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49, nnrcTAL DIS
rnrrs or THE FIRsT JUDICIAL DIS
a ! T8ICT CO.. INT - So II
OEAISA - U4sTRICr, q

jNa4N
o,Ircr Or cIrrK " Frr,S yup,e11I
vrrausrA err, nov. 1lst, 1871
-. o,,,sr.d ,hss. until fsssher ordered.
.l Y shalI ID the rules Of shsst'oust
=. sr ar.t vrek Of eaeh term Virginia Sl.y
y, a.rotea to the trial or disposition o. case
s. -. Iras..d states calendar, the hsaTlnx ana W.
t.r,,in;nu of flemursrs motions. and otner pf.l
i, = nuestions arising in cases on the
.r;min Il Law and equity docket. And tne y = =
diapostioa q s4nV and law cases 70 WHEN = ~
may be waived hy the parties 80.
~ Rsfore eeshster7n of me court II this pistric
the clerk Of the respective counties shall enter tne
case, = two tisfiset calendars, keei Ing the crm
nal. law and equity sass separate e olioWs' 'o-
wit .5a NsEa5 SAsS8 ft szass5as.
1T 3 cases il which issues Of law are joined
I'd, Cases in which issues Of fact are joined.
The cases shall be entered on the Respective cal
,,srs in the ordsr in which the issues are Joined.
And during the term, AZ the issu-s Of law are dis
posed Of on the first calendar, the case shall be
transferred 10 the foot OF the second calendar
Sd, The United stat Grand ] uy shan be sum
noned to appear at Virginia City, Madison county,
1t ten NJ n, on the first day, and the u. 30 Petit
jury at the same hour, On, the third day OF each
term. FgsgzsIA Wtsss 81 s5tts =
4h. The Territorial Graad, Jury shall be sum
moned to appear at ten 4. m. on the first day, and
thu Trial Jures at the same hour the third day Of
each term in their respective counties, except Mad
ison county. # is3aA 81 "a 3see@
4 9th. The first two days of each term, except in
Madison county shall be devoted to the hearing aad
disposition Of all demnrers,s motions, and other
preliminary questions arising in cases the docket
for the term, and the trial Of equity and any law
cases in which jury may be waived by the parties,
II F.tss THEOPHIL US sMIEEFLY.s Clerk.
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FRO.M CALIFORNIA.

BE ss.s,8lgs . San FRANCESCA. FEB. b
Mrs. Fair has been granted = new trial by
The supreme Court, on the ground that the
-coart erred III not allowing the counsel for
the defense the closing argument. and per
hitting evidences Of former bad charaeters
for chastity. s. #f
Y The investigation BY the Legislative Com
mites into the matters connected with the
building of the new City Hall, fnlIy sxcnl-
mates the Commissioners from the charges oi
= !, 49, oe III
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EsTRAx NOTICE.

Il Takenup BY Thomas r. Street, in East Gallatin
miles nearly North from the Town Of HozemaIl NJ
IT, on the 18th day sof December 1871, and posted
before the undersigned County Clerk on the I'd day
of january 1872 one Roam Steer Calf with red neck
no marks or brands, appraised at rs two White
yearling Heffers. branded with the figure s., Or s
cross inside of an owl, on the left hip appraised
at 1918 each; One Red and White Spotted Cow,
greater part Of both horns on branded on the left
hip, but too dim to tell what it has BEEN supposed
TO be or yeaTs old, appraised ut $40 One Deep
Red yearling Heifer, marks or brands appraised
DIT SI2 Given under my hand, january I6ffl 1871
IS ~ ARCH GRAHAM, So I'd i
= ~ County Clerk
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The surceetion, he had heard, would be ac-
cepted IN England to Withdraw the claim Of
damage was one that had been
submitted to the Joint High Cominisaion, at
which tame the American Government Indi-
Gated its willingness to accept the gross sum
in lieu Of such demands, but the proposition
WINS rejected
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FROM WASHINGTON.

- WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.
The following has been received here !:
SALT LAKE, Feb. 2.-To Hon. w. Hooper,
Washington:
An assemblage OF over two thousand OF
your constituents have just unanimously
condemned Judge McKean's judicial course,
and asked for his removal.
[Signed,] THOMAS FITCH.
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f5 u gIITs9 TIfTfT - .97IT IIEiTIT .
BOHEMIAN ACADEM r.
- - A1 = - q - - = s.9# Il
BRUsH CoLLEGE, NJ r., Feb. 4th, Is72.

n BRUSH iOLLEGE, N. A.s FeDr SIN, toa1.
10 the Editorsof the Aeant Gonrisr:4 ~ i,
The several articles recently appearing in
the columns Of your excellent; w1ie-a-wake
paper. suggesting the erection OF anAcade-
mv at Bezcman for the mutual benefit OF
ashose t!csringa more than common school
education, sntl more especially for the pur-
pose of improving classifying our teach
svrs. is a project worthy the earnest considers
i,on OF every resident ofGallstin VALLEY, and
F-syery one who may contemplate tifeinsepar-
able intellectual and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is of .9nr Territory. The writer was doubtless
aware ere he broaclied the asubiect,A that it
would meet The appropriations not onlYsuf seek
ers afterllidden lore bnt parents. ard guard
ians in whose hands for q time is committed
the future veal Ct our country, s'the paradise
of golden vales.'" May families wirh whom
Il have to some extent become familiar, are
becoming lisgustcd 1t their deprecated edu-
scatioiipI facilities. and avow their intention of
migrating to where their wants may be met,
%anaI@l3ere smetlodical rule protests against
Having The wool pulled over tIc'eyes OF tie
apeople by every sycophant that treads the
fpuBlie highway. What idea coald be- iad-
stvanced tocanse action tpon judgment, reason
and appreciation stronger than first TO insist
stliat proper measures bea takeiftoisecure the
sfneans by Which d classical coarses of study
be afforded our youtho And thus retaining
the settlers that are here, allure Others to
come and settle IN our midst.. ~ 70 93aaEsg
s@9lsa You struly.iR s39 N.aTRUB1 .e3f /
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salt Lake Items.

SATT, LAKE, February MISUNDERSTANDING
the apporti onment bill, the Mormon leaders
still prof IS stong hopes of Utah being adj
mitted this session OF Congress. sa
Under joint resolution ofthe Legislature,
the election for delegates to the convention,
takes place next Monday. EsTaas
Judge McKean's ruling on the bail ques-
ton, is the topic of general discussion. The
Mormons say the decision il consistent but
foolish. sl }4sE yeiss4 t3G5,
Nearly three thousand tons OF ore and bull
lion Is waiting transportation East; this,
about fifteen hundred tons is from the Emma
mine. tiA S3t4 sfS org t
p There is great stagnation in business owing
to the snow blockade on the Union Pacific
railroad. 5a @@S Hf4 III a75*s
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CoNGREssI0NAL P10CEEDIyGs.

~ ASHINGTONs Fed. ,.
HOUSE THE following bills were intro
ducsd
By Cobb, for abolishing the Freedmen
Bureau. -
By Parker, for organizing the Indian Ter
ritory of Qklaham2h.
SENATE credentials Of R2nsom,
Senator elect from North Carolina, were re
ferred.
Chandler presented memorials from the
Michigan lumbermen against the Chicago re-
lief bill.
Kellogg presented . petition from the
leading men in the rice interest,of Louisiana,
protesting against the abolition of the tax on
rice
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Every Family Should Have A Bottle.

E.o ~ Family Ch0ud Have BOTTLE,
c-,"s..a 49, ro.fr p1rrrps sra Won: he'd n,
as superior to any now IN use ~ = Mafner' an
alyticol Onemst James niaay, Habn TT p
Hne mYis, hnsh M Naiker d: Norman
Rarns aGa n, r 3 Hoyn. NJ Is: and II Luplam D.
In Cincinnati bv j /. Waiter, M ID; A James, III
D; G r Simpson, n D; $ Z Bonner p; p Mus
craft, ID; w Bigler a; " 4 Iailmtsro,
ID; j Quinn, NJ ID; buckner, y; w &c
Woodward, u 2; G a D9herts, ~ y ~ = wayne,
Chemist; Chas WoodwaIu, n ~; " y AasioT, N u;
w McCarty, nj "; haiey, w ~; N IL John-
SON, "a p fas.tsS n.t9ffsg .ss. !.
In st. Louis, Emo oaDueT,ssI q =, AnalVteai
Chemist, Prononnces the noine nlt.ers asssapefior
70 .ne M shes a,so he
- a, ris 800 1' -
- 8 $500 ST HI ST Louis 8Jn1v 1s70
JAMES Il Jackson & CO. Gentlemen As You
have communicated to the medica1 profession the
receipt Of the Home Bitters, it cannot therefore,
be considered as secret or a patent medicine,
patent having been taken Ior IN hase examia,
81 .ns ~. lr NJ, y IN p.ss. ana
1ay yh tiols msad m 5h "r ~ rare
s;toa are of fiee hest class of which fhey beInps
being highly tonis stmulent. stomaehic, carnlina-
Ss ana srcty Wb R
PHARMACY Having nsed then, seen the effects in
our private practice we take pleasure in reeo.n-
mending them to all persons DESTROYS of taking Bit
tiers, as being the best Tonic and Stimulant now
offered TO the public Z. Ca Baislnese. Prof.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women ST. Louis.
DRAKE MCDOWELL,
Late President missouri Medical College
Member d'' Of Board Health Is s.; Louis Me-
Prof. Of su gerry, Mo-, Medical College, and late
Resident Physician City Hospital, st. Louis, No
HERBERT pRIMM Mn
t,rataaso,, ~ Practical phar Ct Tnuis I, ,Iisrs
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

I RE ENpoRsEp AMI PRESCRIBED BY more
~ leading physicians than any 9sher p t1n,s or
TIVE Of Fever and Agus, Intermittents Bilious
ness. md ali disorders arising fraE, Mlasnatc
d1snantc ard III cases Of indigestion Invaluable
az IN Appetizer and Recuperant, and I'M cases OF
General Debility they have never m g single in
s Thes ar . partieuiarly ToFEMALE
Strengthening the body, inyigorating the mind and
The HOME BTTTERS are compounded with the
greatest care and Tonic Stimulant has eyer been
offered to the public SO PLEASANT 70 The
remedial agents. endorsed by the medical fraterai-
f. as the best known to PharInacopoeia. 1t costa
ss.1a E.se trim and
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-. Feb. 1.-The second tier
of the bridge across the Missouri rsvsr was
safely landed on bedrock to-day, at 4 depth
of 6e feet below high water. For the past
few days the progress has been very slow,
owing to the caisson meeting with a three
foot stratum OF water-bearing gravel. This
gravel contains specimens OF rich gold-bear-
ing quartz, topas, amethyst winestone and
other relics of the glacial period.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
TERRITORIAL.

VIRGNA CITY, Feb. 6.
The election for Mayor, Yesterday, between
two Republicans, Hosn1er md Filing, re-
suited in the election Of the former by two
majority. Considerable interest was taken
in the election. Five hundred and forty-tonr
votes were cast,
HELENA. Feb. 5.
A man, name unknown, was frozen 70
death on Saturday night, down the gulch,
about mile from the city, ard VIA found
yesterday morning lying dead in the snow.
He was probably intoxicated.
The reduction works have suspended ope-
rations on account Of the inability OF the
charcoal contractors to fill their conlracts,
owing to the deem snow in the mounta ms.
The snow blockade on the q. Z. Z. X. still
continues. There is no telling when train
will get through. ags sgadl d
A man named Dennis Hinchey was shot
and killed on Sunday morning in row, in
front of Marshall's saloon, at Fort Benton.
Weather clear and cold.
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!1Rs;r1 GAsHsro::RE,

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RozEMAN, MONTANA TERRIroRY,
December II, 1871. (
FRIENDs ANE ALE. 8'Hat#sH
Coop, BAD AND IsDIrrrRrxr, it makes no tiif-
ference 70 US; II il your Greenbaeks we are after
and r. get them We propose to sell YOU MORE
GOODS FOR ONE DOLLAR than any other store
ir tosyn. los s,s5ssys i
we will say to every msn who has an interest in
his pocket, in the county OF in BozeYnan that We
believe we are to-day entitled to some credit for
there are but few ia our circnmstances, with limit.
ed means, etc, who would dare 81 art in business 1t
the time w did ~ opposltion to men 81 means,
and cut down the prices ~ we hare done Il Iv 20
doing, we beiicvas We are ; benefit to every con-
sumner ~ the county whether he buys for c;sh 81
not for We're II nsf Tor us We firmly believe goods
would By sold At much higher ngnres than they are
TO those who bny sor Dash, 81 those who do not,
take pleasure in shaving you o,,r goods at
any time fiaat J0n may The difIerense between
buying for cash and jsysbons, 81. .s.s
1hapkiny ~ fer the kindness which has been, Ok
tended 10 ", ~ s5
It n IL Ns ~, respsstfelly yours, a,
1 - ~ ~ E.sI ANNE
.safla ssFsSass gsss ssstss so llaass gyets ii
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TIrTsBURG, Feb. lat Washington, Penn
sylyania, this afternoon Thomas G. McGrif-
fin. a lad Of seventeen, shot and dangerously
wounded Professor Wilson, Principal of the
Union School. The Professor had refused to
deliver note to one his young lady pupils
from McGrifIin, and ordered him off the
premises, when the boy shot him through
the body. 5sttl<
4 james Slough and wife, old and respected
.citizens of Richmond. Kentucky, had quar-
rel yesterday. during which the husband
plunged clasp knife into the breast and alb
domen of his wife fifteen or twenty times, no
one being present to interrupt him iii his
murderous work. He was under the Influence
of liquor. The nsighbors. being appraised OF
the affair bysome children. went to the house
and found Mrs. Slough lying ina pool OF
blood upon the door. She My lived long
enough to tell who murdered her. jealousy
lis said to have been the cause of the quarrel.
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VIRGINIA CrTY ITEAs.-T.e Montaiiiais Of
February LIST, says: The Kremlili lode.. Of
Granite Gulcll. is being worked With latter-
ing prospects Tie snow e very deep In
the mountains abort virgins. and . spring
fresbet il feared I he light fingered gem
try that Tom. Deyarinan captured last week.
were sentenced BY Judge Lott 80 Tie Rising
sun lode. ID Norwegian Gulcli, y opening
finely. Work on other lodes in tho Hot
Spring District il being pushed ahead. The
future 81 that district is very proinising
Judge Hosniei is to be the next May Tor of Vir-
ginia City All tlie cattle. except those
imported from Texas, were doing web up to
The last storm.
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Montana War CIains. /,

sasg, 4fss -, Nv ASHINGT0Ns Etb. Nh IN
81 Inspector g eneral James a. sHardie reports
y that ne has succeeded in replacing, nearly all
the evidence collected in support Of the Mem
rlapai Indian war claims, which was DESTROYED
in the Chicago fire. His list Of awards is about
! finished, but hc will hold bis reports at Chi
i cago fur 10 or12 days longer to give xll claim
ants an opportunity to- perfect their cases aud
; come in on. the list ofiawards. The amount
!. is % cover half n million dollars, and II is
! expected that Ing. appropriation to pay them
) viii be made during the next session Of Con-
i gress.E II l.a.ta tei#ta aaf Il ssts5 ssfssi 4,
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Estray Notice.

NSUI'Hy NOUIces
~ Il a. sE 50 81
TAKEN UP by w. .O.sP. Hays, in East CALI
Township, GallRtin county, MI. II, about
teen miles north of Boz man, on the Esd :
December. ISL, and posted before the under
December, ISL, AsG 81
One White Cow,
marked with q crop on OF Inc left ear and 4 9 a
the right ear; aoout one-half of the left hoz
ken on | with II brfndle bull cali, about six
old, with . star In his forehead, and some
under the belly.
Appraised to be of the value of esq co. u. v
TeSw ARCH GRAHAM, County u N
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CO-PARTNERSHIP MOTTO

j for the TRANSACTION of general merck
business at Fort Ellis, Montana Territory,
the successors of B L. Mcronald, Post Z
and will continue the business at the old stsgs
cupisd by B. + Mcdonald, and respectfully
the public patronage. = 's'@'7T
4 VIM R.aCU1Tl 4
Fort Ellis, September 70. 1871.
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VI 4 n Ts w ST
as1ii IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18

Thee. 5. DufOssRt VS.. Victor Baudier'
CyBVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 9T16-By virtue of a writ of seizs
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange,
in Endorsement rOtunda OF the ST. Louis Hotel, 81
Louis street, between Charities. and Royal streets,
July 3d. 1872, at twelve o'clock 81. the following
described property, to wit
A LOT OF GROUND and improvements thereon,
consisting Of a two story brick dwelling, slate
rooted, No. $40 Royal street. two story brick
kitchen and slaterOOfed, Outh0uses, yard Tagged,
eoaCh-gate, ETC.. situated in the Fhrd5Distrlct OF
this city. in the square bounded by Royal (late
Casacalvo), Esplanade Peace and Chartres elate
NIOreaul streets, assuring twenty feet
eight inches fOur lines front on Royal street, by
one hundred and seven feet 10 depth.
Being the same property purchased by victor
Daudier defend ant herein, from Pablo Gelpi, Jr.,
as per act passed before 4. DOriOcOurt, a notary
publ c in this city, on the twenty ninth day Of
Sep TENDER 1871.
Seized in the above suit
Ferns-l. IN cash for sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim say the sum of one thUusaI d
seven hundred and fifty dollars, with interest
thereon at eight per cent per annum from the
twenty-ninth day of September, 1871, till the day
of SALE with five per cent attorneys fees thereon,
together with i've dollars cost Of copy Of act,
protest. and thirty1 hree dollars and seventy
i've cents premium of insurance and costs of suit.
2. he purchaser to assume ito the extent of the
amount Of his bid) the payment of q prOmiss0Ty
note, secured by cOncu rent mortgage GA said
property above described, for the like sum of one
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars, drawn
by I'D defendant TO his own order and by him in
dOrBed dated on the said tVenty-nlnth day OF Sep
tembeT 1871, and payable on the eighth day OF June
1873, and bearing interest from date ttll paid at
eight per cent per annum. B. And the balance OF
the price OF adjudication if 9n$ Sa9h va the spot
ie2q ivI6 90 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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great IN war, and perhaps / may be too
great q stiekler for the old belief that q
King can do no wrong. The President has
wrongly used the appointing power, ana 1t
does not matter whether ne did not knew
better. or whether he would not do better;
he ought to be removed and some compe-
tent person put in his place. have spoken
longer than expected, felloW-eitizens. and,
in concluding, 1 would give this as our
watchword: down with the corruption
lists; perish all rings, Hnrrah for Horace
Greeley !"
Mr.. Blair was followed by Hon. Eugene
Pringle, eK-State Senator, w. *. Gibson
and Erastus Peck, heretofore prominent
Republicans, who warmly espoused the
Greeley cause.
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SHERTFFgS SALES.


Edward Kearny vs.. James Oscar Nixon.
~ Eth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans. No 3654-3y virtue of writ Of
s. izure and sale to me d reoted by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, / will proceed to ell
at public auction, at he Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal ct between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets in tx Second District Of
tn city, on SAfURDAY, August II, 1872, at twelve
O'Clock ~, the following described property, to
wit
a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND with all the
improvements thereon, rights, ways, privileges aud
appurtenances thereunto b+longiug or in any wise
appertaiRing situated in the Second District Of his
city, aud bounded BY Canal, CustOmhouse, Olympia
and Murat streets, and having front OF three
hundred feeto eac Of said streets
Being the same property acquired by James Os-
car Nixon defer dant herein, by purchase from Al
fred Kearny as p r act passed before H. Peters,
late notary public in this city, on the twenty
sixth day of May 1866.
s. ICED in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
c. S SAUvINET,
fyl6 81 auI7 Sheriff of tire Parish of Orleans.
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SHFRTFFS SALES.


Martin oye vs. Miss Isabella Richardson.
TSOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
IL Of Orleans No. 90, 322s-By rtue o. WI ~
of seizure and sale to direct q by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans in the above entitled cause viii pro
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auetioneersf Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhOu-e streets, il the Second DIS
trict Of this city, on TUESDAY August ID, 1877, at
twelve o'c0ek H. the following described prop
a CERTAIN Tor OF GROUND. together. with
the buildinas and improvements thereon, rlgh s.
WAYS privileges and advantages thereunto be-
longing or in anywise appertainiisg, situated lying
and being IN the First District Of this city, desG-
mated BY the number eleven of the square number
forty one, which is bounded by Constance, kace,
Robin and citation streets, and measuring,
French measure sixty feet front on said Consl ance
street, by ninety feet IN depth and mont on Race
street
Being the same property acquired by the de,
PENDANT hereiB from Dir Joseph Sauvinet, per act
passed before L. z. Cairo, then a notary pubic in
this city, dated the twelfth day of May, 1885.
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
e. s. SAUvINET
i-1O DC ar1q Shortly NJ tba Paviah Of Ovl-ans
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TyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans, No. 35s5.-By virtue of writ Of feH
iaelas TO me directed by the honorable the FIRM
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, In the
above entitled cause, Will proceed TO sell at pub
lie aueton, at my warehouse No "a st. Ann street,
between Royal and Bourbon streets, ia the Sec
ond District Of this city, NOM AL July ", l8II
at five o'clock P. M
THE BALANCE UNSOLD OF THE CONTENTS
OF A GROCERY STORE, taken from the corner OF
st. Peter and Where streets, as per inventory,
which may be seen at my Office.
Seized in the above suIt.
Terms-fhis being the second and last auetiOnsa
the said property viii be d. haitey adjudicsted to
the highest and last bidder for what 1t viii bring,
at twelve months credit, the purchasers furnish
ing bonds with good and solvent securities bearing
five per cent interest per anuum from date TIL
paid; said purchasers deducting from their bids,
and paying in cash their proportions In the print
ing, sherffs fees, eierks fees, keeping, storage,
etc which amount altogether to the sum of two
hundred dollars, or Whereabouts.
@. 3. SAUVTSBT,
jylO II p Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.