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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
THE HEROES RETURN.

Casanave, kenner and Bnrcfa Arrived.
The sensation at the St. Louis Hotel
Wednesday morning was the arrival Of
Casanave, Kenner and J. Henri Burch.
They were hailed with greetings Of joy
by their fellow-patriots and congratula-
lions were the order Of the day. Pack
ard, who received large number Of the
faithful in his Office during the morn
ing, reports that they bring cheering
news from Washington, and that he
sees nothing to alter his fXedness of
confidence. They are anxious, very
anxious around the Hotel to drum up q
quorum in the Senate, and candidates
for the short term from the building
are praying for absentees toscome in.
POW WOW OF THE MARTYRS.
The arrival of the heroes Of the Re-
turning Board gave an impetus to talk,
and while Burch was holding forth up
stairs to group OF admirers, the cafe
au-lait Casanave delighted another on
the sidewalk with the latest from the
North.
In order to keep their courage up the
confident ones are offering to bet on
Kellogg's being seated, but as all down
there are of one way OF thinking no
takers are found.
The solemn joke of Shaw's court re-
mains as deserted as ever in its little
room on the ground floor adjoining the
entrance. A table, a row OF chairs,
another table and another row OF chairs
give to the chamber the only judicial
Characteristics about it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
THE NEW POSTMASTER.

He Will Make O Tour of the south to
Investigate the P0stoffices.
IN. Y. Herald
WASHINGTON, March Postmaster
General Key says that 1t Is his inten-
ton, In the administration Of his office,
to do exactly what President Hayes will
require him to do in the matter OF APP
pointments, and that he will SO manage
the affairs of his department as that
every act shall be guided by respect for
a broad national policy in accordance
with the policy of the President.
He also intends making tour through
the South, ana will make these state
ments to the Southern people, with a
view of creating an era of good feeling,
and thus endeavor to re-establish o.
better understanding and more friendly
relations between the two sections. He
speaks quite enthusiastically and hope
fully upon these points, and intends to
use every effort In his power to bring
about these desired results.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
INVESTIGATING A MURDER
Tiae soldier Tragedy.

Coroner Roche yesterday concluded
the inquest in the killing of Private N.
VOORHEES,, of company B, 18th infantry.
After hearing the evidence Of several
witnesses, the testimony being the same
as that published in the DEMOCRAT of
the 18th instant, the jury returned a
verdict that the deceased came to his
death from pistol shot wound, the
weapon supposed to have been in the
hands of Private VIM. Porter, of COM
pany K, Sd infantry, now in custody.
The Coroner will to-day make an affi-
davit, charging the accused with MUIR
der.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

United states Courts

Geo. g.. Lacey, Esq, who was com
missioned as United States District At
torney yesterday, took the test oath
and entered upon the discharge OF his
official duties.
The Gaines cases were taken up and
after hearing were continued until to-
day.
In the case Of Schneider ~ Zuberbier
ys. Knickerbocker Life Insurance COM
pany, the jury yesterday brought In q
verdict for plaintiffs for $21, 1862 AZ. The
suit was based upon q policy OF insur-
ance on the life OF Gustave Osterman
for $4,000 who was the debtor of plain
tiffs, and whose life they insured to
cover their claim. Osterman was the
manager OF the German National Thea
tire, and had charge OF that place OF
amusement during his life.
superior Criminal Court,
BAIL FIXED.
Murder. Id the case OF Peter Coyle ct
ais, charged with the murder Of Franz
w. Ziegler, In July, 1876, at 143 Gravier
ton Of Attorney General Ogden, until
the 21st inst. Bail was fixed by the
court at $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures H. Kitchen.
released on his own recognizanee for
$500.
INFORMATIoNs.
Carrying concealed weapons-J. 8.
Johnson, Harmon Green, John Gorings,.
Thomas Moore.
Assault by wilfully shooting, etc..
Thomas Mccoy, Jules Davis.
Burglary, grand larceny - Charles
Adams, Charles Williams.
First District Court
SENTENCED.
Lareeny-Alex. Williams, one yea
hard labor.
CONVICTED.
Larceny-Robert Frazier, Frank Ro-
man and Louis Aliens.
NoLLE PRosEQUI.
Larceny-Louisa Johnson.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
: CLEANING OUT.
schurz to Investigate the Patent Of1ice
and Indian Rings.
80

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Those who
are near the President report to-day
that he contemplates no changes In the
personnel OF the minor offices of The
Government, except where he is assured
that such changes will insure increased
efficiency.
It Is further stated that there will be
numerous changes in foreign missions
and few in the consular service.
In the Department of Justice the
United States Marshals in the South are
to be thoroughly overhauled. This will
form part Of the Presidents Southern
policy.
It is alse reported that he intends to
request Mr.. Secretary Schurz to enter
upon full Investigation of the Interior
Department, especially of the Indian
Bureau and the Patent Office rings.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
Fire In Carrollton.

About half-past eleven o'clock Tues
day night, fire, which is supposed to
be the work OF an incendiary, occurred
in the kitchen OF the one-story frame
house situated at the corner Of Third
and Leonidas streets, Carrollton. The
property, which Is owned by Mrs. Ham,
mer, was damaged to the extent OF
twenty dollars. The bottle which is
supposed to have contained the fluid
used by the incendiary to consummate
his work, was brought to the Seventh
Sub Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

Fleming. Smith, Thiel, Hood, Walker
and Perlilioux. After the banquet had
ended, the corps took up their line Of
march and serenaded Gov. Nichols, the
newspaper Offices, and number OF
their friends. q,
The spirit displayed by this oId and
tried organization last night eYldenceut
the fact that the proud corps nesk1lI'
Of that body has not lessened during
the many years Of their association
and gives promise OF q large addition
to their mem bership.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

House bill No. 90. to incorporate the
Madison Transportation Company.
Senate bill No. 10, incorporating the
town Of Milliken's Bend, favoraby with
amendments.
holders OF life insurance policies Id ILLS
State, favorably with amendments.
BY Mr.. Leeds, chairman q the ope-
cial Committee on City Affairs, by SUD-
stitute for House bill no. lS2.
By consent, Mr.. Wilde introduced a
bill to incorporate Jackson Fire Com.
pany No. Is OF New Orleans. The bill
was passed finally. This Is the same
bill which had passed the House at the
regular session and reached the Sen
ate too late for action.
Mr., Huntington presented o claim OF
Thos. II. Handy for disbursements
made for the State Of Louisiana. !.
Mr.. Kidd, OF jackson, chairman Oh
the Enrolment Committee, reported as
properly enrolled House bills Nos. ll5,
1876 and 1893.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
House bill No. %, relative to the tes-
timony of physicians In civil cases, was
taken up and passed finally, with an
amendment making the residence OF
the physician ten instead OF hfteen
miles from the courthouse when ne
shall not be required to attend court In
case OF his services being absolutely re-
quired by patient.
Mr., Fitzpatrick, OF Orleans, called up
House bill No. 1919, can act to repeal the
charter Of the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany."
On motion to suspend the rules. Mr..
Fitzpatrick called for the yeas and
nays. The House refused to suspend
the rules by As nays to 1e yeas.
The Senate now met the House In
Joint session for the purpose OF going
into an election for United States
Senator.
Mr.. Cain Sartain withdrew the name
of the Hon. p. j. Kennedy and nomi-
mated Judge w. Ct. WHY.
urt,e ras,,IE ~ thu hot1nk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
ABoUr ELEcrING A SENATOR.

eIecting q Senator. it Is now made APP
paxent, was most judicious under the
INSTANCES, for number of lengthy
kilograms received here yesterday from
members Of the Louisiana delegation
showed there was a unanimous feeling
in Washington, both as regards our
own members as we'll as the leading
Democrats of the North and West, that
no necessity existed for present action.
Private advices from the Capital last
night corroborated these opinions and
showed that Kellogg had buried his
last ghost Of a chance for seat. Even
Republicans admit he has met with
great misfortune, and that he has to
endure a hard fate in the action Of the
Senate and its procrastination In his
case.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

JEwELRY AT Auction. A rare chance for Q bar-,
gain will be offered tomorrow and Saturday, at
the splendid establishment of Mr.. /. O. Lewis,
No. I08 Canal street Hewill sell lovely selec-.
ton of brilliant and sparkling jewelry without
limit or reserve. No doubt the ladies will hail
this opportunity with delight and lay in full
supply Of all they may desire in the iegelry line.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
The Indianapolis and Lees.

The game of base ball between the
Indianapolis and the Lees took place
yesterday at the Fair Grounds, con-
Stunning enc hour and forty-five min
utes. The Indianapolis left the Held
the victors, with a score OF IL runs to
the Lees 0.
Another game will be played to-day
at half-past 2 at the Fair Grounds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
SANITY GARFIELD.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars for a
Poor Picture.

Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars for a
P00r Picture.
[Oincinnati Enquirer.1
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE names
of Shellabarger and Ben Wade, in con-
nection with the Ohio Senatorship, are
laughed at here. Wade, since his last
service In the Senate, has been in the
railroad lobby, and Shellabarger has
been prosecutor Of claims Of all man
ner OF i'll repute. In this connection it
is in order to make public the fact that
Garfield, when chairman of the House
Appropriation Committee, inserted in
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill an
item to pay, Miss Ransom, a lady con-
nected with his household, $25, 900 for
an oil painting Of Gen. Thomas, which
would not have brought $500 in the mar
ket. The steal would have gone through
had it not been for the watchful eye Of
newspaper correspondents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

New parasols in great variety are offered cheap
at the special sale Of ID. L. Byrne 81 Co., on
Saturday, the 18th.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

New parasols in great variety are offered cheap
at the special sale OF NJ. L. Byrne Il Co., on
Saturday, the 10th.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

Irnnprtant 10 sugar planters. Sec Trousard .
advertisement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

New parascls ID grsat variety are offered cheap
Saturday, tho a6lh.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

-G1s KEY. no.s ~ being sounded
III sIone Tho line VI the Firs. con.
xrsss,onal district. and unmisiak'
abIs agns point TO Hon. J. ".
House, of Scarcy, White county, A.
The peoples choice 10 succeed Col
J.. G. Cause IN congress. Captain
House 10 . young man OF high
order Of intellect, served his coun
Is In tho halls Of the Legislature vi
its lasl session. where he sl,sinct
sMvpable distinction ss an orator
and statesman, and II elected "a
congress, will sustain the rcpuis
ton be 20 honorably bears.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

Tue applicants, before the circuit
court, during the presen, session.
for divorces, were not OF like ma
lures nor gifted with thu subtle re-
s6nemrnts aud delicate graccs, as
cribed to the Individual mentioned
IN the following:
III my vile chooses to throw
sauce pans AID stove lids at my
head. and tear my shirt aud chuck
me out Of the house, he solilo-
quixed, rs he got mp from the gut
W., "yery well. Ii she is that sort
of woman, very well. am sorry
for her, but cant help it. How
can ] communicate to her nature
those little subtle retiucments and
delicate graces that are alone the
prcrogativc OF finer sp,rits."
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

In reply TO ~ inquiry from, We
believe, the county judge OF Ar
/. kansas county, Attorney General
Henderson has props, cd M opinion
ascIdIsg that the counties are not
,s,sbistaspsy rests IN csscs of mis-.
dsSi5anor. This IL Of interest To
justices of.he peace, constaLlcs and
nlhcrs.- Ia.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

shall he constituted n district h be
known ms the Levee district OF the
Mississippi valley. Second, tor the
crention ot n Board OF L-vee com
missioner three officers Of the
army engineer corps, one colonel
aud Nv" ca ,nias aud two civilians
appointed by the president and
confirmed by the senate, the army
officers only To receive the pay al
lowed by law, and the civilians ST.
900 per anuum; the board 10 take
charge IT aud continue the survey
being made oI the kii-sisslppi river
aud tributary streams. tor the pnr-
pune ol determining the proper
method OF irclaimi,g the al'avial
arI. OF the Niss'.sirPi delta aud
roast. Third secretary of the
treasury shall i-sur thr'y.ycar
Londs, h-sring interest ~ hear per
cent per snnum, to the smoant o.,
SIS, go, 0j0, the proceeds to be ap'
piled TO the construction OF -Dch
work ~ may be recommended lay
the board. A tax 10 be- levied
a,,on lands reclaimed from over
dow, aud upon the tonnage Of all
vessels navigating tho Streams IN
Leyce district. THIS tax to con-
iinac ~ sinking fund for the
payment oi ,he principal aud inter.
est on the bonds aud the cost and
expenses Of keeping the lcvees ~
repair The bill not to take effect
until tho states in the Levcs dis
,rict ccde TO the government the
po.crand jurisdiction to carry into
effect the provisions Of the bill.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

II y Confidently asserted that y
pslitloa will DO circulated for zig
natures. TO tho gcveraor, praying
tor ! commutation OF the sentence
Of death In the case Of Dock vii.
son. and confinement IN the pchi'
lsntiary for life, b. entered instead.
u y . doubtful pLilantrophy to
tnrA uurdsrcrs loose, among n
800 loving and law abiding co'a-
osaliy.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

Tas Sur OF Hope truih'ully
says: "Thc Adams-l'edGcid plan
b hseom,pk well known, for no
sl|srt Il spared 10 circulate the
vsrs;on gwen oft Oy tho board OF
nnaass. and Tho worst Of It Is that
The moro Il b known the lcss Il Is
nkaa All The explanations only
com5s6a The matter.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
stray Notice.

This 10 IN certify that q st'ny horse was iakr
up b the undcr.g OH Saturday nishl
sovcmher I'd, on his rr'mrcs. pc,rriptiop
Dark hay harSe, pony build; about iouriee'
hands high; white hind feet. ard black fof
feet; black mnnc and tail. with white streak u
mans. and tiaxe faced, has a scar on more, sn'
i sbort eight years old. For luther particu
iarr apply VI the Residence II the underrgnsd
on the Nodens plantation. twelve miles bc''N
and south Of ~ cv,ls.
GARRISON JONES.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

- 40 - Great chance to make money. IT
hh1 YOU can't get gold you can get
lTSyIU greenbacks We need = prrI,"n
~ ~e~sin every town to take snDscri,f-
tiun- for tn. largest. chespest aud
hest Illustrated family publication IN the world
ANY one eau become u -urcc-siul agent Inc
mu.t elegant works u art given tree To -nh-crib-
cr-. lhe price IL 50 low that Almost evety,
,ubscrihes Onr agent reports Masking overxl
81 week. \ lady agrn, reports taking over 80
sui. rriherl in Ten days. All who engage nins"
mnney fast Youcsn devote all your tine to VI"
u>in-ss or only your spare Time on nee, NO,
n, ava, from home over niyhi iou eau DO u
a. well a- Others. Full particp ars, directi"ns
aud terms free. Elegant ana expensive cum
free. II you want profitable wofk srnh VS. Su 'i
s1,lre.- al once Ii costs nothing to try th- bu>l
ness Ne one who engages fails To MAKE grcat
usv. Address The Peoples journal. Fort
land, Maine.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
PULM0NA.

/. beyond comparison the hrsi remrty for the
cure OF CpN L hrIioN EVEN n IRIS Na~r An
NANCEp srAGtsi, Ar.hms. Bronchitis. tatuirh
sn'i all der,ag -ia'Gi- ~ the Ntk' ots sl>-
TIN. cir ul,r cnnts ining particulars 81 many
treatment 81 the Diseases above m.ni lnsrd, aud
ccriihestrs . astua, cures, will be- s.ni IRE. h,
msil 10 all applicant. Address OSCAR &
Mo~t~. soto Proprietor. Is Cortisndf stre-t
New York.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

Tns Hon. Daniel ". Voo'hccs,
has been appointed ''y"lilne Trans
Williams" 10 Gil the vscanry
caused by the death o. Senator
Morton, in the United States sen
ate. Good FOR the senate.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

Iwiii lease the Dickinson place. Frenchman'
iiayou. Mississippi county, Arkansas, for tnre
years. st live dollars pcr acre, lsr annuin. am
give the iesses privilege OF taking IN nr~ IAN
Tree u rent
Address u once. I'M. DICKINSON.
Gulden Lake. Ark.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
M MONEY ~

Can he ssyrl " Won wish to purchase Piano or
"A" en- nv buyiny direct 1T me. and besides yon
,r,. sure of getting the genuine Beatty fiano AMI
orsrr. the sweetest toned ant most perfect ever
-. srrlr i'm nooular favor aud the universal
1.rli, nos Is ths rrs AZ" none bri'rr n'inn
!. .,iir,.,' q, IN. won't seat nh from we '" NJ
t.en day-' 80 tris ant fill, WARRANTED ior slf
, or a. fru-r'aSs In ~ y rrsrrri MONEY ~
- "a s..; IN ye.., i,iin Niv- ~ ne II nn-
s,f, .,aetsry i4,,iy's lila. rated A NLHTISEk
,.,,,aio~,,. s.isin,i. =; Zee iidrc-s, DANIEL
+ ~ krtf, \ sshington. Nav JsisrS
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

ANoNo the new arrivals during
che week are Mcssrs. Tom Sexton,
Felix I.anicr, Major Il. +. Cr'',en.
den, J. NJ. L. Sick aud lot o'
travelling commercial agents.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

County script was readily COB
bled up, during court, by the script
sharks, at from twenty-five 10 thIr
tv ccrts.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

TUE president has named Thurs
day. November 3th NJ a day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer to The
Almighty IaIcr OF this universe.
hQpgd hat The day ~, vii BE-
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
PLAYS! PLAYS!
PLAYS! PLAYS !

For Reading c,nhs. f,r Amateur 1hesiric.is.
T-mp,rs"e. I'isy-. Drawing Room PLAYS. FaIfy
Piav-. ttai"nisn Pih,s Guide Beob-. ~, akrr,
'rSnt.niincs, Ts'l-ailS lights magnesium Lirti,
tolor-u firr, Bgi nie "fk. 1hestricsi Inr.. rr.
psratian.. isrlrs's Wax Works. Wigs, ilrsr,.,.
aud Nnns'aeh-> At reduced prices ts.iun,.S.
Scentr,. thsr-t-- New estal sue trn; IN.
coniaIning ipll deer ip,l"n aud pric-s sAMJ
fRbNtH& IN. u. N,s-au -. New l@k
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
, FOUR MONTHS OF
GOOD HEALTH
FOR ?5 CENTS.
ANY PERSON VINO NIL I,y \ IS Oh
PARSONS PURGAIIVh PILLS

aud take one u each might fnr four 80 nights
aud vi Il" this every thiri wcrk ti.slhg lt-
months at Jun, july, Au.u.t AMI sci'i-'hhtr,
will not b. troahl, d with tr,cf anil ATue, net
Nalsrinus fcyci, Mr. illi"u- ever. nor any 81
the dls-sr.s r,ruliing from ma,naiir poison
common In Mi--o;ri. Mississippi. Louisiana NJ
kansa- and fexas IfPAGSuN : ft krAtl> T.
FILLS cannot he ohtsirtd At tuur n"ar'>' store,
send = ct-, 10 m, ind r-i.i ri, Snd u. lill'
shall b, -crt. post paid. by return mail PhN-i-
rians supplied by mail 81 $40 per ihoiisnnd !"
bulk. A. ih- is hut little mere th III hs prir'
for standard pills by tn. Ih"'i.shd. cash n's'
fully sent TO ANY l,ty-iciaa on app !csii"n We
will send Psrs"n's pills by msflto responsible
parties on c"Nsi-si..S at s, Ter d"zen, sample
dozen. at O., ~, ra.h with 'hs or''rt.
WliOlEsALE AUkN1s,
Collins Br,s ..........,...............t Lcuis. No
q. " Jones 10 ............ N~n.tnis. 1'hh
T. H,rt Ca. ....,........ Nv Oii-ans, La.
& \. Lincoln 4 TO ...... Little Rock. Ark
r C. Thompson & 10 .......... .t,alycsion. lcx
4
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

~ GiLr.Epetp CARDS, no two alike, with
-''nsmr 10 cite. i~sl-paid. FELLOW 4 20 I.
North CHAIRMAN. y.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

Il had been appointed by a to"s
Ode president.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

Six miles Of track has been laid
IN the new railroad leading tram
New Madrid. NJ.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

al Mixed Cards, with name, 10 cite s-mris,
=" fos Set. s,sPp. ), MlSkLEkACo Nae
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
Headquarters.

im Dan,s fnsyst socull Al hendauar:
crs Tor your cigars, fine chewlnl
tohsrco, drugs and medicines.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

WR.have scn,, aud will continnc
10 Sad the supplements, furnished
y fsspgrstis Tor nothing, BY tho
sCklers, on the finance question.
This proportion, a. you will OBJ
serye, 10 somewhat amended and
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
TIE SUN.


A the time app ronchcs for the reGc~si of
ubteripii.n.. TliE sCN would remind ~
sriouds and weil~ ishers even where. that 1t v
again a candidate for their consltIrraii,n aud
-nI,nirt Upon It's rcc.'rl for the I,ari ten y-st.
il wlics fnr q c"ntihuHn,e of the hearty :, IA
patiiy aud generous 80 operation which havt'
hithert,. heen extended to Il iron every qnSrt<s
IL the Cniun.
un,ns price ny mail. poet pail, ii ,.nts n AsUnf
or u ~ per year
The srxpir edition IL lie SIN l. IN eight.
page sheet ~ ~ c,iluns While giving the
rws " the day, II also contains large antpuNi
u Literary snd miscellaneous mailer spcein III
pgcpstsd Tor II. 1lik IL DAY stN has uscl
Wit, great succss- Poet raid sI..D n y~rr.
Address rCnilotiENuf IN SIN
New loIk ,ity
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

John L. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for pure
old Kestucky Bourbon whisky.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
ADVERTISING!

tl, No WOKTH FVH SS','"'
The cheare,t and hest way 10 reacn tes"ers
o,,,siJ ~ ~, lace elite. IL hy using one or more
n .,,r al, " ts or over 100 newspapers. dvih,"
l., cover different SECTIONS OF the country. Week.
IL Circulation over s0o 90. Advertisement re-
-, cd lar one or NOR. iists For catalogues c.l''
,.irirr name. If papers. and other information
No., tor e. 'jmafrs, address BEALs 4 Foslkk:
a park Row fIiues BuIldiag), New York -
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17
Missi~s Spi River Lc,ce
E8ilI.

The MD ppi river levce bill,
introduced he house u rrp,e.
sentatives, Young, provides:
Pint. that OF Illinois, Mis-
eaars. Ark Mississippi aud
roiuionas jsct to Overflow,
The Osceola times., 1877-11-17

GARRISON JONES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-24
I65 ACRES

of GOOD LIMESTONE LAND, 90 Acres
part thereof being in good TIMBER, and
about 20 Acres thereof being new ground,
situated about two and half miles North
of Shepherdstown, in the County and
State aforesaid, adjoining the lands of Da-
vid Billmyer, Lorenzo Etchison, and 9TH
eTs.
The improvements on said farm consist
of good, comfortable and convenient
Dwelling, with all necessary Out-houses !;
a good Barn, Stabling, Corn Crib, Carri-
age House, &c, &C., all in good repair ::
a Well of good water convenient to the
house; fine Orchard of choice Fruit of ev-
cry variety. The farm is under good fem
cling. The'said Deed of trust is the first
deed OF trust on said land.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on
the day of sale, and the balance of the
purchase money in three equal payments,
payable in one, two aud three years re-
sp.ctively from day OF sale, with interest
thereon from day OF sale, to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser and lieu upon
tile said premises.
BENJAMIN II. SCHLEY.
Trustee.
For further description Of said farm.
apply to Col. VIM. A. Morgan, Shepherds
town, w. Va.
March 10, 1917. st