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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-19
LIFE INSURANCE.
Some Interesting Points Decided I'm
the Circuit Court.

A suit was decided in the Circuit Court
on Tuesday which involved some nice
points of law, and which has been of gen.
eral interest to the legal profession and in
surance men. John p Dunlap's life was
insured for $500 in the Widow and Or
phan's Fund Life Insurance Company. He
paid two whole annual premiums, in cash,
and one-fourth of the cash premium for the
third year; he had also given three pre-
mium notes of $50 each. After
making these payments he failed to make
any other before his death, which occurred
some eighteen months afterward. His
widow brought suit for 5000 for herself
and children. The insurance company, as
we understand, proposed to pay her accord
ing to the terms of the policy, two-tenths
of the $500, if she would allow them the
fifty dollar notes in offset. This she de-
clined, and sued for the whole policy. Upon
the face of the policy it is provided, that if
the insured at any time fail to make the
cash payments, the company will pay him
as many tenths of the $500 as he had
made complete annual payments, after de-
Quoting therefrom the said premium notes
that might be outstanding.
The Court charged that the company
could only be held according to the terms
of the policy, as expressed ON its face, and
charged the jury that the company should
pay only what it had proposed TO the
widow. The jury returned 4 verdict in
favor of the defendants.
The plaintiff was represented by MeSSrs.
Hughes and East, and Messrs. Bate and
Williams appeared for the defense.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-19
AN OLD JOURNALIST AT WORK.

The Paris correspondent of the London
DdiIy Nelcs writes TO that Journal: an.
Emile De Girardin, the old editor Of the
Press and the LibeTte, is about TO re-enter
the arena of militant journalism. He has
boupht the France, and viii assume the
editorial chair of that journal on Nov. 10.
Meanwhile he gives a foretaste Of his de-
but. which will be nothing if not sensation
al. The France is already authorized to
announce that he will come out with a
proposal for making the present Assembly
indissoluole till 1880. l am persuaded
that this eminently absurd proposition will
only be brought forth as 4 logical excitatiOn
bv a man who is fanstical wOrshiper Of
Iooie. and believes himself the high priest
of the science. he win probably argue
that the Septennate-an emulation Of the
Assembly-can only logica ly exist as long
AZ the Assembly lasts; and his q. r. d. will
he that, since nobody dsreS deny the Septen-
nate. the cOrollary, the Septennalism OF the
Assembly must be admitted. The irony
will be dOubllessly cleveTly handled. But
Girantlin is the last man in the world to
believe that this wretched, discredited,
crumbling Assembly can last for many
months longer. He is playing a game
which, like all the games he has played
during his successful life, may very likely
he TO his own advantage. NJ De Girardin
has often prOfessed 10 give the public an
sidea- every day; and have a shrewd sus-
picion that his idea OF Septennalizing the
Assembly, though good to start with,
will speedily give place to another con-
ceptiOn."
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POSTED.
A Robertson County COIOred '@LIer"
EwnOsad

A Robertson County COIOred "Lier"
Exposed.
The document given below was found a
day or two since posted on a tree near Sad
lerville, Robertson county, and forwarded
to us for publication. u evidently embOd-
les a darkey's revenge.
s.Inn the yeare Of 1873 give a fa5tieble
(festival?) neare SadlerSville Onn Ogues
the % 1878 For the .pUrpes Of Bilden Of a
Church neair SadlerSville So succeeded
inn Completed hit So whene the feStiBle
were Completed Alexander Barbec were
the Weary Lier thate Tolde the pepel thate
| made Five hunder dollars which Cane
Be proyede TO BE lie So Twill Tell you
the trIte Of the hOOle mater We made S1S5
dollsrs theme pads all ExpenCes QUITE OF
thate
Lamb s5O0dolares.
dishes 5000 dOlares.
WatChmen Sl2 dolares.
Cookies SIP dOlares.
Sheepe SIP dOlares.
GroSeages SIC dolares.
hodGeS 81 dOlares.
prise Girles SO dOlares.
printer ExpenCieS, SO.
Water & Wood holien $3.50.
One hat of Sheepe $50.
Shusar K -four Eyes q Butter s..
Flayerien for Cakes -.
frendes Off THESE naBerhOod So we will Be
Glade Of Every thin the pepel will Give
youse James naves.'
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ThemembeTs of Rock City Shop No. are
hereby notified TO meetat their shop punctu-
ally at half-pasi two o'clock this evening, for
the purpose OF attending the funeral of our
late Bro. Gus Handbook. Also the menu
bers of Center Shop No. l, aud all transient
brothers of the Order in good standing, are
cordially invited to attend.
Funeral services by Rev. J. b. Stevens,
at the Primitive Baptist Church, South
College street.
BY order of w. G.. BOOTH, Master.
L. A. HUGHES, Secretary.
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Bursting Of Wafer pipes.

An English inventor proposes a new
method for preventing water pipes from
being burst by frost. His plan is 20 pass
through the pipes an IndiarIbber tube, Of
such diameter, that the space inside is a
little more than equal TO the increase in
volume Of the water by freezing. Thetube
is ALWAYS kept full of air, so that, when the
water freezes it finds at every point the
necessary space to occupy. The air is sup
pljed from a reservoir. BY heating Ehe air
in the tube the ice in the pipes can be
tbswed. This application IS believed 10 be
peculiarly useful in the case OF Waier-cios-
cts, and in preventing the supply oil coio
water to engine boilers, from being inter
rupted by frost.
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MED snhdenIr-

Frank Miller. a well-known and respect
ed German citizen, residing in North Nash
vile, died suddenly, of heart disease, at 3
p. n. yesterday. Mr.. Miller was engaged
with j. Berlin in the manufacture of fur
nfture. In 1861 he went out as first lieu
tenant of the German company in the First
as such, we believe, throughout the war.
He was a sOn-in-law Of officer Frazier, of
the police force.
The deceased was an Odd Fellow, and
the funeral will be conducted by that or
der. His lodge was at Pulaski, where he
lived some time after the close Of the war.
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sTATIoNERs AND PRINTERS
DIAMOND COAL.

HE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE WILL
be Supplied With this superior Coal at the
Lowe. niarket price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. 1t is hard coal, viii not crumble
or sack, Is easily ignited, burns eheerfnIly but
not to rapidly, leaves no cinder and but few
ashes II is both clearly and economical.
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, will receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner Of Summer and
Crawford streets.
ssp2 3m 4thp j. y. WARD, Agent
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Rrnce Of Burglars Fooled.

Shortly after 10 O'Clock last Monday
night, two burglars, man and woman,
attempted to effect an estrance into the
Stable on the premises Of Justice I. ID. Cas-
settv. 100 Broad street. Failing in this,
they went TO the kitchen and made an eff
fort to pTy open window, but were dis
covered by one of the male members of the
family, who hurled poker at them, when
they ran Off the man leaping over high
fence, and the woman making her escape
through the back yard.
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lease Of the RuraI ,sup.

The Rural Sun of to-day, viii announce
change in its business management. 1t
has been leased from the Rural Sn Pub
fishing Company by j. o. Griffith, Bang &
Co, "who agree" says the President Of the
company, in a card, 'sto keep up the paper
to its present standard in all that will make
It what the people have right to demand
in such journal" and whose energy and
undoubted qualifications for their under
taking warrant them success.
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Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
The annual stockholders meeting Of the
Nashville and Decatur railroad, for 1874,
was he'd at the Decatur depot yesterday,
Albert. Bufer1, of Giles county, presiding,
and e.. W. Sezy; Sec-etsry and Treasurer
Of the company, acting as SecretarS.
The Presidents report published yesteT-
day was read and received.
\ resolution was adopted changing the
time for future annual meetings from the
third Wednesday in NO.ember to the third
Wednesday in October.
Tie election for Directors was then en-
tered into, resulting in the Re election Of
all the members Of the old board, as fol-
lows; J. w. SlOss, G. ). Houston, j. L.
Tanner, George Mason, A. Bcforl, T. w.
Jones, 3. T. Cartel, John frierson, John
BeIlenfante, J. S. ClaybroOke, Thomas F.
Perkins, d. 3. Clifie, Henry Cooper, VIM.
Duncan and John G. Blown.
The Directors elect held a meeting at the
Maxwell House in the afternoon and re-
elected the former offers: J. W. Sloss,
President, and @. w. Seay, Secretary.
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THE CITY'SYINDEBTEBNESS
Judgments I'm the Federal Court
Against the Corporation for s27 900.

Against the Corporation for s27, 900.
In the Federal Court, yesterday, judg-
ments by compromise were entered in a
number Of suits against the city of Nash
vile, the plaintiffs being II. Lindsey, II.
B. Payne, W. G.. BarTOws, r. j. FaTqua-
harson, Z. Jackson, ii. H. Thomas and
Charles Parsons. The judgments are for
sums aggregating about $4,000, the action
in each case having been brought for recov-
cry on corporation checks.
OF these checks there were two classes
one, and much the larger, issued in pay
ment Of accounts actually allowed by the
City Council; the other, as collateral Sc
cIIrity for notes, by order OF the Chairman
of the Finance Committee. On the former
the judgments were for the full amount
with int rest; on the latter, for so per cent.
Of the full amount with interest.
By the terms Of the compromise the
judgments are to be satisfied by bonds bear
ing interest and payable ten years hence.
The plaintiffs in these cases were repre-
sented by McPhaiI Smith, and the city by
Cooper, Ewing and Elliott.
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THERE is one disappointed Democrat in

THERE is one disappointed Democrat in
Massachusetts,. He is a veteran of 1872,
and lives at Shellbourne Falls. Year after
wear he patiently voted for Democratic can
didates for Governor, having a warm faith
that one would some time be elected. On
last election day he got to work picking up
things around the barn, and concluded that
il wasn't worth while to waste tine IN
throwing away another vote. Ii hurts his
nride TO know that Democrat was finally
elected without his help.
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Rig Tbtur ON Wheels.

An immense bill board, advertising the
Apocalypse now on exhibition at the Ma
sonic Hall, was seen perambulating about
the streets yesterday. ...
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Broke HIS Arm.

Edward Gordon, of Pulaski, nephew
of Robert J. Gordon, of this city, and a
student a. the Nashville University, while
exercising on a traPeze bar, last Friday, fell
aud broke his arm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-19

Anticipating brisk theatrical season,
Jesse Ely, at Al n. Cherry street, has sup
piled himself with a beautiful stock of
Neckwear and handsome Kids, especially
for such occasions. IL
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It may be al item of interest to whole
sale and retail whisky dealers to know that
Woodland & Moore deal in nothing but pure
Robertson County WHISTLES. See their
card. 1t
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4S Church Street.

The public will find the business office
of the UNION AND AMERICAN at As Church
street, corner of Printers Alley, nearly
opposite the old Counting Room.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-19

Consumers should use from One-fourth
to one-half less of Dooley's than Of other
Yeast or Baking Powders. 1t is put up
full weight. nOv17 dlw&w1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-19

The alarm sounded at ESQ O'Clock yester-
day evening, vas Occasioned by fire water
Ia an inebriated female who was being con-
Veyed to the workhouse in an express.
wagon, and who yelled out ''firen at the top
of her voice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-19

We report Z feet inches Of water on the
shoals, with the Cumberland rising at this
point.
The James Gilmore arrived from Cairo,
and will depart to-day with several barses
Of cedar lumber in tow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-19

All persons wishing to purchase tickets
in the Public Library Drawing can be sup
piled by calling ON w. G. Price, No. a
South College street.
nov1 un,Weddfri If
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For fine ChromOs, illustrated Standard
Works, or large lot of the cheapest read
inc matter ever offered for sale in this city,
call at D. n. Neylan's, 34a and 35 Public
Square. noyl9 At
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CITY NOTICES.

Have you seen the "TOM BOWLING
HAT, just introduced by Gray & Noble?
nOV19 1t
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''THE condition of Her Royal and I'm
perial HiShnrsS the Duchess Of Edinbur.
continues 20 iIc satisfactory. > he infant
Prince is we'll
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New Calicoes at Hogan Bros.
nov19 St
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Buy your FIannels at Hogan Bros.
novl9 st
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DIED.

ALLEN and DOUGHERTY.-Wedne
Nov. Is, MICHAEL ALLEN, nephew Of Mrs.
Bridget Long, aged 16 years
Also, MICHAEL, son of JnO. Dougherty, aged
two years, one month and seven days.
The friends and acquaintance of both fami-
lies are respectfully invited to attend the fune-
raj of MICHAEL ALLEN and MICHAEL DOUGH-
ERTY, from l5s and 100 South Cherry street,
this afternoon, at 20 O'Clock.
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OsISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAELROAD.-Trains leave and ar
rive AZ Huntsville As follows:


IAAlhbs
Eastern Fast Line, ex-
cept Sunday-.-..-..-
Eastern EXPIRES, daily.
" Night tx
press, except Sunday
Mt. Sterling Mail, eI-
cept SundRy..........
Mt. Sterling Express,
except Sundsy....-..
Lagrange AccOmmoda-
tiOu, except Sunday
Jsgra1ge AccOmmOda-
tiOns except Sunday.
5aelDyville Mail except
Sunday............-..
5heI5yEille Express ex-
cent Sunday........-
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PUlaman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
to Washington and Baltimore without change Of
cars.
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
froughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
AGENT Cincinnati.
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Black Mpacas, prettiest and cheapest, at
Hogan Bios. nOvl9 st
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Blank &. Indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tionaryi minus - tendency 70 fan; plus ten
dency 70 rise.
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Maximum Temperature So deg, minimum
temperature As deg, mean temperature 47.7
deg.
Amount Of rainfall in the past "A hours, OS1
inches.
TslegrapAie Report from Signal Ssrviee C5TTs ..
g. 4, Of 0bssrvatioE, at 3.56 p. My re
WssteTIa C5i0B Lane.
FA'; $500 e 9e''' Bar %s S s:ssS sf
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..

Local Report for the City, Wednesday,
Nov. Is. IS74.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 100 A. N.
PrObGbiIitieS.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, generally cloudy and colder
weather, with northerly winds and rising
barometer.
RIVER NEWS.
Dsi!V RsVOrt o. Stage Of Water, sOitA Changes n
tss ~ Hours ending 8 p. N. Nov. Is, 1873.
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TENNESSEE & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On and sitter bay Is, trains viii run as fol-
leHs; Depot South Cherry st.
80. I, daily, except Sum
oays.................-.l 4.CO p NJ S-AO A. NJ
GEO. Nancy, Pres't & Sup't.
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NASHVILLE & DECATUR ROAD.

Oc6 cod till jan25, 79thp
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I'd A q ID .

ROLAND On the 7th inst 81, at Il is o,olook. a,
the Sth y ar o. bis age, ANTHONY BOLAND, =
native OF &c hrrn county Glare, Ireland but for the
psst Il years resident OF this city.
Funeral will take place from his late residence
Soclock pm. -
,pMkR, At9swesO, N. Y. on the 4th ms l., Mrs.
Funeral Al oh street M 4. Church, soutbess.. an
Wednesday, Of O'Clock D. m. The remains will be
inferred In the Congressman Cemetery beside those
OF her husband, chas. =. Dyer, late Of the Patent
GRAHAM. At Mill, Prince Georse'. county,
late George W. Graham, and daughter Of the late
Judge W William Castor, Of North CsrOlins.
The funeral vii take place st Mount 0livst Gem
s. s Mashleeson, on Inarsday, April 3 81 II m
will and carriages 81 st. Mstthevs, Church from
III 10 n.S Q. m. for their accommodation.
HUTCHINSON. On the 9Th instant, THOMAS
SHAhCIk, the youngest son Of William and
The relatives and friends Of the family srs re-
specially invited 90 attend the funeral from tbs
residence Of HE parents, South Capitol street. be-
tween and ID, Wednesday, sth instant, ct o'clock
y. m. q.
SMITH. On April 7th, at clock O. m, GRACE
ELLA, infant daughter Of Israel and Mar n.
snith, aged 10 months.
Another sweet flower has yithered.
gem from the cseket set free.
lamb in the flock of our shep herd,
Who hath seid lea them come uuts me.
The frferds OF the family ere cepectfully invited
O'Clock from her parents residence, l232 sth street.
northwest.
sHRIyER. On Monday, 9Th inst, ct no o'ciook
M ~ 40 18th street s0utheAs., Mics Mfmulg
eCHkINBk, aged 81 years. months and s days,
schriyer, Of South Osroiina. Isoush ossoiios "a.
HOtice Of funeral hereafter.
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The House then adjourned.

TIE FIRST OF APRIL IN BOsrOH.-A sue
cessful April hoax or a series of hosxes was per-
petrsted by the attaches OF she Howard Athe-
naum last evening. A wire skeleton was
dressed as a woman and placed in a seat. The
pulling Of string caused IL to fall TO the floor,
when several Of the audience were deceived
into giving the supposititiOus fainter their as
sistsnce. The device worked 80 well in the
theater th at IL was carried into the Streets and
several pstrOlmen became victims of the hoax,
which was oft-repeated during the night One
was Induced TO awaken the woman asleep in q
doorway; another was called TO the woman
dead; and 80 on, until the eff gy was thrown frOm
one Of the whsrves, and q sympathizing sailor
recovered the supposed body.-Trdnscript, Apt I.
TIE INsPIRIsG SUNSHINE Of the season has
touched the heart of an Indianapolis girl, who
concludes a love letter thus: "The ring IL round
the dish Is square, and wen be married the
next state fair. The bell shall ring. the drum
shall play, and wen 60 dancing all the way.
Answer sSop. Maryo
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kSY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctIoueers
~ No, 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID q
TO.MOR ROW.

Try W. L.. WALL q co; AqctIoneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 500 and 9O2 Pennsylyanis ave-, cor. 9Th 81
ELEGANT WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. WAL
NUT MARDRUBES, BOUkUsSES, WHITING
DESKS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEhDS, ETE-
GEBES, HAT RACKS, WHATNOTS, SIOE-
BOARDS. BUFFETS, PARLOR SUITS, MAR
BLE.TOP TABLES. EXTESSI9N TABLES,
COTTAGE SUITS. HAIR AND sHUCK MAT
TkEsSkS. 1UOkER SPRINGS, LOT SECOND
HAND FURNITURE, &C, &C.
IN On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April =,
" 1874, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
~ on the hrst floor OF our salesrnoms, to cover
tsdvances and storage. We name in part, viz:
20 sets Of elegant PsrlOr Furniture,
Is sets OF Parlor Furniture, rep, ferries and hair
20 NJ srbIe top sidsboarss,
elegant Etegere, with marble aud mirror-front
Walnut and Oak Extension Dining Tables,
] e egant Etegere, with Tennessee marb.s-top,
81 pieces Olcloth, different widths,
20 pieces Mating, white I'D check,
a. bie-t0p Tables, Bureaus, dressing Cases,
Walnut W ardrobes, Bookcases, Writing Desks,
Etegeres, Whsfn0ts, Extension Tables,
Walnut and Oss Dining Chairs,
20 sets Cottage Chamber Suits,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Is sets Tucker Springs, &c, &C.
Also,
Lot Of Paper Millinery Show Boxes,
a lot of Second hand Furniture, Carpets, &c.
We call the attention of bus ers to the above sale
a. the sale is peremPtOry.
Terms cash.
aI6 2t W. WALL & co, Aucts.
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RYB II. WARNEK,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT, SITUATED Oh THH SOUTH " EST
GWI 1IT ~ ~ n 18TH AID osThAArs NokrH-

- By virtue Of DECD Of trust 70 me, dated the
ALiper No. ga, folio 81, one Of the land records
for M,.hnsss n eS our District Of Columbia. snd
sell q public auction In front Of the premises on
WBDhkeDAT, April 9Th, A. d. la4, ct O'CLOCK
Wing and being situate IN said city Of sshinSton
y. o., and known ~ and described O. Lot twenty,
three 80, In the eubdivision Of Square Numbered
three hundred and thirty nine $500, q made By
Terms: 1Si.sot) fourteen hundred and sour dol.
lars, with interest from the sth day Of May, A. d.
1871 70 the day Of sale, and pensec Of sale in cash
balance In nix 40 and twelve fl3I months, with
interest from day Of sae secured by deed Of trust
on property sold. el0o down when the property Is
struck on. All coRveyanotnG q cost Of Durcha0er.
terms Of sale ere not complied with within eeven
days aner sale, the Trustee reserves the right 20
resell the property at risk and cost Of defsulfing
purchaser, after Eve days' s1vertisement u sene
one or more nevspaDsrs, pghlkhs4 II wssninston
sp1-so&ds J.f.OOLDWnhL. oaIesman.
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A q A = d.

AFTER many years experfnenting have Il LAT
n ~, Detnod q preparing PAINT which
VII sIrsnt 20 enectuAlly prevent dam pueas
Ssoseo ~ dsteetiye brick vi ais and leaky mesalie
hands. efs'~ W my own
Ush - snd 81 Sss painted In the very LATEST
HIie ana 10 the most durable manner
Being thoroug hly equipped for every Kind of vork
In my une respectfully Ask Q trial from those
whom have not heretofore me, profession aliy
ssssR, soc 18th street between 4 and north.es
too%-U ISAAO CURRY.