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The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
MEDICAL.
DE-. y. b. HUGHES;
CAN pn FoYND AT BIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
20. II Pre6Ie Street,
Next the Prekse EzoEse,

Next the FfbElt E1oNee,
EEYHERE he can 10 consulted privstely, and ~R
wv the utmost confidence by the afflicted. 1T
hours daily, and from 8 A. M. to r: rs.
DR.. !" addresses those who are suffering undes the
a6ictioa Of rivate diseases, ehethsr srssns from
Impure connection the terrible vice OF self-abuso
Devotng bis entire time to that particular branch OF
ehe medical profession he feels warranted In GUAS-
AEfEEINa CURR III ALL CASES, whether OF iong
standing recently c0Dtrocted entirely removing the
dregs Of disease from the systefH end ina ring per-
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of tbs afflicted 60 the
oct OF his lOngstanding and wssl-esInad reputation
urnishiHg sufficient assurance Of mis- skill! snt
CeaS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
Cape Elizabeth, June Sd. 1870. 49, '''A '''''

For ity years have been troubled with Scrolla,
Some fifteen years ago fearful ulcer broke cut on
my leg. Three months ago it had extended from
move without great pain. In this condition COM
menced taking the University Medicine. At frs
it drove out fearful humor all over me. In few
days the hrmor began to subside, and the ulcer is
now healed and feel like a new being,
ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN
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r. q : R BOOST orr

a. . The new and sut,el ,oT kea going
= ~s.A-~A.-s,-sN steamers JOHN BROOKS ami
n. rl4l<yA\ MONTREAL, having been Tilted
60 sSssssss up at great expenss with large
number OF beautiful State Rooms
will run the season as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at 7 O'CLOCK
snd India Wharf, Boston, every dav al o'clock ],
n, iSundaya exeeQted.)
Cabin fare. a, 6o
r'0oAs.' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Loo
freghttakenes usual,
Nav l. is69-dtf
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MfSsaesAxs:s:s Fer,

uzl&SiE9H Il zs5S kG1Es
Thsre are meny men OF the age OF thirty who ar;
troubled With too frequent evacuati0ns from the blad
der, often accompanied by q slight smarting burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In man.
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
found, and sometimes small particles of al
tumen will appear OF the color will be of thin milk
isb hue, again changing to dark and turbid appear.
There many men wis die Of this difficulty,
ignorant of the cause, which is the =
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant Q perfect cure in such CASES, and .
ful and healthy restoration of tne urinary organs,
Persons Who cannot personally consult the DE-,
can do so by writing, In plain manner, o descrip-
ten Of their Diseases and the eppIOprSta remedies
will be fcr~ar5ed imnnet ateiy.
JAN correspondence strictly confidential en. VII
% returned, II desired.
: Addrsss: DIX. j. b. HOGHEs,
No. i&Preble Street,
aext door to the Prebla House, Portland, NE.
~ Bend Stamp for Circular.
MLecssc Medical Kss5frsnary,
ND THE LADIES.
DE-. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', WAC
need medical adviser, to call at bis rooms, No. IA
rrebe Street, which they vii ind arranged for their
especial acc0rHm edation.
Dr.. HIS Eclectic RenOvating Medicines gre unriy
led in efficacy and superior virtue in yulating ali
Felnale Irregularities. Their action s specific snd
certain Of producing relief n q short time.
LADIES will find 1t Invaluable in all cases Of OBJ
vain. It Is purely vegetable, containing nothing In
Abe least injurious TO the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all tmes.
ssnt to an part OF The aountry with full directions
by addressing DR.. HUGHES,
jsn1. 1ss5dsw. No. "A Prebls Street. Portland.
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For Rent.

WANTED at once to work in the shop.'
w j. Z. LEWIS & CO..
oc24dtf IS and 60 Middle street
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

Qua ESGLIsH MISSION is the subject
of the following telegram from Chicago
under date of July 20:
Washington specials say the new
Minister TO England. ex-senator Free
lingbuysen, was yesterday for the first
time notified Of his appointnsnt, which
he decided to accept. He has Uniformed
the Secretary of State thas he bad not
solicited the appointment, aud it bad
therefore been without his knowledge,
and while his inclinations did not tend
in that direction, be would yield bis
private objections and personal inter-
ests- to what The Government deemed
paramount, considerations, and accept
the position. he has therefore. received
his commission asd will in . short time
be handed his instructions, which, so
far as the Alabama claims are concern
ed, will be q duplicate of those which
Motley failed to carry out. Mr.. Freling-
huysea will not leave for London for
some weeks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

Bass BALL.-Tbe three Base Ball
Cluos, Comstock, Virginia and North
western, of this city, meet At the rooms
Of A. L. Edwards, over Cooley L But
ler's saloon, to, morrow evening, for the
purpose Of eRecting . more thorough
organization, and 10 select thine" to
play the Wide Awakes of San Francisco,
who are expected to .visit this-State in
September to play q match game with
the Silver Stafs of -Carsons All mem
bsrs Of the. three clubs Of tbis place ara
requested to be promptly on hand to-
morrow svening.-EhtePriss.
The Wide Awakes are a. Oakland
Clsb...
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

I AccIppnf AID ScAas At ELKo.-On
last Monday night At the Elko Court
house, Professor G. A. Lewis aud troupe
being about TO give an exhibition there,
. chandelier fell down, severely injur-
ing, by burning, three or four ladies
and as many gentlemen, and creating a
general stampede. The Independent
comes out in . lengthy description OF
the scene aud its Incidents, AND winds
up with the following which is INDUCED
in a, the expense of the editor of the
Chronicle
Our lengthy friend Butler, editor Of
the Chronicle, was thoroughly straight.
ened out. He was sitting near the
door in company with a lady. At the
first alarm the lady sprang TO her feet
al ID. started. Butler essayed to rise but
ere one half Of him had Strengthened
out the crowd surged against the pro-
jectirg angles and over be went. He
tell partly in the hall, partly in the
doorway, and partly in the District
Courtroom. The crowd kept rushing.
Butler is the tallest man in town. In
consequence, the slightest imitation OF
a wriggle would bring the obiuse an
giles of his body in contact with the
sides of the hall. He wriggled several
times; hence the popular belief that
several children were run ever in the
hall-some asserting that they stepped
over half dozen. They are mistaken.
1t was all Butler. To avoid cross kicks
from clumsy persons Butler finally
Strengthened out. Then could be seen
string of heads along the center of
the hall rising above the others They
were walking Butler. He bore up I'M
der the crushing load wiki heroic forth |
tude. He wouldn't balboa if he was
beheaded. But the crowd Kept rushing,
and finally Colonel Gray came along |
aud struck the /" middle row." Butler |
buckiug. He evidently |
though, the roof had fallen in, and de-
to make a last desperate effort
to save himself. The crowd kept NOV
ing and the heads along the center of
the tall commenced going up and down
as though their wearerS we're riding on
the walkiug-beam of an engine butno
sooner would he get mp Is hump" than
SONS weigh.y person would climb it and
mash it down. At length the audience
cleared the hall and Butler got up. He
looked emaciared and fatigued, and the
red lights from the distant Courtroom
.hone dimly through him his linen
coat looked like q storm-fag after a
hard winter. The crown Of his hat was
gone aud the rim hung about his neck
ike huge tin collar. He was bruised
rom head to foot, but emerged from
he terrible ordeal with a smile as
broad as his body was before it resumed
t. wonted symmetry.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

HonIcIDs AT. NoLEEN.-On Sunday
afternoon . man by the name Of Farley
got aboard the passenger train at Car.
lin, and not having tho wberewith to
defray his passage, and being rather
impudent besides, was put off at NO.
leen. When the west bound freight
train reached Moleen he secreted him
self on the locomotive in front Of the
boiler, and on being discovered was put
of. He afterward secreted himself be-
tween two box cars and was discovered
BY the brakeman, who notified tho en-
gineer, and the train was stopped. Mur-
ply, the engineer, went back. to ascer-
tain what the matter was, when Farley
drew q pistol on him. Murphy picked
up Q billet of wood and struck him over
the head with it, from the effects of
which he died yesterday.-E2ko indie
pendent, July 20.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

THAT FoURTksS THOUSAND barrels. o!
whisky which was seized in California
and in the ,reteation Of which . certain
Senator felt such . deep interest (think-
ing it would be purer, perhaps, if fl
tered through eooi, has all been re-
turned to its owaers, the defendants.
The innocence of its shippers was not,
il itself vas, "above proof"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

faB Nav CAraoLIc CHURcH in Vir.
sinia City is to be completed, forthwith.
The spire, when completed will be LBS
feet in hight. 1t is to be hoped that
whom is 10 foished it will present some
saiag less of the Acapulco Church ap-
pearanee-like which sort of arehisec-
rsre is has been looking for year or so
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22
SUICIDE OF THE FRENCH MIsIsrKR.

MOueicuE HEevoSS A1Iauoi, sne ~
French Minister at Washington, where
10 arrived bat . few days since with
his family, committed suicide, by shoot
Jag himself with. pistol, or the after.
noon Of wednesday the goth inst No
more satisfactory cause is assigned for
this act of self destruction than that he
Vas probably overcome by tee heat.
The report says that be appeared to be
.Aboring under a slight alteration o.
mind for some hours previous to his sell
destruction, although he had been at
tending to his duties with much energy.
The deceased was quite young man
agedabout 40 years-and was Journal
is,, high in standing, Of the extreme
Iberalschool. Indeed, his appointment
By the Emperor to the position of Min
lister a; Washington vas regarded as a
marked concession to the French liber.
ais as yell as a compliment to our Re-
publican administration. The Enter
prise of yesterday publishes :he follow
ing letter lately written by Mr.. Paradol,
from which it will be gathered that be
was heartily in accord with republican
principles and ideas:
PARIS, May 3. 1870.
Ny Dear Friend: appreciate most highly
the very honorable proposition which you
have had the kindness to transmit TO me, on
behalf of the association over which Dr..
Samuel Eliot presides, and l beg you to offer
him my sincere thanks. Nothing could have
more tempted me than such an occasion Of
testifying to your noble country by word of
mouth the feelings of esteem. sympathy and
friendship which 1 have SO often expressed
in writing. Your free institutions, the adj
miYable fortitude with which you have sue
ceeded in maintaining them in their integrity
through the hardest trials the old ties which |
unite the two nations, and which the future, |
hope, will strengthen more and more; my |
earnest desire tn know more of you and to |
make you better known here; many motives,
in short, would have induced me to accept
with pleasure the fattering invitation and
cordial welcome rendered me through you.
But n l told you before. it was settled As
far back a. two months that was to go to
the United States IS French Minister, and
the probability of that appointment exists
still. 1t is scarcely necessary to observe that
il am 20 so to you in an official capacity,
is oat of the question. l must
forego the anticipated pleasure of
addressing an American audience. and am
compelled to decline tie honor which the
American Social Science. Association has
rendered me. shall, always, however, cher
isA this souvenir With gratitude, and beg Of
you to say As much to our distinguished fel-
,ow-eifizens.
Acceptthe assurance ofmJ faithful friend
ship.
(Signe6 PREvosr PARADoL.
General j. Meredith Read, IT,. Consul
General Of the United States for France.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

"NAuaaTY PsIL" SasRIDAn is going
to Europe with his staff to rake look
ct the doisgs in the field of.tba French
AID Prnssians,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

If 10 ehoaght not impossible that the
di@eulties between France and Prussia
nay Jet be settled without . battle.
The TACT that neither the French Minis
ter ct Berlin nor the Prussian Minister
.s Paris has received his passports is
oae erosnd for the surmise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

jos HOss's son George. the notorious
yeuag desperado. came near losing "she
naaber Of HE msss' the oshcs day in
Sas Fsascieeo. Another rosgh met
bio in . deadfall aud slsshed his face
terribly.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

HVuPaRsY MARSHALL has announced
himself a. candidate for Congress from
Keesachy. He repudiates reputation;
and says the governmest 10 in honor
bound 10 pay lis debta. Mr.. Marshall
siso s.lards The lean earth" He is an
obese nan, 10 Hsmphrey.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

The following 10 from Mark Twain's
I.nemorn nda'' in the June Calaxy::

The following is from Mark Twain
"Memerands" in the June GALAXY;
i A correspondent qaoses an inciden
| il the Pierre Bonaparte trial as an ''un
usual instance of spirit in woman"-'
young and gentle woman, unaccustonet
to tumultuous assemblages of strange
men, and therefore likely to be the very
reverse of spirited in . place like thai
High Court at Tours. She described
the scene between herself and Victor
Noir and his betrothed, when Victor was
putting on and buttoning his neat new
Jouvlns. Then, saysthe correspondent:
She described how in two hours they
brought bin back dead. 10 the evening
she asked those about her how the trou-
BILE came about, and they told her that
the Prince said Victor had given him a
blow. 81. wsu: to his body" she said ;
IL looked at his gloves, and when l saw
them unbroken, unstained and clean,
and tightly fitting, buitoned as | had
seen them in the morning, ! knew the
Prince had lied ~ As she said this,
she pointed her finger at tie Prince, and
looked him in the face, but he made
no sign.
In a moment this little feminine out
burst reminoeo me Oh an .ns'.nee .uen
an Old Nevada 'uaee OF tne carry .'mes
gave me as oe'ns "na' ne sparAnngy
called '.the most right up and snappy
ebullition of woranly spunk" that had
ever fallen under his notice.
IL was sitting here" said the Judge,
I'm TINS oid po'p', aoia'ng court anu We
we're trying oig. wicked-iooking span
'sh desperate for kiiiing the husband OH
bright, pretty Mexican woman. IL was
lazy summer day, and an aw!oi long one
al tue witnesses were 'eeiouS. None
OF rs took any interest IN the 'r'ai'
except tnat nervous, uneasy oe''i VI
Mexican "oman.oecaase you Anos
no" tney love ana now 'uey nH'e, "nu
TINS one nao io'eo net nosoA.u WIN All
oef "'en'' anu ~" sue uS1 oo
aii oo"n INTO ns'e anu s'oou 'uere sp.'
ing IL az 'na' HpaniaFo WIN uei
lnd tel you sue ~ou'u sur "e up'
co. VIII he W.
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,un,s ". Jui! eApesus .u. .,s ~ ~
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gainst lns SPanlA.u ~e Hne" .o-u
lot eon',e' MI" noa' s "
ana SOFT u fe"Ec.ns y"
very genuem.h m ING eowwu1y :o
mere "e.eo any ca'".ssS .nu N'ee'
men, ana 30 the Only stsle mere was
M. soman seemed ~ nave nel near SC,
% hanging tnat epAn,aro, .n1 you
sent 10 nAseseen nov s"s "ouiu si"le
n him . minute aod tnen iook up Al me
hes pieadihg way, anu 'nen urn anu
Or .ne neA' n,e MINUTES sea.ea 'oe
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ace 10 asr "H"os ioi Jus. 'I: my,
. " sue s must Ie.cy ~ s,e W
ut oot soe come seain a'lec''y nn.
Q As i've anu ANXIOUS Is ever Du'
OF guilty, and told the prisoner be
Tas acquitted and free to 60, that wo-
'nn rose Up ~. sns .pPesu 80 o 80
nd ,.,s She
"h JadRe, do understand you to say
hat thi0 man Is noS gulity tnat murdered
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

AsoTHsR NAfca for the Billiard cham.
?iOaship Of Nevada is to be played to.
night between Billy Robinson and Jim
0rsdo.6. Jim has sent to the bag for
bis PET cue and expects to weigh Will
lass sugar When it arrives. So We
learn from Mr.. De guile.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-22

DULL RIOS RUsssGL 10 to b war cor.
rssPes6sss Of The New York Ssn...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-07
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN TFE
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
LOUIS LECLERC VS.. CHARLES KORENZIG, IT,
TOR, EFT AIS.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 1878.

DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER
ID Office No. IS Exchange alley.-TUESDAY, Janu-
ary g. 1871. at twelve O'Clock, will be sold at the
Bank OF Louisiana Auction Exchange, corner of
Royal and Cont Streets by virtue and in pursuance
of a Judgment rendered by the Honorable Louis
for the parish OF Orleans and signed December l.
1870, the following described property, to eftectia
partition in the above matter, to wit
|. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings thereon, situate in the faubourg Frank
lin in this city, measuring 60 feet front Marigny
streets by 100 feet in depth said lot of ground is
composed of the two lots of ground designated by
the Nos. and OF square No. 5, on a plan made by
Communy, dated twenty-tfth February, 1895, de-
posted in the Office of Octave de Arrnas, notary
in this city, purchased by Stanislaus Weber from
Adam Arnold, by an act passed before Abel Drey-
fous, a notary i'll this city, on the twentyffth Of
July, l848 ..-
~ LOT OF GROUND, situate in this city, in
the square bOundA by st. Philip, Dorgenois, Du-
square No 10; said lot Of ground forms the corner
of D,maine and Broad streets, and measures, in
American measure, 20 feet inches front on Broad
street. by 100 feet in depth purchased by Stanslaus
Weber from Jacob Jake, by an act passed before A.
Bouaousque, notary in this city, on the twenty
sixth OF January, 1882
Terms and Conditions-Two-thirds cash in United
States treasury notes, and the balance a credit
Of year, in note notes divided in coupons if
necessary and bearing interest at the rate Of eight
per cent per annum from date until paid; the build
ings and improvements on the property to be in
transferred to the holders of the notes; the pur.
chasers to assume payment Of all the taxes for the
year 1870. sl -
Act Of sale, together with internal revenue
etamps, etc, before Joseph Cohn, notary pbbNe a
the expense Of the purehassrh de- 8 ls q % ja3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-07

DY CHARLES e. FORTlER. AUCTI0NEER
ID Otiice. No. rs Exchange plaee---SATuRDA
December 81. 1870, at twelve O'Clock Il, at the ST.
HOteD, on st. Charles street. between Common aud
Grayier streets will be sold at public auction, by
virtue of Judgment rendered BY the Hon; Louis ms
the parish Of Orleans dated thirty-hrst October
1870 and signed the same day, the following de-
SIX LUTS OF GROUND. situated in the bourg
Duverge in this parish on the right bank OF The
river Mississippi now in the tiftt District OF ms
square No. 20, which is bounded by Peter Segrip
Alix and Bartholomew streets, as per plan drawn
by A. D'IIemecourt surveyor, dated March 10, 1872
and deposited as plan No. u in the book of plans
No. ibis J, in the Office of Louis 7. Caire, late
notary in this city. Said lots adioin each Other
French measure. 81 feet front on Peter street, by
l2O feet in depth, between parallel lines, lot No.
forming the corner Of Seguiu and Peter streets.
Lots Nos 3 and measureeach American measure
80 feet ii inches lines front on Peter street by ~
feet 10 inches lie line in depth, between parallel
lines. Lot Ma. 70 measures. in French measure; 80
feet front Sesuin street. by l5i feet JOE inches
in depth on the line toward Alix street, 1854 feet
1Gs. inches on the line separating it from lot No.
"a. and 80 feet width in the rear; and lot No "a
measures, III French measure, 80 feet front on Sc
gum street. by 54 feet 100. inches on the line sep
aratins it from lot No. 49, by 15l feet ii inches in
depth the line dividing it on the side toward Pc
ter street and 30 feet in width i'll the rear To-
getler with all the buildings and improvements
thereon known as the "AIgiers Door Sash and
Blind Factory" also with the Machinery. Steam
Engine. Boilers Fixtures, Teols, Lumber stock in
trade Carts Horses Mules, Furniture, Feed, Wood.
and all hings belonging OF pertaining 10 said Fac
tory, etc.
TeIms-Tbe purchaser to assume the payment OF
eight notes for one thousand dollars each, drawn
by Peter Fink Adolphe E. Hotard and Joseph F:
Witherup. Jointly and in sodo to the order of and
Endorsed by themselves, dated tie nineteenth May,
1856. and payable at five, six, seven, eight, nine,
ten eleven and twelve years respectively after
date and bearing eight per cent interest per annum
from date until final payment: and for the balance,
the purchaser to pay Onethird cash, and the re-
maindsr at six and twelve months FROM the day of
SALE with eight per cent interest the purchaser TO
paw five per cent attorneys fees in Of suit
the last two notes, the buildings to be insAred, and
the policy transferred to vendors.
Act of sale before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary
public, at the expense of the purchaser. including
United States stamps. no3O de3 10 IL 20 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-07

BY 6. Z. airardey q Co.
PROPERTY CORNER ST. LOUIS AND JOHNSON
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE HUMAN
second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. A,128.
pY c., 4. GIRARDEY 4 CO..

DY c.. Z. GIRARDEY 4 CO.. AUCTION
ID eers-Nch0las j. H0ey, Aucti0neer-0Nco No.
IL Exchange Place-SATURDAY, January :, l671, ~
twelve O'Clock n, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. on Royal, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets in this city Of New Orleans, By
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
twenty-ninth of November, 1870, win be cold By
public auction for account of said succession, tho
follDWng dsscTIeed gTSRsTty t. II -.
and improvements thereon, situated In the Seeend
District Of this city, in the square bounded by St.
Louis, Car0ndelet Walk, johnson and Prieu1
streets, designated as lots Nos. and y in squale
1883, deposited with P. c. Cnveller, notary public.
on sixth October 1853; said lots measuring as fol-
lows:
St. Louis street 80 feet the division line Of lot No
5, IS feet inches and lines the opposite sido,
and 40 feet inches and lines in width In the
Lot No. forms the corner of st. Louis and John
streets, and has 81 feet front on st. Louis
street 81 feet in the rear and 80 feet in depth and
front ON johnson street and on the division line Of
ceased nom j. E. tignie. by act before r. C. Gu
WELLER. notary public, on the second July 1867.
Terms of sale-The purchaser to assume first, pay
ment OF two notes. each for the sum OF $3l2 50,
eight per cent per annnln from date until final pay
ment, and made payable at one and two years AFTER
date, and secured by mortgage, per act before O.
MOrel, notary, dated thirteenth September, 1870.
September IA, 1870 payable year ater date, and
secured by mortgage per act before same notary,
dated September IA, 1870, and the balance Of tie
price of adjudication, cash the spot, and the pur
amount ofhis bid of ali taxes for the year Of 1870
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the OK
pense Ofthe purchasers before O. More Esq. notary
public. del II "a 81 ja7