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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-01
Republican, Congrcssion-
nj Conventions Asaj

The Biennial Republican, Congressional
Conyention of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict will meet at Montana, Boone County,
on the 18TH day OF July, A. ID. 1858, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
10 be voted for at the next General Election.
The ratio of representation win be as fol-
lows: One delegate from each County, and
one add itional delegate for every hundred
votes, and fractional part OF y hundred over
MY, cast at the last election for Governor
SAMUEL Merrill. 2s}t1s F03 2tz5 l."st u
BY order of the Congressional District
Committee. CHA'S ,AIDRICH,
Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-01

TITS hard to tell what would satisfy
Democratic leaders. We have, how
ever, drawn some, conclusions from
their commissions and believe the fol-
lowing to be a correct drsft of their
opinions. Ii the outline is too bold
they need not blame. US, but them
selves. They are willing to sacrifice
themselves to the people by accept
ing every Office within their gift, save
only where Overwhelming Radical
majorities prevail. They are willing
70 serve for the highest salaries with
tho least work. They are willing to
see oil taxation abolished. They will,
II possible, restore every niger to his
master and pay him for of service
whilst said niger was in the army,
or for the time lost in going to the
polls and for the five years of absence
according to the tenor and effect OF
the Emancipation Proclamation and
the Constitution of the United States.
They will pay said master for any
little ,'peccaniniesn that have been
born since said Proclamation and
have died during their absence from
Reorganization OF their fathers. They
will be sure and certain to collect no
taxes from the people all this. time,
but will most certainly pay all these
charges out Of the National Treasury
with the proceeds of the sale OF
bonds which they will Immediately
repudiate. They will appropriate a
sum sufficient to buy every vagabond
who fought for and lost o leg in the
HLost cause cork ''club" to beat
the devils tattoo around the grave OF
Union soldiers. They will immedi-
ately choose that Reverend pious,
christian, hero, Ill. c., d., as chaplain
TO Congress, carefully abstaining
from appropriating him any salary,
knives, postage stamps, shirt-eollars
or scoop. They will levy no taxes !;
they will pay no debts. But our flag
shall lie respected on every sea. The
old Neptune who swings his trident
above the head of the immaculate A.
y and swears by Jupiter and other
small thunder, will dry his hoary
locks. surrender his seat, go down
among the barnacles, and leave the
staggering helm to patriots who are
willing to serve their country with
out pay and make her generous gifts
of gun-boats. They will pay our
soldiers in Confederate money and
thus diminish the army list. They
will disband the army and leave the
aaRebsn and Indians to take care OF
themselves. They will increase the
,anmber of indian traders and agents
and commission a thousand or two
more to haul "hard-tack" out on the
plains where nobody lives. They
will pay some broken down servant
of their party to lead out an explor-
ing party to search for Buffalo
chips" They viii establish q COM
mission of Lunaey that shall sit at
the Capitol TO watch the eyes of Del
aware and see that Gen. Thomas
commits no violence upon the moon.
in factthey will work hard, do moth
Ing, draw salary, report progress,
heave lead, boss niggers, save the
country and yell against taxation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-01
state OmcerS.

In addition to the selection of del
egates to the National Republican
Convention, to be held at Chicago,
May Goth, the convention which
meets at Des Moines on the 7th Of
May, will nominate State officials,
which makes il ofmuch Importance.
The present Treasurer, Secretary,
Auditor aud Register of the Land
Ofiice--Major Rankin, General Ed.
Wright, John A. Elliott and Col. Cy
Carpenter, will undoubtedly be re-
nominated again for the positions
which they have SO ably filled. What
Is true of any one Of them is true OF
ali. They have acquitted themselves
we'll, and, as it Is to the interest OF
tho State TO retain men who have
been tried and found eminently wor-
thy, we shalt hope that they may all
meet with the unanimous support OF
the delegates from all parts of the
State. Mr.. Elliott has filled the Of
flee of Auditor of State for three
terms, and has given universal salts.
faction and to his efforts and efficient
management, the people are largely
indebted for the financial condition
Of our State. Good men should moi
he thrown aside for an experiment.
4 ,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-01

Shakespeare SAID: "He is q fool
who viii not yield TO reason,n but
the Democratic party say in fact II
not in words, that he Is a fool who
will not yield to treason. -ga..s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-01

Edward Russell, of the Davenport
Gaeette, who was Secretary of the
North western Associated Press, turn-
ed over the records of the Association
before starting for Europe, to John
Mahin, of the Muscatine Journal.
The Annual Meeting of this Associ-
.'ation is held in Chicago on the 23d
of May. .ff.eE ste.-sfg+f.,..tI : gsg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-01

DIssoLvED.-Julge Blatchford of
New York has dissolved the ,injunc-
ton in the Chicago Rock Island 4
Pacific II. r.. We see how wise 1t
was for the legislature to have back
bone. Wall streethas been defeated
and the road will be finished. Right
and justice must prevail. .1.,g -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-01
sec'y Of s.

n -,t--- - STATE OF IOWA
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Is. DIES MONIES, March 9th, 1868. J
+ l hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy of the original roll now
on file in this Office. ~. ,-.LL.,.. =
+ eco. .. ED WRIGHT,
r., &c.,. ~. go Sec'y of State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-01

Rev. c. q. Trusdell announces
through the Clinton Herald thathe
is not candidate for Congress,
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
sHERtFF'S SALE.

Tn District Court-Parish of Natchitoches.
l. No. T33l-AhExtSpEa ARMSTRONG vs.
ELEsonA FLv1aA pUcgETTa, Eifs OF Charles j.
c. Pucke,to. by virtue of On order CT seizure
and sale Issued by tao Honorable pistgic. Cc2rt
in and for the Parish of Na:ch;tocAes, State &C
Louisiana, to ne directed in the above entitled
and numbered suit have seized ard will otie- tor
sale to the last nrd highest bidder en-
Saturday. the 5tl. day OF April, 1888,
within the usual hours c. sale, ct toe door of TIE
Court House in the town and Parish of Match
toches, the following described property to Wit :
a certain tract of land or plantation situated
in the Parish OF Natchtoches on the left bank
of Red River descending, about seIen miles
above the town of Nntchitoches, containing
about three hundred and twenty-six arpents with
all the buildings ard improvements thereon,
bounded above by lands row belonging to >. NJ.
,,ynms formerly belonging 20 Eticnne DEVON,
and below by lands now in possession of John l.,
Perot, having about eight eTpents front on the
river with depth Of about forty arpe6ts, being
the same plantation and improvements inhe. ited
by L. Q. &. Puckette and Charles ). 9. PUCK
cite from their deceased mother Mary w Puck
cite, anc, also derive! by them by act Of doua-
tion from John Kelly, Of Alabama.
Also, one hundred and fftytwo acres OF land
situated on the lower corner in the rear OF the
above ptan;ction in said Perish. being fractional
section number five. Township ten, North, Range
seven, West, entered by said Mary w. Puckette
at State Land Office at BATON Rouge on Sd Feb
ruary, 1853, which together with the tract above
mentioned forms one body or plantation, con
tanning about four hundred and fifty two acres
and is known as the "Puckette Plantation
Oae undivided half Of which was acquired by
ElnorG Elvi.a Puckctte, by act OF donation prop
ter nuptias from her said husband Charles j. &.
Puckette, passed before Rhodem 4. Green, No
tary Public, in aud for the parish of Claiborne
on he 9th day of May, 1887, and the other
undivided half being acquired by said Elenora
Evra PGckette, ct Sheriffs sale in suit No
65G0 entitled Alexander Armstrong W. CD. G.
Fuckette CT al, the process verbal of said sale be
ing dated 2ud February, 1867.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
| Cash--to satisfy the sum of two thousand seTer
hundred and fifty dollars with eight per cent pei
annum interest from the End day Of February
SGT. and ON terms of credit until the md of Feb
ruary 1869, to satisfy the sum OF two thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars, with like inter
! est from the 2nd February 1867, and until tht
2nd February, 1870; to satisfy the further sum o
two thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars witt
like interest from 2nd February, 1867, and fo
cash to salty the costs Of suit--and sold viii
the benefit Of appraisement
March 4, 1868. Sheriff
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
VENTE DC SHERIFF.

Cour de District PGroisse des Natehtoches.
Victor Rachal, Administrator,
cOntpa No. 6304
Marie Ada Racial ct autres.
HIN vertu dun writ de Fl. ia ennis par III onora-
h BILE Cour de District dams ct pouI la paroisse
DIES Natchitochcs moi addresse dams lie process CT
dessus nomme ct uusnerote, j al sais ct j'o7rirai
en- vente au plus haut ct derner encherisseur
.-H Samedi, te A d'AvriH, 1868,
entire les heures ordinares de ventes, Ia porte
de ia Mason de Cour dams 10 vile ct paroisse DIES
Natchitoches la propriete suivante saisie CONNIE
etant Ia proprete de Ia defendante Marie Ada
Rachal, -eavoir:
I'm moroccan de terre avec les ameliorations qui
sly trouvent, situe sur la Riviere Athao dams la
paroisse dies Natchitoches, reimbursement appellee
Petite Riviere, mesurant a peu pres cipq arpents
de face plus on moins avcc toute Ia profondeur
qui y appartent, borne par en- haut par les terres
dies enfants de Jacquette Racial, f. C. l., en- has
par les terres de Celestne Racial f. c. adjugees
la dite Marie Ada RACIAL la vente de la sue
cession de Varness j. Racial.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE!
A un credit de douze mois du jour de vente.
Lacheteur donnera son billet solitaire sufisamment
guaranti payable au Sheriff de la Paroisse des
Natchitoches ct portant huit pour cent par an
dnterets du jour de vente ct de plus guaranti par
BY potheque speciale ct lie privilege de vendeur
retenus sur 10 propriete vendue.
LaEs 3 q. q. HUGHES,
Mars l9, 1868. ..-s. Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
VENTE DE SIIEElIF.

Gour de District-Paroisse des Natchloches.
~ No. T33l-ALExANDRE4 ARMSTRONG contre
ELESoEA ELvrRA PUoKsrrE, femme de @. J. g.
Puckettc. En- vertu d'ul ordre de saisie ct de
vente ennis par Honorable Cour de District dams
etlpour Ia paroisse DIES Natchtoches, Etat de In
Louisiana. ct moi adresse dams lie process ci-des-
sus nomme ct enumerote j'ai saisi ct J'ohrirai es
vente eu plus haut ct dernier encherrisseut
Sal1ledi, Ia 1nse Jour dAyGiI, 1865,
entire les heures ordinaircs dc vente q Ia porte de
la Maison dc Cour dams Ia vile ct Parolsse des
Nntchitochcs Ia proprittc cEnpres deerlte SAVIOR:
I'm certain moroccan de terre ON habitatIon sltue
dams Ia paroisse des Satchitoches In rive g2uche
de In Riviere Rouge en- descendant ii environ sept
miles endessus de Ia vile des Natchtoches conte-
nant environ trOis cent vingtsiX arpens nlnsl que
toutes les batsSes ct amehorations qul ~ trou
vent, borne par haut par des terres appartenant
d 5. NJ. lIyams ct autTeioiS uppartenant d EhenEe
Davion, par On has par deS terrcs appertenant
Jean l.. Perot ct avant environ huit arpents de
face sur 10 l;iVirre ayec uue proiondeur denVlroH
duarante arpents etant Ia meme habtation ct lea
memes amctorations qui 6churent en- heritage
l.. Q. G. Puckctte ct Charles J. 9. Puckette de
leur mere Marie w Puckcttc, decide, ct Gussi par
acte de donation de Jean Kelly, de PAlabama.
AUST, cent cnquante deux arperts de tcrre situes
e coin bas ct en- arriere de in terre cldessus
decrit6 dauS In ditc paroiSSe Giant Ia section fac
tionnelle numero cinq, du township Gx nord, de la
rangee sept, oiiest, entrce par Ia dite Marie ".
Puckette au Bureau des terres de lEtat Baton
Rouge lie Fevrier, 1853, ct avec lie moroccan CT
deSSuS nentOnue Torment une Seue planIallou coz
tenant environ quatre cent cnquantedeux acres ct
est connue comms Giant ''lIIabitatiOn Pucllette,"
une Motto indivse de laquelle fut acquise par
Elonra Elvira Puckette par nctcdc donation prop
ter nuptias de son dit mari Charles j. q. Puckette
passs par devant RIDDEN A. Green, NOt2ire
Publque; dams ct pour la paroisse Claiborne lie n
Mai 1854 ct lautre moti5 indivise Gut acquise par
Ia dite Elnora. ENina Puckette a la veute par lie
Sheriff daus lie process numero 6560 eRtitre Alexan-
Dire Armstrong contre g. j. G.. Puckette ct autres.
lie process verbal de Ia dte vente est date lie Few,
1867.
TERMES ct CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE:
Au COmptant-upOur satisiare la sonme
de Deux Mil Sept Cent Cinquante piastres, avec
huit pour cent. d'interets par du 2 Fevrier,
1867, ct sur les termes de credit iusqu'au Few.
1869, pour satislaire 10 somme de Dcux Mil Sept
Cent Cinquante piastres avec le meme interet du
Fevrier, SCI, ct -iusqu'au Fevrier, 1870, pour
satisfaire Ia somme dc Deux Mil Sept Cent Gill;
quante piastres avec lie meme interet du Fevrier,
1867, ct an compliant pour satisfaire les frais du
proces-ct scra yendu avcc lie berefce destination
j. 9. HUGHES,
Mars T. 1868. Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
YENTE DE sIsgRik..

Cixieme Cour de District-Ci.ee de "a Nouvelle
- Orleans. No. l7902-Payne ct Harrison
contre w. W. Breazeae ct autreS. En- Tertu dun
writ dallas .ferl facias ennis par Honorable Cour
de District dams ct pour IL ParDisse dOrieans ct il
moi addresse dams lie process cidessus nomme ct
numerote jai saisi ct j'ofrirai en- yente au Plus
haut ct dernier encherisseur
SaEnedi, lie 4rfe jour d'Avril, 1868,
entire les heures ordinances de /: IL porte de IL
Maison de Cour dams 10 vile ct Paroicse des
Natchoches Ia propriete ci apres decrite ct saisc
CONNIE etant Ia proprietc des defendants savoil:
I'm siyieme indsvse mn huitieme ;nd6vise ct un
quart indsvise de cling Luitiemes de Phabtation
connue CONNIE etant la place Breazeale sur Ia Ri
Were Rouge contenant en- tout environ deux mile
cinq-cents acres de terre sur Ia rive droite dc L.
Riviere Rouge en- descendant.
Termes ct conditions de vente-Au Compliant,
avec lie benefce destination.
j. G. HUGHES,
Feb. Of, 1868 Sharif. :
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
SIIERiEsN7S SALE.

Sixth District Court-City of New Orleans
~ No II 902--Payne & Harrison Us. w. w.
Brezeale, ct a. BY virtue of writ of alias tie,i
Jdeias issued by the Honorable District Court in
and for II Parish of Orleans to ME directed in the
above entitled and numbered suit, / have seized
and will offer for sale to tho last aud highest bid
der, on
within the usual hours of sale at the door of the
Court House in the town of Natchitochcs, the fol-
lowing described property seized us the property
OF the defendants, viz:
An undivided one.sixth an undivided one.eighth
and undivided one-fourth of five eightlIs of the
plantation known as the Brczaale p!ac. on Red
River. in the Parish of Natchitochcs, containing,
altogether about twenty five hundred acrs of land
on the right bank of Red River descending.
Terms of sale Cash, with the benz fit Of APP
praisement y. Q. HUGHES
Feb. ~, 1868. Sheriff
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
THE STEWART COOKING STOVE.

TElhe undersigned offers this STOVE to the
IL public the superior qualities of which have
been satisfactorily tested for many years, with
the full assurance that its peculiar merits render
it the most complete and perfect cooking apparatus
now in. use. F.Fx
Its advantages which are all the requiIanents
of good Stove, ore enumerated below
DURABILITY.
1t is so constructed that the parts liable TO be
renovated, IS rendered as perfect in its operation
as when 6rst used, ct but comparatively triHing
cost
RS ECONOMY IN FUEL.
The Stove is a,r-tight, end with other eontri-
vances appertaining to it, o great degree OF heat
is retained Within the Stove; and thereby less
fuel is reqsite for its various culinary purposes.
TIVE DRAFT pAMPER 2 fl.., =
Is perfect regulator of the heat in the hre-box
aud oven, SO that heat may ba increased or Doder
ated, rs the occasion r:ay require.
IRIS SEST:LATIN6 rEoPEErrEs,
BY which different kinds OF meat may be cook
ed in the oven simultaneously. without inpRrtipg
the peculiar flavor of one to the other; thus
ring this full benefits OF the old style of cooking
by open fireplace. a -a
The Stove possesse S may other Advantages
suoh as the HOY WATER RtSiGRV DIR, fur
rishi,.: bet water at nll times, and the TIN
WARNING CLOSET, whe,e articles ready for
the table m.Sy to'kept warm, bread set to rise,
etc. ste.
EVERY STOVE FULLY GUARANTEED.
Always on hand, e large assortment Of COOK
ING ard His A'TING STOVES. -
SAMUEL LOCKE,
Importer CT Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
81, 80, Il END % Peters ST., tlate Front Leyee)
bctgesn CrstcE!house and Bienville, New Orleans.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
SHER1FF'S SALE.

H1sTRIcr CoURT--Pafish OF Natchitoches-
~ No. 699!-Y. IcroR RAcHAI., Administrator,
s,s MARIE A DA RACIAL, ct. al. By virtue OF u writ
of feri facias Issued by the Honorable District
Court in and for the parish of Natchitoches, and
to me directed in the above entitled AMI numbered
suit have seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY.. Attn day of April, 1868,
between the usual hours of sale at the door of the
Court House. in the town and Parish of Natchi-
toches, the following described property, seized
as the property OF th3 defendant, viz:
A tract of land and improvements thereon, sit
mated on the Athoa River in the parish Of Match
itoches, commonly called little River, measuring
about five arpena front, more iess with all the
depth to it appertaining, bounded above by lands
OF the children OF Jacquette Rachnl, +. w. c., and
below bylaslds Of Celestine RACIAL, l. W. c., adju-
Dictated to the said Marie Ada RACIAL at the Sac
cessisn sale Of Varness j. Rachai.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
On credit of twelve months from the day of
sale The purchaser to give his bond with salts
factory security So2,do payable to the Sheriff of
the Parish OF Natchitoohes and bearing eight per
cent per annum interest from day of sale, and Sc
cured by special mortgage and vendors privilege
retained on the property sold.
a....e.-.- J. G. HUGHES,
March 10, 1863. :s'f'A Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
.IUGEMIHNT.

Hour de Observation-Disclosures DIES Natchitoches.
~ No. T172-Mare Elina Metoyer conhe
Theophie Louis Metoyer, son mari Dams &c
process Ia loi ct feyidcnce etant en- flveUr de Ia
demandaresse il est ordonne, adjuge ct decrse que
la demanderesse recouvfe du defendant Theophile
Louis Metoyer somme de Mil Quatre Cent
Trentc-sept pastres avec les interdts cnq pour
cent par an d. Ia date de ce Jugemeut iusq9 'au
partait Placement ct que lc privilege de Ia deml nde
resse sur 10 propriete mobiliere du defendant ct
que lhypotheque legale de Ia demanderesse soft
reconnu commrcxistant sur toute Ia propriet6 i'm
mobIiere guarantissant lie paiemeat de "a dte
sommele dit hypotheque aHectant oute In propri6te
immobiere du defendant lie 5me Juliet, lS45;
guarantissan lie Placement de neu cent quatre vingt
ct lie 10 Fevrier, 1851, guarantissant Je Placement
de quatre cent qHaraHte Piastres recaes par lie de-
fendant ia derniere date mentionn9, ct axe IL de-
manderesse soft autorisee saisir ct vendre Ia
dite propret6 sur laquee ellie un privilege ainsi
que oeesur laquelle lhypotheque legale lei rscounu
sGtcnd Gu satisfaction de &c Judgement. II est de
plus orionn6, adiuge ct decrcte, que la cpmmun-
auto dacquets ct de gains existant entr- Ia deman-
deresse ct e defendant soft ct est par prsentCs
dssoute; ct gully ait separation de beins entire Ia
demanderesse ct lie defendant ct que la demandc-
ressa ait ID droit d'admnister propriete separee
sans lie consentement GU Intervention de son dit
mari lie defendant ct que lie defendant ait a payer
les frais de ce process.
Fait ct signe en- pleine Conr ce II Decembre,
1867. w. b. LEWIS,
Juge de District.
Tie certiie que ce qu est ci-dessus est une copie
81 uste ct correcte du Judgement original en- liasse
ct enregistre dams mon Office.
Office du Greliier de la Cour de District lie 10
Mars, 1865.
A. w. HAMILTON,
Mars lie II, 1868. Grelfier.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26
Give your children education, and no
Avrant, will trampIe on their liberties

Give your children education, and no
..yrant viii trample on their liberties
O. The proportion of marriages to popu-
lation is least in England when the
prices of wheat are high, and greatest
when the prices of wheat are low.
The Empress Eugene, at, last accounts
had three thousand dresses. Accord
ing to fashionable woman it must be
n delightful thing to; be an Empress.
About seven hundred millions of
letters pass through the Eritisii post
Offices year.
"a At the beginning of the war Gen.
Grant owned three slaves in Missouri.
Thirty thousand children a1e-growiDg
up vagabonds in New York.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-26

Vente par lie Collector des Taxes.
ENtat dc 10 Observation-Disclosures des Natchi
~ toches. En- vertu dun Acte dc la Legislature
de PEtat de Ia Louisiana No. Sc, section 6, ap-
prouve en- Avril 1863 al saisi atm de satisiaire
les taxes de lEtat eft de ParoisSe pour les anuees
1865 ct 1866, assesses sur la propriete c;-apres
decrte nom de Benoist Lavspere. ct j'ofrila al
vente au plus haut ct derner enchersseur
Niardi, lie IA AVriI, 1868.
entire les heures ordiuares de vente, la porte de
IN Maison de Cour dams ct pour In Paroisse DIES
Natchitoches la propriete ciapres decrite ain
de satisfare les dites Taxes avec tous les trails,
sa! Dir:
Un certain moroccan de terre situe dams Ia pa
roisse des Natchitoches sur Ia rive gauche de la
Rivere aux Cannes en- descendant, borne par en-
haut ct par cn bas par les terres appartenant a
Mime. Marie Luce Haurut, coptenaBt deux cent
vingt cling arpents, plus on mons, ainsi que toutes
les bdtisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent.
Et aussi, nu temps ct a Ia meme place ct en- YER
tn du meme Acte dc la Legislature, j'ai saisi ct
jofFrirai en- veute plus haut ct derner encheris-
seur ahu de satisELire les Taxes dEtat ct de Pa
roisse pour les annees 1865 ct 1866 assesses sur
10 propriete de Marie Luce Haurut la propriete
ciapres decrite, savoiI
I'm certain moroccan de terre on habitation ainsi
que toutes les bdtisses GU ameliorations qui sly
trouvent ct sltue dams Ia paroisse DIES NatchitGch-
sur Ia rive droite de Ia Rivere Rouge en- descen-
dant, borne par en- haut par DIES terres de la We
Narcisse Kerry ct en- has par des terres autrefois
appartenant a la Succession de We. Duncas Yer
cheI' aNec louIe Ia prOIohueur qul apTatIenI
contenant cent cinquante acres plus moins.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS DE vENTE:
Au Compliant, sans lie beneice destination.
j. G. HUGHES.
Mars IL, 1868. Collector.
g a Take pour la Convention est encore due sur
~ les dtes terre ct 81 Ia dite Take nest pas payee
avant lie jour de vene les dtes terre seront oartes
en- veute atm de satisfare Ia dite Take avec une
addition de Vingt-Cinq pour cent. ajouter pour
ne lavoir pas payee dams lie temps pr6srit par la
loi. j. @. HUGHES,
Mars ~, 1868. Collector.