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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-08

New ORLEANS. September 7. 1878.
The following contributions are acknowl
edged:
Steele & C'nrke Lagonda plantation,
through W. FL. Matthews & Bro So.
Daniel Thompson. Chicago. ILL.,. through
j. T. Moore, ..-........................ &c
Louisiana National Bank. ...-............., 100
WOrkiDgmen's Bank. ....-.................. q
Mutual National Bank. Observation-Disclosures. sc
G. D, Lahrop. Chicago. Ill. through L. p.
CoiIf .-''--'--.- '---.--..--.--..- 1C
John IL, Hanna. ..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1C
The following through Hon. E. Pillsbury,
Mayor Of New Orleans: W. f. civilians,
Annapolis Md. ....... ............,.... 1C
W, d Hill, Mount Pleasant. Iowa. JIG
J. Lppendorf Hart. Cincinnati. Ohio. 100
Employers o. Adam Forepaugh's circus. SO
George II. Brown, Secretary Citizens Com
mittee, Toledo Ohio. "................. $50
Presto? q \ Sa Merrill Boston. Mass, through .oo
Cornw, ii 4 Bro. Louisville, Ky, through '
J. L. Moore, Jr...-.......- ....-...... 26
Il. M & 3. J. Montgomery. 8 office stools Per
dreauville Il Co.. Dbl flour; Fl. Hurst, G., N o.
and st. l.. K r., throush Howard Association
coops chickens: James Rivers, doz. ink
stands. bottle ink, 1 doz. pom holders; X
Gauche d z. tumbers: Amos Kent, through
John r. Kent 4 bbis grits: J. r Kent, bbls
flour: John Dohorde, Superintendent Slangh-
er-House Company dressed beef; Allen 4
Syme. through Smith Bros Il Co., 2 bbls rice
Purderill y o.. through Smith Bros. h Co.. !
Dbl flour; G. A. French. 10 boxes olive soap.
J. w. NADER.
Secretary and Commissary of Subsistence
Se8 1t
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Branch Repository state National EsanRS,
corner Royal and Cont streets-Until further
notice this Bank will remain open until !
o'clock .. NJ ouch day. and will not reopen dur
ing the evening.
New Orleans. September 3. 1878. se4 In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-08

From and after this date the Peoples
Bank will close OF half past 3 o'clock .. M. and
will not reopen from to @. as usual until fur
thGr notice. n. LANDRY, Ca hier.
New Orleans, Sept. 2. 1873. se3 st
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Il. o. I'D. B.--menevolence, Hsro, herny Love

Il. o. I'D. B.--Renevolence, Esro, herRy Love
and Harmony-The officers and members OF
Home Lodges, / o. B. B., are urgently request
ed to meet SUNDAY EVENING. september 8. at
o'clock sharp az the ro on 40 Of the Young
for the purpose of considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of u call for the, relief of our distressed broth
rem. All members are urgently requested to
attend. ON PART OF THE COM MITTEE.
Crescent City Lodge-E. Steinhardt Il. Benja-
min. Laz. Levy.
- B ,s Israel-Ferd. Marks FL, Burkenroad. V.
Cuffs. Marks s. Hermann 8. Mepdelsohn.
Orleans-S. Sandak s. Cohn. s. Goldman.
scr ct
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Rooms Y. nj. G. ASSOCIATION RELIEF }


ROOMS 7. III. G. ASSOCIATION RELIEF
Committee, !
81 Camp street. September T, 1878
The Treasurer thankfully acknowledges the
receipt. through his honor Ed. Pilsbury Mayor,
of $500, the contributions of the Stationers'
Board Of Trade. New York, for yellow fever suf-
ferers. apportoned to our city, as per annexed
uted and Its distribution.
W. q. RAYMOND.
Treasurer Y. M. G. A. Relief Oommtttee
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Important Observation-Disclosures OS freight
via the Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad will please take notice that hereafter
unless freight is removed from the railroad
depot within twenty hours after tho service of
the notification of arrival, 1t will be stored at
their risk and expense.
Consignses of freight which has now been In
depot for more than twenty-four hours will
take notice unless such freight Is removed i'm
mediately twill be stored rs above.
d. B. MOREY
General Freight Agent.
New Orleans. September s. 1873 se5 st
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CIRCULAR No. l.

HEADQUARTERS JOSEPH A. MOWER posr Mo- /, j
Grand Army of the Republic.
New Orleans. September G, 1878. ]
All ex soldiers and sailors Of the United
States army ana navy, or their families who
may be suffering from the prevailing euidemic
their wants Known to any Of the following com
mittee and relief will be given:
COL. WIN. WRIGHT
GEN. A. s. BADGER,
CAPT. J. A. Wight,
CAPT. W. G.. JAMES,
COL. VIM. ROY
III. M. FULLER.
Committee Of Relief Joseph A. Mower Post,
Grand Army Of the Republic
Office-No. Is Decatur street. corner Custom
house street. Z. a. WOODWARD.
SCI 1W Post Com mander
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N0tSce-The Undersigned. Proprietor 0f
the CORN Err SALOON. at the corner Of Poyd
and NeW I4evee streets thanking the public and
his friends for the patronage SO literally ex-
tended 10 him. begs leave to announce that he
has thoroughly renovated the above place and
will serve his hot lunch as heretofore, on Mon
day next, ninth instant. from 10 q. NJ. to .. N.
aeS IT. T. LAMBERT ED
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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.


The picRwHck Clubs DietetEe DIspemsary
NO. q EXCHANGE ALLEY.
VT7HE ABOVE ORGANIZATION WILL BE
l. prepared, on and after Tuesday, the third
Instant, from 10 a. m. to D. N. daily, to furnish
the convalescents with Beef Soup and Beef
Tea in pint and quart bottles, upon the pre-
gcription Of any practlclng physician. se2 w
''LA ESCEPCION."
NEW CROP VUELTA DE ABAJO TOBACCO.
81 zoo CIGARS OF THE FOLLOWING
A49e1OV yitolas:
Non Plus Ultra Imperials.
Non Plus Ultra extra,
Reina Victoria, extra.
Regalia de la Reina Chica extra
Regalia Chica Fina Flor Fina.
Conchas, Reinas Londres. Operas and Bega-
in Britannica.
inst received per steamship. Q: W. lord. from
Havana and for sale a., Ct rstaIl at wholesale
Corner Camp and Cummon.
and at BRANUH STORES,
Corner Union and Carondslet and
se4 Ct No. Carondelet street.
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RELIEF ASSUCIA-
TTON.

The following receipts are acknowledged up
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volunteer Physicians Wanted to SO to
Holly Springs and Greenville. mississippi. Ap-
ply to Howard Association, No. SO Camp street
between o. N. and o. n. se5
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MONEY TO LOAN

DIAMONDS. JEWEIRY, WATCHES. SILVER
WARE. PIANOS. LOOKING-GI4AseEs
AND FURNITURE OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS,
And all other personal property. Guns Pistols
etc. Also On Stocks. Bonds and ether collat-
erals In large and small sums. OF as low rates
Of interest as any chartered institution la this
city. PLEDGES KEPT ONE YEAR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-08

Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine ana Washington ses.
NEW ORLEANS.
Constantly receiving fresh supplies ef pura
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Patent Medicines
Combs Of al kinds, Brushes, Soaps. perfumery,
Toilet and Fancy Articles etc., sold at small
all VINO use 1t az very superior dentriace III
beauttfes the teeth to q fine. pearl-like orna-
ment and ravish1ng beauty. Alcaiine Bouquet
skin. The best thing for prtcklY heat and all
su ua 1n eruDdons. pEegerIptlons Dat Up night
ano Gay: b. j. MA1NEGRA, M. p,
ie23 Gnn2dp
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST,
ENCE ASSOCIATION.

New ORLEANS. September 7. 1878.
le following contributions are acknoWl-
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Harris Loan Office,

A3....-....... .BaFOnnG Street. -...~....-~.AE
Opposite the n. o. Gas COL
MAURICE ,. HART, Agent,
". B.-Parties not being able to call In person
will receive prompt attention BY communities
ting with the above.
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL,
The business at No. - St. Charles street,
known as 'Harts Brokers Office" will be coz
tinued as her stofore. ta2o1y2dp
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25

The first snow of the season fell last
night and this morning. the ground
was covered With it to depth of two
or three inches. OF course much more
fell in the mountains, and the faces of
farmers and cattle men, which have
been as long as the moral law for the
last two or three weeks. are relaxing
and spreading laterally into something
like a smile. Now that it has com
menced storming, it is reasonable to
hope that it wilt continue to do 80 at
intervals until sufficient snow is &C.
cumulated in the mountains TO furnish
next summers water supply.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25
Going 10 Bartlett Creek.

W. j. Hamilton. Superintendent of
the Grand Prize mill. at Tuscarora, ar
rived here last evening on his way to
Bartlett Creek to examine the mines OF
that district. Ii he considers the pros
poets favorable, it is probable that q
San Francisco company will commence
operations on one Or more mines,
which they own in the district, imme.
diately, The Bartlett Creek mines, as
far as developed, are principally, gold
bearing. but they have never been
worked to any great extent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



Hose Company No. l will give a
grand nj ,sqi-raie ball in Centennial
Hall on February 2!i. the l46th ami.
versary of the birthday of the Immor-
tai Washington The members are
making arrangements for grand time,
First class mu-ic has been engaged
supper will be served OF tho Wiune-
mucca Hotel; masks and character
costumes will be provided for those
who desire them. aud the public il
cordially III vitei to- attend. The bal
will be for the benefit of the Hose Com.
pany. which bias been TO considerable
expense in procuring hose. ladders,
buckets. trucks etc., and this. taken IN
connection with the fact that lots Oh
fun may be anticipated, will insure O
general attendance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25
Good Advice.

Now is the time of year for pneumo.
lila, lung fever, e.c. Every family
should have bottle of Boshee' Is German
syrup. Don't allow Tor Que moment
that cough to take hold Of your child,
your family or yourself. Consumption,
asthma, pneumonia. Group hemor.
rhages, asd other fatal diseases may
set In. Although it is true German
Syrup is curing thousands OF these
dreaded diseases. yet t IL much better
to have it at hand when three doses
will cure you.a One bottle will last
your whole family a winter aud keep yoa
safe from danger. Ii you are con-
sumpiive. do not rest until you have
cried this remedy. Sample bottles 10
tents. Regular size IS cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25

Such IL the verdict of the medical
world and the public, Oh Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar. Coughs, colds,
influenza. all irritations of the organs
of speech respiration. vanish under
Its Influence, like fogs before the sun
light.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure Tooth
ache In one uinute. Sold by I'LL
druggists at % cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25
Dissingaisned Travellers.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Crittenden Thornton.
of Eureka. aud Mrs. ID. d. Cotton, of
San Francisco, passed through last
evening in'the Director car of the G..
p. Il. r., bound west. Grit. that was,
is now a prospective millionaire. and
he travels in princely style.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25
BulliOn Ahsusnenfs

The Martin White Company, of Ward
District, shipped west last evening
nine bars OF bullion valued at $2U,-
039 IL. six bars Ut bullion valued at
$4,000 from Atlanta, Idaho, arrived ut
Wells, Fargo IL Co.'S office yesterday
aud were shipped east to- day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25

Last Evenings Board.
100 Ra, mend Il Ely. 8H, 81.
3i5 EuretAa Con. 81.
60 Jackson. 33Jc
10 AIrs. 81
100 Belmont. Coo.
40 Rye PATCH. 4
$50 Eldorado South, 80, SOC.
100 X. X. Con-, 5.
SO CHA, G5c.
80 N. Belle. 10Y.
50 Panther. 4Oc.
20 Manhattan. l0L.
$50 DeFrees, 5Uc.
$40 Grand Prize. 1917, 1917.
440 Navajo. &c.
700 Indrpen fence, 6oc. 3
500 MprIiug Star, 800, 305c.
100 Horntt. l5c
$50 Tuscarort. %. soc.
1850 Day. lou. l55c.
400 Modoc, 4'ic.
$50 Bodie. "a.
40 Bech!el, "a 3
900 Leeds. 2lO, lUJe.
100 q Cnariot ll0c.
600 Argenta, n
$40 Caiiforoia, II. 26s+.
400 Crown Point D.
100 Iu peri,i. 10. SIC. a.
$50 Savage Ill.
800 Cbollaf. 81.
$40 Escheqnrr. $40. 375c.
400 Be:chef 5ss. :.
SIS Justice, l0b.
100 Alta, 9. 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25

We learn from Conductor Davis, that
d man, supposed 10 be tramp, was
caught between the cars at Palisade
and crushed almost TO death night
before last. DIR. Meigs, OF EIko. was
called to attend him, aud pronounced
his Injuries very serious If not fatal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25
CAMP BfDMELL.
The New Quarters Of Company c.,
FOa nAerfy OF McDrrmft.

| CAMP BIDWEBL, GAL, Jan. 10.
cannot tell you what pleasure we
derive from. and what anxiety we look
forward to, the receipt Of the SILVER
STATE. We have not yet got over the
idea of McDefmit beiug our home, and
all local iteins have personal interest.
BIDwEEL rs VERY PLEASANT POST,
With pleas Int surroundings. 1t is
bailt at the foot of Mount Bidwell at
,he head of Surprise Valley, with all
the advantageous adjancls of wood.
water ard grass. The valley 10 thickly
settled aud affords superior induces
ments to the settler. the soil being
equally we'll adapted to gazing aud ag-
rlcuIturali purposes; supplies are In
consequences, comparatively cheap:
| Wood ine) ............... per cord. So 81
Barley ......................p per LOO lbs 20
| bAts. .................... -
ha5 tioosci ................. 2UO lbs vi
| straw tloose) ................ - %
| fioar,. 49," 100 lbs so
All stores torsardei iron headquar.
ters come by way OF Reuo. which Is 30
from toe Post. Tue. quarters are very
good. capableof affirming accommodate
tons to 20s men each { Infantry aud
cavalry quarters) has u wash house.
| store rooms, Kitchen, cooks sleeping
apartments and dtuiag room, all we'll
ceiled aud with plenty Of light, and
water contacted by pipes throughout
the garrison. Above the Post SOME hot
springs have been utilized for bathing
Purposes. We hase also
VERY NEAT THEATRE,
l Which, although built upon the reser-
Walton, is an entirely private enterprise.
Some eight or ten men have bought
iuto IT. aud judging by the large attend
auce ut the two pertorniances which we
have aiready gwen. Fam sangniue of Its
success IN Il pecanidry point of view.
Il .ch performance concludes with SO.
cial dancs wuIch Is. / assure you, not
| tho ieast inducement held forth to the
public.
/ PERSONAL ITEMS
| Lieutenant aud Mrs. c.. c. Norton
aud their child are expected at the Post
! IN few days.
was glad TO learn from your paper
that Mr.. Shepard was in IA fair way of
recovery. All of Company o. tender
him thsir sincere congratai atoms, and
thanks Tor Obligations conferred by him
| Ia his business capacity.
The lady to whom Con. Ryan made
proposals when last here las been
making repeated inq liries about him
She started for Camp Ii rn-y on Thurs
day. AS rnwittinsly told her that be
had the mail contract to til It Post.
| regret that inadvertAncs on my part
should be asonrce of even temporary
annoyance 10 him, as assnredly when
sue discovers that he. does not own all
of Nevada with portions of Oregon and
Ilaho. she will become calmly re-.
sisaed. though disappointed, by the
crumbling of her Castles ia Spain. !"
/ read with interest Mr.. Haviland's
sPIRITUALrsT1c EXPERIENCES,
Aud derived therefron much informa-
ton in connection with the much de.
b.ted subject. AS there are two Sd
looms ia the immediate vicioity of
the Post. we are not entirely unac.
quainted with the way in which
spirits their poteacy make manifest. :"
Oar seances are both frequent and we'll
attended. but our idsas Of spiritual
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25
This Mornings board.


$50 Ophir. 81. 50L b5.
s. Mexican. IL b.
10 Gould IL Garry. So, 81.
1420 Con. Va. % b5. $50
1915 Savage, Ii, I07s.
265 CaifOrnia. u.
2l0 Hale IL Norcross. 90, 9%.
2270 Crown Point. 81. 521 b5.
100 yellow Jacket. "a.
200 GhpIlar. 81 3i4.
100 Imperial, 81. Toe.
40 Kentuck. "a, 4.
100 Alpha. ii u. -
.l65 Beichrr 5ss az
525 Sierra Npvaia. 460, 455c.
20 Utah. 1917. 1879.
TOO Bullion. 400 4G5c.
l05 iExch. qner 80. 5000.
100 OserDan. Is,
ITO Justice. "a, 10.
800 Uuiop. go 64.
2793 Alta. % %.
$50 Julia. loJ. Zoe.
500 Caledonia. SO, soc.
300 Kentnck. "a
I50 Silver Hill. $50. 275c.
TOO X lek Island. l0c.
30 Challenge, i5uc
1856 New York. 80. 1860.
so Uuion 6lIss
800 WoodyiIe, 6Ic.
100 Sonih G mstock. Coo.
50 Kossnth. Zoe.
1875 Andes. Soc.
500 Con. Ws,shoe. 45c.
40 Wells Fargo. lOc.
20 Occidental. |.
100 Justice, loc.
800 Senator $40. $500.
Jos Ward. IS
900 Levi,th II. Zoe.
400 Morning -far $50.
$40 Trojtu, SO. 25c.
1890 Mouumen'ai. loo.
$50 Benton. l4ic.
200 Solid Silver. 5.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-25

ir Leef'st Yeast Cakes are more tina
Q times cheaper than Yeast Powdsr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-08

THE London Lanesl says 1t cannot loo
strongly protest against practice which
seems TO be far from uncommon-that Of
doctors permitting their patients to adj
minister morphia simultaneously for
Themselves. Several instances Of this
questionable proceeding have lately come
under our notice. A young lady, the
victim Of neurotio symptoms, was actual
ly taught by an eminen. London physl.
clan to carry out this system Of self.
doctoring, and has never ceased to sooths
herself with 1t nightly, whether necassa.
ry or not, since she wa, so educated. A
middle. sged lady, who has been In
the habit Of administering 1t to
an invalid sister for some years, re.
ward. herself at tho same time with a
dose 10 the neck, which is scanned with
ugly scars from the frequent repetition
Of an operation conducted too often in
very close propinquity to the external
jugular vein. Bu. these examples will
suffice TO prove the inerpediency Of al.
lowing drug 50 potent, 10 a moral as
we'll as in a physiological point of view,
to be welded in an indiscriminato man.
ner by patients utterly uncontrolled by
The responsibility attaching TO It's use by
properly qualified medical practitioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-08

An invention that promises to cOnSid'
SrabIy cheaper railroad construction Ia
the property Of the Railway Angle Co.
Boston. It consists Of iron bent at right
angles and riyeted upon wooden string
ers, snd the advantages claimed for ii
over the old T rail are less weight, great
sr elasticity and a consequent saving o.
wear and tear OF rolling stock. Ths CHIEF
economy Of this rail lie', OF course, IL
the greltly reduced weight Of Iron re
CURED for the building Of road, aud
i. would seem to DO especially calculated
for narrow gauge railroads, and indeed
\ all railroads upon which the trafici' mol
extraordinarily large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-08

The Iron Ags calls attention TO re-
markablo run Of iron at the Lucy Fur
mace at Pittsburgh. During the regular
business week ending February II, the
make was as tons 1906 pounds. The
grade was, No. one, 9l9 per cent; No.
two, o.6 per cent; No. three 7.S per cent
This was IA tons in excess OF the best
week Of this furnace heretofore, and 5
tons more than the largest amount made
al the Isabella Furnace, which had up to
the present time made the largest run Ia
The country. The work, SurPrlsisg as 1t
Il, was exceeded during the same clnsec-
utiyS days ending February 10, 1878.
The record IL S0i tons ], 45S pounds. Tue
average grade was, No. one, So per cent
No. two, II per cent and No. three lo,1
per cent, all Bessemer. The work 10 the
iargsst ever accomplished in the world,
and the product was not made At the ex-
pense Of fuel, the amount Of coke per ton
Of PIG being no greater than Tor some
time past
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-08
GLApEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of GladOville, and eight hun.
dred and htIy ReTes Of coal and iron lands annexed
theIet0. The DESCRIPTION and boundaries Thereof
can DO fully known BY reference 70 the iolle sins
Of which are re, orded In the ONCE Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of reston county, v est VlT-
ginlA, to.Wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 23S& acres, tho other % aer and Two
George Hartman and Mary E. Millner. dated May
10th, 1870, and recorded ID Deed Book No. 10 pages
1857; deed for lS6N arr.s from W. II. heldel
berg 10 Said HMdmAn, dated May 27th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Took No, 20, page 26i; deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Tricket TO the aid
land, both containing Sax Acleb, dated June 10th,
1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. 33, lagei
Q u, aud DEED from John T. SheTrRrd and Others
TO aid Hardman, dated May 18th, 1872, and re-
corded In DEED Book No. u, pages and 8; . de- cd
from Margaret, George B, James v, Julia A. and
sarah L. Jackson 70 aid George HRFlmAn for one
acre. dated March 18th, 1877 and recorded IN Dead
Book No. IS, pages 49,; n deed from VIM. B. and
c. Brown to said HATdman for Two acres and ~
perches, dated March 9th, 1874, and recorded 10
Cyrus and Nancy j. Linton 70 aid Hardnan, for
u acres and 2x peiches, dated June 18th, 1874,
and recorded IN Deed Book No. Il, Iages Is and l9i
lied from Buckner md RebeecA Rairfax 10 sid
Hardman for 100 acres, dated August 18Th, 1871,
and recorded In Deed Book No. II, pages 20 and III
and deed from John X and Mary E, MlllnSr "
the said HArdmAn for four tracts Of land, aggre
eating $50 acres, dated March 18Th, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Deed Book No. u, pages q, 9 aud 4.
The whole containing In the aggregate At least $50
acres, with all the. improvements and AppuTte.
nanees thereto In any Wiss belonling, Including
the iui mace and fixtures, and being the same prop
eTIy conveyed TO Thomas Y. Candy and George Il.
Miller, trustees, for the llld George Hardman and
wife, BY mOrgige deed dated November lst, 1874,
and recorded IN Book No. 80 pages % and %, In
the office Of . ID County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the SamO property conveyed 10 the
SAID Abner ETns, Jr., By Hannibal Forbes, Spe-
cial Commlsl0ner, ard decd Il Of record among The
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRIMS or 6ALK-Obs. third Of tho purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof as the pur-
ehaSer may elect 70 pay, cash 10 hand the rtSidus
10 two Equal yearly Pigments, with interest from
day Of hile, and the deferred payments 10 30 ~
cured BY deed Of trust on the property sid.
JASPER Y. MOORE, Trustee.
By HAagBAL FoRBEs, Attorney.
N.NN