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THE TWO JOsEPHINES.

despatch received yesterday afternoon At tho
Central once from Warden Fox requesting TINT a
Coroner ba sent tho Island take the
statement OF prisoner. Coroner woltman at
hurried to the Pcnitentary Hospital, whero he found
a = fcmalc convict named Josephine King,
lying in UNCONSCIOUS condition An elort
was made to arouse her, but IL proved Intellectual
II appears that ON the afternoon oi December tho
woman had some words with woman named Marks
In the sewing OF tho prison, when both became
quarresomc, but they were prevented from coming
blows. In the evening tncy renewed tho difficulty In
the dormiory where 100 female convicts Sleep during
which Josephine Marks wrenched a piece Of iron
from ono OF tho cots and struck Josephine
King tho back OF the mead, nnict-
Ing q scalp wound. The latter fell to
tho floor carried the Penitcntary Hospital
inscnsblc condtion. The blow she then
has II appears, produced conclusion Of the brain
the psriostcum OF tho skin injured Since
Nondsy she has been growing weaker The attending
physician last night expressed the opinion that Tho
patent could not recover. Josephine King sent
10 the Penitentary September 2, for hve months,
having been convicted the Special Sessions Of pett
larceny Al the time OF her commitment she said
mothers name Mary Jane Campbell, and that sho
lived with her In Bouudbrook, N. J. Tho woman
Marks has been inmate oil tho prison since Septsm
Der IL She was sent up ON the charge OF pocket
ptckin
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CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD.

THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOND
HoLDERs-A REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION or THE ROAD TEMPORARY
sUgRENDER.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
HARTFORD, Dec 90 1874
An adjourned meeting Of bondholders Of the Con.
upon the report from . committee previously ap.
tho coupons the next four years, and including
reported tho liabilities OF tho road. including
bonds, TO bo So, 600; taxes, $ls5, ,oooi
overdue :, coupons 90, $4,000 with a. grand grand
OF tho road in Of $4,000, Ooo Gross earnings
the operating expenses for four years since
July, 1872, tG22, 500.
versely tho proposition Of tho directors 10 fund the
coupons and TO form sinking fund for the rsdsmp.
son OF the bonds issued In their place. aud recon-
mcnded on the contrary Two pans:-
First-That bondholders surrender all their bonds
and coupons and exchange for preferred stock. or
Second-Thas foreclosure proceedings be taken.
Alter an extended debate on these two plans Z
committee, consisting oil II. 3. Barbour. of Hart
ford; G. J. Camp, oil Winsted, and DR.. Colburn, VI
Derby was appointed ~ secure stockholdsrs meet
ING and endeavor TO effect arrangement for Tho
TO tako coilxorals for their honda which
shall receive all the net earnings Of the road
cscding scvcn per cent and tho holders Of which
shall manage the road, this being In substance .
temporary surrender OF the road 10 the bondholders
without the iormaity OF tho foreclosure II 10
further provided In tho plans that hoIders OF
stock shall have tho right TO purchase ard re-
this preferred stock and bonds at any time booSo
the year 1900 by paying the par value theroof aa4
any arrears snort OF the seven per cont ~
tcrest provided f0r. II directed that the above
named committee ascertain tho names Of all bond-
holders and amounts Of bonds held, and the directors
OF tho road instructed 10 issue NO more bondo
and werc criticised Tor Issuing tho large amount nou
On sho market
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MIR. JULIAN'S FEARS.

he FoREBoDEs FAILURE OF THE TWO
HOUSES TO COUNT THE VOTES AND SUISSE
QUENr CONFLICT BETWEEN THE PEOPLE AND
THE MILITARY sATRAPs."
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 20. 1876
Hon. George W. Julian, who was ten years a leading
and radical republican in Congress, who supported
Greeley In 1872 and Tilden In 1876, and who
OF The TiIden committee OF observation recently
at New Orleans, resides as lrvington
lew miles east Of this city. In order to obtain his
views the status aud probabilities OF tho Prcsdcn
tial mudde HERALD representative sought this gen.
tcnan In response to various suggestive intcrroga-
tories Mr. Julian gavo his opinions which eondcnse
into Tho following statement
GLOOMY VIEWS op Mr.. JULIAN.
The political complication has 20 serious as
pcct. 40 not precisely spprenend war boodshed,
yet perceive tho gravss OF possibilities Of such
ing obscure and disputed situation Tho trou-
bio s that many points now arising are new, and yet
unaeted By our government This very obscurity
Ia made pretcxt by those who seek ends regardless
just constitutional or lawful means to fUment
ciscincnt and disturb tho public mind
Mr.. Julian thought that during tho Congressional
work in February, when the electoral vote III 10 be
counted might possibly be . dangerous period; but
he feared that the real danger might arise ~ the end
OF Grants term. il, when further and Official invest
CATION rs had Is plain 70 tho democracy and TO the
returning boards Of the Gull states have falsely
fraudulen.ly ana desposcay counted Hayes IN, IL
would be dasardly cowardice IN tho democracy 10 ia
TO ipaugurate tho honestly elected President
rossIBLY fKAU0uRArfoxA
This, Mr. Julian thought, might load 10 . dual nau
guration and . disputed possession and authority,
which might, OF course, with GrAntlsm cooked aud
primed preciplate orcibc contest and lead directly
30 bioodshed. He thought that II thc result remained
In dispute, and by specics Of despotic and
rantable action tho presiding o1ccr OF tho Senate
derook tho role OF Judge and jury and decided matters
upon his own motion, tnc House OF Representatives
might decide 70 ignore his action, and declare that
failure OF the people 10 elect left them other
stnutonal mode but ono, and they would proceod 70
eloct Tiidcn.
A QUESTION or yoRck
Then Mr. Julian thinks the question would soon
narrow down To one stated In leading journal bo-
tween the people tho hand aud military
satraps and infamous public tniovos corrupt rings
on she other.
KHLLoGo's RxruRxrxG BoARn
Iooovesssd wnh NJ. Julian ooncsrnns his imprss.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

Tho struggle for the Now Jersey United States SEN
atorshp for the Presidency OF the State Senate and Tor
tho Offices tho House Of Assembly, where the parties
are evenly divided, will bo without precedent meet
ing OF prominent democratic New Jersey politicians
was held yesterday in the Merchants Hotel in this city
to prepare tor the emergency.
II was unanimously agreed that Senator Dayton Of
Bergen county, receive the .caucus nomination Tor
President OF the Senate and Michael Nathan Tor that OF
Sergeantat Arms while no conclusion was arrived az
in regard to the CerksnIp. Another meeting will be
held Tomorrow TO determine this question
For the United States Senatorshp the names Of John
r. McPhcrson ana Ashbol Green were presented. IL
was finally decided that Mr.. McPharson receive the
support OF the gentlemen present Hc has already
twenty OF the iorty-one democratic votes IN
Caucua
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A BOLD PLUNDERER.

Captain Allairo was going through Mulberry street
yesterday, whom he met = man carrying a basket on
his head ON beng questioned 70 It's contents he
said Il linen for tho wash but the captain, feel
ing It. found that therc some hard substance with
In. Tho man was then summoned lay down his
burden, but replied by overturning Il Cap
tain Allairs's hcad, almost imprisoning that
Official In the meshes Of lot OF harness.
Ho disentangled himself, however, gave
chase TO the other, who flying through Grand
street One OF the large tenement houses, near the
Centre Market gave temporary reuPe TO tho fugitive
The captain found himself barred out hcre but when
he had summoned 0hncsr Palmer and Detective Coyle
entrance maoe, and the bearer OF tho myster-
Gus burden found tho cellar. AZ the station house
he gave his nsme - Jehn ktohsli alias Sohnsidsss
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TAMMANY'S ORGANIZATION.

Tho Tammany Committee on Organization mot yes
terday afternoon and entertained reports in regard
the difficulties in tho Sixteenth and Twenty-trs
Assembly districts The reports showed that the DIFF
fereaces had boen settled, and they were placed
ie Primaries Tor the election Of delegates to the Gen.
eral Committee 1877 ordered ior tho 27hllns
each Assembly district TO have representative Tor
every 100 poed for the electoral ticket NJ tho
late election This plan will increase the number OF
the committee 70 nearly 200; tho present number
being about 500 The members Of tho committee rep
rcsenting the Eighth, Tenth anu Seventeenth Assem-
bly, districts, whlch districts compose tho Seventh
CongressIonal district. were authorized to call
vention to nominate candidate 10 I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Congressman smith Ely
Mavor elect.
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GOVERNOR HENDRICKS.

HR DEPRECATKs THE ASSUMPTION OF THE POWER
IN THE PRESIDENT or THE SENATE TO COUNT
THE ELECroRAL VOTE, AID SEES IN ITS Pos
srBLK EXERCISE SERIOUS PUBLIC DANGxn-
THE HOUSE MUST BE SUSTAINED ny PUBLIC
OPINION.
lxDIASAPoLIs. Ind, Dec 20, 1876.
The Journal OF tomorrow will contain interview
with Governor Hendricks, tho loading points OF which
are folows:-
Tho Governor said tho who voted for Governor
Tdcn believe he elected, aad shcy greatly
cited at the possibility that he Is 10 be deprived OF
oIlcc, aud anothcr 10 DO lnaugurased. who mot
elected, by means OF party machinery anti.repubican
n character and by disregard OF the local law.
RIGHTS DuriEs THE HOUSE,.
They 10 not believe that under republican institu-
lions II Is possible that inquiry be made into
the conduct OF the four In Louisiana who under
took control tho Presidential eocson BY fraudulent
means They believe that II 10 the duty Of the House
OF Representatives that the proposed wrong IL
defeated, even should The Senate atsmps 10 MAINTAIN
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
FLORIDA.

REPUBLICAN FRAUD PROVED BEFORE THE
HOUSE COMMITTEE IN THE LEON COUNTY
cAsE-rHE SUPREME COURT DECISION LOOKED
FOR To-Dkx.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TALLAHAssEE, Dec 20, 1870
The House committee closed Its labors here to day
and left for Hamilton county this evening" where they
will investigate the Jasper precinct The
tse has made clear OF fraud in the canvass OF
precinct No Is, Leon county. Mr.. Hopkins said:-
at complete n that Mr. Dunncll trepubcar)
abandoned n after the first witness was heard He
asked another question put IN another wit
mesa Hc will concur with US in report ON this
case He told friend to-day that it was
Transparent rRAuD"
Your correspondent asked Mr.. Dunnel his opinion
Of this case. He laughed and said, "why, there
be only one opinion that" Ho pronounces IL q
fraud One hundred seven,y-six republican votes
are Involved In this precinct The Board canvassed IL
without discussion.
THE
Tho committee will go to Jacksonville on Friday,
and there investigate Alachua and DuvaL
Tho Subcommittee nnisncd Jefferson tonight and
have gone TO Jackson county. They viii rcjoin the
main committee at Jacksonville about tho 26tn when
bhe nnai report will be agreed upon.
The Senate committee examined Witnesses In refer
encs Monroe and Manateo to-day. Its sessions arc
still secret
DECISION OF THE NAxDANUs CASH EXPECTED TO-DAY.
Tho Supreme Court adjourned till ten O'Clock to-
morrow morning, whom the judges thought they would
be ready with the decision OF tho mandamus
Comptroller CowgIll said to to-day:-"Ii tho
Court orders now canvass will at once proceed to
mako = canvasA The judges are good and able
mon, and not only respect. but obey them"
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LOUISIANA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE.

PROCERDINds OF THE sENATE CoMMTTTKE.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec 20, ls7a
- The Senate Committee met at haIf-past Ia A. NJ A
statement OF the rejected In each parish and at
what pols rejected received from the Returning
Board. Senator Mcdonald made motion thai sub
pona eucss TO the Returning Board for all
protests ana andavits accompanying the consolidated
statements SUPERVISORY alss for tho Of
the commissioners OF each poll In each parish sepa.
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THE MIDLAND RAILROAD.

AN ABSTRACT OF THE YEARLY REPoRT-A DE-
FICIENCY OF NEARLY THIRrY-rHREE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
John G. stevens and AbrAm 8. Hewitt, receivers
OF the New York and Oswego Midland Railroad. havo
made their yearly report OF which tho following abb
stract contains tho most important matters:-
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Capital stock by charter. $40, 000 900
Amount subscribe I,IOI,ouO
Amount paid in. ...-...... ............ o,oOO ozz
Floutng debt at last report 64lly6O
Present foating debt t.................. 6,49S sol
Average rate OF interest funded dobt, per cent.
Tho cost OF road and equipment is stated at
S28 22s, 4OS 93-an increase during the year Of
S56 76s o. the principal item OF outlay being $4s 716
for grading and masonry. The number Of passengers
carried was 23 870 OF freight, 22S lv3 Tho
following Is the tablo OF expenses OF maintaining tho
road
Repair OF roaoOed. $ll4,Vu5
Cost OF IRON for repairs 23,5
Repair OF DuupinRs. Low
ISei,air OF fences and gates. 798
Taxes real estate. ", go
TOTAL. <lol,OlV
The expenses or repairs OF machinery STA SS5 30
and OF operating the road $ztO,203 20.
rho following IS the table o cash receipts and earn
ings:-
Freight ........ 3o4,2ot
Other sources. Observation-Disclosures. e6,929
Total $525 S45
Payments other than Tor construction were as ioi-
lows;-
Transportation. $3.50 6vy
Rental oi leased lines sc,ooO
IotaL $ooo. 100
Denccncy... y.................. 5z9z0
There wsro persons killed and thirteen injured
the ros1 during the year.
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THE RED RIVER SUBCOMMITTEE.

GALvEsrOx, Texns, Dec, 70, IBs6.
Tho House sub Committee ON Louisiana affairs con-
OF congressman Meade Danford and House, ar
rived here this morning route Tor tho upper Red
River parishes. They viii be absent abous days,
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aud went over the bayou to Norehouse and
met the Morehouse budozcrs who cried 'hait." aud
We ran, and they shot mo; got two balls in The
back, ono In the arm. and in the hipi crtwicd
into = thicket and hid I'LL they iet. colorcd
and Frank Brigham and Sheria Pelerkin
IN and looked and said would do 10 plant next
%osnns next "a. ny ws sent p.ns Mas0' soms
OF his men came 10 the house, all armed
rhcobald said, ''Damn you, think of Dink.
10 creep you had better leave Louisiana sho.
with buckshot; after got out went to Bastrop and
ss1sG a. would have 20 See 0r my
little while was arrested on nm aIida-
vie and pu. in jail. and kept there nineteen sse.
IRON whom rented II would Do saic his iathcr-in-
Law said not without would join the democratic party
on the island that many colored people were afraid
10 Be seen talking 10 him and had 10
island VINO could not get TO Monroe voted the demo.
cratic ticket; no one had told him thore was trouble
In Aorehouse parish and for him TO over there did
not sheriff peserkin wmh the men who
halted and shot HIM; was arrested ~ Bastrop for
hsing out with arms; heard nothing Of shs sheriff
being out with posse after body OF men who had
mobbed his house; knew OF armed BODY OF colorsd
men IN Ouachts; was not a member OF any
such body; had never beard OF any demo.
crnt being hurt previous 10 tho election
being ntmidaied; went to Monroe to vote becausc
he was afraid TO vote tho island had acres
father IN law.
The committee then adjourned until ten A. n. TO-
MRS PISKsroN UHABLK TO ATTEND.
1t having boon asserted by democratic counsel yes
terday that Eliza Pinkston, the colored woman who
testified before the Returning Board after being car
ried there on litter, had been running up tho
steps of the custom house. the following ccrtincatc
was llcd to-day by counsel for the republicans:
Nkw ORLEANS. Dec 20. 1876.
We certify that tho physical condition OF Eliza rnksson
residing No. 29l Gravicr will her
make the exertom required attend the committee
We believe that Tor days. she will be confined to her
bed ani that exertion this time Is likely to add
serious complication to her debilitated condition
4. Is. WHITE, VI. u.
A. w. SNYTu " ID.
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VIRGINIA SENTIMENT.

PROMINENT Ex-coNFKDERATEs ON THE RELA-
PoR STRIFE.
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he FoREBoDEs FAILURE OF THE TWO
HOUSES TO COUNT THE VOTES AND SUISSE
ouENr CONFLICT DErwxRN THE PEOPLE AND
THE MILITARY sATRAps."
The New York herald., 1876-12-21

THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BoND-
HoLDERs-A REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION or THE ROAD TEMPORARY
RuRKENDnR.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

NtHERlFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF a writ OF Venditoni Ex
ponas to me directed. will be exposed to pub
lie sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SIMPLIFY ST.,
kept by Geo W. Ortlip in the city of Will
minston. New Castle County, Del /. on
WEDNESDAY,,
THE 10 h DAY OF APRIL. 1876.
At o'clock. p. m..
The following de.cribed Real Estate viz
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
with TIVE story frame dwelling house there
on erected, situate in the City of Wilmington,
New Castle county. and State of Delaware
bounded and described as follows, to wit |:
Beginning at stake on the northerly side
of Fifth street onehundred and fifty IT, two
inches easteriy from Church street. thence
n0rtherly and parallel with Church street
one hundred and fifty five feet to a stake in
the southerly side OF a new street thirty feet
wide. thence thereby parallel with hutch
street seventeen feet to a stake. thence
southerly and parallel with the first men
toned line one hundred and fitty-fi five feet to a
stake in the side Of Fifth street aforesaid
thence thereby westerly seventeen feet to
the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may, with The use in com
mon of the said new street.
SeiZet and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Sarah McCluskey, and to be suld by
VIM Il. LAMBSON, Sheriff,
SherifTs Office New Castle. I
April /. A. ID. 1876. apr:its
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

If the Commercial supposes the people
OF Delaware think any less of Senator
bayard because of that papers doubling
his loyalty during the war, Or calling
hlm rebel sympathiser now, it is
mistaken. very large part of our peo-
pie have been fully convinced d by the ex-
posure Of the thieves in Washington that
this cry OF rebel has been used very mucb
AS cloak to cover the acts of the dis.
reputable scoundrels who have been all
the while stealing from the government
At the rate things have gone on II will
coon be disgrace to be known as one Of
the loyal Office" holders. We believe
most men would prefer to be called a
rebel" than a perjured disposer of
post-trader ships, Credit Mobiler stock
gambler a District Ring swindler, or
straw bail procurer, with some of which
nearly every prominent leader Of the
Republican party has bee mixed up.
We have no fear of such "rebels" as
ere in Congress; the salvation of the peo.
pie now rests in them-they are now in.
Producing retrenchment and reform
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05
CHERRIES SAIL

g GHERIFF'S SALE.
} BY virtue Of writ &c
cias, to me directed. will be ey , Levati d.
lic Sale at the Gilpin House Agpsed tOPus
Hundre and County of Nav IN the Oh,
State of Delaware. on OaStle, aII
TUESDAY,
THE llth DAY UF ApRrI So.
At2 o'clock. p. M.' HS,
The following described RsoI -.
All that certain frame messnas.att VII,
ment and lot or piece OF pronuag prge Or eltl
White Clay Creek Hundred atara,sll situate n
on the turnpike leading from rSsasl!a. lyprl
Wilmington, containing two acres rens'istans NJ
and seven perches, more or Iost' one rood
and described as follows, to wiz. wis bounded
in a line of Evan Stotsenburo ana beglnnilr|
Joseph Clarkson, thence runninn corner N
Evan Stotsenburg south seyentv oa llne d
grees west forty-nine and ninty sslsh De-
dredths perches to maple tree = n'e NV. hni
said Stotsenburg and Walter i "SSotner h,
thence south eighty-three degrees 'ouIhgaa
six perches and One-tenth 10 stons eas! 'orl
by new limo and land OF Jesenh hIe ps. Iaehca|
said Clarkson. north nine degrees sassa. sssf ala
and nine tenths perches to the pses a,eea la
ginning. pace obe
Seized and taken in execution =, A.
Perty of David Redden and SafaS H. ~ pn
his wife and t. T., and to be sold bv A'aaotib
WIN. ii. LAMBSOg u..
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, N'ts
March ~. A. d.. 1876. m,,.,
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SHEnfFF"!S SALES.

AtHEoIFF'S SALE.
- Ey virtue of n writ OF Fl ia. to me di-
rected will be exposed to Public sale on
the premises 81 s'ory of building No. West
Third street. city OF Wilmington, in New
Cistle county. Del. on
SATURDAY.
THE 1lth DAY OF APRIL. 1876.
At IL O'Clock, A. M,
he following de .cribed personal property.
viz:
One Gordon Press. AZ cases of type, hand
press. paper cutter. double stauds with -
eases of type, stands with % cases OF type.
ionts of type. 2 large Office tables. inter
ing machine. lead cutter, shelves. lamts $.
chair rs stove. &c. Also, household and
kitchen furniture.
Seized anu taken i / execution as the pro-
perty oil James Brown. and to be sold by
WIN IL. LAMBSON, sheriff.
eheriff's Ofsce. New Castle.
April 4. 1876. aprS to
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.ShOOIinm Affair Mt Reatling.

READING, April 4.-Yesterday after
moor shooting affair occurred in this
city Prof. VIM. Jost, of this city, shot
in self-defence, German, named Jacob
Schumacher. The latter had come to
Josts house, and become threatening
and abusive towards the inmates, and a:
length using great violence: HIS actions
becoming too violent, Prof Jost was COM
palled to use his pistol to project him
self and wife, The wounded N. : not re-
cover.
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SHERIEE'S SALES.

SSHEkiFF'S SALE.
- Ky virtue Of = WI: of '.evari ''aciss to
me directed, viii De expo ell TO Pub ic sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. al SHIPLEY 81.
Kept by aeo W. Urtlip. in the City OF Will
inngton. New Castle County. Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF APaIL, 1875.
at 2 o'clock. y. IN.
The following des rihed Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot nr piece o. land with
four two-story Frame Houses thereon erected.
situste in the city Of Wimingt n. bounded
and describe MS follows, tO-wit Beginning
mt a p int on the eas:erly side of Locu.t
street at the stauce Os seventy-one feet
utterly from the southerly side of D street;
thence southerIy along said side of Locust
street sixty feet eight inches to IL corner
for lahd of Charles Tschan; thence along said
Tschan's line essteTlv and parallel with B
street passing through the middle of the par
tition wall between the house on the north
and ssaid Tschan's house on the south one
hundred feet to a stake, thence northerlynnd
parallel with Locust street sixty feet eight
inches to II stake; thence westerly and paral-
el with street one huDd ed feet to the place
beginn ng. be the contents thereof what
hey may.
AIsc, all that certain lot Or piece of land
with three TWO story Frame Houses thereon
erected. bounded and dts 'ribed as foilOws.
to wit: bestnnins at II point on the eas crly
siuc VI lcus1 s'T'et Ut tuc uislhnCo ot uue
hundred and iorty-seven lie eight inches
southerly ON the southerly side of B street
corner for land of Charles Ischan; thence
easterly parallel with b stree, t ant passing
through the middle Of the partition wall be
tween the said rs hans house on tho north
and the house ON the south one hundred feet
10 stake; thnnce southerly and parallel with
Locust street forty-eght feet to stake;
thence westerly and parallel with i street
passing through the mi idle of the partition
wall between the house on the north and the
atoresai side of Locust street. and thence
thereby northerly torty-eleht feet to the
place of beginning. be the contcn.s thereof
whst they NJ ay.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of 9eorge r, Townsend snd May r.
NJ. his wife, and t. y. and to be sold by
Nm. H. LAMBcUN, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle.
April /. lS76. ap4 is