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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-11
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II WILL pay in leather of any kind or
i Saddlery at cash prices the usual prices
sivsn in this market for Hides, dry and green,
delivered at my shop in Fayetteville. The
leather have is good. consisting of sole, upper,
calf skin, Harness, Bride. skirting, dc, &c.
l will again cali the attention to my large,
complies. aud we'll assorted
STOCK. UF ShDDEEER!Y,
The largest have ever had. ana selling
saddles now for $40 that used to bring $l2
and Is; and al other qualities at ths same
rate. Be certain to cali on me at my same
old and we'll knows stand, and my word fol
it. you will be paid for your trouble if you
buy any thing, for Isn selling low and no
mistake. L. D.AKIN.
/ August 80.
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iS3 Aefes Of IanN

Mentioned in the pleadirgs, but before the
day OF sale the same will be surveyed and
sDld according to said survey. Said land is
situated in Lincoln county. Tennessee, Oh the
waters of Elk River, and in civil district No,
IL. For description, boundaries, &C., see
deed in County Court Clerks Office Belong
ing to the estate of Stephen Tombstone, sen..
deceased, and on which he resided at the time
of his death. 1t is tolerably well improved. has
on itone failing spring. and comfortable
buildings. There are about sixty acres of
cleared land. The particulars made known
on the day of sale, and a lien retained on said
land until the purchase money,is paid.
DANIEL j. WILMINGTON,
Oct. 4. ~ Clerk.
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IF PHYsIsisas WILL Use IT, Why is IT
hot SAFE For THE FEefIE?

NiSSiSsS1i, Nov =
Myssgs. 4. L. ScovILL ( Co.
Dear Sir,.-The public generally are fuily
aware of the thousands of remedies fOr dis
eased lungs, under The titles of SarsaI a.
rillas, Pills, Plas crs, I.in;nCnts. etc, that
are daily brought to their notice through the
newspapers, by way Of advertisements. My
object in writing this Io;e !or publication is
TO induce the public, or at lcsst those WHO are
efiicted, (if they will use patent medic mes
TO use one that contains articles of real use IN
pulmonary diseases. an conscious that in
so doing l sm aetirg most al professionally,
end derocatory TO the interests of medical
science aud the regular IIaetitioners Of medi-
cine.
The medicine to which ] refer is Or. Egifs
BdIsona foI. The LH7ics. l have prescribed it
in large number of cases, ard always with
success. One case in rerticular 10 which ]
wish now to refer, was given up by several
physicians who bad leen called IN cCnsufta-
ton with myself The patient he'd ell the
symptoms of confirmed consumption, such
as cold night sweats, hectic fever, haTassing
cough, with continued pain IN the Lobe Of tie
right lung. attended with seyere diarYftea
He commenced immediately TO get better by
the use of the aboye-Lamed medicine. ard
was soon restored 10 his usual healthl ]
have also found DR.. Halls Balsam the most
valuable expeetorant for breaking up dis
tressing coughs and colds that have ever
used. v d. NhlGHI, NJ D.
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Biz Potato

Big Potato
: Our friend A. L. anderson has
left on our table Yam Potato
that weighed FIVE pounds, and meas.
ures a foot and a half in length, and
I6 inches in circumference. 1t is
tho largest We have seen this year.
Perhaps some Of our friends can pro-
ducs its equal-but we doubt It
The Bank Of Southern Illinois a.
Bolton bias collapsed, and is regarded
= a very bad failure.
=
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Land for Sale I!

II WISH to move West this fall, and will
sell two hundred and thirteen acres of
good LAND, one thousand bushels of corn,
and quantity of fodder, hav, and oats all
together for thirty eight hundred dollars. This
is the BEST BARGAIN that has been offered
IN Herou,,f,, FIR
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Valuable Land for Sale.

PURSUANT to decree Of the County
l. Court of Lincoln county, pronounced
at its October term, 1850, in the case of Ste
phen Touchstoue, administrator, aad Daniel
Touchstone VS.. Debora Tombstone and 9th
srs. bill for sale of land. l will, on the 10rI,
day of November HeXt SELL subject to
the widows right OF dover, to The highest
bidder, on the premises, upon ssrsdis of one,
two, and three years, except six per cent iu
caSh
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STABLES.

Besides having three large Livery Stables,
the Company have erected Eighty StaIls''
on the ground; also, Hog Pens, Coops, &c.,
Dc
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HOTELS.

besides spacious Eating Saloon on the
ground, which will accommodate very
large crowd. All who attend will find every
appliance necessary for their comfort and
pleasure.
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ATHENS, ALABAMA.

FElHE first annual Fair of the Limestone
Il County Stock "A gricultural and Mechan-
ical Association, will be held in this place,
cOmmencipp
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October %. 1860.
MMV13ic.

We have secured the services Of Horns
Silver B;aud," from Nashville; who will
thrill the crowd with their soul stirring mu-
sic. We have now nearly completed in our
our town, three largo
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AT
RAYMcND'S
HALL OF FASHION,

MAIN ST., second door from corner of
q g9iA Commerce.
The subscriber having Femoddled and fitted up his
Store in very handsome and convenient manner,
for the purpose ofkeeping Gentleman's Furnishing
Store. and having just had made up, order, IN the
city Of philadelphia the best and most fashionable
sorIment CLOTHING ever kept IN Smyrna, compris-
ing ell the different styles and patterns Of =
Goats, Vests and Pantal0Oms,
Black French Cloth, Black French Drab, De
Etc, Black Italian Cassmece, Black Aipacca, Fancy
Cashmere, Silk-mix and Bay Stale White Linen
Duck and Marsellles FrOck and Sack Coats A
Pants and Vests, Of all kinds ls3 j.
Boys Clothing Of every description.
A good assortment of French Cloth, Black French
Doeskn aud Fancy Cashmere. Linen Drilling Of all
binds Silk and Msrseies Veslings, aud general as
soriment Of Summer wear for men and boys.
Also assortment Of Shirts, Silk Shirts and Draw
ers Stocks and Collars Bossos Cravals Tres, Hand.
kerchiefs. Suspenders, Hosiery, Gloves. &c. q
The cheapest stock OF Boots aud Shoes ever bought
in this place. Patent Leather Caters FOL Sl.50, such
as sell for $3.50 Booze for Si.75.
liaIsand Caps Of all descriptions.
Trunks Carpet Bags. Vallses and Umbrella. ai
Allof which will be sold az the very lowest prices
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
is all rhals required TO prove the fact.
jy5 JACOB RAYMoD.
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d : !. FL la \ Euus.



DEAR FREsD HorFEcKER:-I must ask
leave to correct a statement in the s.Phiadel-
phia Correspondence OF your laat paper. 1t
is as follows;
The liRie Trac, Depository in Sixth st, is
the only Book Store We, as church, can call
our ewn. The revenues of this establishment,
ii mistake moi. alter expenses are met. are
contributed to support the widows and orphans
and disaLlsd ministers Of the church,"
Let me say, that this establishment 10, in
fact and effect, Just as much Private one as
the others, referred TO by your - Old Friend"
II has no official connex;on with the church
Whatever. Il iskeps by the managers of the
Phila. Cont. Tract Society, for their own con-
senience. That Society Was organized for a
purely benevolent purpose, This commercial
enterprise was undertaken by the managers as
a separate and distinct work. 1t supplies the
Agent of the Socie,y with publications, bul
deals with him as separate party. It has nc
connection with the Conference. neither is lha
body, in any sense or degree, responsible for iii
existence, ills liabilities or us actions.
AS TO the distribution Of its revenues, you
"Old Friend" is equally wrong. So far as il
reports show, u bas no benevolent aspect
whateser. Yours, &c, VIII B.
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The Texan Abolition Fires.

An extra from The Mckinney Messenger
ofce gives The details other fires in that Sec
fion, all of character to induce the beliefshat
there is 2 systematic sttemp. being made TO
burn the towns and the private dwellings, ofthe |
best citizens Of ihe country. Suspicion has
fastened on Two men who, we hear, have been
arrested These men came from Kansas, and
pretended to be lookiag at the country. They
have been seen IN Tho neghborhood Of several
Of these fires just before they broke out. II is
thought by the people that they are Abolition
emssarles, aud there Is good reason for the be-
lief.
Last year an Abolition parson and one or two
associates were run ON of Dallas BY The people.
When they len they gave out that The movers
in the affair should suffer for it. Ii appears
that most of these fires have been set so as to
insure the burning OF tho property of persons
who were Connected with tbs Colamitlee 10
that matter.
The people in the towns in Northern Texas
we're forming themselves into Committees Of
Safety and employing large squads of special
polics to watch for The incendiaries. Doubt
less. every suspicious character will be arrest-
ed. Snch should be, and kept In close confine-
sasnt, or followed out Of the country.
A PoLITIcAL WAR.--The residents of Deco
guam, Prince Willlam county, Va, have been
amusing themselves during The recent warm
weather with civil war on small scale
Some sixty Republicans erected Lincoln and
Hamlin pole On The Fourth of July last, and
became highly patriotic upon the occasion.--
They very needessy INDUCED 10 some jeeriug
remarks al to the inability of the Democrats e
destroy the aforesaid pole. The Democrats
tbeseupon organized q band, and marched will
axes sE hand 10 CONQUER or die. The Lincolr
men furnished themselves with arms. and thes
called ou the Governor OF the Stale for aid
This parties met al The loot OIL he pole Of con
fenfion; there was Handsome display OF mill
isry. but before any sighting took place, a fe'
wsIl-dlyeeled blows byn sturdy hand laid th
oririnal cause of the dispute in the dust Th
dignity Of the assaiIing parties having bee
ssl s6sd. ssefybody retired in happy frame
nind. add Virginia was saved. Let ~
tksnkfnl
MsrEoRErEs.- bodies are Of the ~
sure Or plsssts. and cisuulate about the sun
erbsss ~ unsrringly ~ their larger bsethre
When they and the earth come samulta ncous
10 thoss points Of their orbits which are rea
set torosher. the action Of the earth often
besosnes sopesiof 20 TINT Of the sun, and II
email muases are drawn 10 ne surface Plum
ing vah ppormous velocity into our atmospher
ths~n indie bodise compress the Air Id front a.
rub mrn1nrt Il With npch violence on the aide
.e ~ orodnce heas enough 10 fuse--and lig1
,uf6o;snt u ,ilumiaase lhe most refractory 4,
e.rkssx Il subsssna -. 'chs exterior and no
la cr,ss u swept 10 tbs resi- BY the reslssis
sAr III noW apsfa0e becs,nies expossd5 this.
IL jfsrn. y f6>ed ant carried backward. sui
u III 6nolIr ~ u HE31 track ~ 10 metet,g
:l;;s 4; !; ;t'' s:;'':s = =
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The Chicago Zouaves.
sRASD REssLrs Oh souSn PHYSICAL AND MORAL
DISCIPLINE.

GRAND REsoLrs or SCUM PHYSICAL AND MORAL
DISCIPLINE.
The New York. Boston and Pbiladelphia pa
psrs are iubiant over The wonderful military
maneuvres of the Chicago Zouaves, now 10 the
latter cily--their proficiency in even the ordi-
NARY drill. being admitted on all sides TO be in-
parably superior 10 any thing ever before
witnessed 10 those places. Although all young
and comparatively light men. their physical
endurance is extraoFdinery--a peculiarly al
tributed to their thorough physical training and
their temperate habits. 10 this latter, these
Zousves are an anomaly among military COM
panies. They are tetolallsrs. They do no.
poison themselves with langefooi or strych.
nine, or swill ,hen,sefvea into physical eDerva
zion with lager, Hence their entertainment
differ very materially from receptions usual,
given to visiting military companies.
Oh the 22d of February, the anniversary o
Washington's birthday, they adopted serie
of resolutions, declaring it an offence, punish
able by expulsion, for uny member to enter
under any circumstances with certain excep
tions) any drinking saloon, billiard saloon
gambling pace, house of ill-fame, or any dis
reputable place whatever. Five members wer
expelled for disobedience of these rules, an
since their leaving home on this trip tws, NOR
have been expelled for The same cause. On
great drawback upon the success OF the Com
pany has been that since its organization Their
have been no less than So members taken on
of the racks by removals. Fesignstions, death
and expulsions. This mas added greatly to ID
labor of drilling the Company During the frs
eight months Alter their organization. the
drilled three nights each week, cd for the Lar
SIX months they have drilled nearly every nigl
in the week, except SUNDAY. The vgoror
exercise, the positive prohibition of ener,atin
dissipation. sleeping upon hard beds, and iud
cions diet, has prucuced body of men of
feaishng physique, and a perfection of disci
line which they claim, and perhaps justly.
unsusp passed in any department of any regul
service. They are!sll young men. and The
h, not 10 the ranks d single member who Ion
10 be- 80 years Of age. Their bfonzed feature
sharp sutInes, light. wiry forms, muscular d
yelopmenls. and spirited. sctve movement
give them an appearance of dssaing ferpci
consistent with the general idea Of The tano
corus al The French army
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DIE: o.

IN Milford, Friday. July 9th, after severe
illness. Emma F. LoAand, wifeof DR.. M. G.
Lofiand, of Milford, and daughter of George
Davis, Esq, of Smyras, in her 25th year.
In Dover, on Thursday evening. Goth inst,
Mrs. Emma, wife of Caleb s. Pennewill, ESQ.,,
and daughter of s. Raughley. Esq., in the Gath
year of her age.
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EQUALITY TO ALI UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
A New Feature in Business

Every One his own Sc lehman .---JoNEs Z Co, Of The
Crescent price Clothing Store, GOA Market street,
above sixth, Philadelphia. In addition 10 having the
largest most varied end fashionable stock Of clothing
in Philadelphia, made expressly Tor retail sales, we
have constituted every one his own salesman. by hav-
ing marked nigures, each article. the very low
price il can be sod for. they cannot possibly
vary-alI must buy alike The goods we'll spunged
and prepared and great pains nken with the making,
that ell buy with the full assurance of getting
good article at The very lowest price. Also. large
stock Of piece goods hand OF the atesi styles and
qualities, which will be made 70 order la ihe most
fashionable and best manner, per cent below credit
price. Remember Crescent in fdafket street, aooye
SIKH, PhiladeiphIa st-sf
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NorIcE:;,,,

Havinsidispossd ofon isterostiIlthe business which
we cond 1ctad for 20 MANY years. 10 Ma. EDwIs Will
MER whose advertisement appears below, we respect.
fully call ih, attention OF old friends aud patrons
10 his advertisement and solicit for him The patron.
age 80 long extended tsins.
BEING essrosls ID settle up all our old business. we
will here state Shnt s respectfully solicit all who
have ac counts IL call enrly and settle the samea
GEO. w. CUMMlNS a. CO.
Smyrna, May Isl ,sls6O.
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vErs. Wlssslow.

An experienced nurse and female physician has
soothing Syrup for children eelhing which greatly
facilitates the process of teelhing by solienng the
gums reducing all inAammalion-Miif allsy all pam.
and is sure to regulate The bowels. Depend upon it
mothers it will give rest 20 yourselves and relief and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe in all
See ad verlisement in another column.
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"Ws take great pleasure in recommending the Mex
lean nj assang Liniment as valuable and irdispensi-
te art.ris for sprsns, Sores. Scratches csIds on
Horses Our men have used Tor severe Burns, Brui-
sss. Sores. STIFF joints and Rhumalc PANS and all
.sy il a,Iss llks magic. We use other Lon menL
J. w. HEWITT.
Foreman Tor American. Harnden's AMI Wells, Fargo
81 Co.'S Express"
Cenfismsn s--ss had nagxo man worth I'll 200 who
took cod from a bad hurf snd was useless for over
ole yealt; had used syerythny could hear Of with
ot,t bea<ft. until tried the Mansang Lnisaent. II
u perfectly cured hna. and can no lake las above
psscs fos hing. Responsibility. yours.
JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter. 1samster and Fanity nhosid havs
al. invaluable article. sold ~ sespsssnp ls DEALER
4yegy uhess.
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The General Opinion

Is that LEWIS y BROTHER are selling Cloths, Cas-
srneres, Vestings Ladies Dress Go, DIS and Groceries
cheaper than any other merchants IN Smyrna. Try
their Rio Coffee at ls cents per pound, and all other
Goods sold in like manner liz a#
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THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as frai
as that Of tender flower. Many Of the enter into
the marriage relations without being able 10 undergo
he iabors and trials Of matrmony. In this country
ihourands Of young and beautiful women sacrificed
every year from this alone Hosteiier's CeIe.
braled Stomach Bistels will many Of this class
from all untimely grave. This medicine has been
used with great benefit by immense numbers Of peo-
pie Throughout the republic and the propretors have
received grateful commentators from all sections Of
HE cosInry The Biters will be found 10 be very
isasasi % The taste, evea as beverage, apd plomp,
md powerful ~ It's effects as medicine Il iniuse,
new vitality into the ifae. and strengthens The whole
system 50 that women who use il enable 10 g.
through with abors which would. without II, be Ger
| D 70 prsiztraie then'
/ atSold by all druggists
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MARRIED.

3 On the 18th inst, at the residence of Levi
T. Dukes, Eco, by Rev. w. 81. Warner, WIN.
A. Barton, Esq, of Caroline CO., Md, and Mrs.
Caroline Barton, of Talbot co., nd.
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Hon. Thosma Green Davidson and
Congressional Vituperation.

An odious custom has crept into prac-
tice in Congress, or at least the Repre-
sentative branch Of it, within the last
few ycars-or has become so general
and prominent within that time as to be
as great an evil as it is a disgrace
whIchnot only occupies or wastes much
valuable time that might be otherwise
usefully and honorably employed, but
also places that body in a most undig-
nliied and censurable position before
the country, which calls loudly up-
on public opinion and particularly up-
on the press, TO place it under the ban
OF the dlrest censure and condemnation
We aIludc to the abuse of the pqucs-
ton of privilege" which we SO fire.
quently read in the Congressional re-
ports, Of a member "riSiug" to be heard
upon that right, which generally results
IN attacks upon the press or private in.
dividuals, aud which is both undicnifed
aud understandable in a person occu-
pying a position so elevated and unan-
proachable-a position which should be
above the engendering of personal ma
lSnltles and the utterance of personal
'ituperation-and which gives him so
the advantage over the private
citizen, n Of his own constituents
whose rights, interests and no.
nor he is sworn 10 protect. We are
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

sufficient personal security, who will subscribe
the notes IN solidO with the drawers, and A spec
cial mortgage and vendors privilege to be re-
tanned on tue said lands, with the clause dc non
alieHaHdo in The respective evidences OF trans.
fer to the purchasers.
ID. For The part or portion Of said property
coming to the SAID minors, 10 wit one tenth
part thereof to Julia Ernestine trooper, aud 10
Charles Alberto Chopper, one tenth part thereof
on the following terms and conditions the
moyedbles cash-thc land and slaves, one
fourth OF the price % adjudication thereof, pay
able in cash on The day Of sale, aud the balance
OF said price, payable in one, two and three
wears, from the day of sale-s1!d credit III
~talmenls To- bear interest at eight per cent. per
aHnum, from day of sale unul paid. The Fur-
chasers Of said property 10 furnish their notes
for the SAID credit iIstalments with interest as
aforesaid from date thereof, payable At the
Bunk OF Louisiana, ia New Orleans, draWg 10
the respective orders of said purchasers, and
TO be by them eudorsed-said notes tu be ,c-
cured by good and sufficient personal security,
who wi! subscribe the notes IL SOiidJ with he
drawers, and a special mortgage aud vendors
privilege, 10 be retained on the laud- and slaves
aforesaid, with The clause de nan qijeHqudD ~
the respective evidences Of transfer 20 tie
purchasers. The said notes to be furnished "a
such pdrceIso or coupons a. TO meet the parties
interested.
Sale to take place at The Rebecca Plantation
the residence Of Judge james L. Co,e-iu
said parish OF IDervIlle, on fle right bank Of
the Mississippi river, about 3 miles below the
town ut Piaquemjne.
Thee. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
February IOth. 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

expect to DO it again if he is the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party-wc have
awarded to him deserved e~ulogium for
his energy aul'usefelness as a Repre-
sentative but when he goes out Of bis
way to lower the dignity Of his position
by personal Trades, and to hold up to
public contempt 4 high-minded and de-
serving citizen and Democrat, Of mim-
pcachablc character. We too shall beg
to be heard On Il question Of privilege
guaranteed by the Constitution in the
Liberty Of the Press
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1t pour les terres ll3 compliant Of laS
autres tiers en- deux placements egaux, nayost1&
en- TN ct deuX ans du Jour de IA ven,e '""s
Les acqucreurs fournir1t leurs bIlo,s
ies termes : credit des terres PAYABLE, ) nv"
deux ans aprta leurs ia = a la Banoue %H
Louisiana a IA Nouve'le Orleans.
lie, dts bIilets serouJ 'ait, payable . T.
des acquereurs, ct ser1nt eudosses ma,
mcmes Ell porteront in'erct q HUT pour :
aprGs tchcanCe juSqu'au Placement. Le n.t"
mrnt tes dts bIllrt- sera ASSURE ar de bnnno,
caution qul siguerout les bllejS ayec les ~
q%ucreurs ct hypotheque speciale ayec priylD4s.
DE vendcur sera reteuue sur les tcrres ,yac.
cause de non ailcnando dams radjudicat,on
20. Pour Ia pan ct portion revenau, an,
dis mlneur- dams les dites prupriete, SAVIOR"
Ito julie EruesDine Chopper ct IIlO
Charles Albeit Crupper, sur les lernes Ct con.
d,tiOu, ,ulvauj:
lie mot t'-r Compliant. Pour les terrps O,
les e~>c'a'e- ~ du pix d'adjucatiun Coupr,n,
L. Jour dc IA ,rute 1T IA balance du Dix p,v,-
be Il un, d-uN ct trol~ avs dn Jour dc Ia yep,s
Les dit- cane, a credit pofteront Inleus a
3 pour cent par an 4 our de Ia yenie insavs
ptiemcut. Lee, acqucreur- fournirOnt leur. IN.
lets av.c iHte'ct-, de la date CONNIE cl-des.u.
menliouuC, payable a IL Btnque De la Louis;-
are a la Noul,.,s O.lsans.
Les dts biliets serOut tijG> a l'orIre Ces Ar.
qucreurs ct cudo->GS par euX mGmes e, serou,
s'gne par uur ciU;iOn in sOlidu. ave- Is A..
iuereuL-. ct hypo'heqne specials avec priv.
iCgG de ypudeur seTa reteuue sur lie, ,errps O.,
e~scIayes vendu, ayec la clause de non alienan.
di dan, les al indications. Les acquereurs fcnr.