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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
Poetry.
CALEB AND RUTH.

UNCLE CALyB and Ruth, his wife,
Caring little for outside weather,
Fifty years Of their welded lie
Spent In this tiny house together.
Mo~sy The roof and gray the wall,
Narrow tie window. low the door;
Bat loves own sunlight hailowed II all.
From raftered neiilng TO aaBded aoor.
Silent to-day; but silver sweet
Voices Of children ng ago.
Keeping time with their restless feet,
Followed the mother 70 and fro.
Scattered afsr from East 10 West,
Seeking their fortune far and vide;
No one stays In the oIden nest.
Where such beautiful memories hide.
Caring naught for the the dcsolste pain
OF the wind 10 the pine tree tops,
Caring n8a2bt for the gfieylng rain
That so sadly over them drops.
Needing az little the snnbeam's tiss.
Failing sweet from the summer slT,
In narrower house than this
Caleb and Ruth together lie.
Up where the many mansions wait,
IL there, 1 wonder. q cottage small
Not too stately Ire peasly gate,
Not too shining its golden wall
Where these two may In peace abidei
Heaven were none n there mast part
Caleb away from her gentle side,
bath sfar from his faithful heart!
Hand 10 hand from morning to night
Travelled these two the long earth Day;
Surely they walk through the field. OF light,
Hand in hand on the shining way.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

suit him, by all means let him con,inue :.
But few people would care to live ~
eighty on those terms. If man cam.
get all witberld and crumpled up on ess;, ~ !
conditions than those, it is almost a. wan
that he should depart before he is mn.
ance to himself and bore to everybads
else. School boys, and young peoni.
generally, ought to get up early, for II J.
found that nine-tenths of them can sts,s
it; and it does them good Bat let no oDs
torture himself with the thought that h.
could have been twice as good man se ~
is if he had risen every morning at dsv
light. The habit would kill halt of Us |,
five ars.-NeU York Times.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
True Taste More Effective than Money

Many imagine they must relinquish all
hope Of gratifying their tastes, or the in
herent love of the beautiful, if they do
not rank among the rich. This is an en-
tirely false idea. There are houses upon
which Thousands of dollars have been ex.
pended that would be quite intolerable to
people of real refinement as a permanent
residence. The whole arrangement and
furniture are so stiff and formal-so heavy
and oppressive with superfluous ornament,
that simple curiosity to see what strange
vagaries can enter into the heads of the
rich, and in what absurd manner they
study to spend their abundant wealth,
would seem to be the only motive which
could tempt sensible person to enter.
On the other hand, we find small modest
cottages, which bear unmistakable evil
dence Of necessity for close ecOoomy, that
have more of real comfort and convenience
about them than those splendid mansions
and, at the same time, they are gems, bear
ing in every part the stamp of true elegance
and refinement. They are so beautified
by the genuine taste and ingenuity OF the
occupants, that it is real pleasure to pass
from one room to another or sit quietly
| and enjoy the sweet enchantment-yet
money had little to do toward securing
such attractions. 1t is the fitness Of things
the harmonious blending OF shape and
color, the adoption of the furniture to the
| wants of each apartment, that make the
whole combination so peculiarly de-
| lightful. And yet, how and from
what was all this tasteful furnishing
constructed? If some of those persons
whose dark and gloomy parlors are
hung with the costly damask, and their
furniture carved and upholstered by the
most skillful and fashionable workmen,
should by chance tind themselves in one OF
| these pleasant homes, they could not help
| being captivated by the spirit Of the place,
in the absence of style and fashion The
elegant, airy, graceful parlors, the rest, the
peace and comfort which pervade the
whole atmosphere, would be to them new
experience, ard what would be their as
| constituent to learn with how little ex-
pense ali this, which they acknowledge to
be so refreshing, has been secured.
No matter if the purse is not very heavy,
young people, with good health and fair
share of taste and ingenuity, have great
| pleasure in store for themselves when they
undertake to furnish and beautify house,
which is to be their first Joint home
| There are so many small conveniences, SO
manv little contrivances that carpenter
never thinks of, because he has never had
woman's work to do, and therefore can
not see how important these little things
are. A woman knows just where an hours
work, well considered and planned, can be
employed to manufacture some convenient
thing, that will save much time and
strength, and which, however cheaply
and roughly made, she can, in a few spare
moments, transform into an object of real
beauty.-Mrs H. W. Beecher.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

The Messrs. John Taylor & Sons, OF
England, are said to be the greatest min
ing firm in the world, the largest employ.
ers of labor in that department, having
mines in every quarter Of the globe. In
Great Britain alone, the number of men
employed by them is $4,000.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
VALUABLE ANTE CITY PROPERTY.
>t..:N CHOICE lots 81: GROUND
RAILROAD AVES"E
Adjoining the square .! :n.
AI;a'.t. CITY HOTEL AND 0t'D:.
WITT! FRAME RESIDING
.s .oNG CREDIT, WlTiioy UEo.2:.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Ds NASH & iIODGSON. IT. T. HODGSOE

Ds NASH & fsDDESON. IT. T. AODGSOE
ID Ai.tIoIc-.-Oflicr No. 40 'irar.-r -trIct-Dn
SAT, RDAi. JauIllN22. 1871 al twelve. % oci. ".
a tx. -. 'l.4:c, Ave. ga Eyc.a1-c, Il! ti:. base,
lrnt rUt.i.,..I Of the ~. Charles h1c. AZ i)uo..
..lct.on ~. De. sold
seem LARGE ASD VALUABLE Lr-S IL:
Gttci Nj, IL the Clr4 OF Aut" pan =. ~ Tang
pa.Ioi ti.., state. :ll,. immediate ll:,c The
NV Orleans, Jackson. and Great Northern Rail
.oa.; Iorrt.t. with til" Buildings and improve
luilt- thereon, and s-tu3-"d IL M -!,r" NJ. 10
oOt..l..t BY RAILROAD avenue ElI,t. Chestnut and
p,;4e streets, Ii designated Nos. ~ 3. tl"il-
:I.e h. depth of - feet, lot No. forming the
tween parallel lines American measure, ,co:.i.ug
- plan mad- By Louis 4. Pile. 81! .cEo:, dated
Janl..,!r -. 1871.
stor. frame ho,.s. on 10y No g. coutainiI. three
and good fencing aroun'i Il .,o.t!oll o: t!ic
grounds
Til. desirable propcrt. embrace. 'he ent re
front the eulia-r tcAcclt one .otI next a''ui,
the Amitc City Hotel SutIi.Ie, and a only
Square sad hotel the depot buildings ETC.
.hc heart Ut the corporation. ana :, " IL
worthy the attention % palTc> seeking pciIIia
uelt tu'lGti. Investments.
Terms and coi!d fionS-Oue- bird cash IN United
STATE, -r"a,t.r, notes and The biucc al and
interest al'l spc. al mont -a- ";l Vendo: priv
leg. from date until paid; the moitga. TO embrace
the clause OF i've per cent Tor attorney fees IL
OF su.'.
Acts OF sale together vita IN" stamps and the
taxes 1870 before w. y. Ca,tc.i. notary at the
expense OF the purchasers. lal3 N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

DY {. z. GIRARDEY e. CO., AUC-
ID toneers. Nicholas J. Hoey. AuctiOneeI-Otiice
No. Il Exchange Place-SATuRDAl. February IL.
1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctiouttrs Exchange, Oh ROYAL, between Canal
and CustOInhouse streets III this city OF New Or
leans, by virtue of order OF the Honorable the
Second District Court TOR the parish of Orleans,
dated January 9. 1871, rendered in the above emit
tied matter viii be sold by public auction for
count of the succession OF A. A. Frazer, deceased
the toilown. described property. to wit
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis.
trict OF this city. Ill the square bounded b. Sixth,
seventh, st. Andrew (now Liberty and st. George
streets, and des grated by the Nos. to IL. incius
s;yelv per plan to be exhibited at sale.
Lots Nus to adjOin each other and measure
each % feet front Sixth street by l25 feet in
depth. between parallel lines, the lot No. fOrmin.
the corner OF Sixth and st. Andrew NOW Liberty
streets.
Lot Nos. to II Join each other and measure
i'll depth. between parallel lines the lot No IL form
i'll. the conner of ST. George and Seventh streets;
and lot No. II adiOns the above lots i'll the rear.
and measures % feet mont on Seventh stIeet by
l23 feet III depth, between parallel lines.
Ic:1ns-Onct cash, aud the remainder at
one Two anu three years credit in notes of the
purchasers, bearing interest of eight per cent per
annum from the day of sale until final payment.
secured by special mort gage and vendors lien
the property sold the act of mortgage to contain
the penal clause of five per cent attorneys fees in
purchasers to assume payment, over and above the
price of ad Indication OF all taxes tor the year 1870
and up to the day of sale
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the
r"nse %. The purchasers, before George W. Christy,
rotary public. jal8 "a fe4 II 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
By Placide j. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF HENRI LAVEAU.'

Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 34,l9.
DY PLACIDE j.. SPEAR. ACCTlONEER.
ID Office No. 40 EXchang" a!l"r.-SArIRDAl,
Januaty % 1871, will be sold at the ROya! Street
Auction Exchange, late Bank of Louisiana. corner OF
Rova. and Cont streets by virtue and i'll pursuance
of al order from the Honorable Louis Du'ig
mad Judge of the Second District Count
fot t.e parish OF Orleans, dated January Q. 1871
for account of the above succession, on credit OF
twelve months, to the highest bidder and tor what
ever IL will bring
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with al the buildings and Improvements thereon.
situated in this city i'll the Third District. dcsl.-
mated by the Nos l, , and of square No. -, COM
prSed within Broad, passage Rousselin, Auor. and
Dabadic streets and having the following dInlea-
sioua, TO Wit
The lot No forms the corner of Broad and Oa-
ba die streets and measures 81 feet inches front
On said Broad street by 100 feet inches AMI lines
in depth and front Dabat- street and the lots
Nos aud , have each 81 feet inches front
Broad street by l09 feet inches ana iiIi.,: the
said OTIS al Join each other and were acquired BY
Herr, Laveau from Widow Louis Grade, az tording
to act passed before A. Dueatel, notary public,
dated Nav 81, 1869.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser 20 furnish
bis bond at twelve months, bearing interest al tie
rate OF Ilt per cent per anliuln from date OF sale
until anal payment with security TO tn. satiS.at
ton Of the court and the testamentary executor,
and mort gage on the property purclia -ed: III" cost
and charges OF the former sale and the present one
aHountas to $500 thereabOut, 10 be paid III
cash, and in deduction of the price Of the adiUGi-
cation. The improvements TO be kept insured tor
the amount OF their value and the policy to be-
Transferred to the vendor
Act OF sale together with interna! revrnr
stamps before Octave Morcl, notary public. AT the
eypeus, OF the purchaser. ialJ Fl p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

Dii. F.. GiRAEDEY & CO.. ACCT!OS.
ID eers-Oiice No. il Exchange tlaC..-SArJ'R
DAY February II, 1871. az twelve O'Clock NJ, will
bt sold al public auction, at tn. Merchants and
Auctoneers' Exchange. Roya ~ rect. between
Canal an,: CustonlhnUse streets IN TIE city of
New Orleans. By and III pursuance OF an order
from the Honorable F. II. Durc.l, ..ldge OF the
United States District Court tor the District of
Louisiana. dated III" third day of january 1871
sitting in bankruptcy il. the above entitled matter
the folio III, described and valuable tract of land
20 wit
Twenty four hundred and siNty-eisht and sixty.
one ouc-;untiredlth. t2i6J 6l-lslj acres of land
Louisiana, described as follows,
SOuthcast quarter OF southeast quarter OF sec
ton one, and the northeast quarter o: northeast
range east, IS So 100 acres.
Southeast quarter OF ltheast U;larter of sec
ton thirty and southeast quarter of fractional
southwest quarter q! section twenty nine, town
ship ten. north range eight east. . 92loO acres.
Northwest quarter section and lots one two five
ard six, section tLirty-twO. township ten, north
range east $40 .3lOo acres: and that part tr:ic-
tional northeast quarter west of Bayou Louie cx-
Cept northwest quarter Of section SIX in township
nine, north range eight east 80. 2lGo acres.
South half section, being east halt and southwest
quarter OF northeast quarter OF section thrt i've
township ten north range seven east 40 17-l0O
acres
Northeast quarter section and northwest quarter
Of southwest quarter, and southwest quarter Of
section two, aud west half section and sOuthwes At
quartee OF southwest quarter " section three.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

~ EvEENE TOtRSE. AUCrfOyYER-

PY ErEENE TOURSE, AUCTfOSEER-
I'D SATURDAY. February 4. l&1l AZ twelve o'c.oc X
Nj, al the Gercliants and Auctionerrs' H.cian.c,
on val strrct, between Canal ana Custo'nhousc.
viii De SOD by public alictiOna II foil eiicer.
the estate of Samuel Moore. represented by Mrs.
Mary Suzanntll Walker, widow OF sad Samuel
Moore his ceStmeiit.try eXrciItriX and universal
legatee, VINO has refused 10 comply with the cOndi
tous ani terms OF the ad Indication mad. to said
Samu.t Moore the eighth OF November 1870, by
virtcc OF n order OF the Hon. Louis D!ViSueaui.
Judge % the Second District Court parish OF Oh
leans. ei fourth November, 1870 for the account
aud risk o. said estate, the following desert, j
prOpertr-
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated III
the Second District of this city III III. faiboul :
Jac kson in the of this city. dies grated by thu
no. 6l plan drawn by John Srhriilt, date!
March o. 1856, and d'.ostcd i'll the office OF H. y.
Ce1a,, then notary i'll this city. Said sg;ilrr j.,
comprised within Canal. Cust0mhOEse ~. Patrick
and Olympia Streets AID is composed o thirty lots.
numbered. from to thirty inclusive. and meas.
or less 800 fec each OF the said tour
streets.
Terms and Coudtions-TwO thousand two hun
dred dollars cash. and the balance AT one two and
three years credit in notes bearing mortgag" on
the property and eight per cent per annum inter
eat from date until paid. with the clause " five per
cent lawyers fees i'll the event OF suit Tor the re-
CovCrT OF same.
Act of sale. together with the internal revenue
stamps bctOrt A. Ducatel, Notary pubic, N f!t. cy
pcn,e OF the purchaser. iaa II stt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
DY G. DE FERRET. AUCTION

DY G. DE FERRET. ArCTIONEEH-Ottice,
ID No. 50 Royal stTcet.-TlItRSDAl,F February ,,
late Bank OF Louisiana, Royal and Cont
streets will be sold by public auction. by virtue of
an order from the Honorable Louis DuviSnealI,i
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated June q, 1870 the following described
real estate. viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, the rights, ways.
privileges and servitudes thereof, situated in the
Third District OF this city i'll the square bounded
by Moreau. Port Enghirn and Victory streets,
measuring forty three feet six inches front on
'Moreau street by nnetyon feet eleven zen inches
The buildings and improvements consist Of
wooden building in the OF said lot containing
privies, etc.
Terms-Cash, in United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale, with United States internal revenue
stampsattached, before A. J. Lewis, notary public
at purchasers expense. de IL ia IA 81 23fe2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

pY C..E. GlRARDEI & CO.. AUc.fpz-
ID eer,-Ot,ce No. Il Exchange Place NJ
February :, 1871, at twelve
O'Clock N. at the Merchant, and Auc-
tioneers Exchange, on Royal. between Canal
and tnStomhOuse streets, thus CITY of
New Orleans by virtue of a decree rendered by
the Hon. L. II. Durel Judge of the District Court
OF Tie United States of America tor the District OF
Louisiana stttin. in Bankruptcy. dated eleventh
January, 1871, will be sold. by public auction the
following described property. to wit:
NINETY NINE LOTS OF GROUND, i'll the Third
District OF this city. composing the whole fronts on
France street. OF nine squares of ground, extend
ing c"ntiguousy from ST. John Baptist to- Naris-
trate streets, ,as per detailed plan by CHI do
L'lslc surveyor. dated fourteenth OF April 1862
which plan will be exhibited at time and place of
sar, and said property will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers.
The decree of court ordering the sale of the
above described property directs that the same be
freed from all umbrauces and the assignee arr-
ing as the officer of the court will convey only
such title as is i'll him vested by the assignment in
bankruptcy, and by the aforesaid decree of court
~ Terms-Cash on the spot in United State,
Treasury notes and purchasers to assume payment
III addition to and over and above the prices OF ad
Jndicati0n OF all taxes due said property up to
the day of SALE - * w
Acts OF sale and United States stamps at the OK
pense OF the purchasers before NJ Gernon. notary
po'ue' jalS % tea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
u,yr,E. CIRARDEY 4 CO.. Auc1

Dye. K. EIISARDE1 & CO.. AUCTION
ID cers-Nictoas J. Hoey. MISUNDERSTANDING No
II Exchange PIacc.-SATURDAY, February 4. 1871,
at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
CuetomIiorise streets, in this city OF New Or
leans, b.. viitue OF order of the honorable tie
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated tNenty-third OF December 1870, will be sold
by public auction, for account OF the succession OF
Rosalt Mcllieur, deceased, the following described
property, 10 wit
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District of this
city in the square bounded by st. Andrew, st.
Mary 1T. Charles NayadcS and FrytaniJ
streets de i.nated rs lot No p plan b. Zimpel.
December ). 1879 and measuring i'll English meas
IRE 80 feet and lines front on ST. Andrew street,
by depth OF l07 feet 10 inches and : lines on dI
vision line OF lot No 20, and l07 feet and lines
the other side line. The improvements comprise u
double Oue-story cottage with kitchen, cisteru,
etc. known Nos 43 and 345 ST. Andrew street.
Tcrms-$ 1850 cash, and The remainder at credit
of twelve months, in note bearing interest OF eight
per cent per anI,l,n from day OF sale until hnai
payment with penal clause OF live per cent attor-
n.y fee, event of suit to enforce pay ncnt the
whole to be secured by special mortgage and ven
dor, lien the property sold The improvements
to be kept fully insured and policy transferred to
holder of note, and purchaser to assume payment
over and above his bid of all taxes for the year
1879 and up to the day of sale.
Act OF sale and United States stamps at the ey-
pensc of the purchaser, before A. +. BIcnvenu no
tarv public jal IL II % tci
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
HpV {. Z. GIKANDEY & CO.. ACc11o,

ACN L. r. SslKANDEN q ~. ALtA1ON-
- er1s-Otcc No. Exc i;;a.t. ,,ia.,.-SATCR-
DAY February ll..l6:i At twelve O'Clock. AT the
Mere and Au.tioncers Exchange ROYAL.
between Canal and Cus:omhouse streets, in The
city ot New Orleans. Wl BE- sold by and in pursu
:he United States District Court for tn. District
~, tocv, Avery \ Co., inlnkrup,s. and rendered On
the third January 1871. in ti,c above entitled mat
Yer, the following. described and ve!y valuable PROV;
cr'y, to WIZ
Acertan sugar pianta. on, kn""a a, She BAYOU
Goua sugar Plantation. situated n the parish OF
tb,Iviila Louisiana. and lyin. the east side VI
Bay gu Goul.i, and composed OF lots Nos 70 20 g..
bot. inclusive aD;i part OF section or .ot No. 20 all
II TOW nsh: ten range twelve east having a front
az 80 acres more or less said Bayou t'oula. and
containing ll82 i-lW acres, all more or less and
being the same property acquired by said bank
itiot> from ". {. :. Eincss, and at The time OF the
surrender bv SAID baukrupts, in The Fame OF ". H.
Avery.
Tn. decree of the court ordering .ie sac Of the
above described property, directs t!at the same bc
sold subject to all incUmprance and the Ass gnce.
acting the officer OF the court, will convey on Y
s!t title is n INN vested by t.Ie assignment
bankruptcy. aud the atorcsIit order of court.
The taxes on said property not having been paid.
and the assignee not knowing now much there
the payment of n. taxes OTcs ANA above the price
o. ad Indication.
TcIin--Ca,l on the $40: il United States treas.
NIy notes.
Act OF sac. together witt, The United States n
trInal rv"cnr stamps attached AZ the cNpe nsc Ut
the purchaser, before " GeruUn, notary public.
ia2i y % fell
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS.
ETC AT AUCTION.

DY H. NJ. & b. j. MONTGOMERY AUG
D. tioneers.-Wil be sold on every SATURDAY.
TUESDAY, and THURSDAY, at the Old Auction
Mart 81 Camp street, at eleven O'Clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and SEC.
OND-HAND FURNITURE, such as Rosewood
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, ArmOirs, Bu-
reais, " ASH stands ParlOr Furniture Marble Top
Centre Tables Carpets, French Plate Mirrors,
Mattresses, Cooking Stoves, etc.
ALSO.
Seat Chairs. Also, Upright and Square Pianos Of
Pieye Favre and other manufactures.
ALSO
an IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE Of
all description at private SALE
TermS-Cash noS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
TWO CHOICE BUILDING SITES
ST. CHARLES AVENUE,
FIFTI FEET FRONT By TWO HUNDRED FEET
EACH. IN 4 MOST "L!I!3L.
DESIRABLE! LOCALITY.
S;R2OuNDED WITH ELEGANT RESIDENCES
on LONG CDEDIT,
WITHOUT RESERVE. AT AUCTION.

by NASH & HODGSON--v: I. HoDG
ID son AuctiOneeT-Ct,c- No. 40 Gravier
,trert.-s,,. SATURDAY. January %, 1871. at
TIVE! -. .oci NJ, at tee St Charles Auct on TX
change III tn basement Tot,nda OF the 81. aares
IOt-l. a; public aur: iO.I, W III De sold
TWO LAR'E And CHOICE BUILDING SITES,
situated 81. Cha lies i:cIi;e. n the S.Xtl Dis
trct OF this CITY. i'll the square bounded by st.
Charles Valence Pitt and Bordeaux streets, drsig
mated as plots A and B, which adjon each other,
and measure each 80 feet front St. Charles
avenue by depth between parallel lines of 300
feet running through the square to Pitt street,
plot No. forming the corner OF st. Charles and
Bordeaux streets and Pitt and Bordeaux streets,
all American measure according to plan made
by Louis II. Pile Surveyor, dated January a. 1911
This desirable property is substantially fenced,
is very high ground, and has quite variety of
mas nolia and other shade and ornamental trees
and shi1Ibbery, and is surrounded by handsome
residences, and is i'll all respects beautiful oca-
ton for first class building sites.
Terms and conditions-One-third cash in United
States treasury notes, and the balance in equal
payments at one and two years, with eight per
cent interest and special mort gage from date of
sale until paid with the five per cent clause for
attorneys fees in case Of suit to be embraced in the
mortgage.
Acts Of sale, together with the stamps and the
taxes for 1870. before W. J. Cas:e notary public,
at the expense Of the purchasers. JAIL I'd