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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-28
EEankrnpt z mIe-

ON SATURDAY, THE 2-TH DAY OF JAN
" uary, 1872 between the hours Of and y. M.
will SELL TO the highest bidder, for cash all the
right, utle and interest acquired by me as as
signee ef VIM B ATmistead, by virtue Of his ad-
JudtcatiOn IN bankruptcy, and the ASST Enment Of
the Register, to certain lands lying ia Febtress
county, Tenn. described in schedule II, page 4,
as "an undivided thrse- quarter interest IN tract
of parcel of land ia Fentress county, Tenn, lying
on both sides Of Oued's river, bCgiGning about
two or tn rec miles from jamestown and running
ing about twenty thousand acrcs," the said land
having been conveyed on the 18th d y of July,
1929 IS appears upon record in the Registers Office
for ntress county, in book L,pages II ~ and ~
by ;. V. Bowden, Z. and NJ, 70 tho said VIM. B
Armistead, in pursuance Of decree rendered IN
the Chancery Court Of FentrCsi co nty, on the
4th day or December, 1865.
JOHN l. KENNEDY.
As ignee ard Attorney
Office No. % Public Square, Nasbyiile, Topn.
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mortgage. without deed from the company
for payment by said company of said bonds
with interest thereon, as the same becomes
due and with ike mortgage or lien, with
out a deed from the company, upon the
additional sections, and upon the entire
road, including the stock, for the payment
of all the bonds issued by the company
and for the interest accruiug thereon. This
statutory len was to be operative at once
I and without conveyance OF assurance of any
kind from tie corporations, and was to be sU-
perior to al other liens, upon the entire
road and property Of any corporation SO re-
eeiving such public assistance, IN the State
of Tennessee. The statute was to be a
substitute for mortgage executed by each
railroad company for the purpose named in
the act
By the terms Of an act Of the same SEES
sion provision WAS made for public aud
off cia record of the issues Of bonds to the
several roads.
The Comptroller Of the Stale was re-
quircd to sign and number the coupons of
the bonds issued to each railroad and theSec'
retary of State was required to number and
countersign the bonds; aud upon delivering
bonds to the several companies, the Sccre-
tary Of State was required to take receipt,
reciting the number, date and amount of
the bonds so delivered. These receipts
were to be taken in a welIbound book, to be
deposited in the Office of the Secretary of
State.
The general improvement law above re-
ferred to is herewith set out fully and at
length. to-wit:
Here follows the Internal Improvement
act of l852.-ED. TRIBUSE.)
Your orator shows that the State of Ten
nessee, by act of its General Assembly,
passed on the 8th of February, 1854, in
creased the amount of bonds to be issued to
the several internal improvement compa-
nies from $4,000 to $4,000 per mile, and
provision was made for an issue Of similar
bonds to be used for bridge purposes. The
said act was amendatOry Of the act passed
February llth, 1892, ''to establish a sys-
ten Of internal improvement in this State"
and required that the increased amount of
bonds should be received, "upon the
terms and conditions mentioned in the act.
which this was intended to amend By
the act of Feberuary 7, 854, the length of
the sections which it was necessary for the
railroads TO complete before obtaining
bonds of the State, was decreased from
twenty to ten miles, after the completion of
the first section of thirty miles. By the act
of January 10, 1855, the foregoing act was
amended so that the grading only of ten
mile sections was required, in lieu Of the
completion Of said sections. The act of
October 29th, 1855, was amendatorg Of
the bridge law, above mentioned.
Your orator attaches hereto copies Of said
acts above referred to, marked Exhibit B.
and makes them a pai, of his bill Of com
plant.
Your orator shows that there was deliy-
cred on account of the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad and to the company Of
that name, internal improvement bonds Of
the State Of Tennessee, being of the num-
bers, dates, and in the amounts hereinafter
set for +.
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Sheriff Land Sale.

ON SATURDAY THE FIRST DAY
of February, 1879, at the Court House in
Knoxville, by virtue of an execution ia
my hands, issued from the Circuit Court of
Knox county, in the case of III. s. Scott,
vs. ASaline Bailey ct. al, 1 will proceed
to sell all the right, title, claim, interest
and demand the defendant Adaline Bailey
has Ia and TO a certain tract of land, known
as the Scott farm, situated and lying in the
second civil district oi hnox county, Tens
Crawford's heirs, John Gauts heirs AHd
others living about FIVE miles North OF
Knoxville on the Tszewell road; said in
{ rest being three undivided shares in the
above described tract of land This Jan
uary the Sd, 1879. g. Is. GOSSETT,
janl5dltw3t Deputy Sheriff
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sHERIf'S SALE.
No. I5,O2o.

DY VIRTUE CT AN ALIAS ORDER OF
ID sale issue by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
&c Knoxville, 1 enn sscC, in the case Of j. 3.
Horne VI. W. Fischer, anu to me directed . will,
on Monday, the 81 day OF February, 1879, h
front Of the court house d.Ur ia tho c ~ Of
knoxville, within legal hour, tittr tJr "a g 90
the highest bidder, Tor cab, the buowtrg De
scribed property Orc>ti nth acre trsct Of
land lying in the 81 district Of kooy county,
Ienness see, bounded as follows OH the north
by +. j. White, on the east y Lloyd FtbcrtF,
on the south by walker HutiCr and n the west
by r. Stuffsl also levied uJon twelve acre
tract Of land tho 81 distrcs q! Knox unity,
bounded as sOlluws On the sOuth b. =. =
White oU the east by 4. J. White, on a. e north
by John NJ. Crawford and on the cast BY W. Is.
, lilman; lev et on as the IN, perry Of Wu.
ischer. Z his, Dec nber 26tb, 1873
~ lw4L ALEX. REEDER Sheriff.
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POTTER COMMITTEE.

~, "A8SHINGToy, D. c., Jan. 81
Inc Potter Committee have com
menGed the Investigation of the
"cipher kilograms" The first wit.
ness was Clarence Carey, attorney
of the Western Union TELEGRAPH
Company, of New York. he est
fed that certain te,eg~aps wee
placed in his charge at the time i
was proposed to issue subpoenas for
their production. 1t was thought
owing to his position, q subpoena
would not be issued for him. He
was subsequently directed by the
Executive Committee to deliver
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MINOR DISPATCHES

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 81
The Supreme Court granted new
trial to Louis Guetig, the murderer
of Nary McGlew, who was to have
been hanged on the Goth inst. with
Achey and Merrjck.
An1EANDBIA, Jan. 9Th the
Ur ed Stat.s Circuit Court to-day
.2e u esl IN the Arlington case
eopt2ues the argument upon the
nc, &c 'oss - the jp,y. The Judge
eG ,4-s morrow he would dc
eide - on two instructions, asked
cOr ~ the plaintiff, and one of tho-e
askeu for by the defendants.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
I'D SUED Om the CiTcu Court At Knoxville
tennessee, in the case Of Moses w. McNutt ".
ElZ ibeth / unZOlOOd, aud 70 m directed, / will
on Mo rdOy, the 81 diy Of ebFuary, ls5li in
front Ct the court house in the citv Of noVsille,
Tennessee, within legal hOurs, offer for sale 20
the highest Lidder, for cash, a TRACT OF
LAND, belonging tp the defendant, situated iu
the 10th civil strict OF r nOx y, Tennessee.
adj ned on the east by Mrs. Dr.. Nelson, on tho
north by r ey tag ana Mrs. Rnby, OF the wet by
the wido fOX, on the south by h. Russell.
whoreOn the defendant now liyef, containing or
hundred and fly a1Tes, mOie or legs. one fourth
tf a mile no. ia ut Z. station, Thus the l.th d.
OF December, 1878.
dec23wt ALFN. REEDEP. 81 erir.
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SHERIFFDS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued by toe Clerk Of the Circuit Court al
knoxville, Tennesseei in the case Of j. n, and
", A. Horne vs.: VIM, Fischer, will sell on
front of the court house door in the civ OF
Knoxville, Tennessee, within legal hours, offer
for sale to toe highest bidder, for cash, an eight
acre tract ot land IN third civil district. Knox
j, White, on the east by Lloyd Roberts, on the
south by Walker Huifer, on the west BY K
Stuffe; also levied on ~ acre trnct Of land In
the third district of Knox county, bounded AZ
follows on tho south by n. }. " hite, aud on the
east by =, J. White, on the north by Jno NJ
CraWiords on east Dy w. ~. Tillman levied ou
as the property Of William Fischer. Tnis tho
26th day Of December, ls7s.
janlW4t ALEX, RFRDER, SherIG.
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SEE ERIFF'S sAsE.

No. IbL
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is
j sued from the Clrcru Court ct Knoxville,
Tennessee. in the case # Noes w. McNutt W.
EliZlbeth Y Youngblnod, and ~ 70 c directed, / will
on Monday, the Sd day Cf Ftbfu4ry, IS q. 20
front Cf the court hongc IN tle citv Ct knoxville
Tennessee, within legal hour, Cfisr for sslo ~
the highest bidder, 4 cab, TRAIT y
LAND belonging TO tbe defendlu', situated m
the 10th civil district Of ku, count, tennessee,
adjoined on the east by MR.. Or. Nelson, on tue
north by Freyts g.and Mr.. Raby, on the We. b.
tho widow Fox, on the south by 4. kusol.,
whereon the defendant nov hives, containiuE oae
hundred and tif,y acres, more o. lcsr, ore iourh
OF q mile uOrtA Of {. station. hts the 18th day
OF Dec NIB r, SIS.
decz5wit ALEX. REgDER. SLer.F.
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Notice.

l hereby forbid any person or persons to
hire or barber my two sons, Geo. w. and
James l.. Marine, aged seventeen and
nineteen years, who left their parents a.
nome in I-nox county. on the 19.h. of JAN
usry, 1870, in order to ramble through the
country. Any person giving information,
where :hey can be found will be paid fvr
their trouble. Address
DvID W. MARISE, Halls y Roads,
Knox county, Tenn.
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SHERIFF's SALE,
M 1RA

ANWa
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
I'D iss ued from the Circuit CouIt at KnoT,iits
Tennessee, in the case Of Moses w. MeNutt y,
Elizabeth Younghlood,, and 10 me directed 4
front OF the court house infhe city Of Knoxville.
Ten npessee, within legal hour, offer for sale ta
the highest bidder, for ea'h, A TRACT OF
the lOtn civi district Of Knox county, Tennesses,
adjoined On the east by Mrg. DR.. Nelson, on the
north by Freytag ana Mrs. Raby. on the wet bv
tho widow Fox, the south By II. Russo1.
whereon the detendsnt now lives, containing one
hundred and htty acres, more or less, one fourth
OF mile north of Z. station. This the 18th day
of December, 1873.
dec25W4t ALEX. REEDER, Sheria.
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OHE-TRIRD of the time allotted 10 a
session of the Legislature has elapsed
willie. Let US be thankful that they
have done nothing orse;but-~ell we
will not predict what devilment will
be accomplished in the next fifty days.
On for some phiIanthropist to write
Smallpox" over the dcor Of the
ate capital!
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER tF aALF
ID issued by the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court al
Knoxville. Tennessee, la the srlse Of CBeslF
NandergriI VS. j. n Draper al Il ". J. Daptr,
7 will, on Monday, the 81 day ot February, ih1g.
IN front OF the court house door in tho city "a
Knoxville, Tennessee, within legal hours. der
for sale to he Highest bidder for cash. one tract
OF land. as the property Of ", J. ana y. K. DTas
per. in tho 9Jth civil district of Knox county.
Tennessee. bounded by jacob Koady, David
Ridner and William Bright. containing ono
hundred acres, moro or less Ihi., December
l7th. 1873. AbFN. hEEUER, Sheriff.
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y NcIzc2 30 TIE Public.

~ 6o-a- .oJ James II. Cooper, about
10 years g : IS has left me without cause.
Al 2e-sc@s ne hereby notified that will
moi be Fespons;S Cor his contracts, or con-
dact in sTv way, END vii. give Ten Cents
Reward for his re.u1l 10 re, IN my farm
in .le19 Z ciE;l dist-ic. oS Knox county.
Jan. C2tt, 1879. JEo. Q. CALLAwAY.
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ChanCery COurl. KnOxyillp, Tenn.

N. 2.ila.
J. J. Pi'lsbtrry against 7. 7. Bishtp W. p.
WyHne ct al.
IN THIS CAUSr IT APPEARING FROM
! the amer d 81 hill, which is sworn 10. that .hc
defendants. 4. 4. Bishop and W. d. NynUc are
non residents OF The State oC Tennessee So that
the ordinary process of law can not be served
upon them. il is thertf fore ordered by he Clerk
and Master that the said defendants appear be-
fore the ChanccTy Court at Knoxville on or Cilfe
the 1 Monday Of March next AID make De.
fenfe 10 the bill e ed in this cause, or the same
will betaken for confessed and set for heariug cN
parte as to them. II is further ordered that this
notice be published in tbe knOZ vilio NhiR ara
Chronicle for four consecutive weeks. This. i
day OF January 1879. A true copy, teste.
janl5w4t NJ. l.. PATTERSON, (. & NJ.
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RsneyIeve Rogers Next ON ,ho Boa, d~.


The next event in Knoxville amuse-
ment circles will be the engagement
OF Miss Genevieve r )gers, the beSuti
fol and talented young prinla donna
She will play three nights at S;aub's
Opera House, commencing Monday
night, Feb. 10. Miss r Dgers is quite
a favorite with Knoxville play goera,
end her coming will be awaited ilu
no little spSieiy.
The famous and renowned Emet-
sons Minstrel are elso booked for q
two nights engeSemenf, 5eginnirs
TQesGay, Sc. IS t. WI be Our
fit cps - r..y Dis -ason . r2i' ness
soneth s c-,0- 70 n.ir-, elsy, and
will ro 1T o5 cec:a,es Oy loEega
o. III i u I =m;.ee cent.
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SaBRiFF'S SALE.


NO 4hif
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDFR OF SALE
ID issued by tho Clerk 0! the Circuit court at
Knoxville ennes-oe, ia the case OF II. X. A.
Burnett vs.. l. ID. ko @ and John Rose. and 90
ms directed, ] will, on Monday, the "a Gay OF
February. 1879, in front "a court house door in
the city of Knoxville. Tennessee. within legal
hours, offer for sale TO the highest bidder, for
cash. L. ID. Roses interest IN the farm that the
Ko o children now i've or, in the 18th civil dis
trict OF Knox county. deieIdants interest being
an undiy idtd eleventh Of shll farm, which was
Willed TO tho hers of St5rt Rose deJJ. The.
dsc2jWlt ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
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contracted in aid Of railroad companies IN
the State Of Tennessee" and the Act OF
Jan. 2, 1870, entitled "An Act for the paw.
ment of the State debt
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Our Legislators have now reduce
the salaries of all State aud county
Ulcers except their own. Of course
tney do not mean to neglect that.
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st. Valentines day approaches in
ihe near future, and preparations are
being made accordingly.
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INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
The OHIO Valley, light rains, followed
by colder partly cloudy weather
southerly winds, shifting to west and
northwest, followed by rising barom-
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XIV CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q

w ASHlN6ION, Jan. %.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
authorized Mr.. Edmunds to report
for passage, with some suggested
changes, which will not alter the
general purport, House jont-reso,
luton, proposing a constitutional
amendment to prohibit the payment
of claims Of disloyal persons for
proper J injured or destroyed dur
ing he late war.
The Vice President laid before
the Senate the credentials OF Hon.
James Shields, elected United States
Senator to fill The vacancy caused
by The death OF Senator Bogy,
of Missouri. Placed on G'e.
Bills were intTodu~ci 70 reorgan-
ize and d;a-.p''re ne miii'a of the
United s. 8. f 1,1reL.
A brll 9bo,i-t;ng the volunteer
Navy of tie N: "a S,e.es, pes5ed.
1t dispenscs viii the services of a
number oc ms ; cal officers.
Iir. Ednunds from the Judiciary
Com = stoe, reported back the
Ho-re joint resolution Proposin-
al Gueudment to the Const tution
for PEE ;biing the payment of the
cli Us of d;s,oysl per- ons for prop
ty iriU,rd i re late va, with an
Gnc'Crer { n .ae Il pre Of sub
CO was plaC. on the
Guunds n sIJ-i.sing his
re- .-s the judy Com
mt re Ts-olu.icn as it
p---- e .io.se Y ) to,ally made
6 @ e pI go--s indicated by
i -. Fe ID ne wculd soon
CT - 10 Sor consideration. The
Sem { p oce~GcG 20 the considera-
ton oG a oil . pay Warren Mitch
Gil E cotton cp5ured by the
United s. ies at Savannah. This
led to a Lengthy discussion. There
was no action.
The House was occupied in the
reference of bills introduced by the
call Of States.
Elr, Wright's bill for the Govern
meat loon of five hundred dollars to
any person desiring to take advant-
age of the provisions of the home
ste@d act was defeated; yeas, %;
nsvs, H12.
A motion is pending to suspend
the rules and pass the bill for erect
ing public buildings at several
places, including Augusta, Ga,
Oxford, Miss, Key West, Lynch
burg and Montgomery.
House ?diourned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

WoxxN's NroHT. = Tomorrow night
there will be o regular meeting Of the
Pacific Coast Pioneers ct their hall on
B street, Virginia. The meeting being
the second in September, will bs Two.
mems night" to attend. and there will
be q dance after the business is over. 1t
10 worth . good many dollars TO see
the Old Boys timber up their stiffened
limbs and thsn 60 siding up to o
oharmsr and take the floor as young a.
ever.
Virginia has passed q license ordi-
nance and purposes to tax Gold Killers
who 20 up there to obtain orders the
same as virginians have to pay when
they come down here.
Aldermen Orndorff and Moore Of vir.
ginia have been appointed q committee
TO confer with the Board Of County
Commissioners on constructing Q dead.
house or morgus.
Mcclellan, the artist, has just com.
plsted q portrait Of Victor Hugo. sitting
In o chair. his left arm resting on .
table. It Ia q very good likeness Of the
great author.
AssrssMrNr.-Ths Mscksy has levied
an assessment Of ten cents per ahare,
delinquent Oct. a.. See advertisement
In another column.
L. E. Sawyer. n Of Gold Hills good
men, left last evening for Bodie. BE Is
prospecting the section with q view OF
locating there.
vireinia's Mayor. Captain j. 8.
Young, has returned from San Francisco
and General Grant.
The bus leaves Virginia at 8 o'clock
In the morning now for the arst run to
Gold Hill.
The East Bonanza has been attached.
and employees are clamorous for their
pay.
ssmr L. Jones Of the Grown Point
has gone below.
Adolph sutro arrived this morning.
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At Q meeting OF virginia's Board oil
Of Aldermen last evening the following
persons were appointed Q committee Of
arrangements on reception Of General
Grant: J. ". Mscksy. W. h. Smith,
E. A. Schultz, Matt. Canavau. I. L.
Reaua, +. A. Tritle. DR.. Harris, George
A. King, ]. B. Mallon, Pat Foard, E. b.
Stonehill. Richard Rising, Captain Lord,
N. G. Gillette. Alex. Mckenzie, Dennis
Nevin, O. @. Goodwin, D. E. Mccarthy
and Grant Israel.
Mayor Young said that while in San
Francisco be had extended an invitation
to General Grant to visit Virginia, first
getting the views Of leading citizens
that the General accepted gracefully,
and seemed much pleased at being In.
vited TO visit the Comstook. stating that
no would come about the goth OF Octo.
Der.
II was the understanding. In appoint.
ing the above committee on reception,
that In Ease there should be any unwill.
ing to act the committee should have
power to fill such vacancies al might
occur.
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COUNTY coMMIssIoNERs.
Rsquisisisn for Hospital Supplies
The CourtHouse ReHco-Esc.

The Board OF County Commissioners
met this afternoon at l P. NJ, Chairman
Hazsltins In the chair. Pressnt-Com.
missioners Nye, Fraser and Gallagher.
The minutes Of the last meeting OF the
Board were read and approved.
DR.. Kirby presented a reputation for
supplies OF the County Hospital for the
period commencing Nov. /, 1879. and
ending Feb. 80, 1880. Filed and ordered
advertised In the Enterprise and Gold
Hill News for thirty days.
A communication was read notifying
the Board OF the date Of expiration OF
certain insurance on the storehouse ut
the Hospital; referred TO Hospital Com.
mittss.
Commissioner Gallagher reported that
Il would take 15 days yet to get the new
fence around the Courthouse started.
Adjourned to meet Monday, October
9th. ut IL A. u.
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ASSESSMENTS.

North Scorpion-io cents per share: levied
August II; delinquent Oct. Is. sale day
Nov. 9Th.
Orisisal Kew ssons-25 cents per share;
levied Jolly 2sth; delinq aent september LIST;
sale day October 2ld.
Aaekey 10 cents per share; leyisi septem.
6sr 22d; delinquent October 2Ith; sale day
November 18th.
Weas Comssock-i0 cents per share: levied
September 18th; delinquent October 30tn;
sale day November 10th.
BSnson Cousolidated-s 50 cents Der share;
levied September nth: Delinquent October
2id: sale day November 10th.
Asxtean-$i 50 per share: levied Septem.
Der nth; delinquent o:tobsr 18th; sale day
November 9Th.
Hale a Norcross 81 per share: levied
September stb; delinquent October ltthi
sale day November 9Th.
Sessh Comstock Consolidated - 2sc
per share; levied September ilth; delin
quent October soth; sale day November
ION.
. 0oush Usah-io cents per share: levied Sep
tember 9Th; delinquent october 9Th; sale
day October 18th.
ooush Comssock-2s certs per share. lev.
led september 9th; delinquent October
lsih; sale day November 81.
Dardaaellss-D cents per share: levied
september 9Th: Delinquent October 10th;
sale day October 27ih.
Bess d Bsicher-si per share: levied Aus.
18th: delinquent October ID; ,ale daJ octo.
Der a2d.
Chslisr-0 cents per share. levied August
Der Gath.
Reseat-50 cents per shsre. levied August
nth delinquent october 1ih; sale day
October asth.
0aeeer-2, cents per share; levied August
s0th; delinquent October ~; sale day Oeto-
Der I'D.
sosh; delinquent October ID sale day os'''
oherWood Consolidated 10 cents per
share; levied sepu mbsr ist: delinquent
October 9Th; sale day October sd.
Iewa 10 cents per share: levied Bugust soth;
delinquent September 32d; sale day oeto-
Der 18th.
Jsslee-si per share; levied August Ith;
delinquent September iith: sale day Sep
tsmbsr 30th.
Css. I1psrial- 10 cents per share, levied
August eth: delinquent september 10Th;
sails day October lat.
CrsWa Potas-ti per share: levied August
nth: delinquent october ist; sale day
October ?7d.
Lady Bryan-5O cents per share levied
Aug. n; delinquent Sept. "a; sale Gay
Oct. 70.
Calsdsaia-0 cents per share levied Aug.
Il: delinquent Sept. 10; sale day Oct. IL.
NoPsh DoaansA- rs cents per share: levied
August -; delinquent Sept. II; sas DAY
Oct. Z.
Oeeideasal-0 cents per share: leyiedsAus.
IL: delinquent Sept. Is: sale day oct.e
D~ulIioa-s0 cents per share: levied Aug. IL;
delinquent eept 10; ssls dsy Oct. !.
L0vtashaa as centa per share: levied Aug.
sth; delinquent 5eptembsr 9Th sale Gay
September S0th.
T~lowery-2s cents per share; levied August
6th: Delinquent September 10Th; sale day
September soth.
yellow Jaekes II 81 per share ; levied
August tth; delinqusnt september sth: sale
day October sth.
AIpha-Si per share: levied August TIN: de-
linquent September iith; sale day octo-
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