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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-05
BELLEVUE, La, THURSDAY, MAY s. 1881

iet III our dealings with his race in crimes
Of war and ravage
"no - the christian, one might ask some
And who the savage?
MS TRAITS are ours, seen in dusky glass,
os And but remind us
VI neatnenlsm we hardly yet alas,
have left behind us.
Is rignt hdds for white race wrong for black and
| A man or woman.
"hdt nue. soever, after all that's said
is simply human,
viewed from the smoke and misery of his dim
Civilization ' '-A'i
HOW seems, I'd like to ask-how seems to him
Inc proud Caucasian?
shape the question as he saunters nigh,
But shame to ask it.
we turn to price his wares instead. and buy.
Ierhaps basket
nut tnls IS strange! man without pretense
wv, OF wit or reading,
"nefe did he get that calm Intelligence
Inat plain good-breeding?
with him long patience, fortitude unspent.
tntaught sagacity:
Cuiture with us, the curse of discomfort
frloe and rapacity.
Something we gain of him and bear away
BeSIdes our purchase.
we look awhile upon the quivering bay
And shimmering birches
The young sQuaw bearing up from the canoes
Some heavy lading;
Along the beach picturesque papoose
Splashing and wading;
The Withered crone, the camp smokes slow
ascent,
The puffs that blind her;
Inc girl, her Silhouette On the Sun-lit tent
Swallowed behind her;
The stalwart brave, watching his burdened
wife,
Erect and stolid
we look, and think with a.pity of life
So poor and squalid.
Then at the cheering signal of bell
We slowly wander
Back To the world, back to the great hotel
Looming up yonder.
~. Il. Ir0trbridge an Hdrper's MdQdzine.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-05

"A meeting to raise funds for the
education of Indian children was held
recently in New York, at which ad-
dresses We're made by Carl Schurz,
General Miles, and Bishop Whipple.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-05

Poison in the dye of yellow stock
ing killed a woman in Amsterdam, N. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

v.eh csan,.ler Va. NOT only strong man
and n exoert boyer. bill be had the sthu
"a back h,s muscle and u didn't take Az o'S
- inst Il he Gloss Of The war, and the ony
bssore the ersud review IN Washington,
ne serafor came ont TO BIadensburg 70
visit the Michigan cavalry. the boys MeI1
n HIGH spirits, and many OF TIE SKIN weIe
,o,erested spectators OF boxing ma'cn, W
rather \ series Of set to's with the gloves.
zsch took his place In the circle unknown
10 ali. ana attracted no attention unit one
"a the boxers was driven back upon nim'
Leaning forward, the Senator Whspeisu'
" Young man, saw dozen goou On""o''
for your left In there" On Tho
asav, old coon, maybe you're on snS
box 20 called the other, a. ne oYe.n i,
the remark. Zach peeled on DIS a,pasa
coat. put down bic bat, and TOOK .oe s'v rs.
from The one who had been wofs'se. -
81 her man wac the beat boxer 10 the req.
ment. and there was intense exci'e"e"' -
the two squared on. -. ara
Not , pass was made for minute, an.
then inc Senator found an opening ana SEW
lefc.hspder so straight and solld tnaI NV
oononept went down like log. lie goe up
slowIv end In a dazed condition, ana re-
moving the gloves from his hands ~,
nroacbed the Senator snd asked SAY u'u
rou hi. me with q brick bospttsl!
"No: struck with this" replied hacn,
os be held out his left. The man surveyed
II. felt OF IL, run his hand up and down Tue
senator's arm, and turned to the BOYS anu
observed /: "That settles me. | prefer 'De
brick bosnital."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30
The Assassin Guiieau.

iFr0m yesterday evenings sta'J
Yesterday Guiteau sent for District-At'
torney Corkhll. telling him he had some.
thing OF importance TO say. The Colonel
went to the Jail, and Guiteau called bis at
tention to what be calls the attack on him
by the guard, McGiil, and asked II 1t was
not cowardly for a guard to enter as Nc
Gill, with a pistol, and II he did not think
Mctiilps conduct should be inquired into.
He claimed that McGill intended to shoot
him, and there was no excuse for McGilPs
actions. Colonel CorkbiIl attempted 10 ex-
plain that Mr.. McGill may have been little
too Jealous. Colonel Corkhill says "that
Gulteau is looking very we'll, talks intelIi-
gently, and gives no evidence whatever OF
insanity. he has found out that the Presl-
dent Is still alive"
A few DAYS since Colonel Corkhill re-
ceiYed letter from George Scoville, OF Chi
csgo, brother-in.law Of Guiteau, in which
Re said that he would undertake Guiteau's
defence. ~ showed the letter 10 Gul-
teau," said the Colonel, "and be said: 8
do not want TO be bothered about these
things till the time comes. am not pau
per; am comfortably provided for. When
| want a lawyer | want an eminent criminal
lawyer, and George ScoyiIle Is no better
lawyer than l am"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30
Female BARRIERS.

Iron the Oil City Derrick
There IS female barber ID BradIorO,
and we are not surprised that she has the
beft OF trade; that men shave who never
shaved before, and men who ALWAYS snaTed
now shave the more. Why, they Just tum,
bile over each other to get Der CHAIR: ana
the lucky m9u Just Strengthens himself on.
and outs himself under the iBfusDce OF
her bands as " she was female doctor.
When she runs her fingers arouod bis iaee
and tickles hlm under the chin with the
Iather.bru.h IL makes bis blood grow Dol
and bis toes Jingle, while his scalp priekIes
like an electric brush. Then when she slips
one arm under his head and grabs hold OF
his of ear, and draws the razor to star
board. be feels like paradise regained. lps
bad on the nerves, but it's nice. Then she
bauls his face over toward her and leans
forward, bringing his nose up against her,
and proceeds TO clean the of side OF DIS
head.
Thst IL The time the man calls up all DIS
patriotism and his courage, recites the De.
cIara,ion Of Independence, aud dreams OF
hours snd the harem Of the Old Man OF tne
Mountain, and gets so weak that he taxes
hair oil, bay-rum, and a shsmpoo, and has
his hair cut twice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

Byiefs.--Tbe Richmond sud Allegheny
Railroad Company continues lie repairs on
the water dan recently purchased from 'oe
city. The good effects OF their c,ulking u
seen In On increased supply oil water 10 tue
canal.
Mancbester's quota OF colOred volunteers
consists OF one company, a delegation from
which paraded yesterday as part OF 1ne
escort Of the Knights OF st. Augustine
Washington I'D. Co coiored Catholic oruer'
who arrived 10 Richmond on Sunday.
There are four tobacco factories In the
eity--yiz.. Gary's, GarnetPs, HatcheFs, and
EnderSs-alI OF which are at work. resi-
dent revenue agent sttends 10 the Govern
menps interest
Besttie's stage line put in az immense
days work yesterday. About 80 per cent
Of those who went 10 Richmond did so Tor
che purpose OF attending Robinson's circus.
some OF those who returned from the hrst
performapce were not pleased, judging
from The tone OF their remarks.
There has been noticeable Increase 10
land sales IN the city since the sale OF the
vater-power, and at an advance over former
rates.
The granite foundation for the kaolin-tac'
tory and porcelain works, above the Free
bridge, rs nearly completed. Ii VIII De car
lied above high-water mark.
East winds still make toe evening tides
very high. The water in the river Is quite
clear now, and the fishing good.
A number Of the sportsmen who practice
on the bats 10 Marks addition every eve
ming are from Richmond. The new patent
breech.loaders are found to be welcome and
valuable successors to the old-time style oil
shooting-iroD.
The Old Dominion Cotton and Wool'en
Mill hes erected a new fence In front OF Its
premises, facing the Manchester canal.
Miss Lois Buskey, Of Norfolk, and Miss
Addie A. Moore, Of Berkeley, are visiting
In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30
knights remp,ar Going TO yorktown,

Beauseant Commandery, No. 8, Knights
Templar, Of this city, and Maryland
Commandery, Of Philadelphia, have char
tered the steamer Theodore Weems, and
will go together 10 Yorktown to attend the
celebration. They expect to take up their
quarters on the steamer while at Yorktown.
The communicates will act as especial es-
cort so the Grand Lodge Of Masons OF Vir-
giuia at the laying OF the cornerstone Of the
Centennial monument. They will also Of
ficiate as escort to the Grand Commandery
OF Knights Templar OF Maryland. The
Beauseant will probably be the only Mary
land commandery represented at the cele.
bratiOR.- Baltimore american.
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Brutal Fathers Terrible Crime.

Especial 10 tne Baltimore Amerlckn'J
WASHINGTON, August 2S.-When EXPO
llceman John Mitchell (colored) was tried
recently for committing a rape on his four
teeD-year-old daughter Eliza he denied 1t
on the witnessstand, and told such plau-
sible story that the jury disagreed, aud sub
sequently it was arranged that a new trial
should be granted. A few weeks ago the
daughter gave birth TO child, which ia still
alive. Mitchell has recently experienced
religion, and has within the past week or
ten days written q number OF letters to his
wife. In these epistles be confesses the i'm
proper intimacy between himself and his
daughter. He asks his wife 10 forgive him,
and assist in procuring his release, promis.
ing teat when free from prison that he will
work faithfully to support his family, and
send Ella 10 Baltimore to school. Here he
will keep her until she is eighteen years Of
age, when be thinks she will be fitted to
take care of herself. The wife, however,
proposes that the law shall take its course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30
Amen AmerIcnnFmor,Ia.

A number of gems have been received ID
New York from a mine 10 Alexander
county, n. g. There is an emerald green
variety OF spodumene entirely new 10 scien'
tihc men. The crystals are OF different
shapes aud sizes, and some are sufficiently
like the ordinary emerald as TO be taken
for them. Que OF the gems, weighing two
and haH ksrats, has been purchased fol-
the British Museum. The largest OF the
stones yet obtained weighs five and five
eighth karats. and the colors vary from light
to dark emerald green. The gem Is worth
from ten collars TO one hundred karat, &C.
cordiDg to size and brilliancy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

Ghssier. --Mucb 70 the RELIEF OF 'hn'o
PARTIES IN Chester Saturday even'ne , a.
was accompanied there WIN mole LIE 1s W.
accustomed quiet. No lutoxiea'eu "S s.
Oak Railroad Company hanos waue suv,'
appearance, 81 on TIE preceoIog Ss.s - ~,
% raise disturbance. IL wee pslosps ~
that ibis was SO. as local pasfo, ccms'osIo'
o. determined men OF Dosn coicIs "oe, '.
have composed sny differences .ea' A's"'
nsse arisen in very summary style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

Judge II. d. Twigs, member OF the
Georgia Legislature, was recently attacked
by two f0otpads near Gainesville, Ga, one
evening while taking walk TO cascade Ia
the neighborhood. The one who grappled
with him found the Judge more than {
match, and in the struggle the two rolled
down hill into the creek. Having stun
ned his antagonist by blow between The
eyes, he sent rock against the other which,
though il failed TO Bit him, came so neal
that it cause him TO fly, and hts pal also took
10 his heels.
Josh Munday, a cOlored man who muir
dered his wife, was executed on Friday al
EdgeGed, South Carolina. His former
wife, sister Of The one he killed, and
Josh's son were present at the execution
The woman seemed to gloat over The sight
and was heard to say, " The villains got his
due at last" Josh, on the scofold, said thai
the shot was accidental, and appeared salts
fed that he was "going 10 glory"
John X. Cornatt is appointed postmaster
at Elk Greek, Grayson county Va. Frank
G.. Maloney is appointed postmaster al
townsville, Amherst county, Va.
By the by tasks a military friend, can you
tell me II 1t is the correct thing for a lady &c
lay hold OF the lobe OF her partners cal
with her teeth when whirllng in the giddS
waItzi II il is not the thing The adds
| shall demonstrate the next time 1t happens
Hh,tehdH IN. ~ Reuie,o.
Sculptor: l delight in modelling YOU
face. Brown. There's such immense va
riety in it-fBrown begins 10 smile plea
sanily)-one side OF the face is % utterly
unlike tho other, you know. Drown
smile extends TO the wrong side OF hi
mouth. )-London Punch.
"Great jimmy, Spraggles! What's the
matter with you? PVe never seen yoJ
looking so completely worn out" "Wby
the fact is. don't feel exactly right; t
tell you the locK-bottom truth, Pm jus
back from the seaside. p Louisville Cou
rier. Journal.
/ A Kentucky editor says: eve are no
responsible for the article in our inside. |
was contributed by friend" &c. In Texa
| II is the bsrkeeper who Is responsible fol
what Is In many Of the the editors insides
Teas Siftiags.
| A California newspaper lsments the sal
condition Of "two granddaughters Of tb
poet Keats" living poor and friendleSs, on
in South America and the other in Liver
pool. The poet Keats never was married
"Neyer get notbin' right in the papers,
moaned an old man IN the bastile last night
Name spelled wrong 10 the police repor
again this morning. Rochester Express
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

BURNETT's COCAINE, THE Best OF ALL
HAIR DREssINGs.-It allays irritation, re-
moves oil tendency to dandru1, and inyig-
crates the action Of the capilaries in the
highest degree, thus promoting rigorous
and healthy grotcth of hair. Its effect upon
The glossiness and richness OF the hair is
such as cannot be surpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

Rose Murphy, stout Philadelphia wo-
mac, on Saturday was buying bucket OF
coax from street peddler, when size miss
Sanssel Anthony, eoIored youth sfan,ting
neu, and suitiRg the action 10 the wore, at
once dSged into mis- pockets in search OF or
She Of last found the poker
book lying on the ground, where the thief
had Dropped It. and handed her prisoner
over 10 the police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

yoc,i Politics. The Conscfvssiye-Deno
<vs,sr VOTERS viii on next saturday night
held meeting In all four q the wards 70
ss.~t sven delegates 70 the DistTic, ConTen-
f'on. soon 70 meet 81 Chesterfield Court
Ssuse. 10 nominate csodidstes tor the House
8, Delegates from Powbasan and Chester
fe,d counties and the city Of Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30
Gene~al wierspam,s Protest.

Wickhaul, OF Virginia, Is no patriot. He
won't lie essy and let Malone skin him
alive preparatory to swallowing him, Just
as he has swallowed the bulk OF the Repttb.
lican party In EireinIa. Wickham protests
that he Is able 10 take care OF himself, and
serves notice upon the country that he isa't
fn little Billy MAhone's stomach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

rApIoR CHAMBER, AND DINING
1890 FifRNITsIaH AT AUET1ON.-O1
THURSDAY rHE 1sr ssPrHMBm.
=, (, n o,,sosk viii sefl st the residences 500 cas-
Esvtitn sornsr Eighth sssesi, OF The fanI y; MO
are removing frsui the state- pofhon " '~
si nkfrn c RsPs Walnut rARIo ssIT Of
2 SOFAS, 2 ARN-CHAIRs, ans sma"ef
q large uh LAhtMaRvQUINs aud coaNIcE; cv.v
DREssiNG CASE SOLID WALNUT CnAn-
BER SUIT. In excellent order OF best maAe'
.uANTsst,ME OAK HALL-RACK;
OAK MARBLg-TOP SIDEBOAkDi IN,
OAK EXTENSION DlNING.TAbLE, WIN
A lot ee cROCKFRY and GLASSWARE;
/ OAK OFFTCE-D DESK:
tn mai Iot ~ CHAMBER FURNITURE;
several SECOND HAND CARPETS; o,,,,,x,,
I eSeSlient No. D Richmond made COOkiN6-
STOVE aud apourtsnances, r..
JNO. II. LAUGHTON, JR..
an aoa. Aucioneer.
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nvs.B. caasnn a 90.
zeal E.sa,s ak>nss ana Apeiionsefr
COMMISSIONERS SALE
PHOENIX IRON FOUNDRY
EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS,
CITY OF RICHMOND,
roeK1BER WITH 120.HoRsE POWER
ENGINE, BLOWER, cUPoLA.
FLASH, PATTERNS, &C,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
p,r,u,nt 10 decree OF The District Court OF NE
rrn,fad states for the Fsstern DisIlcg OF NIth'er
snIered the ls Anga;t bsSn, 10 s special
cttn mjssiOners named therein. "lli' on
TUESDAY THE BOTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1881
At O'Clock NJ, on the premises, proceed 20 sell at
public auction 70 zoe nioe 10 WIsm h Cook 20 The
h mid Known As the PHGSIX FOUNDRY; and
snated as above described. together WITH the ease
81 Inc ground. which expires on me Isl usy %
July 1895. This building fronts lofty lSe n VI
Eighth street. and runs back between parallel nnes
a deplh Of one hundred ana thirty three feet' hore
| or less u, -. Ia o.,
ENGINE Of 120-horse power
| i BLOWER, l CUPOLA,
100 FLASKS,
iS0 CoN BARRELs,
500 mplete PATTERNS,
10 IRON SADDLES,
rUMBLER MILL. ~,
In one. II Is believed that this sale viii embrace
everything necessary 10 work complete founurJ
OF this caUaciiy. -, , 49, -
Persons desiring TO purchase viii Dc well 10 ex.
anime this property before the day or sale as IL Is
seldom that such opportunity IS Onered 10 engage
10 business - . .,nrr,
TERMS OF SALE Cash. r. 7. TURNER'
q. X. MACON,
special Com miesoners.
Sale by r. b. CHAPLIN Co., Auetioneers.
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THB WHOLE TRUTH.-Sam Johnslng was
up before the Justice the other day. The
Justice told him that telling the whole truth
about the matter would be regarded as a
mitigating circumstance. Sam said he would
tell the truth.
"Well, then, how many chickens did you
steAli"
"Only five, Jedge."
care you sure, Sam, that you didn't have
morei 2"
Yes, sab; know dar was only hYe, be-
eause counted 'em. Oar was three layln'
hens, four roosters, and two pullets."-
Ter0s SVtin0s.
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Cheering Him UP.

Frem the DetTeit Free Press.J
An old man, who claimed to be ninety
seven years OF age, and TO have beeo turned
out doors by bis SOD, drew a sympathetic
crowd around him at the Central Market
yesterday. =,
81 don't know Whist is TO become OF me-"
be said, in answer to o question "Tm oId,
poor. weak, and helpless"
COB, you're all right, old msp," remarked
a bvstsndpr. A. he esme forward. "Can
YOU walk as far as the City Hslli"
oil guess go"
"wen, 90 right up there and ask for The
Board OF Pubic Works. They'll put you
on The STRENGTHENING force and keep you
there iill you are $50 years old"
81 don't believe | could do anything"
"welI, thst's Just the reason Why youI
get the Job. Brace up, old man; twelve
shilIings a day ahead fer you"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

Half bottle OF 81. Jacobs Oil writes Mr..
q. Hanni, Of YOUNGSTOWN. o., cured my
wife, who for twelve years had beeu con-
stsnl sufferer with neuralgia.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP lsFFs
~ COMPANY. sxsz&lszsa
COURT ORDERS.

VTlRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF GEES
TERRIFIED COUNTY, JULY IL, le6l-IN VA
CATION:
Graves heiTs.............. PlalntiEs,
Us.
Flournoys aAd others......... Defendants,
IN CHANCRRG-
The object OF this suit is 10 make partition OF the
tract OF land OF $50 acres near Newby's bridge 10
the county OF Chesterfield aud State OF Virginia,
formerly the dover OF Susan Graves, widow OF Ma
jOr Thomas Graves, among The parties properly eu-
titled thereto. set forth In the bill and amended
bill al q IN this cause
And afHdayit having been made and 1led that ID.
II. Flournoy, teter &. Flourn0y, and Mary Z.
flournoy, or the defendants. are not residents OF
The State of Virginia II Is ordered that the said
ID. X. FlOufnoy, Peter C.. fl0urnOy, and Mary G..
Flournoy do appear here within one month after
due publication OF this order and do what u neces
ssry 10 protect their interest Ia this suit
A c0py-teste,
r. II. FLoURN0Y, Clerk.
WILLIAM T. CLoPToS,(
MEADE HAsKiNs, CIV an o-Tu4w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY
BY virtue or decree Of the Circuit Court OF Charles
City county, entered o. the 9Th day Of April 1881
10 the chaucery cults OF Priscilla Adams w. Walker
and Tyler, trustees, and Jenkins. SteGa, &C, os r..
l.. Adams, per rep, brought on and heard together
the undersigned, ~ special commissioner therein
named, will offer for sale a. public auction, al
Charles CITY county court house, on the
18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1881,
that TRACT OF LAND situated 10 said county,
belonAEg to the estAte OF X. l.. Adams, deceated,
ana upon which the said Adams resided at tse time
OF his deaih. being ihs same tract OF land conveyed
By the said Il. l. AdzOG, deceased, - George
Walker aud ID. G. Tyler, trustees. FOR The benefit Of
A. II. Drevry, eontainInR about 250 ACRES, This
lznd lles on abe main road leading 70 Richmond.
within half a mi Of ROwAnd's mill aud one and a
bali miles or James river.
ArrzugemsnE for the purchase OF the dover
right OF Mrs Adams In aid tract the Commissioner
Is Informed, can be made.
TERMS: Cash AZ to cogs OF suit and expenses Of
sas; balance Of the purchase monev In three equal
payments OF six. twelve, and eighteen months re-
spsctively, the purchaser n give bonds with good
personal security for deferred payments; tiile re-
served until whole puI ebate.mOney IA paid aud
Veyance ordered by the Ceurt. ID. G. TYLER,
au 23-Tu3w Special Commissioner
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Protracssd Meeting. There WILDE pre-
tracied meeting lasting ell the week ~
Providence church this week.
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~ Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Maia street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ATTRAC-
OTIvE TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELL! NJ. ~:
oIO NORTH NINTH STREET., just baiONsD
LLIGH STREET, CONTAINING NINE hV 49,.
OF she ely OF Richmond, pronounced In .ult
therein depending styled Hughes ana wife, dc-s
against Actjlernsn, re-, shalt, on
SATURDAY, sirrsxBsK 10, 1851.
nj az O'Clock p, NJ. sell al public auction LOT
or LAND, with BRICK DWALLlN0.hOUsE,
No 6lO. ana other Improvements IN. reon. mons
irg "a feet morr or ess, on the west line OF MINI
street. north OF gh street. and running bksk AOous
100 feet 70 . co ~ mos alley 40 feet wide.
TERMS: Oue third cash. aud the reissue IN eslua.
at sx aad twelve months. with Interest
added from DAY Of sale, the purchaser 70 give nego
liable noIee for the deferred payments, aud me we
to be retalnsa Hntil oil the purchass money IL paIo
ROBERT HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
rrpu.r Tu,PER. Auclioreer su 80
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FOR RRNr.

EOR RENT, A SMALL HOUSE, -
IL No. z12 Seventh street, between Marshall II
aud Clay streets. with Two rooms cellar, gas, and
wafer Suitable for small family, school, OF lodge
r0oH. Appgy 20 Y. NJ CARY. 3I2 east Grace street
betWeen TRird aud F0urih streets. az 30.ltt
Ts0R RENT, THAT VERY DESI. a
a. RABLE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LII
BRICK DWELLING southwest corneT OF Main
aud Laurel streets: nine rooms aud convenience.
Also FIRST-CLAsS THREE-STORY- AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No. BOT wsst
,3tace stree. between Madison and Monroe streela,
c,nlaInlng lsn rooms and AL modern eonvoDienees.
AZ ASA RIB. LYME.
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Cifv Councii.-Tbis body VIII bolo ~
rec ulsr meeting on next Friday, being she
frst Friday IN September.
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