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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-31
Capt. Burton and the Savage.

Turing one of Capt. Burton's voyages
IN the Essex he was becalmed off an ISL
and OF the Society group, in the South
Pacific, and one day valuable case of
surgical instruments was stolen from
his cabin. A number of the sayages.
with the chief of the island at their
head, had been on board. and he knew
that the thief was of their number. On
the following day he pulled on shore,
with the best part of his crew, and found
the chief, in company with several of
his principal warriors, sitting before his
hut. Burton made known his errand
through his interpreter, whereupon the
sable monarch expressed unboun6ed
surprise. Not only was he sure that
none OF his people had stolen the arti-
Giles, but he could assure his "milk-
skinned brother" that his people would
not steal under any circumstances.
The Captain assumed a confident at
titude, and begged to inform his swart
majes.y that he-Burton-kneao where
the missing property was. He had the
power to discover such things. Itmight
save the chief a vast deal of trouble if
he would at once produce the lost
property.
Upon this the chieftain declared that
he could have nothing more to saw upon
the subject; and to add seemin Q weight
to his assertion he drew forth his pipe.
and, having filed it with tobacco. he
commenced to strike fire upon a piece
of punk-wood with a flint and steel.
Capt. Barton told the interpreter to bid
him stop.
"Tell him." said he, .'that 1 will
bring down fire from heaven into his
pipe"
The Chief received the announce
ment with a look of incredulity. but
nevertheless dropped his fin. and steel.
and suffered the Captain to proceed.
Burton drew from his pocket small
sun.-glass, or magnifying lens, and con-
cealing it in his hand, he babe the
Chief to smoke away, and at the same
time he turned the bowl of the pine
toward the sun, and brought the focal
point of the rays upon the tobacco.
The fire took, and the smoke came
forth. The dusky chieftain pulled out
fragrant cloud, then looked at the
bowl of his pipe, and then knelt in awe
before the pale-faced Captain. He would
not tempt the wonderful power of the
great medicine-man further.
Burton obtained his case of instru-
ments from the Chiefs own hands.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-31
TO CORRESPONDENTS

All communications for this paper should be accom-
panied by the name of the author necessarily for
puohcation but as evidence of good faith on the
part OF the writer Write only side of the paper
Pc particularly careful in giving names and dates TO
nave the letters and figures plain and distinct.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-31

A REMARKABLE instance of the reward
that is said to follow good actions is the
following: Forty-fve years ago Mr.. B.
I. Hanley, a merchant of Cincinnati,
failed in business, but was assisted to
engage in it again by stranger named
Mr.. s. W. Davis. Shortly AFTER this Mr..
Hanley's place of business was burned
to the ground, and Mr.. Davis again adj
vanced him money, with which he left
the city and went to seek his fortune.
He is now reported to be dying in Texas,
and has left his whole fortune, valued
at 100000, TO Mr.. Davis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-31

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, is doctored by
FIVE female physicians.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-31

In 1874 James K. Polk and Henry
Clay were the opposing candidates.
James G. Birney was again put in the
field by the Freesoilers. The vote stood ::
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
Cotton statement.

New YORK, March 3I-The cotton move
| ment, as compared with last week, shows a
slight increase IN receipts, and a marked
falling oil IN exports. The receipts at all
the ports for the week were 20, 5i9 bales.
against 39.l89 last week. 1882 the pre-
ylous week. and o0,063 three weeks since.
lle total receipts since September /. 49, :,
are ~, ,9i1 bales, against 3.2l2. 23l for the
corresponding period Of the previous year,
showing decrease since September this
year of So, 2Si bales. The exports from ali
the ports for the week were 5000 bales
against l lila for the same week last year
The total exports for the expired portion of
the cotton year are ! ,5j5.972 bales. against
2,211 ,619 for the same time last year. The
stock at all ports IS 397. l9l bales, against
j79.73l for the same date last year. The
stocks at all interior towns are .u9G7 bales.
against 81. 639 last year. The stock Of cot
ton in Liverpool is 6S4 900 bales. against
10000 last year. The American cotton
aioat for Great Britain is 226 ECO bales.
against 365, 900 last year. The Indian cot
ton atloat for Europe is $4,000 bales.
against $4,000 last year.
The weather South during tie week was
stormy in many sections, and heavy fall
OF rain has damaged some OF the roads and
checked the movement of cotton from the
plantations to the seaboard, and prevented
blowing and planting. the week closed.
however, with pleasant weather generally
throughout the South. Texas seems 10 have
been exempted from the storm and in that
State everything is working all right for the
new crop.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

DY NASH & HODGSOS-w ]. HODGsoN,
b Auciioneer-Ofsce No. l7e Gravier street-On
SATURDAY, april ID, 1872, at twelve O'clock ", al
the ST Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda OF the ST. Charles Hotel IN this city,
byvirtue and il pursuance OF three seseIal ofd .
Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans dated respectively February Is and FL 1872,
and y arch g IS12 docket No. s. Isl Tor account
OF the succession OF Charles 6. Z. Baqui-, de-
!. oSE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. together
situated in the First Distric- Of this city, III the
square bounded by Prytania, PojvInnla, Coliseum
uTes ii feet II inches and lines front Pry,alla
street by depth of ~ feet 10 inches and 5 lnes
between parallel lines, American measure accord
ing TO a plan made By LOUIS H. Pile. surveyor,
dared March -. l6.z
Tie improvements consist Of very stylish two
story frame residence known a. No. Ia Prytania
street with all ornamental ire n fence ard hand
some Corintiau columns II front, ard contains d
VIDE La! two arc he'd paGlors dining room tcAeH.
etc. below with some SIX or seen rooms above,
bath room wafer closets clothes Closets, pantry,
store room. etc. The house has gas and ga i <
tu-es throughout. with very handsome marble
nantes in the principal rooms. Has we'd yard.
cistern etc. and j. IL very choice AID delightful
neg lborh0ed.
wit. the improvements thereon. situated IN the
First District of his city in tie square bounded by
Girod Caroudelet, LAFAYETTE date Hev7a) and Ba-
rome streets designated as No :, and nlea sllres
% feet Girod street. by depth OF l2s feet
II inches and lines. between parallel lines, with
its Barouue street side. opening into GIod street
all American measure. according 70 plan made
by Louis II. Pile, surveyor. dated March -. 1872.
The improvements consist 81 an eligible ana we'll
built two-storv brick residence, known as No. POL
Girod street. and has ornamental ron yerdudah
il front. covering the entire banquette. and CON
tains hall IN handsome parlors large diHingroor
kitchen. pantry, storerooIn, etc, below. with some
four five large bedrooms above; has gas aud gas
fixtures throughout large yard, wei paved ny
dTart. cistern. etc.
This desirable property is IN superior order and
r. =. 1.<r 4
acceptable
Terms and Conditions-One-fourthc cash in United
States treasury notes, and the balance III equal
payments, at one, two and three years, with eight
per cent interest, and special 4oT gage. with ven
doris privilege from date until tnal payment; the
mort gage 10 embrace the clause OF five Der cent
attorneys fees IL OF suit; the buildings 10 be
kept fully insured, and the policies transferred 10
tie holders Of the credit notes.
Acts OF sale before 4. PltoI. Jr., notary, at the
expense of the purchasers, including the stamps
aid the taxes for the current year.
rnhI3 % % ans Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

DY =. GUINAULT, AUCTIOSEER-0FFICE
d corner of Exchange alley and B!envi.le street
SATURDAY. April s. 1872, Will be offered for sale,
at twelve O'Clock NJ, al the Merchants and ACc-
tionetra' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Custorlhouse streets, by virtue OF an order
the parish Of Orleans, dated February g. l3.2 the
following described property, 10 wit
|. A TRACT OF LAND. containing 5til superf-
cal arptnts, in the parish OF LaIouTCLe, composed
OF two OTIS red i've and sly. per plan now
exhibited al the auct!0GeeIs Ot1ce, measuring TO-
gether 90 aTpeuts on me adjoining tracts Nos. ;
and 90 arpents on the line adjoining tract No !,
and bounded on the other sides by Bayou Bout and
Lake Bout II said land : not sod IN block, II
viii be sold bv lots. as per Plan TO BE- exhibited at
the sale sad lots measuring, each from y" 20 800
superficial arperts.
]. : TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND. in the
Fourth District Of New Dreams, bounded by Camp,
=. Mary and Few Camp streets, uring about
80 feet base b. co ted height
3. 4 CORNER LOT, Il The square, bounded by
Louisiana avenue PTvtaIia. Dtarhalse and Coliseum
streets in the Sixth District OF " Orleans; SAID
ard y. feet tro1t on Coliseum street, between
parable. lines.
Terins-POr tie properties frst,y and secondly
described. aiX-seveItls caS. and of The reua ming
oue-seTe ctl. oue-tLi:d cash and the balance at
s-E and twelve months. Fox The property thirdly
described, one tilId cash, and the balance AZ siy
and twelve months
Tie credit portion OF tie pre- Of the three pro
perties - b represented by purchaser notes,
bearing per cent interest. secured ~ mortgage
and Te-Gors privilege with eventual attorneys
!sts OF ) pei cent. etc.
Acts OF sale before TheodGle B-isson notary pub
lie, al purchaser eGTese. including United states
stamps. Purchasers OF the and in Laourche to put
Themselves Il possession Il coLio-IIlty with tie
plan. NIB j ~ = ape
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

DIRECTORS;
Hon. Johr 4. DIX, View YORK
John :. Craze. Pres:ds-. Ba-k Of Eep1t,:c.
william u. verm.Iye, BAKER, Wal E-res. yer.
nilve I Co.
Charles G. EocETood, CzsLie: Newark ga1k1s
Company.
Hon George CFdyEe. e1-Hayor Of Eew To.k-
Mi-ot C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas z -ev, f-m Thomas H:E-ey I Co.
Benjamin 2. Sherman, Treasurer EeT Tc-E StsaI
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold Constable Co.
Richard z. Browne Of Wetno-e Z Browne -aT7erB
g. c. Eaugh wont fro '. EaCgLwonu : Co.
William w-Ikens firm y. Ti-ke-= Z CO
julius q. Pratt, Merchant
William ". Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant
GeorgeW. Cuy.er, Banker, Palmyra, Eer York.
George T. Hope President Continental T-1e Il.
sHrance Company.
John q. Sherwood, Park Place,
Walton T. Peckhau, corner F!fth a-soCe AID
Tve1ty-thi-d street, New To-k.
William T. Hooker, Wall street.
Edward H. Wright, Newark, New jersey
George ". Fa.lee, Lawyer.
". L. Cogsweu Merchant
JOSEPH MAGEER
Manager for Louisiana AID Texas, No. l:a Common
street New Orleans fel2 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

The fact that the Tichborne estate viii
have 20 pay sl20, 600 in lawyers fees calls
attention TO a grievous blot II the English
legal system. Why" asks the Spectator,
should it be in the power of any scouncrel
TO fine family in a tenth of lis property
without the l:sk of the punishment which
would follow an attempt TO steal il :" The
remedy suggested is that if any one bring.
a suit declared by the judge to be iagitious
he should be liable to all the penalties Of
perjury. Perhaps the smallest item in the
expenses of the trial was the stipend paid
10 the jurymen. OF a guinea a day. which
Melted l03 guineas to each juror, the total
am ount being slls9 rs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
DY NASH & UODGSON uooc

(y1 NASH a. HoD{xSON-N 7 VNDGSOS
- AGGti9Eeer-othce No 10 Gravier strec'.-on
i.ehAl Apflt IL lS.2, at eleven o'cluc.l \. NJ.
on lA premises 40 20 tarondelet street Jt tween
De-'rd ana 'aIIope streets. by virtue. and in pur-
TTLee o. an an. order Of the Hon. Louis Duy;-ueaud,
49, Vi tns second District Court for the parj 81
OF Orleans. dated March 10 1872 docket No $tuSq
i?r account OF the above ssion at public auc-
Ihh En- lire CONTENTS of The above residence
consisting OF Rosewood. Oak and slack Walnut
ErIHlIurt, PAINTINGS, Glassware etc. as per in.
colrt.
teTms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
,. h.-ILe furniture cal bs seen only on the day
y SAT- ML5l ap6 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, APRIL g. 1872

defendant to the report of John B. Weller,
Esq. the special master, were overruled,
and the report was confirmed, and it was
decreed by the court that the succession Of
the said Francois D. De la Croix and his
executor, Daniel Hypolite D. De la Croix
stand charged With the sum of SIG, 346 l3,
and that said Myra Clark Gaines have leave
to take out writ of execution for said
sum of money. and interest and costs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

pY NASH & HODGSON-w. !. HOpG.
ID so;.. Auctiorter-Ofhce No. l1o Grsvie- s-ra.- =
O. SATURDAY. April 49, 1872. at twelve O'Clock N
al tie 81 Charles Auction Exchange in lie has,.
Inel rotuEda of the 81. Charles Hotel in This crrv
nT virtue and in pursuance OF an order Of IN.
Hon. William Kern, Judge Of the Parish Prnha-.
Court for the parish OF Jefferson dated MarTh
s. l5-2. docket No. leo, for account OF the success
s!on q Edward Gideon Bridge deceased al ~, bile
auction Will be sold i
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. with improvements y,
the sixth District OF this CITY in the snliart.
bounded oy St. Charles P-ytania and Dtlacha:st
sSieelS ana LOUISIANA avenue, designated as lots
Nos !! and II which adion each other and meas.
Nrt tach - feet front on ST. Charles street hv a
otP OF 10 feet. lot Nc. i t5rnu cvthe corner of
=. tharles street and Louisiana avenue all be.
tween parallel lines. American measure accord
in9 % a plan made by Louis II. Pile surveyor,
: ne said lots are very Delightfully."- situated.
ana = oE W feet are sold subject To leas,.
n ,IdEor OF j. H. D0racd. expiring on the irst
o. Nafeh. 1919, at the rae Of $50 per aunuri.
tdt ape monthly as per act before P c. Cuyellier
notary, dated March |. 1879.
ILt improvements consist of a one-story frame
mouse, on the rear of the lots. used as a school.
nous. and fronting on Louisiana avenue The
v.tIuihgs on the corner are sold subject 10 the con.
d-lons OF the above lease.
Ierms-Cash on the spot in United States treas.
urv notes.
Act OF sale before P. Charles CuveIier notary NH
Ie az the expense Of the purchaser iuclu linz the
stalA1s and the taxes Tor the current wear.
nul0 Is 81 app 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

4 COMFORTABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, No.
255 CARONDELET STREET, BETWEEN DE-
LORD AND CALLIOPE STREETS. OPPOSITE
THE NEW JEWISH TEMPLE SINAI. WITH
Two LARGE LOTS or GROUND. on LONG
CREDIT, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
DY CHARLES Z. FORTIER, srcrroyvv,

=
ID Once No. 81 E1chaage.-SA ruRDAY. AMI
c, l9-2. at twelve O'Clock u. vii be aid :.
public auction, at the Merchants AID Auctjor.srj
Exchange, oR ROYAL street, between CANA sr1
CusromhoUse streets. bv virtue OF AL orderfr0r ~
Hon. Louis DuvisEeaUt. Judge OF lie second n.
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans dated Fe5rT
ary y. l5,2-
4 LOT OF GROUND situated in faubours No--s
gut. Third District OF this CITY, Il he square coz
prised within Love. GooGsblldren. { iouet and Nor
te-u, streets, said lot Of ground having Amercs,
measure, 50 :eet front or Love street by 80 f44-
French measure. II depth. bounded toward Clovst
street by property heretofore belonging TO M
Widow Preston, with the buildings. consisting Of |,
double new house, covered With states AID
kitchen, and another small house bull. in the lts
OF the lot. also covered with states.
Terms-0ne-half cash; the balance for roteato-s
wear. with eight per cent Interest rom date TO ps
ment, with the usual cause Of i've Q-- cent attGi
news fees n case OF suit enforce payment Of note
and OF insurance on building, for amount of nsa
and transfer o. policy and the clause OF non-aEe-
ando, the purchaser 10 assume taxes 10. 1911 a.d
I272
Act OF sale before A. D. Dor;oco-rt, notary plt-t
at the expense OF the purchaser, including stauia
ruh2 Il % 81 ap6-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
SUCCESSION OF JAMES ". PETERSON.

DY O. vALETON. AUCTIoSEER-OFF1CE
b Nos IS and 81 Magazine street, corner
Natchez.-SATURDAY, AppI p, l67l. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, will be sold, az the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange, or ST. Charles street base
ment OF the st. Charles Hotel, by virtue and In
pursuance Of an order from the Hon Louis DUvlg-
neaud Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated March H. 1872, No. 81 1U+
Of the docket OF said court the following described
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PIECE OF
GROUND situated in the PiIs: District OF this city
N the square bounded by Gravier, Union. ST.
Charles and Caroudeer streets. designated as lot
No 2 said lot measures q feet :. inches front on
Gravier street by 149 feet inches IN depth on the
side next TO lot No. and 80 feet inches in depth
OIL the line next TO lot No. s. and % feet inches
mont On Union street, English measure, together
with all tie improvements thereon CONSISTING OF
Offices fronting Gravler street, and warehouse
fronting on Union street; tie whole, being only
partially improved. renting TO the amount oil
252e pc. This IS one u the best localities
for business. . ,
Terms and ConGitions-Ore-tL;rdo OF the adiudlca-
ton price cash, and balance a credit OF one and
two wears: the purchaser 10 give his notes II cou.
poas at the option OF TIE adm .n.s.rator, secured
bv mort gage and vendor privilege On the prop
ertv: ead 10 bear interest at the rate OF tlgt
per cent per anuum from date OF sale until paid,
transferred to the administrator with the penal
clause Of five per cent ATTORNEYS fees N the event
OF suit; the taxes for the year 6.: 10 be assumed
by purchaser.
Act OF sale. together with United States internal
revenue stamps, az the expense OF the purchaser,
before W. J. Caste!l. notary p-u-c.
nlhl1 - ap6 Is 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
SICCg.ZI0y " yTCTOE BAN0CsSE-N0. IS. 20.
pY =. GUINAULT. ACC-IOSERR-OFEICg

ID corner Of y change alley and bienvIe street.
SATURDAY. ApTlI % ~. vi. be sold. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants AID AUcti0ueers
Exchange, kOval street, between CustOmhouse and
Cana! streets bv yITty.r Of order from the hon
orable tie Sec md District Court tie paTi5i. OF
Orleans, dated March Is lo-Z. the following prop
cTTir5 10 wit:
a LOT GF GROUND, situated IN the Second
District OF tins CIV. 4 square bounded by
Cont. 81. Louis. Burgundy and Rampant streets,
measuring about 80 feet !.Cut on Cont street. by
about a." fees III depth between parallel hnSs, to-
getr- with double frame house safe root, 10. ISL
having 81 rooms. a kitchen Of TWO rooms. front
GALAXY and Two cabinets double QT.vy, water
WoIk ETC.
i LOT OF GROUND situated =: tie same district
OF this CITY IL square bounded ~ -. Peter Tou-
loGse Rov3 and BUaErUE streets measuring 81 feet
font CD Peter street % ~ i-tt IL depth. 20
--tAer with TWO story bIci; Louse. 70. D. hayiI .
OF tie ground floor a double parCr with sliding
door and large pant :. a the second story, four
rooms, c."-ed gallery and cai..ne-. and verandah
on TIE street; a Two 9tOrT hT.E kitchen OF SIX
rooms. yI-Fy, hycIant. etc Sc pans al tie Ex-
chang.
TeTns-Oue-third cash, ard the balance on a
credit OF ard TWO Years. 10Y notes secured by
mortgage bearing eight per cent interest per
ia; TIL pad: the buildings TO he kept
insured b. the purchasers and the policy trans
ferred 10 the vendor or IL the hands OF any holder
o. sad notes. until rnat payment, and i'll case of
SUI On said notes II not pad al Il trJTtv. pI-r
CLasers u pas five per eek attorneys fees OF tie
amount claimed.
Acts OF sale before i. z. B;elveru, notary public
a. TIE expense OF the purchasers. including the
United States stamps. u.nlg ZS api Is -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

ny NASH & HODGSOS-W. :. EODGSON,
! - Auctioneer-Otlce No. ~ Gr9vleI stTett-on
SATURDAY, April 8. 1872. AZ twelve O'Clock NJ. at
| the 81. Charles Auction Exchange. III the ba Sc
mect rotunda of the 81. Charles Hotel il this city,
by virtue and ii pursuance {: two several orders
! 0: the Hon Louis DuvlgEead. Judy Of the Second
| District Court for the PARISH OF Orleans. dated
respectively Oh the twenty fourth az o. January,
| IL! and the seTenth February. ~. docket so.
y 0a, Tor account CT the succession Of James Nc
| Closkey. deceased al public auction vii be sold
| TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
| with the buildings and improvements thereon,
! .auare bounded BY CarouGelet Qar- Apol!ol
| R.Tnrre date Baccbus) D-Icr, lat Triton walk
and CaIl.ope streets Said los sdo5n each other.
| and measure together about = let front Car
oude,r: street. by depth OF - -ert II inches and
| INES. between parallel mes al lnoIe or ies>
! American measure, according 70 a plan made hv
/ LOUIS H Pile. surveyor. dated February . I5-2
he improvements consist O. a one story and
attic safe root frame cottage residence known $
No % Caroutelet street VIZ; to story brick Dac X
guiding oTlck carnage Lole-' ana staG-e, sheds,
ETC.. al under slate root. The man house con-
ta-ls sx rooms closets. p3ltrv. etc.. an has
throughout. The back building contains four
rooms storeroom, water closets etc and -as
suis-a.ta! building With I'D! LANES and 0srIer.
ROOMS connected The v4lt, = .a-r. contains two
cjsterns and hydrant 1 : 'a:d out with shrub
cry : brick paved, etc; TIE whole II good orcer
and repair.
tbs eligible and desirable property is irn-re.
G.at@.y opposite the new te:Ep.e Sinai now IL
railroads running II every L-re ton and i cont-
Ceus 70 some of the n1es: residences u tie CIV
and oilers rare inducemec- % procure a splendid
property.
Terms and Conditions-One.t third cash ii United
States treasury notes, and .he balance in equal
payments. a. one and to years. = he notes of the
purchaser divided into pOI.s i ertdJ TO his
own order, bearing interest a. The rate o., eight
per cent per annun. with special mortgage and
vendors privilege. from day Of SAFE until final
payment, the mortgage 10 embrace the clauses Of
I'VE pei cent for attorney lees Z case OF suit
and non aeuardo: the buildings 70 be kept fully IN
sured and the policy transferred 20 the holders
Ct me notes. in addition . winch, he purchaser
WI assume the taxes Tor ISL az up the Gav CT
sale. over and above tie pIsce OF adjudication.
act OF sale before P. {. Cuvet-e-. Notary. az the
expense of the purchaser, including the United
- me- 50 q NC