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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-13
COLUMBIA. s. c.. August -, 1872.

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10 THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY PHOENIX:
LII your issue of Saturday last, my atten-
ton was called to another blow from the
celebrated Puffer, us lie came putting iulo
town. He protests he is innocent of the
charges made by mo against him, and
considers them unworthy Of notice How
IL 1t that the post Office detective ut At.
Ianta, Ga, wrote to the postmaster at
Union to look after the pnrty that was
circulating the counterfeit bills in Union
County? How waa it known in Henler
son County, N. c.? ThiE; is very plain
talk aud it is rhout as easy for you to
qoench Sol with fire engine Us ~ deny
the chnrges. The dead letter Office is
PROOF enough for the stump securing
business, and slnco the securing was put
STOP TO, the mines owe ine debt Of
S|2S-the most part Of it for stamps on
credit, which am III despair OF ever re-.
covering, even IL counterteits. In re-
gard to my character, and the reason he
has given for my leaving Union, am
fully sutisfied to leave thut to the citi
zens OF Union to decide; aud consider
SN>t'A.T W CTltlClSG Luc
character OF the swamp angels OF North
Carolina. I am totally ut loss to know
where could another being be found to
take the dose he has got. with the excep
ton of his cousin, Judge Alden, anotht r
unprincipled, blood.sucking scoundrcl
and udventurer. It is as easy to cnuse u
brass monkey to blush az either of them.
Aud as for ME heing the paid pimp OF bis
opponent, L will excuse him for using
the expression, as ho knows nothing
better. lnvincible ignorance ia always
free. have never yet received us much
OF his opponents greeubacks HI would
put the least spot Of green in my eye;
and though hnil from green Erin, thai
poor degraded Puffer knows we'll there
IL nothing green about me. If his op-
ponent goes to Congress, he will 90 there
without my assistance, us he always did.
A for Puffer's chances, he had better 20
home to the mines. take Is good wash and
plunge into the deepest shaft, and never
make his appearance on this earth again
Prepare for IL seat in Abaddon, as you
are more competent to fill that position
than seat in Congress. From your
beggared friend, J. LARKIN.
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Spotted Tail and his band, who are in
New York, recently went through the
usual process for delegation Indians
namely, being fed and lodged in good
hotels, and shown round the Industrial
wonders of the metropolis. In the
evening they attended church. and lis
tened to number Of philunthropic
Poor-Lo speeches. They returned the
compliment in short. "good Iudian" ad-
dresses. They wanted money, Spotted
Tail remarked. for the building of
churches and Sunday.schools. In re.
cognition Of this laudable desire, q
goodly collection was taken up, with
which the Brule Sioux will seek the
spirit on their return to the plains.
What spirit it would ut present be ur-
safe to say.
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Gov. Palmer, Of Illinois, made n
speech ut jacksonville, yesterday, in
which he told some truths which may
not be specially palatable to the Admin
istra.ionists. Gov. Palmer happens to
know something of the political record
of Gen. Logan, one OF tho Grant orators
who have great deal to say about pure
Republicanism. And he shows that the
Republicanism OF Logan ls no better
than that OF Grant; and that those who
nre so free with their definitions of party
fniih, are by no means final authority in
the premises.
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Purgative pills have become Il settled
necessity with the American people. In
deed, cathartics always have been and
always must be used, in some form, bv
all mankind. In this country the piulnr
forms Of administration has beon grow
ing in favor siuce pills were FIRST made of
aloes and rhubarb, rolled into ball.
Their high position in the public conf.
dence has finally been secured and fast
ened into permanency by Ayers Cathar-
tic Pills, the most skillful combination of
medicine for the diseases they arc in
tended to cure, that science can devise
Or art produce. Those who need pills,
no longer hesitate what pills to take, if
they eau get Ayers Pill.
Wheeling WA Press.
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Y. NJ. C.. a.

Y. NJ. C. A.
HHH E regular monthly meeting of the Young
a Mems Christian Association will be held
THIS tTuesdayl EVENING, in the Reading
hoom, at o'clock. 4. full attendance is
earnestly requested, as business of impor-
tance will come before the Association.
D. A. PRESLEY,
aug - Recording Secretary.
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Desirable Real Estate for Sale. in and
near the City of Greenvii1e.

AOoA tAo WY VI OIccuVllIc.
7 OFFER at private sale tho very desirable
i PLANTATION and RESIDENCE OF the
late VIM. BATES, deceased, located on the
RIVER and on the BUNCOMBE ROAD. sbont
two miles above the city and in sight OF il.
and within one mile Of tho AIRLINE Rail.
WAY DEPOT.
The tract OF land contains about 900 ACRES
about 40 ACRES Of which is very superior
RIVER and CREEK bottom, admirably a,lant
ed to the growth OF both grain and the
grasses; era. The uplands are very superior red
clay soil. and part OF them in native forest.
and il equal to the best in the up country.
The dwelling on the premises is very supe-
rlor, IL conveniently constructed and In GOOD
repair. The buildings are all in good re-
pair, and plenty OF them. The well Of water
III the yard is equal to the best mountain
water. The front fence (plank) is new: the
yard and,garden fence tpicket) has Just been
completed and painted; making it altogether
QUO OF the most desirable places for sale in
th1s section: or likely to be soon again.
also offer for sale q very desirable two.
story HOUSE an LOT. 1.-TWO acres, J on Bun
conbe street, in the city, one mile from the
public square.
Also, several very desirable BUILDING
W on Augusta street, ono mile from tho
public square aud near Furman University.
Aug III Ii. y. lIAMMtTr
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Auot1on Sales
Variety Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

~-n- - ~ AN1AA
Variety Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS tTuesday) MORNING, 18th, 10 O'Clock.
before my store. will cell:
= lbs: SMOKED SHOULDERS.
pals family Lard.
= bbls. fine Flour
= boxes Soda Crackers
- boxes Ginger Snaps.
= boxes Sugar Crackers
A;variety Sugar and Flour Covered Bucket
Wood and Stone Churns.
English Pot Ware.
Glass Ware, Crockery.
Sundry articles of Furniture. Gc. Aur13
Auction Sale.
U. s. COURT HOUSE AND POST OFFICE.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
COLUMBIA, 3. O., August 9, 1872.
IN SATURDAY, the 18th instant, I will
~ sell. at the yard 0! the United States
Court House and Post Office, in this city, the
following property, in lots as they stand:
About so 900 BRICKS,
About $4,000 cubic yards Granite Spawls.
The Spawls are suitable for Railroad Bridge
work.
Terms-Cash in United States currency:
purchase money to be paid before properly
can De removed. G.. T. BERG,
august II Superinteldent.
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New Line.

TEGCASA TIE undersigned have put on
SSAsASrth the line between Walhaila r. \ n r.
and tno eun of tho track OF the Air.l Line Rail.
road, In Georgia, first class COACHES and
dOuD TEAMS Tri-weckly trips will bo
made,,with close connections.
THOMPSON & STEELE.
WALHALLA, S. c., July 90, 1874
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University OF Virginia, Charlottesville.
HIHE session commences on OCTOBER I
Il The institution embraces an Academic
Department. and Departments of Law, Medi-
oine, Engineering and Agriculture. For cata.
logues, apply to WM. WERTENBAKER. Sec
retary Of the Faculty, P. o. University OF Va.
CHAS. 8. VENABLE
AuR IL tuth9 Chairman Of the Faculty
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Real Estate.

h6HI EBLaIe.
NNHE subscriber has in hand. for sale a
4 large amount OF valuable REAL ESTAT'E
consisting OF Plantations, Farms, Woodlands
and Mills.
ALSO
', improved and unimproved CITY LOTS.
Especial attention is called to that elepant
and commodi0us residence known as the Ell
more House. This residence is situated on a
lot OF six acres. handsomely improved, in a
healthy location, and can be bought on eaey
terms.
Several eligible BUSINESS LOTS. on Rich
ardson street. J. W. PARKER,
Real Estate Broker,
AuS II 1mo Columbia. g a.
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Coke.
PEHsONS who desire to be supplied with
L. the above article will leave their orders at
my Office. JACOB LEVIN
Secretary and Treasurer Col. Gas-Light Co.
Aug IL
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Prime White Corn.
EUST received, 500 bushels in sacks of two
~ bushels. Will be sold cheap for cash.
JACOB LEVIN
Aug III Auc and Com. Merchant
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-03
TIE OA South Church Boston, which

The Old South Church Boston, which
narrowly escaped destruction by the .e-
cent fire, is, doubtless, the most noted
church etlifice in the United States. The
Old South Society was the third Congre-
gational Society in Boston, and was :
ganized in 1869, in consequence of a Gu
rous theological quarrel in the First
Church The first church building of
this society, erected in 1863, stood for
sixty years 1t was of cedar, and it had
steeple and galleries, with the pulpit n
the north side. 1t was taken down in
1929, when the present building was
erected on the same spot, and religious
services We're held in it for the first time
on the Goth April, 1870 90. 81. The
Old South is frequently mentioned in the
pages devoted to the history of Boston
before and during the Revolution. In
1775 the British soldiers, eager to insult
those by whom they were SO cordially
hated, but whom they held so completely
in their power, occupied this meeting
house as riding-school and place for
cavalry drill. They established grog
shop in the lower gallery, which they
preserved in part for spectators of their
sport. The rest of the galleries were
torn down, and the whole interior was
stripped of its wood work. The floor
they covered with about two feet of dirt.
At this time the church was without a
pastor, and no new pastor was ordained
until 1879. In 1852 the building was
thoroughly repaired and put in very much
its present condition
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IF YOUR AUNT, ETC.

In a post mortent speculative problem
proposed by the Eureka Sentinel that IL
genious nervous-sanguine journal emits
as follows:
1t is the most natural thing in the world to
conclude that had Greeley and Brown been sue
cessful the latter would now be entitled to the
Presidential chair, but the point make is that
the Constitution does not provide for such coz
tingency, Arguing from the same premises there
would also be Il question as to who would be
Vice President.
And, also; If your 1nother-inlaw had
been differently constituted she would
have possibly been your father-in-law.
But why seek We after vain thing?
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-03

UNFoUNpED RUMoRs.-Last evening rumors
were rife upon the streets that Brigham Young
tory, and that lynching affair had Just occurred
in Eureka. Frequent inquiries were made at
our Office in reSard to the afioat. Finally
at request inquiries were made by the oper-
ator of the Western Union Telegraph Company
in this place, and reply was received from Eu-
reka that the report of the lynehing at Eureka
was untrue and from Salt Lake came the answer
that Brigham Young was alive.-Pioche Record.
Nor IS
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-03

JAMES WooD is held to answer to the
Grand Jury of Lincoln county for the
crime of murder in having killed William
McCarty. Poor cards mixed mp with the
peculiarly exasperating high wines of the
atmosphere of Phoebe brought on the
trouble and the slaughtering. ~
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-03

Irpains that moral monitor, the Eureka
Sentinel, to know that its immediate pat
rons did not dip deep into the purifying
cup of religious joy on the late Day of
Thanksgiving and Prayer. Such delin-
quency is to be deplored; and we sympa-
thise with Bro. Cassidy in his evident
grief of soul
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-03

SOME pretty waiter girls, alas beer
ierke-s alias soiled doves have been des-
poiied of their hard earned jewelry by in
considerate thieves at Eureka. And yet
virtue has its own reward
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VANS TO Cur HER BAcoS.-The dis
satisfied wife of James Bacon, job print
er, San Francisco, seeks divorce from
her iege lord. 1t is rash for her to do
this: but the aggravating cause of it was
rasLer of Bacon.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-03

A HEART1ss gADE-A marie d woman,
mother of two nice little boys, has aban-
doned her husbands bed to throw her
self into the arms of seductive vagabond
at Phoebe. So the Record states.
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$3.50, sos 90.
Tickets 81 Each or Six for SIS.


This Legal Enterprise is endorsed By the high
est authority of the State ard best business men.
Over Crle-half tie Tickets taken before Cctc-
Der LIST. The limited number on hand viii bs
furnished those who apply first
Money can be sent by mail, in Registered Let
tiers. Post Office Money Orders, or by Express.
All Prizes will be paid in full. AGENTS
WANTED For full particulars address
j. NJ. PATTEE.
nos General Manager, Omaha, Neb.
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DEATH OF A VALUABLE HoRsE.-''Sig-
nal a noted and valuable stallion, owned
by Mooney & Corrigan, Marysville, died
very suddenly in that city a few days
since.
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NorIcE-Hereafter the Express Office Of Wells
Fargo Co. will close at 6h O'Clock, P. NJ Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 o'clock
p. NJ. will be Forwarded by the night train
sU-Iw H. f. RICE, Agent.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-03

TIE Phoebe Record learns Of the crude,
unelaborate fact that one man has stabbed
another in Dry Valiey-wherever that is.
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PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
families are requested to let the same be known
to j. e. Ladd, rs there is continually demand
for the same.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
nF THE STATE OF NEVADA, Az
~ thorized by Act of its Legislature. sp-
proved March L. 1871, for the founding of
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

The drawing will take place at Virginia, Ne
vad:. the time of which due notice will be given
50 soon Is enough tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for the asylum Fund. IS
we'll the Prizes in full, that being the purpose
of the Trustees.
All unsold tickets in the hands of Agents viii
be called in before the time set for drawing.
Tickets of Admission. ........s5 in Gold Coin
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AAEANTED. A Ersf-class coloretl
" woman cook. to attend strictly 10 the kitcE-
en and do little plain washing. Coed wages.
Iposi.S of sn5i J. Z. LADD.
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NUANTEDL2OW Wood Choppers. In
W ouire of [o4-tfl j. E. LADO.
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Tickets are now for sale. and can be obtained
of c. c. PENDERGAST at the Office OF Wells,
Fargo L Co., and at the Office Of D. L. ELASCH-
ARD. Manager. at J. WaldstGia & Co.'S Cigar
Store, South c street. ocA-r
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Sound Business Considerations why
the Imperial Should be Preferred:
First-It was established N 1853. and is the
Oldest FIRE Insurance Company represented in
the United States.
Second-It has subscribed capital of sS,c09,-
o0O of which s:i,5c0 800 is PAID UP in Geld, with
further accommodated assets of S2.216,ol5. max
ing it st once the Strongest and Richest Fire In
sl,rance Company III the World.
Third-THIs COMPANY DOES \ Fire Business
Exclusively, ard none OF its assets are liable
to be diverted for MARINE losses as is the
case with ALL other English Companies repre-
scented on this coast.
Fourth-This Company's iosses at CHICAGO
were less than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND poLLaEs,
and have been paid in full. DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
FALKNEN. BELL 4 CO.,
3 49, General Agents for Pacific Coast,
$50 California street. San Francisco.
RICE & PETERS
ol-tf Agents, Carson City.
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1000 Gifts, amounting $3.50 Coo
WELLS, FARGO 4 co. Virginia City, Treasurer.
d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
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S265, 600 in gold coin will be given to hold
ers of tickets at the conclusion Of the Concert.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-05
SUCCESSION OF JOHN W. HARDIE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 341O6.

DY C.. Z. GIRARDEY d CO., AUC-
ID tiOneers- Nicholas J. HOey, Auctioneer-C flee
No II tx change plaee.-SATUkDAY, Nav 10, 1872, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange on Royal street between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, in this city of New or
leans by virtue of an order OF the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated the sixth of April 1872 will be sold By pun
lie auction for account of said estate, the folio ~
ing described property, to wit
/. THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE No 5E3
Charities street in the Third sUricJ OF tins city,
in the square bounded by Charities Gate MOres ~,
Port ST. Ferdinand and Architect streets. The lot
is designated by the No. 4, is the fourth from
the corner of Port street. bounded the side next
to Port street by lot No. g. or lately owned by
Lacroix, and on the other side by lot No. ,, for
merlv owned by NJ COngOt and measures Ameri-
can measure 26 feet inches front on each OF said
Chartres anG Architect streets, by l38 feet inch
and 3 lines in depth, between parallel lines.
2. TEN LOTS OF GROUND in the same district,
in square bounded by LapeyrOuse, Onzaga, Galvez
ana Miro streets designated lots Nos. TO 10 IN
elusvely, and measur ng each % feet inches ana
lines front on Lapey rouse street, by l29 rect
inches in depth lot No l forming the corner OF
LapeyrOuse and Miro streets. and lot No. 10 the
corner of LapeyTouse and Galvez streets.
Terms of Sale-One-thlrd cash, and the remainder
payable in three equal installments at tWelve'
twenty four and thirty-six months credit, with
interest of eight per cent per annum from
date of sale until final payment, with the usual
clause of five per cent attorneys fees IN event
of suit to enforce payment; the improvements 10
be kept fully insured, and policy transferred 10
the holders of the notes AID purchasers to assume
payment of all taxes for the year 1872
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the
expense of the purchasers, before ---, notary
public. apl4 % my4 II IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-05
BY s. GuinauIt.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTA FAvRE.

DY y. GUINAULT, AUCTTONEBR-OFFICR
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
SATURDAY, May Is, 1872 will be sold, at II NJ. ut
the Merchants and AuctiOueers' Exchange, Royal
street, betW cen Canal and CustOmhOuse streets by
virtue Of Judgment from the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, rendered
March a. 1872, and signed April 1872, the following
property, to wit
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Taird
District of this city, designated BY Nos 7 and 3
square 81, bounded by Genius, st. Anthony Baga-
telie and Celestine streets Said lots measure
French measure each rs feet inches front on &c.
Mus street by $50 feet deep.
q A LOT OF GtOUND in the same district esio-
mated by No. IN square Ca bounded hy Frs.uchule1
Genius, Celestine and Elysian Fields streets Said
lot measures 3lteet inches front on Frenchmen
street BY 10 feet in depth
3. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the same dis
tnct designated by Nos Is Is and II in square al
bounded by SOiidelle, Josephine Mazant and Bar
front on Soidelle street by 10 feet 6 inches in
depth.
4. SQUARE OF GROUND in same district dos
lgnated by No. "A. Sand square measures pa feet <
lines front on Josephine street, 34I feet mont ON
bartholomew street, pa feet lines front on Celes
tine street and 81 feet on the division hns nj
barthes property, or assigns
8 A SQUARE OF GROUND in the asme d$strict
designated by Ne. Al, and measures PA feet lines
mont on Ceestne street. 34l feet front or Barfbolo
new street, 224 feet lines trout on Geniua sfreet
and 34l feet on the division line of Barthes pron
erty. RAOP
See Psans at the Exchange.
Terms-Cash
Acts Of sale before A. Drey fous notary pvblie al
phe expense Of purchasers ipelu ling United States
: Ss3@Ps' Apl7 "a myA II lR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-05

DY c, e. GIRARDEY a. co., AUG.
d CONGRATULATIONS J. Hoey Anctioneer-Ofice
No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAY May Is,
1872 at twelve o'clock M at the Merchants and
AUctiOneers' Exchange on Royal between Canal
and CustOmhOuse stree 8, in this city of New Or
leans, will be sold at public auction for account
and risk of former purchaser, John Davidson and
legal representatives, who have failed ana refused
to comply with the terms of the Indication made
to him on Saturday, the eighJ zenith day OF DeCem-
Der, 1869, made in pursuance Of decree rendered
by the honorable the Parish Court for parish Of
East Felciana, State of Louisiana, as aforesaid
bearing date the thirtieth of October, 1863. TINS
sale is made under said decree, and by PERMISSION
OF the decree of the Supreme Court OF Louisiana Oh
the thirteenth of February, 1872 and made nnil Oh
the twentyhrst of April, i'll case OF john DaVlusyt
VS. executors of William Silhman, dssolvIins e tTe
injunction herein, and allowing the sale 10 -
euChere the following des ribbed proper 4StS nP AS
THREESTORY BRICK STORE On 20 %. jras
street The threestory bIlck STORE TO- -, situated
street. with two story brick kitchen q tbs s'ST
in the First District of this city III tiio @
bounded by PUydras, CarOndelet oU' +6a To- 49,
LAFAYETTE formerly Heyla) sIietIio5 st.a,t ~. =
la a. e. = obes front on P9ydras street, by
ter;h between parallel lines, OF ~, ,nI'.l,Id
until October 81, 1870 at s4Syo IL. PbaiT cofbier
5'be e description and measurement OF me ABOVE
described property are gwen ~ ~ ooGIoaiisS Win
SURVEY ;;I Dgiy1eer as per four several piats or
JiaTrams certified BY MN undtE GaIe u IW6ilth
November 1863 paTaPhtu Ne tafLleiLuL, ny I, y.
Cuveer, notary PuoliS' " i" LA''iJ eiN WIN Vlio
i,antnry of said estate.
T and conditions of Sale-One half of the
,rcfase DTce cash, the remainder on a credit of
~ Va mouths, m notes of the purchasers secured
nv special mortgage and vendors lien or tee
Geometry sold, ahd bearing interest of eight per
III neT anuum from date of sale until final paw
nent, with clause of five per cent attorneys fees
in event of suit to enforce payment thereof I'm
provenients to be kept fully insured, and policies
transferred until the notes are paid, Purchasers
to assume payment over and above the price of
adjudication of all taxes for the year 1869 and re-
fund to the estate the pro rata premiums on unex.
pired policies of insurance. Purchasers to have
The rents and revenues Rrising from the property
from the Rrst day of Mover nbeT 1869
Act OF sale and United States internal revenue
stamps attached at the Expense of the purchasers
before p CHARLES Cuvel ler, Bsq., notary public.
mg41l Il Is