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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
DID KING WILLIAM CAPTURE TT
TO the Edff0r Of The Tribune
SIR: VIC following paraGraph IL from Oh

~ ''"fII
newspapers of a few weeks ago:
The bt.rsl printer Al Paris forward min ate printing
oHee 10 h. ne durp II viii be with The Emperor al
quarter. ami M prurate intelligence Of victories a His Majesty
d,crsou There are sht eomposors and peamen and A
ton the proper for eng choice Partisan there font
OF conceivable enefgtnees A.
upon occsoh spreading cnusssm through The has
H. although unlapI ~ Is liable 10 Ahu
iu less than IN peace
Your correspondents have sent us graphic accounts Of
the war but they have failed 10 furnish news Of the fate
Of this printing establishment. ] am anxious to know
wbethef The tyne was melted for bullets, whether II
was captured al Wclssenburg and the font of German
type has been used ever since for the conceiNable
syy1erocncies OF announcing Prussan yictorlesi Did
the ouis and bulletin emanate from this establish
uent and If So why ii not followed by more choice
Parisiau ~ There must been great deal OF chOce
Parislan uttered ia the past few weeks come OF IL bOr
rowcd no doubt from the vocabulary Of Cambronne at
Waterloo. 40
or did the Emperor put mlzzle on this press lac
WAS 40 used Ia doing Paris for read above that
the "is liable 60 abuse Ia war 40 less than IN
peace" ..... .r... H.H. .r. y.
Nsw. York, Sept g. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
NEW-ENGLAND STATES.
GENERAL VIEW OF THE RETURNS.

UENEKAL VIEW OF TIE RETURNS.
Inc Springfield Republican, reviewing the
general result OF tho Census In New England, says;
Much stress has been laid the alleged depopulaon OF
the yet this decrease OF population has been
by no means universal. Few regions OF New England
are more rural" than Coos County in New Hampshire
YET Coos has Increased its population than u per
cent since 500 The only counties in Massachusetts that
have lost IN population lsGO the three aratime
ones VI BIuoatable Dukes, aud Nantucket, which eau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judge BLdtchford.-ChdrIeS ". Jes.
sup agt. The SedB. Propeller william wells This ws
AM Application 10 open a default The plaintiff IL
painter and did considerable work on the ship William
Wells at the instance OF the defendants dispute oc
Cured between the employer and emp0ye, and the lat
ter alleges that his bill for the work not paid He
employed legal advice and sued for the amount but s
counsel James j. Rogers, permitted the 10 20 By
default Yesterday Mr.. ]. W. Cafray made application
to open the default but the Court denied the notion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs

Before Judge Ingrdhdm.-Laura Woodruff ap-
peared again yesterday and asked for discharge and
being shown that she gave no consent either verbal OK
written TO entering the House OF the Good Shepherd,
she was discharged.
The case OF Fisk agt The Albany and Susquehanna
Railroad Company, which has been before the Court an
Infinite number OF times again brought mp on mo
ton by plaintiffs counsel Mr.. Field. to yacate or modify
the order extending the time to serve supplemental an
swer. Decision reserved.
DecsiOnS-By Judge ngraham.-Goodflch agt Pefry,
Trevor agt Chicago, Rock Island and Pacihe L. r.
Motions granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
SUPERIOR CouRT-CHAMnERs.

The CrOWe DirOrce CGse.-Judge Jones has
delivered the following opinion in the OF Lacena
Grove agt Thomas ID. Grove, which has been published
in full: who files bill To have marriage con
tract declared void for any Of the enumerated IN
Article D. Title 1, Chapter s. Part OF the Revised stat
utes, in Chapter 257 Of the Laws OF BAL can nave
neither counsel fee alimony awarded her. Bartlett
ag Bartlett Clarke AGO. North agt North 1T Barbour
CHI. r. page 2H; Appleton ag Warner 81 Barbour Ile
charge Of adultery in the complaint Is too INDEFINITE 10
ground any action upon. Motion denied, without costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
MICHIGAN.
The Dcfroif Post saws:

Complete returns of the Census statistics or Genesee,
Chippewa, Altoona, IOscO, OscOda Neemaw, and Apena
Counties have received at the office OF the United
States Marshal in this city. The returns for the village
OF Hudson, LeBawee County show gain OF fully 70
por cent o6o. thu population then having been
Ian against 2t50 now. The gain IA tennessee lsperhap
railroad tnd Oher facilities. mako Ia one decade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

Berkshire, with four districts 70 hear rom has ganed
s32 Bristol. with 10 hear from, has gained 5024
Essex with four hear from, has gained S20ss. Hamp
den. with Ave interpreted, has gained 295 iampshire
with three To hear FROM has gained 1921. Middesex,
with i've towns unrepOrted, has gained A36s Norfolk
with three unreported. has gained l2,2g6 Worcester
with ten 10 hear from, has gained 2306. The total gain
In the State thus far il 1862 6G6. Boston Advertiser
The Boston Journal says The returns continue %
come in aud show gain in the majority Of the larger
towns and cities. Fitchhurg shows a handsome gain
In 1855, IL had population Of Gi2 in 1860 II num-
bcred 1885, In 1865 slIs and IN 1870, il shows popu
latiOn OF II 800 gain Of 3i2 Gouccst er, IN 1885, had
population 1885, in 1900 IL increased to l0gOt, and in
1895 numbered 9l7 The past five 10 has made
a Jump, and has gained more during this time than IL
did the previous ten years. 1t now numbers 1884, n
gain OF i5I over the previous census I'm 1868 Hayerhl
In 1885, had only 1882 Inhabitants while in lsGO 1t in
creased 1885, In 1865, IL had only reached 1910, but
II now shows Is 100, a gain OF 1850 In Ave years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcrAL TERN.

Before Judge JoneS.-CrOwe agt Grove
Motion denied without costs. Meyer, j., agt. Never
Decree signed. Bishop agt Bish0p-Relercnce ordered
to Joseph Meeks TO hear and determine. Gavin aSt
Gayin.-DecTee signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
Six of the most pOpulOus Wards in ST. LORI
are still incomplete The total figures thus far obtained
show an aggregate Of 24s56 The returns still 10
in ii is thought will show the population Of the city Ia
be nearly, IL not quite, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

To this Il to be added the population of the Ninth
Ward which will be included IN the city and aiter
oct l. Estimating this at $500 the population " Ao
gheny $685.. The Consolidation act included bcsde
Pittsburgh egheny and the SOuth side borOugh. tho
townships Of Lower %. Clair Baldwin, Reserve, and Me-
Clure and the borough Of Myae. The larger part Of
Lower St Clair to he erected into the borough
Of ~. Clair and the most popuOus part OF Mcclure !. 10
be added 10 Allegheny as its Ninth Ward Taking the
Consolidation the basis the population OF the
sodated Gty had that act been passed, would stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
POPULAR OPINIONS.
ONE THOUSAND YEARS AGO-s7O AND 1870.

ONE THOUSAND YEARS AGO-s70 AND 1870.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is certainly by one of the most
curious accidents in history that 1900 years ago. in oO
similar events took place in France to those which are
enacng on the same soil At the treaty OF Verdun (si
the three sons Of the Franksh EMPEROR Ludwig L. d
vided the whole dominons Of their grandfather, Charlie
magne, among themselves. $500. - ,
side the Imperial title Middle FrancOna that long
tract of land which reached from the German Ocean 10
Mediterranean and which was bounded on te east
by the Rhine and the Alps and westward by the Escan
(Schelde), Meuse SaOne, and Rhone Rivers.
q Louis received East Francona, since called Ger
8. Charles, surnamed the Bald, received West Fran
coma, France.
This first Regent of France distinguished hmsely by
his great love of conquest He thought that he saw his
oDpOrtunity the death Of his brother LOthar Roman
TnperOr The latter following the example OF his
father had divided his empire among his three sons,
CROWN TO the second LOthar the northern part OF MID
die FrancOna far the SaOne; this country was ten
called LOtharngen QOrTaine) The youngest SON. Charles,
was receive the southern part OF Middle trdhcOI'
extending from the SaOne to the Mediterranean. The
country was made the kingdom OF Provence.
The endeayOrs of Charles the Bald 10 annex tnese
two countries did not succeed before the death OF
Lothar who had always reunited both parts OF Middle
Francona, his brother Charles having died before him.
At that time the Roman Emperor brother OF DOthar
and Charles being fully occupied within their own cOu-
tries the King OF France took fOrcDe possession OF
both Lorraine and Provence which he held III Louis OF
Germany in the year So exactly 1908 years ago, APP
peared in those parts at the head OF his German army,
and was at successful that Charles offered peace
In the year the treaty of Mersen was MADE, III
which Charles had surrender to Louis the eastern
part countries he had taken possession or AFTER
ward Alsace Lorraine and the Territories OF Ireves AK
La Chapee, Cologne, Mastrich and Utrecht as far as
the mouth OF the Rhine, formed part OF Germany ana
soon received the dignity OF the Roman EmperOrs
Was there more singular coincidence on events
I'm the history of the world ILUIoS'
g.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
! returns OF Wayne County. including tbs
r0if and Wvgpd0tte, are as follow. WV
PENNSYLVANIA.

The PitsbWgb Gasehe has the following:
We have now Allegheny City complete, aud the county
kept Pine Township. Allegheny City 10 as folows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
MISSOURI.

This g. for the whole county. about 81 per cent tho
rate Of in the townships being much lower than
n the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
The census returns of Nashua are as follows /;

the above population IL divided hs ioHoWs'
Males. us Native .'''.t-sl
Females. ............5N5 Poreigp boru s23n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

Providence, FIST WaTu-POpUIaUOn, II,JSI,
against 1O66s in 1865 gain Of 1859 foreign born popu
laon, 36O8 in 1865 it $780, increase, 4o5. Second
Ward-4572; the population in 1868 was 1913.
Richmond-Populaton, 2,O64 gain OF 234 since 1865
Exeter-Populaton, l,462 in 1865 the population
1893 Foster-POpuatOn 1880, decrease OF 2i3 since
1865 Little COmptOn-POpulatiOn, 1,lG6 IN 1865 the
regulation was l97 decrease, 81. New Shoreham-Pop-
ulaton, LIB in 1865 the population was l,Sos
The whole population OF Rhode Island. which was less
than 1855 800 in 1885, is considerably above 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
UNTRUsTwoRTHISEss OF ONE PATHFINDER.
10 Lhe Ediior OF Tn Trihune.

SIR: A communication signed c. l.. ). ap-
pears IN me Herald of to-day stating that the census
had not been taken AT No. 25I East Forty eighthSr
where between 20 and IS people resided which contains
The following untruths: 1. The census WAS taken ana
correctly There are not between 20 and % people IN
me house This shown by thorough recanyass OF the
premises by Gen. Sharpe, which corresponds exactly
WIN The returns made by There can be no mistake
gin-shop, lives there.
ABB. W KENNEDY, Assistant Z. \ Marshal,
No. $40 East Fiity-ffthst.
u =. MaTshaFs Ogice. Southern instructor Neir-fors
Nfr- York, sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
WAR MISCELLANY.
THE SIEGE OF STRASBoURG.

THE BISHOP AND HIS LATE MIssIoN-THE SUP
FERINGs OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FRENCH OUTRAGE ON KEHI.-THE FAILURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
RHODE ISLAND.

The aggregate gain Is 41OO and the aggregate loss
1879 showing an actual increase Of population in forty
one towns OF 1920.
RHODE ISLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
THE ATTITUDE OF THE FRENCH PEOPLE.
To the Editor Of The tribune.
SIR. | am astOnished to find in this NOR

SIR: / am astOnished to find IN this norm
ings TRIBUNE editorial asserting that France has
the moral right to continue war against which she
protested openly and boldly under the Empire she
burst protest" etc. You certainly failed To chrOn
ice those protests at the time war was declared. The
wild Joy Of the members Of the Legislative Body was only
tempered by few voices, and those scarcely Rcpub
leans acting under the fear rather that France not
fully preparedas Thersand that the cause was rather
shallow prcteXt for the universal desire of the
French people 10 extend the border Of France all along
the left bank OF the Rhine There was no voice raised
against the tac understanding OF anneIing Belgium "
victorious And finally give ms the names Of those
who voted against the war loan in the French Chambers
They certainly free enough TO vote Yes or No"
know France full WELL and remember her lntents for
the last years under King, Republic, Consul, and En-
perOr and have experienced wrongs from her deeper
than tongue express. As To your expression that
King william did not dare 10 face the world history and
Germany besidcs let tell you that the war viii he
continued until peace will give s back Elsabs and 10th
Tingen and King William and United Germany VIII
face the world aud history well as YOU d when you
reconquercd The South, and annexed Texas and Call
foInia a GERMAN,
Aeto- York, Sept II, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
THE NINTH CENSUS.
NEW-YORK CITY.

u,psuAL SHAPES REPLY TO MAYOR HALLS
MANIFFsTO-THE RETURNS DECLARED TO BE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO TEST THE ACCU-
n,rv or THE woRK-THE MAYOR CIIAL-
IrNCFD TO EHUMERATE SIXTH WARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

their standing army For the present this army hos
been already abolished by the strong OF Germany
hut keep the French army for all time small and inef
fectve for aggressive purposes IL II safer for Germany
10 rely rather upon her strong than upon weak
treaties.
Paper treaties and paper guarantees all futile as
history abundantly shows. Germany should demand
solid guarantees for the good behavior OF her I'M
ruly neighbor Sch sod guarantees can only be founu
When the United States had conquered Mexico, they
took guarantees for the future good behavior OF the
CONQUERED by the anne xatiOn OF California and New
Mexico Germany has better right, TO reanneS hsace
territory. ALFRED ERBE.
Ns,r TorL Sent "a 1874
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
SALE OF THE LEASES Of THE WELL KNOWN
VARIETIES AND TATTERALLS STABLES;
ALSO,
SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES, HARNESSES, OFFICE
FURNITURE, GOLD WATCH AND SUNDRr
OTHER EFFECTS, AT AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF PHILIP LINER-No. s4,lss.

RYJ. DEAN, JR., AUCTI0NEER.OFFICE
ID No. 1888 Gravier street-TUESDAY, December
s. 1870 at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at auc
ton, on the premises lately occupied by Philip
Liner ESQ.,, No. 1893 Grayier street, between Caron-
delet and BarOnne streets, by virtue and pur.
pursuant to an order from the Hon. Louis Duvig-
npaud Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish of New Orleans bearing date November %,
i870-
l. ALL THE RIGHTS TITLE AND INTERESTS OF
the succession Of the late Philip Liner: ksq In and
to the xpred term Of the lease Of building and
grounds used asD livery stable No. 1873 Gr1vter
street, known Tattersalls Varieties Stables.
expiring the thirtieth September, 1873, 1T the
rate Of + 1900 per annum, payable $3.50 at the emo
private signatures dated June 1870, between the
deceased and Edward McGhee ESQ.
2. ALSO, ALL THE RIGHTS, TITLE AND INTER-
ESTS of the succession Of the late Philip Liner.
Esq, in and to the unexpired term of the lease Of
the ba ok warehouse In the of and attached to
the building No. 1888 Common street, between Caron-
deet and BarOnne streets, expiring on the thirty
first Of January 1873 at the rate of $500 p0r annuI
payable $50 at the end Of each and every month,
lie, dated February 10, 1853
Purchasers of the leases to take the place OF the
said Philip Liner, and assume all his liabilities and
responsibilities. and payments Of rents, according
sale, and also to pay any premium ON s9id aeesea'
cash.
Also. at same time and place:
LOT OF HORSES AND MARKS, open and top
bugqles, barouche. harnesses, Office furniture, y
gold watch, and other sundry effects.
leases, if any, to- be paid cash. and the purchaser
to take the place and stead Of the said Philip Liner
assuming all his liabilities and Responsibilities, and
payment of rent, according to said leases lecture
horses furniture and other effects cash delivery
in United States treasury notes. nO2S 20 del 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
SUCCESSION OF PASCAL sEMPE.

DY :. GJIINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFF1CB
~ corner Of Bienville street and Exchange alley
SATURDAY November o. 1870 Will BIZ sold, at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange,
st. Charles street. between Gravier and Common
streets, by virtue OF order from the Honorable
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated October Ia. 1870
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Third District of this city, designated by number
one, in square number isur hundred and eleven,
comprised within Goodchdren Morales. BartholO-
new and Mazant streets said lot forming the
corner of Goodchildren and Bartholomew streets
and measures 20 feet front on GoOdchildren street
by liz feet inches in depth, and fronting
2. A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above, desg
mated by number two, measuring 30 feet front on
GOodchildren street. by depth OF III feet inches
together with shed. oven, privy, etc.
3. LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above,
designated by No. 3, and measuring ~ feet inches
front Grandchildren street, by III feet inches in
depth together with a frame house of two rooms
front gallery, two sheds tone used as -table) cis
l. 4 LOT OF GROUND adjoinin. the above des
ignated by No. measuring 70 feet inches front
on Grandchildren stTeet, by III feet inches in
s. Two CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND ad
joining the above, designated by Nos and g.
measuring together 90 feet front on ioodehildren
street by IL. feet inches in depth: together with
frame house o, two rooms, front gallery and cab-
net.
district of this city. in square comprised
within GOodchildren. Bartholomew, Mazant and
Love streets; sad lot designated by No. 3 of said
square, and measures, french measure, 80 ieet d
inches front Gocdchildren street, by 100 feet in
depth.
:. LOT NO. S, in the same square, measures,
French measure, . feet front on GoOdo children
street, by 1873 feet inch in depth.
The whole asreeably to plans at the St Charles
Auction Room, st. Charles street.
Terms-One-ha cash and the balance on credit
of one year, for notes secured by mortgage on the
property sold and bearing interest at eight percent
per annum from date till paid, and the purchasers
of the improved property shall cause the buildings
to be- insured and transfer the policies Of insurance
in the name Of the administrator. Should judicial
proceedings be instituted for the recovery of any
of the above notes, the lawyers fees fixed at Eve
per cent, shall be at the expense of purchasers.
Acts OF sale before o. DrOuet, notary public at
the expenses of the purchaser, including United
States stamps and the taxes OF the running year,
due in 1871 Oc26 nos 10 II Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
William Nj. Goodrich vs.. Hiram Eugene
Anderson-F1fth District Court for the parish of
Orleans No. 1876,

William NJ. Goodrich vs.. Hiram Eugene
Anderson-Ffth District Court for the parish of
Orleans, No. 1876
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the honorable the Fifth Dis
trct Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell, at public aug
ti0n Mt the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
streets, in the second District Of this city. on
the following described property, to Wit
CERTAIN SQAUARK OF GROUND, with all.the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways privileges and advantages thereuntO
belonging, Or in any wise appertaining, situate in
the FauScurg Avart, in the City of Jefferson, and
parish of Jefferson in this State designated by the
number fifty.three, bounded by Dnfossat. Soniat,
Pitt and Prytania streets. and measuring two hun.
Prytania streets, and two hundred and feet ten
inches front on each OF said SOniat ana Du!ossat
streets.
lots, numbered from one to sixteen, inclusively;
the whole according to plan drawn by B: Reizen-
stem sd T on s5s ninth of tune @
in this city.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
mayd, per act passed before John E. Holland late
z notary public in this city, on the fifteenth of
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-L Cash in sufficient amount to pay
plaintiff's claim. say the sum of fifteen hundred
cent per annum FROM the eighteenth day of May,
1862 till the day of sale, five per cent attorneys
1ees three dollars and thirty cents - cu costs OF
protest five dollars (5) costs OF copy of act, and
costs Of suit
Z. The purchaser to assume Ito the extent Of the
amount OF his bi,ll the payment OF promissory
note secured by mortgage on said property, dated
May Is. 1859 drawn by DE- PENDANT to his own order,
and indorsed by himself for the like of fifteen
hundred dollars (*l500), payable two years after
date and bearing interest at eight per cent per
anhum from date till paid.
,. And the balance Of the price Of adjudication, if
any, cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
no25 delO n Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
DYG. DE FERRET, AUCTIoNEER. OFFICE

DY L.. DE FERRET, ACCTlONEER. OFFICE
b No. 50 ROYAL street.-SATURDAY, December
3, 1870, at twelve O'clock NJ, at the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange, in the basement rotunda of the
ST. Charles Hotel, will be sold by public auction
by virtue of an order from the Honorable Louis Du
vigneaud Judge Of the Second District Court for
the Parish of Orleans dated October d, 1870 the
following very valuable real estate, belonging to
said succession -
OF ground with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the Fist District of this city,
in the square bounded by Dryades, Delord, Julia
and Baroune streets, measuring "a feet front on
Baronne street. by depth of 1903 feet, running TO
common alley, feet inches wide.
The buildings aid improvements thereon consist
of that substant al tWo-stOry brick house, covered
with slates No. ga BarOnne street, complete lii It's
distribution with gas introduced hydrant, etc.
the square bounded by Customhouse, Franklin,
Canal and IRENE streets.
Said lot forms the corner of CustOmhOuse and
Franklin streets, and measures, in American meas
ure Is feet inches and 5 lines front Custom
house street, by ia feet deep between parallel
lines
sist of a one-stOry frame house, covered with
states, containing large store used as a grocery
store; several rooms, back building or wing CON
tanning n number OF rooms, galleries, clstern
waterworks, privies, etc
In front of the property there is a large awning,
covering the entire sidewalk.
See plans at Exchange.
Terms-One-haf cash, and the bal ance on a
credit of six twelve and eighteen months, in notes
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
the day Of sale until final payment; the buildings
to be kept insured against the risk OF fre; and
transferred to the testamentary executor; II being
understood that in of suit on any OF the notes
or portion thereof. the purchaser will he required
to pay five per cent attorneys commissions ON tne
amount recOvered the taxes for 1870 to be paid by
Acts of sale. with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before John L. Laresche, notary
public, at the expense OF purchasers.
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