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AUCTION SALES.

ID o..,. Sq; 40 EisTentS street.
Aq s5oSs sahE Gr RpoTs sE
ain On TUESDAY MORNING, August . tn,
Of vs. ss S, si T5s S
&c, remoT ed to our store Tor conTenisoce.
q iS'a ki s1is1 sS this
kf GREEN WILLIAMS Auetioneers,
NO. iooi northwest corner 10th and SITS.
1ffTWs lIITsh SALE sIErSSFT VACANT ssI LOTS ON
sqs e. sSsS Of t e S E Hf Ss
RsIiot q VIII eli spS Srso CT
day SP sni & st Gss6k he
and tsa Borts leo es1 So 60 and eight
NO Tour q, and the south ten feet by the depth
on 50 muen thereof as may be necessary. This pro
ninety fve one U inch in depth .e' anu Is
Iel ms - OF sale; Ore hsf CASH aud the balance
secured by deed Of trus' on the property sold Viii
purchaser at he time q sale All Sl ias
and revenue STAMPS at the Of the purchaser
aug2i GREEN + WILLIAMS, Auc,s.
Rl GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionoers,
~ NO. ioOI northwest corner 10Th andDstreets.
CATALOGUE SALE OF HANps0ME BOSE
MOOD tASh FIAhD, With StDDJ ANU
COVER, COST S7O0; ONE MAGNIFICENT
kOskNrOD EBAIE PARLOR SUITE, UP
HOlS1ERED IN SATIN DAMASk, COST
5000; HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT MAR
BLE-TOP SlDEB0ARp, WITH MIRROR
BACK; THREE 80 ELEGANT BLACK Wal
HANnSsME MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP
ShhSk WA frFS aSLL P ksGk 92T sss
BLhGK WALEgT PILLOW EXTsNsION
CHAIRS, ONE ELEGANT LADYs WRITIN9
DISK. hAGNIFIOENT ROSEWOOD AND
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP OENrFR TABLES
ONE FINE TURKISH CHAIR, COVERED
MATTRESSES, FEAfHER PILLOWS AND
BOLsJ ELS, CRIMSON REP LOUNGE, BLACK
WALNUT BEDsTEADS, DRESSING Blu
REAUS AND WASHSTANDS, HEAVY
PLATED CASTORS AND WATER PITCH.
EhS, IVORY HANDLE KNIVES AND FORKS,
fRENOH CHINA BREAKFAST, DINNER
ND TEA SETS, ENGLISH BRUSSELS OAR.
FITS AND Rugs, SUPERIOR COLLEC-
TON OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
@EA On TUESDAY MORNING., August 27th,
RTTTcommencing at 10 clock a m we shall
W sell, at the residence of gentleman decIin-
ing housek keeping, No 22l street, between 81 and
Sd streets N W., the above described superb collec-
Term. cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
aligd lRep.dPst.I Auctioneers.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September Sd. at the same hour and
place. GREES q WILLIAMS
alRzi-d AuctiOneers.
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DY LATIMER q CLEARY,
81 AuCtiOneeTs and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner OF Penna avenue and Ilth SIR eet
Star Once BUILDINGS

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUsEHOLD
EURNITURE.
a On UBSpAY MORNING, August 90
W at 40 o'cOck We will sell, st No. Sl2 nth
~ I between and streets, the personal ef-
tttois belonging to the estate of John Potts,
deceased, com prising in part
walnut Parlor Furniture in gre and crimson Reus
and HairclOths.
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top TabloJ
Walnut What Not. Bamboo Chairs,
Mahogany Book Case, " indov shades.
Neiyet, Brussels and other Carpets.
on Paintings and Engraving
Mahogany Hat Rack, Mahogany Gard Tables
Osk Extension Table, Oak Dining Chairs.
Marble-tOp sidebosTd, OilcIOth.
French China. Glass and Plstoo Ware.
walnut and Mahogany Bedst ads aud Bureaus.
Walnut and Mahogany Wardrobes aud Wash
stands.
Painted Chamber Furniture,
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows.
Kitchen Requisites, &c, &C.
H. a. GVLDsBoROUGH. Administrators.
au23 dts LATImER a CLEARY. Ancts.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES:

CHOICE GR0CERItS
~ AT REDUCED RATES.
FIOT r.
bet fAMlLf. ss per quarter hhI sack
Best hATkA, s2.se per garter bbI. sacS.
SUGAR.
Coed BROWN SUGAR atIo eer,sr.-m
6est O. Do. a. u ceuts per IA
bts4 SOfkEh a.. Ct la cents per 10
COFFEE.
PeFt BIO. - cents rsrlh
Ersf hin. Roasted ~ cents rer IL
Best JAVA. = GEMS per 10
Best JAVA, rCss,sd, IS cents perl Ii
TEAS.
THe IMPERIAL, - rsrIb.
IN. eUSFowDEf, s !: PsfR.
Best nOLoSG, 81 per ID.
Lest JAPAN, 81 PER 70.
We invite the specisl attention Il cur patrons
ard lie p9ll'c generally, q The above qai'ati1ns
ILe artil.s mCutiJutd are Of recent purchase.
cafeililJ selected Tor our family trais. aud W.
RnATantee the same to be fully rs represented II
Goods delivered free &c any part Of the city.
II. G.. H0NsER A co.
DEALER ~ CHOICE GROCERIES,,
soS X STREET,
-1.E---L olp1Siit No~thsrH MI-ksf.
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PROPOSALS FOB HEaDSTONES FOR Ma
l. TIOEAE MILITARY CEMETEREEs,
m.
QuARrERNAsTER GESFRAI's oFfIcx,


WASHINGTON, ID. c., August !, 1872
Proposals are invited for marking the graves in
the national cemeteries required By law. 10 be
addressed to the Quarter aster General, Washing
ton, ID. q.
Proposals should state the price for each head
stone properly inscribed and al the head of the
grave in each national military cemetery.
Bids may DE Tor the whole work Of all the cemete-
rles or for that OF eral cemeteries in district or
Tor a ngle cemetery.
The bonds required viii be, IN amount, twenty (2O)
per cent. OF the whole amount Of each contract.
All proposals received by the Quartermaster Gen
ersl will be opened on the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
le12 at noon, at the oce Of the QuaTtermsster Gen
erel, Washington, D. C., in presence of bidders, and
contracts will be awarded the lowest responsible
bidders as soon as corn parison Of the samples and
prices can be mpletedi provided the samples are
deemed suitable by the Secretary of War.
All samples should be distinctly marked in order 70
prevent mistakes.
Lists of the cemeteries, with the number of graves
in each together with full Information as to condi-
items, requirements, &c. viii be furnished appli-
cation IN writing to the Qusrtermaster General,
Washington, ID. @,
Envelopes, containing proposals, to be Endorsed
Proposals for headstones Tor national military
cemeteries" and addressed TO the Quartermaster
General, Washington, ID. @. NJ. q. MEIGS,
QuaTtermaster General, Brevet Major General, L.
;. A. ly3l Got
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Rf W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctfsneers,
- New Marble Building,
sVo snd So1, W. cor. Penna. ave. and 3 h 4

b. WI WALL AL A. CO., A. Ag 4 sis.
soo and sos, ". cor. Penna. ave. and 9, st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
- By virtue of deed Of trust given to me and
liz duly recorded in Liber NO 90, folio :, one Of
District OF Columbia and by written request Of ths
isLty seSqred Their. by, will sell, on MONDAY
part OF Lot in Square No S7 and described as fol.
lows. Beginning for the same az point 9th street
the said LOT and thence running north song the said
street feet inches; thence east to the eastern or
feet inches and thence TO the placs Of begin
ming he northern part Of tho premises hereby con-
the same wis the depth OF the lot together with
IKE portion q the sTound adjoining thereto on the
Also, that other Tsrt Of said Lot in square s de-
nai, On ~ I4iI9ws Besinning for the same at
on the line OF 9Th street west - feet north from
the southwest corner of said lot ard running thence
sbsIn iest inches thence east 90 feet inches;
ihehCe norm ieet inches; thence We,t oc feet /.
inches 10 the place Of beginning together with tba
lh prov tments, which consist Of Frame Dwelling
TIE Rhoye property is situated 9Th street. be-
Terms Of sale: 81 GS3 Si amount of note, the cost
and expense Of sale. to be paid H. cash. the balance
cured by deed Of trust upCn the premises. ConTeT
anclpg' Sc' at cost Of tbs pVrchsser.
en6- 2aNsw ". l. WALL co, Aucts.
RY LArIMER "a OLEARY.
hS 90 Au nt 9 and keal Estate Brokers,
tcrnef Oh fonnsyiNanla avenue and llth street,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNlMPR0VED PROP
EhTl ON sTREET, BETWEEN Urn .ND
IcrH sTbEE'rS n. W AT AUCTION.
$S2 Under and by virtue Of a deed of trust. bear
20 Ing date the 2lst January, 1870 and recorded in
Llber Gag, folio loo, ct seq, among the land E.
and by direction Of party sscur ed thereby sbsil
SCI IN front 4 the premises, ON MONDAY, August
zoth' s12, at o'clock p. m Lot H. in Square 1872,
same fronting 81 feet inches on north street,
runnlne back 1875 feet TO 50 foot alley.
ISTme: third cash; residue in and IL me nths.
win notes bearing interest secured by deed of trust
or the property: Stamps and COW eyancing al pur-
chasers cost. Sl00 down at time of sale.
Nj. ASHFORD, Trustee.
aue5-eo6ds LATIMER CLEARY, Auets
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DIED.

FENWICk. On the 25th instant, at O'Clock n
". W lille A, only daughter Of VIM A and p
ferwick, aged Is years.
Her fun eral will take place from 81 Doninic's
church, on 9Th instant. at O'Clock. The relatiyes
and Erie nds Of the family are inv tied to attend
GRIFFlN. On the morning of the 18th OF Ausust
MICHAEL JOSEPH, infant son of Thomas and
Mary GIifhn, aged months and IL days
Fur ral will take place to morrow, the Nth inst .
a. 30 clock from the corner OF It'll and 3 streets
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PANTS, unsurpassed In beauty Of desiRp end
sorsms,nssis, from s4to %. ct 4. aTRAuesp OH
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DROPOsALS BOh CONCRETE STONE.

NEw SJATy, WAR AND NAVY DEFARTNENT,l
ARLINGTON, u. O.. Angus. 18th, 1872 (
seaied Ftoposals VIII be received III the 81 ST
DAY OF lof2, at the Office II the Supervising
Architect, Treasury Department, Washington. ID
y, lCr oVO cubic yards, more or less, Of Granite
L!mcstOEe or other hard, durable stone, broken q
hEeTed on site Of building. The Oposals TO be &C
CCmpsnied By Il sample of the stone.
Proposals VIII be made by the cubic yard. and will
be received by weight the weight Of yard TO be as.
certalned " the superiniendsn' b measuring &C
CuIetely and wei Ching he same.
The bids mast be made on the printed form to be-
Obtained OF the Supervising Architect, Treasury
Department, and will be acc0mpap ed by a penal
bond IN the SUN Of IS UO that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract II awarded him.
Of The concrete stone needed will require 20 be
delivered within forty days after the contract il
entered into.
The right 70 reject any or all bids is reserved
Proposals must be iLclosed in "A sealed envelope
and Endorsed = PTopo-ais for Ooncrece Stone, New
State, War and Navy Department. " ashington, d
C., and adore ssed to 4. b MULLETr, Esq super
Ylsing Architect, Treasury DEPARTMENT. hnl6 Lat
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RH GREEN WILLIAMs, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
AT AUCTION
G>t On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September
ofS5d, 1872, At CLOCK, on the premises, shall
-sell that valuable piece of ground on the corner
OF street south and 9th street west, square 49c,
subdiL ldd las Der direction of the will Of Josiah
Bay, deceased , into lots of Convenient size four of
snd lots fronting on 9th street and on street
Office of the RuctiOneers.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; remainder in canal
payments of two and four months, bearing interest
at per cent. rom day of sale. Deed given and deed
OF trust taken for the credit payment Twenty 70
COL ars OF cash payment each lot to be paid the
anctlonetrs at time Of sale. All cOuy eyancng and
stamps at the cost Of purchaser. If the terms OF
sale are not complied with within five days the EX-
ecutor reserves the right to resell the at ,s
ana expense Of delinquent pure Iaser after five days
lot &C published in Evening star.
z. VI PEARSON, Executor
au73d GREEN WILLIAMS sTcs
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MARRIED..

A., kIpGMAY-CUnDY. By Rev. G. Butler
lanes =. BlDGWAY TO Miss ANN n CUDDY
18th o. Washington, u. c. Baltimore Sun an,
new York papers please copy
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A RAILROAD BOND
AED
REAE ESTATE MGRTGA0
Combined.
1 RAILROAD BOND

In its $50 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company furnishes to the ruoliC al invest
ment security which combines the ready negotis-
bility, the convenience, and the high credit q q
rstcass railroad bond, with the sOliiity and safety
OF q real estate mortgage on land worth o. least
twice tie amount loaned.
They offered at par in currency, sad yield q
HAEDS0ME PROFIT to those exchanging s-sDs.
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earnings, aud also on =
land grant which, the completion Of the road will
average 1850 acres TO each mile OF track.
They issued in denominations from 500 10
81 900 Coupon, and $40 TO SO 900 Registered, have
thirty years to bear interest oF7S0 per cent
In gold, and are EXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX to the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
Is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post once
address of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received I'm ex-
change, without expense to the investor, at their
highest current prices.
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GRkEH q WILLIAMS, Auctionoers,
- Northwest corner 10Th aud d streets,

=
~ Northwest corner 10Th and streets
TRTsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED BEAL
hsD I'm 81 sTBEE STTs 5dUfH SEFS ZEN 9Th
ing date the ian Of May i50 and rec s rded ' in
records OF eou8y b. g. aSa S fhG ra a
zion Of the party seemed thereby, shall sell ia front
Of ,he d emises, Or THURSDAY, August 30. 1872,
at clock M, hat part Of lot Numbered four Al
in square numbe red I69, commencing at the south
l22 feet inches thence east 10 feet thence south ls
feet inches. and thence 10 the place of beginning
Term Of sale: One,;hird cash; residue in equal in.
stameDts AT and II months, with notes bearing
terest secured by deed of trust upon the property.
stamps ald convey Sncing at pure hasers cost. $50
down On lal o. the hsgmer If the terms Of sale
property will be resold at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser.
aulg GREEN . WiLLIAMs, Racts
by LATIMER CLEARY,
south x Aasnon n and Real Estate Brokers,
Star once Building.
s S1N1 HwEB sFW ZEN AND s 81 sSTs
- BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme oour, q,
NEsDAY, the % ID day Of August, is9s, at oeiaet
? M Lot numbered Is in Austin's subdivision
FERNS Of sale cash. A deposit of $50 will DO re-
asSi ssr 6 sss
/,
LkONARD Wesley, Guardian.
augl6 eo&ds LAT1MER 4 OLEARY, Aucts.
HhUAL SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
"A EQUlPAGE.
DEPOT QuARTERMAsrKRs OFFrcy,
xyr, ,Jkff EksohyiLLE, IND, August 7, 1872.
wi De sold A. public auction az the DEPOT at
yehersonv1lie, Indiana, commencing on TUESDAY
September ~, is72, at 10 o'clock .. m under the
aI It OF captain Rodgers, NJ. 5. r., U 8.
damaged Ciothing, Camp and Garrison Iauipsgs,
nel6 Uniform Goats;
tIoI Irowsers, foot;
1o5 Trousers, mounted:
z IN Shirts, flannel;
- 255 Jackets, cavalry:
5ss Jackets. artillery:
81 .9S Sack Coats, lined:
81 6ls tack Goats, unlinsd:
syoSt pairs Boots and Rootees;
l05 Forage Caps,
Ana various other articles
The terms OF sale will be stated IN fhe eatalogua.
wien can be obtained at this once.
by ordtr OF the Quartermaster General
q. b. HOYT,
eug6 eol5t Captain and Depot Quartermaster
V6RY HANDsoME. LI9HT-COLoREr
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~ q n.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY sTORl
AND BLANK BOOK HANEFAOTORY.
First-ciass goods AT fair prices, for cash.
GiTHOGBAPHlNG, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE To ORDER.
Ehe public invited to call and examine en-.
sv stock. BEN. +. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 70 Jag Cooke Co.'S
teo-r Washington, ID q.
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UNIrnB STATS PAINT oFrIcE,. -.
IINIIED STATES PATkET 9TEIoE,

CINERAL KMPLoYMKNfC TFICH.-An eee
.. s ss :. e HS ssso s:S
sstEsssi S are ssa vhsss tsssr eses,. 10 g
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PROPOSALS.
DBOPOsALs FOR FUEL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, d. g.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the DEPART.
mCnt Of State until l2 oN TEE st DAY OF SEP
IEIBER, ls72 TO furnish this Der artmeKt with Fuel
for the ending June 90 1873, to be delivered in
such Quantities and az such places desired. In
formation as to kinds and quantities obtained
on application az his Department.
The right TO reject any all bids, CT TO accept any
bid, or any portion Cf any bid Is aud each
hicder Is required to deposit with the Treasurer OF
the United States the Of : 600 a guaranty Of d
faithful performance of the contract awarded "a
him. THEODORE W. DIMON,
Bugl6-dtFepl Superintendent Of Building.
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r. THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED, until
MONDAY, Sc amber =, 1872, came hour and place
BY order Of the Trustees
8u2l-d GREEN AZ WILLIAMS aurts
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Blank Books, Pass Books, Memorandum Booss
M9rkmans Time Books, PScketbooks, Stee! auS
Gold Pens, faber's Lead Pencils, Inks, Mucilaee
Pure Linen Playing Cards
Every thing in the magazine, newspaper aud cheal
publication line, wholesale and retail, at
SHlLLlhGTONS Bookstore,
hplS-u Corner Az street and Peuns. avenue
THE BANK PEN.
We have Just received . supply OF our
CELEBRATED BANK PEN,
when Is nov pronounced by Bankers, Mert hsnts,
and every body hsyng commercial writing 70 90, TO
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postage.
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1elzr 1910 PennsJ tvanis avenue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-22
statute Of Limitations.

Judge Freemen delivered the unaui-
nous opinion Of the Supre,ne Court,
lately, to the effect that the late civil
war, by its own force, independent OF
the action Of the convention of 1866
Ind legislation in pursuance thereof,
suspended the running Of the statute
Of Limitation in Tennessee.
The Supreme Court of Tennessee,
says the McMinnville New Era. has thus
followed the Supreme Court of the
United States in weakening, at least, a
theory that ought to have been explo-
ded long ago that, when the statute
OF limitations commenced TO run, it
never stopped running. A state Of
war practically and etectually prevents
the bringing of suits in q country where
war--fasranl war-exists, and there
never WAS any good reason or justice
IN defeating a creditor, by permitting
a debtor to plead at the bar of the stat
ute and in imputing negligence to the
former. on account Of his not com
mencing an action.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-22
low Long.

The civil war commenced practically
nearly eleven years since, and ended in
1864. G5. We have reached 1872,
aud the war feeling still exists. 10
Congress, there is no amnesty
no practical, peaceful r,construcuon-
no good feeling towards the more or
derby and best.mcaning people of the
South-no solution of the past or pres
rnt. but instead Of this, the state OF
things in Louisiana, Arkansas, Alaha
ma, North and South Carolina. Texas,
Florida and elsewhere is y prac'
tical cxcmplication Of the mistakes OF
those who from enforcing u policy OF
hate upon the m hand and Of eyclu
sion upon the other, have handed owe
eleven States to disagreement, debt
population. fraud, aud almost anarchy
How long must these evils be endured
We hear many enquiries upon thit
point from those who suffer. Som
ask for practical restoration to tn
Union, some for amnesty, and be!
that the white people Of the SoutI
should be held in AS high esteem as til
negroes, who rule the State and impas,
their taxes and ~dcspo,ism at will n
Y, Express,
TO the question, elbow long, tn
answer is, "neyer, until the Radios
party is dethroned. : Mobile Regis
ter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-22

The Nashville papers have stopped
exchanging daiIies with their country
cousins who print only once a week,
They used TO make up interesting col,
unns of State News" from these same
wccklics, and some Of the country ed
itors often spoke kindly. if not bcnifi
cially, for them. The Home journal
will miss its Nashville dailics, but death
will not ensuc. Our patience shall
mock their fury, nor shall they be so
happy as to make us miserable,
Time at last sets all things even"
A prophet is not without honor save
in his own country, aad we have val
liable daily exchanges from other
places. We h.ve such daily papers
on our exchange list rs the Louis lille
Courier Journal, Boston Post, New
York Express, New Orleans Times,
Mobile (AIa.) Register, and many
others. These arc papers ably edited,
and their editorial courtesy is national.
From the bottom of our heart we do
thank them, and say to the Nashville
dsilies; W. are sorry that State
pride, il not personal love, failed to
control yoar Judgment. Tule.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-22
How Grant Makes 1t Pay

The New York Sun is running a par
allcl between the personal habits o
General Grant and some Of the earl,
Presidents, in order to show tina: W,
quote)-
The cost of maintaining the White
House and dispensing the executiv,
hospitality mdcr Grant is certainly
double what was paid by Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe, or jackson; and
yet the present-taker grows rich on
825,00O 3 year, while they left 'hc
White House not only with their for.
tunes diminished, hut most Of them
overwhelmed by p%ecuuiary embarrass,
meht.
Further on, the Sun, after reminding
us that Jcfferson's furniture and estate
were sold to satisfy his creditors; that
Malison was compelled to borrow
$4,000 to d!charyc debts that had &C.
crued during his Presidency, that Mon.
roe, whose years had been spent in the
service Of his country, retired to pr
vate hfe finding himself Impoverished,
his estate sold for debt, his family
scattered, and his daughter buried in a
foreign land and that Jackson at the
end Of his term drew against his cot.
ton crop, her in New Orleans. for
$4,000 to pay his crcdilirs at the seat
Of Government, adds;
Grant, on the other hand, when Gov.
Yates gave him command Of 40 ILL
nols regiment, was as poor as Lazarus.
He now maintains 40 establishment oi
regal magniicence at the White House,
with three or four brevet brigadier. gen
erals illegally attached to his court,
the cos: of which is out Of proportion
to the amount Of his salary, and at the
same time he is piling up u huge fol-
aud enriching his relations of ev-
cry degree Of consanguihity-all at the
expense.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-22
Sale Of Land.

D.. s Long, admir-, VS. Margaret C Barnes
and others.
BY virtue of decree of the Chauccry
Court ut Winchester. Tenn, pronounced
in the above cause, at the january Term,
1872. | will offer for sale, at the Courthouse
door IN Winchester, Tenn. OF o
Monday, March 25th, 1872,
the tract Of land described in the plcadings
in said cause, lying in franklin county,
Tenn. civil district No. 8. on the waterso Of
Elk River, adjoining the lands OFF. NJ. Ell
kins, p. l.. Roberts. r. w. Feltherston aid
Thos. II. Woods, containing 1881 acres.
TERMS.-Said lands will be sold on a
credit OF twelve and eighteen months, ex-
cept the sun of 10 per cent, which must
be paid on day ofsale. Notes with two or
more good and sufficient securities re-
CURED Of the purchaser for the remainder
of the purchase money, and Il lien retained
on said land until the whole of the pur.
chase money is paid. The biddings te
commence Ut $40 per acre.
T. II. FINCH, c.. 4 II.
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