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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
A CONSIDERABLE CUsToM-A correspondent Of the
Boston Atlas, writing from Harlem in Holland, gives
this cnriOIs hit Of information =

CONSIDERABLE CUsToM.-A correspondent OF the
Boston Atlas, writing from HARLEM in Holland, gives
this curious bit Of information -
Returning through the town, my guide pointed ont
small framed boards, hanging by the side OF several
DOORS upon which displayed oval pieces of lace
work, placed pink paper, to show their neness
and which, naturally supposed indicated the resi-
dcnce OF lace-Inakers, but was mistaken. Accord
ing TO his account when Haarlem surrendered to the
Spanish, after a long siege, one OF the articles OF
capituation was that every house in which there
was, like to be, young infant, should not be
entered by the sodery and, token, the center OF
an Infants cap to be hung at the door his
symbol of multiplication is displayed fortnight IN
advance, and remains long after the brt-a knot
of ribbon being added, i'll such manner as to midi
cate the sex Of the child: and during this time by
law drums cannot be beaten before the house, the FUR
niiure is exempt from legal execution and the father
is not liable to perform military or jury duty
PEEP AT BRoADwAY.-The New York True Sun
giving glance at this noted street, makes the follow
ing striking memoranda -" To the student of hu-
man nature, we would especially recommend Broad
way. lnterminged in strange dscord, he will there
find every shade of character well complexion
every phase Of passion well feature-every
expression of love and hate, hope and despair hap
plDess and misery pride and submiss on. Here, side
by side. jostle total abstinence and Keeling noxica-
ton, youthful innocence and hoary inlQuy, spo;less
virtue and leprous Infamy, broad philanthropy and
narrow bgotry, open-handed benevulence and close
sted avarice, honest rags and pickpockets in
satn adera and artzans, beauties and blacklegs,
counselors and courtezans, divines and ounces,
perors and execuoners, reemen and FOOLS goode>ses
and gamblers, heads without hats and hats without
heads impudence and ignorance, justice and jealousy.
knights and knaves, lords and ladies', merchants and
mounebanks necromancers and ninnies, officers and
ogres politicians and prostitutes queens and quacks,
reverences and reprobates, senators and sculIons,
traders and thieves and upsarts, villains and
victims, wits and workies, examiners and exies yam
KEGS and yaloos zealots and zanys. 1t is multum
parro-everything in brief-thc world in a nutshell
AN abrdgement of creation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
nAIL ROAD NOTICE.

uVir FREIGHT on nil goods Madison and Indian
aoIs road after date, he paid before the goods
rave the depots. az , ,.cysox Co.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

MARRlEp On the 18th inst. by Adam Wright.
Mr. w lillian Reveal, to Mss Elizabeth Bell, oil OF
Tins
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

This invaluable medicine prepared from an ,.,e,ve prsc
rice several climate and is never 70
fail of curing Fever and gnr, an, the disc allow,
Those who suffering from diseases kind also those
Who have become n,as from their up the con.,,u,io
will the Cholagoene NEEDY far MN,
flying the blood md thoroughly cleansing from y.,em the NOR
bid fleets of a bilious climate.
The wonder f operation of the ChoIagogne ersdeatng bill
from the human system only explain extraordinary agency
in the speedy, thorough and sge
the various grades # intermittent and fesers
Ross WILKINS, Judge JortAs
Mr.. Edrord bingham. Detroit Oct. 30 is4l
Dear s-w.th great pleasure fact the complete
and radical of the Fever analogue with which VIII
liam attacked, by the diretions DR.
goods India choagogue lie had atAck
witnessed, and appr hendtd long of this disease which
years ago
providn,ialy led notice your advertisement in relation
this and the Of bottle broke
confident effected CURE
MONTH have elapsed without Of it, and
the o. robust h' aih Its invaluable dene and
should be geaerall, known. ROSS WILKINS.
n. Of Michigan Senate
BIRsISGHAn, Dec. ID, le4l.
Mr.. Bre han-You mt to you of DIR
Osgoods India Choagogue, bilious medicine. do bve
that if the and efficacy medicine KNOWN
the Fever and lgue would disappear in Mehigan.
procured bottle in the Of sai aud have good
believe that mysryaad family ese0pedthe rins
sequence Of its
Perhaps the settlement Of this fine peninsulsr
has the fever and been prevalent the la have
this in
bad skill of physicians and Thspe
knan ai IL has universally produced the happy
believe exceeded by medicine
ing the bilious diseases of the climate.
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN v. II. TRowBRIDGE.
From Hon E.. FARNswoRrH Chancellor Of Of .Nkgan.
DETROIT, March % 1872
Mr. Edrrard Bingham, Druggist, Detroit.
made Dr. Ogood India Choagogue and have
autar Effects hen used by
valuable medicine for the Of Jrrer
qsue also that proper will prove most certain
preventive which who have bsn
afHsc tdw 1 a liable. Very respectfully,
Z. FARNswoR1H.
From Luclus ABBO1r, " D. Surgeon United States army
DETROIT, Oct !, l6il
Bingham, for fhe sale Of RE India ch"-
used the India Chogogue
prepared NJ fe'ers aud
the cure OF SAID
feel confidence recommending a. perfectly sale
highly and chill fe-
yer, dumb ague any of intermittent fever
testify that the medicine has IA this vicinity ana IN
acquired high reputation and
TIA, in every hedge, II has
esay produced speedy cure and restored 10 Tie most per-
feet health whe all othe remedies have failed.
respectfully yours, LICiOS Ahboi l.
Price 81 Sold CINCINNATI OhO Wholesale ana ftai oy
SANFORD PARK general the West their West
valuable Family Medeness norhsst
corner of Fourth and Walnut
Sold by TonLINSON BROTHERS, Indianapolis II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
S4.45O


Amount S4,40O
We guess John will think it is time to stop traf-
licking aud injurng the character of females when he
pays that sum of.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
CANDIDATES.


For Prosecuting Attorney Of The oh Circuit.
EARL s. STONE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

JOHN FITZGERALD,
A. w. MORRIS.

Pn, while the above notice yet in the hands OF
the nrinter the following was received by Mt. 1"pS
Jso YoPsr, EsqR: -, .,
Osor S;r-If yon do not find Smith Leore you get 10
Iogansport YOU will hold to that Pnbl'ca"n as We
,h,ok we can make a compromise with the Jam 'asca'
I'm, nv not having him advertised. Your :,
o" 'e' John FITZGERALD & co
Is anv more testimony wanted to show the interess
20 Morris What deep interest for the welfare Vi
tho State Finding their certificates worthless 'ney
hecin IN call each other scoundreis
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
Administrators Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given, thatthc undersign-
u cd has obtained OF the Clerk Of the County
Court of Pike county, letters of Administrator
on the estate of Reps Martin, deceased, bearing
date Feb. %, 1876.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate, are requested
to exhibit them properly authenticated within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they may be
irecludcd from having any benefits ofsaid estate,
and if not exhibited within three years, they will
re forever barred.
JOIIN II. HUGHES, Admir-.
April II, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N.ficc Is HerebY Giren

THAT tie undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk of the Rails County Court letters oil
Administration on the estate OF Butler W. Brown,
deceased, hearing date End March, 1916.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are request
edit make in mediate payment. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are requested to
them properly authenticated within one
year from the date of said letters, or they may be
prccludcd from having any benefit OF said estate,
AMI if not exhibited within three years, they will
lie forever barred.
ROBERT HAGER, Administrator
March Z. 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
RATS! RATS! RATS!

- ia
InEATH ON RATS!!-Thc blessed dis
n y covery has at last been made, after the lapse
of six thousand years, for Kidding mankind of that
troublesome animal, the rat, so dangerous to the
welfare and well-being of Cuphoards, safes, pam
tries, bake-shops, meat cellars, and in short any
place where things may be eaten, gnawed, or de-
stroyed, can be found.
This great friend to man operates bv produc-
ing a kind of madness, which prompts the affect
ed indiriduol to bite all Of his species he chances
10 meet. which bite is certain death. Call al DR..
ATWOOD'S. No. 6 Scuth Main St.. st. Louis.
andtry for yourself. tho ninth wonder ofthc world.
We, the undersigned. having witnessed the
wonderful effects produced by 'Atwood's Rat
Destroyer chocrinlly give orr names, certifying
to its unparalleled efficacy:
Guild s. Dorwart, John Mcdowell
Charles Lewellin, Condcn g. Work.
F.. L.. Pnttle & Co. Boswell & (;orlon.
RHC Condor. Esq. Richard Wool,
John a. M'Clrlland Pol. y. Tisdale, NJ. n.
John SOlncrs.
Saint Louis, Mo-, OFT %. 1915. Tiv24'I6
For sale a: n. P. hTWOOD'S, No. South
Main Street. Saint Louis, and can &c had At No
other place iii Tire city or county.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
"I"rge Sis and ShlaH proffs."

1- HAVING this spring, made an ex-
~tcnslyc addition to my store, which makes
the entire lengat from front to rear .'one
hundred and fifty feet" Il3O.) Ihave mat
Iufacturrd a much larger stock this spring
than | have ever before done in any one
season, and have received over Tire" hun
dred cases of clothing already. and shall
continue to receive fresh supplies weekly
throughout Tic season.
All of my spring and summer stock is
made up in a far superior style to any cvor
before brought to the city, and it is warrcnt-
ed to fit better than any ever brought
west.
This spring am determined to sell cloth
ing at Lower Prices than any other Cloth
ing House in the Westipossibly can, there
fore ! hazard nothing in saying that | intend
TO sell more clothing than all the other hou-
SEES together in st. Louis. And am con-
.fdentI can do it, from the many advanta-
.gcsI possess.
II" "Purc!aSing my goods from the i'm
porters in the City OF New Yorl; for cash
= Experimenting the manufacturing O.
my stock myself.
II Ihavc been in the business for the
asst fourteen years.
II | sell for nothing but CASH or city
acceptance, | therefore have no bad debts
to make up off Of cash customers.
II Country merchants supplied OH the
most reasonable terms. Aiarge assortment;
made MP expressly for the wholesale trade.
IL Strangers visiting the city, will bear.
in mind that haze but one store, which is
No. Iii MAIN STREET, a large III on
the top of tic house, which 'can be seen
trcmalmost any part Of Main street, a stone
flag across the pavement il front of the
store, with the name OF Martin, on it.
have the deepest store in the city, a.
looking glass in the back end of Tic
whore cnstomcrE can have an ov-.
PoTt"nity e eaoiu., an,i judaiaa Of IL cut
and style of the clothing. wA.ca. they may
buy for t;:e,nael;cs i'll nay establishment.
Citi@ons and stranger; xil bear il mind,
that il is 'o troullcto show goods, and tha:
will be pleased TO havr them cell i'll and,
looi; through the Largest Stock of Ready.
Made Clothing i'll this OF any other state.
JOHN +. MARTIN,
ia, (Main Street St. Louis, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25

We understand that several Mormon
preachers have removed their families to
the "Cross timbers" and then returned to
the Creek Nation, and are e~ndeavoring to
excite the Indians of hattribe against the
citizens of Missouri. Svch conduct should
be met with the severest punishment. We
understand that the Creek Agent viii in!
.quire into the facts.-Ark. irtel.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
Administrators Notice.

.IOTICE IS IIERE3Y GIIE.p
= :; TIAT the Undersigned las obtained of the
! Clerk Of the county court Of Pike county
letters of Administrative. On tho estate Of VIM.
Maxwell, deceased, bearing datc the 9Th March
1916.
All person, having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly authcuti
Gated within one year from tine date OF said let
tcr*, OF they may he excluded from having any
benefits OF said estate, and il not exhibited with
i'll 'hrr2 W. tl1y will i've forever barred.
EDLEY .IaAWELL. A in.inisirater.
iiar.h !, isl
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
NOTICE.

Wood, Potatoes, Corn, Flour, Meal, Pork. But
ter, Lard, Tallow. good Tallow Candles, Bcoe-
wax, Feathers, Oats, Fodder, or anything else
that is commonly. consumed, will be thankfully re-
ceived at this office in exchange for the Banner,
or Job Printing.
THOMAS s. MrRRAY, Proprictors.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
CIIE.3P CASH BOOKSTORE.- q
j. Ii 4 LSALL.

= ETnoLESALE and RETAIL Bookseller and
~ SrArrovrR, No. Ia Main Street, Saint
Losis, Mo-. keeps on hand splendid assortment
% N.hooL, L5r, Medical and Miscellaneous Books:
Quilts: Ink, Waters, Steel Pens and States; Writ
Ing and Wrapping Papers; Blank Books in great
variety, together with every other article in his
line Of business. Ij-Books bound in the best
mn.ner. Call and examinc-No. 12l, Main St.
Louis, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors or
others interested in the estate of Richard
Sanders. deceased, that at the next May term
of the Lincoln county Court shall make a final
settlement of said estate as administrator thereof
when and where those Interested can attend.
JOHN THOMPSON
Administrator
March 4. 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
ia. CLOTHING! CLOTHTNG!! ia

EARMERS AND CITIZENS, when YOU
q visit st. Louis, call on JOHN T. .MHRTLN,
at his Old stand. III Main street, who has this
day commenced receiving lis Spring Stock, and
will continue TO receive, daily, throughout the
season. My stock, when received, viii be one
of the largest and best assorted stocks in Saint
Louis; 1t must be apparen. to every one that |
sell Clothing at lower prices than any other house,
from the heavy stock and the amount of business
do. II John T. Martin has but one Store
Beware of those who tell you "this is Martin's",
for there are those that lott. Look well for the
Big Stone Sign. with Martin on it, across the
pavement, a large number ia on top of the
house. ask only a call, convinced that you will
be satisfied that my prices, for the quality and
make, are unusually cheap.
Country merchants supplied or the most rcas-
enable terms. Persons wanting clothing, would
do well to call and examine my stock, as pledge
Imyselfto sell lower than any other house posi-
bly, can.
1t is no trouble 10 show goods at ia.
| Jan. "a, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25

One of our modern prophets has recently
predicted that within the next nine months,
Cincinnati will be sunk by an earthquake.
Her weight of business may cause her to
tremblc, but not sink. we hope.-TPhilad.
Courier.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25

ENlE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has again commenced the
above business in all It's various branches at his
residence three miles south west of Ashley, Mo.
will also make to order Spinning Wheels,
Chairs, nc. lie flatters himselfto be able to give
general satisfaction to all who may give him a
call III the above business, in price and quality.
Give me a call.
A. ODEN.
Feb. Z, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
School Notice.

TE7IiE Trustees of the Bowling-Green school
B District would respectfully infarm the citi-
zens Of their district that they have employed
WM. +. WiTsoy for the remainder of the wear
1916; an they feel satisfied that lie is qualified
TO render satisfaction 10 Ill impartial persons
The School will on Monday. the 9th
!: o. April 1916; I'll that feel an interest in said
school will SEMI their children.
W. ". WATTS,
4. T. TRAINER, Trustees
J. Ii. SHEPHERD,
April 1, 10.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
THE ULTlMATUM.-Phifty PhOur Phort
or Phight.-[Iowa paper. "
ECLIPSES o 1916.

This year there will betwo Eclipses, both
of the Sun. The first is an eclipse Of the
Sun, April 18th, visible in all parts Of. the
United States. The second an annual E.
clipse Of the Sun, October 18th; invisible in
the United States.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
Administrators notice.

NOTICEis hereby given, that the undcrsign-
ed has obtained of the Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court of Montgomery, letters of Administra-
ton on the estate of Ephriam Witcher. de-
ceased, bearing date 9th March, 1916.
All persons indebtedto said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate. ara requested TO
exhibit them properly authenticated within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they may be
precluded from having any benefit of said estate.
and if not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
GEORGE CREWS.
Administrator.
March 4, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
Final Settlement.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN"
YE7O all creditors or other: Interested in the
estate of Peter Copenlaver, deceased.
that at the next hIay term of the Lincoln county
Court / shall make : final settlement of said cs-
tate as administrator thereof, when and where
these Interested can offend.
JACOB COPENHAVER.
Administrator.
March 1. 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
March 4, 1876.
Notice.

TNHE copartnershir heretofore existing be-
tween F.. s. Block and Fl. r. Block, under
the firm and s.! re Of Block s. Son, has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
hereafter will be conducted by F. S. Block alone.
who will settle al demands against the firm, and
TO whom all those indebted 10 the firm, are earn
estly requested to make payment.
F.. 8. BLOCK,
II. F. BLOCK.
Ashley, Mo-, March q, 1876.
z HAVING disposed Of my interest in the es-
tahlishment at Ashley, Mo-. 10 nv father, F.. s.
Block, take this method Of returning my sincere
thanks to my friends and customers for their lib
eral patronage during nv management OF the
business; hoping they will continue 10 patronize
nv father. whose intention it is TO continue to
sell and barter, upon the most reasonable and &c
commodating terms.
HYA1AN f. BLOCK.
April 4, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
ENpROYED DTAM0ND PLOUCIEs.

IFEIHE subscriber has purchased the right to
E sell the Improved Diamond Plough in the
counties of Pike, Montgomery, and st. Charles.
Every bic who has tried the above named plough
liz this vi"iniiy has Immediately become satisfied
Iot IL 3re.t .lpari,rity OVER every otter plough:
now in use. beth rs it regards lis durability. 2rt
The ease hv which it can he made anil use1. 7
is decidedly better than tie miserable imitation o.
Itho Diamond II.I.l: naw Hi. by lie srliihs III
This section. The sheer, ,G3lnroari II! I hole
plough arc formed ont oi Il single piece Of iron.
by slightly I%e'riing it, milking 4 much mere Gu-
plough and at ona third the trouble TO the
smith. This plough needs 10 putting man
las only /, sec 20 he satisfied of lis superiority.
| will sell either the right Of = county or inIi-
rirhts 10 suit smiths or other purchasers.
y constant supply always on hand 1t my shop in
Troy. WILLIAM II. HARPER.
TRoY, Mo-, Dec. n, 1919. 3m.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
e Executors Notice
WDtice Is hereby girrn

M1tice Is hereby girrn
WHAT the undersigned have obtained of the
d Clerk of the County Court Of Pike County
letters Testamentary On the estate of Daniel
TroxweIl, deceased, bearing date 9Th March.
1916.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated within one year from the date Of said letters
or they may be precluded from having any bcne-
fit of said estate, AMI if not exhibited within
three years, they will he forever barred.
ELIZABETH TROXWELL Executrix.
MICHAEL BRANSTETTER, Excct'r.
March 18th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25

"A fellow climbed one of the poles of the
Magnetic Telegraph, in Baltimore, the 9TH
or day, and applied his ear to the wires, in
order Ia hear tie nencS.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
From the N. o. Commercial Times.
SOLILOQUY OF AN OLD BACHELOR
ON HIS BIRTHDAY 100 si'sh


ON HIS BIRTHDAY 1'' si''h
Let youthful lovers fOndly greet i9'i' 81
With song and dance, their natal day; 7f haas
Letthem in social circles meet
And laugh the jocund hours away;
But mine alas! ..T
Must sadly pass, .s. ~
By no kind gratulations blcst;
Mine but excites the silent tear, -i: 80, u
That now another lonely year, z- 81
Has followed all the rest. u .a=..jr.I
But whittier, whittier are they flown? - 81
What traces have they left behind?
What transports can l call my own?
What social bosom can find?
view the past, a.,
And stand aghas,I . INA.
How much alas! of life's short span, ia, \
And memory cries as thus l gaze, ~
Where are the friends of former days,
Thou solitary man.:
Some, best Of Heaven, AM timely wise,
Are joined in Hymen's silken bands
Have learned Heavens last best gift to prize, Il
And joined with hers the willing hand; 7ssz
With fond embrace
Each grief they chase, -,
Whatever ills their steps betide; -
And hand in hand, they swcetly stray, :
ThrO' life's perplexed and thorny way,
With trucst lcvetkeif guide.
Some seek their c~ountry's hammered plain
And fearless dare the hostile fray.
And some the growing love of gain fE.,f
Hath lured to foreign lands away, .-.te.
And some, indeed,
Whose names l read
Engraved en- many p messy stone,
We're early numbered with the dead,
Thus, all their different ways have sped,
And left me here alone. .,
They say that my unfeeling breast
Meier felt loves pleasing anxious smart
Was ne'er with doubts and fears opprest,
Nor sighed to win a woman heart.
But let them say
Whate'er they may "
heed not censure row, nor praise
could not ask a gentle maid
share with me the lowly shade;
Hope for better days,
Yos / have felt that hallowed flame
Which burns with constant, chaste desire;
too, have cherished long, a name
Which set my youthful breast OH fire;
But hopes sweet smiles
And w~itching wiles
3ereft my heart Of erery pain;
And l have slept in her soft Lowers,
Till now of l!fe's last lingering hours, s.
How few, alas, remain, "
Ah! now her fairy reign is past,
'or youths warm raptures now are Ger;
Those visions all, too bright to last,
)f love and JOY can charm no more!
Some little toys, r..,.r-
Some r'my joys,
% wear life's listlrss calm away;
hen near some old ut elected stone,
,nwept, unnoticed and unknown,
yield the wOrms their prey.
'ome then W hatevcr ills await
no age sits hoary oH my brow,
not for he ills of fate;
nj Poverty-I scorn thee now!
shall not see,
Obscured by thee,
air, lovely, wOman's charms decay!
lave / no lie TO keep me here?
'otonc-why then without 4 tear,
yieiL the w4Tus heir prey.
We understand that several Mormon
PREACHERS have removed their families to
he "CroSs timbers" and then returned to
he Creek Nation, and are endeavoring to
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
THOMAS r. DYER & co.
ALBERT NEW

No. 10, Main Street, st. Louis, Missouri,
HAS CONST. G.NTLY O.NHZVD ofhis
own Manufacturing. n Wholesale and Rtoil
supply of TL.N'nnd COPPER H.7RE. Sheet
Iron, Wire. STOVES. CRITICS, and er'ry 9th
or article in that line Of business, Il Cheap for
Cash. jy24
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25

IL. 4. WEIGH, .3Normey at Lnw
Troy, Mo, will promptly attend to all bus
ness entrusted TO his care.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-25
NECROES For Sale,
March i, 1916.

THE undersigned subscriber, living five
miles south of Louisiana, Pike county Nc.
wishes to sell a likely negro woman and
child, the woman is about twenty years old.
Of a copper color, very smart and likely
The child is boy, two years old, which
will sell at private sale, if Al opportunity
offers, if not, | will sell them at public sale
on Monday, the sixth day of April next.
being the first day of the Circnit Court, in
town Of Bowling Green, on a credit Of
twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
bearing ten per cent interest from date,
with approved security.
Al. SCOTT.
Louisiana, March 2Sth, 1916.