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, 1876-07-01

THE GERMANS FOR TILDEN.-Just previ-
Gus TO The m citing OF the democratic national
C invention. n rn-eriEg was held at st. l. 'ui-.
of which the telegraph furnishes the follow
ing account:
a Delegation of prominent Germans held a
mee'ing to day. WHEN it was stated that III
NV York the Germans favor Tilden, aud
will be arnf-d with nohing else They
care little for platform OF promises. They
are largely republicans, but are not welded
to party, and with rhe man who has shown
himself by every act of his ofh ial life to be
Il refurmrr at the head of party, The Ger
man vote, with limited exceptions, will b..
cas-, for that p.riy- The Tammany oppo-i-
ton to Tilden amounts to no hing in their
esiInarion- On The contrary it will s,reug' h
eu no only IN New YORK but through the
country. When i, is fully understood, as il
will be, he opposition of Tammsny amounts
TO ,housauGs Of republican German Ygtrs iu
New York.
, 1876-07-01

ELECrIoys To CoME.-The Presiden
tisl election will not be held till the
7th of November, on which day it
takes place uniformity throughout the
country. Before lha: lime, however,
elections will come off in several Of
The States. Vermont and Name will
hold elections in September, and Ohio,
Indiana, Iowa, West Virginia and
Geo: gia in October. The candidates
for President of both the great par
ties, will be i'll the midst of their can
vass before returns are received
from either of these States, from
which some idea may be formed OF
how they will go in November. 1t
does not, however, necessarily follow
that a Stale which is carried for Ell
ther OF the parties On local candidates
and issues will cast lis vote the same
way i'll a Presidential election.
, 1876-07-01

CHINESE LABOR Very few of our
citizens consider the effects of employ
ing labor which takes ont of the coun-
try nearly all of the money earned.
Our Own citizens earn and spend their
money here. II one hundred laborers
earn 81 per day, and expend that
money at home, it enrIches everybody
1t keeps trade agoing ; for these labor
ers lend the money again through
savings and other banks, build houses
in a word, they do thousand things
which helps US all. Take another
hundred Chinese. What money they
earn, or nearly all of it, is sent out oi
the country. This makes times hard.
Millions upon millions are lost to ours
selves and 10 the commerce of the
civilized world in this way. Aud
just 50 long az our people pay their
money TO be sent to the Chinese sink,
tGey will suffer III consequence.
, 1876-07-01
Centaur


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"a 5irssrs J. B. Rus < Co
Nv S:., las. sor q. op.- tine iseH trTTit SUI
fer-r from Ri uIuati>m- Sh= has uard n.aH! lA!-
sirIIns ami mauy reI-t1ilts- ILs oIlF tfn- 'Hh- !
Las ,.vsn her relief Is { ettaa- LlE-I eii an r.
ju,cel 70 say Tins has cured h-r. AM d fng sbtl
can 20 extend II, sale, Il HlNV-
This Is II pie OF many ;E'usIni t's;in"i.I4s -
cr Vsd, OF wOu;triul cur ef7tr' ui 'as O,l-l,. O,
La iuIeut Ih. ingredients CI tins - uc!e are Plr
Iish.d around each lot:le II contslns iien hais.
Meniha, Arnir', Rock UIl. Caro- n, aHi inlTeishn
hIihertu little kIUwb IL Is IuisI Iabie Ia't ID
tlse C..utaur linim-nt i P,risEiHlLS more e'is
weiliugs, stiff JOINTS, T. up 10 :, bheuIAAus-'
Nvura "a, Sciatis=, Cake1 Bfrasts. Lax lA~, a.
than ali other Iinlnents, EI-bncAilOuS E1HA'''
OintIneuts. AMI Pas steis LUS IA use -. -
For Iootllaci.s, Earuchr. Weak Blrk, re'' IA.
Gu apeous Erupt,ons, L Is alIHrab z 1t ru Saii'
ami scaEis without Il soar- EAtfaet7 Psos ~
bites and stIn.S, and heals irOsis-ldirs anu Us
bLaii,s IN a sh a time No ttEiliy can snHu !" -
without the Cen,au= Linim 1T white VIA pr.
she SelIaur IiniI;iei. &, yellow SrIl !. =.
j.iapt.d to th- tou, skin, rHu-c-s an I - =, -
annual creation is ttfSts uYn stFue I oI p,g
sIGy n, Swerny, " mi Gai', Dug H'l-
xvi are lItl- le~s than ma v u.s. ... v-,,
Me,srs J. Mcclure & Co, Drussisls's' eO' ---
and Mt SIS, Cincinnati, o., saw ...
"Iu oar n..is.,Io.huoi u number OF teainsieI'A =
Using he Centaur LiuImsnt- 1!-y pr 49,
superior 10 nuytln. they lave sy-f Gssl- w. n
AS high rs -four 10 tiJs Guzen nottieS III 'N'-'
ties- transfers" III.
Ne have thousands Of similar ieStiIDon -. r,
For Noun Il, Calls, S''riteheS, hIi's F.,
and for Ser, ', oTm IN SLep, IL Las DO il''' ~,
m rs Lryery-p,ru AMI stock rass-T, have - -,
Liniment Il r,medy which "a worth haH4i'-
Labra;ory Of J. B, Pcs: ys. 70,
r9S am+ As DET ST, NV 1oAA-
, 1876-07-01

WATER, WATER EvERYwHERE-The Vic
toria CoIoHaSt has rrports from the mainland
that show that the Columbia river country Is
not the only country that is suffering from
highwa'er. The following is 4 specimen item
The fertile prairies of Snmas and Chilli
whsck were completely submerged. and the
steamers run over sp1's wh're crups were pm,
in early in the spring, and only for the timber
might run tu Whaicm- Viewed from ,he
deck Of the Royal City the country pfes-n's
the appearance Of vsat lake stretching ~
FAR as the EYE Can Teach in all direcrious-
The cst'le IRA nearly starved and ara being
driven TO rhs fuorhiIIa, and canoes and hoa's
are in extensive demand for The most orriina-
~ purpos-s Of communication. B-low New
WsnIuis'er some damage has ban dnns 10
the dykes and Dsrs' station ia under water.
Ltdn-rs dyke IL slightly damaged.
, 1876-07-01

ANNEXATIoN.-I: Is mole han like
" that the proposed annexation Of
WaI!a Wallis and Columbia counties
will be accomplished before the close
of the present Congress. Senator
Mitchell is the only obstacle in the
pas-ses of the bill. and now that the
Oregon ELECTION is over there is no
longer auy reason for opposition on
his parl, aud ~e DOUBT not he will now
throw his influence in iavor Of the
measure In view 1T this con iition of
affairs. We think IL dUuhrial policy 10
send men 10 represent these eonnt;2s
in The NJ xt territorial Legislature. We
have no interest in common with the
TesIie who meet every second wear al
Olympia, and We thing it would he
well TO indicate our feeling in the
matter by refusal 10 elect members
to represent us in The clam eaiers' leg.
islatnre.
, 1876-07-01

An Infamous Affair.

The republican party has reason for
gratitude, not unmiugled with terror,
at its narrow escape from Dir. Blaine
as its Presidential candidate The
notorious Caldwell despatch, which
h.. so tiercely asssiled Mr.. Knott on
the floor of The House for SUI pressing.
is proved to be a shameless aud un-
scrupuIons trick for practising upon
the committee. Mr.. Knott's suspi>
ciops of is genuineness, which induc.
ed him to withhold il, are fully justifi
ed by the facts. now that they have
become known. That dispatch was
telegraphed from this country TO Lon
don, in order to be cab ed back, for
the purpose Of imposing on the CO..,
mitlee and deceiving The ccyuutry. Irs
skulking concoc:er Gid not dare 10
sign ii viii. his name nor to address
Il ~ name TO Caldwell. II was sent
from the Wes' ern Union building, in
this city, addressed to Favo," in
London, subscribed " Pbi.ade!phia,"
with this direction =" Cable this i'm
nlediately TO chairman House juiicia
ry committee, Washington" What
followed was an exact draft of the
London telegram received by Mr..
Knott. This is one of The basest faO
ricalions ever perpelrated, and it will
cover with inctfaceable infamy every
man who was party TO II or an ac
complice in it. lis detection and ex
pusuie are due 10 Mr.. Hewitt, whose
intimate knowledge of the telegraph
business, from his having been The
president of one of the cable COIN
panies, enabled him to direct The in
res;igaii"n with the requisite skill for
uncovering This scandalous fraud. We
trust that its skuIkiDg authors and all
their accomplices may be detected
and pu; in the pllIory Of pubic con-
tempt
is clearly the work of Mr.. Blaine's
friends, and there is strong presump
ton that it was done with his knowl.
edge The tact that he knew all
about it before Mr. Knott, to whom ii
was addressed and the two or three
gentlemen TO whom he had mention
ed it disclosed it's existence. is strong
circumstance against Mr.. Blaine. Hls
acquaintance with the transaction was
SO minute that he surprised and almost
confnunded Mr.. Knott, by telling i'll
the House the substance of it, contents
aud the very hour when il had been
received. Mr.. B aine's other attempts
10 iamper with witnesses and 10 man
ufacture or suppress evidence, seem
small matters in comparison with this
Even his method of procuring his let
lers from MuIiigan is less disgraceful.
This extraordinary and astounding
transaction ju>,ifies the suspicion that
the MnIIigan letters were not read by
Mr.. Blaine as they were written, and
that he gabled them TO deceive the
House and the country. The rppnb
lican party had al escape an lncky as
it was narrow when Mr.. Blaine barely
failed to get u nomination at Clncin-
nati.-N. 7. He,dl9.
, 1876-07-01
Notice TO Absent Defendant.

TERRITORT OF H4SFLXGTOS, &C
C,unty Of UalIa HaHd, d.
In Jusi,ee's Cszr, before j. d. LGBGH, Justice Of the
PeGc>.
ITO CHARLES BAKER HOPKINS :-You are
iereby not hel that D s. BALDWIN has fil d
complaint against you IN SID Court, when will
come on 20 be heard at nay 0fiee, in Walla wa,lz
city, IN " ala WsIa county " 4shington Territory,
the lst day of August A D.. 1876 a. the hour Of
le O'Clock, A. NJ, and unless ApIeAr AMI then and
and the demand of tue plaintiff granted The object
and d-rnani of ssrd complaint 70 recover from you
the sum of s97 S. IO0 1h aJin ba lance due frum
you % Tie said D. 5 B4l1vln, upon book account,
FOR GOODS wares AMI merchandise soi AMI delivered
and ioc on-y loaned aud for legal interest thereon
from August /. 1875, AMI costs OF suit Complaint
fled Jur@ q. lS-6 I'D LAAAN,
90-5, Justice OF the Pescs
, 1876-07-01
MARRIED..

THOMPSON -MnE-June Is, 1876 by Rev. :. G..
HAVermRle, Wm- Thompson and Jennie Miles
WALsER-ELNE,-At the residence of the brides
parent IN Baker city, the 10 ut-, by the Rev
George /. kAye-, Mr.. Columbus Walker, of Lewis
tou, l. T., to Miss Dephine, ellest daughter Of A.
b Elmer.-BedrocE Democyat-
The hosts Of friends wbm both have in this part Of
he country will oer heartfelt congratulations
Mr.. Walker is widely known, and one of the men
every ons IN these deene ale times respects for his
thorough integrity and values 8 genial man and
true gentleman. Miss Elmer, when here, vas uni
yerzally admired for her beauty and accomplishments
long life anf hsprin@ss - them 10th.
, 1876-07-01

TIE 81. Louis NOMINATION., meet witt,
universal acceptance, aud the tickt is re-
ssrdrd az the strongest that could have been
made. The telegraph reports the platform
ss "hsrd monty." and red hot on The Chi
Dr-e question. This platform and the can.
didatrs mn-t command rhe undivided suppor,
of our people, aud ls sure to sweep ;he whole
Pacific SLOPE.
, 1876-07-01

FALLING INTn LINE.-At first the New
York Herald was dispo.ed TO sneer at The nom
,instivn of Hayes, but la,er issnps Of the paper
Cecrived at the STATESMAN Office indicate a
change. and it now looks as ihOngh the Her.
Gld will warmly advocate the election Of the
Cincinnati ticket. Indeed. the independent
pspers. with scarce an exception, speak favor
ably of the Hayes AMI Whseler ticket, and
apparently are dispO.ed TO fall into line. In
addition TO the independent press. j. is stated
that Carl Schurz, ,he great German orator,
will take the stump for Hayes and Wheeler.
aui by his e!ojnence 1t is expected that many
GerBsns who have deserted the rsdic. Al party
will be Won back TO the faith. If the demo-
Gratis mean 10 defrst 'he Cincinnati ticket
they have much hard work ahead.
, 1876-07-01

HAYES AND wHEELEH.-The New York
Herald terms The nominations made at Ciucin-
natl, "a small beer, milk-and ster, half
and half ticket, union Of mediocTifies. and
suyr that with tSo such tickets in the fi-id,
4" the canvass will be rs tranquil as Quaker
melting
, 1876-07-01

Mn KEuR-Ths investigating committee
in the csse Of Mr.. Kerr have unanimously
made report entirely aoq-itting him of all
gull, and di-honor. His sccuser, Harvey.
has been sscertained to be miserable scuuu-
drsl, whom even the republican merlby.s e
the committee rrfuse TO bvlieye on bis psth
This result is the one that the country has
confidently Looked for all along, and Mr.
k-rr stands to-day highrr IN the estimation
OF the American people than ever before He
has been purified "a by FIRE aud has
emerged from the furnace of afi crion with
ont the smell Of The Il 'mes upon hi4 garrnen's.
Never WAS man more completely and
thoroughly viudIoatrd- Not spjr or sam
h ~ been discovered up,n 5 character. lie
~ 'rsEmph-d over -vrry asp-rsiou- defeated
g base schs ne. cruShels = ui~erstls conspiracy
, 1876-07-01

Tue New York Tribune thinks that the
Cincinnati con vention's nominee is the sam
Rs n e next President of tie United States.
Perhaps so-but he will have 10 fight for il.
The democratic parry will have something
10 say about about that at st. Lnuis, and
will utter their vuices loudly against it next
November. The republican nominee at Cin-
cinna,i hasn't R sure thing Of it by a long
Nays. His election is possible. it is true, but
hardly pFobrbls under existing circumstance
and iruubl-s- The p ople have no present
intention of stepping right out Of the frying
pan into rbr fire.
, 1876-07-01
sAIUTES.
Guardians Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That N purr uanee
~ of An order of safe nade by The Pr, bate Court Of
Wala Walla county in the Territory Of ashIn, ,ton,
the 29th day Of June. a ID ls7 IN the matter OF
the estates and guardEa ship OF Elizabeth knight,
Andrew johnson Knight ana Peter KNIGHT. minors,
the un iersigpe guardians OF said minors and tn, II
eslaIe Will sell Public Auctbn 10 the highest bidder
for COLL u subject confirmation by tn said Pro
bate Court, ON TUESDA; fhe l-tday cf August, A.
D. Is g. ut the hour of clock n, of that day on
the premises all the right, title AMI interest Of tie
sad minors in AMI to :he fo.lU~inS described real
-stzte, ST. uated lying AMI be ng in the county OF
Walia " as and Territory OF W ashng on, described
follows, ro-wit: The southwest quarter Of The
southwest quarter of section 10 to- ship g. north
Of range 81 .ast Containing 40 acres
NANCY J. KNIGHT,
Guariiln Of the person and estate of Peter Knight
minor. j. b KNIGHT.
Guardian of the persons ani estates o Elizabeth
knight and u lrsW johnson Knight, minors.
Walls walla June %, 1876 50 3w
, 1876-07-01

SATISFACTOKY-Asf far as We can learn
the nominations made by the ST. Louis demo-
cratic convention receive the hearty endorse
mrnt of the people. Republicans admit the
ability and purity Of S am ]. Tlldeu. and say
that if elected The Government will be ad
minister~d in the interest nf economy and re-
form. Democrats are iuti'anf, and fsel that
for the finsr time in twenty years they go
in'o Presidential contest With the odds in
their favor. With but few rxcep;ious. the
nomination of TIden WAS looked for, whilsr
that If Hendricks for the second place On the
ticket gives uDivrrssl satisfaction.
, 1876-07-01

A Bold MOvEMENT.-An effort is being
made in New York to have gambling licensed.
As might be- expected, John Morriasry heads
the movement. 4 petition Is being circulated
for the signatures TO influence the legislature
in the matter. 1t will NOT be surprising ii
thousan Il sign il. but tho country would ne
considerably shocked if the obi ct sought
sh JuId be ATTAINED That such thing should
be ihmght Of in S.ato like New York, Is
by no means cImplIme entary TO the public
morality.
, 1876-07-01
Pitcher S
CastorIa.

Mothers may have rest and their tabss "a "a t.
health, # they Will use Ct.ior. tt %, ~ Soc
orIns, FeyerishneSs, Sore Mouth, CioIgi nrspas-
sch Omplsinrs- IL r ertlr-lI s,,,,r,tIns II
tion, and contains neither MINERAL ,, md ~.
sIoiioi. It s@s pheasant TO take as bo"s'' AD'
the gsgs Eor grips
DR. 4 Ditno,h of Du1oat, o. says + ,f,e roor.
~ I'm using & Sforp IN my pIse''ei 49,
signal benefit an. happy result IN Neg
This Is y hat every on say me- - hy Nesss
j. 3. RosE & Co, 10 II : ST., New 1orA' ~ sn'
TO saInuel Pitcher, NJ D.
, 1876-07-01

fNDEFINITELY POSTPONED According
So the Oregonirn, Dick Williams was to be
elected TO Congress the same day ths. Blaine
was elected Pr. sideut. The Cincinnati con-
ventiou acted as a wet blanket upon that ar
rauyement, and as n consequence DickY's
election is ind. finitely postponed.
, 1876-07-01
<ee

Too THN.-Gov. Ferry rhiuks there is a
mis- axe about iha. dispatch showing him
no MS defaulter Not bit OF it, and The
,Govacnor knows its tru,hfulness. Now that
Bris'ow has stepped down and out it il
possible ihat the urder Stopping Ferry's psy
may b. r.,sninied. but the fact remains that
on the Government boUas his n ana APPEARS
asa defAuier. No mis'ake about it, Govern
or, and IN your case The denial is altogether
too Thin.
, 1876-07-01

MAYOR AND C0UNCIL.-At al election fnr
rffirers held at the Dalles, June 19,h, L I.
FitzGerald WAS elected mayor, and Messrs.
Hsud, Leibe, Siurott, French aud Miller.
coupcilmen. The new mayor i5 n nrrn her OF
the firm Of FTzG-rald Bros, WalIa WALL,
Bnd during his administration the people OF
the ID .il',S are quite c-rrain 10 have their al
fairs faithfully aud economically managed.
, 1876-07-01

Nor So.-The report lha. The small po1
prevails in Walls Wslls il not true. Not =
single case has been heard of.
, 1876-07-01
Malice 10 Absent DefeEoah''
OF yASaIEGTON,t s.

Couotyef IaHa #aId- , .f ~
Ia JuStics's Court, before D. 4. A"'y'
Peace In
mo ,oe,nu v.SscOTR You sfs -.
mo- "a S,5 that m THOMAS QUINN has n,u "a % ls
against you in 50 ID court wh en- wa; S;Iy II IL
beard at my ofio-. j. Va Ia NalA AI+riitOrI,os o
ccu4ty OF Nal wa:la, v aslns'osh re LOrr Of ifs
the eiih d,y of July, a D., lS.G Al s md ib-a sD1
o clOck, A. ~ And IL ess Ou ~ ~ =. conieSsd& AZ
'hGs .e G. assf[ Gf t1s ss saia a g sfsais NJ
a. usn of sad claim is 20 res WI W ra -s-seb-l
four 40 100 dol ar, tor goods. wars ,Ss Ish d.L =
dis-. sold tni delivered 20 you from = ls-i Ic
Oeiob r, 1873. 10 the 9Th dav m ~ - i,sp s't-
are aso rSt fsd tn It your pr0I,ei,i I,, IS. iS6
70 secure said elaiEa. Ch'im fled ~ ~ P. lay,
9a-9. jusslOI IS-- -
, 1876-07-01

aAnnIAes IIclscss have Jus. n;.g. - Lse.ss.
in very neat sts Is Iot Of b.nf s1i 1-,rs. y
FIR which We me prepared 70 u. -. 1ni css y
licenses A.e p:intsi on exir7 1he = aog Q -
a c reques,ed TO - nd IN tbelT Or n ss-h.
order must be accompanied by me t-e--; -Is-IP.
IoR PRINTING. NEAT, QUICK AND CS'
, 1876-07-01

Given under hand hs OF D
sheriff and Tsx Ioir,s, az " i1 M -
, 1876-07-01

Sheriffs Sale for Delinquent Taxes for The Year 1875
T,Y provided. will Off for
ID Auiun The United
II The r al Er, which uuPrii
On MONDAY, the cath day OF July. 1870,
hour of 10 ock MONDAY July "A h. 1879 he Court
House. .iu eci
uuilal o. issold:
, 1876-07-01
PRoGRAMME.

The P. .ocssion will form on Alder Street, the rgh,
resting on Sixsh street, at 1880 A. NJ.
line First Cavalry, unler COMMAND of Col. Elmer
Otis, viii take position the right. The Band Will
take position III rear Of the Csvslry- The FIremen
Will tke position IN OF the Band under direction
n IL d. Cock Aid
, 1876-07-01
THE LIBERTY CAR
Line Of March.

The Procession viii move promptly at IL A NJ and
march Though SIKH street To Main, up Nam 10
First, First TO Birch and up Birch The grove
Aitr The Literary exercises, the procession vii
reform, and march back the starting place. where
II I'll be dismissed.
, 1876-07-01


BY working hard aud sitting mp until after 2o'elock
tie demO'I ats in the House have pass the last of
the appunp iIriOn bills 10 hope that the ap2ropra-
ton bills will get 10 the President by July list.
, 1876-07-01

The H0rId'S Washington core pondent thinks the
recent order disseminating the Military Diyisun OF
the South is simply plot 10 tie electoral vote
of Alabama, Arkansas, louisiana, ana Mississippi
for the Republicans.
, 1876-07-01

The same correspondent thinks Jewell will soon re-
lire from the Cabuet. Tie great fri-Hi of BriS
tow Nome think he simply follows his chief: others
hat the post, flee appropriations do not suil Lin.
, 1876-07-01

The conference on the Legislative and judicial ap-
popriaton bill has just reported without coming
any agreement TIE differences are 10 great that the
present emmi ittee will be unable 10 adjust them,
and new conference Committee will probably lie ap
pointei when the House meets ON M"nisy. This is
the ourth conference hi this b. II by the existing
committee. IL not kelly .s,a.t n conference the
Do stotfice bill wi be held till Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-08
SHERFF,S NALES.

s,:s: We 3 ? IN s, NJ .ss, sss and q
2NTH DISTRACT COU1T FOR THE PARISH OF
g 0rlens. Ma ssea--By virtue Of . wit o
sessure md s.ls - ne diAscted By tn
o. o lie 3 Tho .SoSe sni
sssa. s3S Asst::e.ss. E.:s:ase l:sy:: :t':ss
eemssr 8 1915, st evolve s;s3seI n, ts.e fosis*ias
',ss kT;fsf 26 = 81 GROUND lit. ...a ,,,u,
ana 6sisg IN the First Die!tst Of ths city, in the
sas,is nsne ire one xrach IL bounded con%.n
one. ~ Per p:sa' drawn By Knell Warner. arehi
posted IN b, one Of JAIME. es.hs. n:t.Ty pSS
Nc W snis city; sketch Of which plan IL a'unez-
John ed 81. passed before aid james rahsm,
DctefS On The atx'h Of Nay, 1e5e said lot
Thirty fset front on 0ssvier BY ene hundred
ana tn feet eight inchee four ZINES in doNh, b.
l. 4 kEeTxiM Tor OF GROUND. situated lying
said tassre snunber one. which 10 bounded BY
Gem moss 0rsvier. st Jane and Bolivar stresas q
~ wa as
sssente<th Of March 1885, easd iotef ground neas-
utee thirty teet trent on sa.d Grsvisr rect. b.
1er het1.s sen IeSS 'nonss four nne
;. ( CRKTAiN Let. OF GROUND, situated. lying
ths said sqesre b,undet By Common. st. Jane,
0raviei ana Bolivar streets. and d. sisnated by tie
on1ne and DsI sna ensoe ~
pssi'es for r+isrsncs in thsoalee 81 W. csstsil,
book Of psuS number one, said ist adjoins 1t
number eighteen. snd me asuxes according TO said
dep'h. bst*eea Pc a,sl lines. Of one s.ndrsc and
EFT %eafs tsSs Gss
and beDg in the said ri ct Di.tric Of thie city,
In the Aforementioned square, bennded bv Com
mon. g.. lane. GrAvisr and Bolivar STREETS, and
mentioned plan drawn BY T%woe + Lis .. Of.
chttects aud tnyineere. dated tho seventh Of
ap is md deposited for n. r ~ y the once
pan number thIss Of beck ofpls, . sumber one
Sad lit sdjoins ssid lot number ninet. en. ard
lei ines of one hundred and ton fsst eight inches
$. AcshTGa LOT 81 s asovxp, situated, lying
AND oeang y me ~, FIST DISTRICT 81 this ctv, IN
and ssrtrssd ssssst. sns ds.sc.tsd a. lot na%
M on The shi.s eash - February. isa ADD
Guyoi. notary pubic IN this city. for references.
The said lot neaeufes N rty feet front on Orsvier
hundred ssat"eosy fest. An r.osn measure.
Together with AZ. the bu'lssnGs and improve
ments ON said lots Of ground, and al thu rights.
Being the s.me lots Of ground which the late
follows: The lot a,stis dlsoiibsd feom Thomas L
Graham, BY act passed; b.a.re Janes 0rsh.n.
Rss % II n: . ss s ~. Mi2 H.
Nay e.ias3 The lot thirdly described nom hsirs
C.sts'l notary. % he sxerty hath u Aprl isss
The lot SDurt6ly disestbed from james Gallagher 1t
coma q lss 2as the On lot ios
af dese lied 1soo J.eqH.s Save. It b. ct
nse, ds o ebs t os s