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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
no CONSUM MPTIVES

Tho advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of thatdread disease, Consumption, by a
simple remedy is anxious to make known to
bis Fellow Sufferers the means Of cure To all
who desire it, he will send h copy of the pre-
scrlption used, Gree Of charge) with the, direc.
tions for preparing and using the same which
they will find sure CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &C.. Parties wishing the
will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1876 Penn st Williamsburgh,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
ID DIyFUICI TiTcIT AVN NFUDITGII

If those who are now suffering Pain, no mat.
ter what the cause may be, or by what name
1t is called--if external, apply RADwAYs
the pain is present. Ifinternal 20 drops, dilu-
ted in water, as drink. Whether Cramps,
spasms, Inflammation. Congestion, Asiatic
Cholera, Chills and Fever, the most violent ex.
crueiating and tortmi ing pains will bo stopped
in from one to twenty minutes. -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
RARE OHANOE FOR AGENTS,

AGENTS, we will pay you $40 per week in
cash If you win engage with us AT ONCE. Ev-
crythidg furnished and expenses paid. Address
~ y. A. ELLIS 4 co., Charlotte, Mich.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02

viii, in from ONE To TWENTY MINUTES, afford
ease and comfort, and this medicine, so rapid in
stopping pain, can be purchased Fifty. Cents
per bottle at almost every druggists and conn
try merchants store on this continent, and
within one hours distance 81 almost every hab
itation in the United States.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02

HORACE GREELEY and FAMILY
An elegant Engray ing, perfectlli llikenesses gsx2s
in. sent by mail 81. also, lCanlpai gn Goods, 1
silk Grant Badge g. plated 25c. Sample latest
style Wedding cards, Notes, &c. 25c
A. DEMARRST, Engraver, i92 Broadway N. Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02

61k u day to Agents, selling Campaign Badg-
QlO es for Ladies q Gents as breast n scarf
dential Candidates. SamIles mailed free for
30 cents. MCKAY y Co., Cedar St., N Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

CEALED proposals will be received at the Of
- flee of the Clerk of Elk Township, Vinton
county, Ohio, until the hour Off O'Clock p. NJ,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02

6oEN a MONTH EASILY, MADE
Nf1G7SSA-}w with Stencil and Key Check
Dies: Secure Circulars and Samples, nee. s.
M. SPENCER, Brattleboro, vt. isttf
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
Radway's Ready Reli

No matter how violent or excruciating the
pain, the RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, Infrm
Crippled, Nervous. Neuralgic, or prostrated
with disnasn. n1nY suffer. =.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-24

movements of Prince Napoleon:
PAKIS. October p Prince Napoleon
has appealed To- the Procureur General
of France for redress against the Min
listers of Interior, Perfect Of Police and
others who took part in his expulsion.
The appeal is made il accordance with
the provisions Of the penal code.
SHOULD it he returned or Uisregarded
the Prince will commence personal
proceedings IN the tourt> against the
par, les concerned. and will avail him
sell of all legal means to procure the
restoration of his rights rs "A citizen of
France. and the punishment of those
who have Illegally driven him from
his country.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-24
JOHN BOOTH.
OFFICER Rails Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
Term. Of subscriptions:
RIGHTS oF rRAvEL1sa SMOKERS

The New York Times thus sensi-
bly, remarks: A vast deal is written Of
the rights of people who do not
smoke. and the way they are in
fringed by smokers While no one
defends the impudent pntting of
tobacco smoke into the faces of men,
women and children. it is neverthe,
less true that the smokers. who form
the majority of the whole popula-
tion. have some rsGhts of their own.
Yet thev are treated by all railway
and steamboat companies as though
they deserved to incnr penalty for
every cigar consumed. On the rail
WAY the smoking car is usually the
oldest. dirtiest aud worst in pos
session of the company, and it is
uniformly placed next to the en-
CINE or baggage car, so that IN the
event of collisian the presumable
worthless smoker shall have the
first opportunity to he smashed. On
most steamboats,. instead of permit
ting men to smoke on the after deck,
they are banished to the extreme
bow. whence their smoke is evident
lv distributed over the boat, while
they run the chance of being tramped
upon by horses and crushed by fall
ind boxes. No nne wishes that
smokers ahould he permitted to
annoy those who do not smoke. but
since at least every other man is a
smoker, why should he not be
decentlv accommodated?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-24
ON MARRIAGE.

UAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM
+ the effects of Errors ami Atuees in early
life. Manhood restored. lmpe!ne,ts to Mar
ria.e removed. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remeiies Boz Ks aud Circular.
sent ~, e. in sra'ed veupes
Add eSa HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. PA.--an iDstftu-
tim h wing high reputation for honorable
duct and pI ofessiun. (aug21 :em.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
RilIiu@s's Wiz ana EfisdcIfE.-GoGh
ErzoI,sslur,s for 1872 IS 1873.

That wont smoke emmy more cigars, only
1t Sllinbody clsc's expense.
That wont borrow or lcnd-espeshi]y
lend.
That will he polite tew everybody, cX-
cent muSkceters and bcd-bugS.
That wont advise emmy boldly until kno
the kind ov advise they are anxious tcW fol-
low.
That won't wear emmy more tite boots, if
have 10 90 barefoot 10 do it.
That wont eat any morc chicken soup
with onc-tincd fork.
That wont swop dogs with no MAN, ul-
less kan swop two tor one.
That wont Object TO emmy man on ac-
kount of lliz color, unless he happens tew be
blue.
That wont swarc emmy, unless am put
under oath.
That wont believe in total dcpravity, only
in gin at 4slillinss gallon.
That poverty may be Il birssiuS; but if it
liz. it IL Il blessing i'll disguise.
That i will take my Whiskcy hereafter
strliSht--Str1iSht tew the gutter.
That the world owes nc Il liyinG--pro-
vided earn it.
That will stick to my taylor az long az he
will tew me.
That won't swop emmy horses with dea-
con.
That no man shall beat me in politencss,
not eu long ls poltcncSS kOntlnucS teW be az
cheap az it liz now.
That il lovely woman smaks ne on one
cheek, will turn her the other also.
That if Il man kal!s ne phool, won't ask
him tcw prove il.
That will lead II moral life if lose good
deal OF plum by il.
That if Il man tells NE mule wont Xix, i
will believe What he seq without trying it.
That if emmy body IocZes even u goose i
will weep with him, for it Is tui1 blZneSs 10
loose goose.
That if ever do git hen that ken lay )
eggs day shall insist upon her keeping one
of the eggs OH hand Tor sinking phund.
That il liz no disgrace tew be bit by dog
unless he due it the scckond time.
That it liz Just as natrsil tew be born rltch
az poor, but it liz seldum so convenient.
That one of the riskycst things tew slrad-
die il the back Of 80 day note.
That the best time tew repent ov blunder
liz Just before the blunder liz made.
That wont grow emmy kitS. Sponttne-
Gus kats have killed the bisSness.
That will love my mother-in-law il ii
takes all the money kan earn tew do it.
That believe real good lies are Citing
skarcer and skarcer every day.
That will reSpcht publick opinion jest AZ
long az kan reSpekt myself in doing it.
That when hear man Dragging on his
ancestors won't envy him, but will pity
the ancestors.
That wont bcleave in emmy ghost or
ghostesses unless they weigh about 140
pounds and Gun eat a good square meal.
That wont bet on nothing; for things
that require betting on lax sumthing.
That will brag on my wife all the time,
but i will do it silently.
Finally. | will sarch for things that are
little, for things that are lonesum, avoiding
all torchlight proSeshuns, bands Of brass
musick. wimmin's rights conyenshuns, and
grass widders generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
By Lee s. EoddiI!,
Auct!onccrS and Real Estate Agents,
No lllS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE. AND ALSO VERY
VALUABLE CD.I. RIGHTS hSUISTEIESTS
To decree Of The Circuit Court Of the city of Rich
mord pronounced on the liih dry OF June, 1872 III The
salt al the Common wealth rS L. ii. Huffman, late
sheriff of llrnrco comfy. and others, the under.
signed. special commissioners named in said decree
will, on MONDAY the 9Th day of August, 1877?
that being court-day at the court house Of iicnrjct
county proceed In sell ut public auction TO the high
est bidder all the following described real estate
situate In the county Of lcurico--to w.t.
That TRACT OF LAND containing THREE
HUNDRED ACRES. being the homestead of L.
McGruder. deceased. called The Short Pump"
Also, another TRACT OF LAND. adjacent to The
aboyc-nancd tract, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND FOETY-FOUR ACRES, purchased by H.
McGrudcr. dcceasc1. of Fletcher.
Also, SIXfI-SlX ACRES Of LAND near III,
Short Pump, purchased "i John and Mary joneH
aud Others.
Also. al interest ir, 10. and ont Of all coal
LANDS and COAL RIGHTS devised 10y II. Nc.
Grndcr deceased by his will. to William NJ. DC.
Grudcr and l.. :. MCGruGer.
All the alorc-dcscribcH property l. considered
very valuable and desirable on account of location
improvements. and coal and persons DESTROYS 0
purchasing requested 10 examine the property
before the day OF sale.
TERMS or SALE: One-asth OF the purchase money
will In required 10 be- paid in cash. tho residue
credit Of six, twelve. eighteen, and twcuty-foul
months, the purchasers executing their negotiable
notes for the deic red payments, with interest AZ the
rate of six per ccntuIn per annuin added from day
Of sale. aud legal title REFINED by the court until Tho
LANES c. TAYLOR.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
/. 7. TURNER,
~ i:-tds Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

A HARD TINE FOR SOME OF ISL should
like TO live in community where every
mans face would represent his idea OF HIM
self. Even Us 1t Is there is not countcnance
iii the wide world so honely that its owner
does not find in it Il grace unseen by others.
1t is this consciousness of ut least IN approach
toward the beloved ideal that makes ugly
folks quite as much given to throwing sleeps
eyes at themselves in mirrors AS handsome
people are. Photographic albums album
dainty record this pathetic striving after
ideals shown in every case where the artist
has not posed and retouched subject and
negative out Of all individuality and express
sion.
But it is not merely at the photographers
that people endeayor to impress upon others
their own conception of themselves. Wego
through life trying to do it. And oh, What
hard time some of us have! Think of u
man with brain that feels broad and tower
ing, and narrowing forehead, at an angle of
torty-fre degrees; imagine another with a
Wellington heart and L turn-up nose, or a
girl whose idea OF herself is something like
Mrs. Browning, and who stands six feet in
her stockings. a youth of my aequaint-
ance, who affects the appearance Of rake, is
miserbly baffled by Il goodly style of coun-
tenance; to judge from his face one might
suppose that he Iad attended the recent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

7,W,,e,ie aed against the simple duty Of NM,
3hnsS PiiiIip fsonld lived unknown satad
s,,nnnt,ced. he had received, most pro-
'bably. neither gifts OF intellect nor
e,,stIre d, claim any especial regnrd only q
Main. blunt man, who--of this we 1re sure
loved his friend. The women were mere ;, ac-
nna;rta,ices there was no call for sacrliic
~, hin, more than OH any other of the crowd
who stood aboutttem. There was no reason
,yby mo should fling away his young lie. us
SnIj If nro,nise MS strong and sweet to nm as
that Of any man of fairer skin, beyond the
fact that there are certain men among us OF
ror,j hlooa who live ol,scurely until some
a;r c,,mstsnce bids them prove their birth.
Ni W. hnne tl,c story OF this man who died
- ,n,pf,,Ilv will be told. simply because it is
. ,rho;asome and ennobling story to Us all.
Praise cannot benefit him now, nor give
nnn,for, IN whoever is left behind to love or
caro- tor him. The quiet life Of such men Is
worth more to those who know them than
any act of sacrifice; "dying was not all tiief
had The skill to do.o We believe, too, ti:I
the most cheering part OF the story IS
the fact that such mel are ccniho!!'
about us. There is not railroad ;.cci.
dent. nor emergency OF any ktnd -" .iio' .
does not bring to light deeds OF hefoislIi, VI
sclf-.acrifce, of unSeltishncSs, thai s'ii ,'Ie
pulse and bring the water to the eye. We
thank God for such men as this gallant iau'
and thank Him the more that we ma 80
many Of them on every siue OF US I'D p, ,.9,
skins and in white. We do not mourn Ear
Percy dead the less becahsc we Emo" ,ii' D..
We have "hundred living SUI is S'iiE'h'
knights as hc."--Ne,o YORK. 1Tto""e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
a Young Man Murdered for Going an
Bati,inS-.-A Memphis Tragedy.
Frcm the Memphis Avalanche, July 10.

From the Memphis Avalanche, July 10.
A cold-bloodcd murder was committed
last evenin. near dusk at the lcyec, just be-
low the foot of Bcal street, upon the person
Of n lad about twentyone years old named
Jobu Murphy, an apprentice to The gas
fitting business in the establishment OF j. W.
S. Browne. The name Of the murderer is
Sturgeon, Il man who for the past year has
been in the employ of George McllcrSh, Wait
& Lewis and others, rs Waterman Of coal
boats lying in the harbor.
Sturgeon and his wife have resided in Il
tiatboat moorcd at the landing for some time
past, and boys about town have been in tho
habit of bathing in the river near the flat,
much to the annoyance of Sturgeon and his
family. Last evening number OF young
men went to the levee to go in swimming.
when Sturgeon came out of his boat having
an old-fashoncd army mr>kct, and threat
ened to shoot among the crowd unless they
cleared out. Mrs. Sturgeon also showed her.
self on deck, carrying Il large navy revolver,
and also threatening to shoot. The bathers
left in hurry, moving several hundred yards
below the tlatb0at, where they again went
into the water to swim.
A few moments after Sturgeon took dc
liberate aim with his mu<ket aud fired at
young Murphy rs he was swimming in the
water, the bail striking him in the head,
passing entirely through, and killing him al
most instantly. His comrades pulled the
body out of the river and laid it on the
bank. Sturgeon Immediately after commit
ting the bloody deed jumped into skin
and pulled oil down the river. lie was pur-
sued by officers Fitzgerald, Kelly, and Stew
art, who pulled down rs far rs the head OF
Presidents island, but being nearly half MI
hour behind the murderer, he managed TO
elude the officers, and escaped.
Mary Sturgeon, the wife Of the slayer, was
arrested soon after and taken to Causcy-
Street station, where she was locked up rs
accessory to the murder.
She stated that she and her husband have
been residents Of this city since August last,
and that they CAME here together from st.
Louis. Since living here she has lost two OF
her children, and her only remaining one is
a small infant, three weeks old. which was
left i'll the tlatboat last night, cared for by !,
boy who had been employed by the parents.
AT late hour last night the BODY of poor
Murphy WIS taken to the undertaking estab-
lishment Of Owen Smith, from whence it will
be Inferred at O'Clock this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
phiIfD Gould.

The leading journals have been giving u
daily column of eager comment on the Stokes
matter-the skilful chacanery of the trial of
a fast young man for the murder of 4 thief
in behalf of an unchaste woman. There is
another story, which they pass by in silence,
of 4 young fellow who on last Friday did
what he could for women too, though In an
other fashion, upgilded by diamonds or stocks
or romantic nastineSs, which seems to us at
leastas well worth the telling. A party Of en-
curSionists had gone out from Philadelphia to
the hills near NOrristown, and just before dusk
gathered about Il station called Spring Mill, in
order to return home. The track at this
point slopes sharply about the hill, with 4
bank on one side and declivity on the other
Five Of the women were on this track when
the whistle Of the approaching express was
heard sweeping round the curve not twenty
yards from them. They mistook it for the
train on the other side of the river which
was just passing, and did not move. The
next instant the express flashes into sight
the crowd, terrified, shrink back with cry
Of terror; all except one man, who throws
himself in the very front Of the engine.
thrests one after the other of the five down
the embankment iuto safety, and is caught up
and dashed to the ground at their feet-dead.
AZ toSo uOt otClu w iS W Euu any lOICC
to the story to state that the women, and
the man who gave his life for them so sim
NY and promptly, MS though it were the only
natural thing for him TO do, were colored.
During the war we crowned with our
laurel ana our praise those gallant young
lelioWs who hung life away for some greater
good--tlie safety Of their country-tiic free
dom Of a race. Because the same cause touched
our own convictions and burned in our own
blood, we thought it was that which had
strengthened them for the sacrifice. But
better than any cause is the Inherent bravery
OF bieod that meets death as n companion
file quiet just contclrrpt Of life when
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
BY W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
By W. Goddln,
SALE OF TH!

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF THAT
tREAUTIFULC OUNTRY-SEAT,INTH
LACE OF BOWLING GREEN. CALLED CLEt-
SEA, WITHIN a QUARTER OF 4 MlLEyE II aE =
CORPOR ALTON LINE. CONTAINING FIVE 40
SIX ACRES.-By virtue of decree OF TIE SnaI-
crry Court of the city Of Richmond entered on the
st of july Is7., IN the Of Mintcr against Roy
&C. | shall. rs special commissioner thereby ap-
pointed. proceed to sell 1t public AUCTION, on me
premises. Oh SATURDAY the 2oth Of july M: ut
O'Clock P. NJ, that beautiful place knownas CsEL-
SEA of which james G. Roy died seiZed, conGnn-
ing about SIX ACRES, more or less. The ianq Les
on an elevated summit overlooking Tire city on hlcn-
mond. and Is admirably adapted for SUBURBAN resi-
,lence or market garden. The dwelling is rs anu
excellent one. and contains about ten rooms. DC
sides the dwelling, there Is large brick tenemcns
containing four rooms, which. with some repairs ana
alterations, could bc inside comfortable residence.
The place Is so well and favoribly known tfat
further description Is deemed unnecessary except
to remark that 1t has long been noted for us peau
ful and commanding view and for the hanosoiie
shade trees which surround the dwelling. us diS,
lance from the capitol IS not over one mile. II wiz
be sold as n whole or divided into three parcels ac-
cording to the plat of survey to he exhibited NJ the
honr of sale. $780,.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at one two,
and three wears for negotiable notes bearing SIX per
cent prr annum interest, and title retained I'LL the
i1'''>' A. AUSTIN SMITH,
,r ,o1ot Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
BY GrGhts & Williams,
huctionccrs and Zeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE CONNER.
L CIAL BLOCK, At THE SOUTHWEST COR.
SER OF CARY AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
AND OF THE BnlCk DWELLING ON TIE
WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREET BETWEEN
decd of trust executed Ia the undersigned aS trustees
BIZ Abncr +. Harvey, John ID. Harvey. and John n.
Williams, dated April: ISL, and duly recorded ~
the office of the Chanccry Court of the city of Hicl-
uiond conveying To the undersigned the property
known rs the "Commcrcll Block " and the dwell
lng-house on the west side OF Ninth street between
Clay and Leigh streets, being tlsthr residence ni
John u. Harvey the undersigned VIII sell tn. SAID
property ut auction, III Tie premises respectively,
In the manner and In the order hereinafter ncl-
toned. on THURSDAY the lst day of August, E.2,
commencing mt II O'Clock NJ. with the Commercial
Block, embracing four iirst-clss stores and ware
houses and at 3 O'Clock j. VI. with the dwelling
No. 81! north Ninth street.
Under prior deed OF The same Erantors for The
same property to jaime: l'l"asanis. trustee. he VIII
first nuk,. sale at the time and places above named
If such parts of said property "s may be necessary
To satisfy the purposes Of that deed. The unerSigE-
c,l will then sell the residue I'll sid property, or so
much thereof may ic necessary 10 satisfy the pur-
POSES OF the aforesaid deed 10 them.
For more detailed description Of the said prop
rrty rcfcrrrp l. made The foregoing advertise
mcnt, sigrcdby JAMES PLEhShNTS, Trustee.
TEWs,: Onr-i"urtil CASH. The ha'amCc In equal
nst:i!uIrns az four. eight, ana twelve months Tor
negotiable notes. with interest added 1T the rate OF
six cCIituIu per annln and secured 10y deeds OF
trlis; upon the property ~
THOMAS ". MCCANCE,
JAMES NELSON.
Trustees.
Sale conducted by GEuBBs Il WILLIAMS. Auc-
trlrcrs. " lG-c0df!nl y&tdtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and kuctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
CITY yA az IRAichd EnL AZ T sUUThw EST
CORNER OF CARY AND TuIRTEENTH
SEEkTs M KS3 9S t As G D2shbkG rk
VATE REklDENCE on THE !, VEST 81 SiDE OF or
NINTH STREET BE IIlriE G =, a1oc ANm
81: the provisions OF deed of trust from Ahncr r.
Harvey John u. Harvey. and John IL; Niiitahls,
ami their wives to me rs trustee ocris ue ~, W.,
the 10Th fiy of APRIL 1870 and duly recofdi In the
clerks office OF Richmond Chanccry Court ncilS
thereto required BY the cree ttors secured WI SKI
a at aHe,o Sso tne on pKi slS t Isl
August, lS72, the following prcpcrtE conveyed "
said decd, or so mulch Shsrc"s rs may benccesaFs 10
The sa,r Vii: cmmcncr nj l. o'clock NJ. with that
most valuable and wcll-known property I'LL III;
COMMERCIAL BLOCK" situated as ao9 ,, al ,i
embracing fnr most substantial lI.ON-fRoNI
BKiCk STORES AND WAREHOUSES;; occupied
by Messrs. Harvey J"cs tlm Ma,,c &C. I"' o.
feet to an al!cy They are four stores ABOVE the
basement. were erected since The war, nave every
convenience for Warehouse ana St"rgG nnrpascs.
I,e couvcnienes. This block Is not SlirlrisSn'i by
any in the city for Its thorough and costly consfnc-
tinn and its most favorable situation for business
purposes. and II T. IN every respect strictly trs-
class property of Its kind.
On The same day. ut os o'clock =. NJ. will sell the
TUREE-STORI BRICK RESIDENCE No. 51I
north Ninth street, brwecn Clay and Leigh streets,
occupied by the lair John D. Harvey during his llc-
time This Is very desirable residrIce' with about
nine rooms, usual Out-bnildnes, and all modern
conveneucps: near To- bEa.nass, In pleasant neigh
l,prlWted. and ia good orG2r.
equal !usalmenis nj fonr. eight. aud twelve months
FOR Negotiable noles with interest added at the rate
six per ecntn per aililuin and secured by deeds OF
trust upon the property sold.
Purchasers will not he required 10 pay any taxes
for the year 1872 on the property.
A plat of the Commercial Block may be seen at
the office of the "Tcti" meg 5, >rs r,.o,
t,,r-