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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-11

Sam Bridges ......... Nos ! d : Estes House
T. II. J. Ayres Sons... ..........67 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-11
BOOKS 4 STATIONERY.

Rag FACTORY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
BOARD OF CoUNcILMEN.

The Board of Councilmen held regular
meeting yesterday afternoon and resolution to lay the
Nicolson pavement In Twenteth.st, from Second to
Tonth-ayes and Nineteenthst, from Third to Sixth
aves was laid over. resolution requesting the Con-
trOller 10 furnish copy OF the STRENGTHENING contract
was passed resolution authorizing the Mayor 10 ofer
$500 for the and conviction Of the murderer or MIR
derers OF Mr. Peter Law on New-YeArs night was laid
over and resolution to pave Fifty'sixth-st, from
communication was received from Mayor Hoffman dis.
approving resolution recently passed by the Council
and approved by the Board Of Aldermen directing the
Clerk OF the Council 10 prepare 900 copies or the Man
ual Of the Corporation for the use of the City Govern
ment The Mayor says he Is In favor Of the publication
Of q Manual containing In compact and convenient
form such information may be OF real Importance 10
persons connected with the city Government
but lie cannot see tne necessity oon Vr w suSn
thar were ever before authorized and moreover the
passed, fixes limit To the expenses to be
incurred In Its PREPARATION provides no speenS Soupe
and does not provide that the printing and publication OF
the same shall be awarded TO the lowest bidder on far
and omen competition The publication OF 10000 copies OF
the Manual for 1855 cost the city over to5o or more
publishers would have executed the same W9ik
at g. per volume. He noticed this fact In his
message touching tho publication OF the Manual IN 1896:
but spite Of his objections tho resolution pnsseu ana
the Manual WAS published as at first proposed No APP
preparation has been made To pay Tor the pueca
ton, and the publisher yet remains unpaid judging
from past experience the Mayor thinks far 10 con
cnde that the Manual OF isSS papsoa a. p1vPosea,
pense totally unusthable. The communication was ald
the table, also resolution 10 increase tno pay
OF certain employees OF the Council resolut0n direct
ing the clerk TO procure copies OF all DIS anechg se
interests OF the city which bcen may be presented
TO the legislature was adopted. ana tho Board I'D
lQyIned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
OTHER CIVIL COURTS.

The appointment of Mr.. Duff as Receiver Of
the Olympic Theater until his mortgage DO satisfied out
Of Us proceeds has been affirmed BY the General Term but
be 10 required 20 give larGeiIecurySl0OOOO with sure
ties his former security having been his own bond for
$4,000 without sureties.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday
by Richard Davis Thomas Hitler, Hiram Is. Wetherell,
Simon GAM. John NJ Berran Cornelius A. Berrlan, Ed
Bach all Of this city, Warren j. WILSON, and George NJ
Mott Of Sing Sing, and David Pierce Of Poughkeepse
In the U. S. District Court, the Sherry Wine
still The testimony for the Government Is not
yet finished Judge BlatchfOrd made the important
ruling Yesterday that testimony as to prices OF sherry
admissible as evidence OF the market prices at the place
Of export.
In the suit of Bennett agt. The Plattsburgh
and Montreal Railroad Company the Supreme Court
General Judge Ingrahain delivering its opinion, have
decided that the mortgage OF the Railroad includes the
necessary TO include t. In the opinion the decision
would seem TO rest on the question OF interest OF the
mortgagers.
In the case of Bowen agt. Chase, which is
sgnors the true heirs OF Madame Jume and entitled
to her estate the court has affirmed the order OF the
Rhode Island Who were eotemporsres Of Polly Bowen
interogatories and not by oral questions.
In the case OF James Belger agt VIM. b.
Dinsmore etc. the general term Of the Supreme Court
Adams and other Express Companies limiting their liza
blty for goods delivered 70 them $780, Of avail
assented to by the party sending goods through them
The court below. having decided tho other way new
trial was granted
In the United States District Court, in Ad-
mray, Judge Blatchford decided the collision suit Of
Kenny, ON behalf OF himself and another agt The Steam
ship Alhambra This ID OF sir actions brought TO re-
damages against the Ahambra for c0lldng with
and sinking the schooner Wonder The collision occurred
the 10Th OF June, 1885, of Cape Hatteras bellants
alleged the collision was caused by the Alhambra not
taking proper precautions m time 70 clear the Wonder
claimed that She collision was the result of the Wonder
improperly changing her The Wonder and
were loal lOs Tic Cgugt NON decides tt thu change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
TIE COURTS.
THE ERIE RAILWAY CASE.

In the Supreme Court General Term, Mr.. Field,
on behalf OF Mr. Drew moved for order to show
why the appeal from Judge BarDars decision on Friday
should not be heard On Friday Judge Barnard refused
dismiss the for the want OF jurisdiction, and set
down Wednesday for the hearing Of the motions. Mean
while the suspension of Mr. Drew from bis office In the
Company was continued The petitioners counsel, the
Messrs. RapalO. Fullerton NauderpOcl, Opposedsthe
granting OF the order to show They objected that
Mr. Drew not yet in position to appeal not having
denied the charges made against him that II this
motion granted, the fact that the General Term
TO have the before them would be used before
Judge Barnard for further delay, aud thus Dir. Drew
would escape from answering, which was what he was
really seeking. On the other hand, Mr.. Field claimed
that the very question which the appeal waA taken
was whether there anything before tho Court TO
answer that the delay short and could not injnre
the petitioner, suspension still In force. The
Court refused 10 hear any extended argument but put
the whole matter over to Friday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
TIE cPIMINAL COURTS.

In Justice CornweIl's Court, Brooklyn, Fred.
Meyer and Albert Rosenberg were lined " eaeh' iof peu
ding without license
In the Essex County, n. j., Court of Quarter
Sessions held at Newark yesterday. two persons were
sent TO the State Prison and several to the County Ja
In the Oyer and Termincr, Justice lngTaham
presiding, WIN. OBrien. accused OF the murder OF Law
rcnoo Mullen in Beavers last January, plead guilty ot
murder in the second degree, anu was femHhucu ior
sentence.
In the Recorders Court, Jersey City, James
L. Edward was fined $40 obstructng the crossing In
ExchangePace With his cart ON S,tntdy lo9'
OF assaulting officer Smith
In the Newark Court OF Oyer and Termlner
yesterday, before Judge Depne, the notorious DE-
William McEwen who Laa been s,I It o IS the
state Prison Judge Depue addressed the prisoner at
some length on tho enOrnlty OF his crime.
In the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Mansfield James o"roole accused OF stealing
gold chain. ocket aud some tinketS, xaed AZ ~
The accused had been residing in the same house with
complainant until Saturday night last when he ieit Inc
property was found in hts possession Commit'eu 10
answer.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwih Henry Bedford committed for trial
charge OF having bgrgarcusiy entered inc prem
stolen thererom quantity Of cloth valued at $500 Bed
ford arrested In Laurens-at,on sunday night IN
company with another man, carrying buhdle VINO;
when the policeman approached dropped the bundle an
ran Mr. haber has identified The contents Of tho bundle
"a his property . Richard Hanher No. 50 Bedford 81,
and Michael Malone No. So scventh-ave., were held
TO answer for selling liquor without license
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Hogan Thomas Reynolds. otherwise the Judge
was taken before Justice Hogan for having practced he
confidence game upon Mr. John Reynolds, engineer VINO
arrived in this city few days since, on way 10 Braz
on saturday at the Hammond Hotel NO 2s4 Greenwich'
st. where he remaining Roberts made the &C
quaintance OF Reynolds and the latter sald A ne
was HIS way Brazil whittier he was going 70 put up
some machinery. The newmadc friends. during tue
afternoon took walk and at the Of Spring and
Washng they met by stranger, VINO saiu
that he had placed Reynoldss wife and daughter on
board the steamer Pier No 49, North River ana pre-
sentiBg bill for $500 asked that Il be paid Reynolds
rendered him bank check for $1,000 THIS the stranger
cond not cash and of course they asked Roberts 10
them with the amount and take the check H3
security. Roberts finally lent the two sarpers % soyer
eens and 800 IN American gold with this they left
promising 10 return which OF course tbey ala not
do. Reynolds committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25


6Sl. The balance OF the List was steady, but dan.
After the Board there an active market in Eris.
which sold at 6SI069s. The Western shares. wers
firmly held. and the offerings very small New-York
Central is depressed by the movements of Erie. ard
was very weak. After.the O'Clock Board Erie broke
to 67s; NewYork Central, 1919. Hudson River was
offered at 14S. Reading heavily dealt n and do
clined to 92t At the Second Board the market wss
barely steady. After the call there was a pressure
to sell, and decline Of lac per cent was made %.
the active list there was especial pressure to sell
but the market broke Of its own weight. and with
the exception of purchases to shorts there was
no support Cleveland and Toledo sold at lo6, o de-
cline Of per cent Michigan Southern, S9.; Rock
Island 953; New-York Central. 1855; Erie, cot. AT
the close the market was unsettled and weak. At
o'clock sharp rally was made in Now-York Central.
which sold at 1913. Eric rallied to 67. The balance
of the market was fraction better but no marked
improvement was made in any other shares.
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

They advertise two ec for year o fo aTe 70 close on
be LAT Of April The Buckeye Clnb OF en-, one tnr
hao I've races open 70 close on the ISL OF A on0 10
YEAR oids nile heats and another mile neassi nd
goe IA nile heats; aud another mle meats; anu
dash Of miles for ali ages The programme 81 Tue SaI
@ ociatfon has issued on the most lDefdl scdIe
Si away fine aggregate amount OF $l300 II. purses
- s7,tes The meeting rs to commence on wednesday,
s'-,sf and continue six days. The following races
lose on the lat OF April The Saratoga Cup OF siOV
de 70 sweepstakes Of $50 each, p p Il miles lot All
&C., Sweepstakes for all ages TO carry 100 lbs y miles,
ssoO added the Sequel Stakes, $50 entrance, p p,
TWO miles for three yearods $50 added, winner OF he
Derby Belmont stakes Trayers stakes extra but
penalties not to accumulate. During the meeting tneIe
are two hurdle the second day. ana ahothe
on the sixth It is pleasant to see that all clubs are NOT
so frightened about these events as such another acc
dent happened in Jerome Park viii probably not occur
again for long time. The Nashville Blood Horse Assocl
alton opened a stake at their Fall meeting sted Inc
Young America Stake. For twOyearOlds, dash OF ahhe
S25 entrance ASSOCIATION to add $500 20 or more 10 make
a race They have already got IL nominations ana the
stake win be probably filed and make very good
race We shall miss this the old fayorlte Load
stone whose death great loss 70 Mr. Sanford III
appears also. that the well known racers onward Deia
ware and Captain Moore. together with Two niles Dy
BarOwnie out Of Pasta by Revenue one ny bairqwIe
ont Of L'Anglase and by Nanda out or tiiOan Dy
Glencoe are advertised by Mr.. Watson for sale Wehope
they win fan into the hands Of as straightforward an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
NEw-YeRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY s5 1868

OF he Wonders course was made long before the COLL
not to be fault and that the Alhamora couia
have cleared her by porting her hem or by stopping III
time and orders decree for belants and reference
to ascertain and report the amount of damage
In the Court of Common Pleas the Stuyve--
SAINT divorce case is stu pending i may DC remempetea
that Mrs Stuyvesant Is accused OF adultery with her
Thomas BOwEan 10 denied so%f the nst
positive terms the act Of adultery. ExJudge stuart
testified that after the complaint was served IN the case
her husband at the latters Office and heard her say
"You know am innocent; why don't you Stop TINS sun
refrain from talking about the suit or leave his ONCE
There several witnesses yet to examine
The General Term of the Supreme Court,
Judge Barnard presiding rendered the following decl-
sions Yesterday: Valentine Fruh agt Simon DOMAIN et
al Judgment affirmed with costs. Opinion by Barnard
Robert H. Pe Judgment reversed and case referred back
to referee and trial ordered. costs to abide event
Judgment affirmed with costs opinion by Ingraham
Geo. Douglass ag Robert N, Wordsworth Ct al-Order
onnion by Ingraham j. Otis N. Cutter agt. Joab Law
rence-Ofder modified stated in opinion James Bel
and new trial ordered costs to abide event; opinion by
Ingraham j. Albert L. Pritchard agt The Bank OF Cali
costs Archibald NJ Alerton eft al agt VIM. o. MartiIK-
Order reversed with $40 COSTS opinion by Suthean9 D.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted; costs to
abide event. opinion by Sutherland o. Onas' Lnng agt
the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company.-Juugmeeh1
reversed and trial ordered; costs 10 aDlue events
opinion by Sutherland J. Ernest Frdler agt. JONI
Kelly, SleilH, &c-OTuer TtNeISeu WIN eDo'S'
ion by Sutherland j. Marcus Brod agt. Hayman et al
Order affirmed, with $40 costs opinion by BarhsIu,
T. Sutherland j. dissenting VIM. j. LawtOn ct al agt
WIN T. Kiel ct al-Order affirmed. without costs, pro.
vded plaintiff certificate to be annexed 70 amaay1
dissenting. Champlain Bowen ct al. agt Nelson Chase
ct a-Appeal dismissed, with leave TO defendant 20 re-
new tho motion return of commission, such oral e5
animation be deemed necessary; opinion by suheriano
j. Geo l.. French ct al agt WmlB et ai1OIlet
affirmed, with SO costs Mcndenhall knk; judgment
reversed new trial ordered; costs To abide event inc
Union Bank g The Mayor, &c. Judgment afirmed Win
costa; opinion by Barnard, r. j. In re st. John on com
pany; appeal dismissed with $40 costs In re John w
Lewis 10 yaoate assessment for paving Nesst oruer
affirmed opinion by Ingraham, j. BOes, Receiver, &c,
agt Duff and others order verified so as 10 require tne
Receiver Duff to give u bond in 10000 WIN srees
move for another Receiver; costs 10 abide event "a,
ward Bennett OF al agt The Plattsburgh ana monIesi
Railroad Company et al; order affirmed. win COSTS
opinion by Ingraham j. Farmers Loan and COMPANY
agt Harmony Fire Insurance Company Judgment W
lrmed. with costs; opinion by IngrahAn, u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board of Aldermen met at o'clock yes
terday afternoon President Conan in the Chair roso'
uron TO pave sxeentb-st from Fonrthavo 20 Ruther'
fordplacc, with Nicolson pavement was lost reconsd'
cred and laid over The Mayors communication veto
ing the appointment OF Mr. Chas Baulch an assistant
librarian at q salary OF 900 the ground that such APP
pontment Is Illegal received ordered TO be printed
In the corporation papers and laid over for ten days
The Board thOn adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL.
lot O'CLOCK A. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

State bonds were lower Missouri Us. lO4; new
Tennesseos, g. Railway mortgages ere steady
Western Union Telegraph continues dull and droop-
ing. Express shaEes were neglected and lower on
the old companies, and stronger on Merchants
Union.
Pacific Mail maintains great strength selling at
llOi and lll There is said to DO large short inte-
rest in the stock yet uncovered. Atlantic Mail was
stronger, in sympathy, and sold at 9Si.
The railway share market opened weak on New
York Central and Erie. with pressure TO sell both
OF these stocks Central selling at lS, and Ere at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
PETROLEUM. AND MINING srocKs.-FrRsr BOARD
MONDAY. Feb. 2i-P. n.

Gold opened firm. and sold during the morning at
IA but on the more peaceable reports from Wash
ngton declined to 1923, closing at 1924 The clear
ings at bank show an enormous increase in business
The clearings at the gold Exchange Bank were
GA, 10000, and the balance, sS,56SSG7 IA.
The exports OF specie from this port during the
mast week were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

Wheat = Or, 7Iss- for orders. or eisS- to d''''
port. . - sio. - q, m direct
port - -, -. rs,e1s . n 20 .
direct port. lit
The transactions at the Office OF the As So
ant Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs
OOo Receipts for Gold Notes. $4,000; total keoeip-
a. 1889 20 total Payments, sosS 7os ISL Balance
slO9 1880 Co.. M for
The earnings of the Michigan Central hoa'
the second week in February were: 40
s6Ss37 1885. sS9.so Increase ,sa
The earnings of the Chicago and Nortl-"o''..h s
Road are Unexpectedly large. They were !"
third week Of February: .-,u %
The total length Of railroads in operation IN 10
az tho clOso Of September, tSd7-tho ls'e'' Wv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
cnuRr cALFNnARs-Tn1s DAr.

SrPREnr CouEr-GKNSRAL TgEN.-Adjolrucd TO FritT
sUPHKSs CorKr-CRCUfr-PsU L-OleF ani IefHaer ousne
No calendar.
PA II.-Adiouraed fr the Tern
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Tre Sac 81 Louisiana.

Estate Of l 9Th District Court,
Pau1in @. Lebleu. Parish Of Caleasieu.
TiEI0NISE LEBLEU SURVIVING Wlte,
Administrator, having fled in the
Clerks Office Of said Court, 9 final Ia
bleau Of account and distribution, IN
the above succession, praying for the
homologation Of the same, which prayer
has been granted by order of Court
dated July "a, 1868;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested, to file their op,
position, in my Office in the town OF
Lake Charles, and show cause if any
they have, within 30 days from the date
hereof, why said application should not
be granted and said tableau homolo-
J. V. MOSS, Clerk.
Clerks office, July %, 1868.
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UN MOULIN-A-sCIE

CIRCU I4A-IRE,
bouilloires, machine, maison de resi-
denco, appoints, etc, exceptee deux
batisses appartenant q w. FL. Has
kell. - - --
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Persons desiroUa Of having Job
Printing done neatly, ezpaditiouaIy and
cheap, IRE invited To call ~ the otslca 81
the EuRo,
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go az Ia Lomfsfane.

Succession de sme Cour de Dist.
Paulin @. LebIeu. Paroisse Calcasieu.
MEL 0NTsE LEBLEU, spouse surHi-
vante, Administrative, ayant d6po-
Sc au bureau du Grefier de La dite Cour,
un Tableau final administration ct dis
tribution dams la dite succession deman-
dant l'homologation d'icelui, ct Ia dite
demande ayant etc accord6 par ordre de
la Cour, en- date du "a Juliet 1858;
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent dome aux int6ress6s, de d6poser
leur opposition par 6crit, an bureau du
GreffeF de La dite Cour, dams les 30
iours qui suivront La date du present
avis, all6guant les raisons, 81 aucune lis
ont, pour lesquelles lie dit tableau ne Sc
rait pas homologu6 scion la pri6re du
p6titionnaire.
- J.V. MOSS, Grefier.
Bureau du Grefier, % Juliet, 1868.
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Notice
Convention Tax.

ALL persons owning property
in this Parish, are hereby notified
to come forward and settle theig
" Convention Tax" immediately
on they will incur the penalty
prescribed by law. Office open
every day.
ID. III READ,
Sheriff and Collector
Sherif's oiEi0e, Lake CHARLES
La, Feb. lis, 1868.
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81 an.a6E2g Sale.


state oa IOuisiamas
Thomas q. Boyle 9Th District Court,
w. Parish OF Calcasieu
silas II. Finch. No. $685.
'DY virtue Of writ Of fieri facias
I'D to me directed in the above enti-
tied suit. I will offer for sale at auc.
ton. 10 the last and highest bidder,
Ut the Court House door Of this Par
ish. in the town 81. Lake Charles, on
SATURDAY the 9Th day of Septem-
Der, 1868. between the hours Of IL
a. MI. and i P. mr., all the right, title
interest and demand Of Silas M.
Finch. to the following described
property, to wit:
A Tract OF Land,
situated in the Parish Of Calcasieu,
near Lake Charles, on the Calcasieu
River, and known as Lot -Four Of
Section One, Township 10 South,
Range 9 West, containing forty-nine
4IlO0 acres, together with all the
Buildings and Improvements thereon
erected, consisting Of 1 ~. r. 80.
STEAM CIRCULAR
S A w M i L L.
machinery, boilers, dwelling house,
out houses, excepting two buildings
belonging to W. Fl. Haskell.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS a#
Twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser to furnish bond with good and
approved security, "in solido," con-
ditioned to bear eight per cent per
aunum interest from date, and the
property to be and remain specially
mortgaged until full and entire pay
ment of said bond and interest.
J. M. READ, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, August 3, 1898.
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AttOrmeYs Do LaW.
NOFTIT

gTsHE Stockholders Of the Calcasieu Oil
Il u Company willmeet al Lake Charles,
Saturday, 10Th Of August, for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements To renew
tho work at the Well.
ALI those not having paid their full
amount Of subscription viii please come
prepared To 40 30 Or .otharWise consider
their stock forfeited.
wv TIT. RIRKALAE.
August 8, 1863
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WORLD TRACTS, No. /.

The Great Speeches Of Ex-Goy.
HoRATI0 SEYMOUR and Hon SAMUEL j.
TI1DEN, at the Democratic State Con
vention held at Albany, March 11thi
1868. .,a +. .a.- .-. lE1~~ (,
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TrRcf o. Lanels
STEAM CIRCULAR

- "a w WI i II = 3 "
machinery, boilers, dwelling house,
ont houses, excepting two buildings
belonging to w. Fl. Haskell. s.
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Vemfe de sheriG


@~@~~~ G%~>
Thomas g. Boyle SINE Cour de Dist,
VS.. FarOlsse Calcasleu,
silas M. Finch. No. 325. 81
I'm vertu dun writ de fieri facias 4
- moi adresse dams Pafaire cides-
sus intitul6e, j'ofrirai en- vente pu.
blique, au plus offrant ct dernier en-
ch6risseur, a la Maison de Cour de
eette Paroisse, en- Ia vile de Lac
Charles, SAMEDT, SINE jour de Sep
-teaabEer 1895, entire Ii heures da MAJ
tin ct 4 heures de Papres.midi, tous
les droits, titres, inter6ts OF pr6ten-
tions de SiIas M. FiHch, aux propri6-
t6s suivantes, SAVIOR :ET9 e9am e
Um Lot de TePpe,
situe dams la Paroisse Calcasied, pres
Lac Charles, sur la Riviere CaIcasieu,
ct connu CONNIE lot Quatre, de Sec.
ton I'm, Township 10 Sud, Rangee 8
Quest, contenant quarante-neuf ct
4Il00 acres, ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct am6liorations qui sly
trOuvent. consistant en- a.# .ao# I'll.
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TERMEs ET OoNnrrIoNs /:

a douze mois de credit, l'acqu6reur
fournissant son bond on obligation
avec bonnie Ell sufisante s6curit6 soli-
1nlAGg pOlbnhb AaRSlUb ~ nun pour
cent. de date. la propri6te demeur.
eat speeialement hypeth9ea6e, jas
qu'au Placement du dit bond on obi.
cation, principal ct interet.
j. M. READ, Sheriff.
lac Charles, 8 Aodt, 1858. a