ones to the One tia
b ad kept her, and frequently remarked tina,
she thought the stream would not be very
wide, and TO all human appearances it was
not few minutes before she expired abe
whisporen Ill is well. Her children Their
gave her parting kiss, and thus she passed
away, iamented by husband, six children
father, mother. sisters and brothers, and tn
Church feels that it sustains an irreparabl,
loss. o. 2ts ~ -5 $50 II B. b.
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RRTRRNcHMBNr us . good
thing, especially when individuals
or corporations have plunged into
extravagans expenditures some
what beyond their ability to liqui-
date, and VIC are always glad to
note the disposition 10 make the
effort to do this work Of salvation
provided the saving is NOT made
at the spiggot, whilss, a. positive,
loss lie sustained at the bung hole!
In grading salaries, itwouid have
been better, perhaps, to have left
tho Mayors at $1,000 instead OF
cutting it down to II 81 900. What
with the cutting down process. a,he
regulation Of the salaries Of police,
&c, there is an aggregate re.rench,
ment osahout Sl89O.0O. So much
for that, but just here VIC would
suggest whether it would not have
been more consistent with the City
fathers" to have cut down their
own salaries whilst their hands
were in, from SlO0 per year to
S76--this making a further re-
trencl,ment Of $25Oy The people
will be very ap: to think so, il they
10 not say it. i sas tssaaua H.
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MlssIQNEK's SALE.

DURsuAN 70 oraer 81 tie Cour. .
II sCanmon lsask Wayns county and
State q lndi{5e, fer At Ifivate sale, the
following esSSibsd eal estele, situated in
Did county. N-wit;s3Th noah half of LOT
6embered tent 40 lixahat psst Of the City OF
Richmond laid out by jeremiah Cox, on
which Is frame dwelling house. And also
lot IN that part of said city laid cut BY
John Smith, and bounded rs follows, to wit:
beginning IN Fifth street. on the west side
in said city, Ito feet south Of Main street,
and running thence south alorsw the west
side Of Fifth slreet, A55 feet, to nm alley:
thence west SO feet; thence north SIS feet;
THENCE east 81 feet, to the place Of. besihnine.
And also parts of Il e southeast and south |
west quarters Of sectian -, in Township IA,
md range one = ct, AID bounded = fo.iows.s
to- Wit: Beginning Ct time on the tslf see
tionaine Ia IL rods &set Of he northctss |
corner sote said half section, md u, ming
t!ehce soath liz CO rses, east y 40 rode;
thence south 50 l.2 d<gfees, westss f6 hui
rods 10 the centrecf the H:ilsboro' tur6lite; !.
thence northeasteriy along the middle Of
said pike -; the sssction Jine: thence cast 10
the place of BEGINNING, containing 1seres
And aaso, Lot N ;. rs ID Elisabeth. Starr.
addition to said CIV On which IL asvaiuabie
brick dwelling house. And also part of
the southwest quarter OF section p, town.,
shipS4 IA. andfarce4 ,aed be undcd as fol ows,
to-wit: Beginning at the Gentle of the Hills
boro' turnpike on the line running es st aud
west, dividing section p, township IA and
| range l, and running thence west to the
northwest corner of the southwest quarter Of
said section; thence south 81 40. 100 rpds;
thence east Sc PIE rods: thence south %.
degrees, east Is 9-l0 rods; thence south 50 l-2
degrees, east AZ sic rods 3 theLce south 9
| rods; thence east 10 the centre of said turn
pike; thence enthusiastically along she aid
die of said turnpike to the place of begin
Mug, containing 81 1900 aces.
One fourth zof the purchase moi ey will be
required, and the residue in three equal in
ssalments of 6, II and IS months after. with
interest from date, for which notes waving
valuation laws, and mortgage to secure their
payment, will be required of. the purchaser.
Aicertiiicate of the purchase, conditioned to
make a deed whom the sale is cod6rmed, and
the CONVEYANCE is ordered by the Court, will
be given to each purchaser. ss..ss -,
5-,-<7s !. JOSEPH n. BULLA,
May 20, ls71.-3n Commissioner.