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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

The Sandusky Register has the following:
aP. V. Nssby lectured 1t Keliey's Island
last Saturday evening. A good story is told
Of the Island Democrats. many Of whom, on
Friday and Saturday, earnestly urged both
Republicans and Democrats TO attend the
meeting and hear sousd Democratic doctrine
- they we're Goiag % have Nasty, of Ken
tncky. there: Among the most sclieitens
We Barney Mo-, one Of the leaders Of
the Island Democtacy.'
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REPuBL1oAH aErr1nGs.

1ssatss HAskAH and Hon. HIRA1 DonssA1s Rspubli-
candidate for District EscEor r the FIRST District,
will apeah 1t the following times and pisces:
~ tunctisn between Keoknk and Fort Madison
Wednesday, September "a, Ut ?. N.
iConAhtsss ara requested 70 MAXI the psDsssAry
arfsnksnsnts and convey the speakers from point 70
pont Republican papers throughout the District please
copy. PETER n1LunDY, oh6raian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
cLA0Err,s LArEsr PLArEOn11.

We TELL THEM {THE REPUBLICANS
THAT THE DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNY AND
THIEvINa ARE FAST DRAWING To- A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL 90 OUT OF
OFFICE AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION ETHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
BuLLETS-BY BALLOTS lF THE PEOpLE
ARE ALLOWED TO, VOTE. AED ny Bull
LETS IF THEY ARE NOT.--f9ogsa, N the
Eonstisnfipn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

This spIsnld AAh Dye is the best IN the world The
only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable nstsna
Aeon NO disappoisfenE no rdisulcus TINT; remedies
he III effects Of bad dyes; invgorats and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, bldel trn,cn. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfnme, and properly applied at Batch
slor's Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

place the greenbacks In the hands q the
bpndholders. What will they do With them!
will they not hold on 70 them untatAe 9
eminent il ready 10 redeem the q ge
Certainly they will not distri1nDs tt
around among the people, to enai thskA
ny taxes easily. The first 14us Il
will have to be paid first, and5asse esss
" IN Europe. Your greenbacks, thecgt
must 90 across the water, and Ao0 - -
tAx them ap' 1900
r. connecsion xiiih Ills subject il i
vsry inporta,C - remember that the Demo.
cratic party proposes radical change in the
uEodt II fNa1k SkoS5y nv INC pasposss ct
The Republican party has raised money
chiefly from the following sources, viz
Import duties.
Income tax.
Excise tax.
Tax on Injuries. =, M
II thu ~ ~ ~ borden Of AVIATION
has been piaopd upos ~ rich Ind those who
manufacture and ell whisky, tobacco, DC.
| But the Democracy propose TO relieve the
rich, and tax Ill alike.
Ths fourth plank in their platform Il -
follows:
FOURTH Equal taxation Of every species Of
property, according TO its real value, including
| i3overnment bonds and other public securities
At present not one dollars worth Of prop
erty is directly taxed BY the Federal Govern
men., except isr articles Of lu1sEy, such
| = wbisky sod tebaceo.
| An real estate and personal property, n .
rule, il exempt.
here, then, tax payers, is the Democratic
plan. Raise $500, 0O0, 600 . year By taxa
ton, and let that taxation be upon every
species of properly according to its valua>
ton"
The Republican plan is to admit tho fact
that the debt canno. be paid at once, either in
gold or greenbacks, and to provide ways A.
means for ito gradual extinguishment, Ard
Dr the saving Of Soma $40, go 200 year by
yedrc;nO ira rate or interest TO per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

Col. Aetcalf, Of Providence, R. l., life
long Democrat, and formerly editor of the
only Democratic paper in that city, in a re-
cent speech said that however strong his
party attachments had been, his affection for
his country Aad slways been stronger, and
that after spendisg ssveral years Of his life IN
sssistnR the rebellion which Wade Hampton
and lis associates had carried on, he would
not now be made tribunary to his promotion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

vIMEGAR.-PRUssING's CELEBRATED CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and 10 preserve pickles
mt Premium awarded 1T the IT, s. Fair, inois State
Fair and Chicago City Tairl Largest works Of the kind
In the United States.
sSTEsFsss CHAs.G T. PRUsSING,
as2edSndsa 1BA31l Latest. Chicago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
GRANT AND COLFAX.

EsOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS,
i Pins Badges and Flags OF GRANT AND CoLFAx
send 10 the Oldest and most respectable
who have made this business sp oiaIty for the rast
ninet. years We have ready great variety Of
all styles Prices from 80 TO $10per 100 We will send
TO address, pstpasd receipt OF price, One Sample
ESQ Tire, Examples, sec with Price List We request
our correspondents to be brief always very
busy during the Campaign. We make suitable reduc-
tions on all large orders for D,diere ard Cgubs
All monsys sent by Post ONCE Order at risk We
guarantee full amount goods at lswsst rates for all
none, sent 10 us address
RICHARDS MARKT
p O. Box sl3l IS Murray ST., New Yo L
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
HON. yOslssA. KAssos

Will speak 1T the following tinss snd plscs:
Junction, between Ksokuk and ". Madison. SGT Q.
keokuk, Sept. g.
ksoxvilie, sept. 5.
incal comnittses are charged with making the nsc-
sssasy arrangements for thsss meetings.
r NELENDY Chafnan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

DoB. ScHENoK has been renominated in the
Third Ohio District for reelection to Com
aress, and will beat Vallandgham out of his
boots.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

This By rup IL not intended ~ scnre-al' ner Ia it
ny any means recommended snch hnt 10 viii cur
those dseas.s for which it Is piersredupen hich the
public may rely with confidence. II Is experm. nj
sssss @s ia use af iIay With mari Cd
II Possesses all thu yauats properties Tar
and other remedies OF kindred charaee- copducinx
the same eId namely, the Of that insidious aud
dangerous disesse, that annually carries down 10 the
grave oue-sNth OF tfoss who ELECTROMAGNETIC The
danger Of this disease 10 in It's steaithy approsr1
htffe cold = slight cough IL all at first. 1T viii
sooD and In this hope the patient Is delnasd
lit truss ~orse-anl finally Cor sumption ends In
tienf, which might and should have its
inepiebry, In the event Of these primitive symptoms
nisting themselves. "Wiights Tar sy mp is happi-
~ caien ated to them snd time should be
IN applying the edy-deisy il merely suicidal for
Consumption in whatever stage II may present Itself
not to be tiiAea with snd In case nc condition
are dang rous this fatal Consumption sur
will be II not taken hold efnt once, aud the RENE ty
timely and persi t.ntly appi.d
Many tn, cries have been INDUCED in 10 tbs
Oh consumption. Among the nest enlightened minds
great diversity of opinion exits il cur present
pnrpose to discuss this matter hut It dent 70
sl that the fell disease is among Is and our prov
ince to crr-it and II is this end have direct
60 cur shorfs in the prepar atn Of this Syrup Rrors
the dangers Of delay in its early staxes have spoken
fteiy aud since ely. Wishing do good TO our race
We wand sdropish the afflicted ao,k white IL
day, FOR eoon IL will be too iate--pken the might
aeatb sets IN, when no man work !" Agsii, ana
nnslly, loss precious time which viii brug such
repentance and such dreful reirbution
DR.. Wrfghis Tar Byrsp Is sold ~ oil Druggists.
LORD 4 SMITH, Chicago,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
AMERICAN HOUSE

T7x LaraeA Hrst- Qam Houss in Aer Es,tand
VERTICALs RAILWAY, SUITES and
HIN0I1 APARTNkNTS. with Bathing and Water
Convenieuces connecting; Billiard Halls Telegraph OF
nee, and Cafe.
inn "a LEWIS RICE 4 SON, Psoprs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

@rffnn A-YEAR 10 AaENre 10 al, a..
ehiAes. Nj particulars free. Extra indocemsn ts
70 experienced Agents. Call address ". g, VIII
son CO, Cleveland, o. Boston, Mass, St. Loniz
ntsDSufi.
NANTED,-SALESMk travel for . Manu-
w fActurfpe Conpeny and sell by sample. Good
vaxet are suaxa ntsed. Address With stsmp. II. D..
AAAnr0N CO., No 4ls Ohsstnut st.. Phiis.. p.
II G8Nx4-1aRe chaDce = msks n ooey. Arficles
- h9ks, -. ~ YssasahlA Ben3hs By 80 person.
out q sssry 100 WAnM oEsssd Addrsss. viii stamp
lcs saresfar 0sksNn CO, MAnni ctrs, AIS Gestant
sf, .Rhils, p.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
CIR ACE MILLS.

WlAsAW, III, Oct, " I8bT,
llWING to rush Of business im,nediatel,
~ aftet harvest, have lint RECENTLY be.
allie TO finish the alterations and Imps on,
Mills aich dee~d ncc-rsrry to enable in oaar
ing TO our customer brand Of FIour nn.urpHs,ed
any. Having every thing In the best Of oid.f now,
take pleasure In assuring our friends and rtsso efsths
shall henceforth make ent best brand the
CA ACE MILL
Uniformly good 70 be equal least and po.st.
ArsrTsy to asy other brands manufactured.
Car Ar4HAnhA- shoae nperispce and repntsf Ion 40
Miller II generally knosn and appreciated, hsyipgix
ken res in firm, viii endeasor to make on
snds OF such quality that they esno fail to merit
Increased tAsox Ne shall Alwsys ssil price
ia oopripent With the bsst Of q.afybut are deter
armed make the quality superior At whatever cost
confident thst people VIII pfefer that rather thant
saving Of few cents on sack or barrel
oetia O. ALBERe G
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Photograph Albums
large and splendid variety.
PRINTING PAPER---ilI sigrE at NH Prizes
Stationery and Blank Book Dept.
BLANK BOOKS.
Day Rocks, Journals, 1 eslxers
RECORDS, RECEIPT 4 CASH BOOKS,
Al 2tree aud 8fttIes nf Rindinn

AZ ,Sfzss ana S'ytes y Btnd'ng.
Pass Books. kotea and Drafts.
Hemorsndans, Copying Besks
Diaries Drawing Books.
Writing R46ks. Scrap Books
C3mpe-ttioa Books, Bits psya' L. ftatiesi.lr.
Anything 10 10Y ine TO be procured in the
foreign markets, frn shed short notice and a,
n,anufsrturers or impotters' prices
husers coming 10 the city will do we'll to aran,ihe
this stock before selecting an orders received through
the mail viii the careful attention Of expert.
epcsd cerks fmsyle da~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

DEL CHOET OF suHI CHHfmfHk'-
| How either may f4scias,s ard gain the anee-
tons Of any th-y choose, instantly also secure
prespsfity in leye business Every acquire
this singular power. This queer, exciting book has
been published by ten yssrs, the sale Il which HIS
been and 10 The only book Of the kind in The
English language eent by mail tor d cts hse tpr
dollar together with guide to the nnInarfisf A5-
drer. T. WILLIAM 4 CO., Book Publishers, Phtsdsl-
phia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
Y|||:I|5lF3

For the cure Of Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, RrOn.
chitis, WhOOpiMg Cough, Dys-
pepsia. General Debility, and
particularly for all other Dis
enses Of the Throat and Lungs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
Our CnmmiSsinns to Agents

every other establishment OF the kind
proof of this be found In Comparing premiums
WITH thuse other GtbHs sfzs, in sddtfon
% which ehim TO give better goods oftnc char
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
ron PRESIDENT,
Gen. u. s.. GRANT,
or IrIINon.

DOR VICE PRESIDENT,
&l,AUFEE1 rG0LF.aI.
q. INDIANA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

MsAespeoHstsntlyop hAHd ndfef salsatthe Ell ~ 81
prt esto cash euFtomets ana prompt lstgs su
-.lt ssisctststeek Of STAPLE and FANCY
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY /. 1858.
NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED,

All accounts due this Office for legal
advertising will be proceeded agains'
BY execution, unless the same be paid
before the fast day Of February next.
1885,. People must not suppose the prin-
ter to be O Millionaire and can wait 70,
his money until "doomsday." Credit W.
have given to the utmost extent Of our
purse, aud can wait no longer. Times
are hard, We admit, but they arc as hard
for the printer as any one else. All tha,
is required in a printing Office must he
paid for in cuA. No one in New Orleans
or else where, credits for merchandise Of
any description. The money must come
in every instance. So, if circumstances
compel US to force those owing to pay u,
blame cannot lie laid at our doors. Sell.
preservation is the first laS Of nature and
We intend to avail ourseIf of the priv
lege. No matter.what the result, all bills
for legal advertising will he collected by
execution after the above mentioned time,
without reference to persons, and no
favor, will. in any instance, be shown.
A word in time may be of great benefit to
those interested.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

C. Patrick personally and "a Execntrix.
10 and to the hereinafter described plan.
tation and lands, to wit:
A certain plantation. or tract OF land,
situated in this parish Of West Baton
Rouge. measuring about twenty three
and a half srpents front on the MISSISSIPPI
pi river, with a depth Of eighty arpents
on the fourteen and a half srpents abova,
and a depth of forty arpents for the re-
m,ainder Of said land, bounded at I'll"
upper side line by lands of Sebastian
Hiriart and at the lower line By those Of
Ur-in Soniat and Hopkins. the Who'll.
containing no less than fourteen h"n-
dred a,pents superficial measure, togeth.
er with ali the Improvements thereon.
and Ill the horses. mules. horned cattle.
sheep, tools and farming implements now
upon the place or in any manner belong
ing to it, together with 1925 shares Of
mortgage stock Of said B INK thereto
attached.
Seized to pay and satisfy amount OF
judgement. interest and costs.
Terms Of S.ie-Thc purchase. to fur
rish 4 stock note for the sum OF fourteen
thousand seven hundred and forty,f"nr
dollars. payable on the LIST day OF May
1868. fixed or renewable. according to
the charter, and the balance Cash. The
purchaser to assume all the responsible
ties and obligations Of a stakeholder of
the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana. and the
stock so furnished to b" identified will,
the acts Of IN rtgage oil May and 18th
June 1888 before Louis Favrot. Judge
hy V. PAtin and wife to Citizens Bank,
and with the act Of 4!h June 1889 before
F. Srghrrs, Notary Public in New Or
leans ty J. G. Patrick and wife in favor
OF Citizens Bank. and with Sherifs deed
in this case. With benefit Of appraise
ment. j. v. DURABLE, Jr.,
frhl Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

THs WEEKLY MERcURY.-We have re.
ceived q number Of this enterprise just
started 10 New Orleans, The Mercury
is published weekly by L. r. Simmons l.
Co, and is edited by Major George Nc.
knight. better known. perhaps, to the
reading public as ASA Harts." The
number at hand il filled with interesting
reading matter appropriate to the times.
and suit;ns all iresidcs. Among the
contributions We notice a letter from "A
Head" whose humorous articles 10 tbs
Crescent have given him q wide notoric,y
Sorry we didn't get a chance 10 make
your "kaqwiug " when last in the city,
Head" but should you ever come up
this way. call in and we'll split q rail
together or. when next we visit rye
a~uciente Crcscente." we'll try "half a
Iuzen on the she'll road ensemble. The
Mercury is'pubiished at four dollars pei
annum, and is worth double the money.
All success to you. Major.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

An ISclDEsr.-At y supper given re.
Gently BY the St. Andrews Society. OF
New Orleans, to celebrate the ~snniversa-
~ of Burns nativity. . little incident
occurred which shows the feeling enter.
tanned towards q certain dethroned mill.
tary official. About midnight, when hi
larity was at it's highest pitch. and when
the best possible good humor existed,
Gen. Mower entered the room. As he
took q seat 1T the table. fifteen or twenty
gentlemen, members Of the Society and
guests, immediately arose and took their
departure. What occurred aferwsrd is
not stated, but the hint should have been
sufficient for the doughty warrior to have
taken bis hat and done like wise.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

TIE WsAEaER-" God help the poor.
the rich can take care Of Themselves" is
the remark made by many the present
week. Winter. seems to have come
upon US ut last. Rain in torrents, wind
ty wholesale and cold 10 quantities to
suit a feverish EsTuimaux. Thursday
morning clears of bright, breezy and
freezing cold. W. are Of opinion. how
ever, that this is the dying blast Of win
ter. He comes sbrcndcd in his icy man
lie to terrify the suu-loviug children OF
the South, and then take his farewell for
a few brief months. Let him go--his
presence can we'll be dispensed with
His witbered brow and ailvery locks,
adorned With ~icicles, are no longer at
tractive. Had the veteran favored rs
with q " beautiful snow" wherein to glide
with sleigh aud "merry BELLS" an ovat'
ion in " hot WHISTLES" would have been
offered up to his everlasting memory ;
nay innumersble tom & J~erry's" would
have been sacrificed upon the altar Of his
" hoary presence" but as it is, VIC give
him the 'cold shoulder with the most
sublime Indifference. and drop an icicIe to
his departing worthlessncss. Goodbye,
silver top F! When you come again do So
in proper form--take any shape but the
last, and Our firm nerves viii; never trem.
ole. Spring, with her sweet face rs.
dent with aovery smiles, vii! 5000 be
here. cheering every heart and bringing
in her train all that tend to make a South.
ern spring So delicious and 30 much ad-
Come rosy goddess ! dispense
your favors upon q poverty stricken peo.
.ple--tesch them in abundant crops to
the past and--bere we broke
down in our invocation.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

FROZEN TO DEArH.-On Wednesday
morning last, q lsboring man named
John Hill, well known in the parish. was
found frozen to death. lea Hanrahan e
store. When last scen. the night pre-
vious. be was staggering up the road, on
his way home. evidently much the worse
for liquor. 1t is thought that overcome
by the effects Of cold aud liquor. he lay
down on the roadside to rest. and fell
asleep to wake 20 more. lie was not
over twenty Eve years of age. Coroner,
verdict: Death from intemperauce and
exposure"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

~ Col. VIM. Roller, of The Parlor,
has on hand some of the finest Monoppa.
bella whisky We ever tssted-or swal.
lowed, if that will spit TIE reader better
It is a prime article s.re. surpassing any.
thing OF the kind brought to the Baton
Rouge market. How beautifully Pauline
describes her love for the "ardsnt " Billy
has for sale II would rather live upon
one kind smile from him than wear the
crown the Bourbon lost 1" Reader. 20
and do similarly.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

MA rush Of legal advertisements
this week compels the exclusion Of inter.
es'ing reading matter, although We know
OF no more Interesting matter than read
ing delightful legal "ads.r The printer
loves to zee "sieh' in. his columns as ,the :
are redolent Of "greenbacks when
they come l. Bus come ttry will come
day, and then the baby shall have a new
dress, 90 it shalt 2 n 20
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

On Stills The North Caroline Pie
bald Convention has dccreed that the
word negro" must no logger be used ia
speaking # those persons, and makes il
. penal offence to do 80. We are slight.
!y under the impression that this "gosk y
is cutting it rather fat. The Convention
should have stated emphstically and dis
tinctIy the term to be usei with gentle
men of African origin. The M-nagerie
IN New Orleans may get the same kiuk
In their wool before they are throu gh
With their gymnsstitricks | Who knows
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

EAT DE LA louisiana. PAROlSSE
d'On-st Baton Rouge. C"ur du C'nqni-
enc District. B,nqne DIES Citoyens d.
Ia Lnni@iane W. J. G. Patrick ct epouse
NJ. 2O95
Eu vertu dun ordre de saisie ct ven:e
.ddressr ~ sheriff de Ia paroi.se TOuest
Baton Ronge, dams le process ci dessus,
date Ter Fevrier y. !. 1868, de PH"n"rs.
bic Ia cour du %cinquicme district jrdici
aire dams et pour Ia pnroisse IT Et"t sus-
dit. jsi saisie ct j'.'frirai en- vente pub
l'que. AL plus offr~"t et dernier ench"r-
ressenr, . Ia maison de cour de cette
paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
SAMEDI. IL Tine jour de Mars prochaiu.
\. d. 1858. u IL heures .. m. ,ous droita.
tires ct interets des defend-urs. ]. G..
Patrick, DECIDE, ct Nine. Eliza G. Patrick.
persooelIement ct CONNIE executrice, a
F%b.bitation ci-apres decrite, aAvoir :
Une certains hsOitation, GU moroccan
de terre. situe en- cette ~psrnisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, mesurAbt environ viugt
trois ct demi arpents de face au Aeuve
Mississippi, avec un profoodeur de quatre
virgt arpents sus les quatorze ct demi
srpents de Ia part -h.feIieure, ct profon
deur de quarsnte arpents sur lie res,e de
Ia dite terre, borne en- haut par terres de
SebAstien Hiriart ct en- has Ear celles
d'Ursin Soniat ct Hopkins, lie tout conie.
nsut pas moins de quatorze cents srpen,s
de supe, icie, ensemble avec toutes les
authorizations qui s'y trouvent, tous les
chevaUx, mulets, betes y cornes, outils ct
~us,ensi:s oratoire l'habitntion maintenant
~ y a%ppartensnt. svec 725 actions hypo.
thecaires de IL dite Banque y apparten-
ant.
Sal lie pour payer ct satisfaire lie mcp-
tant de phypotheque, des interets ct frais.
Conditions de Ia vente -L'acquereur
fonrnira, un billet d'sc,ionaire pour Ia
somme de quAtorze mile sept cent quar-
ante quatre piastres. payable 'e Ter Mai.
1868. renouve|sble conformement aux
conditions de !. chartre, ct Ia balance
compliant. L'acqner~ur assnmera tout
responsibilite ct obligation dune action
airs de Ia Banque des Citoyens de Ia
Louisiana, ct les actions sinsi sonscrits
spront Identifies sv+c leg acts d'hypo.
theqne dn III Mai ct Is JUN 1888. psrde.
vaut Louis Favrot. Jug. par V. Patin
ct ep"use u Il B.nqne des Citoyeus, e,
nvsc 'acts dn 4 Jul" 1889, pardevant F.
S.gtcrs, notaire, a IL ME Orleans. par
j.. Z. Patrick ct ~eponsesen fsveur de Ia
BaUque des Citoyens ct e h yer t. du
Siler't dams CO process. svec heniic" din.
! vrniuire. J, Y. DURABLE. Jr.,
febl Drpnip Sheriff