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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-26

REAL ESTATE.

f. G.. PattersOn's
Real Estate Bulletin.
MONEY! TO LOAN ON Firss-Class
i'm FortIe md and Vicinity. Heal Estate
bought and sold. Rents collected. Apply
F. G. PATTERSON,
Real Estate and Mortgage Broker,
over LoweII's Jeveiry store,
ap25dtf Cor. Congress & Brown SITS.
(. Real Estate for Sale.
2k story House in the western part of the city,
IN containing 10 finished rooms, gas, good cellar
with never failing well of soft water House warmed
h furnace. Lot 42x95, fronting two Streets
Ample room for stable and N carriage hoLse Posses;
leave the city the coming month. Apply to F. G.
PATTERSON, Dealer in Real Estate. jy1Sd2w
For Sale.
HOUSE with Stable, No. 13 Pine Street.
LII Inquire on premises or of
G. F. WILLIAMS, JR
Jylotf Atlantic Wharf
HOTEL FOR SALE OR LEASE.
4 The well and favorably known "BAKER
= III,
E@1&I ten mi 'es from Portland. The trains of the
iiIk1di Grand Trunk road stop within few rods of
EA the House. Terms very favorable. Apply
to the proprietor on the premises of
WIN. ,, H. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent, Portland.
FOR SALE !
VNHE owners having left the city we offer for sale
l. the very desirable and beautifully located Brick
Hous,, No. Park Place. Price Low Possession
jy.4d2w JOHN JOHN G. PRocTER & SON.
FOR SALE.
Valuable Will Property and TIM
bered Lands.
ON FISH River, Baldwin County, Ala, known as
" "Hughes Mill Tract About eight thousand
acres 5000 ofheavy tmbered land, with water COM
The Mill is nearly new and the whole will be sold
low, part ash and mortgage. Apply to
144 Front street, New York,
or HENRY ST. PAUL. Attorney,
Jy12d1m 3S Royal Street, Mobile Ala.
Farm for Sale or Exchange for
Property in Portland or Vicin.
ity,
NNHE best Farm in Gorham, known as the resi-
Il dence of the late Judge Longfellow. This farm
contains seventy acres Of superior land Will sell
whole or part. Possession given Immediately. APP
ply to H. b. BOODY,
on the premises.
Gorham, June 16, 1873. diff
FOR SALE.
HOUSE No. 2 Deering St. Lot 30x11O feet. In
IL quire at No. 12 Elm street between tine hours
of a. m. and p. m. junsdtf
House for Sale!
FINHE two-story house, No, Carleton Street. This
Il house is in good repair, is well located iu a good
neighborhood. Has good cellar, water and gas
throughout.
Can be seen any afternoon between the hours Of
and 4.
Tor further information apply to
my II c (xr- ca
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring 20 purchase Or rent such property
VII hud Il 20 their atercst to advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that other
papor aud IN addition 10 this advantages, The TsBUSE
VII be found not only in NcwYor aud all It's cities
villages but every state and To itory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be ~ brief as will
allow OF tho advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader. We would especisy dwell on tho fact that the
subscribers FOR ethree editions f.IHE TRIBUNE, Daily,
semi weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
busness profession; consequently IN each
are read by all cassss THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 20 the value Oh ITS co
unns advertising medium Tho charges for adyer
Using follows; DAILY TRIBUNE. 20 cents par na
insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. y per line SENT
WEEKLY TRIBUNE rs cents per line. Abouten words oi
our wide columns average line Terms cash In advance.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

Pns submitted Department Of Buns lurus tbs week cad
ing Pen. %. 1874 =,
Se- buildings proposed erected for which pisrs have nsn
submitted department Of buildings daring tie week enns fo
~. 1879 -
Grands brick seeOndelass store s'ones III
Is Owner Murrs Co.
CITY Hapaoe junction Of Reade and Oas 6rtcss bnes
We sto store frs36r3ia Amos X Bno.
4lOne first class browstoae uroU dTe-
ing, 25E62 HoEler. -.
LYiugtonave Of 57thst0ne srla1 brown eae three
storv dwelling 2or50 Isaiah Yreyser, =
LeWs-st sOae mandatory stories S8Si" Henry
Braulhoid. -.
ll3 rs Of u aveOne BRICK factory and siores 40
K90. John Dwight & Go, owners ..------,
Orchsrs commencing Is OF GrantsPve brick stores sn1
tenemens esch stores 25rTl FoI Heren owners -.
62Tgo brick and enemens oe
each 15x61s6. Marc 2iusldo, -.
SufJk.st 20 Of Deisncey-TrO brick stores ana iene-
msuts, esoh stories 31.23If3 Geo L Hensle .
lgth-si 10 Of 7have-Tw0 brick and tenepents
stories 2iI72. Mooney, ..c..
45hs Eat No One bnek store 'ud tenement stories 2ef''
Philip !. Setter .,.--
4shsi brick ani tenement stories 2l6'5S
Philip Setter -.
8 oth-sOne brick teltnel stoiies
G.lOrfs. HeuTr Buddmsu.
of i2-Oue brick ani twelhrg stores
g5I.H tbis k'enieisci. .~
jhareOge brCk teuefaeut sor.es -''
W. l.. Smgth
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

aad lVe hOrse8 ~ an TFernge OF 30 IT lelu
During the sae the officiating auctOneer. Mr A.
Johnston, announced that the firm heretofore known as
Johnston & Van Tassell dissolved by mutual con
sent, in East GbITteentst. will he
in future known VIM Van T1ssels Horse ana Car
rage Auction MART" while the weli-knOwn auction
rooms in Liberty and Nassau-sts. will be owned
clusyely By him, Arch. Johnston, general auct0neer
sale OF horses carriages, harness, ana general horse
equipments as Messrs Barker & Chase's City Auction
Mart aud NewYOrz Tattersalls, tomorrow Saturday,.
the Ist OF March, at II o'clock.
Very little business was reported az the carriage re
pOsIt0rics.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
rNsAFF prrI.nINGa-

Buins reported The ealsg Feb ' 1872;
No % Clou-s. william Hsaond owner. unsse souih ara r
EaiaA -
No ~ Lronsris John W Lswre1c uusai roors
No 90 Eifrst J. McKcfnzn ansafc front and Eonh Ss
Ne. al BoEeT- Deiap'lIur esiat unsafe generally
90 ant f1 H0warsi., A. W. Spies unsafe h0ofA
No Kevenths Geo H. Garer unslie extension
walls
80. Clarke-si A. " Fsnnug agent unsiie front si - -
4l3 celnFr ~ u 10 ttih
ceilings md doors Aos 81 ~ W. fls alse ef-
i28 48thst roL Corposiou 'I OF N7s
N.r.u u.ua
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
mcsirbesier Countp Real estate for 5aIeI

A MOST desirable and complete RESIDENCE
n srsons we.ebestvT Co.. = nieI gm NeW.iof
90 NozYork HeRayen Railroad and nile an.
RTs Stations This place embraces about 100 Aes Of FERTILE nd ava
handsomely commanding elevated position overlooking e
eOaly The dwelling boase ~ feet SQUARE
u Wis three stories and ha4emen Ahoni 70 eon
bsihfooms and cold aso furnace hnd
gsates perfect order The ouibudngs eonpe
srKe stable stalls 20 head VI cs gAsdes
houses ice bo1te. tooth kc afse spe VIA
6cest rsen apj orchard containing over W
sud oi apples oi 1sFsa Ars IRE
sn5 pou6 This place s 10 sold sE ara apph
shout maie Europe bis pemAasai place
Of eafsnee. FoF prstienlAis, &c, sPpf % . 49,. ~
ts,.l HDon y. SAllta 40 DIo-.-sl. -
A HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE. ten or
"A rhtr asr.s m tse seafhofougl below
ssf ssg fgs Sr5li static flic-e Id ohrI
1ailudag s lle. AgPD 70 tDhAab ANo't - 'Ssl
e. o. aOBT IA. B0OhsAN. u Cciif -
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
oFFIcIAL TRANSPORTS OF REAL ESTATE.


DfosiEsT 10 10 q of fistst 20 lI8I 5Hn tieiR e'p
u Of I@aks, lajtt@3, 70 BSynp-ia4e
indefinite. 1lf 2rsirO m0fts 5IWu l
Nin' i " ''-'' " . o 'nl's' t''iOS' 'l. soo
,-t -,,,i.- 49,. i,cf ,s,l 9erf. = sol ..... 24S0
2s-st % 7th-aVe 25rs6 L11
2sb ll-ave, 2lKJG9, snn ls0 2lsl.. ANo
.ei. lO0 Of ls-ave lOnt95 ur shs... t8p9
lss-lvc JJihsi. 7Alxiu0 hs and h.. }
~ 0 Of Jhaye, 2,K.9. and ~
5 o. 2i-ayr, l69Slcl5, nrlclJse... it9
f1is . dave lO.8rio05 lyn
.5t : IN ~ of li-'ve hi 1rIoOs spl I......
.5 ig Of Boulevard sd oIGl2 rarttoa.. 1000
e.,le
77b 4 v l0h-sTe 25TGl2 assignee siie...... 5tA9
la of 2A-,v. Nominal
i20h-s 10 Il Of JiaFe, i5I0l morris. SJSOi.... etO
llf0
ish = - nj i0tb-,ve ISTioo II............
Norsre 81 a k.t 2r5 ana L rport $3.50
al "a a.
7have, II l3lst-si 10
tlth-st. y tSOf
q 9h- l0lTlOO. sSy
ehave f0r rii To.GsluO ti572l 5a5tO..... l5J
lh-sve. 54h 205r72, and Zo03
RECORDED.
Nau-s 20 i12 store years. per O
No 5Jl. , .f
49, 30 50 esEs ef year ........ loO
lh Ja part basement unier Union Hotel yrars' -
'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Friday, Feb. %, 1873.
The local horse trade remains still behind
general expectations. In the Bulls Head Market and
the uptown sale stables there was but little doing
Messrs. Johnston & Van Tasses auction mart was al
most the enly locality displaying far degree OF ac-
tiyfy The stock brought under the hammer realized
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
THE GRAPHIC, No. B8,

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New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
aucton Sales OF Real gstais.


JgRg JoHysoS, T.. AOeiiVaesr
DY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
ID once p PARK ROW opposite new PoOfee Astor Hoa'e
1d BE s isI95T: % gi a, s6 zoe y Sp 6 Is EXCHANGED
Aa.i,aa .aies - s,scks FarSiIars Merchandise
- Al Etchaass sass'Oo@ reported On my
Bulsun BOs.d "a advance Of ang newslapef
Atls O'Clock. at EIc.auge Siiesrool
GREAT u, FI9iisrSss %acTi6s \ ss2Eg
IMPROVED AND USIMPROyED PROPERTY
BY order Of EXECUTORS sai others.
Mo- gfs md 28 HUDSOS-Sr Wast. fronire the
u4is Csnat large corner & sla roa % % ' o. al
No. sW1rTssT bet Hqi.ou and ts.-DssnOIs lot aud
tEe.tory basement brek houss; stables On rear
no YURK ST.. broadway and st. Joha lanFvotor,
and basement frame house. within one block Of la'oa River freight
E" 4os T. ssrH.sT g. bet Ave A anI F.t.nre sni the
rooms; modern egayeneneesi full lot -,
sad frame house u lot commencing 10 H.
%RsT ilDsr . AS H. w. Of sIth-.veverr desirable three
;oy rk oassrneat house, contains y and ali
meats ALSO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS on
so srly6b 3 p uPfo%S r % EoTs EAST AS1 VEST S6R
5THsT, I5 IT. 81 lo'h-age, and Hear the BoULE'
sfHsT $50 r. " loth-ars. and tho BOULEVARD
lgTST' n 81 . re- Of MADIsOS-AvR-a vsT choice lots,
iI5fHsT.... oaly IS a. e. Of MADsOSAyg- superb lou.
e improves snd umproved property MaDs a. Oaee Of
JERE JOHNSON II, ,Ss6sEsn;y SO z esTs,T9~ u,;r5 !;
at Is O'Clock, at RIehsnye ssieHroon.
VALUABLE = sE%.YoRS HIp1io PRopERrY.
bY Order Of Rree1ors And Others. .
70 l6 FRANKLIN ST. bet Vack ard Hon-sts-luoT attic
house. yery desirable Tor investment
No. lT SEVENTY riiIRDST, n. bet. Third and Lexington.
ve-Desratle PhlatephA 0nek front house
Il rooms irtures. Ae Desirable locality
no vs. sECOEDAYB, side bet Rfueh sni fit'hfststs-
Handsome tory subeAr bfowuae house Good To-
Gallon Must be sold TO close estate
all shove property liberal Maps AZ once Of auhoaeef
No. "a PaTk-ros, \. Y.
THURSDAY March G,
al 70 o'clock, a. TION EXCHANGE,
Nos 30 and ieI PaliOnst., Brooklyn,
1nusualY attractive line u
CnOCB al LOTS
Twenty ard Of BrooklTp follows;
DE- KALB-AyK, l. a. lT3 feet =. OF Reid ave lots
LAPAYRTTEAvR. s., 1872 feet v. Of Bfoadwayi siss
LAFAYETTE AVE, 8 =. 80 feet e Of Red-ase lot.
VAN BpRKN-ST. fret e Of Rsid-sye.; gore lots
KOSCIUsKO-sr.. n 80 icet Z. Of Reid ave ots
KOSCIJsKO-sT. 4, I2l feet y. OF BEOsdssyi lots.
KOgCIjsKO-sT., . lis feet w. Of Retd ave- iOs.
GArRsAYK E 30 eet Of PAheaaVe And aelr Broai"sgi
lots.
MONROE-sT, n. a. 200 feet :. Of Paicheuave.i lots
BAINBRIDGH-sT. g. g.. Us fees OF HopkDson oiA
MADIs0S-AvR, n. a. as ieet :. 81 Redavs-: lstS
MOSROE-ST, q s. as feete. u Reif-svei lota
Terms easv Maps AUCTION EXCHANGE, ss and oi Fntoa,
BfOoklyn, aud 81 Park-row n Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS


Cam
SRTSI
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
cOnq gslano Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A' MAGNIFICENT PLOT OF
l. GROUND HrWi ok containing i,DOo tiy
oi. Island The da1ee iron the Cts Hal
gheenthst The property Is bonrdel
railroads. There two ines OF horse cam FgHnias
tie propsriT. Fare oniT hte
al high ad healthy elegantly itua
parcels offered either investment OF
.ocaaton BRIGGS boulevard, which being
Bal shs be completed this property vii auadrupie 70 vaoe ls
For particulars Apply 10 FA BArCHELDsR NO. h
cbauzet0urt. hsN- -York CITY.
LNOR SALE-A choice BUILDING LOT, CEN
village nashns dimensions SorlSo siihia
l.uu depots; daily LuTohe schools stores
Pnee s0i tennl fAyoraie Acifes'
NEGus" Boz i,J2, n T. p o. o L. STEELE, Flushing Il J.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
6oIcis.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
" toecu2yng square Spuagaeiels Boston b.
r ROGB Is. fropnrtOr
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, P0uItney, VI
-le J. NEWMAN D. D. Prop O2on fsca Nav spoea Eai@s
o families and botn1erS
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
Citn Real Gsiate for Sale.

A PLEASANT DWELLING, replete with ali
n furnace. warned Bathroom kei
2j Easi Thiethsl; earT ADnL Pnce
tlbJy. Terms easy. A. q. HATFIELD "a Pne-sA
WELL-BUILT three-stOTy high-stOOp
y brlvu-stoue good order and se osi Wet Flrbh-
st. Is offered Al moderate price RULAND s. WHITING Bees
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-ayes., front
above ;ke PARK
wM H. RAYSoR,
- Pne-st
EOR SALE-NO. 9 Washington square, north,
Stable ~ about a $500; 10 REN1 anfura.shei
Gr7i HOMER MORGAN PHest
GREAT BARGAIN - Extra wel-built, four
~ Ap
~ Seveay nuthsi seeOad door iOm he-'ol
VILLAS and COTTAGES erected TO order
pces and easPsus, specification and
speeal selection Of ba1ns
..tss HUBBRT PRISON Architects, 9i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

Norris W .LKINs AsetloaeeE
pECEIYER's SALE
LFAsR OF No. 7sG BROADWAY,
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF AsrOR-PLACE,
H. Receiver the Stuyve5anl Bank
L. n. LUDLOW K Co.
MONDAY MARCH ]. 1917. at II O'clock
sttke EHchsBze SAlesiOom
Lease Bck Basg No 1fi Broadway ka0wn
sTUYvRsAST BANK BUILDING lease bY joan David
Bank expires MAY l8 annual rent 7lsoo
Soli subject . sub-leases eKstiug
Mars kc Al 30 N.Jltl
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
EASTWOOD & Go. Gimited),

LMR
TIEse
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
Auction Sales OF Real Gstale

A .BLEECRER. SON g. Co. wilk sell Gt
n, sasios THURSDAY, March ~ R at EchSn s-iereOu
No III Broadway:
BLBECKEA-yr.-J-storyb bict syrse. sth sisre No. Hn
nIaRrrA STstory brick hase No - osf OF sbosc ibis
taeb for business having fronts 90 o
streets. and besse-csri passing the door
WILLIAM KENNELLY, SherIt7s kczi
w sell NsDABhDAl MARI
is3 al I2 os. s the khangs snssrDo III Broad~y. ~
order Of Jeremiah un James Lynch and Johs DeTea trustees
Of walter Rsshfs
shave Of 5slh-st sTestorr, brownone
HOUSES. viii No s ~, 9st Js shave gooa buildings
Gne location. -
h-s-Pou, story roof ons, N 2s West 5het.
m ol the lbc~e. -
BALI Il LOTS 1rd s oa ir orh 'de of
6stlrst 100 fee; wrsi Of jth-avr. each ioi25KiNAL
ghs-Pu LOT south sfae Of iusbi l0 feet s Of ohAE
boulevard.
MuIberry.st No 47-HOrSB snd LOT. 25r14
aottst-Eos o. H. H5sisi HOUSES and @os each oi
25r9i.
BaEterst No. i2l-Proat ami Ear HOUsEN
Maps and particulars at hsciloNeers oac. No. Pine-sI
ALSO. on SAME DAY:
LOTS ID Oy ee west % llIrsFs
on THURSDAY MA3CH s:
24trt-IOUaB md STABLb. Jt9E4st 2itn a.
i4ta-s.-rhree ai Lots. soniA stae near 1l-ase
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

IA CHASSE ILLUSTREE Gene ann6e).
II Journal hbdonadse France terte T. p
Btens 6 Rue Jacob PARIS Par 20 francs put en- u
Specimen gratis.
ITO SHIRT MAKERS, H0SIERS, &c:-Ihe
g. New GALASHIBLS TWILL FLAHNELS and CASHMBRES
leading England Patterns and Prices for
waried Manufacturer JAMES MERCER Co.
Mills, w GALASIEL. n B. aad y WaibTook London T. g
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
Gitp propertp 10 Eet.

Gitp properip TO fei.
OFFlCES IN THE DREXEL BUILDING,
~ Southeast Broad sr Waists
SUITABLE FOR CORPORATIONS. BANKERS. LAWYERS &c,
TO RBNf. FROM MAY !.
TWO BhByAJORs. TWO sTAIRcASBs. PIRRPRooR throcgh-
osi lighted yeulated heated bT modern
Venieno- Apply to - - - .
HOMER MORGAN Piuest
no RENT, Furnished, on Fifth-ave.LAn
vide ss-eliss PURSIsIiRD HOUSE Stiole
PithaVe. OF EightecHth-sL
To RENT UnfHr-ishnd the adjoining HOUSE, story - ret vide
with ~ide a0d dep stoy diliBg ezlssa lnl ie ag
(zssg HOMER sOkaiAa. Z Piaest
TTO RENT or for SALE-An elegant four
hi,hs,oop brown HOUSE w stable al IN
perc. Tie houe % feet vide porte eochee. &c
situated in Rh Possession May 8J
Appr q HoaBR MORGAN , Pne-s- tl4a3
TT0 LET-Ns. % Clinton -place-H0USE
Il threfsorT hghsoop be z5K0zi block. Rent uelndlng
6Enres s10 Esuy sssioa Owner viii put the hguse good
order 10 q desirable tenant
(2l9Sj HOMER MORGAN, Pns-st
ITO RENT for Private Dwellings Only-The
6ysoy .ngis basenest HOUSES Nos a. aud ~ West Nine
excellent ard hsve all the modern cnTe1erccs
permits spplV q HENRY TAILOR Rsai Esa az soad1y
VNO RENT-Near Peek Slip 2f7 FrOnt-st.,
4-story SrORR. also i5S 4story BRICK
STORE. Apply L. J. CARPES rBR &c Tairi-ave Bible hous'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
GouHtrn propcrtn TO Set.

Gourtrn propcrtn 10 Set.
A SUMMER HOTEL, quite near the city, III
"a NewJergev vii be LEASED Fesp0nsbe nan on favorable
Address HOTEL Bog 10 Tnbu1e 0fi.e
MARKET GARDENER-Fne chance for
~ steady MAN capital cash four
stablug, tools fruits bsres anE &C.
Apply West Elizabeth Depot. y. J. g. Il r. fefnt essv
ITO LET-The MANSION HOUSE and about
Eve Of land barn tsbes esrase ana 1sag beau
banks Of the Shrewsbury River lsi ma
prant drive from Long Branch It suitable Tor ge private resi-
boardr hogse Apply To G. B HAkS, 10 washing
to1st. or 0 R0BT ALLEN jr Red Bark, ,Hes-jersr
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
TNGD0M OF SAX0NY-POLYTECHNIC

IA SCHOOL Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. establishment for En-
gneerS Wortmssers Various plans Of instruction adapted 70
Srelmissrr kuavleqe ad2ce. 18th AIn Pros
bsesas s Of WEITZBL Engineer and Manager Preparatory
Sns- grrfu
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
TYUF LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-

A TORI N THB wORLD-THE LONDON LACE PAPER AND
VALENTINE COMPANY wholesale and Stsoaers Of
bstn BOosrks. shop Tickets funerA
TEbe Valentine supplied with maternal ior s a1e
Ornaments
Roon engtb. IS especially recommended > l.
WOOD Co. 2ss ana 20 strand London '" y lSlnae'oIy
Glare Court Shippers supplied Wholesale as1 Export pee & seat
reeo lr.to
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

The BgST su4 aOsT AGREEABLE TONIC introduced Per
A. ef lafieeon Deoty, ana Lo Appetite ID IL
Saa.6s purity By Ihe Foed Jsar m
Al N l. Scott, y. q. s.. y. A. u
FRs = A. Sold By Goees, OiDsn Aba Chs1asis large
hosiies IA z. esob Beware of limits PREPARED By
GOODALL BACKHOUsE Co.,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
PIE S E 4

DELT DRAWERS-The speciality OF SAND
ID LAND CRANE To These famous drawers mpS
t he vearer their produces
tedrncy Ecscoas tie spare eopulent 10 the @
Inclined 20 that habit heT are an mValaoo anu
parnrn 10 s. ReRenig-. LONDON
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-10
RegIstratIon Law.

AN ACT to amend the laws in relation to
Registration, and for other purposes
SIC. |. Be it enacted by the Legislature Of
The State Of Mississippi, That the Board Of
Commissioner heretofore created to appoint
three suitable Registrars in each of their
respective counties, be, and all said Boards
arc hereby abolished and the right, powers
and duties by law conferred on, or required
Of said commissioners are hereby conferred
on the judges Of the several circuit court
districts, the Chsncelors Of the several
chancery court districts, and the Sherfs Of
the several counties in this State, who are
hereby made commissioners; and who shall,
on or before the first Tuesday after the
frat Monday Of June, A. ID. 1873, and an-
nually thereafter appoint each one Registrar
for each and every county in their respective
circuit and chancery court districts, and the
sheriff in his county, who shall have the
same qualification, perform the same duties
and be. liable TO the same penalties as are
now provided by law, except as modified or
altered by this Act, aud shall hold their Of
fees for one year, and shall be entitled to
receive as a compensation five dollars per
diem for the time actually employed, to be
allowed by the Board Of Supervisors and
paid out ofthe county treasury, and that the
Board Of Registrars heretofore created and
appointed under and BY virtue Of any las
heretofore enacted, be and they are hereby
abolished.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted That the
Registrars appointed under this Act, shall
meet at the county seat Of their respective
lcounties, on day at least seventeen days
prior 10 any general election, Sundsysex
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-10

A minister had negro in bis family.
One Sunday, when he was preaching, he
happened to look to the pew where the ne
gro was, and could hardly contain himself
as he saw the negro, who could neither read
nor write word, scribling away most in
dustriously. After meeting he said to him,
"'rom, what were you doing in the church r.
"'Iakin' notes, massa all de common takes
notes. "Bring your notes here and let me
see them" Tom brought his notes, which
looked more like Chinese than English.
"Why, Tom, this is all nonsense" Il
thought 50, mas4a, all the time you was
preachin' it.
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The Farmers.

The farmers constitute the true landed
interest Of the country. 1t is the most
fixed and permanent interest in the State
or the nation. 1t is the only interest that
cannot move away, orrun away or be drv-
en- away. It is the interest which underlies
all others, and on which, as on q foundation,
all others depend. 1t is the fundamental
basis OF the whole social, political and econ
omic structure. If it prospers the State
and the nation prosper; ifit languishes the
State and the nation languish; destroy it.
and the State and the nation must ineyita-
bly, perish. 1t is not SO with any other
interest that can be seen or imagined. Cap
ital is stream of water, flowing whitherso
ever the attraction for the time being il
greatest. To-day it is in New York, to
morrow in London, the day sfterin Paris OIL
Vienna. Nothing on earth is more unsta
BILE, less fixed, lees permanent, less to b'
depended on. When most needed, panic
drives it to hiding place, even to the op.
posite side Of the globe, War annihilats it
and puts debt in its stead, which land only
is left to pay. The land only is the ever re
liable basis Of the State.--T -TPatron o
Husbandry.l
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-10

The Oficc-fScclxcrs's Song.
| want to be farmer,
And with the farmers stand,
A hoe upon my shoulder
4 pillow within my hand
There, right before my corn.feld
So wayy and 50 bright,
I'd view the hands all working,
And watch them day ana night.
I'd tend the farmers meeting,
And honors would | bear,
And on some farmers motion,
Perhaps lid take the chair,
And bless the farmer voters,
They'd give me Office, quite,
And with ten thousand thousand
Id praise them day and night.
Q, yes, I'll be a farmer,
And with the farmers stand,
Their votes viii make me happy,
ljoin the farmers band,
There, with that "big fat oflice,"
III raise my banner bright,
While they are turning up the eartt
I'll praise them day and night.
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-10

When Horace Greeley visited Yosemite
he picked up in the trail horseshoe and
hung it Oh the knot Of an oak tree for who
ever might choose to use it, No one took
il, andsin timethe knot grew.over the horse.
shoe, and recently the portion Of the tree
containing it vas cut out and sent to San
Francisco as mOmento Of Mr.. Greeley's
economy.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-10

The great prize fight between Tom Al
len and Mike McCoole, came OF near st.
Louis, few days ago. Allen won the
fight in nine rounds, twenty minutes also
got tho first blood and first knock down.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-10

The waters of Lourdes are reported to
have effected two new cures. The wife Of
Baron de la Rue, sub.prefect Of ST. Malo,
was 10 great pain and exhaustion andcouId
notopen her left eye. She went to the grot-
to of Lourdes, prayed, was perfectly healed,
and now sees with both eyes. The other
person cured was priest who, as q yotive
offering, left bis crutches behind him.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-10

Inthe New Orleans Republican, Kel-
logg's official jounal appears an advertise
ment Of a once profitable farm, now offered
for rent at less than the taxes. What more
severe commentary could there beon Grant
Casey rule in Louisiana, that rule which
was to have been extended to Massachus-
etts.