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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
LIST OF INJURED

Patrick O'Ncil, head and shoulder
Mary Healy, age l6, is dying Johr
Clyne, age 40, had his arm broken
John Cashin, age l6, skull fractured
John Paden aud wife, badly wound
ed; Henry Saunders. leg broken
Mary Ann Rourk, age 15, dying Mrs
Coughlin, badly injured; Mary Tracy
wounded; John, son Of Fred. Little
wood, dying; four of Thomas Mat
thews family; two women in Johr
Mnnson's family, injured Chas. Par
melee, leg hurt; Michael Kelley
wounded internally; Henry Jones
hurt about the head Pat. O'Neil anG
a child of Pat. Caughlin, injuries un
known; Lawrence Downes. injared
badly and daughter dying.
There are many others whose
names could not be ascertained.
The scene was a memorable one
The wooden houses were carried of
of their foundations, from few fee
to an eighth of mile.
In the line of the tornado nothin z
was left standing, and on each side o.
its track lesser damage was done.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 9,-This at
ternoon about 6 o'clock, tornado
struck the village of Wallingford, de-
molishing the old Catholic Church
on the plains, and then levelled some
twenty houses in Wallace's row.
Other houses were moved and injur-
ed. Going up the bill the forbade
dashed to the ground q 10000 brick
school house, aud then passed over
the hill, swapping big elm trees as il
they were reeds, and laying PROSTATE
telegraph poles. Several persons
have been killed and many wounded,
and the village authorities have sent
to Meridian for doctors.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14

This estimate would leave the total
circulation on the basis of the accom-
panying table THAT issued July IS,
1863 carefully prepared in this de-
partment as follows.
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AT WATERFOWL

WATERFOWL, N. u, Aug. O.
Trains over local roads hereabouts
were stopped by the storm last night,
and are not expected to be running
again before tomorrow. Tonight
the turnpikes are impossible, owing
to the destruction Of bridges. Whole
fields of grain, corn, and other prod
ucts are wholly ruined. Grain har-
vested and stacked was swept away
by the flood. One man, Of this city,
awakened by his bed becoming wet,
found the front door of his house
open and the water Two feet deep on
the floor, and the cradle containing
his baby, asleep, floating around. In
some places live stock was swept
away and lost Lightning was al
most continuous, and painfully vivid.
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Gold val. 81
.1..- H. -

These tables show the whole histo-
ry of the currency from 1860 down to
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
AT WALLINGFORD.

WALLINGFoRD, Aug. 9.-At six
O'Clock while men were leaving the
factories q gentle rain began to fall,
and soon increased to q perfect del
uge, while almost continued and Wv
i'd lightning illuminated the darken-
ed sky, making it Us bright as day.
The thunder rolled with an unceasing
and dcafening roar. Without warn.
ing, a tornado with hail and rain
swept the town from West to East
and everything movable IN its track
was carried away. 1t seemed to las,
but moment, but its results were
frightful. Afterwards light rain fell
and this soon ceased, and at O'Clock
the moon shone brightly down upon
scene of desolation. BY an actual
count forty dwelling houses were
demolished and at least fifty barns
The following are among the killed
nearly all by houses falling in: A,
the school house, on the children.
desks, lay the bodies of Mrs. Msrga
ret Mooney, John Mooney and wifi,
and Matthew Mooney, G. Tracy and
wife and Mrs. Joseph Hubby and in
FAINT child, Frederick I.ittlewood
Mrs. John Boyle, Mrs. John Lynch
making twelve in all, besides Johl
Cashin, age l6, a young daughter Of
Robert Saunders and Thomas DAILY,
child, Mrs. E. Downes, Katie Caugh.
lin, age Is. Patrick O'Neal's child
John Hayden, age 16, are all certain
Iy among the killed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
THE DEATH LIST.

WALLrNGroRD, Conn, Aug. AT
midnight the complete list Of dead in
the Plains school house is as follows
Thomas Cashin, his step mother, Mrs.
Maria Boyle; Conrad Tracy, wife
and fifteen year old son; Mrs. Mar
garet Mooney, her son, Johu Mooney,
and wife and two children, Matthe W
and Nellie; Mrs. James Hadlcy and
baby; Mrs. Edward Downes and
daughter and Mary and Katie Caugh-
lin; Pat. O'Neil's two children, John
and Patrick: Mira. Michael Toopey,
and Fred Littlewood. La addition
Mrs. John Lynch is dead and has
been carried home, and the children
noted in former dispatches are Sc
verely wounded, and may die. The
death list at most will not exceed
thirty.
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SEVERE AND CHRONIC CASES OF
NJ Il u r. "A LGIA
AZ shown in the above letter are always
cured by using the Curative.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 26th, 1875.
Gentlemen-I desire to make statement re-
garding the effect of your Curative upon .me.
suffered intensely for two months with Sciatic
dies could hear OF, the Curative among the
Others, but found no relief; / was persuaded
finally to give your Curative a thorough trial,
by one who had been cured. I again com
menced applying the Curative in earnest, un-
der his direction, and in q weeks time wts
free from pain and we'll j firmly believe every
case of Rheumatism will yield 10 Lawson's
Curative, but IL must be used freely and per-
sistently, as you direct.
JAMEsH BROWN,
18th Ward
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
SUFFERERS FROM
RHEUM ATISM
Should not be discouraged when they
have such evidence as the above
before them. .
sijrereens raoM

CLEVELAND, June o, 1874.
This is to certify that have used LAWSON'S
CURATIVE for Neuralgia in the head and
shoulders, and have felt speedy relief from its
use. A few daily applications has resulted In
entire cure. MRS. EDWIN DENIsON,
No. 43g Woodland Ave
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
the TERRIBLE PAINS or II
Sold by all Druggists.

Are driven out and an soreness removed
by the use Of the Curative.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14

New YORK, Aug 1,-Work on Eas
River bridge is suspended for wan
Of an appropriation and 500 men have
been discharged.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14


Robert Martin-We shan't do it,
Mr.. Blaine--The people of Maine
will never do it--never, never, never.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
Among the SosOnS.

The Senate OF Virginia is q representa-
tive body OF the best element i'll the Com.
monwcaltb. Two-thirds OF the members
are communicates in some OF the churches.
Koiner and Phlegar probably can repeat the
Westminster confession forward or back
ward without missing word. Their races
have the set Of the coveDanter. You might
draw, quarter. aud disembowel them before
they would bulge from the line Of duty.
The acting president. Quesenberry, Moul-
ton, Murray, and others are Of the one bum
dred and three thousand white MethodiSts
in Virginia-the State Church "by large
,, Majority" Bland, Tanner, Grimsley.
q! iiIes, ct akS., clever folks, follow John the
Ba, 1tist. Brother Massey would break the
ice to go .'in and under" General Lee
MON en- clarum ct uenerabIe) hath other de-
yout vestrymen to keep him company.
The Virginia churchman-old issue-is the
model very near the g IsraeIite indeed"
An irreverent allusion is never heard in
the Senate. The courtesy aud dignity are
mn tn and beyond a certain Sanhedrim we
have seen. The attention and decorum at
prayers equal the amen corner Of Scotch
Irish Presbyterian church in Kockbridge.
Even the clerk reads bill as il it was the
morning lesson-so proper and grave.
The House Of Delegates Is growing IN
virtue. The member from Princess Anne
Bishop Hail BIAS not labored in vain.
The Speaker Che reads the Adu0cdte) en-
horted them the other day before prayers.
MIR. Senator Daniel hath face fit for
Phidias, and Of wise, tuneful speech. Mr..
Senator Tanner is the likeliest OF senators
by ODDS. General Ecbols is the "Wise
Ulysses, Laeries's son." in the House.
So says Brother Lafferty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
s,a r.or o,,ycr,s Prank.

THE PLUCKY MANNER BY WHICH HE WON
y WILLING WIFE.
Especial dispatch TO the ST. Louis
CNcISNATy, ONO, December 14.--John
Oliver, young preacher OF Bedford, kyy
eloped with Miss Emma Abbott, a school
mistress OF that place, yesterday, and there
by hangs a tale more thrilling than those
found In romances. Miss Abbott comes OF
first-class family. Her father objected to
Preacher divers suit, and the two lovers
arranged to elope. He engaged horses
and rode to the school-house where sne
was teaching. She dismissed school, tlli
Monday, mounted horse, and rode OH with
him. They hadn't gone far till they DIS
covered the old man AID two big oroShers
were pursuing. They spurred up, out
'papa" pressed so hard that the lovers
finally took to the fields and rode sixteen
miles through hogmire and woods, knock
ing down fences. and swimming streams
Till they reached the railroad station. ar
riyinp at Louisville, Miss Abbott stumbled
AGAINST her uncle, Judge Abbott, OF that
civ. which scared the runaWavs SO Dadiy
that they took the next train for Clncin-
nati. arriving here this morning. new
,d;fficn,ty was now in the way. OliFer
Yound he could not get marriage
license without swearing that the lady was
q resident OF Ohio-just as all Kentucky
runaway bridegrooms do; but beng q
preacher his conscience trlpped him up.
The unhappy couple wandered down VINE
street. when they noticed the Emma Abbott
onera posters. Unacquainted with theatre
cal affairs, they thought the posters were
offers of reward for the capture OF Miss
Abbott, the runaway. Another panic en-
sued. and they took hack to the depot, and
thence the first train to Lawrenceburg, Ind,
where they were married. They left this
evening for home. Oliver resolved to be 10
Bedford tomorrow in time to fill his pulpit,
and she to open her school on Monday
yoorpinp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
COURT ORDERS.

THE MATTER OF S. G..
~ TARDY, BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
This matter was this day heard upon the report OF
the Register, upon petition of assienee, for SAFE
free of liens, objections thereto OF various crcGtor
and the answer Of William E. Sims thereto, ana
was argued by counsel. On consideration WHEREOF,
the Court doth at this time decline 10 make any ce
cree of sale whatsoever but. preliminary thereto
doth appoint A. NJ. Aiken as special commissioner
to take, upon special notices mailed 10 all known
creditors and lienors, their counsel or BOZ anu
uBon due publication In newspapers puoIsheu, IN
TO all the parties concerned, an account OF a'i oc
real estate Of the bankruptcies vaue any .nc Ie,io
subsistipg thereon, whether anterior 10 Dauhlupts
owuership or created by bim-and Shall ascertain
the respective amounts OF all sucii mems, anu NAN
sneciaI Statement of the amount due general or un.
srcnrrd creditors; and shall further ascertain ana
renort TO the Court the character ana slate OF any
suits In yolying the asceriainment ana quldailon OF
any Of such liens, so that the Court may DC enaoed
to Judge of the expedency OF to the courts
in which such suits are the ascertainment and lqui-
datou of the claims asserted therein; and do fur
ther summon before him the trustees In the deeds
scheduled by said bankrupt, with view of report
ing The expedency or iHexpediency of allowing
port his opinion upon all the facts or the 10
The ACCESSIBILITY OF the sale by this court free of
Items. And further, 1t appearing from exhibits filed
In this matter that there are two suits pending In tile
Chancery Court OF Richmond, In which the bank
rupt was party. and the amount due the creditors
In dispute, such suits may, By leave Of this Court,
proceed to Judgment for the purpose Of liking the
amount due and the character Of, or obligation
liens and TO bis end William =. Sims, the assignee,
is hereby directed hmseft to be made party
10 said suit, as 10 protect the interests OF The
estate and the general creditors OF the bankrupt.
=' District Judge.
A copy-Teste: -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
Ho 70 SI2 oSkNEE IElGH SSJ ; yIDAH
A ASsr T sTpE t 81 H PAUL sEET
FEDERAL AMP CoTTISD AND All TIE ~ T liz
N sse1E D,EcEAsED. As HELD BY HIS gN DE
THE WILL OF HIS EAT tn u, IN TIE FV . I;
h h9TsEs ANp GGTs On The EAST LINE Of
THIRD STREET BETWEEN gAe . hIGs, AMI aN1
RRTTF TAhhc fFKsE ECTsEs ANp III III
AND CONTAIN FROM FOUR TO SIX ih, Rq0NM Ne
EAGm Ahso fIcss M IfAMHHo HsE N rs
k AGsH.Nt FHR6N II o. ALLEY Also, 4
BRICK STORE AN S0n DW VEL EET nE "a ES
FAST SKs LlSEA 9F sf DnNAI sFREETs ANb
TWv0-SToRY, FRAME DMELLlNG ADJqiN y,
NC TE STORE on Wd ITS N2R TRlck At $50.
T ThAH RS SWERLfNG AND k0T Ne IS FAST
MARSHALL STREET, CONTAINING SEN ,!s;S
Rooms KITGHEEEN. k Sc x1 AS PR NSM H6HsE
EST on TIE s9 JpaH S1P eR 2E AAb
R64 h,r 6N BAKER s sfkkErin pursuance
Of a decree Of the Cnancery Court OF the city Of
in the suit therein pending styled Smith, Mathews
n HARDWOOD ps. Joseph Adams, we. as commission
sh w4 TSc se 3 RHHf iSsPH
O'clock z. NJ, ALL THE PROPERTY described in
the said suit and above named. which VIII be all
the Interest OF Joseph Adams III this property under
his fathers will. Full particulars and information
VIII be given al time Of sale before by either the
commissioners or auciioneer. The absve-dcscribed
property Will be sold clear Of all Liens and incum-
ORANGES. The houses arc all rented by good tenants,
and are in good order.
THE TERMS under the decree will be one I'd
cash; the residue upon credit Of six anu twelve
months. with negotiable notes. six per cent interest
added, and title retiine until all Of the purchase
money is paid and conveyance Is ordered by the
Court JAMES CASKIE,
+. NJ. COMMON,
Special Commissioners
RonFpT T. LYME Auctionecr. de IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
BY Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ioneer,
1872 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, MACHINERY,
AND REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
In pursuance OF decree of the Chuncery Court OF
the CITY of Richmond, entered December Z, 1878
in the suit Of Minnigerodc, trustee, &C.; against
cial commissioners, will. on FRIDAY the 27th DAY
81 fhe RsAI AS6 PERSONAL koPERTY ii
said decree mentioned. =.
The personal properly will be sold OH the premises
now occupied BY Samuel G. Flournoy rs planning
min, on CARY street between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth Streets commencing at II O'Clock NJ, ana
consists of the building used by said Flournoy, COW
erng lot of so feet front on Cary street, ana run
ming back 90 feet TO alley In the rear Including
BRICK SMOkE-STA Ck used with sald d Daiidins;
one large OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The said per
sonal properly to be removed by the purchaser
within thirty DAYS unless he shall make other terms
with The owner Of the lot.
The real estate will be sold on the premises conf
mencing at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and consists OF LOI
on Union Hill, fronting Oh the west side OF ADAMS
Tor Pickett) street 1913 feet and running back pc
tween parallel lines "a feet to an alley twelve ieet
WIDE being the same real estate conveyed 10 J. u
FIournoy bv Charles NJ. PeasantS 3larcn 70, 500;
This lot has on II Il good DWELLlNG-HOgSE ana
other improvements.
TERMS Cash rs 10 the personal property; and as
to the real estate. one fourth cash. and the residue
In three equal nstalmentS, upon six. twelve. ana
eighteen months credit, the purchaser giving MS
notes for the deferred payments, with lntereSt
added; the title to the property 10 be retained until
the purchase-money Is paia anG e9nTeyance Or
dcred by The Court \. X. COUkTMEf,
&c. BLACKWELL,
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT r. LYME, Auctioneer ' dc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
mgUGs. MEDICINES. DC.
NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.

ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD (vA) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-six YEARS: -.
Efficiency proved by actual results IN iar 90
Women, Chronic Dialrhea, Headache; scrofala and
Cutaneeus Affections Sore Throat and Diphthertas,
ChilIs and Malarial Fever. Extracts frou tcstl-
nonials: ,r,,-.o. ,,a
Dip,theria ever used by meas have found arter
practice of forty years acts as TONIC. alternative
and febrifuge; preferable to cniorate Oh p3taSnr
2. A. sIFFERp, ~: ~, ~, n; =, .
remedy eo,a! 10 Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
"''''' JOIN P. METTEAUR, NJ. D., LII. y, Va,
"successfulIy used in Dyspepsia ana 9Chroulc
A''"'' Prof sAM'L JACKSON. NJ. D., Univ. OF Pa.
"SurpassinG any remedy that know of for scro-
fuous affections. Have used II for twenty years
After an experience Of near thirty yesrs have I'VE
found no treatment equal to this water and mass Tor
Scrofula, Cutaneous Affections Gandular Refanse
and Urehra; liberation, and certain forms of Dys-
pepsia.r Prof. J. j. MooRMAN, ~ D ~, va nar
rul S1 wATBHs HAVE va 1Sa HE USE
sUssa s1a unparalleled nsRsisas
''''''''' Ex-vice-President Ga. Med. Asso.
ENTIRELY CURED OF CHILLs AMP FEr r r. By
IT." REV. Il. y. DODSoN, .. a. Lee, ! q.
directions. analysis and full proof OF all Claimed
sent with each package.
dozen halt-gallon bottles So for fvegallon delni-
john. 81 ses
Mass. so cents and 81 per bottle; $2.5 o ana %
per half. dozen, according to sZe-sent postpaid.
Full proof OF all claimed sent free upon applica-
ton Liberal terms to dealers. Invalids are accom-
undated nj these Springs at all times Of the year.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES, President Of the COM
papy. Lynchburg, Va. m
Sold by POLK MILLER u w.
I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
BY Grubbs g. Williams,
Aucdoneers and Real Estate Agents.,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Il 100 THE HOT SPRINGS, @ Hsi
Z. OF BATE COUNTY. VIRGINIA y
Pursuant to decree of The United States District
Court for the Western District OF Virginia. eniered
on The 21st Of November, 1878, In the mater OF
Samuel G. Tardy, bankrnpt,I viii. on the I'D Ot
DECEMBER, 1873, at IL 81. OF that day. In front
Of the United States custOn-hOuse, In the city OF
Richmond Va. offer 1T public auction TO LEASE
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, OF Bath county,
Va for the ensuing year. ...s. =
,be hoeI. cottages, and other buildings ut the Hot
Strings and the hotel furniture.
The lessee VIII he entitled to possession january L.
s79 and the lease will expire October 81. 1879,
viii require five hundred dollars TO be paid in
cash. and tie balance Of the rent In hSe equa N
staments-ylz., March y 1879, May l. 1879, July
i. 1879, September !, 1879, and November 1,
win in the deed Of lease require the lessee and
his sreies by proper covenants TO protect the iancs
from waste and improvident farming and to return
safely the furniture.
shall in my opinion, he insufficient, shall refuse 70
accent the offer. and will lease The property nrl-
yafey: and If the security offered Is not satistdc
tory, i shall reject the bid.
| will give any information about the property
which have TO parties desiring II VINO WIZ anoress
me- MT anv time. at Chatham, PitsYlyania county:
Va or meet me In Richmond ut the ONCE OF
Messrs Ould & burlington. on the 9th or 23d Oh
d. cember, 1878, between The hours or II a. III.
and IL N. Of either Of those days.
Assignee of 8. C. Tardy.
GRUDBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ,noo,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20

THE KIND OF TOBACCO EEDED.-Parry
& Crosbie's tobacco circular, dated Liver
pool, December I'd, says:
During the month just closed there was a
tolerably continuous demand on the part oil
the home trade, and though little has been
said, rumors floated about That sales of some
round parcels were made, prices kept dark,
and therefore supposed to be in favor OF the
buyer. All things considered, it is not I'M
likely or unreasonable that large buyers
should receive from holders some encour-
agement to operate freely. At the same
time there are other inducements apparent
to those who look closer into the situation
than merely to glance 1T the total stock.
We will endeavor to mention some points
for the consideration Of those who have
been content to wait: First, prices are now
lower than for some twenty years past-is
there any. reasonable probability OF their
falling still lower? Next. the aggregate
stock-d0eS it contain the abundant supply
OF all classes Of tobacco that its extent might
seem to indicate TO this we may reply
that it certainly does not. For instance,
tobacco possessing bright coloris decidedly
scarce; dry Kentucky, and especially Mis-
souri, leaf, is abundant, but where is the
nice, smooth tobacco suitable for Spinning
The bulk Of the import is now sampled.
and we find that ii contains avery large pro-
portion oifoxy-red and harsh tobacco, want
ing in quality and flavor, and that there is
an absolute scarcity Of really desirable sorts;
therefore we venture to say that those manu-
facturers are acting wisely who satisfy them
selves on these points by personal examine
ton OF the stock on sale; moreover, that
they are very safe in any purchases they
may make OF tobacco Qeaf or strips suitable
fcr.their requirements. For Africaand the
Continent the business Of the past month
was unimportant, though for the latter there
were several inquiries, and some low offers
declined. The Navy took about 120 hogs
heads Virginia leaf. and might have done
more had the stock contained tobacco OF
suitable quality. 5;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
BY Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street..

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN1M-
Y PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY AUCT1ON.-By
virtue of The provisions of deed OF trust, bearing
date the 2Sih day of November. 1877. from VIII
duiy recorded in the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court of said city of Manchester, 10 secure The pay
ment of certain negotiable note therein mention
ed for the sum OF $3.50, we shall, as trustees In
said deed-defaut having BEEN made In The payment
OF said note, and being required SO to do by !he
holder thcreof-sell by auction on the premises on
SATURDAY the 21st day Of December, 1878, ut
81 O'Clock r, III. the following-described REAL
ESTATE-to wit. all that certain LOT OFLASD,
with several SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS there,
on, lying and being in the city of Manchester ana
bounded as follows-to wit, beginning on the south
line of Tenth street at the east line of The properly
of G. Mum. running thence eastwardiy along sald
Tenth street to Semmes street, thence at rght an
Street to Eleventh street. thence at right aneles
along the north line Of Eleventh street to the east.
ern line of the property Of A. McCrone, thence ~
right angles northwardly along said McCrone's Ihe
to other property of said Pulliam thence at rlgnt
angles westwardly along the north line OF said Sl
Crone's property to The said east line OF II. Mum
property, and thence at right angles norhWardly 10
Tenth street and the point of beginning.
TERMS: Enough in cash to deiray me eApehsee
of executing this trust aud TO pay on tnG sum VI
So $50 with interest thereon from the 2Sth gay Oh
November, 1878 the residue on such terms as snail
be announced at the time OF sale.
This property will be DIVIDED TO sui me SaHs VI
buyers. d. A. RLCiakDS44S,
JOHN E. TAYLOR,
Trustees.
RIcuAPDsog G. Co. Auctioneers. de IL