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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-31
IN THE PROVINCES.
BOuHbaki's Life Despaired OE-His
Army Scattering.

BOurbaki's Life Despaired Of-His
Army Scattering.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Bourbaki attempted
to kill himself after the defeat of Bel
fort. His injuries are so severe that his
life is despaired of.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-It is reported from
Basic, that numbers of Bourbaki's army
are crossing the frontier and had arrived
at Neuenburg, in Baden, and Primtrel, in
Switzerland.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-An official dispatch
to the Baden Ministry states that the
army of Gen. Bourbaki has entered
Switzerland.
The reported attempt of Bourbaki's
attempt at suicide is confirmed.
Position and Strength of the French
Armies-Can Begin Again with
100000 Men.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 3O.-Gen. Chanzey's
headquarters are at Loval. The 18th,
10th, 10th and 25th Corps are at Gier-
seon, Bourges and Nevens. General
Bourbaki has the 18th, goth and oath
Corps at Rautenels and Peontarlie.
Garibaldi is at Dion with 80, 600 men.
General Faidherbe has the 22d and 23d
Corps at Arras Donai, and can bring q
force in front of Hsvre of thirty thous-
and men. The Camps of Instruction con-
tain 100000 men. The conscripts OF
1871 number 100000 men. At the end
of the armistice, France will resume the
war with 100000 men.
Elections on the sth of Feb.-The
Assembly to Meet on the 18th:
BORDEAUX, Jan. 30.-A dispatch for.
warded from Versailles, 2Sth, by Jules
Favre, to the government at Bordeaux,
says treaty was signed to-day. There
is to be an armistice of twenty-one days
The National Assembly is to be convened
at Bordeaux on the 18th of February.
Elections are to be held on the Sth Of
February. The members of the Paris
government leave at once for Bordeaux.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,
SENATE.

SENATE. t-
, MONDAY, Jan. 90.-The Senate was
called to order at II O'Clock, Speaker
Thomas in the chair. - -
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS. i
BY Mr.. Luttrell-A resolution to ap-
point James Park a Trustee of the East
Tennessee University, to fill vacancy.
Rules suspended, and resolution adopted.
By Mr.. Cooper, of Davidson-A bill to
prevent the improper issuance of Comp
troller's warrants.
CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS.
Senate resolution empowering w. A
Quarles to settle the debt due the State
from the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railroad. A resolution was of
fered in lieu by the Judiciary Committee,
authorizing W. A. Quarles to compromise
the debt held by the State against said
road, and the resolution in lieu was
adopted.
- HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To allow attorneys for the State COM
pensation in certain cases. Rejected,
motion made to reconsider, and that mo-
ton laid on the table.
To amend the exemption laws and
comprise them all in one act. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING. r
To amend section 4, $40 of the Code.
Rejected. - ei"A
In relation to the courts in Houston
county. Passed. -@
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST READING. t.
To make effective an act passed Dec.
8, 1859, and amendments thereto. Passed.
To authorize Justices of the Peace to
enforce liens on personal property.
Passed.
To create three new districts in Blount
county. Passed. ss.
For the benefit of Perry county.
Passed.
To amend an act passed June 4, 1870,
to preserve the peace and prevent homi-
eide. Passed.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To further regulate evidence in criminal |
cases. The bill provides that in criminal |
cases growing out of personal assaults |
the assailant may be allowed to testify. |
Rejected.
Adjourned IN l I n tn-mnrrou
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THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

BERLIN, Jan. 90.-A decree issued
conyokes the Federal Council of the EN-
pire on the Sth of February. The Ger
man Parliament meets the 9th of March.
The Assent of Hungary.
PRsrH, Jan. 27.-During the discussion
in the lower Chamber of the Austro-
Hungarian Parliament a statement was
made by a Minister that the reconstruc-
ton of Germany was now fixed fact
and that too with the free assent of
Hungary. The Germanization of Hun
gary was not involved and her neutrality
not threatened by this happy solution of
the problem of German unity. .
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Anniversary Celebration.

We have received an invitation from the
Ciceronian Society of Roanoke College to
be present at their literary and anniver-
sary exercises, which will be held on the
22d of February following. The College
enjoys widespread reputation, and the
exercises viii, no doubt, be highly in
structive.
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Hourly Looked For.

The steamer l. N. Phillips, from the
Upper Cumberland, is hourly looked for
with eight or nine barges of the superior
Poplar Mountain coal in tow. We are as
sured that this will be the best shipment
of that popular coal ever made to this
part. The Phillips with her coal feet was
looked for last night and may be here this
morning. This is good news to fuel CON
SumarG
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Mr. Morrill,,
of Maine. introduced a bill prohibiting
the selling to or giving officers of the
Government, intoxicating liquor to be
used as beverage, under penalty of fine
and imprisonment; also prohibiting
such employees. Officers who continue
the use of such liquors or become at all
intoxicated shall be summarily dismissed
and not reinstated for : years. Re
ferred.
Mr.. Weston, from the Military Com
mittee reported fsvorably on House bill
extending benefit to the Soldiers National
Assylums, to soldiers of 1912 and Mexican
war. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Nye, of the Committee O. Terri
tories, reported back, with amendments,
a bill to provide State Governments for
New Mexico and Colorado.
The Georgia Senatorships.
The Georgia question was taken up.
Tho resolution of the majority of the
Judiciary Committee declaring that Mr..
Hill is entitled to seat was read.
Mr.. Stuart moved as a substitute the
name of Henry P. Forrow.
Without reaching a vote the Senate adj
jOurned. /
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The impeachment Trial.

RALEIGH, Jan. 30.-The impeachment
trial of Gov. Holden formally COM
menced to-day before Chief Justice Pear!
son. The defense asked until Thursday
to amend the response. They were
granted until Wednesday.
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Virginia Oysters.

We desire to return our acknowledge
ments to Mr.. ]. B. Brewer, of Suffolk,
Virginia, for the most delightful treat to
oysters, just from the coast, that we have
enjoyed this season.
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house bill to repeal a part of section
o OF an act passed during the present
session Tor raising revenue. Passed third
feading. - - :
Adjourned until 10 A. N. to morrow.
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:, Those princes of importers, E. Peynado
& Co., of the Maxwell House, have lust
received an invoice of the finest Havanas,
direct.
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Try the genuine Virginia Rye Whisky, at
Nilsson & Walshs, corner of Cherry and
Deaderick streets.
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Dispatches from all quarters of the
country, report great rejoicing among the
Germans over the success of German
arms in France.
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SMALLPOX Epidemic.

The smallpox has become epidemic in
London. The rapid increase of mortality
has caused alarm. The deaths from the
disease, which, in the first week in Janu-
airy, were seventy-four, in the third are
increased to 1873.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Gladstone ON the Alabama Claims.
LONDON, Jan. 29.---Mr. Gladstone, in
reply TO the British Chamber of Commerce,
which urged settlement of the Alabama
claims, said he was assured Her Majesty's
Government had given its assent to every
allowable proceeding looking to settle
ment and was still SO. disposed, believing
that the long unsettled state of the con-
troVersy is disadvsntsgeous to both coun-
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FOR SALE.

THE LEGISLATURE AT THIS SESSION, AL
a though the committee reported favorably
snereon, having declined to purchase my House
on PaEk street for Governors Mansion. I now
oner the same for sale to private parties.
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Terms Reasonable,
jEn29 Sc -
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Y BILLS AND REsoLuTIONs.

MONDAY, Jan. 3O.-The House was
called to order at 10 o'clock by Speaker
Perkins.
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The House judiciary Committee re-
Gently agreed to report bill for the d.
vision of Texas into two Judicial Dis
tIicts, the effect of which will be to leg
slate Judge Duval and other officers OF
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SENATE. .,.-
{ , MONDAY, Jan. S0.-The Senate was
called to order at II O'Clock, Speaker
Thomas in the chair.
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Mr.. Bingham this morning submitted 8
report to the House Judiciary Committee
on memorial of Vicoria Woodruff and
other women, claiming the right to vote
under the 14th ameItment He claims
that the memorial is lot q subject for the
action of Congress, bit for legislation by
the State governments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
f. FORTlEli, AuCTIONEER

k(H CHARLES +. FORTlI.K, ACCTIONEEk
ID Office, No. 81 Exchange piace-SATURUAY
December 3D. 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, on ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse streets Will los
Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated the fourteenth of
November, l9.l-
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
faubourg Franklin. in the Third District of this
city making part of lot No Is OF square No. 10
plan made by j. Pile, late city surveyor. dated
fourteenth Of May 1881, and deposited i'll the office
of {. Pollock, notaly IN this city, the thirieth
OF May, 1891, and mea -urlng ~ feet font on Mar
iguy street, by co feet depth and front OH GiIoi
street Together with all the dIngs and improve
ments thereon.
2 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
Third District of this city. in tie square pl s-d
within Vaudeville, Giiod trGuhart and Mariguy
streets, designated by the No. 10 OF square No. 5.
on plan OF J. A. pHrmecourt OF the twenty-sev-
cuth OF September. 1850, measuring 10 feet mont
Vaudeville street. by .3 feet IL depth between
parallel lines AID font on GiroI street, OF which
3. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings, etc, iii itubour. Franklin, de ST. na
ted by the No, Of square NO So on fsuratlve
pan of J. Pile. late CITY surveyor dated rour
tttnth OF May. 1851 h.rei;tboNe mentioned foI ~
ing the corner of Vaudeville and Girod streets
and measuring, American measure. Al feet front
naud.N He street b, l2U feet depth and fIuut
Girud street.
Tcrms-One-half cash. and the balance a. a
credit OF one and tso Years i'll notes d vIeG into
coupons. secured by mortgage and vendors priv
litge on said property, wi Ii attorneys fees III
of suit Tor their collection at five per cent Oh the
amount sued for, and bearing interest at the rate
of eight per cent per anrum from date until paid;
HE buildings on tine property to be kept insured
BY the purchasers and the policies of INSURANCE
to be- transferred to the tutors OF said minors until
the final payment OF said notes
Acts of sale before Alcce }. ker. notary pub
lie, at the expense OF tie purchasers, Including
nted States stamps nol8 * de- Ii -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

pY q. VALETON. ArCTIONEER-0FFICE
ID No. IA Eatchez street-SATCRDAY january
g. at twelve O'Clock NJ, VIII be sold al tie
st. Charles Auction Exchange basement OF the
an order from the Hon. Louis Duv!guraud. Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans dated December l. 1871, NJ. a. 7o4 OF the
docket of said court
|. ONE LOL OF GROUND situated in The S.co,:t
District OF tins city i'll the square bounded by
Ann, Rampant Burgundy and Dumaint streets
said lot being No. measuring % fret inches front
ST. Ann street, by ~ feet inches III depth. be
g. the OF her side by lot No. 5 and in the by
property be longing to the heirs OF H-nrette For
tier. Together with very nice cottage, built of
brick and covered with States containing hall.
parOrs, dlningrOOns, bedrooms kitchen. tGvauts'
rooms, flower garden. the whole very comfortable,
with all modern Improvements.
2 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SHARES of
the Capital stock of the Ocean To" boat Company
OF on. hundred dollars each.
g. TWO SHARES OF the Capital Stock of the
Louisiana Manufacturing Company OF thou
sand dollars each.
And same day at half past twelve O'Clock I'M
stocks, will be sold at No loi Gravier street, oppo
site st. Charles Hotel
TWO IRON SAFkS and lot of OFFICE FCRNI-
TURE.
Terms and Conditions-Fsr the property on st
Ann street 2.1O cash. and the balance a credit
of year the purchaser to give his note secured
by mort gage and vendors privilege on the prop
trty, bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from date OF sale until PAID the build
ings to be kept insured and policy transferred to
tOrneys fees i'll thu. event of suit. The taxes Tor
the year 1871 to be assumed by purchaser.
Act of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps, at expense OF purchaser, before W. J.
Castell, notary public.
For stocks, office furniture, etc, cash in United
States treasury notes. dec - 80 - a6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

NO. 'o'i'o'
RY PLAClDE }. SPEAR. AUrT10SEER-
ID Office No. 10 Exchange al-y-WEDSE>DAY
January 10. 49, at y O'Clock NJ, will he sold at
public auction at the ST. Charles auction Ex-
Common streets. the petition of Mrs. Widow
sampson Blossiuai. by virtue and in pursuant 10
Judgment rendered the twenty ninth OF
November, l8Il, by the Hon Louis Utiyi yneaud
of Orleans and signed December g. 1871 tie fol
lowing described real estate. to wit
|. FUURLOTS OFGEoIND sitnatrd on III. Gen
tilly road, at about two miles distance from the
P"Iltch irtra-n railroad, designated. by the
Nos II. Il, y and u. OH particular
plan mad by Louis Biingi"r, surveyor general,
the fourth Of October 1895 and deposit ed in the
Office OF Louis 7. Care. late notary public i'll this
city; said los OF ground measure each l arpent
front on Bavou Savage, by 81 arpents in
depth, between pa allc ines also with the of a
road 50 feet WIDE, which figures on said plan.
front on it together With all the appart,lances
thereon
2. THE Uni iVIDED HALF INTEREST in and TO
four certain lots of ground. situated in faubourg
ia kson, IN the Second District OF this city IN
square No. l., bounded by st. james
Cont. Victor and 81. Louis streets, designated
lots Nos, l., ?, 3 and H. on a particular
plan drawn by nepouil!v. civil engineer. the
fourth day OF January 1857, deposited in the Office
OF Louis T. Care notary public. Lots Nos.
and measure each, English measure 80 feet
front =. james street by $50 feet in depth be-
tween parallel lines lots Nos. - and "A, in
American measure. 30 feet front on Victor street by
49, feet i'll d,,th between parallel l.n-s-the above
tour lots idioIuin. in the rear.
3. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in tn rear Of this
.itv, in Dtschamp district, Third District OF this
city designated ny the Nos 9 and 10. of square No
u bounded by Columbus kerl"!-r. johnson and
Gaivtz streets. Lot 80 sin.astrcs 81 feet inches
at lines front Ga v.Z street. by depth of 100
tret. between parallel lines. Lot No. 10 is 81
regular form, and measures 80 feet 10 inches and
lines front on Gatvez street by 100 feet i'll depth
Tue sd. line Of lot No g. ltj feet inches the line
separating il from tie property of Mrs. Widow
Ca>Janc1o, and l3 teet inch and lines On the rear
ILt which separates Il tom lot No l..
!. Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
itUbourg Washington, Third District Of this c!tv,
N sTuart- No. ~ comprised within G1rod Port, 81.
3"Hn th' BAPTIST and st Ferdinand streets. drsig
mated as lots II ana X on plan made By Schneider,
evil engineer, dated the fifteenth dav OF March
i41, deposited n tie office of Achlle CEiapella,
formerly notary pu5!ic III this city. Said lots
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
AUCTION SALES.
BY Charles E. Fortier.
POSITIVE SALE OF THREE VALUABLE LOTS ON
GENERAL TAYLOR STREET, BETWEEN
CAMP AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
BY Charles E. Fortier.
DYCHARLESE 4. FORTIEk, AUCTlONEER,

DYCHARLES K. FORTlEk, AUCTlONEkR,
ID Office No. 81 Exchange ailey-SATURDAY
December i6 1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sold
III public auction at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
i'll square No. II, which is bounded by Camp;
Pension. Chestnut and General TAYLOR streets.
Said lot, designated by the Nos. 8, and H. ard
measure each 80 feet II inches front General
Tal Tor street by the following depths to Wit: III
feet inches and lines the line dividing lot
No. from tie lots Nos. to T. Ill feet 6
inches and line on the line dividing lots and 9
and II feet inches and lines the hue dividing
lots and TO- and of II feet inches and lines OH
the line dividing lot No 10 from the of lots
Nos. ii to IA.
Tcrns-One third cash balance a credit of
one and two years, for notes secured by mort gage
and bearing eight per cent interest from date 10
payment and all the usual conservatory clause +.
Act OF sale before Joseph Col II, notary public,
at the expense OF the purchaser including stamps.
dec
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AUCTION SALES.
By S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW NAMES.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 349l1.

r. =. GrINAUIT, AUCTIOSEFR-oFF1CR
SAICRDAi, January 6. 1871, will be sold at
!weNe O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc.
tloneeIs hNchange, on Royal street, between Canal
anu Customhouse streets, by virtue of an order
from the honorable the Second District Cont
!or the parish Of Orleans, dated twenty ninth Of
November, 1871, the following properties Ia wi,
L. TWO CONTIGCOUSaLOTS OF GROUND sir
uated IN tnis city in the square comprised be
tween Blenvile, CustOmiiOuse Tplemacbus and
denois streets; SAID lots designated by the Nos IA
and 10 OF square No 100, according to plan drawn
oF l.; ~ Pile. surveyor. on the fifteenth of Dccem
Der lo4s said lots measuring each "a feet . inches
Hiu ines iIoit on benville street, by 1o2 ct in
depth together with a cottage house slate rooted
OF three rooms, closet. with gaere in front and on
the SIDE rIstern. privy, chicken house garden etc
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
pstrltt o1 this city, on Burgundy street mrasur-
ing - leet f1ont on said street between St PLiin
anu humane streets by 80 feet deep bounded on
one stue by the property of Mrs. Cauchoix and on
tht other side by that OF FRANCOIS Auguste to.
sether with frame house Nos 226 and 22s having
SIN rooms, tWostory kitchen slate rooted of four
rooms privy. watelworks etc. The Who'll. aSreea.
biv TO plan 10 he exhibited at the Exchange
ltrms-onehalf cash. and the balance at six
ana twelve months credit, with interest at eight
PER cent per annutn from date until paid secured
by mort gage on the property sold: the purchaser
70 keep he buildings insured for their value and
the policl.s transferred to the test execu
,"f WIN I'VE per cent attorneys fees il il should
Drcoine u" ctSsary 10 the same
Acts OF sale before Joseph Cuviller notary nuhlic
NJ 1he expense Of the purchasers, including the
LhIted states stamps as well as the taxes for the
running year 1871. due in 1872. de6 IA y 80 lac
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by K. VI. & Il. J. MONTGOMERY
II T. ~ Mont Somery, Auct"neer-Will be sold
on SATURDAY, December l6, 1871, at II VI
at the ST Charles Auction Exchange, basement
St Charles Hotel, by virtue and i'll pursuance of an
order of the Honorable Louis Duvigneaud, Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, Gated November 10, 1871, No. Ii 329 Of
the docket of said court
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the i'm
provements thereon. situated III Gretna, i'll the
parish of Jefferson, designated as lot No of square
B. and measuring 20 feet inches front on Front
street by 1870 feet in depth the line of lot No.
and 2G3 feet in depth the line of lot No. :, and 23
feet 10 inches d lines i'll the rear, with any
further depth it may have to the Mississippi river,
per plan annexed to an act passed before }. b.
Marks late notary public, on the sixteenth of May,
1870.
Plans exhibited at place of sale.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale, including the internal revenue
stamps, at the expense of the purchaser, before
I. Hero, Jr notary public.
uol4 L. % de3 10 Is ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

RY WILLIAM DE LACY, AuCTIONEER-
- Office No. IS Commercial place-SATURUAY
December %, at II NJ. at the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange, basement rotunda of the ST
Charles Hotel, by virtue of and pursuant to
an order OF the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish of Or.
leans, dated November l., 1871, No -. $50 of the
docket Of said court will be sold by pubic auc-
ton. for account of said succession, the following
described property. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the First District Of this city, formerly
the second municipality, i'll the square bounded by
Gravier, Baaonne, Common and Dryades Gate
Phlppal streets, and designate as lots Nos. aid
!, on sketch annexed TO an act passed before
David l.. McCay, late a notary in this city on the
twentieth day of May l34O Said lots adioin each
other, and measure each 20 feet inches front on
ravier street, 20 feet inches in width in the rear
by depth of 100 feet and inches on the side line
nearest BarOnne street loo feet inches and lines
on the dividing line between said lots Nos and 4
and 100 feet inches and lines on the side line of
said lot No 3, nearest Dryades street.
The improvements consist OF two weilbuilt
three story brick slated build ngs. in perfect
par, with iron balconies ii trout, known Nos.
Il9 and 22l Grivier street. and contain. main
building. two rooms each floor No. 2l9 having
III addition a wide hall two-story brick back
buildings, each containing EoOns; common
alltv IN centre; paved ya1,s. gas and gas fixtures
throughout cister,s, hyLrants etc.
Terms-Cash
Acts OF sale and United Stmes revenue Stamps II
the expense of purchasers, before Andre Hero Jr
notary public. uol2 rs tie2 9 L. =