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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11

SIAIE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROTINn
fronting on Second street, in square No iii.
assessed In the name of Mrs. J. O'Conner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days.
By Richard son & Co..
Real Z state Agentsand Auctiopeers'
ssa NO. 11I3 Main street.

r .77:1 SALE OF A LARGE I6yse
T. NUMBEb OF VALUABLE Br WV syF
LOTS IN ThIT'S PLAN TO TIE IL a,,, a. nr
RICHMt)>.u ny AUCTlON-At tue Ieaqn, asou
t,harles VI. purcell executor OF inc 'are s,aes IN
Tall, yre shalI sell By auction. on Ine ~, % ~
RI, EsfAY the 1Otffiu tnpt ut pa 9 ,G ,rS in
,srpe number Of valuable. bUiLplnu f,eiween
Tait's pnn TO the city nf flc9 LII, tnrnnIke,
seven:eenfh street nd the MeehanicsvIi IN which
com fnencing and continuing IN tue 1t.eA -
the, are mentioned. as foloxs-to MI corner o..
IA by 1876 feet on Seventeenth street, GU
"1notI,y 6 feet on Seventeenth street Des~teeh
u,shir eton and william streets;
"osa nv If35 feet on the east sice OF bu cnaDab
strsrt hrtween william and Christian strsS
261 nv / 65 feet on the west stde o! 81. s~thes
stre.r httween william and Christian $ rsetsS
Sci Nv 165 "a ~ ON the east side or becnanfiI
stzSet beiween Christian and Richard streets;
1si nv as feet on the west side OF Ahhi
s,reet between William and CHRISTIAN siISeS
az nv 40 fnet Oh the north SIDE 81 ~asli ngtol
s,rtet betweeu Seventeenth and Bucnanan s.ieels
IA Inv 65 feet on the e1st SIDE OF se.enlesn'i
strf ct between ffchard afrI BlidWin <JeS.s -eo
81 by 65 feet on the wSsI sihe Oh e'A
! between Ricb.r d and BALDWIN s,ds
so br 40 feet on Darlington stTcettnorth size
comnencing MT she cast line OF Buchanan street an'
running eastwaTd: lots ~ obou
| These lots will be sub-ulVieec INTO io'' "a "o"
| thirty feet froIt. ., o,,b,
TERMS: Vne-ttifri cash; balance 10 four, eieh.
twelve, tifaren, AMI eiehteeH mrnths, hepot t !,
notes 60 be given for the deserred pay meh,s' "i'
! tnIerrsT .died, a1d secured tr deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
| ,us .- .AuctioneeIs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
1857 BY Chaffin, Staples & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers,
No. II Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY.
v ONE VALUABLE LOTS IN THE CITY OF,
MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.-in pursuance OF
chester entered at the May term. 1873. the under
signed special commissioner. thereby appointed, VIII
sell az arcto-, the premises, on FRl1A1 August
SIkkBLE BUILDING LOTS on RaiDhrldge, Por-
ter. and Twenty. first and Twenty-sec0 nd Streets
Immediately west Of the PETERSBURG rairoaa. a.
This property being located convenient to the
railroad and to Belle Isle should command the at
,ention OF those Of limited means who want home
steads and of oloSe wanting desirable location
for uny Kind Of manufacturing establishment. The
lois range in width from 10 so feet aud In depth
from 81 to 204 feet. A plat may he seen at Tie
office of the auctioneers aud In front of the court.
house In Manchester.
TERMS: One. fourth cash. and the residue In
equal insaments at four, eight and twelve months,
with interest ADDED. and the title retained until
conveyance Is ordered by the court.
f. NJ. CONNER. commissioner.
C1IAFFIN, STAPLES Il Co., Auclioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
M 1113 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NALU.
L ABLE MILL.>ITE, WITH TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES. IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER,
KNOWN As GAINTS'S MILL, o. IHE n ,fi,I
wo%D: ALSO, TWENTY-FIVE ACkkS OF
VALUABLE WOODLAND NEAR THERETO.
By yirtne OF deed of trust cyeuted to me AS trs-
tee on the 27th OF May: 1874. by William F.
Ga Ines. and duly r, corded In the clerks office ut
Hanover County Court, TO secure a certain bond
therein mentioned. and default having been made
in payment OF SAID bond, shall. IN part execution
thereof. heing required to do by the beneficiary,
sall ut public auction, on the premises, OH rlES
DAY the 10Th day of August, 1875. at 3 O'Clock
2. NJ, portion Of the property therein described
rs follows - -
That certain MILL-SlTF, with TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF LAND adiacent thereto, In the county
OF Hanover, on the cold l1arbOr road. and known
a. Gaines's MIL conveyed 10 SAID Gaines BY the
trustees Of William and Mary College by their deed.
dared atout 1851. Also. TWENTY. Fly: ACRES
OF WOODLAND near 10 and about three-quar.
ters of mile southwest Of the said mill-site. spd
on The road leading to MechaL icsyilc, and anjoin-
ing The lands of Thaddeus Tally, Walker Hogan.
and Parks Martin, and conveyed TO said Gaines by
William =. Dyeriou but 1893.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
-. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee
i. THOMPSON BROWN, a uctlDneCr. all }
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General Roger A. Pryor, who was engaged
nm the first trial as one Of ME. Tf!ton's coun.
col. is now at Saratoga. To reporter ne
said, Monday evening: u.
al am not retained in the case at present,
that know of. Mr.. Morris is attorney of
record, and be has absolute discretion in tue
case. After the past trial all Of as who were
retained lost our commissio BY the exFra-
ron Of orr task. Mr.. Morris lett Saratoga
hast night for Brooklyn. presume thai he
.,ss served notice upon Shcarmn & Sterling
attorneys of record for Beecher, and that
the case will be called up again next septem
ber.D
The question was asked Of General Pryor
What will be the effect upon Beecber's Tor
tunes if he is not ready to proceed to trlal! =
eOf course said General Pryor, their
will, be on inquest or 5udsfnent by defauf'
and the jury will "e $50; tn X, a ,hotI,
uob no. he has no alternative but &c
meet the issue with co9nsel. Nor, indeed
had Tfltop. He either had to ask Beechei
attorneys not to call the case or to ask IN
open court that the Gaze he dismissed bo'n
OF which would have been confession o'
inferiority, and in the latter would INVOKE
The n1yment of costs, or he bad TO serve no
tiee and bring up the ctse again. ;,
"Wjll Judge Nelson try the case ell
over" T.,
will dccliue on the score of physical daresS.
One Of the other 5gdges must take 1t ap.
There are enough of tnem.'
General Pryor remarked when it was sad
that the old man Was being pressed pteeIy
hard:
MWclI. sir. if Tilton had not called this
case. the congregational Church meant TO
have acted upon tat least. inter so from
conversations ! have held on the Inject with
leading Congrcgationulisis. There is gene.
rgI dissatisfaction ia that denomination with
Mr.. Becchel'S inability to prove his inno-
cence while still standing for the church"
"Thcre ale three leading witnesses for
the next trial. he continued. There Is
Legs the druggist, of Whitestone, who sold
Dir. Beecher tue puIsoD; there Is henry Z.
Bowen, the extent OF whose evidence l
know little about and there is Joseph Rich.
arGS. Mrs. Tiltoh's brother, whose full and
unabbrcviated story, if it can he admitted,
will probably he overwhelming" suppose
the action of judge Morris is an ihlim ,tion
that he has procured Bowen's testimony.
Judge Morris is in possession of the drug
cisl's record Of Legs, which shows prussiC
acid 10 have been purchased by Mr.. BeechcT
at or near the time of which Mrs. Mout0n
gave her testimony. Prussic acid is used In
photography, aud that also is
GA CIRcuMsTANTIAL POINT
of Mrs. Moulton's testimony. Legs was
Scotcbman, ut whose store Bccchcr Used 10
idle away every leisure hour. He was
tempted out of the secret by an Episcopal
clergyman. With whom he had boarded at
Whitestope, and who argued strenu0uSly for
Beecher's innocence. The latter stigmatzt d
the poison story of Mrs. Moulton. When
Legs, who argued Beccher's guilt, produced
the record, it got out. Moulton heard Of il,
and a newspaper reporter followed up Il c
cleW"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
nlll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT VALU-
l. ABLE BUILDING LOTS On THE NORTH
SIDEUF PARK AVE- NUE., ORTHE OLD WEST
HAN or sCUFFLETnWN ROAD, HALE
SQUARE WEST OF THE RfSlDENCE OF
John Z. SIiAFER, ESQ. WEST OF MONROE
PARK, BY AUCTlON.-By virtue Of the proTi-
sious Of a certain deed Of trust Aearing date he
22d day Of June, 1872, Gully recorded In The clerks
Office OF the Z, hanccry Court of the city Of Rich
mond to secure the unpaid purchase-money due on
said land. shall, trustees in said drei, being
thereto required by the beneficiary therein named,
sell by auction. on the premises on FRiDt the
9Th Of August, 1875. ut O'Clock p. H., the REAL
t>TI TT d,. cribed In the deed aforesaid rs "250H
feet of land on the north side of Park avenue or
the old Wesham Or Scuhla.own road, running back
TO an allie, In common ] e feet wide, having depth
on It's eastern line Of 102 feet and on It's western
line of 14S feet half square west Of the resi-
drncc OF John e.. Shaftr. Esq: west OF Monroe
Park: divided into seven lots OF 81 feet each; and
one "f 339 feet. .
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses Of
executing this trust, AMI note for 81 US3 with IN
tcres thereon at the rate of Twelve per cent er an
rum from The 22d day of June, 1875. unit the
day OF sale. As 10 the residue of The purchase
money, due notice OF the terms t!ersof Will be
given. u. u. HO1
j. A RICHARDSON.
Trustees.
prcrr.pnSoS O. Co. AucfOnet rs ~ 27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
as1-, By Grubbs s. Williams.
s Reul Estate Agents and Auct1oneers'
. Sle1pngh street between Main and BANK.

large AND VALUABLE S T Q E 2
HAND DWELLING AT THE SOUTHMESITT
CORNER OF MAIN AND sE ,1,lTSIE Thts
STREETS FOR Sale ~ AZ, AUCia az the . ssis
.s sIsn of I me ae stephen Mason. VIII. at The
raesnot his heir at law be sold BY aaGt.nn, on .ne
rrtcjoctc p NJ Being located so close to the tarst
market and 10 the Dock. this property IS Wstiy
considered rs the most eligible business place III
that part OF the city. ,
the STORE is Qaite capacious, running as II does
hrn,lp 10 The alley In the and, besides, there
Ia y ment and part of two floors above arranged
t,r storage, and accessible by means of snr|avs
ard holsiing. machine. The front portion or the
a0ors anove the store Ia divided intoaoout elgnt
rooms. for the accommodation M q family.
The property fronts "a feet and runs back ~
feet to an alley In common "a feet wide, afording
shtppirg facilities from both front ana req,
- AuctiOusrrS.
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al n,sb, the great elms shock ior iear'
And wrIlhcd as IL In psins
Fcfwecp The pauscs OF IN! "eeP
! hra,G the gusIy ram,
o,,t,n sics f'thls World ana unnamed,
7 rode q way TO Falryland.
aun,sht the believing Of the storm
The crazy chimney rocked ana SHOOK
TIL. weary OF this sound oil woe,
Weary Of pen snd Ink and b""k.
a hrial: snatchcd with careless nana
AVID rode an hour through Fairy iSna.
1he,rd sill as icw along
The old oaks branches shake ana shahe'
ye,' weary OF this stubborn heart,
Tina, thro,,s and 'hrohS but WIN "ot oie""'
<ouyht for Oberoa and his oan0.
An,i rode long leagues through F"'r!iahu'
1fopud the court: In love ana darce
while away the simmer hours,
J,arc, broke, and 4uaEed tnc cup,
Where fell q rain Of crimson noNt'''
vyncy au 30. We! my proud coitu
srhosc l,tt,e folks Of fairyand.
7 won tho fairy crown ut last,
Nd h,,;lt a castle tall and PROUD,
srh ronC was sunshine, and the ~Nts
Were formed of rainbo~s ana OF eaoso'
Jhadr the z .oins own my away
"hnu,-f woke, and II Was day.
>nou'-' GAIt the Tear Rosa.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Apct1oneers,
lib Main street

u.R1TSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE
4 SMALL FRAME DWELLING On UNIom
RaKtE. ESQ. TY AUCTION BY virtue of the
nr1yjsiuns or 4 deed of trust Bearing date the l3tn
iia., NJ July 1874 from Charles =. Tenser. duly
rec ort 10 lhr clerks Office Of the Chancery Cnrt
of rhc,clty of Richmond to secure The UNPAID pur;
chase-IEnney IN fine property mentioned therein,
shall ms trustee In said Geed being required anu re
uuesled 90 10 do. seil by nuciOn on the premises
ON THU the 9TH day Of August, 1872, at q
O'Clock 4. NJ, the REA. fSTATE deScrlnsd III VIZ
fronting 57XIl9 feet, with new and attractive
frame dwelling thereon containing four rooms.
with excellent water on The premises.
TERNs: Enough iii cash to pay the expenses ni
executing this trust and negotiable note or 1919
with Interest thereon from the 18Th day OF july,
lS75 until paid the residue 10 SIX ard Twelve
months negotiable notes 10 lac given Tor the DEFER
rcd nayments, with interest added and secured by
n d.ed 81 t,1,St i. A. RICHARDSON,
1y27 IIustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AHctioheer'
a113 Main street. .-.-

THAT NEAT AND ATTRA i.c1S,ss
i NEW Bs1CK RESlDI I4s,E. II ~ J.riE;H
NaAk FIFTH HNgSuAtL Ibs
FAsY.-f *pse At auction on o IhSKpoMA that
s sas as W BRfCK DWELLING No. al4 ke dga
street The The Ssy d. esra6e
r.. n. F. ~. nea,ness of yle In c0n1 tuction, It's
oenral iocasion and neighoorhood bang recently
AZ the late ne ses Of aae ra
Sersnaa, acnsets &c. 1t has six rooms besides,
w5 IN, w"9S f sod sey It
1n5 ~ snch desirable property is found on tile
rsst md parties lot4lug for suc on most easy
terms wflnd II to theirncrest to attend inc saie,
Trpa..s-. Ope.fourth cash balance one. Two, auo
+s,.ee wears, six percent. interest: secur' by
uas'en'e Auciiouecr.
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TRUS TEES SALE OF 4 TRACT OF
L LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY, VA.-By yir.
Tue OF Two deeds OF trust, exec uted Cd the ] Sth
day Of June and the ith day OF August. 1873, 70
the undersigned, trustees of the G"rdon- vile guild
Ing association, from Henry l. QuarIes and wife.
Loulsi, we will sell at public auction, upon The
premises. ON THURSDAY, August 18th, 1875, ut
~ O'Clock 81, TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
less, lying and being Louisa county. Va, on and
south OF the Srulh Anna river. being all that land
the division of the estate OF John r. Quarles, de-
ceased), and bounded as faows: North by South
Anna rive. south by The main Richmond road. east
BY the section OF the said estate igntd 10 John
K. Quares aud west by that assigned TO DR.. Charles
Quarles. tt st
IERMs: Enough In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale aud TO pay the dues and fines now In arrear
from said Henry l.. QuarIes 10 said Association.
Terms M 10 residue made known on day Of sale.
+. X. DAVIS.
w. NJ. DUNN,
Jy2A @tE.sA :! rustses.
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For RENT az
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRIER WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Pursuant TO decree Of the District Court Of the
Unite: States for the district Of West Virginia. rem
dered in the suit of Gay and others ps. The White
sulphur Springs Company and others, the under.
signed, special commissioners In said suit VIII, on
SATURDAY, August IA, S75. at ~ O'Clock NJ.
al the White Sulphur Springs. Greenorler county,
West Va. lease Ut auction. subject TO raj iiicaion
by the said court. the properly Of The sad WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY for The term of
Two years ending November l, 1877.
The LESSEE will be authorized 10 apply, under the
direction OF the said commission or. one-IOurlh OF
the rent 10 improvements aud repairs Of the said
property, and will be required, in addition 10 the
rent 10 pay the taxes of every kind which viii ac-
crue agAlnst the said property during the term
AZORES id. aEd 10 pay the insurance ON said pro-
pt rtS 10 The extent OF one thousand dollars per an
mum In premiums. . .r.....z
The rent Of each year will be PAYABLE in four
equal insallments on the LIST and 9th Of August
aud LIST and ! 9th OF September.
Henry NJ. MATHEWS,
iY Q-3nk SnncIal Com missioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
~ Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1l13 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
n VENABLE STREET WEST OF AND NEAR
MOsBY STREET FOR SALE AT AuCTlON.-
On SATURDAY the 7fh instant, at O'Clock Il.
W. we shall sell by auction on he premises, val
bic BUILDING LOT fronting 30 feet en- the
north side of Eclable street ana running back llS
f,.t. commencing 60 feet west Of Mosby street and
running &rstwdrdlS.
TERMS: Oue-third cash balance in six and
twelve months, negotiable notes 70 be given for the
1cerred payments, with interest added and secured
,y = deed of trust RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
ana Auctioneers
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jy 9-3Ot

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT NEAR GDRDOESVILAir, ORANGE
COUNTY. vA.-By virtue of deed or trust
executed OH The 18Th day of May, 1873. TO
the trustees OF the Gurtousvil,e Building Assoca-
ton from Milton Lynn and WIFE recorded In the
clerks office or The county Court OF Orange. we,
til" undersigned trustees VIII Sell at public auction
l1th. 1875. at ~ O'Clock ~, certain Lot OR
PARCEL Of LAND conveyed by said deed Con-
railroad being ali that land conveyed said Mil
ton Lynn by William N. Baker by deed dated Feb
ruarv 8, 1872, and upon which said Lynn now
resides.
TERMS: Enough IN cash TO defray the expenses
Of sale and 70 pay the dues and fines now In arrear
from said Milton Lynn 70 said Association. Terms
rs 10 residue made known OH day Of 5 lie.
\. r. DAVIS,
W. u. DUNN,
iy22 Trustees.
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TIE juice CATCHES A TARTAE.-[Detrot
Free Press Police Report] The next one
was also woman-a thick.set, Sowing
woman of forty-who came out OF toe cor
rider with the full intention of freeing her
mind il it killed Der.
This is q case OIL" commenced dis
Honor, when she sparled:
"'rain'ta case either-il's only spite !"
"You are charged, Mrs. Baker, with -
"I dou't care Il snap for your charges ,
she said.
"Mrs. Baker, will you shut up?"
ono, sir!'
Not even to oblige me!"
"No, sir !"
"Then. Mrs. Baker, shall shut you up =
"You can't do il J"
Mrs. Baker, would you rather eat mush
and molasses in the House of Correction for
the next three months than remain at liberty
and be privileged TO go to pic.nics and nave
some loufer with red nose step on The tran
of YOUR dress and tear the skirt ctt!" he
asked.
"Wel. nobody can boss me around !" she
exclaimed.
"You are an ugly woman"
"And ygu are Il mean man !"
"And I'll send you up"
"And don't care!"
"Aud it's three mouths"
"Makc it four"
"Pll do il"
And he did.
There were no other cases, and when the
Maria drove around Mrs. Baker said sued
murder the first man who dared lay hands
on her. Four of the officers surrounded her
and carried her to the vehicle, handcut1ed
her TO the seat, and the band threw orange
peel at her red nose aud sang:
Her hair is red, her nose is the same,
Her temper Is fearful 10 see,
She ought TO he Gagged. the same as bear,
Or somebody's death she will be.
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HIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.
BRICKS. BRICKS. BRICKS!

I will sell at public auction on SATURDAY the
9TH dayo Au INST, 1875, at IL O'Clock at PERKINS,
brick.yard, on Leigh street above Brook avenue,
the following pro ,erty to satisfy distress warrant
in my hands in favor Of Thomas B. Bigger CO
j osiah Z. Perkins: ..s " W.
$4,000 BRICKS IN KILN.
TERMS: Cash. A. 3. DUEsBERRY,
,uhdr ..- ..a.... He. G.. K.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
BY Goddin, Warrenl& Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs and Agen 5,
ll0S Main street.

A NEAT AND DESIRABLE FRAMED
N DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CATHARINE BETWEEN SMITH AND NUN
FORD STREETS FOR SALE AT ACCTlON.-
On FRIDAY the 9th of A ugus;, $40, at O'Clock
p NJ. we will sell at auction, on the premises, a
neat and desirable FRAMED DWELLING located
as above described. with five rooms: Kitchen with
one room: gas aud water. Lot 81 by 1O4 feet To
an alley % feet wide.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known ut
sale. GODDlN, W AhREN W,
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90 puu!shment Till we had grand Jury
composed largely of ladies. We nad nao
several terms of court, but had scafce'y
been able to convict single criminal TOT
any crime, however helnons, .pro.sn t,r .ms
composed largely of women. 'Fe did mol
have single erection here without drunk
enuess, rowdyism, quarreliiIe. fighting, nnd
bIoodshed. until our wives mothers sisters,
and daughters were perm .tted toaecom ! psns
ne to the polls. We we'irememhcr the tsne
when msny man stIayed away FROM the
nolIs losing his right Of citizenship rather
Than encounter the danger and rowdykm he
mus. alcet in order to exercise it. 'Rut oil
this Is changed. Our esecric9s 20 of as
ouietis as any other social gathering, 20 mat
ter how heated political campaign may bt
or how important the issues at stts:e. Ant
We all point with prase to the result, whe
Their or not sc agrec as to the cause which
has produced it." ....s
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Colleges Of farmacy-Agricultural insti-
tuteS.
With al umbrella it is always put up or
shut up.
A waist Of time-The small part of an
hour.glass.
The acting Governor of Nebraska is named
Tz,chuck, and be TZschuckles at the blum
der> M ,de in spelling it. "Oh! TZschucks :"
3scstcayo Ttness.
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90

NOTICE TO Observation-Disclosures 10
IN discontinue tho RETAIL GROCERY BUSl-
N.Ss, would like for ali parties indebsed to me 70
call AZ my siorc 1913 Main street, where Will be
found untIi the lGth Of August and pay their bills
au4 10 FRED, Il. WILLIAMS,
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MERCANTILE NsEGRITf--The late Samuel
Brown, EsCi.. q merchant of this city, preSl-
dent Of the: Uniea BanS, and the owner OF
i" Brown's." wharf ind Of lae5e amount OF
real estate. now the property of the Boston
Gaslight Company, is stiFEememberen oy
our esdeS citizens. when the elder Quincy
vas mayor. with his wonderful sagaaty he
saw the necessity of moving the alnshouse
and the house of csrreetaen Chen on Leve'
re,t street, 10 Soath Boston. Mr.. BroWE
owned q very large .racaht estate where tue
buildings p1s1 stand, and Mr.. Quifcy caikd
upon him and, stated his purpose 70 induce
the city government to remove the lnstlsl.
lions to cuthfeoston, sud asked the price d
the estate referred to. TIE reply vas S30Heo;
MIR. Quiecy said tbat"would do, ana as'seo
thirty sieSs refusal and bond Of ii, in oFeei
10 endcsvor 10 persuade the City Counoti &c
agree to the measure Mr.. Bre~n repHeo
that he should give ne bond, RS he sa1o hi'
word vas his bond always. The Mayoreooh
his word, aud in twenty.eight Gays hse oo
tanned the.s roper authority, and again F'aitec
on Mr.. Brown, saying that be had cozEe u
icsmplete the sale oftbat land
- Ytmt land ?"-sii Mr.. Brown.
- Wby. the South Boston hnd WeEooke
Of" said the Mayor: .,o .,r,,.r
cat what pricc:" asked the fo nnnSss tbc
"Thirty thousans dollars, repfeo LUZ
Halter "tbe price agreed upon,
"Dids say that account, sF!
/ "You did,"
! ."H Have youany WfitinS u '"a' ohe''-
! "No, sir; none"
.Well,D said Mr.. Brown. "stnce yeC were
here j elave been offered 900 cash for it,
nnd.cee, Won eypett me TO sell it for:SeO, 00C
to the city,"
"a do,S replied Mr.. Quincy, "becauSe yor
agreed to-"
"Bave you any proof OF that:
"Yes, am the witness"
aBut you, being all interested party, can't
he a witness. Have you any other witness
or proof and do you ask me to refuse
$50 900 for the land and sell it to the city
for S30,000?"
al do"
"You have no bona for it, have yoE, Mr..
Quiucy?"
SaNone, sir, Whatever" replied the Mayor
stretching himself w;th great dignity
Is nope whatever but gour word, and tha'
you said was your bonS."
And" replied Mr. Brown, strctchnag
himself up with equal dignity, $50 1t Is. ay
woDd is my bond, and los $50, 600 the lana Is
yours"
And it was The buildings were erected
upon that estate, and there they stand,
mopument to Mr.. Samuel Browns mercan'
tile integrity.
To,Sav that land is worth millions OF dol.
lars to this city. Can any person but ieel
proud of this instance Of sterling integrity
In those times $50, 900 was fortune, but the
world could not bid high enough to bride
Samuel Brown to a mean aeson.- CORE
sp0udence Boston Traveller.