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Notcs thon. rn,r,,.

DR.. Todd, who formerly practiccd dentistry
city Yesterday on business.
Mr. Fred Doe has started on the road 4,
travelling for l.. f. Torinus. This is Fred's
first adventure in that line
The Abcr, Ia Rue, that was mentioned as
being arrested by The police, is not the Al
Der, la Rue with Mathews x Co.
on sunday night another chief Of police
came into this world, in the person Of a
bouooiuc boy, presented by his wife to
Chief of Police ShorlalI.
The funeral q Mrs Margaret Ferguson
took place yesterday afternoon from the resi-
'deuce OF her sons. Thomas and Fraser. the
Rev. Or. Carroll officiating
TucIe was very good attendance last
evening at The Grand opera house TO hear
Grace Hawthorne in the "Ncw Camille. 3"
aud she delighted those who heard her
Yesterday the claim Of NJ welsbons vs..
Assignee jerks vas filed in toe county court.
taus seeming the money borrowed from him
as guardian az a minor by the arm Of Walker.
Judd IS Ne8z,t.
Maj. Foster took the s. Michael Parish
drum corps in hand again last evening
Their number has now been increased 70
eighteen. two drums and two hGes being
added. tie intends 10 have them a. near
perfection IS possible.
Two more arrivals at the state prison from
Heuuepju county yesterday morning: George
Bvrnes, larceny. two wears, aud Thomas
O'Nel. larceny. cue year aud three months.
Minneapolis is doing well toward filing up
the empty sells, having sent eleven within l
week 81 pleading guilty. When the others
are tried what batch there viii Dc.
OTbere was large attendance last evening
az the Presbyterian CD urCh 10 hesr Or, Car
rC,'s lecture ou Scotland aud Burns He
haDdlei his subject In masterlv msnner.
aud as dc had often visited mauy % the spots
referred 20, he brought the pictures vivtdiv
before The audience His criticism % Burns
vas q eu.5zy q tae writings Of the peasant
poet.
On saturday Couu,y Treasurer Folsom col
lected abou, Sass in taxes as {. vEs tie
last DAY o. gTsce- Tie town O, woOdb9y
shows oalT iArce who have Rot paid their
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Shakopee, March 1.
Sntr.sd R,, u Nnccinrist

They were having a deal of trouble lower
ing some barrels of liquor into the cellar of
Vine street saloon, when a hard-looking cit
izen approached the saloon keeper aud said ::
''Havin' a tough time, amt you!'
Il should smile responded the boss.
80 should l, II anybodyd ask me. =" con
tiuued the citizen, "but don't mention it,
II WON'T said the saloonst, Juggling at
the rope.
That's all right, but that amt what I'm
here fur Kin show YOU better way n that
to Cit your liquor down"
"Wel, III give you dollar If YOU will. =
Done; but l don't want to give the
scheme away 10 the crowd; less go inside,
an III give yer diagram"
They went in, and it is not known exactly
what transpired, bat in about two minutes the
citizen rose through the door, lit on the
curtstone and few up the street, while the
Saleouist came out with half Of a dollar bill
in his hand. and took hold Of the ropes
again Cincinnati Merchant Traveller.
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UnMf Hmm LiceIlse.

At joint meeting Of the Father Mathew
and Crusaders Catholic Total Abstinence
societies held in the temperance hall on
Sunday evening, a committee was appointed
to draft resolutions expressing the thanks Of
the societies to the senators and representa-
tiycs who favored high license, and they sub
mtted the following:
WHEREAS, The crime OF drunkenness among
The blnclcst in the calendar is growing apace
year By year Notwithstanding the philauthropic
efforts ~ individuals and societies throughout
this great republic by reason Of the unrcstraiued
INSCRIPTIONS and merceuary policy OF the liquor
business; and
WHEREAS, The vice Of intemperance assails
this commonwealth In all its best, its dearest
and hottest interests; and IL not eiFcctually
Curbcd and restrained by the power oF law will in
the near future bring utter ruin and devastation
10 our homes and fresides and
WHEREAS. We have received with greatest
pleasure and approval the noble Efforts OF senators
and representatives who voted for the $500 high
license pure and simple, rs the champions OF
suHrrn- humanity and the pioneers OF be tier
and wiser era of law glyers, and experienced the
keenest pain at the conduct OF those who voted
against SO wise, just and necessary measure I;
therefore he 10
Hes0'tsd That n vote OF thanks be extended
10 the high license senators and representatives
OF the legislature OF Minnesota, and that the
same be printed in the public press and that a
copy Of these resolutions be spread on the min
utes Of nnr societies.
JAMES KELLY,
=. r. BULRE,
BoBEEr BARNES,
THOMAS ORGAN,
THOMAS Nolan,
J. =. BURKE,
Committee.
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personal taxes, and the sum against them is
only $3.50, so the addition of the per GENT.
viii not enrich the county.
Mr. P. Sullivan of Corvan & Co. is down
from the Oonce river camps. He says the
hauling of logs is getting to be hard work,
the SNOW being too soft, and all the camps,
so far as he could learn, fell off a third last
week from the former. at his camp three
four-horse teams did not draw as many as
two four-horse teams the previous week. They
have banked altogether over 100000 feet.
One of their camps will break up to-day and
another within the next ten days. He re-
turns to the camp to-day.
The Minnesota Thresher company has
asked to be made partners with L. E. Hospes
& Co. in their suits against the Northwestern
Manufacturing and Car company, as the
mem bers of the thresher company are the
principal creditors of the Northwestern Man
ufacturing and Car company. Judge Nc
Cluer issued an order that the plaintiffs, de-
PENDANT and the receiver of the latter show
cause, on the 18th day Of May, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
The order also extends the time wherein
creditors may file their claims up to and in
Guiding the day Of hearing.
Before Judge Lehmicke of the probate
court there were several cases yesterday. In
the case of the guardianship of John McRea,
minor, the inventory and guardians account
were filed, and the guardian ordered to file a
new bond in 5000. In the case of Marga-
ret Hess, deceased, the final account of the
administrator was examined and allowed,
and final decree of distribution to the heirs
ordered. In the case Of George Hazelton, de-
ceased, an order Was made to correct inven-
tory of real estate aud final decree in said
matter. In the case of CIsia Blackbird, de-
ceased, an order was made to file inventory
and rive notice TO creditors
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JIorsatify Report.

DR.. Merrill, coroner for the city, has made
The following statement as to the death rate
for the month of Fcbrury, which shows a
decrease of two from the same month last
year:
Deaths Males, ,; females, s; total, -
Natives of the United States, S; Canada, 3;
Sweden, ..
Ages-Undcr 1, 4; l to >, l; 10 to %, /;
80 10 40, l; 40 to go, .; over 80, l.
In the First ward there were deaths; in
the Second. &; in the Third, s.
Causes of Deaths-Heart disease 3; mar
asmus, /; stillborn, 3; ccrcbro-spinal men,
ingtis, >; mebrauous Group |; consump-
ti1u, I; pneumonia, >.
Contagious Diphtheria, ( scarlet
fever g..
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Cox's constitutional Amendment.

CoX's Constitutional Amendment.
To the Editor of the Globe:
Apropos of railroad legislation, and in ref
erence to Hon. E. st. Julien Coxs constitu-
tional article referred to a few days since in
the GLOBE, as proposed by him in the senate
of 70, l think can supply the information
sought and would remark that if Senator
Judge Cox's amendment had been adopted
the farmers in the northern as well as south
ern part of the state of Minnesota would to-
day be better off by many, many millions of
dollars.
The sections are reduced into the following
synopsis:
Section 1. All railways shall forever re-
main public highways.
Sec. 2. Every railway shall maintain an
Office therein where transfers Of stock shall
be made
See. 3. Provides compensation and for
payment TO parties whose lands are taken by
companies
Sec. 4. That the legislature shall always
have the power and authority to regulate or
control the rates of fare and tariffs of charges
upon or over all lines in the state.
Sec. >. TO inhibit the consolidation of
competing pooling, etc., or parallel roads.
Sec. 6. To prevent the officers of roads
from carrying on business (buy!ng or ship
ping wheat, etc. over their own roads.
See. T. Inhibitng the issuance of free
passes 20 any state, judicial or legislative
| officer.
Sec. s. To prevent determinations, re-
bates, combinations, etc, by companies.
See. 9. Makr g charges of transportation
the same per mile.
This bill went to the senate committee on
resolutions and died the death they all aud
ever will die This was not the Illinois bill
in any respect but in part Pennsylvania.
Give the people chance at such an
amendment and it woald then as now be
incorporated into the constitution by vote
OF ten to one, and the unseemly wrangles at
every session of the legislature over railroad
legislation avoided. Yours truly,
FARMER.
ShakODep March
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SyTATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS. In Probate Court, special term, February
9. IsS5.
In the matter of the estate Of Samuel J. BIaisdeI
deceased.
on reading and fling the petition OF Mary F. W
B.aisde o. 5he state Of Maine. representing among
other things, that samuel j. Blasdell. late OF the
state OF Colorado in the year 1879, at said state Of
Colorado died intestate, and being inhabitant OF
said state % Colorado ~ the time Of his death eay
ing goods. chatteIs and estate within this county
and the; the ssd petitioner Is the widow OF said de-
ceased and pray e that administration Of said es-
tsfc be % fs.caGfd ". johnson granted.
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
judge q this court, Thursday. the5tb day OF March
D. 1Ss5. IL ten O'Clock a the Probate Office
IN said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given 20
the heirs 81 said deceased ard % ST persons interested
b. publishing copy Of this order for three sue
cesslve weeks prior said 6sy q hearing. IN the
Danny GLosE, = newspaper printed and published
81 saint Paul In said county.
By she Court.
LL.s.I WI 3. McGRORTY.
Judge CT Pro5zte
Attest FRANK EoBEET. Jr-. Clerk
feb19-tue-sS
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Official Publications.
VACATION
OF that Portion of Mississippi
Street as runs through Lot g,
of "Hoyt's. Out Lots.'
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
ST PAur.. Mimi. January 90. 1885.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, January 30, 1885,
WHEREAS petition has been filed in this office
by order of the Common Council of the City of
Saint Paul, and as provided by law, asking for
the vacation OF 50 much of Mississippi street, as
passes over, and through lot six (6) Of ''IIoyts
Out Lots' (so-caed), in said city of St. Paul, and
WHEREAS the petitioners state that they are
the ow ners of Il majority of the property on the
line of the vacation asked for, and that the object
of said vacation is, that the petitioners are de-
sirous subdividing said lot six icy into lots and
blocks, and that the line of the passage OF said
Mississippi street over and through said lot pre-
vents the subdivision thereof with regularity, and
in conformity with the subdivision OF surrounding
property.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
said petition will be heard and considered by the
Common Council of Saint Paul, a committee
to be appointed by them OH Tuesday, the 18th
day of March a. u. 1885, II 80 O'Clock p. IL.
at the Council Chamber in the city hall.
BY order of the Common Council.
TH0e. 4. PRENDERGAST,
an29-5wth City Clerk.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

The GLOBE willingly gives space to letters
from the people on pertinent subjects, but cor
respondents must bear in mind that communi-
cations to receive attention must not exceed 400
paper and must be accompanied by the proper
name OF the writer.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- - In Probate Court, General Term, March
2 1855
ceased
On reading and flizs the petition Of E2hTain D.
Evars aduiaistrscUg with the il annexed q the Is
tsseoi David :. Ev8as. deceased. Representing among
Other h1sthE he has fully administered said estate
sad pTayt1s Inst time aud place he fIed Tor ex-
anlicE and allowing his account q administration
ard for the assignment q the residue Of said estate
70 the persons entitled thereto b lsS.
Il Is ordered. fhas sad account Be eTGn1luEi and
pettioC heard y the Judge q this eozgt- On welaes
cST &c 15th day q &s-c1- D 1853. a. Ten O'clock
Al the Probate o1ics n -. Pazl II said eoznfy
And Z Is fErrh her ordered. that 1ctice thereof be
gwen 20 Al persons interested b Publishing COPY
& this order fc- three successive weeks pT0r 20 SAID
c4y q hsxrizz. n the DxTLT GLosE- = newspaper
P-iztel azd prbZske9 n Saint Paul IN said county
b the coz--
Z 81 W. 3 MCG30RTT.
TcSEe q PROBATE
Attest FEkxx RosEET. r. Cis-S- zarsEstz
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The co-partncrship heretofore existing between
Lrhmau K Wrirht, as painters. etc. was this
day March y dissolved By mutual consent
Luhman will continue the business az the old
place on Olive street, under Roney's shop.
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j. A. SABIN.
ST. PAUL,
GENERAL AGENT. ez-64

A ssIGyEEs NOTICE. To the creditors Of
"A Frank Azudeli and others whom it n ~ con
eeru: Sotice i hereby given that Frsnk Asndeil,
OF the town Of Wsleott, in the county Of Rice. in
the safe Of Minnesota On the 10Th day Of Peb-
r7sry, a. d. 1885. appointed the srbscriber sole
assignee Of 81 his said NxndeIFs property and
estate lot exempt By Lag for the equal benefit Of
al his creditors. in proportion 10 their respective
vslid claims. Who shall sle releases thereof pHr-
saant 70 the provisions Of Chapter 1fs Of the
General lEzs Of 1881 Of said state.
February 9Th, 1885.
LEWIS D. SgwcoNB,
eo-sz Assignee, Fans9sii Kim.
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The Pig Lead shall be OF thebest quality Of
pure, soft lead, in every respect suitable for fill
ing water pipe joints.
The Lead Pipe and Hemp Packing must be de-
livered by April Is, one car of Pig Lead by May,
and balance OF Pig Lead by July +.
Payments will be made by monthly estimates
but no payments will be made before June /,
1885.
All must be delivered free on board of cars in
st. Paul. freight prepaid.
Separate bids will be received for the above.
and must be accompanied with bond or certi-
fed check for 20 per cent OF the amount Of the
bid
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
eli bids
6O-6o JOHN CAULFIELD, Secretary.
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DEPARTING TRAIEa

DEPARTING TRAIHA
La Crosse. Dubuque and
st. Louis Ex
Prairie du Chen, MIL,
and Chicago Eek.
Calmarand Davenport Elk
Mason City, Abba and
Kansas City Elk ......
Pickering and Council
Bluffs Elk
Milbank d Fargo Elk
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast EX ..............
Mason City, Abba and
Kansas City Ex.......
Des Moincs and Council
Bluffs Ex
La Crosse Passenger
Aberdeen & Mitchell Elk.
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast tx.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance,
ST. PAUL, February, 1885.
/, A. II. McGill Insurance Commissioner of the
state of Minnesota, do hereby certify that the
Fidelity and Casualty company above named has
complied with the laws of this state relating to
insurance, and is now fully empowered through
its authorized agents to transact it's appropriate
business of Casualty insurance in this state for
the year ending January S1st, 1886.
A. r. McGILL,
Insurance Commissioner
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
ST. PAUL, January, 1855.
I, A. r. McGill, Insurance Commits sioner of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Michigan f IL NJ. Insurance Company above
named, has complied with the laws of this state
relating to insurance. and is n ow fully empowered
through its authorized agents to transact its APP
proprate business of fire and inland insurance
in this state for the year ending January 31st
1886.
A. X. McGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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II. T. browne. President
F. J. Walton. Secretary
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AKRIYIEG TRAINS.
Arrive Arrive
st. Paul Minneapolis

st. Paul Minneapolis
Fast Elk. ..--..A 6:30a. IN. A 7:15 a. RI.
Davenport Camar Ex y 10:35 a. IN IL 1O:4Ja m
Kansas City, Abba and
Mason City Elk .... b 10:35a m B1O:4ja m.
Council Bluffs and Des
Moines. .............. B 1885 r. m. B10;45 a. m.
Mitchell d Aberdeen Elk A 5:35 D. IN. a J:00a III.
Chicago and Milwaukee
Fast Ex..............A 1:3Op. IN. A 2:15 p N.
Fast Mail and La Crosse
Ex...............B 8:25p. IN. l:0op. n.
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Elk. B gap. m. B s:50p, n
Kansas City, Abba and
Mason City Ey.....B G:42p IN. 6:50p. m.
Council Bluffs and Pick
erlng NIB 6:42p. III. 6:50p. m.
Fargo d. Milbank Ex.. b s:152.m. 725 p. IN.
st. Louis, Dubuque and
La Crosse TX ........ B 1870 p. m. B 1885 p. m.
A means Daily. b Except Sunday.
Additional trains between st. Paul ana hinneapo-
Ifs via "short Line leave both cities hourly; for par
tlculars Short Line time tables.
St. Paul-Chas. Thompson. City Ticket Agent -!
East Third street. Brown Knsbel TICKET AgsnsA
Union Depot. ~,
Minneapolis-G. L. Scott, City Ticket Agent, MOI
EicoIIet Ifoase. D. b. Chamberlain. Ticket Agsa-
Depot
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HUGHSON & HBMBNWAY,
General Insurance Agents
S EAST THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL.
N A. '..E|7IONAI1
FIRE
Insurance Company.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY.
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Attest FRANK RoBEEr. II. Clerk
feblo-tue-sS
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PRINCIPAL cFFICE, ALBANY, y. Y.

G. A. Van Allen ................P President
r. V. Dewitt. Observation-Disclosures. Secretary
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AUS
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liIlENkENsT EupGkr.

Artificial human ears made OF cellulIoid
are new.
Twenty Slate and municipal offices in
Boston are htldby newspaper men.
The guard Of soldiers at Grants tomb
will be continued until JANUARY |, 1856.
At b o'clock on the ninth day Of this
month the Jewish year OF 664j Will Deslh'
There were in New York CITY in August
1880 DEATHS 100 Dlrths,aAd I4smarriases'
The total area OF the new Philadelphia
pl Il otlice hJor space Ia eight and a iAii
aCIea.
On his Briarfeld plantation Jefferson
DAVIS will raj 80 Blk hundred bales OF COL
ton this year.
Last week n cloud OF butterflies, esLima-
TED AZ many millions, crossed over nom
Canada auu settled 1T WINDSOR Beacn.
VI the newspapers oil the world hraTly
Ous.halt IN number aud tW0.In!rds Ia
point Ui circulation are painted III Ehgilsh.
There Is Democratic tempest at Rock
Hill, Texas, because II Republican has
been appointed postmaster vi the village
A Nevada count held that man WHO
hes 50 III DIS poczet and his board pad iot
= week ahead IS . capitalist "iIIiIh tne
lnt"nlHs OF lhe law
A woman III Logan county, Kentucky
takes her rest in Datches %. three dayn
aud Nights sleep 1t time, and then Keeps
awake iOr ike period. cue Is ~ years
old.
Tue Philadelphia garbage contractor
tesliles To tHe apt ectGLfo Of melons in
that Clty by the statistics oil the removal
ol twenty eignt tons OF watermelon rind
in one week.
The es,;,,o,o thst MI tho neonIo living
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REFORM.
a Follow Who spells Democrat With
Ru az"

a Follow Mko !spSlls Democrat With
au az"
Washington Cor N. y. Tnos.
1t is related that when Senator Yoor-
hecs applied to Secretary Lamar for the
appointment OF his friend Faulkner, the
ready letter writer, Ps chief Of the records
division Of the Pension Office, Mr.. Lamar
looked over the papers and, finding
Faulkaer's application, exclaimed, "I.ook
here, Voorhees,, your man can't spell.
You certainly don't expect me TO give o
place to fellow who spells appointment
with ono 'p' and Democrat with an >"
II don't see what that hes 10 do with
it." replied Mr.. Voorhees,. III you are
going TO draw the line on spelling, you
will debar most OF the Democratic party
from Office. l some times make mistakes
myself"
When Faulkner took his position, the
retiring chief introduced him to his sub
ordinates and to Mr.. Fuller, assistant
chief OF the division. Mr.. Faulkner then
delivered an address defining bis official
policy, and informing the clerks that, al
though he did not propose to be oppres-
sive, he thought the Government ives en-.
titled to their best energies and abilities.
"If you get stuck in your work" he said
"call on me and Fuller; we'll always be
on hand to help you out" The clerks in
that division now allude to their chief as
"me and Fuller"
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Guntmtssiot,ers' saies.

=
GALE OF ISLAND REAL ESTATE
~ Seventy one. DesirEblc lcb III Daniel Zane
Homestead Tract
Ia pursuance Of decree 81 tho Supreme Court
oil ApECis Of West Virgin N GnIH:fd as the deere
Of the Circuit Court Of JhFO County, W. We. GU
the lith nsy Of July, 49, IN Tie case Of CGp.
ner and others against INDIANA NcSHnts aud
Others, the undersigned Special Commissioners
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1855,
beginning ST O'Clock a u, sell a, public Gncilon,
II The front door ol the Court 'louSeUi Uhio cnul
situated on Wheeling Island. III the ely Of Wheel.
Ing. w. Va, that Il 10 LSy: The north Que h3li ii
the homestead tact ul Daniel ElEe GeCCa-tG, ;he
whole ui which tTact cOuEHil "a twenty che GCrts
END QUO rod, moe or less
Under tho authority OF The Enid lyCrro Tho said
commits !OnGF7 have caused the property " 10 d.
yIdcG into cOnvcaien. parcels and have laid IL
streets and alleys through the sane. 4 pat show.
ing such parcels 81 eetS and alleys hiss been pre-
pared, nd may beseen at The Court Hon G. IN the
office oI Gt0sSS Hook. ClSr,. q Iae County CeaIt-
Printed cOri OF kR!d plat may be lal vi Gpp!tA-
ton 10 the UNDERSIGNED,
The said property Win lRt he cNtsed as \ vhQt;
ana Afterwards III the parcels shown on laid E!9t,
and will DO sold IN whichever way may Sppeu !hs
most AdvHntlgt Gus.
TERMS OF sALE-OnG third Of the purChEv
money or No much more " the purchaser may
elect c'Ss In hand, tie remainder III two equal III
BtAllmCntS payable respectively IN one and two
years from The day ui sale, with iuteIct IOn ihAi
day, the purchaser giving his nDlCs Tor iEo de
lGfred inGlRllmenS, and tho tile beilS retained 10
secure tho payment OF them.
". y. HUBBARD,
u. y. RUSSELL,
Special Commissioners.
J. @. TIRvEY, AuOtiontGt.
certify that bond has been given by said social
Commissioners US required By Tie said dg.Ftt.
JOIN ", hliuIgLLs
RulS CLERK NJ ~ curt.