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The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
List Of Coul { Terms.

AN ACT to t.ansfer the counties Of
Tunlca and C0ahOma from the
eleventh (I1) to the twelfth (l2)
Judicial District, and the county
Of LeAore from the twelfth (12)
TO the eleventh (1D Judicial Dis
frict, and to fix the times for h0l.
ding the Circuit Courts in said
District.
Sec. 9. Be It further enacted,
That the Circuit Courts of the Elev-
enth Judicial District shall be h0l-
den and continue for the times as
hereinafter stated, should the bust.
ness Of the Court SO long require.
In the county Of Bolivar coin
mencing on the first Monday Of
March and September and continue
twelve judicial days.
In the county Of Washington
commencing on the third Monday
of March and September, and coll.
tinue twenty.0ur judicial days.
In the county of Issaquena COM
n,encing OH the seventh Monday
after the first Monday in March and
September, and continue twelve
judicial lays.
In the county Of Sunflower com.
mencIng on the ninth Monday after
the first Monday In March aud
September, and continne SIX
judicial days.
In the county Of Leflore, commen'
cing on eleventh Monday after the
first Monday. In March and Sep
tember, and continue twelve judi
cial days.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
Hon. George c. Mckee on 0e
EnoruOuS Taxation.

The Vicksburg Times (Republi-
CAM publishes extracts from letter
of Hon. George C. Mckee. Repub-
lican member Of Congress from
/, this district, which are well worthy
the consideration Of men Of all
parties in the Legislature:
II would beg you to bear in mind
that there is NO FEAR OF CUTTING
TOO DEEP. The evil is ENoRMOUs.
The Petition aud Appeal Of the
Tax Pa yers' Convention should be
needed. It il about the ablest pa
per 1 have seen In Mississippi for
years. OF course l do not subscribe
70 each and every one Of it, senti-
lnents. l do not suppose there wse
| a single member Of the Convention
who did. But In Its general tenor
It il correct, and I hope our legisla-
tors will not allow themselves to
be ecared of from what IL right by
any outcry Of partisanship. LIE:
not the action OF the Tax Payers
Convention at Jackson be identi-
fed with the action Of the Tax
Payers League at vicksburg. The
Petition and Appeal are singular
" and carefully non-partisan. AL
though I doubt not that . large
majority Of the members Of that
convention are working and plot
ting for the overthrow Of the Re.
publican party. yet when the peo-
pie meet a. citizens. and presentto
the peoples legislature well-found-
ed grievances, 1t IL no answer to
their complaints to say that most
Of the convention were democrats.
When . party governs for the party
alone. and not for the people, 1t has
no business 10 govern at oil. And
this tax-paying is not 90 much q
question bipartisan feeling a. Of
pocketbook feeling. Party feeling
is altogether too high In Mississ-
ippi. Remember. then, that the
deeper you go into q mans pockets
the deeper sou stir up his feelings.
No matter whether 1t is the usual
swindling charges Of sections alta
relatives funeral, OF. onefous taxes
upon q dilapidated plantation, the
victim may pay silently bdt not
the less angrily. What Mississippi
needs is not o comparison between
parties a. to the relative extrava-
gance Of this or that party. We
want not comparative and relative
economy; we want ssABsoLuTE
economy. We are pledged to It.
Let Us have It."
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

Some two years ago, or moro,
there drifted into Greenvillc one #
those human waits, SO often met
with, who have surrendered them
selves as helpless and hopeless vic
Tins to strong drink. This inan,
whose name was Smith, obtained
employment as hack driver for the
Metropolitan Hotel, which he filed
for some time, spending for drink
al the money he received. One
night he took a bottle Of whisky
and wandered off, and next morn
ing was found on the river hank
dead. Pcnniless and friendless he
had pcrished, was buried and for
gotten. Now comes the strange
part of this history. A few days
since n. b. johnson & Co., under.
)akers, received from o responsible
house ir New York, directions 10
forward the remains of the poor
vsgabond to them for lnterment at
his former home, as a large fortune
had been LEFT for his inheritance.
The good which had been denied
his cheerless and wretched life,
had come to mock his fleshless
bones, and over his grave perhaps
greedy relatives will wrangle for
the privilege Of kinship t0 one who
died without q mourner.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

-Onr esteemed aud bare headed
brother Julius Landau will start
North for goods in few days.
He says that after hc opened in his
new brick, his ample stock was
insufficient for the demands Of the
ladies who frightened his beauti-
full store with their welcome visits.
The ducks went in and called for
articles that brother Landau didn't
know as belonging to the female
wardrobe. Like an honest Ger.
man, as he is, Brother Landau has
confessed that in his ignorance Of
tho requirements Of on angelic
toilette, he omitted many things
for which lie has had daily calls,
but with the stock of goods he is
now ordering, he has taken cspe-
cial pains to secure oil the ct cctc.
ras that the ladies may desire.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

VVsst W.. - AVaV0Ov
Some pretty spicy scenes occur
red during the long examination Of
the imperturbable and selfrsliant
Mou lton, In the Beecher trial who
came out iirst best in every en-
counter with the adverse.array Of
Mr.. Beecher's counsel f; led BY Mr..
Evarts. They had In the cross ex-
animation brought out the fact that
since the rupture Moulton had
removed a portrait. from his din
ing-room, Of Bsecher ;..endea vor-
Ing to create the impression that
the picture had boon thrown away
or destroyed In anger. In the re.
direct examination Mr.. Fullerton,
Of Tilton's counsel brought this
matter up again.
We quote from the SUMS report
"Mr. Fullerton next brought out
the history Of Mr.. Beecher's nor
trait In Mr.. Moulton's house, show.
Ing that It had not been entirely
thrown aside, but had only been
removed from the parlor to an up.
per room.
4 .'Standing between figures Of Gu.
pid and Psychc," added the wit
ness, Moulton.
"Stop, stop, sir" cracked Mr..
Evarts' voice, as every ybody laugh
ed.
"Mr. Fullerton asked me where
1t hung" demurely explained the
witness.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

State Of Mississippi, I
Washington County.
Chancery Court, January Term,
1874.
John Chafie, Bro. 4 Son,
5lS VS..
John s. Fisher, ct al.
RY virtue of the final decree OF
~ said Court in this cause. ren-
dered on the 7th day of February,
1874, the undersigned special com.
missioner appointed by said de-
cree, will,
On the 18th day Of March, 1875,
at the front door of the Court
House of said county, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
between the hours prescribed by
law, the lands mentioned in said
decree, and described as follows, to
wit: an undivided one-half inter-
est in the northwest quarter Of
section twenty-six (26), southwest
quarter of section twenty-seven
(27), and the south half of section
twentY-eight (28). and the east
half Of section eighteen (l8), and
the cast half Of section twenty-six,
(26) oil in township nineteen (19),
range nine 10y west, and aJout fifty
acres in the Mosby plantation ad-
joining. Also the west half OF
section thirty-six (S6), and the east
half of section thirty-scven (S7)
township twenty (20) range nine
10y west, being the Dixie. Erin
and Eureka plantations.
Said sale will be made. to satisfy
cOmplainant's decree aud all costs.
l will only convey such title as ]
am entitled to under said decree.
Il. X. STAFFORD,
Special Commissioners.
Trigg 4 Buckncr soils for comps.
February 6, 1875-27.6t
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

POLICIES OF ms U RANCE
can be obtained upon all classes
Of property in the Planters Of
Mississippi, and the Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance
Companies, at the Office Of the
undersigned agent; my ample
facilities for RIVER 1NSU-
RANCE are specially recon.
mcddcd to shippers Of cotton.
Risks taken upon dwellings,
out.houses, stores, stocks OF
merchandise, gin houses, cotton
in press and in store, barns,
stables, &C., either in city or
county, at rates as low as can be
afforded under a guarantee OF
CERTAIN INDEMNITY.
All losses adjusted and paid
here.
Also agent for the "Old and
Reliable New York Life Insur-
ancc company:
Capital thirteen million.)
Apply to
S. W. FERGUSON.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

/. The brethren will please take
notice of little card from G. W.
Lewis, intimating that If certain
notes and accounts are not paid
by the goth instdnt, there will be
"h-llt to pay in jorgy!" Now We
hope no brother will suffer his in.
dcbtcdness to be placed In tho
hands Of q lawyer; for lawyers
are dangerous characters, and II
they get after a poor dcfaultcr he
will hayc no rest until he settles.
More than eighteen hundred years
ago a man in Jerusalem cried
"Wo! unto you 'lawycrs!" But
they never wocd at all, but kept
on at their devilmcnt; and ifLcwis
docs actually put dclinqucnts' nc.
counts III tile hands of o lawyer,
there will be trouble.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
An Ordinance
To Register Outstanding ln-
debtedness.

Be it ordained by the
Town Council Of fGreenville,
That any person or persons
holding INDEBTEDNESS
against the town be and are
hereby required to have
same registeredby the Clerk
of this Council within the
next thirty days, or same
shall be barred from pay
ment.
A true copy from the minutes
Attest: WM. MARSHALL,
feb6. Clerk.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
SheriHs Sale.
The State of Mississippi,
Washington County.
(WashinvtOn Circuit {

The State OF Mississippi,
Washington County.
Washington Circuit Court.
70 March Term, 1915.
""' M.s''''' vs.. Fl. ra. no 100.
Thos. H. Barefleld
BY virtue of the above execu-
ton, to mo directei / shall
expose to public sale, ut the
door of the Court House In Green
vile, within the hours prescribed
by law, to the highest bidder, for
cash, on the first Monday Of March
next, oil the right, title and inter
est 0fthe defendant, Thos. II. Bare
field In and to the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
Undivided J interest IN lot 2, In
NJ Of sections 81 and 32, township
Is, Range 8, containing 232 acres,
more or less.
Tho same having been levied
upon as the property of the Defen'
dnnt, Th0s. II. Bareticld, and will
be sold to satisfy Plaintiffs claim
and oil costs.
o. WINSLOW,
Sheriff of Washington County
by w. II. SMITH, ID. s.
feb. @, 1S7 l-n27.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
/. q. II. III.

There will be meeting of the
members Of this order on Satur-
day evening, at z o'clock, at the
store of Landau, Spingarn 4 Go.
All members Of tho order are In
vited to attend. without regard 10
the particular lodge to which they
may belong. DR.. White will on
this occasion deliver o lecture on
the origin and development Of this
noble brotherhood.
BY order Of.
JULIUS LANDAU, G. p.
A. B. TRlGa, v. G. +.
NJ. MAYOR, Secretary.
j. r. GRAY, 0. s.
STUART WHITE, G. Chap.
p.S.-If the weather Is inclcill.
cnt, the meeting and oration will
be postponed until the evening Of
February 9ih-being Mardi Gras.
None but members Of the order
are to participate.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
"A Y LO r. s
Old Bourbon Whisky
| 1892
s'74-n19] AtScnLEs1NGER's


i'm Major Vernon, Chief En-
y Of the Levccs, who has just
med from Bolivar county, we
that all the breaks therc arc
|, including the Millcr's bend
lie also says the breaks at
puckana and Robcrtsonvillc,
10 northern edge Of bolivar
y, are under good progress.
contract for tho Ben Lomontl
has been Let 10 Mr.. Biggins,
rccnvillc, who commenced
last Monday.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

lator Alcorn, from his scat,
to know how it Is. that U.
lstrict Attorney Drannigan,
was Jointly criminal with the
Marshal in the outragcs Of
the deportation Of our fcl.
kownsmcn to Jackson last
was one, is retained in Office,
! the Marshal was dismissed
eforc the Senator calls for the
Il Of Mr.. Clinton Rice's in.
PATTON of this matter; and /,
be hoped will produce somt
ainment for Mr.. Attornc,
higan of the Mississippi Fed
Circuit.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
Meeting OF the Levee Board.
Office Of thI

Office Of the
Board Of Levee Commissioners !
for the counties Of Bolivar, :
Washington and Issaquena
Greenville, Jan. %, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that q
special meeting OF tho Board 0l
Levee Commissioners for the eoun-
ties of Bolivar, Washington and
lssaquena, will be held at tkei,
office in Greenville, Mississippi,
OH Monday, February s, 1875.
By order Of the President
NJ. KRETSCHMAR.
jan 30 Secretary.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
n, Corn, Hay and Oats, at
MAkslIALL's.

|ls's new brown stone front
lsliington avenue is the most
and attractive building in
fy. N. b. johnson, builder
aforesaid temple, says the
Ation was laid with loatlstonc
lc house is bound to =" draw "
hers.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
PHOTOGRAPHY.

G. M. THOMAS having takon
Rooms in town, is now prepared to
make the finest pictures ever made
in Grccnville and equal to any in
the world. All kinds of pictures
made in cloudy as well as clear
weather. Please call and see spcci-
mems. Rooms Washington Ave-
nuc over Ovcrton's store.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

The Chancery Court Of WASH
ington county, Chancellor Staff.
ord presiding, closed its two weeks
session yesterday. We will pub
lish . synopsis Of its proceedings
next week.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
FOUND.

There has been left at this of.Dc
for identification and reclamation
q ladies' gold watch, gold chain,
and breast pin. Tho watch has up
parcutly been lost for long time
and il much out Of repAiv. II has
a name OIL its outer case. Tho own-
cr Il requested to call and prove
property and rny iorthi~ noilrc.
janis
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

er Il week OF most wrctchcd
,npardonably bad weather,
fc happy to announce that
Ny February s, 1857 is as
Z our conscience mud bright
hopes Tor uninterrupted
erlasting poverty.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
\ Glassware
)e CHEAP by.
ELLIOTT Il FOUSSE.

De yicksburg Herald we OBJ
Mat Gus Newton, Treasurer
)rren county, has gone de-
I; through sympathy, We
De, with the condition, finan'
his Office.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
MARRIEp.

At the residence Of the brides
father, on Thursday, January %,
BY Rev. Joseph s. Oakley, Mr.. II.
J. HoLLINaswoRTH and Miss
MARTINA WRIuHT-both Of this
county. !
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

In the Methodist Church in The
city Of Grecnville, Sunday, Janu-
ary 81, by the same, Mr.. DAVID
FR1LEY \ Mrs. MARY l.. WHITE,
all Of Washington county.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

BOARDS or SUPERVISORS.
Regular meetings ore held by the
Boards Of Supervisors Of each cOun-
ty on the lst Mondays of January,
March, July, August, and October,
and may continue In session 4 days
and 10 longer.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
Railroad Meeting.

Board of Directors Of the
fille, Columbus and BIZ.
)am Railroad is hereby called
I Mt the company's Office In
|illc, Miss, on Monday the
February, 1915.
y. y. HUNTINGTON. Prcs't.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

Chancery Court will be held In
lssaguena County, l4th District,
the 4th Mondays after 4th Mon
November.
The terms Of the Supreme Court
Will commence OH the 81 Mondays
Of Ap I'll and October.
The Town Council meets regular
~ TIE lstTuesday Of each month
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

The beautiful steamer lllinoh
was at our wharf this morning,
and secured q good many passen-
gers for Memphis Mardi Gras.
We found Captain Check with
nearly all the old crew Of the fine
steamer A. j. White on board Of
the new boat. Billy Hodges and
Captain Ashford at the wheel,
and Captain Caldwell 'superinten-
ding the freight department. In
the office that elegant gentleman
10. Spears, aud Frank Smith. the
best and most courteous landlord
that ever ordered q dinner, prcsi-
ding as Steward. We hope our
friend Captain Mark will conclude
to make the Illinois q regular pack
ct from Grecnvillc to Memphis.
she could make the trips easily,
and if Captain Cheek can see any
money in the enterprise, we will
hail his elegant boat with great
deal Of pleasure.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

The river Is rising rapidly, and
the channel Is filed with floating
drift. Bouts going up stream arc
meeting very heavy current.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

Supreme Court, Fl. Fa. for costs.
BY virtue of the above execution,
to me directed, l shalt expose to
public sale, at the door of the Court
House IN Greenville, within the
hours prescribed by law, to the
highest bidder, for cash. on the lst
Monday Of March next, all the
right. title and interest Of the de-
PENDANTS Bette Shelby In and to
the following described property,
t0-wit:
Part Of lot 4, block 8, Sd addition
to the town Of Greenville.
The same having been levied up
on as tie property Of the defen-
dant Bette Shelby, and will be sold
to satisfy plaintifi'sclaim and costs.
o. WINSLOW,
/ Sheriff Of Washington County.
by w. II. SMITH, d. s.
feb. q, 1874-n27.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
The DramaticS.
TUESDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY.

TUESDAY NIGHT, FEBRuARY.9.
In DoN CESAR DE BAzAN the
cast of characters viii be different
from any former presentation. The
General and Mrs. Ferguson will as
before sustain the leading charac-
ters. but the others are all new to
this play, though not to the public.
Columbus Heard takes the part Of
Don Jose. little Maude Stafford ap-
pears as Lazarillo. while graceful
and fascinating Mrs Charles Nell
son has blushingiy consented to act
as the Countess de Rotonda.
In the after-piece, .sf Which MEN,
ton is made elsewhere, the leading
lady characters will be personated
by Miss Emma Childs and Miss
Anna Porcher.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

FL, Provisions, and Grocer
s constantly on hand ut
74-n1S. FIRTH & MORToN's.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

take the proceedings as a
I'D most honorable testimo-
4 the sentiments and feelings
Western Metropolis upon
natter.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
WHITTAKEk'S
EW HAMS,
AT
! &axsha11's.


Dugh the favor Of Mr.. II. w,
travelling agent for the
Of Orr n Lindsey, we arc
cipt of a Times," contain.
report of a meeting held by
crchants and Southern trav.
agents of st. Lotlis, at which
htions were adopted and
hes made strongly dcnounc.
DC tyrannous action Of Gene
lcridan iii New Orleans last
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State of Mississippi,
Washington County. !
In Washington Circuit Court,
To March term, 1876,
Bette Shelby, adm'r'x, J u, ", mp
vs.. y" .'s s "
s F Phillips. ~.
Emery f Norton 4 VIM. Stone,
Assignees, Of Joseph Hoy 4 Co.
Ellen NJ Johnson, w II johnson
and Bette Shelby.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

HAY, OATS, Corn aud Bran at
IL MARsHALL's.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
TO An whom 1t May Concern.

Take notice, that ON and after
January 1st, 1875, parties desiring
any copying, recording, &c. done
in iny oilice, must pay for same ~
adrancc. Please govern your-
~ WM. ii. BOLTON,
dcc26-4t Chancery Clerk.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

DITTO Meyer, who has been
! months past confined to
will leave tomorrow for
orleans, to seek strength in
cnial climate. lie expects
|urn to his duties in a few
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06
TAXES.

TAX-PATERS of the town of
= Grccnville are hereby notified
that, by an ordinance passed the
2nd day Of February, 1876, the
Council Of said town ordered the
linderslgned tax collector to dis
train hppn property Tor oil corpor-
alton taxes Of the fiscal year Of 1B74,
then remaining unpaid, after the
lot day Of March 1879.
There IL now due ON said taxes
s per cent costs.
u. Calm,
fcb6, ,'7l-n27. Tux Collector.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

4 your Groceries Mt
FIRTH \ MORToN's,
74-n18.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

n, Corn, Oats and Bran al
lays kept at
4-nl8. FIRTH & MORT0N's.
The Greenville times., 1875-02-06

18th Chancry District; continues Q
days IN Tunica, 9 In Coahoma, 0
In Bolivar and 12 IN Washington:
, 1875-06-13
SALES.


o1aEn 1'.AS0Ae 4i'Ss o* AA0 "A1A
Eeyopd 1hs ADORE Important t1an> actions, tue
real-eetate market for Lhe past week exhibited
nosnn's Nv. ~.~ .-'.., ss.a-s =. ..,1. ~
via ~ ee0N ~ W. 49, 80 ~ voo' 1eA',
disposition OF outsiders to invest IN Chicago rca
eata.s Is uosbaken, bat the number Of nagotia-
toms that h6yo been completed during the
49,, vaaL !. mt c,,.;de-,hte THIS ~ n.,t.
49,. -I;.r
aus 10 1ae u11aness "'An "h'cn psop
tsty ia held by Chicago owners. Parties who
coue here to invest are apt to be dis
.-,,,;,..t Il th.v h.x. h.o, led ~ heti.r,a th,+
-| .S..,S -. sa,s. .r;,s,r sa:c.sa s -"
, 1875-06-13
THE WHISPER or THE WINDS,

heard the winds whiaper when first mat my Iovo;
They happnsSs promisd nheretr NO might rove;
Aud Oft did they nger, aofs 4nd sweet, In my ears
B.niaing all sad thoughts, gently calming Ill feara
I heard the winds whisper when the Wedding -bslls
ring,
On the way to the church. while thu chocisers sang
They whispered Of Bliss and p.easurea To come
Desr }oyt Of tbs household, when took ny br1de
home.
hoard the E7nds whisper wheu our Ittle one died:
fcarI that my darling might soon lie by his side:
Sal, SD my heart then while tho Wind WHISPERED
20.
When saw our dear babe in the cold clay Laid low
heard tho winds whisper. and ehudderd to hear
cEeif weird, warning voices that filled ne with fear
Ghsy WHISPERED the de1h-knell Of her I loved best;
TasF WHISPERED no comfort when hid her to rest.
r. C.. Fl.
, 1875-06-13
TRANSFERS.
TIM fo1loning Instruments we're 1led for rac-

ord Saturday, June T.:
c1rx rRoFEAT1.
Mi,wankes ~, 7oox +: IF Of VIII At, SWIM o
Emerald n 70 az q "a .;t oi Thir.y fou9th j.
1l2tH it, With other property, dated march, 4,ooo
Union It, "a Il n Of Fourteenth at, Y I, :51oo oo
p':painss 81 asts T. aay IS !! Of Fulton it, :9ii5o
Harvard It. lis Il " Of Western av, ~, 2s1
/ =, dated May Is, ls14.... ....-...-...: 2,eoo
1r:.4. pl.ce lal e-la It OF West Polk st, +,
~ ,tl1S 49, r. a3teo l. a 4 na5 ~ ,,.non.a a, ef3s
It running to Wells et, dated june 4....:.:. 1900
Orchard st. 10 I: Of North Az, I, 3oz7o IT. 70.
Adsa, d.sa a 1f1 ~ !: ot Western ~. f. 3i1
ATS 12se.as - IT. t. dated 1t Hsy 1850
North Clark 1t, 50 f: Of Schiller st, (, 2o1
ISL ls f. dt;a 'qa9 so2 81 Portland Az Is:
ia $40 It, dated May 19. 1872. I:5o
Same - the Ahoye, dated June IL 1,tO
Superior ii, Isl lilo # w Of Lincoln st, n I,
Van Buren St, 1917 Il Of Aberdeen 1T, II +, a5x
50 31v It, dsted Aay I;...;;:.;.i;..;'':. 2ooa
Trau,buA ~, 43l fts OF Barry Point Noad, " rxo
f. .51ll6 8-lr It, dated June 12--........-... 75o
Third ~, Is # Of Van Buren st, u, 251,0o
#; also, South Dearborn 1t, :o3 fss Of Thir-
ty-se oud A., u !. S1xl1h IT, dated June H. 1aooo
8oV1H or cITI LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF I MILES
or COURT HOUSE
Indiana ~, ITS It n Of Forty-seventh st, ef,
undi1:ded f.oI u !, T Of Blocf Of Lurtons part ~
Of NV K See. ], az, IL, dated June 11....... 1850
Undivided 4 Of Block in same d1tod June II 1850
SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS. FOR TIE WEEK.
The following IL the total amount OF city sud
suburban transfers within = radius OF seven
miles from the Cou1t-House, filed for record
daring tho uee8 eudin. Saturday. juno H.
City safes 83 consideration, $685., 633. North
If city limits: Sales, 1 consideration. $1,000;
Sou.n Of citv limits: Sates, 80; cons. .deration,
s7i,Uo0 West Of city limits: Sales, /. consid-
Grafton, slo0J. Total sales, ll8; total consld-
nra,.on $3.50 1}3.