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Proceedings of the Democratic
state Convention.

The Democratic State Convention as
sembled at Frankfort, on Thursday
last.
On motion, Gen. Lucius Desha, of
Harrison county was, elected temporary
Chairman. Upon taking the chair the
General made brief speech, returning
thanks for the honor, and suggesting i'm
mediate work. The.following temporary
Secretaries were then elected:
RE Little, OF Madison; r T Harri-
son, Carroll; w T Samuels, Franklin.
Colonel Perry, of Madison county,
offered the following;
Resolved, That each Congressional
District delegation in this Convention
report to the Chairman Of this Conven-
ton the name of one delegate from each
District, b. constitute a Committee ON
Permanent Organization, and one from
each District To constitute Committee
on Resolutions, and the Chairman of the
Committee shall appoint two delegates
AAoAh wv t'tsttS ~ ihi ~ oh Nb'h Noihihii-
tee.
2. That all resolutions offered in this
Convention shall be referred 10 the Com
mittee ON Resolutions without debate.
Adopted.
The Districts were then called and the
following committeeman named:
First District-Pcrmanent Organiza-
ton, Jas b Garrett; Resolutions, VIM
Linsay.
Second District Organization, Thos G
Jones Resolutions, II ID McIIenry.
Third District Organization, Hon G.
7 Edwards RESOLUTION, Thos III Hines.
Fourth District Organization, loder
Poinyarl Resolutions, Z q Mckay.
Fiilh strict--Organiniion, j r.
Bullitt; Resolutions, I i Bramlottc.
Sixth District Organization, Smith
X liawosi lc,plutions John IN tom
Seventh hi trict Organization, p
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CAMPAIGN CLUB.

As the Congressional and Presidential
contest has fairly opened, we desire to Of
fer 10 the citizens Of this part of the State,
cheap medium Of political ncws; and
we now cfTer 20 clubs often or more, our
paper frpm May IO1h 10 the 1T OF Do.
ccmbcr, for the small sum Of 10 cents
aud 70 sihslc subscribers for thc same
length of time, a; 81, 90.
The present political canvass will he
one of very great importance, aud our
facilities for furnishing our people with
reliable and accurate political news, have
never been cxccllcd. Send in your
clubs and subscriptions at onoel
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STATE CONVENTIONS.

The Democratic State Convention o
Maryland, which assembled in Baltimor
on the 18th, elected a full Greeley dele
CATION to the National Convention.
The Democratie State Convention o
lTsSas Ehish 1et Sn--ss 18th, indoH $
the Cincinnati platform but refused to
adopt resolution instucting the dele
gates for Greeley and Brown.
The Democratic State Convention of
which assembled at st. Paul
on the 10Th, adopted the Cincinnati plat
form, and instructed their delegates to
the Baltimore Convention to vote for
Greeley and Brown.
The Democratic State Convention of
June20th, unanimously passed
Iesolutions indorsing the Cincinnati plat
form and instructing the delegates to
Baltimore TO vote as a unit for Greeley
and Brown. The greatest harmony pre-
vailed, and the convention adjourned
amid great enthusiasm. .--
The Democratic State Conventions of
he following States have met during the
week, and have all declared for the Gin
,innati nominees: Arkansas, Illinois,
New Jersey. 80
Georgia sends delegates uninstructed,
but all are favorable to the Greeley Brown
ticket.
The Illinois Democratic and Liberal
Conventions "clasped hands across the
bloody chasm made by the war" and
a State ticket consisting of
men of both parties.
The Ohio State Democratic Conven-
ion meets today.
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the FEDERAL Government, with President
Grant A. H. Executive head, has persis.
tently violated the Constitutionand cleo.
tive Franchise and, unless arrested in is
crntrniixiuv ,iwiiiaes aud corrupt prac
tees, will subvcrt and destroy our iber-
tie. (Applause
"Resdsrd, That the Democracy Of the
State Of Kentucky now roaflirm the prin-
ciplcs contained in the platforms adop-
ted by former Conventions Of the party
since and including the Convention Of
the Let Of May, 1866. These platforms
contain substantially the theory and
practice which, we believe, IL carriedout,
will secure the protection Of life, liberty,
and property, and all the essential ends
Of free government.
"Rcsoipcd, That, while We adhere to
the principles contained in said platforms,
and while we are deeply impressed with
the conviction that the peace, prosperity,
freedom and happiness Of the people Of
the United States will be best secured
and promoted by n strict adherence TO
said principles in the administration Of
both State and Federal governments, yet
recognizing and approaching the ncccs-
sity Of preventing, Il possible, the contin.
uancc IN power Of the present corrupt
Administration, while we do not express
" instruct our delegates to the National
Convention as TO the course which they
shall pursue, we expect them, after con
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yillc. spoke for kentucky, nl 10 one 10
The aioat cfrc,iy, spcrJhoso Of the session,
P'cdgel her hearty support to iho Lib
cnl ticket The Greeley sentiment gen
orally pyelomina'el. Tho frco-iradc
Republicans who were not imPcrvious to
reason and altogether irnpmcticallc de
clarci Themselves for Greeley AMI Brown,
and Judge stallo, Edward Atkinson and
other imprncticablrs went 81 to them
sclvcs, and nopina,cl Groosbock, Of
Ohio, fr President and Olmstcad, Of
New York, for vice President. They
arc not 81 foolish as to accept, and take
rhoroad that leads from Greeley to Grant.
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"A number Of distinguished gentlemen,
-NKd1are opposed 10 the present admins
fration and lis continuance in Office, and
deem il necessary that all the elements of
the opposition should be united for com
mon effort at the coming Presidential
election, met at the Fifh.Avenue hotel,
in New York, on Tbussiay last. About
one hundred IL knsskes were present,
representatives irsm s'vcfy section of the
country, including Senators schurz aud
Trumbull. recognized headers of the Lib
eral movement Ex-Governor Cox, of
Ohio, presided. Ever since the adjourn
ment of the Cincinnati convention the
Radicals have cndeayored 30 induce Sen
aior Shurz 10 declare himself in opppsi-
tion 30 the ticket nominated there, tnt
these efforts have proved unayailing.
Senator Scliurz will give bis hcariy sup
port 10 the Liberal ticket, all reports 10
the contrary Notwithstanding and he
asserts that his pro'encc al the conltrebce
is solely for the purpose Of paoifymg
those of the Libeulls-ultra free-tsaders
< who are opPo-''i 10 Mr.. Greeley On ac-
co,s.t OF his vies's on Tie tatilr question.
Ils se>x,or, Of the conference continued
until allcfmid might, and during the pro
Il w.s evident than the sym
Iashies Of naparily of tho n'embcrs
we're With The Cincinnati nominees. Sen
nor schurz, in the chief sfeooh Of the
,ycning. declared himself firmly for
irociey. Henry Waiicrson, If Louis
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Tue first exclusively negro jury ever
impancled in Kentucky served at an in.
quest held in Louisville ON Wednesday
last on the body of negro named wag.
ner, who died from the effects of wounds
inflicted by another negro on the steamer
Robert Burns, on tho Goth of May. Ac-
cording to the Commercial, "they con.
Quoted the Investigation in a manner
highly creditable to themselves"
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As THE kabeas oOPs clause of the
Ku-Klux law was moi extended, and as
no pretext exists fr sending United
STATES tEeaps into be Southern States,
the War department. has ordered all the
troops from these States to the Plains, to
prevent, If possible, an Indian outbreak
this season.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.

Every one, Of course, knows that our
State Democratic convention took road
which leads from Grant to Greeley
Had we been permitted 10 direct its
movements and dictate its resolutions, its
action wonld have been more in accord
viii the sentiments expressed in the very
rcnsiblc resolutions offered BY General
Basil Duke. The fnct H. there was en-
tirely too much wandering to the views
Of our friends, the Bourbons. This is no
time to play the agreeable, simply for
the sake Of gratifying very foolish party
pride. Bold, manly, outspoken resolu-
tions inrfavor of Endorsing the Liberal
nominees, is what we wanted and needed,
and that is what the vast majority Of
Kentucky Democrats expected at the
hands Of their delegates in convention
assembled. We are making history to
be read and pss4ed upon-not only by
our own State people and for the present
time alone, but for whole nation, and
TO be read and pondered over for years.
fAa demand made by the anti-Greeley
..'-.1 ~ sisysal sszsSiss I'd which
found expression ia the sofl-soldor COM
promise resolutions pat forth, was, 10 our
thinking, puerilc in the extreme. The
spirit of the rebellion against the .ex-
pressed wishes Of seven-tenths of the
Democrats of Kentucky, which mani
tested in the threat that If Greeley was
plainly Endorsed, the disaiIectcd would
bolt the convention, smaeks very much
of that bravado which boys exhibit when
one OF them places a chip upon his head
and darcs another 10 knock it off.
After all, however, we were glad to
know that an ''unbroken Greeley dele
CATION wqs appointed TO attend the Bal
timorc convention, and We fear not the
result of their action as cur delegates.
They go there instructed to "voto as a
unit on all questions" and, knowing the
sentiment of Kentucky, they will not be
slow to express it, or mealy-mouthed in
their expression. No State, in our opin-
ion, will give the Liberal nominees a
more cordial and heartfelt support than
our own, and should Greeley be Endorsed,
Kentucky will be proud to honor him
with an immense majority. While we
regret that our recent convention was not
"unit" in sentiment, We must and do
rejoice to know that there was no split :
there in our ranks, but that all agreed to
abide the action Of the nation conyen- !.
ton at Baltimore, whether that conven-
ton makes an independent ticket, or /,
whether they indorse Greeley and Brown.
This, at any rate, leaves no honest hole
for bol;er ON either side 10 crawl through
and all will unite TO carry out the viii of !,
the convention, whatever that may be. !,
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SPECIALS.

sSr Out Of the abundance Of the heart
he mouth poaketh. He that hath bust
ness To- him trM talk business. -tsa
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No kill, no pay. The sure be'l-bug
exterminater, for sale at W. II. Amber
sons.
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SHooes in business is insured through persistesi
md iadieious advertising.
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Fruit jars of all sizes, at greeley re
duced prices, far sale at w. Ii. Ander
sons.
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Go to the Trade Palace of Craig
MeAlister for style.
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Dunn Il Owsley sell Foutz's celebrated
Horse and Cattle Powders. 1t is GER
tain remedy for Chambers, Distemper,
Founder, Heaves, Cough Fevers, Loss
of Appetite, or Vital Energy. 1t is a
sure preventive of Lung Fever, Collie
and Bolts. 1t is good for COWS, sheep,
hogs, and will cure all diseases incident
to any kind of stock. Try one box.
Best corsets in the world, "Embroid-
cred Globe" only sl,25 at McAlister
a. Miller's.
I When the ladies want fashionable goods
and the latest styles they go to Craig Il
McAlisters Trade Palace.
The only infallable remedy for Chicken
Gaps and Cholera, the terror of poultry
raisers, can be bought at W. ii. Ander.
sous, -. - - &. ..-
Dunn d Owsley keep always on hand
a full stock of drugs and medicines.
Greatly reduced prices on jewelry at
Dunn n Owsley's.
Go TO w. II. Anderson's for pictures and
picture frames.
DID, ON m, n,,nn Al OUsla,, all Ii -.
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Best corsets in the world, "Embroid-
cred Globe" only sl,25 at McAlister
IL Miller's.
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$1,000 reward offered for any case of
Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles that DE Bings Pile Remedy fails
10 cure. For sale at Dunn Il Owsley's.
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New supply of Croquet sets received
at w. III. AndersOn's drug store.
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The only infallable remedy for Chicken
Gaps and Cholera, the terror of poultry
raisers, can be bought at W. ii. Ander.
-
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When the ladies want fashionable goods
and the latest styles they go to Craig q
McAlisters Trade Palace.
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Dunn d Owsley keep always on hand
a full stock of drugs and medicines.
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Tmuiman Resolutions, Richard liavo.
Eighth phtriCt-Organisation. v q
Barton Resolutions, J u McCrecry.
Ninth District Organization, J w
Kendall; Rcsoiuiicns, q NJ Adams.
lie nth District Organization, w w
Baldwin; Resolutions, J NJ Ncsbitt.
At Large-Rcsolutions, Jas y Beck;
Col. Robt. johnson; Organization, Robt.
Simmons, Thos Turner.
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Call on Dunn Il Owsley and look at
their elegant stock Of jewelry.
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Greatly reduced prices on jewelry at
Dunn n Owsley's.
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Go to W. II. Anderson's for pictures and
pioture frames
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DIED.


BERGEB. September 2, between and O'Clock,
CHABLks d. BERGER, in the 5oIh year Of his
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence. 1874
Pennsy lvsni9 eyenue, o-morrow (Iueslay) after
noon, at 4 o'clock.
FERsN Sunday, September Isl. at o'clock 2.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JACKSON. September LIST, DAVID NJ. JACK
son, ased e years aud months
90 attend bis funeral from his lave residence, No
- aga 18Th street, between New York avenue and ID
street, on Tuesday, September 30, at O'Clock
IEFCKE On Sunday morning September lat,
att . clock 8 m, Mrs. hARf LEE ChE, aged IS
Relatives and friends ofthe family are respectful
deuee No. 324 9th street :. f., Tuesday, at oelk
pm
I InS sef ELz S SslGff W. PETIT FIT
BONE. wife of Mr. John Pettibone, in the ash year
The funeral will take place from her late resi-.
deEcs. 20. gao l4th street W at 2O'clock D. m:
on Wednesday, the ith instant The relatives and
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend.
RYAN In this city on Sunday evening. the LIST
late Wn. Ryan in the 81 III year of her age formerly
friend. SsT the family ar. RESPECTFULLY invited
% stend the funeral from her Ia te residence, No.
92i s5th street northwest, Tuesd ay the 81 ins at
sTRAINING In this city, at o'clock a. M,
septsmteTc "a phA BIZ young at chl,d OF John
Gays.
Dearest Charley, thou has left US,
And thy loss we deeply tee!;
1t v God who has berefI Us,
He can all our sOrrOws heal.
Funedal will take place Tues day at D. m y,
from the residence Of the No. 434 street,
\. W The friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend.
WILSON. On the LIST instant, at IL O'Clock D. M 4,
Mrs. sOPHIAih !WILs0N, in the I'D year OF her
Funeral At 10 q m. Tuesday, frsm the residence o
family are invited 20 attend.
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CONTENTS or TIE NANVkL
PAkf f.-Ts'ln Laws from l2ts 20 asfe the No..
iron IN iorce is IN large typs- while that which -
repealed Is In email type,
cslly arranged, with extraols from aozulasioo.
and Decisions OF Treasure Department as foot-
APPINDIX.-Toreigu Moneys. vsiue as nred by
Y. {. Standard. hates OF Isre. hases Of Draw
tsck. Standard weight % grsin. Lineal ysra-
dnced 10 sausre aTds lnVsices when in order
EBisy vittout invoice. Ab&;elsent OF duties Tor
ssmAse Curing the voyAse OF inport.iian San
pies OF Coocs Re appras sn ents. Duties payable
IN con kNcess of Weigh Lien for daties. Ton
cesmed .2s9 lbs. Railroad iron mportei fer
pairs OBiy. Drawback on oor6sge Of foreign hem,.
feTcbspGise Inyoic-i af average price. how
day assessed. Drawpac Son uasDufsctares " i'm
PoIttd mate, islr. Tcpns e. tax TArs how rel ed
lbtlable value. how det,rniEed. Withdraw - Of
so &C nom bonded warehouse. time Unite ].
nra~b ek en- r ism - u sire man ufa cture3 into
SUI powder Protest against decision Il collector
secretary IT the Treasury. Discriminating duty
Il 10 pr Mt on ods i'm portei in certain fore
vessels. Fire crackers can Do dep cited IN ware
house. Invoices IL s'st= foreign weights aud
ia GARY defined sals "a bond Tor curing fish.
Damage q rust Of iron OF steel. DiscriIaia Ntiug
ChN oi w De cent or ~ ducts east of the Cap Of
6ood Hope, WHEN ImI oxtel from places wet
ported IN bond. GoD0s remaining in store over
thr ebesrs {" be c. Esidsred aband ned. Re
inspirations. RetxIa cargo. Machinery i'm
tf'o tor Iegairs. Regulations for the i'm ports
ports. Drawback on mau utsctures of wood Ma
teriss Tor ship tuisjing, free OF duty under Ger
tin Regulations.
rinted On heavy white psper and well hound
sno scr sale by PHILIP & soLONDNs.
su.1 I'll Pennsylysnia syt nue.
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AUCTION SALES.
RH 6BBHN . VILLA Ms, Aucsioueers.
= No. 1ool Northwest corner ~ 10th and

= No. 1oo1 Northwest corner ~ 10th and m
& * GaPfYSH
- Undss nd BY virtue ef deed Of trust, dated
II 'ss: S % ss
e Cclumhia ard By direction Of the party hoidiss
in said dssd Of aru Viii s e puSe
s f. ,s ss: :, ~
md fourteen square ~ in the City q sf %ass
n ,Ss sp,s sna ,so tina: part of Let twelve
line Of said lot twenty eishi asl feet distant fro
northwest of he lot thence 70 the northeast
corner OF the lot thence slong the east line Of the
distant from the 1utheast corner Of said lot thence
IN sreaht line 10 the place of beginning; together
Oflot. s''''1'' y" '~'' '0'' anu Ps''
The above described property comprise. the
wise known SO Duff Green's row, fronting sb ut Is
s ,sss On list sTsst east between E.s
PARK, aad presents 70 asitaliss and other. Of
t s Ts. to be found II the
four brick buildings, two OF thu m very large
conformity with the opinion Of the Supreme court
# ths District of Cosmbia, sitting "a a court OF
Gals, according to plat thereof, which Will be
exhibited on the das Of sale.
instruments IN six AID twelve months after the day
in cash and the balance in two equal instalnea in
six and twelve months after the day of sale. The
SUN of $500 10 to be paid each of the larger
hoases immediately At the time Of sale, and $3.50 on
each OF the two smaller houses at the time OF SALE
aid the respective balances Of the cash pay ments
are to be paid within Ave days For the deferred
portions OF the purchase money the purchaser will
De required to give bis two promissory notes, pay
able at Elk and twelve months respectively after
date thereof bearing interest the of ten Der
cent. per to be dated the day of sale, and 10
be secured b. deed Of trust upon the promises
The terms OF sale are to be FULLY compiled with
within five days after the day of SALE Otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the defsultng purchaser after
one weeks notice: All conveysncinz and STAN ps
are to be At the cost Of the pnrcha.er.
1T. HSBs,KTRTis s {rrustees.
aus-d GREEN n VILLA Ms Aucta
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TOMORROW.
by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctfnneers,
- No. 1OOl northwest corner 10th amidst

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctinneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th andD streete.
CATALOGUE SALE OF HANDSOME BOSE
MOOD CASE PIANO, WITH STOOL AND
GS99ytER, COST S700; ONE MAGNIFICENT
500 s skH6k R%sHAsK T T9ir
BLE,T0P SlDEBOARD, WITH MIRROR
BACK; THREE go ELEGANT BLACK WAL
HANDsnME MAHOGANY MARBLE TOP
CHAMBER SUITES, 3 PlEOEs COST S225;
BB kAGk wMA hkSE1 aA pI FACE COST
dHAiRS, GEE EiEGANr E GA6YsH w RifINs
WALNUT MARBLE-ToP GENTER T4BIEs,
ONE FINE TURKISH CHAIR, COVERED
WITH GREEN KEPi FINE CURLED HAIR
R0LsI EEs, CRIMSON REP LOUNGE, SLAOk
BAYS AMP Hs9,o WAsasTAMPsi E,AXT
LBS, IVORY HANDLE KNIVES AND FORKS
FRENCH CHINA BREAKFAST, DINNER
AND TIA sETS, ENGLISH BRUSSELS OAR
LETS AND RUGS, SUPERIOR OOLLEO-
"a On TUESDAY MORNING, August Ih,
H7TT7commencing at 10 o'clock m, we shall
Use III, at the residence of gentleman dacln.
ing housekeeping, No 22l street, between I'd and
Sd streets W., the above described superb collec
'ig Terms u1 sa nash ure' &C. GREEN wItIJ.us
auI9 lhep.&fa.I Auctioneers.
RyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September Sd, at the same hour and
place. GREEN q WILLIAMS,
auRA-d Auctioneers.
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SStanley, IL is said, will treat the last attack
upon him as of Noe sort of consequence.
s9Cotton pickers get three dollars per diem
pocket pickers do better.
~Hiram Powers, the sculptor. has been
elected a knight Of the Brazilian Order OF the
Rose.
IAn Indiana maiden OF sweet eighteen
offers 10 wager $50 that she can walk forty-fye
miles in ten hours.
%Miss Julia Thomas, some years ago con-
spicuous belle in St. Louis society, last Sunday
took the black veil at the ConventOf the Sacred
Heart
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MAR led.

NOsKE-EHBHARDT On the lat instant, by
Rev T. Rel z. CHARLES +. NOSkE to ROSA
EHRHARDT. both Of Washing toD.
SPERK-COOK. On the Ist Of September, 1871
n the Methodist Protestant Parsonage. by the Rev.
jos ph p. ilsOn- Mr.. JOHN W. SPEAKS and
Mrs. sEbUDA COOK. both Of Washington.
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MRS. MINNIE MoREAU, late wife of the Hon.
Will C.. Moreau, Of Indiana, obtained divorce
from her husband in Indianapolis last week.
Mr.. Moreau says he Will q. if he can get along
without her, but he knows net what the Moreau
NAV bring fOrth.-Chicd00 Tribune.
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ny GREEN VILLA Ms, Auctionsers,
- No. IOO1 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
TRGSTEET SALE OF VACANT LOTS ON
IHhEFTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
NOkTH w AND ROuNnARY STREFT

- By virtue Of deed OF trust 10 me. dated
FEBRUARY "a b, 1872, and recorded in Liber No
eIz folio L. ct seq of the land records of the
IN front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 10Th
day 81 September, lisa, at 81 O'Clock .. m, Lots
numbered sve Isl Elk (6D seven al, and eight tSD,
and the north ten feet by the depth thereof of Lot
No four A. and the south ten feet by the depth
thereof OF Lot No. nine (9) in Starr Metcalf's
sub division OF square three hundred and two 3O2)
or 30 much thereof as may be necessary. This pro-
perty fronts eighty 1907 feet l2th street, and is
ninety five 1859 feet one ID inch in depth.
TIE ms OF sale: Ope-hsf cash, and the balance at
and IL months for which the notes of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from the day of sale, and
secured by deed of trus. the property sold i'll
be taken. A deposit of 80 will be reGurei of the
purchaser at the time of sale. ALI conyeyancing
and revenue STAN the expense of the purchaser
WIN. f. MATTIHGLY. Trustee
aueA GREEN WILLTAMS Aucts