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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

HE regular Democratic candidate for
governor of Massachusetts, John Quincy,
Adams, received only $3.50 votes at the late
election. Whom speaking Of the party now
Le is accused of making too free use of
his own name
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28
WASHBURN'S NEMESIS.
THE GROUNDS UPON WHICH HE rs
TO BE REMOTED

EpitOme Of Mr.. Donnelly's Case--The
Shameless Bribery by Witch Washburn
Almost Without Llmt Two Hundred
and Thirty-Six Separate Caaes of Bribery
Proven--A Record Which Ought to MAX.
Every Honest Man Blush.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28
WISCONSIN NEWS.

I a.H - E
Edward Meehan, farmer of Willow
Springs, hung himself the other day.
Emil Gelhaas, engaged in the bakery Of
>. y. Smith q Son, Racine, has been ar
rested for stealing. He had been carrying
on his thieving for some time.
A little girl fell into we'll at LaC Crosse
the other day, and was found in standing
position, mutilated in terrible manner by
the quantity of barre! hoops and other rub
b!sh that had been thrown into the we'll.
Recovery doubtful.
John Corners, of Racine, who was sent to
the Waupun penitentiary last spring to serve
a ten years. sentence for outragiug the per-
son of young lady, has been granted new
trial and has been brought back to Racine,
and has given bonds in $500 for his appear
ance at the spring term of tho circuit court.
A son of William Harden, of Neillsville,
was chopping in the woods recently, when
lodged tree fell, striking him on the back
of the neck. Conclusion of the brain was
produced. He remained unconcious for two
hours. The doctor now reports that he is
improving, but says it is wonder that he
escaped death. .
The other day Joseph Shields, in the en-
ploy of J. S. Rowell, Sons & Co., at Beaver
Dam, was caught by one arm by shaft
making 130revoIutions in minute, and
was whirled around the shaft for full min
ute before the engine could be stopped.
His arm was broken and he was otherwise
badly bruised, but will recover. He had q
narrow, almost miraculous escape from
death.
Regarding the progress of the Lake Shore
railroad at the upper end the Shawanc
Journal says: The Lake Shore railroad com.
pany have their line established at Tigerton
and the track laid. Their objective point
this winter is Lake Gotoit, but as they have
ten miles to cut out, grade and iron before
they reach their destination, it seems some
what doubtful whether they will reach tina
point this winter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28
ST. PAUL, FRIDAY, NOV. %, 1879.

The brewers of Cincinnati have formed
grand stock company for the purpose of
keeping up the price of the foaming beve-
rage. This will not deter the beer drinkers,
however, from putting it down.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

HERE arc good many Republicans just
now who share Matt Carpenters "fears"
that there will be civil war in case of the
election Of Democratic President. They
would, in fact, be glad to herald such dig
aster if by that means they could retain con-
troll OF the goveruu.ent. But they wonld
take good cara 10 keep ont Of range of the
hostile guns end cling to the Offices like grim
death
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28
Caps for Gu cents, IS cents, 80 centa. 81,
Sl.25, at III East Seventh street.
A Sensible Editor.

II. T. HelmboId did not swindle the
Union. When his column advertisement
came we wrote for the first quarters pay in
advance; no answer was received, hence the
advertisement did not appear. We have
quit working for foreign advertisers on
promises.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28
Only Correct Report.
Hastiooa Union

The st. Paul GLOBE had the full and only
correct report Of the Pennington fire. The
GI'orE is one of the moet enterprising dailies
in the Northwest.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

Bed Flannel Suits for $3.50, as, $3.50, "a.
$3.50 suit. Can not he beat in the c,tv
Come and examine before you buy, at Thos. &.
Kerr's, LII East Seventh street,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

am closing out tho finest assortment of
Fine Fur and Soft Finish Wool Hats in the
city, at prices that would astonish Ute chief,
at Thos. L. Kerr's, lit East Seventh street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

still continue to sell the best Flannels in
the market for S2.G0 suit, ut Thos. L. Kerr 8,
lit East Seventh street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

Come and see the best all wool White Under.
shirt for $1.25, in the city, at III East Seventh
NJ
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

urer of Todd county offered tho mail carrier,
Milo Porter, $50 to abandon the cause of
contestant, whom he was vigorously sup
porting?
In this case we have proven, not one case
of bribery, but 236 separate and distinct
cases of bribery, all of which are traceable
to the contestee, or his committee, or his
friends.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

o6 feet; from east to west, SO feet
&Mrs. Elizabeth A. Colt, widow of Colonel
Samuel Colt the revolver man, gave grand
party in Hartford Monday evening in honor
of the 2lst birthday of her. only son and child.
Caldwell Colt. Young Colt will come into ill.,
mediate possession of about 81, 0OO, ZOO. He ia
not very much like his father, being rather
fond of good dogs, boating and such things.
Some ingenius creole at New Orleans has iu-
vented = lovers alarm clock which strikes
loudly at the reasonable hour of 10. As it
sounds two little doors open and a man in
dressing gown and cap glides out holding in
his hand card inscribed "Good night" As
ne bows and smilingly retires the sutton takes
the hint, says 'Good night, and then departs
In Paris few weeks since there were at the
theatres one Saturday night, the Prince and
Princess of Wales, the czarowitz and hereditary
grand duchess, Prince Napoleon. the count of
Paris, Queen Isabel of Spain, Don Carlos, tho
Duke d'Aumale, Mr. aud Mrs. Gladstone.
Adellna Patti, and half dozen Russian grand
dukes-a rather brilliant group of celebrities.
Admiral Ammen has received another letter
from Gen. Grant, in which the latter mentions
that parties representing the French capitalists
nave sent him communications in reference
to the Nicaraguan canal. The admiral saws
that Grant will have an interview in New
York, few days before his departure for
Cuba, with representatives. of both French and
American capitalists.
Whenthe body of man is found in New
York park, with the hands bound beh;ud and
gag in the mouth. the police get clue and
call it a case of suicide. 1t is only in New
York that man develops sufficient talent to
bind and gag himself as preliminary to the
taking OF his own life, aud it ID only in New
York that they raise policemen able enough to
impose such an idea on the public.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28

| (See printed testimony, page 1879 In out
| of Is precincts all the judges were favorable
to Washburn. ....
It is 10 wonder, therefore, that as CON-
pared with the votes of 1876 and 1877,
Washburn's pretended gains and actual
! losses stood as follows: ..-..E
| Gained in Minneapolis over Stewart,
lo9. ...:..;a oos votes
with Pi!isbury. 1S77. ...::..:. 1856 votes
Defeated in this Republican district,
outside of Eennepir, Polk and
httson counties by ajority of. ], 4S1 votes
Carried minneapolis by an alleged
majority OF. $50 votes
To state such q claim is to answer it.
The brief then reviews at length the ille-
gal votes cast, the unorganized counties, the
numbered ballots, etc. We quote:
CENSUS.
And then, says the contestee, "did the
contestant expect that we would deny that
the Republican party had central commit
tee to manage the campaign and q fund to
bear the legitimate expenses of speakers and
workers.
We concede the right of Republican CEN
trail committee to pay the expenses of Re-
publican workers and speakers; but We den7
their right to induce Democrats to speak
and work for them by the use of money. II
such claim is conceded, it is in the power
of q rich Republican to buy up one, two or
ten thousand Democrats ssto work for him.
and thus control the district Such doc
trine ends republican institutions, and
makes farce Of popular elections.
It is next claimed that Fred Puehler was
employed simply to take census of the
voters of the district. Is it to be believed
that the conrestee would pay man 1886 psr
week, and $40 dsy "for travelling and
treating simply for the purpose of going
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
AT0THeE SALES.
Sy +. a. Kerby, Salesman.


EQMMISSlO KK'5 eALa Of REAL rs
~ TATE-Bg virtue OF u decree fthe Circuit
Court OF AlexandriS county, pronounced ut its
Novamber to?n, 1873 in Inc chs:cery suit OF
C;ack2T. gu.riian V. Crockol's executors and
o!hars, the undersigned, special com missioner
in said c.sa, val offer lUr ssn by public auction,
on SATU EDAT, January 1872, 1879 at twelve
o'cloc. IL, il front &c tho Msrke. House, on
Royal street, 6lUx sndri+. Virginia. certain
PANT uH tA2GEL OF LAND. lying in AL.
eisndrla county, aHd described as follows:
Commencing on tho north slds Of the Columbia
turnpike. nad running thence north eight de-
gress west forty i've and hslf rods; thence
north eishty three degrees east thirty four acd
u half rods 10 the Go!um biz schoo house; thence
westerly a!ong the north linz of said school lot
to he nor Iii west corner th-rs If; themes soutnef-
is aong the YES. line Of said school lot ten rods,
or Lhere.bpi.S, to thu aforesaid turnpike; thence
westeriy along the said turnpike to the pl see OF
beginning, CONTINUING two sores OF land, 10.
gctCtr with all tho supur tenauces belonging.
Terms OF Ssie: Ten per ceutum OF the pur-
chase money in hsud, eUd the resi- tue upon
c.edi. of sl3, twelve aal eighteen months. eyi.
dencel bY tue bonds u! tia purchaser for tina
dc erred pay Il ats. IA CO lsl in.tslnsnts. bear.
iEg interest from data The tito 70 bs retsined
until tho Thoia OF the purchase money is paid.
tOURTJiND Il. SMITH,
dec 1873 Special Com missioner.
1T The above sale has been postponed until
WHUNESUAY, the 1911 day Of February.
1879 at the -ama time and place in l3-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

The Doc BlLL.-Tbe vote by which, what
is commonly koown IS "the dog bil' was re-.
jected, was reconsidered 10 the Senate Of Vir
einis, on Thursday, and the bill passed, is as
follows:
Be it ensc!ed BY The General Assembly of Viz
ginls. That any person so desiring may obtain
from the commissioner Of The revenue Of his city
or county license to keep dogCr dogs, paying
therefor to the treasurer, for one dog the SUN OF
one dollar, and for each additional dog the sum
OF htty cents, the license 10 contsin the dIscrlp-
ton and names Of snch deg or dogs; and upon
The receipt Of such iicensa such person may hsve
such dog or dogs listed for taxation by the com
missioner OF tie reve;.us a. valuation to DO TX
cd by the sa,a commissioner. ANY dog so listed
Is hereby declared personal property. Larceny
ct:ny such dog shall be deemed petit larceny
and prosecutions for treapsss upon the samethsl
be tor misdeamor. But no offanse under this ac
snail be punished with stripes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

sEy- WHAT $500 DID IN WALL STREET,
Aug. l6.h. 1918. K :. Wenb. fhls Pa, wrote
sle.srs iIgw.rnco & &c., Bankers n. Y: Dear
Sir8 Yours containing remittance Tor 81, 20.
as prof S on my zoo sh ares, is received Accept
nv thanks, for am we'll satisfied AS you re-
quest you may usa This lstlsr, l would recon-.
mend every ono who feels di.posed to speculate
to serd for your circular" Tn!s is but one IT,
stance out Of thousands By which thenew COM
BINATlON SYSTEM Of operating in stocks
enables paopla with large or small capital to
make similar profits. By this excellent plan,
the orders Of thousands of customers from city
and country arc pooled into GNE III MENSE
SUM and co ope rated NJ d MIGHTY INDl-
VIDUAL ACCOUNT Esch member o! the
con- pinstion socures all the advantages of the
largest capital united with experienced sliill.
Profits divided montnIIgi $40 inyes.ed returns
$40 or per cant on the stock. $50 will mako
$50, and SO on, according to Inc market. MesSrs
Lswrcncs q Coz. new circular (nailsd free) has
Two unerring rules for success and explains
everything, go that any one can operate profit
ablv All kinds Of st,cEs and bonds wanted.
New Government loan supplied. Apply to
Lawrence tz Co, Bankers. 81 Exchange n. Y.
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

SOUP HoUsE-Tbe soup house continues
to supply many Of the needy people OF The city
with good srd nutrions food. Sinoa last re-
p5rs, a lot OF bread bas been received from
Geo. 4. Hill; lot Of bears from T.. u. At
well; aud aqurter OF beef from w. b. Maroury.
o. Monday l20 persons were supplied with
SOUP; Tuesday s.: Wednesday l27; Thursday
l3S: Friday l67.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
The deposltnrs 10 tho late Farmers aud Mo
oharic, Savings Bank will to pleased to see By
notice published ia anolher column, that they
arc ct last to receive another dividend OF eeVer
per cent upon III .ir depo.i:s, payable 90 Feb
vuars lsi. IL is hoped BY the receiver that he
viii be eushed to declare sDother aud larger
dividend III the spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

4 BaWL FROM SECOND BASE -Hsrfy Sbsf
cr. the ssc1ad base Of the Boston CLUB, fell and
d;,ccatad bis knee cap lit !e while age
lIn says hat he owes his Almost lmne dla'c
,coovery to Giles L'bimeDt lodids Ammonia.
Sold b. /. S. L:sdbearrr & Bro. ir,al SIZE
2jc.uIs Dr.. Giles l2O West Broadway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

SURPRISE pARTY.-A largo number OF young
p.ore tlom West Eod aud vicinity gave EUR
Prise psrty at ho residence of Mr.; Henry
Johuscn, st Mouot Eagle, across Huutioe
Geek, CO Thursday light. Dancing was kept
40 uolil midnight, when the company was iu-
y!ted GU. 10 most bountcous repast, to which
full Justice was done. More dancing followed,
40 tho party did not diiperse until nearly day
light,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

MAKE NO MIsTaKG.-In DooLEY's 7 EAST
POWDER y.u get Tho best article Of he kind 10
rhe wo!lt rho caos AID bottles are aWays
full WEIGHT, the article it:c.f the lu-est std
sray.,s s, possible, 50 hat a smaller quao'l'y
han usn,l sufFc,4 D. y0u weet gDur Dspk'n 9
awsvs perf.o, cont fill thcu 10 u3o DOC
rive YEhST POWDER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
Dead.

HAMILTON. ONT, Jao. lS.-Aliernsu hsu
icy Fnzpa..ick, senior Alderman OF this ei'S
bayiog hcen member Of the Bon for so7el
tee1 yclr-, died srdieols 10 tn, C1uccl Cham
Der, ut mi1aght, while 10 the act o; moving
Igsur,ltr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

For upwards Of ;hi:ty years Mrs. Wins'oT' S
Soothing Sy.Hp has 5chl usad tor ch!dTcn. II
coTT@cts acidiiS Of t;c stomach, relieves VINO
COLO, Regulates the Goaele, cu.ua iyscatary and
hisr,loo. whether ari,iUg from lec,hng or other
aauses. An nj ari well tr!a; remedy. % cents
a hnliln. 0 ZZ.W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

LuCaL LEGlsLA1IGN.-ihs SeDate OF Viz
sipp ,es:a.d.y p.sssn the Hons; bill 20 amend
he char!rr If this city.
lathe ii,use of Delegates, Mr.. Mushback
in,reduea bin to d. jurisdiction 10 the
Upii.d States, over sufficient laod 10 Al'Xan-
1ria county, ior tho ooustruc ion of the Vlrgi
MA euu OF tho proposed free bridge, at the
ghree Sisters, which was referred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

REIItF Hook AND LADDER CoMpANT.-
there uas 4 called meeting ot the ksiet Hook
ADD Ladder Company. last night, With Il. NJ.
L4,i.n, chaifuau, sud W. X. D.vi]sou, Sst-
.ctaIy.
The rcpor. OF The Committee ou Ucllerns
WAC received, ADD uniform shirt made OF white
a4uyeI was adopted II the use Of tito c1mpapY.
$ co rouioc bu,iAess Was transacted aud the
ugctlns ndiouroed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
EOCSL RREIITEES.

TIE Lq1o' Dealers Association CT this oiIy
nrnocs, 70 have a moernz in regard to the
rrcpo,. d chsug,s 10 the ii, ffstt puEch law
next Monday night.
A marriage licers> was granted 10 Mashioe.
tor, ycst"r4ay. to Minor Harris, Ct tSrqulef
county, Va, and Phillis Baoket, Il hat c'y'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
An INTERESTING CASE. Tho Cumberland

News says.
An interesting case wss tried before justice
R!ocher Yesterday. Henry Teeters sued thu
Borden Mining Company for SIT 90 kept back
rom the freight on boat load of coal carried
By 'roetera 70 Georgetown. the company claim.
ing tha. fvetons of the load had been taken out
DUNG tho trip The suit is the first one OF the
kind known to have besR brought in this section.
Mr.. 4. L.. Tilshmgl, the companP's agent here,
testified to Tie amount Of coal with which tha
bo,! was loaded. aud stated that the Georgetown
agent had examined the load and discovered the
shortage Teeters testified that hehad not taken
OF even tho customary amount of coal SLOWED
for fuel In the absence Of the personal all d.
legged shortage, tho magistrate decided tho case
in favor of Tee:ers. Ths coal compsny's coul-
sci sisted his Intention of carrying the case to
court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

EAGLE SHOT MIR. Edward McWiiams'
who resides 10 Fairisx county. near this city.
shat grey eagle, yesterday, which measured
Gig BIT feet, from tip to tip across the Wings
+: bird was a noble specimen OF Its species
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

PoLlcE ITEMs.-rhe following GASES haVs
becu ri 4 siUco yesterday.
SAMUEL MadisJp, c,lorsd, FIR being drunk
.rd di.otdrfly, was Zoe aud DISCHARGED.
Charles j, fT.r,ou. accused OF stealing sheep
>kios from Julias Diitus, Vas committed for
'ur'her Examination.
Joh1 blight for assaultiug Ella Summers,
vas iacd aul di-cnsread by JaStics Padgett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

The CITY DEpr.-A meeting of tho repre-
scu!atigts Of the banks and other holders OF the
city boadi Has held at the Citlzaos' National
Bark 20 Day aid paper approved asking the
City CouuciI 10 meet on hlondag oght next and
aagp. RS uiioDs asking the General Assembly
- Invest he CouaciI With authority to iuad the
Co:pors.ien debt at par, aud further empower
thcnl 70 o!akc such arrangements, 10 regard to
III: intarsat, 80 may be hereafter agreed upon
between The city aud The boudholders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

ALEXANDRIA CANAL Co.-I'be Board OF
D.r,c;or oil tho Alexandria Canal Company
hid a meeting thi4 moroiDg, present: Gait.
". j. Bgcthc, President, and Messrs. j.
Wheat, J. w. Burke, b. Barton and j. b.
SIN ot. ID rec,ors.
Resolutions Of rcspec. to the memory Of +.
G. Uhler, esq., late Secretary of The Company,
scre sdup;cu, and l.. f. UhIer elected TO fl
the v.CatcI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

FgRaoNAL MIR. Jefferson TscsY, Treasurer
Of Alrxlcd!Ia county, is lying quite i'll ct bis
resiIcasa Ga tho Locsburg Turnpike.
~. i. |, Adam, whose suddco aud soilons
iilr:.s vas mentioned yesterday, sank go much
iast night Is. his recovery Was despalred OF by
his physicians, bar this morOiog be was go
uuch better that his friends are encouraged to
E0nc Ter his recovery.
Mr. j. r. Armstrong il lying extremely Ill OF
his reaidence on Cameron street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

"You can't come it," said customer 10
druggist who crdeavored to palm on bis OVID
mixture when Dr.. Bulls ConSh syrup was
asked for, and Bulls he got. Price - cent
hnttla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
kQC.aE ia TIERS.

WEATHER PEoBABiLlTlEs.-Jau.l lS1o.-
For IT,. Middle st.es rsln and STOW, followed
by partly cloudy and colder weather, south west
to northwest winds, and rising barometer during
the night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

FoR BaKISd PANS, CAKE PAYS. PIE PANS,
O,s,ei Can. Coke Cutters. i!u loya, or any
,hirs 10 the ,;nware iiae. Osl' on Sesn,bury Z
Bro, c,tnr King AID Guluulhus Sis. dec u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

Nothing contained in this act shall be con-
s.sued ga interfering with special lave imposing
Il tax On dogs in sny county in the Com mon
wealth or with auy general statute OF the St'!c
already in force in reference to dogs.
3. Tire Auditor Of Public Accounts shall pre-
ecriDs a tag to be paid for by the owner OF the
dog, which shall be worn by esch dog Listed snd
taxed as provided in the first section. Tho dog
shall be considered ''personsl property WITHIN
tho meaning ofths act when wearing such t12
4 This act shall be in force from il passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
TEXAS FOR SALE.

AYE. THh EXECUTORS OF Joan +.
w DULsNY, decs ssed will offer the shove
named FARM FOE SALE on the SIEVE
TEENTa Os FEBRUARY, 1879, at twelve
o'clock. u. tho salem Depot. Msassaas X. Il.
Iho Texas iayr.l is vel! knowni hes Ia Eau luier
county, two miles iroia Salem dtpot; contains
$50 ACRES, more or less; about ~ Ia gooa
TIN e.r; lis residue clescc1 add divided isloo
ield., vita good fencing The improvements
consist Of good ID ELLlNG HOUSE, WITH
Rooms well Of czcellcn! wstcr, hrst class oa'r.
stables. &:
Tarus of S.lo: Iw5oty per cert CASH tho
retid le IL LcU .nuU.t pay !ntnts d1ierro1 oonos
bearing pc. cJn: intercst fro N janu..y l, 1871,
with approved psrsunst security Title 10 %
retained TIL pu Sh4 -o money Is I'll pail. 1nts:'
est or deferred ~ meut, 20 b unId auuuttly.
Tho purchaser vail ba allowed TO sued tue
corn :aud tbls fall will bs nllo we'd Interest on
cash pay mem. 10 Jsnusry 1t, 1880, ,0acn pos
scssi09 ,ciN Gs given, AS The limbsr Iaud Is Vail
uape, onIy S. Iii :Isnt amount for u!o OF Tue
tsrm will c allowed - be cut until the Two lfsl
bonds are paid Mr. J. Alex Carter, who rents
tho farm this yesr, will snow said farm and glVa
my infuro.-tiun desired concerning IL.
r. II DULANI,
tSiYne3y AkTaUE HEEBERT,
JNO. =. CAHTER,
ian S-ts Ex'rs. OF John T. Dulsuy, deco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

OvERCnATs NEARLY given Away. ct ka!z:n
yic's, go h g., Na>hlGg'on, -. 4.