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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-02-21

City distilled and selected casks.
TAR-The market for this article
has exhibited marked contrast to last
week, and has throughout the week
been very dull and declining. On
Friday it opened weak, but the re-
ceipts were very small and the sales
were at the previous days rate, 81 30.
Saturday the amount offering sale be-
ing very large, buyers refused to pur-
chase unless at concession, which, i'll
the evening was made and prices again
declined % cents. Monday there was
no improvement to the tone of the
market and prices further declined %
cents. Tuesday the market showed
slight disposition to react, but up to
the time of closing our report nothing
further has developed, the market
closing at 50 80 p Dbl. The receipts
have been upwards of 700 bbls., but
the exports have reached 1000 bills,
and the stock in market has become
reduced to 1856 bbls. The following
table contains the receipts and sales
for the week !:
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ARRIVED.

Sehr pM Tilton, Tilton, Elizabeth
sSeamship Regulator, Freeman, New
FORK, Barry Bros.
|. Feb 15--Schr Gen Harriss, Thomp-
son, Elizabeth City, Mitchell & Son.
Schr Emblem, Roberts, Elizabeth
City, Mitchell & Son.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A d Cazaux
Steamer D MurchisOn, Garrison,
Fayetteville, Williams & Murchison
Schr John Wentworth, Lewis, Bel
fast, Me, Master, with hay, 3 F
Mitchell & Son
Schr William & John, Davis, Per
quimans county, DeRosset & Co.
Schr Fairfield, Roberts, Hyde
county, DeRosset & Co.
Schr Jennie NJ Vandervoort, Homan,
Elizabeth City, Mitchell & Son.
Schr Siam, Ackerly, Elizabeth City,
Mitchell & Son.
Schr Tntle Dayton, Ferris, Elizabeth
City, Williams \ Murchison.
Schr Joe Carleton, Spear, Camden,
Me, Worth & Worth
Feb 17-Steamship Pioneer, Wake
ley, Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
Brig Home, Gem, Havana, Geo G.
Barker & Co, with guano for Navassa
Guano Co. sEsf -...t
Norwegian Barquentine Magarethte,
Dahl, Boston, Willard Bros.
Norwegian Schr Kvick, D'Herem,
Havana, Willard Bros.
Spanish Barque Isabel, DeNobas,
Havana, Mofitt g. Co.
German Barque Amaia, Book
Europe, via Savannah, Willard Bros.
(Br) Barquentine Brilliant Star, Cor
ner, Brazos, Texas, Wick & Mebane.
Schr A F Bailie, Allen, Beaufort, n
G., Northrop & Cumming.
Schr James Bliss, Hatch, Boston, e
Kidder & Son.
Schr n A FarwelI, Farnham, Boston,
G G Barker 81 Co.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, New York,
Barry Bros.
Schr Lillian, Davis, Elizabeth City,
DeRosset & Co.
Schr Eta, Heady, Swansboro', Jas
Anderson & Co.
Schr Lorenzo, Foreman, New River,
Jas Anderson & Co.
Feb 19-Schr Taylor & Matthias,
Cheesman, Philadelphia, (6S days. to
Harriss & Howell, with coal to o G
Parsley & Co.
Schr B F Farnham, Brewster, Bos-
ton, Master. Experienced heavy
weather and lost jib-boom, and fore
topmast.
Spanish Barque Desengano, Tellerea,
Havana, Williams & Murchision.
Schr l. A Edwards, Miller, New York,
Williams & Murchison. Experienced
heavy gales; lost main topmast.
CLEARED.
Feb Steamship D j Foley, Price,
Baltimore, A d Cazaux
Schr Joseph Baxter, Baxter, Boston,
G G Barker & Co.
Schr Sophia Godfrey, Godfrey, New
York, Harriss & Howell.
Schr Lucia Murchison, Jones, New
York, Williams & Murchison,
Feb 15-Brig Nellie Clifford, Little
field, Cardenas, E Kidder & Sons.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New
York, Barry Bros.
Brig John Pierce. Townsend. Car
denas, Worth & Worth.
Brig Josie A Deverallx, Curtis, Bos-
ton, Worth & Worth.
Rebecca Clyde, Childs, Baltimore,
A D CaZaux.
Schr D Talbot, Amsbury, Darien,
GA, Master
NJ G Mosley, Coggins, Mayaguez, G
G Barker & Co.
LC Hickman, Robinson, Philadel-
phia, Harriss & Howell.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakelev, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Schr Mary B Harris, Mitchell, Ken
nebunkport, Maine, J H Chadbourn
& Co.
Brig Black Swami, Winslaide, Mar
Unique, E Kidder & Son.
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ROSIN-After the close of our re-
view of last week, there was an active
movement and considerable excitement
in the rosin market, caused by buyers
coming into market ard purchasing all
the strained on spot, and also buying
largely for March delivery. This
caused considerable excitement. in the
market friday the first day of our
review, and prices advanced materially
with transactions of eco bbls strained
on spot, at So, / 900 bbls delivered at
s. O5, and 1 800 bbls. March delivery,
buyers option, at Sc 20. Saturday
there was no moveEent III strained,
but the market was very firm, and sci,
lers refused to accept the previous
days figures, AIon!.ay the market
settled, aud 200 bbls. sold at s3 Is.
an advance of 10cts. Since the market
has ruled very firm with fair amount
OF transactions daily at the ruling quo
! tatlans 70 %. No g has figured also
very extensively with advances corr es-
ponding to those of strained. No. ].
There has also existed very fair de-
maud far this grade, and the daily
sales have been large with advances
almost in every instance. Pales have
not taken much part in the week, but
prices have ruled very firm, and may
| also be quoted shade higher. The
receipts for the week have been light,
but the exports have elsa been quite
small, and ia taa general position of
, the stock the change is unimportant,
and it was. when last taken, $1,000
hbls, The sales for the week were as
| follows .,t r - .
| Friday, Feb. l4-Sales of 200 bbls.
| strained, on spot. at So, $50 bbls. do.
delivered at IS 05, 1,5OO bbls. March
, delivery, buyers option. OF ss 20, and
36 bbls. No. al So ~,
| Saturday. feb. 15-Sales of SOC
bLls. how No. ] at 50 % and 50 bbls.
extra No. J. at 8 81.
/, Monday, Feb. 17-Sales of 3sS bbls
Opaque at So 25 snsl 1000 bbls.
strained at 81 Is.
TUESDAY, Feb. 1S-Sales of 800 bbls
strained Mt 23 Is.
Wednesday, Feb. 19-Sales of !, aO(
bbls. strained at Sd Is, so htls. No.
at So 25, and $50 bbls. No. at 81 80
Thursday, Fec. aO-Sales of Bon
bbls, strained at So Is p Dbl.
t., GRAIN.--CoRN-Th corn marke
has been more active during, tn,
week than for some weeks. past. In,
market for cargoes showed an advance
of 2. cents during shs first day of on,
review. bas later has fallen bacl
! to it's original state and closes yer.
easy, in view of the fact that severa
large cargoes are now Sin transit Th'
cargo sales for the week have been nu
merolys, hut Tow have been reported, a
$hey were sold on private terms. Their
We're only two (2) cargoes reported
the schooner B. NJ. TiHon, containin,
1850 bushels at So cents, (this was M
. no criterion of the market, as it hat
been sometime since any receipts O
consequence had come to hand, ant
, this was the first calga places
on market, 3he other sale wa
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-
market through the early part and
middle of the past week was very firm
in tone and the daily sales were free as
the limited stock in receivers hands
would admit. From the opening of
the week there was a disposition mani
tested by sellers to obtain better prices,
but this was not accomplished until
Monday evening, when $50 casks were
sold at an advance of cent. This was
the only advance gained during the
week, but at the time of closing our
writing, the market is firm at ga cents
and sellers are asking higher figures.
The receipts for the week were about
1000 casks and with very light exports,
some stock has accumulated and now
in market is 800 casks-of this there is
very little in first hands and the bulk
is held for export. The following sales
comprise the movement for the week ::
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7 CRUDETURPENTINEs-The move
ment OF. this article during the week
has been very large aad Will foot up
fully 12,GOO bhis. The tone of the
market has been very buoyant and
prices from day to day have ruled very
steady without experiencing any
change. The heavy receipts this week,
which are larger than those f, six
past, have been due to the late Use ia
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WICK & MEBANE.
Cotton Factors.
AND
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, n. G.

~ Liberal Advances made.
@COnsignments OF Cotton, Naval Stores
and Country Produce, and orders for the pI,
chasesof same solicited.
~ Bagging and Ties on hand for sale.
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Richmond. Arson, Cumberland and Moore,
and in several counties Of South Carolina, its
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MWppidF MT havs Yent'itea the asser-
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: A charitable lady sent oBs Of her
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change the trimming:
- no.ts-contestedl Inv SIT has gus -
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The merits OF this valuable preparation are
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Certificates can be presented from many lead
ing Physicians, Ministers, and heads OF famH-
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highest terms. The Fluid Extract of Rosddalis.
DIR. 4. WILSON CARR, OF Baltimore, says
she has used il in cases OF Scrufula and other
disc Asses with much satisfaction.
DE-. L. &. PUGH. OF Baltimore, recommends
it to all persons suffering with diseased Blood,
saying it is superior o any preparation he has
ever used.
RRv DABNEY BALL. OF the Baltimore M.
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benefited by its that he cneerfully recon-
mends it. TO ALL his friends and acQuafntAnces.
CRAVEN & CO. Druggists. at tiordonsville,
Va. sav it never failed To yivc satisfaction.
SAN,L G. MCFADDEN. Muefreesboro, Ten
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Did our space admit we could give You teati-
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The Meanest Vet.

Some gentlemen were talking about
meanness, when one said he knew
man on Lexington avenue who was the
meanest man in New York.
"How mean is that = asked a
friend. -
VII, ,.e is 30 lae,.n that he keeps
4 i've cent piece, with string tied to
it, to give to beggers, and, when their
backs are turned he jerks it out OF
their pockets y
why, this man is SO mean, con-
tinued the gentleman, that he gave his
children ten cents apiece the night be-
fore the Fourth of July, but during
the night when they were asleep, he
went up stairs, took the money out of
their clothes, and then whipped them
in the morning for losing it -
docs he do anything else?'
Eyes, the other day 1 dined with
him, and / noticed the poor little ser
want Girl whietlad gaily All the way up
stairs, with the dessert; and when
sked ny generous friend what made
Der whistle so happily, he said ; Why,
/ keep her whistling she can't eat
the raisins out of the cake,
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WILMINGTON NORTH CAROLINA
TIE -E.E
g.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
DIRECTORS,

DIR. e. A.. ANDERSON Medical Director
DIRECTORS. .-.. .....-. =
j. W. ATKINSON, General Insurance Agent
1. b. CHANGER, 2resid't Bank OF New Han
over. T~-
F. ". KEEoHNKR, Grocer and Commission
c. NJ. sTEDxAN, OF Wright & stedrrau e
I. II. MCkoT, of w. A. Whitehead 90 Co.,
Fayetteville. =
II. b. EILERs, Commission Merchant. s1--
A. A. WILLARD, OF Willard Brothers.
CIV WILLIAMS, Of Winiamss & MG1eniaon.
ELI MURRAY, of e. MUIR @ Co. ' >-i
A. j. DERossET, of DeRosset & Co., Pre-
RoRr. HENN1He, of Dawson, Teel & Hen
ALEX. srRuag, British Woe Consul. of sprunt
NMgEEr4E, attorney at lay:
JAS. G: McRAE, Atty at Law, Fayetteville.
L. B. KELLY, Merchant; Kenansviile.
SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADyAN-
TAGES. ...a
1st. No restriction on Residences or Travel.
I'd. No extra charge on the lives OF Females.
ID. Policies Incontestible after Five Years.
4th. The rates of Interest on the funds of the
Company higher than those On the Funds OF
Com panies located in other States, thu insur-
ing larger Dividends to Policy Holders.
9th. The Directors and Officers OF the Com
pany are prominent NORTH CAROIINIANJ,
who are KNOWN 10 be men OF INTEGRITY
and WORTH.
9Th. The Company is established a solid
and permanent basis s.eps having been taken
| to increase the Capital Stock to 100000
7th All tho Eurds of tho Cn,v,uo,av
sere Invested i'm this State and 1Ireu.
lated among our OWN People. This fact
should commend the Company, above all 9TH
eTs, TO North Carolinians. 1t is well known
that hundreds of thousands of Dollars OF Life
Premiums are annually sent North to enrich
Northern Capitalists, thus continually draining.
our people Of immense amounts which should
be kept at home. On this ground the friends
of this Company confidently appeal TO every son
OF the Old North State, and ask their support
for this Home Institution, which, while it
offers substantially all the advantages OF North
ern Con panies, helps TO build up Homo In.
terests. II,
JAMES D. BROOKS.
General Supervising Agent,
Ralei sh, N q.
THOS. CREME Local a gent. ..-
april 9Th. 1872 1GZ
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who pay for contract orders $6@SS,
and 50 25@$5 for common NJ.
PEANUTS yet there has been
no recovery or advance of prices in
this market, although the stock is re-
ported to have fallen one-half short of
last year, and with comparatively no
receipts and very heavy exports the
stock here is estimated not to exceed
10000 bushels. Dealers are pur-
chasing at the following rates
Ordinary Is to rs
Prime .......... IS to l 90
Extra Prime .....1 90 to 05
Fancy .......... 1911 20 to 1 30
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EXPORTS.

COAsTwISE.
BALTIloRE--Steams d J Foley,
461 bbls rosin, IS bbls tar, IS do pitch,
8 bales cotton, 1858 bushels peanuts. 33
casks spirits turpentine, 8 pkgs mdse
BorToN-Schr Joseph Baxter, 27S
casks spirits turpentine. 500 bbls tar,
100 do pitch, l, $40 do rosin.
New York-Steamship Regulator
mdse, 1880 bushels peanuts, 2, 1873
bbls rosin, so do pitch, 100 do tar, 1877
casks spirits turpentine, 100 bbls soap
stone, ia do crude turpenline.
NEW YoRK--Schr Sophia Godfrey,
2,266 bbla rosin
Schr Lucia Murchison, 2,31O bbls
rosin, $50 bales cotton, 100 casks spir-
its turpentine, 60 bbls lighters, II
pkgs mdze.
CARDENAs Brig Nellie Clifford,
1875, a73 feet lumber.
Boston-Brig Josie 4 Deveraux-116
bales cotton, 800 bushels peanuts, ,553
bbls rosin, 80 casks spirits turpentine,
200 bbls pitch, no do tar, "a pkgs
mdse.
Baltimore-Steamsaip Rebecca
Clyde-177 casks spirits turpentine,
511 bbls tar, 969 do rosin, 9 bales cot
ton, Is bushels peanuts, 1925 feet lum-
Der, II pkgs mdse.
| Pliladelphis-Sch l. G. Hickman
1914, 632 feet lumber.
Philadelphia Steamship Iaoneer-
1853 bbls tar, 822 do rosin, $50 bales
cotton, 80 casks spirits tr1rpentine, 1O0
bbls pitch, 5 pkgs mdse, 100 bbls light
ers, 6 tons Old iron, bales rags. sc
bushels peanuts, 65,O46 feet lumber.
Kennebunkport, Me--Schr Mary B
Harriss $50 feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
Mayagucz- NJ C Mosley-s170,-
600 feet lumber,
Cardenas--Brig John Pierce-78, 40
feet lumber, 125 empty hhds, 100 hhls
tar, so do pitch, 292 spruce poles.
Martinique-BrigB Black Swan-1O9,'
694 feet lumber, 69,277 shingles.
| List of Vessels In the Port of VII
mingtOn, N. c., February 20, 1878
STEAMSHIPS.
''''' BARoUENTINE.
(Br) Brilliant Star. dis,
Iiek 4 Aebans
Forwegian Magarethte, Dahl; dis,
BARQUES,
(Germana Amalia, Book, dis;
(German) Favorite, Craft, dis,
Moffitt & c.,
CBr) Express, Langston, dis,
Harriss & Howell
Spanish Isabel, DeNobas, dis,
Mofitt g. ~
Desengano, Tellerea, dis,
| "mliams & Murchiso
ID, BRIGS.
German Alaesst i,essa, Schiebe, dis,
Ocean Belle, Kelley, dis,
: ! E Kidder & So
C s Packard, Packard, ldg,
Home, Gem, dis, G G Barker {. G
! SCHOONERS
James Bliss, Hasch, ais,
E Kidder & So
/ N A Farweu, Farnham, dis,
q G Barker & G
Lillias, Griffin, repg, G G Barker & c
George s Emily, Richards, rpg,
G G Barker & c
Little Rock, Myers, dis, -,
!, g. & G Barker 4 c
Ben, Davis, 1dg, New York,
ii Williams 81 Murchiso
Adolph Hugel, Wicks, dis,
j Harriss & Have
IL G Wishart, Mason i,i4s "
:. Il fiastfss 4 Howe
John Wentw orth, Lewis, dis, Mastt
Joe Carleton Spear, dis,
Worth & Wort
Norwegian k,ie, D'Herem, ais.
{ L 4 Edwards. Miller, dis,
= So. Williams Il Murchiso
! Taylor : Matthias. Cheesman, dis,
. 4. Harris & Howe
iB F Farnham, Brewster, dis, Mastt
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FERTILIZERS-B the arrivals of
several cargoes of late, the market is
fairly supplied with all kinds men,
toned below The Spring demands
have not yet fully opened, but we note
a fair business doing at the following
rates: Peruvian Guano, (Chincha Island)
S75, $770nSSn; do. do. Guanope, so ::
Carolina Fertilizer, S53 time; $4S cash
S4O@S5O; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos-
phate. SO@hS65 Wanda Guano, $40 ;
/ Patapsco, do, 500 Navassa Guano,
! $55, cash, and 500, time Cape Fear
! Guano, s35, cash, and s45, time E..
F. Coe'sSuperphosphate of Lime. $50
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate,S 60 ;
Lister Bros. Supe:phosphate of Lime,
So. Whann's Raw Bone Superphos-
phssse., So Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany's Pure Bone, $48: do. do. dou-
BILE refined Poudrette, $50; do. do.
Nit. Phosphate Lime, $50; Berger &
Butts Superphosphate, $50 Wilson'S
Superphosphate Of Lime, $50.
/ WOOD-Thc stock of wood is large
but prices are well up. Oak and ash
are in fair supply, but pine is very
scarce and wanted. Sells from flats
by the cord and in large quantities a,
| the following quotations
The New York herald., 1873-12-29
The Survivors mt Home.


UNITED STATES STEAMER JUNIATA, THIRD RATE,
Dec 70, 1S73 =
To THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, washington, ID. Co.
We, the undersigned, who are the survivors Of
the crew and passengers OF the AmericS.n steamer
virgnius, captured by the Spanish man-of.war
Tornado and who have been. 1mpfisoned in San
tiago de Cuba and elsewhere ~ the Spanish au-
thorities, and some Of ds having been condemned
to be shot to deatn- beg to extend to Your Excel
lency our mos hesrtfelt and grateful thanks for
the ne,-.getia measures taken by your
self. a. head Of the government Of the
Jrited States, for our timely rescue
ana delivery from death, or what was almost EQUIV
a,snt sentence 10 the chain gang or Spanish
prison. For this opporsane aid pa iptsrsfenSSs nee
In our behaifwhich has been. Without SoN4i XIV
, scribers win always thank Your ExCellenoy. T9a
constant energy shown by Commander " Y.
Rraine. United States Navy made MIN one OF the
| most instrumental means OF our rescue, which
action together with hts unceasinR kindness and
care. as Shown towards and extended to us both
The New York herald., 1873-12-29

About half-past three O'CLOCK yesterday after
noon the Juniata weighed anchor from the Quar-
antine anchorage and steamed up to the Battery,
where she remained for an hour or two and then
in company with the United States tugboat
Catalpa proceeded to the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
was made fast TO the swinging buoy or the Cob
surrendered prisoners will be put on board the
receiving ship Vermont to-day and that they Will
probably be discharged tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1873-12-29
The Juniata Mt the Navy Yard.

prior to and after our release, will always be heI6
In the grateful remembrance OF us all.
Signed by Simon Gratz and l01 others.
The New York herald., 1873-12-29

there were
FOUR PIGS AND A cow,
upon which was sent back to the cell and subse-
quenty informed that was condemned to DEATH"
Rizo fully confirms the others as to the foul treat
oppressors, with the addition that scarcely day
passed without the jaier informed them that on
the following morning they were to be taken out
and shot like dogs. cannot do better in this con-
necton than to cite the case Of Henry King, na-
tive OF Chester, England. He was machinist on
the British steamer Caribbean, and on arriving at
AspinwaI he was attacked by the yellow
fever and sent to the hospital at Kings
ton, Jam. When convaescent he went
to the Sailors Home, from which he was shipped
on board the virginius as first oiler. He said
ne never heard OF the virginius before the day he
joined her, and although he produced his discharge
from the Caribbean at his trial, he was, neverthe-
less subjected to all the suferings and privations
endured by the others. He believes he would have
been shot but for the timely arrival Of the men.of
war.
CoRRoBoRAT1vE TESTIMONY.
Every one OF the survivors on board the Juniata
made statement endorsing all that has already
been set forth in reference to the capture OF u
virginius and the subsequent crueltieS, ufSctla,
on them while confined In prison s,hnin N. -
who was among the nr~mbef eop..,smnsS ned :,
DEATH gives VIZ Description Of the placu,
spot INTO which ap We're thrust in tn,
-~effo Cattle, and, Ike the others, had given nj
ait sopes of his life. He adds that, despite all tn
promises made 70 Commander Ryaipe BY the prisol
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-05-17
SUCCESSION SALE

ClANES'SlON DALE.
In the Succession 7. G. Kirk, decd
DY virtue of a writ of sale to me
ID directed from the Honorable,
the Parish Court of Bossier parish,
Louisiana, viii sell at public auc-
ton to the last and highest bidder, at
the late residence of the deceased, at
Dickson's Y Reads, Bossier parish,
La, on Thursday the 22nd day of
May, 1874, the following described
property, to-wit:
A large stock of assorted merchan-
disc, book accounts, notes, &c, DC.
The merchandise to I've sold in small
lots, er parcels, as nventoried accord
ing TO the process verbal.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
Of appFaisement. In case the said
property fails TO bring the appraised
value thereof at first bidding. that it
be Immediately, and at same place,
re-offered for what ii will bring on a
credit of Il months-credit purchas-
ers being required to give Il months
BOND, with approved personal secur-
ny, bearing 5 per cent per annum
interest from day of sale.
BE- ONEAL,
Sheriff and ex-officio auct'r.
Bellevue, La, May 10, 1873.