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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17
A Mica Kline.

Many is the weary search that has
roundabout the rugged hills and arii
gu!c,es Of Nevada for a mica mine.
At last one of these explorings has re
suited in success. Mr.. Cope, the
| hardy pioneer after whom "Cope's
| District is named discovered in the
vicinity of humboldt Wells, the long
! looked for vein of isinglass. 4 speci-
| men from this quarry is now before
Is. 1t was presented to this Office by
| our Old towney, Nose Uaines, who is
one Of the stockholders in this mica
mine. This, we should think, would
prove 4 valuable discovery-certainlv
it will, if all the mica found is as good
as this which we have, and. also, if, as
we are informed, this mineral COM
mands as much as 81 per pound
which we guess aint so. However, we
hope these prOspectors and lOcatOrs
may make pile and come 10 a divide
with this modest and self denying de
p0uent.
Or MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE from
Cold Hill. the Netcs informs its readers
that On last Wednesday morning J. C.
Parsons left his room in the Verandah
House, in lower Gold Hi and he has
no: been since in this locality by KS
friends i seems that he had been
complaining Of feeling badly for some
time past, and the landlord, Nj Bgatte
Hi.ycr, not seeing linn put IN an appear
aGrl Oil Wednesday morning, sCat SOME
one up 20 his room 70 ascertain his con-
clifton. The messenger returned and fl-
ported that lie must have gone ~ york,
as he was not in his room, nei,h.r we're
his working clothes. Nothing mere was
thought Of tie matter By Mr. Ii.lyer
unit. The next d4v, when some Ct Par
So : friends inquire IS to his where /
aboU.s. They sIl that Le had not been
t. work for several days. Upon iBgui- /
ring at the Overman works, where Pa
sons has been employed As carpenter for
tie pas. three months, this VAS found to
be the case. Tie last seen Of him was
On Saturday last, when an acquaintance |
net him near the Consolidated Virginia |
mil. He left the baggage at tie Eeran- !
dab House, and his account was squared /
to within five or six dollars. He has !
been Il steady, frugal man, and must |
have saved some little money, for he has |
been constantly employed at his trade
IN the Savage and Over.naa works for |
the past SIX months. He is about 50 |
years of age, little over the average |
height. aid Of medium build. He is
supposed to be slightly derausei.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17

PERsCNAL.-Mr. D. Il. Sessions, Prip-
cipal Of the Nevada State University,
CANE in from Elko yesterday morning.
He looks peert and rugged and not bit
pedagogical. He finds many hearty
welcome here. Hon. William Wood
burn, Member of Congress elect, was
here during the forenoon. Hon. J. G..
McClinton, Senator from Esmeralda
county, has fetched up here with his
family and gone to housekeeping.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17

WEDn1NG.-There will be gathering
Of Invited guests tonight At the resi-
denco OF the Misses Clapp (; Babcock to
witness the marriage ceremonies which
Will make husband and wife of Mr. Hill
Of the Y. i T. L. r. Ticket Office, and
Miss Lizzie Wheeler, che OF the most
emiab!e and attractive young ladies
known TO Carson society. After the
ceremony, Mr.. Hill and his wife VIII
take Their departure for California where
they propose TO spend the honeymoon.
An authorized reporter from the A22EAL
Office viii he Oh hand 70 make note Of
the particulars cfthis pleasant ceremony.
The Reverend Geo. s. Alien will ottici-
ats
, 1874-04-17

A Portion OF tho City Of Nashville
InkRndntcd.- DllMuEe to TcNncHkco
RutlroudB..The Lower mississippi
Elo0siR.
NASHVILLE, Tonn., April 1G.-The Cumberland
River is still rising QUO inch IN hour. Several
hundred yards of Market street, south OF Broad,
aro now several feet under water, to tho great
damage Of the stores and residences. Onomoro
foot will Invade tho Easements Of thirty or forty
business houses Oh Front street north OF
Broad. Tho merchants arc NoW moving
their goods and cotton to more secure places.
Ono firm will Aave to movo 6,000 barrels OF SAT-,
at loss Of $1,000. Tho damage already to
properly aud by tue moving OF goods aud groce..
Ties amounts to thousands Of dollars. ureat
damage has been dono along tho diffcront rail-
roads from tho high waters. Trains nro tompo-
rarily dotaycl on tho Decatur Hnilroal.
WayorlY, on tho Northwestern Railroad, Bnf-
fered seriously from the storm Of IueBdny nlght;
Tho Tennessee River il very full aud rising !
inches All hour, ana throatons an overflow. Iho
Cumberland, Stone, and Ducls Hivere are higher
thnn at any limo Bince 1877, and from present
| indications they will reach or oxceed that year.
| NEW ORLEANS, April 16.-DologationB o1
Planters from river pnrisllea bordering OIL the
| Oucbta aud lied Rivers, ~ well Oh from parishes
! bordering on the Mississippi Niyor, waited OF
tLeGoyernor to-day, stating thoir catto md stool
| Ind n1l been drowned, their lauda aud housoI
| inundated, and themselves and their laboros
reduced to dostitution by tho unprecedented
flood, They ask that tho Unltod States militar
authoritioA DO requested to Tissue tatlonH to tl
| sufferers.
, 1874-04-17

Thoro Ia notably abHont tho principle Of protoc-
t0n In Tho Byatcm adopted, and 1t s to nll i'i-
tonB atill q rnvon,te tnriff-tho incroased duties
boing smply The ro9ult OF extgoncoa TINT mrBt
be met It'll tho interest alko Of public eorvico and
tho conntry's credit Tho incroasod taxation
amounts to So ccnts por capIta.
THE ChSE or N1Er.
OTTAWA, April 1G.-T1lo afternoon md ovon-
Ing sessions Of the Commons wore almost
wholly occupied with tho discussion Of the quot
ton Of niol'B expulsion, which romatncd undo
ctdol whom tho HouBo adjourned at z O'CLOCK
thia morning. Considerable intorost las hitli-
orto been manifested rs to what course would te
adopted by honorable gontlomon 0n both atdes
OF tho House, but particularly tho uons. McKon-
zio md Dlalo on QUO hand, mud tho hight Lon. 1
eir John 4. Macdonald on tho othor. Tho
for1nor Two spoke and will vote IN favor Of his
expulsion, while tho voice Of Sir Knight has 10
far boon silont. Tho French mombors gonorally
feel disposed to
ooNpoNE TIE CRIME
as ono Of the many poltioal ofIonsos OF tho ro-
bollion, and poperH last night placed bofdre tho
House would tond to establish tho faot that Blr
john A. Macdonald and tho late George Cartier
mostly wonld be grantod t}lom. Rol is beltovod
to DO within easy nccosa whiting tho turn ahoafa
1nay take.
REL ExrEL1En. ...
OTTAWA. Ont. April 10.-In tho Commons tho
tlobatc oil tho Riel question occupied thc Aottso
tho onttre day. Mosseau's a1nohuinohe III 1aVor
OF amnesty WAS lost-1Gf to 27.
fIolton'a amendment for postronemonnt II ~ III TUG
Committee had reported was loBt-117 to 70.
Dowoil's motion to Iliel's expulsion WINS cur"
riod-1A to G8.
pr0voncher.
Adjourned.
, 1874-04-17

living thoro. There arc oome rare and good OK
coptions. Put Tint "rnre" In itaEics.
NORTHERN GOVERNOR.
R,-Thon you think that without q Northern
judge H.-That is my Impression from tho
condition Of affairs whom I loft thoro.
n.-What WIS tho condition OF affairs?
SOUTHERN DEMOCnATs.
| Jr{1go lit waH 8uoh that pomoorNts wore
being appointed to fill oil tho ot}icer. southotn
Democrats are onltrolY dIffcront from Northern
Democrats.
n.--1n what roapoots?
Ku-Klux. Tho Southern Democrats think moth
| ing OF elaughtoring $40 people Ia throo months
tn tic State of Arltansas which thoy lavo dono.
| n--Was Brooks legally olcotod2
on tic ticket Tint was.
n.-What provontod him from getting tho
Judge H.-Dccnuso ho could not got IL.
Tho Judge ind boon taken by surprise, hut re-
t.oyorod ana ma1o no a1lswor.
R.--WhAt news laye you received from Ar
l:annas?
| the,, contain has been published.
now TO GET rEAoE,
n.-Do You think quiet and poaco vifl reign
Judge H,-Undnubtolly.
1t.--Can lo control tho Ku-fzlux2
R.gHow chi, le preserve order then
Judge H.-By calling out tho militia and hunt
Ing them up if they do anything. The majority
OF t ho people arc In favor of.peace.
Rand tho Republican party?
J,1Ggo lI.-The majority? Yes. Thas statt
Ia undonbtehly Republican.
| NORTHERN oFFiCE-IIOLDEHS.
R.--How many Northern mon aro ollco-hold
orB lin ArkanaaB 2
Judge H.-About half Of them.
Ass tho Judge could think Of nothing elBo o.
Importance" except TINT he was appointct
State GeologiBt by Baxter, tho intoryiow tormi
nLtod.
, 1874-04-17
From ths Lopelt iaiass.l Courier.

From The LolreH {afasa1 Courier.
Wc heard MI ox-nlotnbor Of Congress- tell an
anccdoto Of Mr. Fessondeu's accession to tho
Department, tho othor day, which we'll illustrates
tho position Of Socrotary Of tho treasury.
When Alr. Chaso WAS appointed Chief Justice,
aud his successor in tho Cabiuet waa an4to1sly
sought this member Of Congress- vent to 1lr.
Fossonlon whose namd had been mentioned IN
connection with tho place, and urged him to &C.
ccpt it, saying tho country needed him, tho
noop1e lad Confidence IN him. and he ought to
take It as 0 duty. "Dut," urged Mr. FoBaendon,
II tlont know anything ut I'LL about finance"
"You know lii much as anybody" returned tho
Congressman, who was millionaire hneole
;.Nobody knows anything about finance" LII.
Fosgoudou took tic Treasuryship. anl aftor-
ward SAID that tho whole problem lay iu tho suo-
cosn or failure of tho Union Army. T tho Reb-
eis carried tho day, tho financea Of the country
woro bound to go to ruin. II tho Union was
nayea, tilo Treasury would come out all right:
During tho same conycraation tho ex-n1enlbor Of
Congress remarked that Of oil mon III tlo world,
,non,bord OF Uorgross soomed to him TO hnvo the
least knowledge 1T financial matters. 4 present
monLor Of that august body, who ia also worth
lis mIllous, aud who took part In tho conyeraa'
tion, agreed with this remark, saying TINT hit
own speeci on tinnnoo was the only sensible ono
he had heard, and itB ciot morit was that 1t Wns
10 short, aud containod 10 few idcas.
, 1874-04-17


Correspondence af 1he Chtca9, Tribune:
LAScAsrEn, Via, April 15.-tho temperance
movement haa been inaugnratcd IN this village.
On Sunday evening last, 5oins: Temperance nee
held at tho Congregational Church. Iho 10y,
4, b. Dexter alYocatoa o vigorous warfare on
tic saloons, aud urged tho Indies to carry prayer
md aouga 10 Tho dealers. Tho lcy. s. W EATON
followed in moro moderate form, urging tLo
ouforcemo1rt Of tho present excise law, Witch
would II gteat measure pr9motS tho Repeo and
ladies 'union ternperaaco prayer n meeting was as
huld at tho Court-Aouso ltrs. s. ". Eatgn n, was a
ins ins sccrotary An organization Waa Per,
fectct, having for it's object tho looation Or
niia,ieo with the Liquor law OF tho state on tho
1,art Of tho saloor-keepera aud, for THIS puT,-
nono, HIRE tic ladies' Pledged the mselves 70 woxk
faithfully, There was 10 evidence Of dIspoal-
tion to visit tho saloons in praying banua'
O1lrO.
Special Diapateh 10 tic Chicago Tribune.
oe1xos1I, Wiz, April 1G.-At the charter oloc-
ton in tho Village OF Omro tho Question OF II
crnso or no lccnso was submitted to the people
md tAe result was as follows; For ltceuse, 66
| against, 30l.
, 1874-04-17
TF,EGaApHIc EREVITlES,

GOV. Bagoy has directed the Secretary Of
State to issue commission TO- & Mie t H., D. dot Iot1,
Judicial Circuit, to fill a vacancy. -, =,
-Aiyiccs received from JanesVlllo. Wis., state t
tha.. tl,e project to bnil nov. blind Institute
ut Madison, viii not DO opposed ut Janehyislo,
provided tito Capital bo transferred to Mll"1u"
keo. Tlia will ronow all old ght. ,,....
tho Diind hold mcoting in Janonyllo W,iis:,
yostorny aa decided to accept the proEoaiitiol' .
Of join i. williams, proprietor Of tho williams
liouso, and to rent that liotol for the 9o Ct the
S RHps white 1s % tic r n';Ss Ws I sooo fsssa Sa
mr. onnosjto tl1o lotol. Tho two buildings Wit
afford a,nplo facilities for carryng on tho b''nt
Asylum School without my, intermleslIton, -, -
tho Illl,ola liver, "Wednesday afternoon, hut
boon idonted az that Of Thomas nars.' ,sas son.
| minor, "a years Of ago, aud Disappeared nbou
two mouths ago. liz was at that tine ,sos soe'
! walking toward the 1Miuoia CentiMa. ~ Aal!sos' IN
bridge, and was muuh iutoxioated. T1o in4uea
| will ho concluded to.dhys
, 1874-04-17
IOWA.


gmtial Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribtsi't;
DAyExponT, H., April 16.-A large nurlber of
ladies appeared beforo Tho City Council !ess
night and presented petition, signed BY, aey. :.
ernl hundred women, asking for tho closing OF
tho saloons on Sunday, aud on wook days attor
ii il o'clock 1T night: They also presented an-
othor petition. aignod by 1900 citizens, to the
game effect. Tho petitions woro referred to tllo
Committee On Police, which virtually KYLE them.
as that Committee will report TINT tue state 1a'ss
are sui1lcout to regulate the liquor traffic. 1t Ia
expected that tho temperance people will now
resort to more efficient measures and fnvoko tho
terrible Iowa Liquor lazy, which shows no morcy
| to liquor mon.
, 1874-04-17
The Annual Budget Submitted
to the British Parlia-
ment.
Tho House OF Commons Votes to
Remove tho Duty OH
Sugar.
British Capitalists Deprecate the Free
quent Recurrence OF Detal-
cations in America.

r.rhn T9nTmhTN
.e'.ss 1o n,i.o n..oa,, i,aa can't n rca,
LONDON, Al'f1' 4o'"dno Nsuoon ..7.,- u"a gun.
eago to tle uouHo Of commons IoooHnu"e'l,e u,
grant Of .E25,00O to Gen. Sir aarnot "o1soloy'
John uo}kor. @, G., bas boon appointed Soici-
+or.faonoro1 nnd ,,oa acconted tho appointr1ont.
n,,o ;,,,,ntn,,+a NJ T,nT;1ot1, an1 vicinity aro
Io mnaptaa.s ol ,,a La,pm ~" ~ th"1omos ]
orec1iae temporary omnankaen'e W t s.o ra.n
in anticipation Of auotler high tlao next easur~
dav,
11o,,,oru NJ honda ~ tho stnto Of VIRGINIA mot
oo.ue.' " Sst...,a,,r EEL; o,o,,t-
here to~day and auoptcu Foso1u'loh7 coa'P''nons-
Ing Gov. Koms'cr on hs recent llhahcin' mcbHago
to tho Legislature, rogrotting tho increasing
nuu1bor of t1ofaults committed by tho Statos of
H.. ..,.s,.. Ir.,io., ~ ,o,,r,ofod IN dofrnud
eao !A'''ot'o''u onio'' 10 .'1~ ~ A.. ~
hondholders, and lmpa1f inc croulk u tno 1gu- ~
eral rs VOL as the State doVornmnnts, anu ~.
clnrhg that tnoy Wl noaeaIoe rnnan Inar'
any attempta to raise money IL +, european 1n"r@
kets on tho part ot de1aaltln6 ntatos: s,I'' o,:
IN tno Houso OF Vou1thous 1tits oselnins' ns ~
stafford Norsneo!o, onauo1l'nr 5,,, ~ to III ,a.1
chcquof a0on'steu tne a''nuat naugo o o tnta,
ite teatros O. WHEN as ;,n, T., III
gfoss fevohuo ol t1o s1a t.ou ~ ~ ~ ak
yenr enolng AlaTcn ioaa "uu.ta ..aat ~ s7I M
wv o1coeolns nj. Ao"u usIInm.o ~
lno toaai eroas e1h Sns IN nv. in'
san,o yaae ,'' wnS ,;nd oJ,ypo' ~ TIM lug Gonavn
clltaos' tne sum 'A'a ,,'no, aoa t,,o orn"naoe
aswain ~. ea',a uuao "vs ,,a, Via nrcnsa If nvs
VI sa sno aensso - ., a,.i.,ato wo1 ri tsc .
, 1874-04-17
TEMPERANCE.
MICHIGAN.


Correspondence qf The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Nrtch., April ia committee Of
tvo ladies of tho lansing Temperance Union
visited tho principal saloons and the Chapman
House, In This city, to-day, and woro admitted
aud politely received but tho koopors would
not p1otlge themselves to osfat from the anlo OF
liduor, A Germnn Baloon-kooper'B wlfo, who
wae tending bar, replied to tho ladies, 40 far Us
s,,e knew. thiat her husband had noyor been i'll
toxicnted.
IONA, owAsso, PORTLAND. HOWELL, AND LAM
SING.
Correspondence Of 1he CHICAGO Tribune.
LANSING, hlicll:, April l4.-1l'o ladies OF !onia,
Owasao, Portland, and Howell havo perfected
organizations, and hold dnily mootings. Com
mlttooa appointed llnvu visited placcs whore
ia1ors aronold and pleaded for tho keepers to de-
ejAt from selling. III Howell both hotolH have
oan,> riiod Three Of oleyon saloonists visited In
h,,aircn m D. In Owasso tho 1saos were respectful
" rocoir>,d, and confidently oxpect conversions;
In this cih', plodgos are nov circulated through
c;,nrci, M ana Sabbatb-sehool organizations, and
ar, 1nnntinu with favor. n71lnhor OF owtera OF
buildings have pledged themselves not TO rent
tbom for lquor-sh enqs sna n1.ef .ennn to1noffo"'
Corresnoudence " Tbs chfcag1 IrtdHns
J,EsTox KAnpon, Mich, April 14.-Tempor-
ance bands Of dozcn lt'dioa may be seon da!ly
upon our streots, visiting tho aaaoons' Aotels'
and drug-stofes' o., ,oappu.
forr<.pondr,,ec of The Chtcapa .r7ibunf.
sr. Josrpu' AIicl., April 14.-The crusaders
sro Cunning ground in this beautiful lsttlo city.
some tiyo saloons havo cloaod. nnd another r ono
nnt Int throusEh rocose Of loga eyaoraou next
weok. A memorial, signed BY 2y2 lades, ao-
dronse1 to tho saloon keepers and drugeiste, mp
nears IN the various pa!1ers Of tEla city,
, 1874-04-17
UoRREsPoNDBNoE.

nnooKs TO PRESIDENT GRANT.
WASHINGTON, D. g., April 16.-The following
telegram, In addition to Tint from Gov. Daxtor,
las been received loro:
ExEcufrE OFFICE, LITTLE RooK, ARK. April IL.
efdn nyina pss g Eatssss ssss a. Of tho
State Of Arkansas by Judgment Of court rcspect-
fully oak tat the commanding officer at the arsenal
lilo State now III ls custody, or hold tho subject
(sgncl) JosEru DnooRs.
After consu1tation botwoen tho President and
Attorney General, tho following kilograms woro
= ATronNEY-0ENENAL WILLIAMS TO nrooKg.
DEPARTMENT. or Jrsr1oE.
,,,., ,WAsl,lsaros, April 1o.(
a rec ho e resen S to soy in to
yolr dispntch to him Of yesterday, askiug TINT the
ing to tic state to you, or hold them s,blect to your
s s t S.s s a fo p T q Hyc s Ses e.
soafs st A5kan'as GEORGE w1s111s
WtLLIAaf8 TO BAXTER.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, |
WARRINGTON, April 1e.}
1 am n;s stTetsd f s. ' 'pTssont to say in
10 @ .; sE staa S5 You s
efforts to maintain tho rghsful government In the
liz 1s, psss ca" +
iaws Of the United states aud, in the second plnee,,
That tho controversy rostca to your rights to bold
nsad mado unisr thc so-calo1 enforcement net
Of Federal Jurisdiction, belongs to ths
State courts. II tho. decision Of which
YOU complain erroneous there appears to DO no rea.
son why 1t nsy not be roylowed aud correct deciB
ion otatncd from tho Supreme Court Of tic Slate.
ts!guod3 dEonas Il: WILLIAMS,
EoN-1NTEnFE1ENCE.
Tolographio dispatches woro sont this evening
BY tho Secretary OF War to the commanding Gill.
cor ut Little Rock, instr,1cting him to take nc
steps wlatover to .interfere III tho pending
| troubles III that place, unless anch action be-
comes absolutely necessary for tho preservation
| Of tho public peace.
, 1874-04-17

PARIS, April 1G-Tho Frena Government has
atlyisod II. Do Leaaeps, rreaid ent OF tho sucz
Oannl Company, to accept tho decision OF TIC
International Commission.
!. PAn1s April 16.-1t is runores1 that tho ox-
Empress Eugonie will bo in Paris on Friday and
Saturday iacognito.
Tie military tr,bunnl has ncquittc.l ool. stoffel
of lho charge Of snpprossing diBnatolos from
Ba2aine to MRcMahon.
, 1874-04-17

-sonetor Summers pictures at his =; house IL
Washington have been cntaloEMsd:, Ghese e so aso
nsty thaa y % pnsi esrayngs gspeI ppIotostaphs & oog
etc., wurtl, ~ much moro.
, 1874-04-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday. .egontng AREu ~ II
at tho toaidnnuo " John Lcste! H sn3 Miss Mxsy j.
II. Ryder Mr. edward T. 6hoEso'u sas NA'"' ~
Lostes Mo cards. ..55 ..Ar,,e A,rtt
, 1874-04-17

+ ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
Gov. Daxtor llns just lasuod d proclamation to
tho reopo Of tho State, rccitlng tho fnctB In tho
caBo stntng that 1t is bis ntention to retnko tho
State building ard ostnbllsh his authority, md
calling on tho peoplo to respond to his aid.
Mr.. Brooks Inns Hout1nos one Bqaaro ont In
front of tho Stato-Houao. Beyond tho trump of
aontines, to DO mot on oil tho Htroot cornorn,
ovorythirg is quiet. Tho Mayor Inns ozaerca oil
tho SALOONS closed.
, 1874-04-17

sinking OF u Schooner OH Long ISLAND
Sounds
New Yonn, April 1o.-,By the sinking ct
schooner in tho Sound during tho late galcs,
three men were drowned.
, 1874-04-17

Wreck Of u Pacific 0coaaa steamer
SAN FnaNc1sco, April 1G.-A private letter
from q passenger Oh tho, steamer AloGfegor
ataios when tho Tartar left llor she bud Hovon-
icen fcet Of water In hor hold, There was a
lari;o Aolo forward and much Of tlo cargo WAS
thrown oyorbonrd.
, 1874-04-17
BY OSGOOD u WILLIAMS.
Auption 4nd Cotumisson iiouse % South CanAl-st.

SATURDAY, eiAo 4; n. ApGTLoMi sA,La sALE & Ct Ney
EVEisY .DESGi1 ETION, ln9luditE Carpets. u9oktn1-
Bto1os NeN boddint ate A!:o 9'tss ao'4s .na s{Ek
turf naH hkrnest AA4 fAzlaH u RQ90ss tsAAhs"s se
l8rS9 ttQek pHsSed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-21
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of 0 decree Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting In Equity, passed
in cause In the said court, in which yudson r.
Richardson IL complainant and Jesse Middleton
and septimus 1. Cook defendants, will ex pose
to pubic sale, on THURSDAY, the 2sth day Of
May, 1874, ct O'Clock D: m, ct Highland station,
near the premises, on the Washington and Balti-
more Railroad, tract or parcel OF Land, contain
ing about t41 acres, which was conveyed by the
said Middleton to the said Cook and Richardson By
q separate deep OF mortgage to each.
This property u most efGby conveniently, plea.
sanity and beautifully located, In the Immediate
hborhood OF The land lately purchased By Rich
ard Merrick, and adjoining the lands OF Messrs.
Scott, Bates and johnson, being about $50 yards
from said station and most accessible to Washing
ton city By two roads, rail and county, and distant
therefrom by either route about four miles. 1t has
. large Barn and o small Dwelling -houss erected
within few year, past, of the best materials and In
moot workmenlike manner; ID enclosed by an
cellent fence. The land II Of Q superior quality. Of
different kinds, well adapted to grass, market pur
poses, and the culture Of fruit and II offers in
ductments TO capitalists for speculation, being ele
vsed and admirably situated Tor building purposes.
Adjoining the premises IL Q caly bsate spring Of
IeTior wster containing the i'm poftAnt elements
sulphur, iron and mAgnesta In large proportions.
Terms OF sale: d 500 cash on the day OF sale or
ratification thereof By the court and the residue in
six menths thereafter, secured BY the note OF the
with security TO be approved by the trus-
tee, bearing interest from the day OF sale. On pay
ment ct the money, interest included, she
trustee will convey the land to the 20 Zee
n: O. sTEPHEN, Trustee.
Blsdensburg, May !, 1915 my7-eots