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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07

no 492 r. D1
In The ChancsrY Court of HaTdeman
County, Tennessee.
Thomas e. Moore and Hugh W. Tsts
partners under the firm name and
style Of Moore & Tat5,
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Il appearing from the Original At
tachment and injunction Bill, flied in
ibis cause which Is sw0In to, that Defen-
ordered by the undersigned that said
Defendant, David ILorn enter his ap-
. raTance herein on or before the It
Monday Of July, toI2, at the Court lIuuse
IN Bolivar Tennessee, and plead answer
or demur to compliments bIlI.or the same
will be taken for confessed and the cause
set for hearing Ezparte as to him, And
that this order be Published in the Boil
var Bulletin, a newspaper printed in
Bolivar, Tennessee for four consecutive
weeks
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ENn ass K u I
In The Chancery Court CT LaTdeman
County, Tennessee.

The Panula Oh Is Fertilizer Company,
composed og W 3. MiiIcr, J. 3. Gle.
j T. Christian, j. r. Miller and
Charles LeayItt
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LIBERAL REPUBLICAN PLAT
FORM
The Solid TImber on which 9reeely
and BrOVu are Standing

In the National Liberal Republican
Convention at Cincinnati last Friday, the
Sd instant, the following Address and
was Platform OfPrinciples adopted with
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07

Il take pleasure in teshfyinS to yoar
Press Ii works as well as | want 1t to,
and cheerfully recommend it to any one
that may want press to be worked by
hand havs pressed soms fifty bales on
Il Of the usual size. Yours truly,
- 4. KNIGHT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07

David Thorn, jar - Toone, Sr, K. H.
Wood and !. Ii Duncan. -.
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Philadelhpia Convention

The national Radical Convention Ass
semblcd at Philadelphia on the 9th inst.
and on the following day concluded their
labor by nominating the national tanner
nepotist and gift taker, moro common y
known as Gen Grant, for the Presidency,
and Wilson of Massachusetts, for the
Vice Presidency. On the the first day Of
the convention ex-Gov. Pierpont of West
VA. who was in attendance as a delegate,
made speech, in which he denounced
the object of the convention, which was
for the purpose Of promoting the interest
of one man, and not the interest of the
whole country. lie rendered his resieua-
ton to his state delegation and anDounc~
cd his intention TO stand by the nominees
If the Cincinnati Convention. Gov
Pierpont has been one of the strongest
nrons of the administration, and by with,
drawing in favor of Greeley and Brow 4
.scpres the defeat OF Grant in West Yir'
gInia. .....--
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'FoCAHosTAs. TESsEssEE. ,
February -. 1872 J
Mr.. CIV 5 iB.sro.g /.

Dear sir take pleasure in testify
ing to your Press have packed 100
bales Of otton on it. The blocks perform
their own work on the egqsrs, aud rnakee
4 complies rachel thereon The hands
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s.--SAould ,ol happen not like OUR stock,
(which " thlaA uasarpasssd) there many others
here. both large and attractive which scarcely fail
20 please you. Cfsba3-3m) WN. r. n & CO.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07

Onr townsmah Francis Fentress is now
On a visit to some ofhis relatives in Pinsy
and in McN TRY County
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07

"afIDrIEBUEs. HARDEAAS Co. rEss-.
FsbraaEy, q. 1871
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07

7. B. MCDOWELL
May l4th 1872, Clerk 4 Master
a. I McNeaI, solicitor for complain
ants
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SolC By ali druggists Price 81 so
....r 80. .fJs d. '7I-Iyl #.
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bolivar. Tcnu, Feb. -. Is7..
r-Vf
, 1872-07-10

wisely outstanding their reserve resources IN
times and seasons of unexampIed prosperity,
rather than counting temporary popularity,
by declaring and announcing exceptionally
large and "sensational" Dividends.
Although not a Shareholder, vet as an In-
surer in the "Royal" for some quarter of q
century-asa a townsman, like many more Liv-
erpoolmen, Justly proud of the marvellous
success the Royal Insurance Company has
already achieved in both Hemispheres and
IN all Countries-and, above all, as a journal
list in duty boundt TO publish far and Wide the
advantagesto be derived from all really sound
and thoroughly welI-managedInsuranceCo Com
paules like this, -we not only sincerely re-
JOlce that all their Resolutions were pnssed
unanimously, but that the wise c~ounse!s Of
theIraStutean and experienced Chairman, Mr.. G..
TURNER NJ. P, prevailed so triumphantlv as
to ensure perseverance in that prudent and
most polite course which has already re-
suItedin such memorable and almost world
wide success.
Hence rs our interest in the "Royal" yir-
tuaIIy symboIized the interests of The public
at large, we need hardly add that we have
not an atom of sympathy with those share
holders, who would fain goad on the direct
crate to devide their profits so far as ascer-
tanned, aImo8tto the uttermost farthinq. We
much rather rejoice that all such proposals
were secuted, and that all the formal Reso-
Iutlons We're, as usual, passed unanimously.
In a word, we have fullest faith and per-
feet confidence in tried aud trustworthy
men-in the shrewdness and sagacity, as
we'll as IN the proverbially business-like ba-
bits OF the Directorate and the Management
generally. Although we have nofaitR at all
IN half-informed Shareholders, not charged
with any 8raver responsibility than that Of
going in for the highest dividend thew can
cintch-howcver unmindful of the risks ola
dIstantand unknown Future for their clients,
the Insurers. And we are extremely proud
to cronic)e the Good Old English heartiness
with which the complimentary Votes of
Thanks were deservedly passed to the Di-
rectors, the Manager, and the whole staff.
from the liverpool Mail, dug. 5, 1871
, 1872-07-10
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY held
their Annual Meeting yesterday. X full
report OF the proceedings is given in our
columns; partly because, as we have long
contended, tho pfovidenc precaution Of IN
surdnces ofbOth kinds cannot be too strong
ly advocated OF too prominently brought
before the public iniud,-especiaiiy since
widespread djscredit has been cast upon
many Insurance Offices by late lamentable-
failures of unsound or mismanaged Insu-
rance Offices like the Albert, or like the
Enropean and partly because, in spite of
all such unhappy shocks to public conf
d1nce, the Balance-Sheet of the "Royal,"
produced at yesterdays Anniversary, album
dainty proves that so far from any such
doubt or distrust ever extending to iniu-
e~ntially established and prudently managed
Offices like the "RoyaI, ," its large Life Bdsi-
ness IS, on the contrary, steadily, satisfac-
toriIy, and most significantly increasing,
Turning to the Fire Insurance branch,
It's recuperative productiveness is almost
equally encouraging. Despite the severity
OF the losses incurred in various parts of the
world in the early months of 1870, owing
to the large and constantly growing bust
ness, and specially owing to the losses in the
subsequent portion of the year being much
below the usual average, the net Profit of
the Department happily shows as much as
EGO 600 to the good. Such a steady pro-
erosion in both Branches of Insurance can
not fail to be signally satisfactory alike to its
own Shareholders and to the Public at large:
Inasmuch as it embodies practical proofs to
the latter, and pleasantly tangible proof to
the former, of the policy and prudence of its
experienced Directorate and Managementin
, 1872-07-10
AUCTION

FFTER Begjaring af Convene
= meE9et for st. CroIx vii vordc
afholdt Ell enestc Auction her paa
Auctions Contoiret, LUrcrdagen dcn
l3de Jui d. Il. .Middog ~. IL, over
den St. Croix CoIonia!kasse tilh0-
rende
REBYG11ING
staaende paa Grunden we'd Fyrstatio-
men we'd Indl0bet til Christiansteds
Ilayn.
Conditionerne ere til Ettersyn her
paa C0nt0irct.
Christiansteds Auctions Contolr
den 8de JUL 1872.
c. SARAUW.
, 1872-07-10

NEU IMP 0RTlT ON
FROM EUROPE 4 AMERICA:
Gentlemen's assorted Clothing, Fan
Cy Cashmere Suits, Business n other
Coats, Pants, Vests, extra size Shirts,
Drawers X Ncrino Undcrshirts &c.
PROVISIONS:
Family Beet n Pork in whole &
J brls., MackereI, Sausage, Lard,
Hams & Butter, preserved Fruits,
Oysters, Beet, HOLSTERS. PcaS-Corn,
Asparagus &c.
Syrups, Liqueurs, Wines, Brandy,
Malt &c. also Oats, I~Ecrrings, Ale
wives Il IIakefsh; Oils, Paints, Nails,
TaIlow \ other Estate Requisites
for sale by
r.. J. ROBINSON.
Frcdcrikstcd list July 1872.
, 1872-07-10

NEW yEGGTEsEI3GGNT&.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-30
'albahIl gRaistRr.

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Never befop had the rough
crowd seen alnan with All establish
"a reputation like Mr. Wolf thus
suddenly fall to such a depth Of
DEGRADATION. All his name, fame,
prestige, melted away ike 8 mist,
and he was no longer feayea-no
longer respected by the low thieves
and cut thrpats around him--olly
,lespised. Yes, despiscd by the
nseanest Of creatures, whom he had
otten bullied as though they had
beea hounds,
The dread whicA-Aad surrounded
his name seemed to vanish like .
mist.
s'Licked by a boy" "Kicked
down siairs!!'' " Got his barkers
tsok from him." were the mamurs
of the crowd. AZ length a voice
boldly tainted him with, "Where's
xour knife 2" and another proposed
aThree cheers for the boy that
licked him.
Looking very little and pnsillan-
imeus, he slunk away towards
MONTGOMERY Street.
Such was Woli's modification,
wien lie came to realize what a
pitiablc figure he had cut, tliat he
ieft San Francisco and was seen IN
her streets no more. Tie fatality
which had apparently thus far
shielded and assisted him in his
murdorous d,eds suddenly deserted
him.
lie was destined never tocommit
another murder, but was himself
shot dead in Sacramento within
three weeks after the events .arrat-
III.
do hot know what became Of
HAYNES, or whether he Is still alive;
but | know that Darrell, tie brave
boy whose coolness and courage
saved them both, is to-day a gen-
ileman Of position, residing in the
'loarishing city Of Nevada.
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Things 80 Remember.

Edward Everett became over
heated in testitying in a courtroom,
went to Faneuil Hall, which was
cold, sat in a drought Of air until
1t was his turn to speak: But
my ilands and feet were like ice,
my lungs like fire. In this condi-
ton | had to spend three hours in
the courtroom" He died in less
than a week from thus checking
the perpiration. 1t was enough to
kill any man.
Prot. Mitchell, while in a state
of perspiration III yellow fever, the
certain sign of recovery, left his
bud, went into another room, be-
came chilled in q moment aud died
The same night,
It, while pcrspiration, or warmer
tlian usual from exercise, or in q
jicatel room, thore is q sudden cx-
posiire to still, cold air, or q raw,
lamp atmosphere, or a drought,
whether at an open window or
door, Or street corner. tie inevitable
result is q violent and instantaneous
c'osilig Of the pores of tlle skin, by
which waste and impure matter,
which was making its ray out OF
the system, is compelled to seek an
exit through some weaker part.
10 illustrate: A lady was about
getting into . snail boat to cross
the Delaware river, but wishing
first to get All orange, she ran to
the bank Of the river, and on her
return TO the boat found herself
mitch heated, for it was summer;
but there was q little wind on the
water, and her clothes soon fe..t
cold, which settled on her lungs,
aud within tie year she del ofcon-
sumption.
A Boston sliip-owner, while on
the deck Of ole Of his own vessels,
thought lie would lend a hand to
Some emergency. and pulled off his
coat, worked with a will, until he
perspired freely, when lie sat down
to rest awhile, enjoying the deli
cious breeze from the sea. On at
tempting to rise, he found himself
unable and was 40 stiff in bis Joints
that he had To be carried home and
put to bed, which he did not leave
until the end of two months, when
he was barely ableto hobble down
TO the wharf zon crutches.
Multitudes OF women lose health
every year, in ore or more ways,
by busying themselves in a warm
kitchen until weary, ard then
throwing themselves on a bed or
sofa, without covering, aud perhaps
changing the dress Tor a common
one, as soon as they eater the house
after . walk Or shopping. The
rule should be invariably to 90 at
once intoa a warm room, and keep
on all the clothing for al least i've
OF ten minutes, until the forehead
is perfectly dry. Iii all weathcrs if
YOU hayeto walk or ride on any
'rcasion, do tie riding frst.-B;.
Hal.
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u. y. MAIL
Erf- weekly Stage Line !
ATITElNTNON.

eN49F n UNDERSIGNED IIlsRERY re
ssiieata ierSs0ns ! tlty5Ftfitt flissiilsslves
fed ~ Hun, either ly note or book
||,,lf j. ,lIle ilhnic,fh Il ,laiy yinent TO
E0ts4iih n i'n..a t;ity Alllls, Allasr
& Imds lle Inns lgtt iEis 'bsS1lis,
~ y accounts, J. M BEACH. i
=. sane I, Mla-to -ssps'i S'y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-30

airs. George Francis Train and
daughter are At Geneva awaiting
he arrival Of Mt. Train, who is Is
accompany them home.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-30

Superstition is not yet extinct.
A Lpyiayille man crops iliis dogs
cNn u prevent laydrOphCbia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-03

DY o. VALETON, ACKNOWLEDGING
ID No. IA Natchez street-SATURDAi, March
q at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange basement OF tae re
st. Charles Hotel, by virtue and in pursuance OF
an order from the Hon Z. H. Durell, Judge OF NC
United States Court dated January u, l6'z' No.
ll51 of the docket of said court ,,.,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the roui IN
District of this city, in the square No. go
by Liberty Franklin st. Andrew ana 1osepnine
streets being lots Nos. and 8, and auj9iii's "a
other and measuring follows VIZ 70 s.o ~
feet front Liberty street by ~ &C oe
tween parallel lnes and lot NO ineisuli IS ieet
and lines front on Liberty street, oSS uepth on
the line dividing it from lot NO Oh i1o set ana on
tho other side line toward ST. Andrew street OF l20
feet 3 inches and lines, American measure, with
ali the buildings and improvements thereon, CON
S;e+iug of a frame house, used as bakery.
Tar,oS and ConditiODs-One-third of the adiudi-
,otinn or;ca cash in United States treasury notes.
49, I'D hotance on a credit of nine and eighteen
months the purchaser to give his notes secured by
mortgape and vendors privilege ON the property
iar;5g interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annnni from date of sale until paid and the build
mos to be kept insured and policy transferred to
the holder of said notes. with the penal clause OF
five per cent attorneys fees in the event of suit
the taxes for the year 1871 to be assumed by pur
chasers
Act Of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps, at the expense of the purchaser, before
Eusebe Bouny, notary public. fel . 10 "a mh2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-03
ny &, DE FERRET, C. W. CULBERTSON,

DY G. DE FERRET, e. w. otLbhRTSON,
SATURDAY March 2 1872, at noon. in the basement
ronnda of the ST. Louis Hotel will be sold by pub
lie auction. 10y virtue of Judgment IA partition
rendered by the Hon Louis DuvlSneaud, Judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
on November 9 1871, and signed on the n1teenth OF
the same month and year, the folio wing described
i' a. Two LOTS OF GROUND, designated by the
Nos / and 2, in the Second District OF the city OF
New Orleans in the square bounded by canal
Gayoso, Salcedo and Customhouse streets ana
measuring as follows:
Lot No j forms the corner Of Canal and Gayoso
streets and measures % feet inches and lines
front on Canal street by l26 feet inches in depth
and front on GayOsO street.
Lot No q adjoining the above, measures ~ feet
inches and lines front Canal street by 10 rect
inches in depth, between parallel lines; the whole
A lot or GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon. in the square bounded by
Goodchildr or ST. Claude, Love or Rampant, lmon
and Frenchmen streets. Third District, measuring
"a feet 10 inches and lines front on Union street.
nv 81 feet IL inches and lines IN depth between
n ~ lines The improvements consist of a
Hfana house containing two rooms two cabinets,
and oa aSo fafFs LOT OF $RoUND with the build
dnSs S;stIict IN the square bounded by Good
Children or st. Claude. Morales, Louise and Pety
streets Said lot of ground 1prnls tiie corner %
Wnrafes and Louisa streets, and measures ~ feet
ncbes ard lines front Louisa streat by loo ftet
in denth and front on Morales street. Inc omid
ings and improvements cois,s, % NEW i snr
onse ,'d Two abinets back building containing
fonr rooms shed cisterns, prlyy, e,ci ,o o .
cash and tine eo Daahce n O On
Sreurr =, y the nrcbasers to their own order and by
tham n D r secured by special mortsase and
vendors lien and bearing eight per tht en- eS
nor anuum from, the day OF sale uh!iI 1ha pay
I~ent the buildings to be kept insured and policies
to y Gese tutor OF tne minors c3s nf
the act of sale to include the usa, The taues Of
n 1s p to- be by purchaser over and above
the price of adjudication ;,.o,r,., rovanna
Acis of sale with United states ln1erAa .
Ac,s attached before Edward Barrett, notary
nnhIc. at the purchasers expense
iaaI Se3 10 II "a mh2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-03

nv WILLIAM DE LACY, AUcTI0NEEE-r
b oftice No Is Col.n,ereial place-sATCRsD l4la
Auction Exchange basement rOtunda OF the 81.
Charles Hotel bv virtue OF ana p airsIE sdoo of
an order OF the Hon. Louis DuviSneaud Suose n Ui
leans dated November u, 1871, No. "a $50 OF the
docket Of said court to effect partition viii De
sold by public auction, the following oeScfi'eu
prppsertCsf RTa,S LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and M Ills ntv in the
sGnare bounded by jackson, Annunclatlnni; , oG1"
phine and Chippewa streets ana N ia anu .mer
can measure, from the corner OF Jackson anu Al =,
nunciation streets, the same measi ing 81 teet 11
;nnI,es and lines front on Jackson street, Dy ~
feet 10 inches and lines in depth, between para para
lei lines according to plan by Lonls ~. riiis
dated December g. 1871; Inc dnn@ ret ed from
The street and known as No. III jackson s1ree.
and containing hall and nine rooms sa ;itp
front and rear, gas throughou'' '"ou''
ai5eST NIKE az CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, stu,
ated in the sixth District OF tis c.f rson in This
S'.aH in the square bounded by Peters avenue
Octavia, Perrier and Prytanla streets, anu NJ
Oatad a. lois Nos Is l6 and II, OF square NO. 81
ni ,; "a lots adioin each other and Inea sure
each 10 fee front on Perrer street. pS uspui1 vi
100 feet inches and five lines, between f"''i'''
INES Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND; situated
in the Sixth District OF this city QoTiney T.; t,is
StS Oh ~ th son.re honnded by valence, Camp
Cadz ard Chestnut streets when - s GpnmIionv
square No. "a. of said Faubou,S ~ Nos & and
and the said lots are designated by tne a'oS ",' "a
s, and they adoin each other and measure aantb
feet front on Vaence street, by l2o rect III "'p
between parallel lines ~ ,r;oa cash in
TermsIOne-third of the purchase prlce casn ~,
United States treasury notes, and the oaanS s tba
a credit of one and years, in the notes ~ ' 10
nnrchasers divided into coupons to suit the ~,
terests of the heirs and drawn to the order oa t
Endorsed by said purchasers bearing nte,e ~ e;r
the rate of eight per cent per anhun from ti..
date until paid payment of said notes 10 be
by special mort gage the property ~ Part pay
ode non aliendo" and five per cent attorneys ices
in case Of suit; the improvements on the properly
thereof untA The full and final payment OF the
notes given in part payment thereof, ana Inc pocy
transferred to the owner owners OF SAID notes.
Acts of sale and United States revenue stamps
at the expense OF the purchasers, before andrew
Hero Jr., notary pubLc. JAZZ ~ - io' ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-03
RY G. DE FERRET: C. W. CuLBERTsoN

DY G. DE FERRET. C. W. CULBERTSON,
d Auctioneer-Ofice No: 50 Royal street,
in the rotunda of the St. Louis Hotel, on st. LOUIS
street between Royal and Chartrrs streets will be
offered by public auction, by order OF resolution
of the board of wardens of the church Of St. LOnis
of this city, dated December u, l81l-
j. THAT VALUABLE ROW OF THREE-ST0RY
BRICK BUILDINGS, situated in the Second Dis
t1.ct of this city, i'll the square bounded by Royal,
st. Ann and Charities streets and Lower st. An
lhony alley, anu in the immediate vicinity OF tine
Courthouse and Cathedral.
The lots designated by the Nos. / 2, 3. T. S, g.
10 9, 10 and II. and front on Royal and ST. Ann
streets and on st. Anthony alley, and measure to-
gether follows, to wit: l2l feet inches front on
Royal street, 1893 feet inches and lines front
st. Ann street and l36 feet inches and lines on
st. Anthony alley, and the buildings bear respect
lively the following street numbers. to wit: The
buildings fronting on Royal street bear the Nos.
ia, l76, 49, 1870 and 1872 The buildings fronting on
st. Ann street bear the Nos. AZ, Al and 49, The
buildings on st. Anthony alley bear the Nos.
90 % and "a. The whole according to sketch made
by j. A. d'HemecOurt, deputy surveyor.
The lots and buildings will be sold In block and
the terms and conditions he reinater set forth;
2. THE WELL KNOWN CHURCH BUILDING and
valuable property, situated at the northwest cor
ner of Rampant and Cont streets, and situated IN
the square bounded by Rampant, Cont Basin and
Anthony Osituary Chapel. The lot measures l2O
feet front on Cont, 60 feet front on Rampant
street and the same front on Basin street The
buildings and improvements consist of the brick
e6itice or church thereon erected, together with
all it's dependencies and appurtenances. altar.
organ, pews, ETC. o., ,
Terms-For the property firstly described,
$4,000 cash. and the balance on a credit of one,
two, three, four. fve six, seven and eight years,
in equal installments secured by special mortgage
and vendors lien. and bearing five per cent inter
est per annum from the day of sale until maturity,
and eight per cent per annum thereafter until
final payment; the buildings to be kept insured
against the risk Of fire by the purchasers for the
installments due, and the policy transferred to
vendors, and the act Of mortgage to embrace the
clause de non alienandO, and that of five per cent
attorneys commissions, in case of suit to recover
any unpaid instsllment portion thereof
For the property secondly described, cash in
United States treasury notes.
Acts of SALE with United States internal revenue
stamps attached. before Octave de Armas, notary
public, at purchasers expense.
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