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rs Do not buy machine before seeing the
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Carriage MGEinQ.
CARRIAGES AND RUGGIEs.-

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.-Iw wish
u to inform my friends that have moved my
CARR AGE SHOP
to my new-ouilding near the Virginia Hotel,
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abstraction. will pay strict attention to Re-
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jan Is j. III. WATERS.
7 ton of many of my former patrons l haye-
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fnish STYLE durability or price.
Special attentior given to repairs.
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I'd ARE q SPRINKLE.
s1AIEORgNGy TAEEalRlNS2 iI..-The

sVAEAORRNG! TAILORING iy---The
4 co-partnership heretofore existing between
ayes & Sprinkle has been mutually dissolved
and the business will hereafter be conducted by
2. B. Graves alone.
He has reduced his prices for cash, and will
all kinds of work pertaining to the tailoring buso
low that no one will fail to be satisfied. He has
removed his shop to the room formerly occupied
Dy Dr. B. Donaghe as office. and vites
I'll his fl lends and the public generally to give
1i,n cali
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OOD CLOTHS and CASSEMEKES.
VI The subscriber has on hand for sale on
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House FtGrmSshing Goods.
GABRIEL HIRSH. ALBERT STRAUSS.
NEW ESTARAKSHMEN

THE PEOPLE ASK IT AND MUST
IA We IT.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
Council Proceedings.


MAGNOLIA, Feb l, 1873 (
The Board met pusuant to adjournment.
Present His Honor, L. L. TRAUBE, Mayor;
Aldermen 4. McNAIR, g. G. GIBSON, and
G. A. ZACHARY
The minutes Of the preceding meeting
we're read and approved.
The committee Of one, who was granted
further time at the last meeting to report
on the condition Of the books and papers Of
the retiring Secretary and Treasurer, asked
for further extension Of time, which was
granted.
The Committee on Ordinances and Reso-
lutions asked for further time also, which
was granted.
Marshal swan reported some Of the cross
ings 10 bad condition. His report was
received.
1t was moved BY Alderman G. C. Gibson,
(which motion prsvailed) that committee
Of one be appointed TO communicate with
Hon. V. j. Wroten, our Representative in
the Legislature Of the state Of Mississippi.
and furnish him with copy Of the original
boundary line Of the town Of Magnolia, as
appears 10 the original charter Of said town,
approved April &c, 1889 and request out
lNE e1tuAAAANE W h0ft hAt lJaaNE lAAlAha
Of the town Of Magnolia extended to the
original boundary, by proper legislation.
Alderman G. G. Gibson was appointed
said committee.
Upon the suggestion Of Alderman Nc
Nair, the Marshal was instructed to exam
inc the crossings, and report the condition
Of the same, in accordance With an ordin
auce now in force.
On motion Of Alderman Gibson, it va:
ordered that oil persons holding warrant
against the corporation Of Magnolia be re
| quired TO register the same at the Treas
urers office. on or before the first day 0
March, 1873, for the purpose Of ascertain
ing the liabilities Of the corporation, an
that the Treasurer be authorized TO Civ
public notice Of the same.
On motion, the Board adjourned, to NEE
at the Council Chamber at Z O'Clock P. N
on Saturday, February sth, 1873.
A true copy from the minutes.
j D. BugKE, Secretary.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
Congregational.

A bill relieving certain persons in Geor-
gia s1d other Southern States 81 political
disabilities failed.
Daring q discussion with the Professor
OF Spanish language a, West Point, Nj.
Batter spoke Of the acquisition Of Mexico
as thing that would take place 10 this
generation, and Mr.. Coburu predicted that
the American was born who would issue
the proclamation from Moro Castle, il
Havana
Th. bin giving sa3 900 o Wheeler Hob
bard, for fuses aod explosive shell inyen-
tions, passed The House.
It Is stated that Nr. Macher is to BE- the
successor Or Garrett Davis.
The bin extending the Southern Claims
Commission 70 1876, with other amend.
meats 70 the bin, we're offered, and the
matter ve1tover
The dis,rbution Of the Alabama award
was resumed.
The bin increasing the salary Of the Pres
ident and other osicers was lost Yeas 81,
nays lls.
Tie bill extending the Southern Claims
Commission to 1876 passed the seaate, but
excludes claims unless presented before
Marce 3, 1873.
PostofBce and army appropriation bills
have passed the House.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
Tribute or Respect.

The following preamble and resolutions
we're adopted by Holmesville Lodge No. SO,
F.. and A.. NJ.
WHEREAs, It has pleased the Supreme
Ruler Of the Universe, 10 the dispensation
of an all wise Providence, to remove from
our midst and the sphere Of bis usefulness
on earth. our beloved Brother, L. l. MAR
SHALL, whose virtues, integrity aud up
rightness won for him the universal regard
and esteem Of bis brethren, therefore be il
Resolved, That while we bow With sub
mission to the decree Of 0mnipotenee, which
has called him home, we deeply and sincerely
mourn his loss, as q warm-hearted friend
and true ard faithful brother.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with his afflicted family in their bereavement
Of fond husband and kind and affectionate
father.
Resolved, That in testimony Of the re-
spect We bear to our departed Brother, we
will wear the usual badge Of mourning for
the space Of one month.
Resolved, That copy Of the above be
furnished to the family Of the deceased, and
that the same be Published in the Mag
nolis Gazette"
J. g. LEGGETT,
john HoLMFs, Committee.
S. o. MAoEE,
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
HOUSE.

JACKSON, Februry 6, 1873.
In relation to unassessed lands in the
state. Amended and passed.
The matter Of the location OF the new
penitentiary was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
To declare the town Of Pascagoula port
Of entry. Passed.
In relation to practicing physicians. was
killed in committee.
February I, 1873
Bills introduced Regulating charges on
freight by railroads in this state. Referred.
To amend section 2O5S of the Code.
Referred.
To increase free school fund. Referred.
To allow females to enter Alcorn Uni
versity. Referred.
To provide against the evils OF sale Of
liquor in this state. Referred.
10 prohibit the sale and manufacture Of
liquor 10 this state. Referred.
To amend the common school laws OF the
state. Referred.
To prevent truancy and to compel child
| lou W skbcuu oChOOts AsctcAieos
To amend the laws in relation to retail.
ing liquor 10 this state. Referred.
Concurrent resolution to appoint a CON-
mitee to count and burn the worthless, nu.
current money in the treasury. Adopted.
February 8, 1873.
To inoorports the town Of WestviIle.
Passed.
To provide home for old former slaves
and veteran soldiers Of Mississippi.
In relation TO venue 10 railroad, tele.
graph, express and insurance companies.
Referred.
To amend section 1878 OF tho Code, in
relation to powers Of ChancellOrs. Referred.
To enlarge the powers of delinquent poll
tax collectors. Passed,
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
Legislative synopsis.
We extract the following from the Jack.
son Daily Pilot.

We extract the following from the Jack
son Daily Pilot.
SENATE,
JACKSON, Feb 6. 1873.
a concurrent resolution was offered, in
structing the Attorney General 70 institute
legal proceedings against all persons en-
gagged 10 selling lottery tickets, &c. Re.
ferred
Also 70 appoint q committee TO inquire
into the matter Of the power Of the L-gis.
latore 10 abolish the jury system. Adopted.
Bills introduced Explanatory Of certain
provisions Of school laws. Referred
Relating 70 an amendment to the Consti
tuition.
Making appropriations for the Deaf and
Dumb Institute. Referred.
To enable the Auditor 10 apportion com
mon school fund. Passed.
February 7, 1873.
Bills introduced extend the time for
sale Of delinquent lands. Killed.
10 relation to sale Of Code By the Gov.
ernor. Passed.
To amend chapter one Of public acts,
page l67, laws Of 1872.
To extend the act to encourage the intro.
duction OF machinery. Passed.
To repeal and amend section 6, article 8,
Of the state constitution.
To amend the rules Of practice in GRIM
inal courts.
February 8, 1873.
Bills introduced-To define the duties oil
the State Legislature. Passed.
To prohibit certain persons practlcing
medicine and surgery. Referred.
In relation to requiring county treasurer
TO keep office at the county seat. Killed
February 20, 1878.
Bills introduced encourage and pro
tect immigration in the state.
To amend state consultation. Referred
To amend and incorpoiate Summit Hook
and Ladder Company. Passed.
To ferry Bogue Chtto, in Pike county
Passed.
For publication Of notices TO non.reai
dents. Passed.
To enlarge the laws Of partition Passed
To issue writs Of injuction in certail
cases without bond. Passed.
For relief Of executors and administra
tors. Passed
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

ACCORDING to Washington dispatch to
the New Orleans Picayune, there is no
chance for the recognition Of the Kellogg
government in Louisiana. The people are
hopeful, und feel very much gratifed on &C.
count Of the recent intelligence from Wash
ington City. The opinion seems to be gain.
ing ground now, that McEnery will be rec.
ognized as the Governor, and that General
McMillen, the Senator elect will be seated.
II is also stated that the Congressional
Committee on Privileges and Elections are
Ostspokeu In denouncing the Kellogg gov
ernment as an usurpation. 1t is certainly
gratifying to think, that even hope exists
In this dark period Of political corruption
for triumph Of right over wrong. The
opinion prevailed for awhile, that whatever
might be the result Of the investigation in
the Louisiana case, the Congressional Com.
mttee would report fayorably to the Kel
logg or Pinchback government. But il
seems now that change has taken place
Tor good and wise purposes, and We hope
it viii continue to work out good results
until the oppressed people Of Louisiana are
no longer ruled by q usurper
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

TIVE Credit Mobilier investigation ie de-
veloping such startling lacts in the
high circles Of Washington City, that
Shs old Capital is all sgog, Some Of the
old veterans Of Congress are beginning to
tremble in their boots, fearing the result.
Those who are innocent behold the progress
Of tho investigation with modification.
Some Of them, perhaps, look forward to
the fnal termination Of the affair, as a
means Of their own aggrandizement, and the
disgraceful downfall Of those concerned il
the grand swindle.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
MAroR's Orr1cE.

MAGSOLIA, Feb. 3. 1873.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-His Honor, L. l. TRAuRE, Mayor;
Aldermen Z. McNLIR, q. g. GIBSON, and
q. A. ZACHARY.
Upon motion, the minutes Of the pre-
ceding meeting were not read.
The Committee on Ordinances submitted
q public ordinance for the consideration Of
the Board. The report was received and
committee discharged
The ordinance was then taken up for
consideration, and, on motion Of Alderman
Gibson, il was to be read by sections,
adopted, rejected, or amended, as the nature
Of it might suggest. The motion was
carried.
The ordinance, consisting OF thirty nine
sections was then read in accordance with
the above motion. Five Of the sections
were rejected, and the others were unani-
mousy adopted.
Mr.. Winborne made a complaint to the
honorable Board, which was deferred fur
further consideration.
On notion the Board adjourned TO meet
at the Council Chamber at Z o'clock, P. NJ.
on Saturday, February 18TH 1878.
A true copy from the minutes.
J. d. BURKE, Secretary.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
nrardi era. Accommodation.

Col. l. II. sellsrs, Superintendent q the
\. o.. J. and o. n. r. r., has considered
farorably our suggestion iu regald p tbe
Accommodation Train ou Mardi Gras day
ard has issued The following circular
Nor1cE.-I'o enable all Who wish 70
witness the celebration Of "Mardi Gras, p
aud return same dsy, TsAIy No 3 tAccoN.
xoDATIosj will leave summit, February
25th. at 3 O'Clock a x., ard returning vii
leave New Orleans al II:30 ?. Y.
l. II. SgiLAEs, Sup't
Col Frost vas here yesterday, and jadg-
ing from the instructions be sent to New
Orleans, persons win BE- SLOWED % 60
aud return on one ticke,-hslffafe.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
IsuRLIC oRpINANCE

For the Corporation of tho
Town of Magnolia, Pike Co.,
mississippi.
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents.
That at regular meeting Of the Board Of
COuncilmen of the town of Magnolia. held
this the 8th day Of February, A. ID.
1873, resolution, authorizing the rails.
ing OF money by taxation for the i'm
provement Of Magnolia, was passed, and
the following Ordinance to establish a
uniform rate of taxes and licenses on
professions, calings, and all kinds OF bust
ness, as well as on drays, carts and wag.
ons, was adopted.
SECTION l.-Be il ordained, That each
party or firm, who shall sell or offer for sale
or cause the same to be done within the
limits OF the corporation Of the town OF
Magnolia, yinous or spirituous liquors in
less quantity than one gallon, shall pay
privilege tax OF two hundred dollars per
annum, as required in section No. 245i OF
the Revised Code Of 1871, OF the State OF
Mississippi, aud shall furthermore be COM
PEELED to comply with sections 2459 and
2460 Of said Code
s2.-That any person or firm who shall
sell or offer tor sale, vnous or spirituous
liquors in quantities of one gallon or up.
wards within the corporate limits of the
town OF Magnolia, who shall not have ob,
tained license as required in the first sec.
ton OF this ordinance, shall pay a privilege
tax Of twenty-five dollars per annum, and
shall further first obtain permission from
said Board Of Councilmen who shall have
the right TO grant or refuse the same a.
they may deem proper.
s3.-That each person or firm selling Of
Offering ifor sale 10 the town of Magnolia
goods, wares or merchandise, other than
yinous and spirituous liquors, shall pay 4
privilege tax as follows, to-wit: Each and
and every firm keeping general couutry
store. shall be rated irst-class merchant
and shall pay privilege tax Of twenty
dollars per amman, and that each and eyery
person or firm having q special store and
not a general country store, shall nav 4
privilege tax Of ten dollars per annum.
s4.-That each and every person or firm
who shall keep within the corporate limits
Of the town Of Magnolia, q livery.stable
where horses or mules may he kept on Iiyery
or for sale or for hire, with or without car.
rages or buggies, shall pay privilege tax
Of fifteen dollars.
s5.-That the owner or owners of apy
wagon, cart or dray who shall use such
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

To amend ID relation to sale By admins
traitor, &c. Passed
February 10, 1873.
TO secure the payment of hnes collected
By justices Of the peace.
70 incorporate Grand Lodge No. !, Sons
and Daughters of Zon Passed.
To change the burden Of proof 10 certain
cases, was read third time and passed.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

VIZ spent 8 few hours 10 BrookhsFen
one day last week, While the Circat snd
Chaneery Courts we're 10 session. We net
With many Of or old aequaintshees, and
hnopg the rest, NJ. j. s Nagee, editor
and proprietor of the Brookhavsn Citizen.
who is remarkable for his Industry and 60.
terprise. tie has enlarged bic paper aod
added much 70 its general appearance, and
we hope bis income will Be commensurate
With his sTors. B,ookhaven is improving
rapidly quite number Of brick buildings
are now ia eourEs of construction, ard when
completed the general appearance q the
place win Be noch improved.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

THE Arkansas Senate has passed the
Civil Rights Bill, similar to the one that
our State Legislature has adopted, abolish.
ing oil distinctions on account Of color.
The mania for this measure spreads as rap.
idly as did the epizootio. And now We
understand that the mules 10 Mr. Gatlin's
Livery Stable will hold meeting soon, for
the purpose Of petitioning the Legislature,
brdying the passage Of bill, recognizing
them as horses, aud abolishing all distinc-
tions on account Of long ears. This is an
age Of progress and perhaps the mules iu
tend 70 reprove the Bslaams Of the present
day for their ways that are dark, and tricks
that are vain"
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

George Washington and Henry Clay,
were arrested in New Orleans few days
ego, for stealing and housebreaking.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

THE Press Association assembled 10
Jackson last Monday, for the purpose Of
securing more satisfactory rate for legal
advertising. II this body can exercise .
wholesome influence with the Legislature,
it may probably accomplish its purpose.
We regretted that circumstance were such
IS 10 have prevented onr attendance.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

A LoSG speech was made in the British
House Of Commons few days ago, BY q
Capt. Cochrane, 10 which he criticised the
Treaty Of Washington, and charged the
government with surrendsring English hon.
ors and sacrahcing the interests Of Canada.
Perhaps IL our brothers over the water win
Investigate the matter, they can get up a
frst-clsss Trans. Atlantic Credit Mobilier.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14
New Advertisements.
Dissolution.

THE firm known as SNYDER. HUGHES
& CO., is this day dissolved bs our mutual
consent SNIDER, HUGHES 4 co.
January let, 1878.
/ HEREBY ASSUME all the Liabilities Of
the old firm, and will continue TO receive ordera
for Vines and Live Hedge Plants, at old prices
GEO. SNIDER, Proprietor.
Magnolia, Miss, Jan. /, 1878 -jan25>lm
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

TO take sfect Friday, Norem5er 8, ls7,
Al 500 O'clock, p, II.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-02-14

WHO would be without Minee.Pies, du.
ring the Christmas HOlidayst
Nor did we forget the Little Folks
We have TOYS of various kinds, and Horses
that have not got the Epizootic. All Of which,
will go 70 make the household happy and merry
during Christmas.
, 1873-08-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. ~.
os!ces IN New York, Which caused htgh-wlnea to ad~
vance to $lo0 pcr gallon. Alcohol 10 quotable at $2oo
0DHooM conN-Continues in modcrsts request at
Nc. stalk, braid, 9x@fXo; Nc: do, se6@eHo; No:
sao, tAesss' @ a1slae sresn' 5000 fe' up 9hesAao'
a'bsu see f. fsens VIZ. evnce by h0ders Of
Vance over former rates, as tho demand fur such
eteadlly exceeds The aupply. Low grades continue
sns e e. aea. saa @
lows ohotce yollow, 2l@25o modium to good, 16@
loo; infoEer to common, 11@1.o. ,, A..
pteo1ninant features Ok tho market for cotton seas
fsaa gooa. stoeks arc reduced 50 low sss essra ato
1nnnd continue active aa at present. further up
ward movameut Of prices may bo looked for. The
1s os sa fgar l. ~ Gses f.
soXo Lewiston a, $50; American A. a4Hc; Amos
ottss ossss ssHo hassp 6Gses sna
s4sasa al as' 20! 'sssis sGassss es' '''9s ~
Fl y5,, ~; .9s as$ ,sss ssaass sas t.
Common c5as a't5es: q III. 1.sisz ssss@ E s'''~
steady for noariy iii netartaa T1a suppy especially
6 sS y S ssps NS%
9g.00 . brl; ltosoudals cement. s39e@3to; Utica,
Io,l4ville Manlius, and Akron cement g. 90 brl
si.isCsl.as y brl white sand 1r l.eesa o9 Flas-
oV00; building brick tcommon}, $o:bo@7oo; pressed
brick, sl1. .ooaltoo; sewer br!sh g. ooSao9o; ~ g MI
common, $40Oslgo0; Indians rrosae, $l9 90
do con.,non. s0.ooa1b.oo; hre clay, pos br. soooaa
| LOO. .,
though In some quarters slightly oasor toong Ii
manifested. The demand CONTINUES fair, Ant for
stueks ars Goco1nne considerably redneoa, and ID
claimed that they cannot be replonlss9 to .sl at any
i'll ~ follows York factory, 1a14@l3Ao; Ohio FAC.
tory, l1N@i3No. Westsrn factory la}ssl2Ms;:
advance iu anthracite Is predicted. We make nj
change !n our ltst Iehgh. proParod x1ooo laSka. ;
nut lii!l, t9 90; bloasLurg. s9.oy1o69; Hooking
valley, $b00 Csnnol. sl0.00 Indiana n'oct, q 81
, 1873-08-28
REAL ESTATE.

7hhs following Instruments vera filed for
bord On Wednesday, Aug, 81:
CITY PROPERTY.
g'abash AZ, 26o It Of Fourteenth o, t. 26x11o c1o
sat4ts Aug. 2 confederation, $il,bo1.
,aairnside IT. a4l II Ii OF 1wenty-uinth st. T. AK
" II. with building. dAtad Aug. % consideration.
80.
ark Ut, 80 It OF Evergreen et, sv I, 25xlso Il,
XII July 20 confederation. 81, 500.
tcsrk IT. Is n Of Evergreen II, aWf, 25116o II,
II July 10; consideration, Ss,auo.
troop st, 75 It Of Monroe Vt, N T. 25z16o It, dated
. 10; confederation, S5,260. ......-......
e1rUop 1t, Is II Of Monro8 1t, 251t50 It, datod
it! 40 confederation, Is, $50.
"a eoop st, Is It Of Monroe vt 76xleo II, dated
~ 10 !; consideration, $lt. 1000.
ogns 1t, 50 It Of Depring st, I, 26t148 H. dnted
;.R,2l consideration. 5000.
ID s, 237 $40 It Of Milwaukee ~, I, 2ox10t IT.
laa Auy u; confederation, $500.
'ts,t it. 22s II Of Fourth It. I. 251laa o-1o IT,
plHJujy IA consideration, 1850.
i I Adams 1t, bot Robpy aud Winchester sts, . I,
,..aft- dated March "a; consideration. $50.
, 1873-08-28

,,nnter e cor ,ofsn"m at. 1"t' ~ tn ID, ''"te'f
May ~; c"fsl,icrat"r, s2', AN.
s I x < Il sa;na %Gt Sii t " .a.t s hus .
"'s's"!s; siarses s'i 4, p.Y II Ut w..h!nren Al, +
uhsri'x q i !. Msrtn II iol'" ii. Ai1.',,. s,', V. .,
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', s} NJ n ~ sMes ;t ,a = 1' A'
wv Ta'cMy. 4. sot,,rr of wslm,h ny, ,!a
10 7. dated Aux. % eortl''eratn,, s4o,'no.
e. -; l. g. ists II "s xse s & a%:s|s
Ne Huirn 1T, If and near Pacific ny, II T, ho,so II,
rc sf Hsy e 4 Fssss ssssts.;'pn 1T u t'I 4 ee s
H'1 ID S s AZ e. e. e s"nssssl'aS sSs'nsla% aon, is
T. u feet To- to s,1"y, lated Juno nj conAi'er"-
is I a e;f fs ,rowns nks ae ete. of Hi.
Stse , so i fec 49, s'' ~ date" A"8 VT e'"'''
1T r ,"wr, O.; ;r.;sr,'{o' rnfe St eoo y
ef ss.sTati, s5coo5. nae
s3Sss rs,,' 'stss Feser. 'ss u ss ii II W,ss ,,,r,
,,os s's' f. .ssns"ea ss s's@ % i",e Aug a7 cob.
s,dcrntion, =, ,,,,,r.
n, IN 1,lck of Joiiroi'n Lot p, Boo 10, 49, II
";.S St. "l'{| in is'oex of nloek ~. of Dre.et
tttn, 81, ,1e0.
iii I'd a,, " e 49, ia 1lulburda Block 3. Of Lots 81
.ni is, seo lo s. IL, dated Aug. is; consideration
| N,2Nl.
T. III, IL, ,!ntad Aug. a; confederation, Il 500
Lat lit block d Ut Hnttonstatt Il Iuaselih NJ
hufno4 Boo !, 38, H. dated Aug. IS; consideration
fi4,3i0.
Lot III Same block, datod AUG. rs; consideration
Sl4,a4o. ,,.,.-
Lot g. In samo Block, dated Aug. 9S; consideration
$a,1O0
Lot O. IN 13ock Of san1c, dated Aug. 25; cons'dera
! lion, $4,000. .,,.-
Lot T. In sano Block, dAlod Avg. Is; consideration
$8000. --
Lot u, Black IL, Of IInnsbrongh !Ieas'e A Or
n Buc 80, 40, H. With buildings, dated Aug IT; COL
| sldcratlop, &, GOO.