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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

WIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-LE soUssI-
n Collector de Eat noe par lie present avis
tontes devan DIES Eat pour 1859 cees
licences de 1860 dams Premier District de VILE
les sndites taxes dams temps present. lo peine
Henres de bureau de A. N a3P NJ. g..
THoS. ASKEW,
ml4 Dot Coilecienr Premier District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

de ia Noureiie- Orleans. { ARMINGAUD-No l5Tss.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
II ciers de la e succession ct tones aues peronnes
que celia peu davs dedure sous dix ous dater
de publication les rasons esquees lie conpe
proyfsoe presenta par die succession
ne serat point approuye hooogue les fonds entire
mains repartis conformenlent au dit compte.
msl mi E. MICHoT. Depute Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES.


New Orleans No. I5.469.
NOTICE fs hereby given TO the creditors
show within days from the present notification any
they have why the account presented by the Curator
Of this should be homooaed and approved, the
funds distributed In accordance herewith.
By order of the Court - -. 49, -, :,
DEvx.EnE coun DE DISTRICT sUccEssIoN DE r A. La
de Ia Nouvelle.0 Orleans. HAN-No. l5,469.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
IA ciers dite toutes anres que
celia coneee dayoir denre dix jonrs dser De
pesentc publication les rasons por esqueiles coe pre-
sents 1e Curaeur de Ia diie succession sert point
appouvs hoogue lee fonds mains reparts con-
formement dit compte.
Par ordre de la Cour.
ap4 IL y. MICHOT, Dspnte 6refher.
sEcosp DISTRICT Counr3 SUCCESSION OF VICENTE
WHEREAS Salvador Ferna ndeZ has petit.
w the Court for Letters of Guardianship the vacant
estate the late Vicente Galoso, deceased inestate
Notice IL hereby given to all whom 1t to show
within ten days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order OF the Court. -
E MICHOT, Deputy Clerk
DEuxrsE coua De Drsrsrer succEssIoM DE VICENTE s
A TTENDU que Salvador Fernandez n pre-
n petition Ia Cour leet dobten les lees Ge
Cnratee la succession vacate de feu Vicente aoso
ceds intest#t- sstrs-l. :, d.. -.
cerner davor dedne sons jogrs isons les
quees il nerait pas tait droit la dte petition.
Par orare de la Cour.
ap3 7 II II. MIEHOT UepufeSreHer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

: co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
lily Medicines, which they offer to supply
ut Proprietor'a lowest wholesale prices.
Il Agency, Nos. 15l and q Chartres street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04
II EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.

LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
Vertical and Horizontal Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS,
Filters and Horse Power Draining Machines, Saw Mills
Gearing Columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnace
mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery required for the
South ~
duly authorized prepared
STILLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
d&v1v -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

SECOND DISTRICT oouRr SUCCESSION OF PETER ARM
of New Orleans. STRONG-No IL
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN this estate all other herein interested 10
show cause within the notification If
they why the final account by the Adj
mstrater this should be homologated and
proved the distributed in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

DEuxIEME GouR DISTRICT So GGEssIoN DE CHS. FER
d. In NonVelle- Orleans. GUS9N.-So. II, $40.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
IA ciers de la ite ct toutes
celia peu dayoir dene dix date de
la prsene publication les rasons pour squees compile
presene Administrative de La de erait
point approuya horologua les fon repas
commencement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Sour
MD NEar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

de la Nouvelle- Orleans ARMsTRONG-No1 Il, 40
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n succession autres que
pent dayoir dduire dix jors dater de
pesene publication, les raisons pour esquee lie compe
presents par Administrator Ia de succession
point approuvd ooogue les fonds entire mains
parts commencement dit co1npte.
Par ordre de la Cour
malls O f. IT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

m2T 81 np5 E. M1CHOT, Depnte Grefier.
sEcosp Dtsraler oouRr3 SUCCESSION OF CHS. FERGu-
of New Orleans soN.-No. u,620
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of this and 10 all other herein Interested to
show within ten days from the present notification
haze why the presented by the Aminsfa
rx of this should homoogated and approved the
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court.
E. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

DEgxEsE copn plsrRrcr SUCCESSION DE CHARLES
de la Nouvele- Orleans WuNSCH-No 9l39.
A Wis est par Ie present doTne aux cream
n de la succession
celia davor deduire dix ours ater de
Ia presene publication les rsons lesqueles
Administrator de la de succession sera point
approuv homoogst les fonds mains repartis
formemen dit compte.
Par ordre de la Cour
mgT ma #. MIGHOT. Deputs yreifier,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31
From the Italian.
The Trance of Love,

Love in drowsy mood one day
Reclined with all his nymphs around him,
His fcathcrcd darts neglected lay,
And faded were the flowers that crowned him.
Young Hope, with eye of light, in vain
Led smiling Beauty 10 implorc him;
While Genius poured his sweetest strain,
And Pleasure shook his roses ocr him.
At length stranger sought the grove,
And fiery Vengeance seemed to guide him;
lie rudcly tore the wrcuths of Love,
And broke the darts that lay beside him.
The little god now wakctul grew,
And angry Mt the bold cndcavUr,
He rose, and wUvc his wrcatlIs anew,
And strung his bow more firm tlun ever.
When 10 the invader cried Farewell
My skill, bright nymphs. this lesson teaches
While Love is srrigltlv, bind him well
With smiles, and songs, and honcycd speeches
But should dull anguor seize the god,
Recall me on my friendly mission;
For know when Love begins TO nod
His surcst spur is opposition"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31

SLEEp.-Thcre is no fact more clearly cs-
tablished in the physiology of man than this,
that the brain cxpcnds its energies and itself
during the hours of wakefulncss, and that
these arc rccupcratcd during sleep; if the re-
cupcration docs not equal the expenditure,
the brain withers-this is insanity Thus
it is that in early English history, persons
who were condemned to death by being pre-
vented from sleeping always died raving ma
macs thus it is, also, that these who are
starved to death become insane; the brain is
not nouriShed, and they cannot sleep. The
practical differences are these: First Those
who think most, who 90 most brainwork, re-
quirc most sleep. Second. That time sa-
we'd from necessary sleep is SinfalIibly dcstruc-
tive to mind, body and estate. Third. Give
yourself, your children, your scrvants-givc
all that arc under you The fullest amount of
sleep thcy v''' take, by compelling them to
go to bed at some regular early hour, and to
rise in the morning the moment they awake );
and, within a fortnight, nature, with almost
the regularity Of the rising sun, will unlooSc
the bonds of sleep tho moment enough re
pose has been secured for the wants of the
system. This is the only safe and sufficient
rulc-and as to the question how mnch sleep
any one requires, each must be- rule for him
scli--great Nature will never fail to write it
out to the observer under the regulations Just
giveu.-Dr, Spiccr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31
MI3GELLAN
The Loss of Lifc hy War.

Here is it's chief aim: and terrible hos
been its success in this re,n,rt. Even its in.
cidcntal havoc OF life. has sometimes been A.
most incrcdblc. 1t has entirely d,nonul,t,d
immense districts. In mmlr,?, as we'll rs in
ancient times. large tracts of land have been
left so utterly dcsolatc, that traveller mcht
pass from village to village, even from city to
The war of 1856, woocd in thc hcort of
Europo ,ert IN one instance M loss th.n t,ycn,
ty contienous VILLAGES witbouto sinolc m,n or
least The thirty wears war, N tLG I'm cen-
fury. reduced the ropulaton Of Germany
troin II. .gU0uJ to t .000 COO three rourth:
and that OF Wirtemburr from 100000 TO
Is, OOO. more than ninc.tcnths Thirty thou.
sand villages were DESTROYED in m,ny others
The population entirely died out and over
districts, once studded with towns and cities.
there splrmg up immense forests.
Look at the havoc of scgcs-in that of Lon
dondcrry -. 900 soldiers besides a vast mum.
bcr of Inhabitants; in that of Paris in the
10th century, 10000 victims of mere hunger,
i'm that .f NItl,'r,,i,t -. ODO e.l l;.r, .l,,,,
in that of Ismuil .,DuuO. nf N;on,, IN
GOO; of Ostcnd. 10000; of Mcxico l5o.-
eco: of Jerusalem. 100 600
Mark the sluurhtcr of siumln h,ttlce-.t
I.cponio % 900; at Austcrlit2. 10000; at
Eylu. Gp.UOO; at Waterloo and Ouatrc Bras
one cnvagcmcut. in fact. 10000: at Borodino
10000; at Fontcnoy. 100 900; at \rbclo
300 900 at Chaious, SOC, 900 of Attila's ar
my alone 10000 l'Sipctcs Slain bv Julius
Caesar in one battle. and l3O. 600 Germans in
another.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31
In Pickens.

GUARDIANS, Trustees, Committees and those
VI who have sold property under the decree of
this Court. required to file their Annual Re-
turns in my Office on on before Monday the lih
day of May next, setting forth oath the value
of the Estates committed to their care exhibiting
muniIncnts of title, bills of sale and receipts of
money from all sources belonging thereto. Vouch-
ers for all payments out must he exhibited before
credits can he allowed No Returns can be
ceivcd on public days unless properly made ont.
The administrators Executors and sureties of any
of the parties above designated who may be
dead, are required by law to make returns for
their intestatcs, testators or principals Those
failing to comply herewith will be ruled as the law
Icqurcs.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, cErp-
Feb Z, 1860 % Bin
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31
Courting of Gal; or, Stealing Something.

L U
reef in the tale of my cote putty quick for
am engaged. Evelsince she slapped me in
the barrel of brine, an got my cozc of me,
! ! We been Sortcr feared on her, an thinks |,
II never shin up to that critter again but
| did"
| Hit back purity tito till one night | seed
cadcmy boy . making turkey tracks inthc
dcrrcction of old Mrs. Davis house, an he
had on g1SShopcr boots When seed that,
in course | could't stand it-could YOU? Jim
Hrm~zo'S baby! if ! didn't shot hum an cit
ON my satnct trowSors quckcr'n four taps of
woodrcckcr'S bill Then | had on shurt
with rufiics, an pair of spurs that uncle
Ben had fetched from Mcxico-an' boots. |
didn't have much whskcrs, to be sure-not
more'n aitc or tcn-but had my hare chock-
ful of gooscS grease and looked Just like
bride. felt middlmg pcart, too. an the way
did lean for Miss Bctscy's were Delicious
When cot up to the fence, an onmcrciful
dog come akirn after me an if hadn't ha' got
ON the @atc.post putty mill dam quick he'd
tlt DceiStakc out of nay lee Surcs niun.
Git cout YER bominablc cuss,' scs |, an
he run into a barrel an holorod. I'm the I'M
pulse of the moment, | shot into the house
the old woman and Bctscy was thar | thot
they was gwnc to bed for | seed Bctscy's
night gown and cap, hang in on the cheer
back and, their old tom cat cum and smclt of
my boots-thot they WAS meat, But didn't
sec no cadcmy boy round, and | felt uncom-
mon sick, The old lady looked dreadful wild
at me- an said
IIow'S the babies? an eromcd shock,
ING, and turned rcddcr'm ROSTERS gills.-
That made me kinder ainty, 50 ups and
sets on the cheer where Bctarv's NIGHT gown
were h9n@in and went to whistlin." Sed the
old woman
q" DO you no thc news ~
"ScS |, "Od Miss Fairbanks house GOT
fire last mite an she's monsrous fat. an
she run out doors with nothing ON her but
but a-night gown and she fetched up
amongst flock of %ccs, and they picked her
like the ID"
{" Like what :"
4" Like little cat with the creep, scs I, mi
ty pcrlitc.
Scs the old woman "Gratc laws of mas
Soy Poor crcctcr. recon shes knit her last
pair of socks. Oh lac, am she shut her cv-
! cs an Swapt buSs along ov BctScy; Thun-
der how it crac kt and the old woman hol
cred
Mercy me. the cats tapping the milk
/ Shcw skat you varmcnt, am she flung her
Shoe to.arlS the Hubbard Bctscy lated and
>nickcrcd, an stuck her little hand out and
pinchcd my trowscrs' and then says She
" What does that' ere truck cost you Il
yarl?"
Scs | F.; sortcr soft, " Get cout" and stuck
my tuug out.
SrS the old woman "Tts monstrous nice
goods, " and she put on her spccbs and COM
mcnccd to look, like akrart colt does over
white fence. didn't like such doins Us
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31
state OF south Car<.lima,

state OF South GarC.iina,
rleHENs DisY-lN rHE COURT or COMMON riEAs,
j, u. Sitton Foreign Attachment.
j j. Norton
b. ruckett. " ri@'S pHi's" Auy.
w VHEREAS, the plaintiff did on the 18th dor
W of NCvemher, 1859. file his declaration ganSt
the defendant who (as it is said) is absent from,
and without the limits Of this State and has nci-
Their wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy OF the said declaration might
be served Il is ordered, therefore, that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said declara.
ton on or before the 2OtN November, 1860; other
wise, final and absolute judgment will then be given
and awarded against him,
j, u, HA6oOD, o.eR
Clerks Office, Nov, l2, 1859 lyo
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIcKENs DIsT--fN rAE COrpT OF COMMON rLgAs,
James H. Orr Foreign Attachments
Patrick crawley. c. w. "' plfFs'Das,,v. msad@n.
WHEREAS. the plaintia did, on the lSt6 day
W of October, 1859, file his deelaration against
tho defendant, (who as IL Is said) is absent from
and without the limits of this State, and hastnef
therwife nor attorney known Witbinthe same npon
whom copy of the said declaration might bo
served: II is ordered, Therefore, That the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said decla-
ration on or before the 2Oth day Of November
1869 othewise,r final and absolute Judgment win
then be given and awarded against him
j, e. HAGOOD, c.o.p..
,,Si'iN 0N'e' oVb 10 loov lyq
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31

TIE REvENC NChs OF MIssIsspPI.-T late
Legislature Of Mississippi raised the taxes to
scyenty-fivc cents on each negro, instead of
forty as heretofore and 20 cents on each 500
worth of land, instead of sixteen ccnts-thus
doubling the tax on slaves, and increasing that
On lands twenty-five per cent As there are
about 400, 900 slaves i'll the state, it will in
crease the tax on that property alone about
$lJ0,000, and on lands about 100000 per
year; so that after this year, the gross rcve-
nue. will be about $4,000 more than it has
been past years from these two items
PHILADELPHIA, March 14.-Hon. Lewis
g. Levin, late ~ Representative from the lst
Congressional District OF this city, died this
morning at o'clock.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31
Lost,

I'M Thursday 20th December last n small red
" leather Pocket Book, containing some money
the following Notes, and other papers. to wit: On
james George \ Co. for $50, a. Dcutch for 500
on John MnulIcn for SS25, and enc on H. Bnhnt &c
for 9lI These persons are requested not to pay
these Notes to any one but myself. My name is
also in the book. Any information in relation
thereto will he thankfully received
DANIEL RILEY.
Jan Q. 1860 % tr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31
Eccentric Hospitality,

Il,
lowing dialogue cnsucd:
Patrick.-And who the divcl arc YOU now
Soldicr-Mv is John Wilson.
Patrick.-And where the divcl are you 90
inc nom, John Wilson
Soldicr-From the american army at
Eric, sir.
Patrick.-And what do YOU want here
SoldicrI want shelter tonight, will YOU
permit me to spread my blanket on your floor
aud sleep tonight?
Patrick,-Divcl take me if | do John Will
Soliicr-On vour Kitchen floor, sir2
Patrick.-Not |, Ly the Hill o. Howth.
Soldicr.-In your stable. then?
Patrick. k.-Im hanged if | do that either
Soldicr-Hm dvinr with hunger Give me
but bone and crust; ask no more.
patrick-Dvcl blow me if | do sir.
Soldicr-Gjvc me some water to ,ucnch
my thuSt | beg of YOU
Patrick beg and be hanged, I'll do no
such thing.
Soldicr-S,r, | have been fghting 20 s.
cure the blessings YOU enjoy. | have assist
ed IN contributing to the glory and welfare Of
the country which has Hospitality received
YOU and can you lnhospitably reject me from
your house!
latrick.-Rcjcct you; who the dvcl Talk
cd word about rejecting YOU! llay be
ann not the Scurvy SpaIpccn you take me to be,
John 'iSon
Aou asked me to let You lay ON my floor,
the powers, dye think I'd let perfect stran
ger do that, when have halfu dozen soft
fA tl,.,,l l,,l.. 1. Al
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31

a DARKEY set to work to cut very tough
tree, but hisoxe few back for some time with
but little effect. A storm occurred in the
meantime, and crashing shaft of lightning
shattered the huge oak to splintcrs near him.
Brcss de Lord !" exclaimed Sambo,
-" dat's well donej 'spose you try dis one next
--guess you got your match, massal" -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31
HIDES AND BARK
state O4' south EavOIina.

Norris Harrison & I'ullinm Plaff's Attorney.
Y WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did, on the 9th day
of May. 1889, file their declaration against
'hc defendant vino (as it is said) are absent from
ana without the limits of this State, and have nei-
thcr wife norattorncy known within the same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might he
served; II is ordered, therefore, that the said 10
icndants do appear and plead to the said tt clo,y,
non ON or before the 7th day of May 1885; other
WISE iina and absolute Judgment viii then he
gwen and awarded against him.
Clerks Office. May g. 1854 10 w.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31

GooD intentions should not justify evil ac-
tons in the sight of man, any more than good
action will Justify evil intentions in the sight
of God
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31

AN EQuIVoCAL SToRY.-Thc French pa
pcrs OF recent dates tell terrible affair of
the landlord of the Giraffe Hotel This house.
which is Situated in the village of Ia Cclle,
between Orleans and Ncvcrs, on the river
Loire, was formerly much patronizcd by mcr-
chants and travellers, whom business or pleas.
urc called into that part of the kingdom-
The proprietor, 1T appears, acquired great
wealth in an Unprecedented space of time,
much to the surprise Of his ncghbors, who
could not understand how he became rich SO
rapidly. Lately the mystery has been cx-
rlincd. \ railroad was projected to pass
through La Cellc, crossing portion of land
belonging to the landlord lie offered to
make such part of it at his own expense but
his offer was not accepted, and laborcrs were
Immediately set at work upon the spot In
the course of their excavations thcv came
upon twenty five hunmn bodies. some of which
We're recognized as those Of persons who had
strangely disappeared after stopping at the ho-
TEL The landlord was arrested and commit
ted for trial.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31

BAcnELoRIc ExcLAMATIoN.- las (!
MAIpENLY EXCLAMATIoN.--Ah
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31

/" l am certain, WIFE that am right an,
that you are wrong; I'll bet my ears on it,
I" Indeed, husband, you should not carry bet
ting to such extreme lengths"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
VGNTE De SHERIFF.

[NrAT De LA LOUISIANA -PAgoIssr
- plsEE'iLLE-Corn Du 6eme DI>rrlcr.
Louis Petit rs. L. p. Paiurcau-No. 1912,
Ia ,eriG Dun writ de saisi- ct yenre a moi
at,rsst par Hon DIE. la su.dire Cour dan, T.,
cause c,-cr>sus ]iniiuIer ct nuunero;ce. Jai sal.
sic ct ) rNposeral en- vente puUligU- au p.us Of
lrdul e. ctmIer eucherIsseur.
$IHEDI E : JTILLET proclaim.
IsC0. a 10 teules, a NJ, a la maison de Cour de
c,l'e raroi>>e dams la Vile lie P.Jquenine. tons
'rs dioiis. uireS. lulrIet, IT pre'euIionS de Ferfi-
naUd t. Pdiuredu, en- I'll aux prophecies ci-aprGs
drcuie~ ej hyPo,HeqUGes. SAVIOR:
pEUA IEERAlNS OF LOTS DE TERRE
Slue dams la di;e naro sse d'lheryile dams Ia vile
de f.dquemiue-un des dI;s lois mesurdnt cir-
qnan'e pIedS de face sur Ia me du Maine avac
uue pr"Ioudeur de cent piedS, borne du cote yer
Re ileuYe par lot appaTtenaut a \. Talbot. lie rau-
ire cote par uue ale. appellee "Thtmis Alley" ,e
dnIsiut du iol de Ia mai>on de Cour, ct en- arrIere
par ie lot Grapes decrt. L'autre lot mesuIauf
solXanie pi"dS Ge lace sur Ia Tue Seminary. avec
une pTai"Ed"Ur de ceIt Ciuquaul- quatre pieCs,
mc>vIe Americana. Ce dI lot - borne du c6lc
VerS - Bayou Pld4ueuine pay lots apparienantA
AuGusJc Durdud. Augustus Talbot ct lie lot c.
cessus rrewIeremtut CGcui. de lautfe cote par
lot appaI,eudnt a L.ouis Petit. ct eu arr,ere pan
IEtmI> Alloy. ai">lque luuIes les Batt,ses. e +
ilef's' Amcioidilons 81 AppaTteHaUces guI 81
lfeuVeut sur Ie> c1s teTrain> ct V appaIr!euueni.
Sal>'rs pour payer 81 sausiaIre-a Ia sOmme Ge
deuN mile cent GtN piastres. avec infect a rai,OH
q" h"It pour cent par on sur Ia Sommc de SEPT
cent soiNdnte SIX Ila-tres du Ter Ayrti. 1865.
JuSGu au palemeui e. IL meme iniGTct sur Ia som
M oe SIX cent qudtge vingt seIZefpias,r-s It. Ter
AVN, 1913. lu>qu al Placement. Il lie meme inie-
re' sur la sommr de srN cent quarante hull pas
tfe- dg Ter Avrl, lSCJ. Jusqu'au paIement. suirt
a IN Credt DE dcuX cent qcalre vlugt dix pia>lres
pave lie ! Jun. 1888. ri les frais ,e proc-s.
THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
lie = JUN. 1860.