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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22

Tuesday. Oct. 18th.
Board met as adjourned, a. 8 o'clock. and
was called to order by the Chairman. Mem
hers all present. Mi"uts. 81 Yesterday read
aud approved. The Committee On EQuslix-
alton proceeded to examine and compare the
several Assessment Rolls
Notion by VIM. Wood, that Geo. w.
Clark, n. =. King and ~. Robertson be
appointed asa Committee 70 compar. Ger.
tain assessment Rolls will, the Plats of the
townships Adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned ill one
o'clock p. m.
One o'clock p. m.
Board met as adjourned. Roll was called,
and me" beers present MS follows: Robert
son, Towner. J. Blood. King, Allen, Town
se'd, Clark. l.. D. Blood, Wood aud Haxen.
The Committees continued their work OF
comparing Assessment Rolls with The Plat,
Of tie townships.
On nation OF James Blood The Board adj
oarned TIL y o'clock to .,norrow.
W'jncsdr, =, Oct. 18th
Board met ut 8 o'clock, and was called to
order BY Chairman. Roll VS. c.lled, and
members present ~ follows Robertson,
Towncr. j. Blood, King. Allen. Townsend,
Clark. I d. blood. Wood and II zen. Min
utes Of vest. rday read. correcs'd AID ap-
PROVED.
The Committees resumed thsi. work Of
comparing and footing tie several Assess
meat Rolls.
On motion ofG.o. ". Townsend the Board
adjourned till one o'clock
Ore o'clock p. IN.
Board met as adjourned. and was called
to order by 'he Chairman. Member. all
present. Coup ring aud loo: ing Rolls ,s-
samed by the Commuters.
On r'otion Of Geo. w. Townsend the
Board adjourned till 8 o'clock Tomorrow.
Thursdav, Oct 18Th.
Board met pursuant TO s.ljorrninent. Rol |
was called. and members all pres. nt. Min
stes "f YESTERDAY read and approved. Work
OF Equalization resumed by the Committee. |
On motion Of VIM. Wood, the Board sd- |
journed till one o'clock.
One o'clock p. nj.
Board met. aHd wss called to order b, the |
Chairman. Members I'll present. The Com.
mit'ess resumed their labor on Rolls.
The following R.po from the County
Treasurer Was presented, snd on motion. was |
accepted:
CouSrr TREAsURIR's Oyvicx,
CnA,x, Sept. 18th. 1874.
7oMe Hon. Board Of Supervisors of Lake
County:
herewith submit my Report O. the re.
ceipts AMI expen liturss Of the Office since
last settlement, Jan. 7th, A. d., 1874.
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A LARGE stock Of Boots 4 Shoes just 70
ceivrd, will be cold At the lowest possible
prices, by EMMETT COON 1 co.
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On motion of Jas. Blood, the minutes
we're approved. and the Board adjourned
ell Dec. asth. 1874.
Auousrus TowSEa, CsAiRxAr
DAVID A. LArnRsY, Clerk.
THE Largest Variety Vi Tobscccs
and Lowest Prices, at
ExMETr Coon & Co.'S.
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Edward G. Raymond,
Isaac Grant,

Deputy Sheriff of Lake County. Mich. All
businrs. cntrust, 4 TO h,s care ~il' bc .ompt-
" attended to. Address, Baldwin. Lake
county, Mich. 2-l2
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JOINS u UoI.LIsTER are in receipt
of u stock If tin ware. Go and see
il.
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w. d. Mott, II. d.

ONCE In C. F. Basom's Drug Store. Bald
win CITY, Mich. VIII sttcnd p onDily to
all calls, in town or country. ala
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AWAKE and ASLEEP VII, mhs s. , OH Gsr0%s;
complete for framing on receipt OF 10 cts Two new
TEARS. same price. A BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET
OF FLOWERS for 20 cts. or two different subjects
for 40 cts. BRILLIANT FRUIT CHROMOS
Landscape. mounted oxI1, 81 per Ion. Retail price
80 ct. each or two for 5octs. Scrap Book Chromoe,
assorted: 81 per 100 Departure and Return Of THE
LIFE BOAT. only 81 .50per pair. Ifyou are In need
OF employment send IS for a portfolio with choice
stock OF Cbromos, and Commence work at once.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Particular free, or Illus.
tratrd Circular an receipt Of 3 cent stamp.
BOSTON FRAMEAND CHRONIC CO.. 297 Wash.
ington Street, Bottom, Macs.
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EsoUIKE McCAUsmY 10 putting
the tiMishing touches on DR.. Groves
store building.
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Rieh.

AZ Nirvsna, Oct. 18th. 1874, An infant SON
of William aud Sarah Scott.
In Finora township, Oct. 10th, 1874,
roLLr, wife ofPeres g. Munro, aged 20 years.
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JAMS BLooD,
J. d. BLoop, Committee
ALBERT C.ALLEx
Notion BY WIN. Wood. that the report be
accepted aud the Committee discharged
Adopted.
The following accounts were presented
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Saturday. Oct. Irb.
Besse met - sdjovrped, srt VS. called
70 srdsr BY the Cbsrnsp. Roll vss called
spd u'smbsrs IN present. Minutes Of 20.
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BY Geo. w. Townsend:
To THE Board OF SUPERVISORS OF LAKE ce.: II
appearing TO this Board that the County Of Lake
has q claim against the Estate of George w. Brown.
nov now ,nssne and In the in.sne Asylum at Kalama.
p'nser NJ an insane person ut said Asylum, and
also for expenee incurred in his behalf by the
county, previous to his admission to said Asylum.
Resolved. BY the Board Of sup~ryI.or Of Lake
County that we authorize d. G. Warner, Eco. To
c"lIrct said claim, forthwith, prescribed by law
Adopted b, Ayes aid Nays ss follows:
Ayes, Robertson, Towner. J. Blood, King.
Allen. Townsend, Clark, I. D. Blood, Wood
and Hazen. Navs, none.
On motion III VIM. ooL the Board nd
journed ill 8 o'clock tomorrow.
Friday. Dot 18th.
Board met 40 adjourned, and was called
to order BY the Chairman. Roll wac calleJ.
and members oil present. Minutes of yes.
terday read, corrected and approved.
The Committee. resumed their work on
Rolls.
On motion ofM. g. King the Board nd.
JouTneo VII ono OclOck.
One o'clock D. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. and
was called to order BY the Chairman. Roll
~ss called aud members all present.
The Committees proceeded 70 compare
Rolls.
Motion BY Geo. w. Townsend, that the
Chairman sppoint cemnittss Of Two, 70
ascertain the amount Of moneys nscssssry
to be rsised the coming year for County pur.
poses. Adop'ed.
WI. Wood and Geo. ". Townsend we're
appointed - sssh Committee.
The following report was presented:
aoar COMMITTEES appointed 70 make a ss4smsss
county purDeses, would rscommend that ~ IN ~
- ~ = county tax upon the valuation 81 Is7I;
49, 70 = uesd - csssingsst Fund, and 6soo'
o" motion Of xiltoa G. King the rep.r.
vas adopted.
Notion By w.s. Wood. that wssls, J.
Holeomb Be appointed Co supsrIussndsus
oftbs Poor Adopted.
On motion the Board sdjosrned till 0
o'clock 70 morrow.
Saturday. Oct I7,b.
Bessd met - sdjovrped, ere VS. called
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The best Teas aud Coffce., and
The lowest prices, at
EMMETT CooN & Cos.
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In addili.n to the above the Committee
would further recommend there DO added 10
the township If
KiI.bwck. 81 !9.I9o Ellsworth. .&;9. $50
Chase. 1878 Webb,r..... s4,l7S
Pleasant Plains Sl5,7l3,
and deducted from
Pinora. $50 Elk. ..... $l2.32S
Yates ........23. 533 ! Lake. %. 6,47O
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" AAA' CD' and women
Business that will Paw
from - to a. per day. can be purrued In your own
neighborhood, and Is strictly honorable Pnyfscl-
lars free samples worth several dollars that will
enable you to 60 tn work at once, win be sent On
receipt Of fifty cents.
Address LATHAM 4 CO..
292 Washington St., Boston, Mas.
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". Jul. county st.r.
CaAA I. RADCLIFFE PsLlslsr.
BALDWIN CITY, LAKE co., Mcu
Terms "a per Year.

Terms % per Year.
, 1874-07-13
inheritanou with thu oliidtonot Abraham. Willie

III tho jewish aynagoEueB'ho 'ho quoted Tho prophets
mud Tho psalms, in Asia llo quoted the ureok
but unknown dodI auds with aql,iokrebponso to
tho blind gropngs Of tloso lentlloi, finds little
common foothold for himself and thom: "Wlon
yo!gnorntltly wora1iipt Him dpolarn utto you"
Confession Of Faitil tcacos against tho salvation
Ct any among tho honthotl. Tho. common
thought here, as in Bonse' otlor partic,1lars Ia
erroneous. The ConfoHBon rocognizos infants
~ porsoi,s' WHO "aro regohoratod a,,d aavcd by
how, md wloro uo pfoasetI,,n mil catnlog..ot,
them with" persons WHO nro incapable of being
o!twardly caflcd BY tho 1ntnIstry,of tho Word"
II this 10 inconsistent with another part Of the
ConfosB|ont cannot ho1p tint.
snco; then, 1t 10 possib 10 TINT q boathon may
DO LODI by the spirit Of, God, and since heatl!on
sometimes worship tile true God ignorantly 1t is
NO great strotch to presume flint tlioso hoathor
WHO aro lino mn to history III just and good men
known to history may hive i" tlono by nature tho
things contained in tho Law" In tic sano in,per-
foct senBo In which tho Chriatian cooa tlom,
God. whose principle Of Judgment is III there
bo first a.williug mind. It IL accepted according
TINT llo hath not"
Tho limitation Of historical or covenant favor
before God arc not always understood. They aro
sometimes conceived too rigidly, aa though be-
ca,tBo Julaio training and Christian training aro
Indispensable to tho redemption Of tho world,
godhad no favora for, mid Bhod no light upoil,
those outside tho Judalo and tile Christtan boun-
Diary line. Tho Biblo ia not responsible for this
rieid:iloa, Indeed; 1t intinlateH. fur otherwise.
Abraham is the "fathor of tlo faithful" tho
root Of tho Jula,e and Christian Church. l'gt
tGn Taa oon'tonpos"ry with r. hin MS
hoathcn King, Cod appeared in . droan,.
Thus at tho boglnnitg OF o chogon line. We OBJ
, 1874-07-13
THE WORK OF CITY;CHUROHNs.

Sar1norr bv fs,o gxex ts~ nFcKrin: nr rho
Njuti, cnMrci.,
+ r,,. n. ,,aTa;s. =, H." ,1;.,.,, 1,uon,,,
tno tses' ~. n'nais. % .nu Nla'n 'loaos@
torlau Church, preached tue following sermon
yesterday morning:
given to '1oatFy.' Acts XVII. TO-:
YOU have most. likely noticed tho grent impor-
tuuce TINT Jesus seeu1od to atfaoh to larpe towns
and citIaB as. orntreno of morn.nn1 ro,irious in
Hnoncs @ T;a nniatrv ~ ,,oa % ~ 1870 ..vo;eo erv;nr IN
the "nde1ness Ike that OF 1iisgreat pradeoos-
sor. l1o did not lingor around somo lonely
ford of tho Jordan, or in tie eotudos Of tho
.hjlt conntrv,, near 1rchron vo,tino. for. tl,o
people TO soS4.11n. "ncn tno M dl''no conscious
TESS had faisy possessed Hin that the tirne
/ had como that Flo should bo about
His Fathers business: He Left the
mounsain valley which. onshrouds, in suoh
mysterious siloneo Els chlldhoou. anti youthful
odncation, and made His Permanent home at
Capernautn, a bnBtling iittle city Of GaHlee.
From this point, Ho visited ali tho towns and
e.S.es n.ons .lo oo!ao.s ~ 41'ss ooa'osute.
and At ono time made atonr rs far north aa Tyre
Gnu n1uon OH m no1sE eties I on Tue aiGoser. =.
fahoan. a1d 1ylne "no!lV Within the SHADOW OF
great iestal days, ana commanded Els disciples
to ueElu !lelr thn!etiy t!iero: IL +Well hno"h
that th9 Apostles, following hooxamplo Of their
D1vlud lcaaes, con hnoa thotr attention. Chilly to
valued tue worth o. e. souls y, III tho moro sparseiy
eettlod roel9As, for' their commission foatt,
90, pfoaeh tlc aoBpol to every ctoa-
tnfe,. M lucy HlsGly conclnlodi an'
antng tan tne'f apor tha tho m
ihterests OF the Gospel was tho most ready way
70 gun GccoA 70, osory croatnre.. Llkc sole
Gepefa!s. they knew .the strategic Importance ot
, 1874-07-13

MRS. VIM, e. .BRYAN's
Fall Ter4n OF Mrs. AsYaps School apnenee4 toptamb9s
1H1k nAtAytAt N. r., Apsl, NV.
, 1874-07-13

Nj. Vernon ElgllA, Classical & Military Academy,
MORGAN PARK. Wash!nRtou llvIxats, Ills. Tho
E" Session II tt tn,tt,n,ion Mill hcHn hept ill., Pa-
rents ran obiHn tutl Pamphlet circulars nr io74 hy ad
al~law. u Portland i.lsuh, ghlrsK., III. '' ''''
, 1874-07-13

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* rtpil. !oljsSp Euiant lilo Setuai or iMssusss
A1ulsrs. t{DFEaiAE Flank. Aasuoiatu principsis.
, 1874-07-13
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, 1874-07-13

Feeksktl IN. W ATilLtury Acadunny.
Nnw ltu!IainR aud tin, (iynnua1uln cu,,nlue4l Eead
ior rutnr3s hsl nor ycE. (l.. u. j. WRIGHT, 4,
Nh NAlAElNE llQMsA LII. a. M., pst,,sIfalx. -,
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Hard Tlmes 1n HiEh LiIr.
rom Frank Leslie's Weekly

From Frank Leslies weekly.
Ever since pa failed and paid twenty
cents on the dollar, we have been re-
trenching. You've no idea what an
awful thing it is. don't see why men
should fail and retrench, I'm sure, but
they will. It's one of those strange
customs without reason or novelty to
recommend it. I've Thought it all over
a good deal, and talked about it, but
there's only one explanation at all
hard times. You've no idea how dread
full it is to US. Hard times may be Sc
we're on poor people-though don't see
how they can be, for poor people are
used to them-but they are perfectly
awful, as sasd, to u.s. we are not poor
people by any means. In the first
place, consider how you would get along
with one hair dresser and one maid,
after having been brought up to two.
Fancy, if you can, what it isto wear one
brooch all winter, and have people re-
mark that There's that same diamond
on her finger yet" That's where the
shoe pinches; and speaking Of shoes, let
me tell you that the suffering in our
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
NJ. L. MEACHAM.. of NJ. L. Meacham- 4 Co.
A. N. MCKAY ..........of Sledge, Mckay 4 Co.
S. MANSFIELD.......of Mansfield 4 Higbee.
WIN. J0YNER..of Joyner. Lennon 4 Gale.
WIN. B. GALBREATH.-. Cotton Factor.
Hon. JOHN OVERT0N, ,Jr.............Memphis.
]. NJ. PETTIGREW. of Edwards. PettigreW
4 Co.
ISAAC SCHWAB..................of Schwab & Co.
B. F. HALLER.-...of HOIlowell. Crockett 4
Haller.
s--Takes Fire. and Marine risks. Dwelling
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family this winter on account of shoes
would draw tears from a stone. Retrench-
ment means wearing domestic boots al
eight dollars; and when it comes to feet
that have been used to imported French
boots ct twenty dollars, the cup of mis-
cry is full. Take it altogether, | dom t
think the poor have got so much to com.
plain Of. They can't know what it is to
retrench. How can they if they haven t
anything to retrench on? There's Mary
Parker came here the other day and want.
ed me, for the love of mercy, to help her
pay the rent. Mary's our own laundress.
She worked in the family when / was a
baby, but she foolishly got married year
ago. Says /, Why, poor woman, it's
perfectly ridiculous; you talk as if we
hadn't our cross to bear as other peo-
pie. You must retrench. That's what
we do. Pa has stopped the rent of his
pew In DR.. Duster church, and had the
gas meter taken out of the carriage
house, and makes the girls in the kitchen
use kerosene, and cut off the bouquet
woman, and stopped the ice. Yes, in
deed, we have to suffer as we'll as you
do; but we don't run about making a
fuss over it. AS pa says, the thing to
do is to stand up to it and retrench.
Why, my dear woman" says i, getting
quite warn, there's plenty of money
in the country. 1t is not want of money;
it is want of confidence that makes the
hard times. That seemed to stagger
her We've got to restore confidence
before we can do anything else.
Then she went on to say that she was
about sick and hadn't got coal to keep
her warm. " Well, says |, that's pre-
cisely the way with us. I've been
brought up to have a CRATE fire in my
sleeping-room, day and night, but pa
says this winter that the register gives
heat enough"
But ! couldn't make that woman un-
derstand that anybody suffered but her
self They are all alike-these people
If you live in brown stone house, and
keep your horses and eight servants, no
power on earth will convince them that
you suffer from the hard times worse
than they do. I'd like to see Mary Par.
ker wear those shoes that Boncateh
sent me yesterday. Then the humila-
ton of it. That's the worst of it, Poor
pa, he has taken to using plain
black cane, because, as he says, a
gold-headed stick isn't the thing in
time of general suffering. Nobody but
the poor dear man will ever know what
that eacriice cost him. But it's the
same thing all through the house. Ma
she took off her plain gold spectacles,
and insisted on wearing a plain black
pair whenever she drove out in the park,
and Charles consented to give up his
cigar after dinner, and bought $40
meerschaum and pound Of tobacco.
Every time l go into the billiard-room
and see that splendid fellow smoking
his pipe with contrite spirit / say to
myself or to Celeste, "Ahl poor boy,
what he mus. suffer!" Celeste usually
remarks, "Ah, yes but it isn't circum-
stance to what he makes other people
suffer" Celeste does not like tobacco.
As for me, don't stop to think of the
tobacco at all; it's the moral heroism
that attracts my attention.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. CURTIS
ARRIVAL NEW ORLEANS.

DR. E. De F. CURTIS. NJ. D., F. R. @. S.,
IL author Of = Manhood" Medical Essays
nifty to announce to the citizens of Memphis
and the surrounding country, including those
who have previously consulted him; that he
has arrived in New Orleans Tor the season,
and may be conferred with as heretofore, in
Terson or by letter. at his rooms,
no. 9 RAMPANT STREET.
Between Canal and Custom-house. daily from
loan. TO pm, and from TO pm. On
Sundays from II to only.
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MEMPHIS, TENN: TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL d. 1874

town he is now the Mayor, and an ex.
cellent physician.
DR.. Anderson informed the Sheriff
that if he, DR.. Anderson, knew where
his son was, he would make him, the
son, surrender himself. DIR. Anderson
says he would much rather his son had
been killed than Breckenridge.
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS
Office: No. IS Madison st.
OFFICERS.

NJ. L. MEACHAM, /: President
A. N. MCKAY, Vice President
VIM. GAY, Secretary
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eFrTakes Fire and Marine risks. Dwelling
Houses and isolated Country Stores especi-
ally solicited. 130-xviii-53
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Sleeping cars on mail train. Depot Center
Landing. feot of Washington street. Ticket
Offices, 26 (cor. Madisonl and 27S Main street.
A. S. .LlVERM0RE, Gen. Sup't.
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no. 9 RAMPART sTREET
Jnst PnbIished............a aO0th EdItI0
MANHOOD,

Corrected and Revised BY the Author. E. DE
+. CURTIS. NJ. D., Z. r. Q. 5.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and cure
of Premature Decline in man, showing how
bealth is lost and how rerained II gives a
clear synopsis Of the Impediments to Marri-
age, the treatment Of Exhausted Vitality,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Abuses Of the
system, etc. etc, and the remedies therefor,
the result Of twenty years successful practice.
There Is no member Of sOcie BY whom
this book will not be found useful, whether
such perion holds the relation Of parent, pre-
eeaiGgTn aiGgTnRfis 9I slsrt8 t8N n" MANHOOD. This book
shonld he read by the young for instruction,
by the afflicted for relief. II will iniure no
orc. - London Ned. Ggz.
Price So cents. by mail. Address the author,
DIR. CURTIS.
eRampart street, New Orleans, La.
DR.. Curtis has determined TO remain in
New Orleans during his southern trip, and
will positively not visit memphis Pre-
sessfonaIIy this year. Hence ethose who
wish to consult him personally must call upon
him at his address above. lo-0s
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

Depot at head of Main stree.
Ticket Office. 2S7 Main street, corner of
Madison. 'O'"'i VI
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Depot at foot of Main street.
ncket Once. 2S7 Main street. corner of
M. BURKE. GenT Sup't.
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Victor Hugo has but to lay his fingers
on children to make them adorable.
Small heas have bigger heas to bite
EN-, and SO it goes, ad infnitim. Now,
what does that mean?
Beecher's last declaration in church is
that greenbacks are government lies.
II that is theology, give us more Of it.
An enthusiastic public meeting in
favor of cremation VS.. inhumation, was
recently held at Zurich in Swifzprland
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ROARD or DIRECTORs /:

sE-Takes Fire and Marine risks. Dwelling
Houses and isolated Country Stores especially y
solicited. l2-S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-21
Ky Lyme & Brother,
Red Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
No, 1912 Main street, -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
" Bile IMPROVED AND EUN1MPROVEI
REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF FULTON
FRONTING ON LOUISIANA. GRAHAM, Sc.
COND, AND THIRD STREETS. ALSO, LOl
WITH THREE BRIGK-AND.FRAMED HOUSES
THEREON ON rTWENTY-FIETH BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARE STREETS, ATAUCTION.-
BY airrtne Of decree rendered bv the Chancery
Court OF the city 0f Richmond on The Gath day Of
February, 1874, iu the OF Mayo. guardian, rS
Mayo Iad ais. / shall, on the 18TH DAY OF DE.
CEiBE R, 1874, sell by auction, on the premises
,commencng att O'Clock P. NJ, In the order paned
the feflswing REAL ESTATE:
"lst. LOTwfth THREE BRECK-AND-FRA
TENEMENTS thereon, fronting on alley. between
Main aad Cary streets leading ont to Tweniy-dfth
street. now oocunted by good tenants. Each house
contains three rooms. &c. -. :. :. :. q, -
: I'd. VACANT LOT corner Third and Louisiana
streets, fronting 400 feet Louisiana street and
100 fest on Third street, -
Sd. VACANT LOT No. 2, fronting Toe feet on
Louis,ana street and 100 feet On Second Street
4th LOTS Nos. 81 and %, corner Third and
Louisiana streets troutfng each 25x1f feet. with
u FRsNED HOUSE thereon, formerly occupied
by Airs. Consadinf- ,...st .7s-s>. H. t,s#
z 5fh. FOUR LOTS on Graham between Gillian
and Marshall streets fronting each 30x11 feet.
being all OF Lot No. 4, and parts OF LOIS No. 3 and
5 In Square go IN the plan Of Fulton., s,..4
; TERMc: Une.tilIrd cash residue at g and IL
months, the purchaser giving his bonds bearing In
terest from day Of Sale, title being retained until
purchase money Is paid and & conveyance Is or
dered by the court. + liz - - =
-" 9G,r, WILLIAM A. MAURY. Commissioner.
de SO S.2I ID 80 .26 27.2S. 2S