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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08
Communications.


y 1HE CoSvESIIoN.-The returns indi-
cate the success OF the Constitutional Con-
veniion Bill by more than three thousand
majority. lts-succgss, we believe, was, to
considerable degree at least, attributable
10 the previous passage of ." The Fltek A.
amendment, as the great majorities in its
favour were generally in those counties
where the DISTINGUISHED were found most
largely. Let us temporarily eojy our VIC
tory, aud prudently seek to secure its val
Vaols IN lasting fruits The great desiie-
ra'um now Is TO 6od tie best men to serve
the various constituencies, with a just re-
gard to the great responsibility aud high
trust imposed on the coming Convention by
It's iaoours To secure to frcemen al those
lost rights that the people demand be now
restored.
Our District Convention will meet here
on Saturday 10th instant--to- morrow week
We hope tO~sce it well attended, and The
duties devolved upon performed with JUS
tei, moderation, aud proper consideration
II the IMP rtance that wall attach to the re-
su t. OF rs dvliberltions. Oar own town
stlp aud otheIa If THIS county have not yet
named delegates, which GA Ia, not TO be Ion
ger delayed nor neglected And finally
upon wnomever the choice may TAI, il
should oe the true aspiration of every hon
a. patriot tina; Tie PALM, be awarded 70
those who can err the Di7,ric, most firly,
faithfully aud best
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08
PENplEroN a.. Am. an. -.

MIR HARPEa Having learned that there will
likely be some opposition "a tae nomination of
Nr. JoHN I. PEEKcg. rs one Of the candidates Of
the Democratic party from this Senatorial Dis
trict for q seat in the State Convention which
convenes At Charleston in January next hy the
nominating convention which meets i'm Romnev
on the 10th September, ] desire through YOUR
columns TO say few words with regard IL his
claims upon the Democratic party of our district
The alleged ground Of opposition 10 Mr. T. is
that lac is an extremist a radical, in his politi-
cal views This opposition, am confident, comes
only from a few weak -kneed men who are un
worthy Of the name oC Democrats
deny that Mr. PeerCe is an extremist in any
sense Of the wordthut he adhcres with unaltcr-
able and uucompromising fidelity TO the old and
we'll established principles Of Democracy am
proud 10 admit, aud it is because of this ana this
alone that he is deromiuatc.i an extremist. en-
terRining radical views by few milk aud wa
ter fellows. who, am sorry TO say, are scarcely
less Democrats than Republicans and who. for
fear OF hurting the feelings Of their exceed iugly
tender hearted republican friends will oppose
( the nomination of Mr.. Peercc and support some
more compromising, timid democrat who is ~
Harmed at his own shadow, or perhaps in their
great magnauimity will follow the example of
our Industrious Governor and nominate one Dem
ocrat and one Republican. That there are many
Others who would faithfully serve the in ;erests of
the party all will admit, but I claim that there
IS no other man who has done as much IN the i'm =
te"est and Tor the protection Of his democratic
friends against the foul wrongs and yillainous
oppression of the so called Republican party of
this State ms has John r. Peerce and il is for
this reason contend that his claims for the DO
suon above mentioned are prominently supe-
rior 10 those OF any other man in the dislrict-
rs 10 Mr.. Peerce ability there can be no ques-
tion-his good sense, genial disposition and
-.3 Judgment, peculiarly fitting him for the
seat which feel he is destined to occupy
Hoping that the delegates to the nominating
Convention may be led 10 my way Of thinking
] subscribe myself, very respectfully Yours
AN ORIGINAL DEMOCRAT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

CoUHTERFEITs. Peterson counterfeit
DoteetOr for September gives n description
OF new counterfeit United States note
Cgreenback), which has recently been put
N circulation in the city of Philadelphia.
This bogus bill purports to be of the issue
OF March 10, 1862 1t is remarkably well
executed, bearing so close a resemblance to
the genuine EOS as to have deceived good
Judges of paper money. A well executed
counterfeit $50 bill on the National Secur-
ity Bank of the same city, is also in circu-
latou
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

Destructive FIRE AT WHEELING
About three o'clock on Sunday afternoon
last Wheeling was visited by very disas-
trous fire. resulting in the total destruction
of the Wheeling IRON Works. The Intel
Ggcnccr says that the loss sustained by the
fire cannot, at present. be definitely stated
The property was reported worth 5000, 600,
and there was an insurance on it amount
ing to S75 900. There were about 5000
kegs Of nails on hand, upon which there
were policies aggregating So 1000 OF
the amount insured each Of the Wheeling
Companies, except the German, had risk
of $1,000 the Andes, of Cincinnati, Sl0,-
600; the Continental cf New York a like
sum. The balance Of the whole sum in
sured was held by companies in Pittsburgh
aud New York. Besides the losses above
stated, about three hundred men are thrown
out Of employment, which will seriously
affect the business Of the city. a variety
of opinions are expressed as to the origin
Of the fire, some believing it was incendi-
airy, others accidental 1t is hoped that
the proprietors Of the Works will be oua-
bed to rebuild at once, and resume opera
tons speedily.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

Gg Advices from the Indian country
stAto that about 200 Kansians crossed the
line into the Cherokee Nation aud squnttcd
on the LANDS for two miles, each squatter
stalking out his claim as in the time of the
first settlement of Kansas 1t is thought
that Executive measures will soon be TAX
en- ordering the Kansas squattcrs to vacate
these lands, under certain pains and pen.
aldes, the land having be,n set apart for
the sole use of the Indians
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08
The Indians.
TIE Raid IN The Upper Missouri Region
Superintendent TliaUs Report.

The Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs al
Washington, on Monday last, the 18th inst, re-
eeived the following letter from J. A. WALL, Su-
perintendent of Indians for Montana, dated Be-
lena, August 23rd
Sri see by the New York Herald,
dated 81 and 5:h instants, that there has
been terrible raid on the Upper Missouri
by Indians; that the express has been rob
bed aud property carried off; one of the
towns below Benton burned, and the prop
eriy destroyed f; Camp Cook attacked, and
damage done generally t. the amount Of a
quarter of million Of dollars and finally
that Fort Benton itself was daily in expec-
tatlon of an attack. The MAJ Courtney,
reported to be the principal sufferer, il
what IN this country * called Walter, -
who has been living Cor SOME time with
the Picgan Indians. lie had "A quarrel
with the Indians, they robbed him OF what
he had in robes and furs and horses From
what Information / can get the Indians
had the best right to the property, especi-
ally the seven horses. This is the extent.
aud oil there i, Of the much advertised In
dian RAID on the Upper Missouri, FROM the
pen OF some evil disposed person claiming
his residence Mt Fort Benton There is no
town or settlement on the Missouri River
between Fort Benton aud Cow Island and
the whole report ia base fabrication.
take pleasure in repeating my rrevi-
Gus statements to the effect that the reser-
walton Indians are as quiet and well dispos-
ed as could be wished am in constant
communication with all the Agencies, and
all reports are very fiattering.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08
GVThe widow of Commodore barney

1 The widow of Commodore BARNEY.
died IN Washington city, last week, aged
~ years. She was the daughter Of SAM
uEL CHASE, ono Of the signers of the Dec
laratiou of Independence, who was after
wards Chief Justice Of the Court of Appeals
Of Maryland Mrs BARNEY was the last
daughter Of any OF the signers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

ssT The Civil Service of this country, at
the present time, says the Wheeling Regis
Ter, costs tifty-four millions, which is about
what the whole expenses Of the government
were before the war. 1t is more than it
cost to defray the entire expenses of the
Federal administration, including army,
navy and all, during Pierce's term. Some
idea of where all the money goes may be
had, when VIC STATE that the Treasury re
cords for 1870 show cost of six per cent.
10 collect the customs, Of seven per cent to
collect the internal revenue, of ffty.t
per cent to coIlec: the revenues from the
public lands, and of one hundred and fifty
hve per cent. to handle the postal revenues :
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08
Studeafs prepared for Business, Collsqe., an,
University IF Tirginis

EEHE next Session OF this School will COM
i mence on the 18th Of September. 1871
The Session is divided into two Terms, Of FIVE
months each.
Rates ?f Tuition per Term Of Month,
/. PREPARATORY DEPARTYEyr-Spell-
ing, Reading Writing, Elementary ~
rlthmetic and Geography, az so
2. JUNoR-English Grammar. Poll
teal Geography, rhetoric and Compo-
siuon, History. Arithmetic Elemental
rs Algebra and Book keeping Single
entry, 10 90
3. SzYIoR-Natural Philosophy, Che.
misry, Astronomy. Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Physical Geography, Book
keeping entry, Algebra Gecu-
etry, Trgonometry, surveying, and the
Higher Mathematics generally % 90
ancient and Modern Languages La
tin and Greek $40 90 for Jo'h or when
only one is taken, 70 0D
FRENCH, - 90
COETNGENT FEE 80
Special attention paid ~ tie Classic
Payment, One-half in advance No deduction
except "a cases Of protracted sickness
Board can be procured at SIG 90 per month
10 private families in the village Address
X W. FLOURNOY.
ROmney July %, 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08
j Z jon son.
JNO VI JCEES.
JOHN r. WILSON.
JNO y. JOHNSON
Aug II, 1871

THE AMERICAN CoRVFigLp Two ff,hs
of the corn product NJ tho United States ia
raised in Illinois Missouri and lev Tho
bushels last ycar were In IlInai.. I21 g.
100000 in Missouri, $4,000. 900 in
Iowa, 75.5o0O0 But as Illinois vas
then Tho fourth, Missouri the 9Th and Ia-
va the twelfth State in population, the
number Of bushels 20 cash inhsbitant were.
Illinois, 35 Missouri, So Iowa, CD. So
Iowa is thus proved 90 be- t5e corn State Of
the Union -- Bqh SIN
EC-Tho crop Of tobacco now being cut
in the Miami Valley is tbe larges, ever
raised there
EETbe West is dcnominated a. busy.
mr. developed country, where everything il
new and nothing flushed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

EFIti ia asserted that Missonrifhas iron
in 81 counties, lead in 80, coal in SO, cop
per in 81, marble in IL, zinc in %. fire
clay in lG, tary,es in 10, nickel in 6, be
sides granite, tin and plumbago, gypsum,
alum and anthony.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

~Vice President Colfax has announc-
ed that be is unqualifedly in favor of the no.
mination of Gen. Grant as next President.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

EVlt seems that the progress of the
cholera in the northern part Of Germany is
ns rapid, It'd follows the same route as in
the years when the epidemic appeared there
IN its most malignant form. II has now
broken out in Hamburg, and from that
great seaport on the Elbo it may be safely
predicted that it will be carried to Holland.
Belgium and England
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

ES-Tbc official majority of PREsToN II
LESLIE, Dem, Governor elect of Kentuc-
Ky, is 36,976. He was iuauguratcd on
Tuesday last, the 9Th inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

&F The New York HeraH contains what
purports to be 4 secret circular addressed to
the Democrats, North and South, pretend
ing to show how the "lost cause" may be
rcgained, and to describe the movements on
foot to bring about a separation Of the two
sections by concediug the Independence Of
tho South. The circular was probably con
cocted iu New York, to be used to the in
jury Of the Democrats The Baltimore On
eci'e denounces it Gas q palpable forgery"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08
BALTIMORE. MD.

INVEST VIRGINIA, 90 Wit III rulcs held
w W me- C1erts Ofes o. me- Circuit Conf
Of Hmpsiirs County, on Hefrs' Von3gy IN SEP
tsnier 1871
William q. Denny, Complainant,
re.
O. s. White Defendant. Us Cptxr-ay
The object ~ this suit is 10 enforce a lien re-
served upon the Capou Springs PROPERTY" in
Che decd from William r. Denny and wife TO
g. 8 White nude 9Th November. sGs. for
S5T2 29. beuiag interest from gath May, 1861
% Isl July. 1871.
And 10 appearing from return Of summons and
affidavit 6led. that the defendant G.. A White
does rot reside IN the state Of West Va Tits or
dered, that said nonresident defendant do appear
here within one month from the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary Co protect his
interest. a copy-Teste
{. VI TAYLOR, CcCuc.
sept s, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08
PoroorAo SEMINARY
II @ NJ y L y.
Hampshire County, West Va.

r. W. FLoCRNoY, a. NJ, 3. l.. FLoURNoY,
Prmc,pdl assistant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

'I"'" HALL IN loub"tN '"tNrY.--A
letter from Hamilton, Laud.uu county, 20
the Richmond D;.uo,rL. says 49,
tO,i,e ,o,.I o.,d,7 ~ s...;. -
.,,.t P.'''- ''
Ht,ro y,II, ,. ,o.J,y -5o.. nf,. r.
i. mad. MI .f......-, 49,,
Crnl it- or.,r. c.,I,...,. .,. 49,. -. '';.'
r,ri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
bo s,l.. Tl1 -l'.r FIX. .r ..t
.,..r ,-.':, ",'
tin3 ~ ,r,,r ,t.n- ',y
~. r....t..t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

CABINET MEETING.-fti is stated that NJ
the Cabinet Meeting in Washington. yes
tcrday, the subject of Ku-Klux in South
Carolina was considered, and the letter of
Senator SCoTT, Chairman Of The Commit
tee appointed to investigate the condition
Of affairs in the Southern States, advising
the President to issue proclamation au-
thorizing the military authorities in portions
of South Carolina II arrest persons violat-
ing the laws Of the United States and hand
them over 10 the civil authorities Cor prose
cu'on, DC with other papers, was referred
to the Attorney General, who will report
upon the law applicable 70 the case, when
a proclamation will be issued by the Pres
ident, and afterwards embraced in rcncr.
al order OF the War d pertinent Mean
while that Department will mature the
measures considered to be necessary in
that connection. The Cabinet also had an
expression of views on the subject Of CO.
rea. The reports from Admiral Rogers
were laid before them by Secretary Robe
son. The United States vii not now re-
new the attack on the people of that coun-
try, but await the result Of the British ex-
petition. Ii is thought, ultimately. the
United States, Great Britain md the North
German Confederation may form m ALI
anco against Corca. -ALr Gu,eir, EsD, .
The President returned to Long Branch
on Friday evening last, aud will resume lis
residence at Washington about the Ist Of
October
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

ETIt j. said that The Roman Catholics
have The largest number If colleges 10 this
country, So while tho Meihodists comes
next with 49, Tho Bapista have 40, the
Presbyteriaus 50, tbo Cauuee,Goualists
10 the EpiscoPal,ans 10, aud the Luther
ans ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

TT The Virginia Conservative C0nvcn-
ton at Richmond, after session Of two
days, adjourned, on Thursday evening Of
Inst week, sine die The Business Com
mittcc reported a plan Of organization. No
platform was adopted No cnunciation Of
principles was made. other than untiripe
aud increasing opposition 70 Badicali-m.
An immense meeting on the night Of the
day Of oJjournmcut was addressed by W.
w Walker J j. Baldwin, cz Gov Smith
and w w GHmcr The romqrks Of these
gentlemen, lei. said, ere admirable, couu-
selling harmony anil unity Of action, with
tbe prime object Of defeating Badicalism
and continuing the control &c tlo state 10
tho hands Of is own g..P0e
EFIt is stated that 10 ireland Is 500
public schools were 10 operation last year.
with Che names Of COS 900 children on The
rolls, and an average daily attendance of
$50 100 pupils There was net increase
Of 90 schools agrin ,hr year 1869. Two
hundred and 'hiry-four teachers wcro
trained during a-' year The total amount
f..It-rT t.- I'D. fl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

ened, falling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
~ its use. Nothing can restore the
~ where the foIlicies are destroyed,
or 9 glands atrophied and decaye3
But G',-h as remain can be saved or
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with Tasiy sedl-
'nent, II will keep it clean and gorou'.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling 81, ADD
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcle,erious substances whicl
make some preparations dangerous erf
injurious 10 the hair, the Vigor con
only benefit bat not harm IT, Il wanted
merely for "A
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

THE undersigned having purchased tae g19i
viil and fixtures OF WrLLlN IS HOTEL,
lhe public generally That be is prepared 'o H
commotafe Che public BOZ a manner Eh.ca cs1-
DOT fsii to please
A firet Glass Hotel having a.i tle maie-n
improvements and is furnished throughout ei'h
new and splendid furniture The TABLE s Oh
ways supplied vifh fhr host the market 'B1rts
Good Stable attached 90 the premises fH'l.a.
aud obliging servants always on hand 20 secure
comfort ~ guests.
- TFRvs N0nEntrr
JOHN WILSON
Noar,h,,d june q, 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-08

y dressing vhi
j. az once Agreeable
healthy, aud cfec,ua.
for prc.ervirg Go
hair. Fodc4 or grg
hctr - 500 r,ste
10 Us oy,giHa! eo'ar
Nth he gloss aad
freshness of youth
Thin hair j. thick
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-08-05
Vente Publique.

Succession de .tc~ Adolphc Arnuud.
lin vertu dun ordrc de lhon. Ia Cour
- DIES Prcuves dc la Paroisse st. Landry.
il sera vendu 4 lencan public, au plus of.
frant encherisseur, par lie soussign6 ou
par tout autre encanteur public, Il Ia der
Mere residence du defunt, sur lie Bayou
Marie Croquant, p~aroissc susdite, lie
Jeudi, II Aout 1871,
les propri6tes ci,apres d~ecrites, dependant
de la dite succession, SAVIOR:
i. L'habltation Oh lie defunt demeurait
en- dcrnier lieu, situGe dams Ia paroissc St.
Landry, sur lie Bayou Marie Croquant, con-
tenant 80 acres, avec les batisses ct amGlio-
r~a:ions, bornec au nord par John Outlet,
au sud par S. w. Osborn, il Fest par Jules
Melancon, ct Il louest par lie Bayou Marie
Croquart.
2. Tn moroccan dc tcrre situe dams laditc
paroisse, sur lie Bayou kcnison, avec les
batisses, etant la section fractionnaire No.
"a township 5 sud de la rangee 4 est, dis
trict sud-ouest dc Ia Louisiana, contenant
30 acres ct 46 centiemes.
%. Cling tetes de bGtes 4 cornes douces.
4. Tine jument ct TN p%oulain, I'm lot dc
cochons, une bale de cotton, mcubles dc
maison, etc.
Conditions-Proprietes mobilieres pour
du compliant. ~Proprietes immobilieres, Ia
motto compliant ct la balance dams un ct
deux ans du jour de la vente les acquG-
reurs fournissant l.urs obligations avcc
deuX BONES ct solvableS securities en- So
lido, Il la satisfaction dOliye Carriere, TIL
trice Naturelle, ct payables il son ordrc;
les dites obligations devant porter 8 pour
cent d'inter5t par an apr6s r6ch6ance jus
qu'au Placement final. LIE privilege du ven
deurset nne hypotheqne specialc retenus
sur la proprietc pour assurer le Placement
du prix d'achat ct DIES interets qui pourront
s'accroitre, ct la clause de non aliendo re-
service. f. PERRODIN,
10 Juliet Encanteur.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-08-05

Elie Mcdaniel VS.. Onezime Guillory ct ais.
Cour de District, St. Landry-No. 1882
LIN vertu dun writ de feri facias, lance
- par la Huitieme Cour de District de
rEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
p~aroisse st. Landry, dams ~laffaire ci-des-
sus intitulee, ct a moi adresse, je procede+
raj a vendre d Pencan pu' lie, d la Maison
de Cour de la dite paroisse, dams la Vile
DIES Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, 2 SEPTEM-
BRE 1871, d onze heures du matin, la pro-
priete ci-apres decrite, saisie pour salts
fare lie dit writ, q sayoir:
Establishment de cafe (fond6 par The
ophile FontcnoD a La Vile Plate, les ba-
tisses dams lesquelIes il est monte, ct un
moroccan de terre sur lequel les dites ba-
tisses etaient erigees GU battles, situes dams
la paroisse St. Landry, a, la Vile Plate,
bornes au sud par lie chemin qui conduit
d'Opelousas d Alexandra, all nord par Yves
Vidrine, a rouest par Paul L. E. Guillau-
min, ct d Fest par Lazarro, mesursnt cent
treize pieds ct demi de p%rofondeur, emsem-
BILE avec lie billiard, deux tables rondes Ell
deux hancs.
Conditions-Comptant.
Z. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
90 Juliet 1871.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-08-05
Vcnte PubIiUuc,

SUGGESTIONS de Celestine Guilbert ct
NAnguste Sicily.
I'm vertu dun ordre do la Cour DIES Preuvcs
IA de la paroisse St. Landry, il sera vendu
Il Tencan public, au plus offrant encherisseur,
par lie soussign6, Oh par un encanteur public,
a la derniere residence du defunt, pres d'Ar-
naudville, paroisse st. Landry, 10
Mercredi, 90 Aom 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres ddcrites, ap%partenant
aux SUGGESTIONS de Celestine Guilbert ct
d'Auguste Sicily, decides, il SAVIOR:
]. La moitie indivise dune certaine habita-
ton, situte sur lie Bayou T6che, pres d'Ar-
naudville, mesurant cent ~soixante arpents dc
terre, plus GU moins, avec toutes les ameliora-
tions qui sly trouvent.
2. Trois mulets c~reoles, douze chevaux Gre
oles, quatre vaclles ct leurs veaux, une paire
de bnufs de tire, un cheval AMERICAN, une
charrette Il beufs, trois selles, deux fusils
doubles, I'm revolver, une montre, meubles
de maison, ustensiles de cuisine ct d'habita.
ton, &c.
Conditions-Les propriet6s mobilieres pour
du compliant la terre sera vendue payable
CONNIE suit un tiers du prix d'achat lie Ter
Avril 1872, un tiers lie Ter Avril 1873, ct 10
dernier tiers lie Ter Avril 1874 lacquGreur
fournissant ses billets avec caution il Ia salts
faction de administrator, portant huit pour
cent par an d'interet DIES Gcheances respec-
tives jusqu'au paienient final du principal ct
DIES inter cts la dite terre dsvant de plus de-
meurer spGcialement hypothequGe en- favour
de la dite succession jusqu'a plein ct enter
Placement.
BIENVENU Sicily,
22 Juliet Administrator.