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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-02-27
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-Argument in the
case of State vs.. Dick Nolen, murder, con-
cluded and jury charged.
Ed. HOuchens, burglary, plead guilty
and was sentenced to penitentiary for three
years.
The case of Mrs. Housen was continued
until next term.
Monroe Vincent, convicted of larceny,
was sentenced for four years
CIRCUIT COURT.-Cummings vs.. Trigg
and others, non suit.
Flannoy VS.. Marks, dismissed.
Winbourn vs.. Clark and others, dis
missed.
John c. Ferris, administrator, vs.. Julius
Sax, judgment for plaintiff.
James w. Manner vs.. Charles Temple
and Others, pending.
SUPREME C0URT.-First section on
Bedford law docket. Second section on
White equity.
II is understood that Judges Deaderick
and Freeman are incompetent to sit on the
hearing of the Rank of Tennessee case, in
vOlving the ''new issue" set for Monday,
and that Hons. Z. II. Ewing and John w.
Head win be specially commissioned to sit
in their places.
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Illicit DIstiiiing

Collector John K. Miller, of the 1st dis
trict. reports 10 Supervisor Cobb the follow
ing seizures, Feb. TO: In Granger county,
of White & Dyer, one copper still worm
and cap, fourteen tubs, 500 gallons OF beer
and sixty gallons Of singlings; from VIM.
Atchley, of Sewer county, twenty-seyen
tubs, twenty-seyen hundred gallons OF beer
and mash; from Brown 4 Storer, same
county, worms and caps, thirty-tive tubs,
thirty-five hundred gallons OF beer and
mash, and eighteen gallons of corn whisky.
Feb. II, the distilleries Of Ben Ray, Jas.
Carter, John Moore, and Wilson & Pate
were destroyed by Collector Miller, who,
however, furnished no particulars, in max
ing his report.
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WAR DEPARrNrENr.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, Feb. -. 100 A. NJ.
PrObGbiLities-In New England and
New York, falling barometer, Southwestern
ly winds, cloudy weather and light snow
For the Middle Atlantic States, increas-
ing Southerly winds, falling barometer and
threatening weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
falling followed by rising barometer, winds
shifting to northeast, with generally cloudy
weather.
For the Ohio valley and the Northwest,
rising barometer, somewhat lower temper
allure, partly cloudy and clear weather with
cool nOrthwesteTly winds.
For the lower lake region, falling follow
ed by rising barometer, winds veering to
west and possibly northwest, with cloudy
weather and light snow generally, clearing
away by Friday night.
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A very large audience assembled at
Masonic Hall last night to witness Frank
MacEyoy's pictorial, musical and national
entertainment, the new Hibernicon, repre-
senting a tour in Ireland, or Ireland in
America. 1t is one of the most amusing
entertainments that could possibly be given,
and with the wit and humor, song and
dances, combined with the beautiful Irish
scenery, the Hibernicon is a grand success,
and no wonder that it is so literally pat
ronised. Our citizens will have an oppIr-
tunity to attend again this and tomorrow
evening.
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SIX prisoners were taken to the pcniten-
tialv yesterday 10y f. NJ. lavender oheIlll
Of Williamson county. Inc names ol
these prisoners are James hendail, WI
Geo. Hops. Bose Dabney, John bio ~,
Egbert BoStick, and Frank Hughes. Inc
first two are cOlored and the others Wiii'e'
all sentenced for larceny, their terms OF IN
nrisonment ranging from two to nYe years
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Blank I. y indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus (-) tendency 70 fall; plus{ ten
deney 70 rise. A. G. FORD, Observer
The river is receding at this point, with
20 feet on Iarpeth Shoals.
The Ella Hughes broke her rock shaft
about so miles above this point, and return
ed last evening for repairs.
The Bolivar II. Cooke departed yesterday
for the upper Cumberland.
The Ada Heilman did not get Off yeSter-
day, but leaves positively for Paducah az II
O'Clock to-day-Capt. John Massengale
commanding.
The John 5. BraIisford, from the upper
Cumberland, is due to-day, and returns To
the head of the river Saturday at p. NJ.
The Laura l.. Davis is up for Cairo and
St. Louis Saturday at 4 p. NJ.
The repairs TO the Ella Hughes viii he
completed to-day, and she will return 10
the upper Cumberland this evening at 4
o'clock-Capt. Drinkwater commanding.
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New Advertisements.
Cook and nurse wanted.

IOOk and nurse NdIlItu.
See Hogan Bros advertisements.
Simmons * Phillips Contractors and
Builders.
..Caleb Plummer" at the Opera House
tonight.
All. Burnet and Miss Helen Nash at the
Opsra House Monday and Tuesday night.
Choice coffee and tea for sale by Turner
Bros. y and % south market.
Public Library Of Kentucky concert
comes off next month.
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decorated.

The Cox Brothers, who are the lcssees Of
NcClure's Hall, Edscfield, and who occupy
the two large store rooms below, have com
,napced their spring decorations, have
raised a jack staff in front, mounted with
an immense coffee pot, and under full
head of steam-George Watkins and Jim
Cameron engineers.
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Sent TO tne County WOrkhOuse.

Jasper Moseiey. arrested upon the charge
of assault and battery, had trial before
Justice Creighton Yesterday. and was fined
= and costs. In default of payment he
was sent to the county wOrkhOuSe.
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CITY NOTICES.

Startling.-The ways Of the world fur
nish many startling incidents, but there is
no current event quite so startling as the
way in which the tickets for the Concert Of
the Public Library of Kentucky are going
off. Everybody feels that the time is now
so short before the drawing it will admit of
no further delay in securing tickets. 1t
Cord Piques, new, at Hogan Bros.
feb27 st
Ruehing, new, at Hogan Bros.
feb27 st
Table Linens, new, at Hogan Bros.
feb27 st
Sheeting, new, at Hogan Bros.
feb27 st
After the first of March We shall dis
continue all accounts and sell Our goods
strictly for cash without exception. Man
love, Richards & Meadors. feb24 II
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changed his Quarters.

Jasper Mosely, colored, was taken from
iaiI Yesterday. tried by Justice Creighton
on the charge of assault and battery, and
sentenced to the county wOrkhoUSe for
forty DAYS.
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dangerously III.

Our well known citizen, Daniel +. Car
Ter, has been dangerously ill for several
davs past. and but little hope is entertained
4 4 Lii .,annNnI-N-
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Aldermen McCrea and Cheatham haNe
sent to the Mayor their designations as
members of the Finance Committee, but
the latter is very slow about accepting the
same. as the gentlemen have iilied the po-
sitions admirably.
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BADLY Injured.

John King. colored. potter in the house
Of Webb. Scoggins s, Co, fell through the
elevator hatchway of their establishments
on Wednesday evening last, and was very
badly injured. lie will probably he con-
fined to his bed for several weeks.
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More Fine Shad.

Hook is in receipt of another shipment
Of those delicious shad from Savannah.
They would be too strong temptation Tor
aui.rfgn
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Rev. J. II. McNeiily, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church Of Edgetield, LETT yes
terday for Knoxville 10 assist in the revival
now going on at the Presbyterian church
al that place.
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Meath Of = Member Of the County
(Ourf.

VI. Curtis, highly esteemed citizen
Of This county. and a memhcrot the County
Court. died at his residence IN the z9th
district on Wednesday might las! Of heart
disease. His funeral takes place to-day at
1 o'clock
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Business.

The Board of Common Council is re-
markedly industrious body. The session
Of last night was prolonged until halt-past
a'gVpn
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The bridegroom, too, was in full military
dress. and looked the true soldier; and not
withstanding the fact that he had been Sc
yerely wounded by Cupid's dart, he stood
his ground manfully.
There were ? few friends present out
side of the family connection, and the
evening passed off pleasantly and joyously
to all. immediately after the ceremony
was performed, the Post Band, stationed in
front of the residence, discussed sweet
music, and all went merry as a marriage
bell.
The bride was the recipient of number
of handsome presents during the evening,
among which was a magnificent silver ser
vice. consisting Of ten pieces from the OH
GERS of the garrison; a handsome set OF
richly carved spoons from Mrs. Sam Muir
ply; an elegant pitcher and sslver from
Gen. Pennepacker; beautiful card and
boauet holder from DR.. AtchiSOn; mas
siye silver tureen from John NJ. Mckee,
IT.. aud wife; an elegant fruit basket from
VIM. Mckee, etc. 4 number Of choice
boOuets and rare and beautiful flowers
were sent in by DR.. w. A. Cheatham, Mrs.
VaulX and Mrs. Perine.
A long and prosperous life to the young
and happy couple, and may the choicest
blessings of Heaven attend them always
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ST. CharIes Hotel newIv rae;.,a5 =.

st. Charles Hotel, newly refitted with
ladies' and gentlemen's water closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. j. NJ. Armstrong, pro-
prietOr. Single meals, 80 cents. Board
and lodging per day, $500. jams sm
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WEDNESDAY night, Chris Best, of
Louisville, shot himself dead, falling at
the feet of his sweetheart, Miss
Schmidt.
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IN the Siamese language eng" means
..on the right" and "Chang means ION
the left" So say the solitary Siamese I'M
a7ljst in America and the small-talklSt oil
the COTieT-JOHRGl.
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Doctor Martin Rector.

Among the medical students who re-
cs;red their diplomas last evening, was
Martin Rector. young man VINO Is Do' lll
10 succeed in life, If perseverance gnu en-
ergy are worth anything MI. heCioI IL
now Doctor Rector-haS pursue. ms
cfudies during odd hours. having ialtLlle,i-S
performed the duties OF letter carrier iietl,
While. Here's health, long ne ana P en-
bounded prosperity to Doctor M;'i''n i'e'-
tnff
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NTovs- PAUL DU CHAILLU, the gear
,,arS Js and explorer, is at the Gait House,
Louisville.
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MafrimOnial.

On last evening, Lieut.. Leven c. Allen,
of the 10th L. 5. Infantry, was united in
marriage to Miss Katie Mckee, daughter OF
John Miller Mckee, of the UNION AND
AMERICAN. The marriage ceremony oc-
Cured at the residence Of the brides father
on Vine street, Rev. VIM. Graham, OF
Christ Church, officiating. The bride was
most tastefuIly and handsomely attired,
and looked her loveliest on this eventful
OCCASION
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RIVER NEWS.
STATIONS. /

Daily Report Of Stage of Water, lviA OaasSE -
tAe "a Hours eadiag p. N. Fec. Is, 1894.
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IslegrapAie Report from Signal .Serriee C5Tps q.
y A., Of O6servatOE, az $50 p. E.-By tie
Western Union Line.
Place OF Obser-l hriyv;,5 Wd State OF
Vaton- ~ INV m b Weather
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, thursday.
Feb. 26, ISz4
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ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEAsIEkN
(C0nsoIidRfed.)- depot, North College
street j. n. Brooks, Ticket Agent.
GOING NORTHWEST.
No. st Louis Mail, daily except Sunday,
leave 2-Z3 A. NJ. 49,.
No. 4St. Louis Express, daily, leave 2-Ss Pm.
GoING SOUTHEAST.
No. Nashville Mail, daily except Sunday,
arrive 40 A. n. 20
JOHN W. MASS, G. T. A.
A.E. SHRADER, Gen1 Supt-
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Her ewes were bright as stars that keep
Their watch in midnight skies,
Her voice as sweet as winds that sweep
The harms of Paradise
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Baltimore, Washington.
81 Philadelphia Ex-.. 1880 A. N. 900 A NJ
Washington, Philadel-
phia & New York EXl $40 p. NJ. J ':OO r ~.
PROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT, EAST FRONT ST.
washington & Balti-
more Express. .......-| 600 A. NJ o'4O T. N
Baltimore & New York
Fast inc .... 100 p. N. ll:25 P. N
Cumberland Express 9:i5 P. NJ Ili'Io a. N.
This is the only line running Pullman palace
draWing-roon and sleeping cars TO Washington,
Raltim6re and PHILADELPHIA without change.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Huntsville, Rome, BurksyffIe,
ROrraua

A. E. Drinkwater Master a. NJ Burk, Clerk
VIII leave positively THIS EVENING, 9Th
inst, at o'clock.
FOR freight or passage apply on board. II
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MUST BE Tw0-FOLD.
First, to stand high in your profession; and,
secondly, to stand higher as Gods noble
men. Let this be the ambition Of an earn
est working life, and on your monuments
will stand forth in glowing characters:
Here lies the beloved physician-Great in
hand and gre9t in SOUL"
MAY he do justice
For truths sake and his conscience, that his
bones,
When he has run his course, and sleeps in bless
ings,
MAY have tomb of orphans tears went on
them"
But how is this result to be attained?
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains leave and arrive at Cincinnati as
follows from Marietta and Cincinnati Depot
Pearl and Plum streets:
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Blank {. y indicates no report cipher (0) sta
tionary; minus (-) tendency 70 fall; plus ID ten
dency TO rise. A. G. FORD, Observer
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

thought ,ou would. In empty the
box I've got o shatn do And
I'm glad you spoke before h'lfd 'i
up"
So vyh thst I sp.ead q .g paper
on he @ unter ani eu.pikd ems sae
sugar.
II hsi packed . little, snd ccn.e
out in . snri Of cake. There it laid.
white and .hiuy. and on top Of j.,
uhi,er sud SINNER. laid a iesfr-a
letter With q ship mark upon it, aud
this sucrscrip,ion:
Miss M,i!y More. Anchor Port.
| I.ine, Urued S,s,es = A,r~-ica"
Three month. 90 r~s, -srtii-l
had e.U: :,el ~ 'e,t crn.aeG
IN upon it. nd ,as-e K sat
Tire. moa;a. al -, al en-
doxn to me an3 a.ksj fgc q ~'e,ler.
and Ia thcaah, lss h.,r cr4z5 and
Id have given r1ore money ,han
there Wa 10 tie ,ill Ia have Jared u.
tare that letter open on the .pa sai
read il. though | k.ew the h-nd vas
Will Mss~et.'s.
This can't wait" says |.
NO" says Job. IL can't With tina,
wedding coming IF tomorrow"
Then I stopped and thoughs. Let
il lie until It is called for, and she'll
be Mr. Capt. K'ncaij, with her silks
and her vclvets. ami her fine h"u-e
and her carrisge. all the -sme. This
come. frou, q sk,p~recked sailor,
poorer now than when he vent away.
Perhaps Id better wait until the
wedding is over job laid |.
Aud my I'D msr came across the
room and put his arm arouni my
Wait.
Nancy says he. ''you and | was
yeung Folks once. l used to think
something vas better tn n
money And 6ue doings then. And
though We old folks NAY yet . little
hard-fhcurh 10 be M in the world
seems 10 much. and all ,h., old
sweetness ~ silly, Why, 1t will come
back sometimes. You remember how
lie kissed her there under the .yca-
more and-Nancy, We couldn't Wait
until after the wedding, ei, her Of Us ="
Cut my aru,s about jobs reel,
and l kissed hin and hen 1 got my
.unbonnet and Tan over to Mrs.
More's.
Captain Kincaid was there.
stood ut the door ~ith my litter be-
hiud my back.
Won't you walk in?" says Mrs.
More.
IL haven. time." Ways l. lie
only an r.rani Its a little singular.
M,ily, there's a-s-'
My letter! NY .%et,,r!' cricd Niily
1T ha. come ct llst!'
How sue knew IT. iiaarea .Ins-
Ste hadn't hat a %glinp-- vi ".
Ii vas the Oft e%allor's STORY ; q .B'I'
wreck. a de..tt i-,aut. Nrerch,d
mpnth, spent in hoping fs succor,
and = >ai; ut last. A vessel outward
FOUND h.d picked aim up. lie would
Re home 10 three months.
Three uouth>!" -aid Mi!ly.
Oh. how ran | wsu?"
.hnd then SYST:
NIL. forgive u poor al stupid
goose. That letter mas been !yiIs
nn,icr ray les, coffee crushed tire,
mouths ssd Il aay Ana thsrss =
vessel III Ia. uinny BOW.
SO i. Tus " nj att,r al and io,
and l R.n' - The aeid'Ig x.th hap
ny hearts. Ana hu uced TO p,ty
captain kincAid eithee, tor lie maIrl.
ed Fanny More Oeiore the yeas VA,
over.-Lrdger
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

A tai j female VI forty returned
last week from Saratoga. aud d,du I
her young brother catch n' wben
he ssid 10 her: so. Einpa, you
didn't catch . husband tins year
either I" She sitrrwsrj ieiUutaariy
sawitted .hal she had several oiU-
bles, tot nary = bIfe.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

Harry, at eG ioukinE "n while IN
new little sister cried st being
Washed aud dressed the other day,
turned away. saj ing, III she scream, q
hike TIA, III heaven | don't wundc,
they seut her off.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

Yes Job suffered >ome," said ~
Illinois deacon. "ous be never knew
shat Il wss to have bis ,-sA seH
ausy ANA III, his site r;Sh, n TIE
Ou.y >easvu wbeu hursd ga SAGt 80
week
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

L. japan ths law requires that,
wheo . person cuts Down a tree, ne
,hsli plant one IN il, place. In this
way the supply OF wood Is kept up.
George " sshhng,on yves his country
4 tree.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

Said . DeirvIt iAdy Z - q suail boy
whom she found crying 10 the street,
the other day: Will yUu stop cry
sbg il | viii give you . p.rss
No. ssid he Tut II yeah DsAr
il two cents Iii stop If u Aii,s ms"
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

Oue Of the meanest things on cath
Is u thrvw . small Watermelon and
hit . politsc.l speaker IN the pit o.
the stomach Just - be i, explaining
the Dred Soo,g dsc,saou.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

A portion If our enlumns viN b. DE-
voted to entertaining end mi~ceIsn.
matter for family reading.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

poor Will aud how he took her 10 b.,
arms under the sycsn.ese.
But then. you eee. Mr.. More
sight had failed, 80 that she couldu
10 6ue sewing, and Fanny wasn't o'
much account except TO look n. Il
xas 4 hard life that lay before Miiiy
it was good for her 10 marry Capt.
Kincaid, AMI have rest and comfvrt
wasn't il?
10 morrow is the wedding" sait
| 10 Job. ITS going to be 10 ,h'
church. Miss Salisbury il finishing
my silver gray pcplin. Il set. spl o
did. Wen have Ben Barns to ke-l
store. and 90. won't ~e? You'll iik'
70 zee NiIly Of. won't you
II wish it xss VIII Nasses," ay'
job
"Poor VIII" says ]. and ! seD, Of
tidyiue. though it vss Rriasy.
should be 30 busy next day. ! 20
duva my japannej sugar bcx, n-ve'
empty since the day l SIZED il up
Aud then Job, sorting the ktter'
locks UP ct me.
"Never hesrsdsed Jon anything $
msch Is [ do that box" says be
.Ess, thug / ever put the mad into
This here vooaea thing With . Side !
. pesky bsshsf.
.Lss ns ass "T I'd kss~s
ron wssted il. sen should have b
lis did ~ thisk goa had any pss
In &; les. rick "a tDrrhsse-
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

Aid uoS cpuses the sap.cue c.sai' s
sad decade ina. AM matter Written 90
= pv.ss. card that - liable 10 ihiare
the credii Of reputation Of any one,
wa crime. A few day. ago . case
uas decided in the Ohio rupreme
court sx>issl . msn Who wrote 10 ~
Nh DICTATOR dsaaiss bsn tor N Old
sccUuss, aa-i 10 thst msooes Iakiae
the l,aa->e1ISb patiN -fs;.s Cay
Jssras..
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

The interests Of Immigration sill h-
lookei after. and the publisher desire.
the CO operations Of oil who desire 10
see S~outhve-t Nrbra-k. settled with
live ad enterpri>i"g pioneers. t.
this end furnish cou OF the re-
sources and c.psbilitie. nj the soil. the
best location. still vacant. and, in fact.
everything that viii tend to induc-
Immigration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

Dlrins the c,n,irs poil,lcsl eau.
,s,rn THK GRIEF vii support aDi
latoc to- ,he success ofthe Repotlic.n
Party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31

Special attention vin be given ."
~ Home aud Local natter E'ery-
hing or ...rs, ~ genera! interest
,r,n.pirus +, si' nrd %sii"i" ~
c]ouutirs. MI d. ,rcuratr'' ssf"
e. 49, ,~sr'i-,s so--,b. dste.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-10-31
Lee EsteN.
RED CLOTD- NKB

:o:AL A5E.:.To --.,-Ea ::vy.r.
W,a a, Ill times be rrsiy 9 sive oil
infurma'ion m resal - location ol
lsni, tstn. ~ psvnrsi. &c.
TIE T3.i:wI;5 EXTRACTS
Fsam the Circulars IL the y 4 " u
X. TO, will ~ . measure e, risin their
terms and the advantage, offered.
The purchaser nj pay cssh. o, u
eide the smoant INTO three eqssi
nsss.. paying oas third jo-n. ose.
third ia oor yesr. ADD roe third IN To-.
wears. with Interest a. ten pAr cen,
.Bnu,ily of Ls eau have TgS sHAss
time ia Which % make ur THE sun By
snail annual paymsH,s a. az sss sss,
interest
Mot biv IN thi. letter nlsa -
TEN YEARS CREDiti
Ia which case the purchases pa, It
the oat-st u yesrs' interest q; az
Ter cent oa ,he price. III. n,ss.
three other payment. each ~ -,s r-s
cent at %. oo'nusncement Of The
second. third snj fourth year,. A.
the eonusnc meat Of the 6ha ysss.
he pays ono -svosth Of tho principal
md one year. interest %. the rems,
ier. .mi the same al tie romn~ne'.
men 81 esrb Successive yss> until .i
has been paid at the eni II rsnys.ss.
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