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CREDIT MOBILtER.

THE POLAND COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Fob. Tat the sitting Of Judge
Polands Committee this morning,
JOHN i. nLA1s
was examined BY Representative Stevenson.
The witness teutified that ho was MI original cor
porator Of the Sioux City, Town Falls l. Dubuque
Railroad, with Pratt Smith, OF Dubuque. John
Of Cedar Rapids. Ho detailed tho history Of
building tho road, tho Liquidation by Congross
tho legislation Of the state giving. tho grant to
either boforo Congress- or tbo stato
Legislature Tho .witnosa mover OK
PENDED cent for blaoknail for any ono,
other 3 momber Of Congress- or private citizon.
There was not single road across Iowa to-day
that was worth the money it cost to build tt.
The witness roforred to the list Of subscriptions,
md testified that William 3. Allison took ten
shares. lie .paid for luis stock, and noycr got q
Hooper a1ao had atool. Onkes Ames waa a large
subscriber. J. L. Wilson and Glonui ". SEQ
field woro Subscribers also. Tho Government
need not tax much Of the land given Iowa, as it
worthless. It reminded him of tho FrenohnaH
WHO had givon away $4,000 before broalsfaat,
and, when asked how ho made it, replied, II
ilaye jqst j M, marked my goods qp.r (Laughterl
being subscriber?
Al cannot Eay about Mr.. Dlaino. boliovo
llo had some stock which he got from tho
Coburna, Of Maine.
Blaine about taking stock. Tho members Of
Congress who hold stock bought and paid for
It, and none waa given for corrupt purposes
The county taxation upon the land-grants hold
whore there aro but 2s4 votes. they taxed us oi
our land-grant and got $780, 900. rhoy tax us
for building and supporting echool-housos,
which they noyer build. In ono case, one Of the
oountios taxed us enormously for building a
had to pay his wife SEQ a month for teaching her
own children. (Laugltor.1 They catch at every
kind OF taxation to got hold Of our money.
Judge Merriok.-Is that in Iowa2
60. (Langhtor.] Why. sir, it reminds me Of
tho Dutchman'a aon who won't West and wrote
homo to his father: dad Como out West
The meanest kind Of mon get Office out here"
ERenowed laughter.l Tho witneas further tcsti-
appoar on tho list Of Stockholders. All that the
witness know about B!aino having stock was
what bad boon testified to before this Commit
tee. No influence was brought to bear in Con-
cd. That was matter which the Stata waB at
tonding to. Never heard Of any promise ever
being mado to any 1nornber Of Congress.
THE HON. SAMUEL HOOPER
then testified that the firm Of which ho ia men1-
ber subscribed to stock in tho Sioux City d Iowa
Falls Road.
Question what extent was your firm intor-
oSsqa, a and what was yonr 21 proportton2
telling, but he could not see why the Committee
wanted to inquire into his private affairs. Tho
witness then exhibited o abatement showing tho
amount sold by the firm to be s189, 100. Tic
stock in the road. Tho subscription was mado
by his partner III the firm, though not until after
consultation.
TIE HON. JAMES O. BLAINE
, 1873-02-08
Adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE..

THE MILITARY ACADEMY.
After the dleposal Of few priynte bills tho
House vent into Committee Of the Whole on tho
Military Appropriation bill, appropriating
Mr CoBURN moved to strike out the clause
Of tho bill which gives the Secretary OF War the
discretionary power to substitute for the Profos-
sorslip OF Spanish tho Professorship OF Rhoto-
rio and English Literature.
The motion Of Mr. Cohurn was advocated by
hfmHelf and MessrB. WOOD, BUTLER (AIass.),
MAYNARD, DUNNELL, and YOUNG, md OPP
posed BY NIesars MARSHALL, SARGENT, md
BTOUGHTON. During tue discussion tho rela-
tive Importance to military education Of the
Spanish, Fronch, and German languages, was
canvassod, tho opponents Of tho motion
contonding TINT the two latter wore tho
most important, md its supporters claiming
TINT the close relations between tho United
States and Mexico tho West India Islands, and
the 6paniBh-American countries, rendered q
knowledge OF Spanish On tho part Of army Of
1cers necessary and desirable.
Mr. BUTLER spoke of the acquisition of
Mexico AZ a thing that would take place this
generation, and
Mr.. CObURN predicted that tho American
boy was born who would issue o proclamation
from MORO Castle, in Havana.
Finally, Mr. Cobnrn's motion prevailed, and
tho olauHe was struck out.
On motion OF hIr. BUTLER (NIass.), tho
amendment was agreed to, more specifically do
fniug too pay aud term of service Of Professors
in tho Academy.
The Committee thon rose, tho amendments
were agreed to, and the bill passed. 5
Adjourned.
, 1873-02-08
LOUISIANA,

LOUISIANA.
WAsu1Narou D. G., Feb. 7.-Tho Louisiana
Investigation was roaumod thla morning.
M'Mt1LrAN
was examined By Ray, and tostinod nB to hia
provious status In Louisiana; had novor been
III Morelouse and Rookand, two parishes OF bis
Senatorial District; ]lia statemont OF tho mum.
bor OF coloEod Fusion votos and .vhitc Republic
can votes was M opinion baaod upon his famil-
tarlty with public affairs.
LYNCH
was, examined by Trumbull and Haid hc oxarn-
lneu tho phperB that nero before bis Board and
new horo nll are not here; carpot-bag con-
tanning a1idayits relating to fraud, etc., Id miss
ing al Tho papors hero wore before tho Board
70 migaoB also somo papors furnished BY the
state Supervisors in relation to registration
romombor.
:. MoNian said he did not 500 tho relevancy Of
Kays crosa- examination himson, and suggested
It to bo stricken out.
Trumbull said it could do no harm, and might
as we'll romain.
:. Tho Lynch Hoard papors having arrived.
they and thono used by tho " Wharton Board :"
woro Bent to tho room of the Committee on
Elections, whittier War1noth, MCMILLAN, Ray,
Lynch, and southmnyd, repaired to examine
thom., Tho Oommittoo wont into secret sossiop
upon the preliminary ro& 7rt.
, 1873-02-08
CONGRESSIONAL,

6lGNAIE.
:, WASHINGTON, Fob. ia remonstranco Of Now
YORK business men agaiuat tho repeal Of tho
bankrupt law waB presented.
PACIFIC RAILROAD EARNINag
on motion OF Mr. CAS3ERLY, a resolution
~ Mas agreed to directing tho Secretary Of The
earnings OF tho Union Pacific Railroad Company
and the Central Pacific Railroad for 1916 and
1871, showing tho receipts for freight and pas
ea!ongofa, tho amount Of running expenseB, and
CHICAGO POST OFFICE.
, ut, MORRILL, Vt:) J, from tie Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, reported IN orig
inal bill authortzing tho Secretary Of tho Treas
Post Otlleo site in Chicago for land belonging
to tue School Fund of the city, at the corner Of
Polk street md Fifth ayonue. Tho di1orenbe in
value hotyoen tho two pieces Of land is to be
two to bo appointed by tho Troasury Depart
ment, two by the city authorities, and the Hffth
to be chosen by these four, which difference will
6e pc paid upon + their u award, whom approved by tho
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Mr. bHEItMAN introduced bill authorizing
an irrcyocablo deposit Of money in tho United
States Treasury, and the payment Of + per cont
interest thereon for charitable or educational
purposes. Referred.
INTERNATIONAL CopYn1oHT.
~. MORRILL, (h1o.) from tho Joint Com
mittee on Library, reported. adversely, the bill
RAILROAD BRIDGES. ~
A1r. RAMSEY, from tho Committee on Post
Offices, reported fayorab]y tho bill authorizipe
tho Northern Pacific Railroad Compauy to con-
Btruct bridge over tho ST. Louig River. and a
bill authorizing tho construction Of 8 BRIDGE
across tho Arkansas River at Van Buron. AK.
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.
AIr. MORRILL, WI reported, with amopd-
nonts. a bill providing for a Government build
ing at Parkcrsburg, ". Va,
THE surRo TUNNEL.
Mr.. ALCORN, from tho Committee on Mines,
roportod q bill to aid the combination of the
e,
, 1873-02-08

Thiu closed tho Boston investigation. hfr. VIII
yidod for Tie computation Of important ofica
accounts, md tho despatch Of tho Oompany's
books to, Washington ~ aids in making up his
final report,
, 1873-02-08

Blaino-1 would like to know what moi = ,asl-
lt,oy m,ohy you have boon bringing In now, t 8 you
knowledge Of law7 ITO tho Committee e do
not ,propose To DO catoohiBod by Stove. 3 In
what should call out Of this room a yer = Ip,,-
dent manner: The proper course for Sid u son
would have boon, aftor introducing his '4.~olu-
ton IL tho House, to hayo como down hore and
glVo l,is testimony aud o1oar OUT but instead Of
That no throws out drag-net in tho uouao to
catoh tho Speaker. and tl1on comoB down hero al
2 counter attorney as1iug mo II tho statements
nc inakos ara true. confoas, air, feol indtg-
'lant ut this course. think 1t Is 80 against
common courtesy.
-. isteysnnon-1t ia.' appears to mo havo been ar
1aigned before this Oommittoo.
Biatne-Yos, sir. 1 do arraign you.
Judge Po1and-Woll, ratlor think, eont1c-
mon, We viii hnve to suspend this course.
;, stovenson--f Wish to ask Blaine what no gayo
the Coburnn for tho stock ho got.
Blatno-1 told YOU hofore that gayo thom
s82, 600, noither moro nor less.
Q.-In what7
hlr. Daine-partly in money aud purity in
bonds. I detailed tho whole transaction tn my
former 's testimony, and every circumstance con-
Stevenson wanted to inquire as to othor doal-
inga betwoen Blaine and toburn.
Judge Polend- we can't allow my in
Stevenson Ind nothing olso to ass.
BcENE.
Dla1no--Then desire to put Stevenson on tho
staAu: !lo tostluel DeloFo tlhE nl6 motive IN
Introducing. tho resolution was to catcll the
Speaker. Nov, would like to show the animna
he had In introducing that resolution and ii llis
relations with tue Speaker were friendly.
Judge Poland-Wel1, wo must decline to go
into that question.
B1aino-Dut want to- show what was back of
Stevenson introducing the resolution tho ami
mus 1o had in doing so ho wanted to catch tho
Speaker.
stoyonson Every cxcitodly) y)-1 havo rights 1cro.
wish it understood, as we'll as the Speaker.
Judge Poland-Well, this contest must atop
here
6teyonaon-T Speaker said, In tho uouse,
tho other day, TINT tho mombets must DO 1oyai
to the Speaker.
Judge polnnd-Thnt will do; this must atop.
Mcorary [augbingly, to Blainel-Do you sub
D!asne--oh, certainly Glowing to Judge Po-
1anD. Ibeliove III being loyal to tho Speaker,
as Stevenson says.
Stevenson naltcd that Messrs, Coburns, Of
Milne, lie summoned.
Judge Poland thought tho testimony already
in covered all tho points as transaction between
Blatno aud themselves.
btevcnson-ny recent experience teaches mo
not to rely On the word Of any man.
Blaino-That experience is 30 near home to
you that you ought to rely on IT. [Laughtor.]
tho mind Of any momber Of this Committee to
ask mo any quoations, hope they will he ashod,
as havo not tho romotost shadow OF a Bhado OF
reluctance to answor. Tho matter between my
self and Messrs. Coburns Was plain atraight
business transaction, az rotated the other day,
and have nothing in the world to conoonl in re-
Judge Poland answered that no further wit
ncsseB would bo examined to-day, and the Com
mitteo at o'clock went into secret session. and
afterwards adjourned until 10 o'clock to-mor-
row,
, 1873-02-08


A circular has found it's way into Congress-
emanating from ono Green, who styles himself
Secretary Of the Original Credit Mobilier Of
America. Flo lays claim to SAT shares Of tho
stock, and offers to sell it very reasonably for
cash. It is suggested that Credit Mobilier in
vestments arc not so popular as they once wore
among Senators and mombers, and that there
will bo no takers, in tho present CongreaB ut
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
The Aev Einy.cens Currency.

The engravings for the new fifty cent eur
S1ncy have been completed under the su per-
vision of Mr.. George b. McCartee, the chief
Of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
and in about ten days he will begin the
printing of the notes. The paper on which
they will appear will De one-fourth of an
Inch shorter and . quarter of an inch
AarrOwer than the old ones. On the left
end OF the face appears the head vignette
Of Hon. Samuel Dexter whe was Secretary
Of the Treasury in 1901
Along the head OF the currency will be
printed the words United States frac-
SiOnal currency" and Immediately beneath
this the seal in beautiful scroll work. The
words "tifty cents is located under this
get, with the large figures ''50' underlying
Shem, and still beneath this is "A small lathe
counter with no denomination, and be.
Aeath the whole is printed the simile of
General Spinners signature. Along the
extreme righ, is located the words fifty
cents in neat scroll work, and the sigma
sure of the register of the treasury, Hon.
John Allison, is affixed at the lower lett
hand corner.
The backs bear about the same appear.
Ance that the old ones did. but the light
tinted strands that appear on the face OF
She old note will show only on the blank
space at the left end of the back OF the cur
tency. These notes will present a much
improved appearance both in size and style
Of execution.
The faces will be printed at the Treasury,
and the backs in New York, under the di,
section IF Mr.. McCartee.
The engravings for the new five dollar
9otes will be prepared at once
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Monetsry--C0mmerclal.


Gold opened a. 49, dll61s againg. !!ss az New
York AID aft er moderate business closed at Il9
lIGi 1isc higher than on Saturday., against ii3 2
IN tina, market The sales auLlmed UP 4ol,ooo.
embracing +!i oca at ll5a.; $4,000 at 1000
s2GGO ard Il 600 at ZIG: 600 at lt9 llt. and
$1,000 at 49,. 80
.ales o, silver were reported. American half
dollars quoted az I"o J. 1lo't. ara Mexican
dollars at t. cen: premium. IN sold. ior He" ah0
I for ID. ,,
The movemen. in sterling exchange was limited,
and, under the course OF gold ana 1its as &c.
u:day. The sa.es were confined 70 4 on' ann
pr:sing !5u. b Of ladiDg at l26; 912D ard sIeOo
do at flGL; ( 1910 DO at 1861 d26s6: sl"" co at
,lC.s: &I9oO bank at. and $4,000 do AT l2't4.
No Gales Of francs Or German MaIks were re-
At the close sterling bills were quoted az l26a
!26h for bill o ading and Al clear, and u. u tor
bank and francs a. i,56 y 6455 for private and
;52L Q45la :oy Uank. German marks were DOni.
nal. .
Me variation ia rates. The only sales yeporte
were $40 600 commercial sight on New York at 5l6
to cent prem! iIn and few snal ey SUMS OF bank,
amounting 10 about $2o, 600. at Z.
The banks continued to check on New York az
i T. cent premium. and private sight is still!
uleted al : 10.
No sales OF stocks were reported.
There was an active demand for city god bear.
ing seven t. gents bu: the only sale reported was
5000 Co early. They closed at abou: OK showing
City appropriation certificates continued nom.
anal at So AGO.
In Metropolitan Police warrants we noticed sales
Of S 900 at 81; + 1900 at 49,. and $500 a; a35:.
They closed at Sa0S3ls.
Graham State warrants were nominal at "a.
No sales of Clinton State warrants were reported.
They were yaSiOusly quoted At the close .: - 30
and 5E0S1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
By s. 0uinault.
SUCCESSION OF AMELIA COHy WIFE OF 1. l.
PESSOU-NO. 36 3ls.

Sk\kESSlON of AMELIA NCdN, +" AZ z Of ~ L.
PEssoU7NO sc 3l:.
DY =. GUINAULT. AUCT1ONEER-oFF1C1
ID corner of Exchange alley and Renville street,
SATURDAY, August 30 1873, viii be sold al twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
orable the Second District Court foE the parish OF
l. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in square 10. A.
bounded by Desire. Piety, Johnson Qate LiberaD
and Force streets numbered from to 6, inclusive,
each measuring Sc feet and some inches front on
Desire street. by 100 feet deep. No. forming the
corner o: Desire and Johnson streets, and No. 6
forming the corner of Desire and Force streets.
?. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in square No. IS,
bounded by Elmre, Congress, johnson (late LIB
era) and Force streets. numbered from to 6, each
measuring Sc feet and some inches front on Eimire
street by 2o feet deep No. forming the corner Of
Elmire and johnson streets, and No forming the
corueI of Emre and Force streets.
3. A PORTION OF LAND, forming part Of Jour
dan brick yard, three miles below the city, in the
square bounded by Royal, Delondes, Dauphin
streets and the line Of the property of the Society
of the Holy Cross being one half of square No 10
sketch of the same is annexed TO an act before F.
Grima, notary, dated fifteenth of May. 1869, the
same containing twelve lots numbeIed M from one
lines. more or less on Royal street, 30l feet
inches lines on Delondes street, l36 feet inches
lines on Dauphine street, and 3ol feet 10 inches
lines on the line OF the property ct the Society OF
J. LOT Of GROUND situated in the Third Dis
lTiCt VI tliiS CltS suudlc bouhOCO oy
dren Mysterious History and Love streets desg-
mated by No on plan dated October 25 1882,
drawn by J. n Depouilly surveyor, deposited in
the office Of P. E. Laresche, notary. under No. 20 of
his book of plans. marked L. said lot of ground
measuring 80 feet front on GoodchlldIen street. by
il from lot No. O. and about 90 feet inches on the
opposite line, and 80 feet in dh the line.
Together with the buildings AID Improvements
thereon.
Terms-One half cash the balance at one years
credit, with interest at eight per cent from date
until final payment, and five per cent at torney's
ment.
Acts Of eaie before A. D. DOrocourt notary public,
at the expense OF the purchasers as well ss all the
&c and iyIl allf
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
SALE TO EFFECT 4 PARTITION.
SUCCESSION OF MANETTE DUBREIUL-No.34,5l2

SALE TO EFFECT a PARTITION.
SUCCESSION OF MANETTE DUBREIUL-No 3s,5l2.
DY $. GUINAULT, AuCTIeNEER-cFFICE
SATURDAY, August %, 1873, will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctiuneers' Ex-
change, Royal, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, by virtue of Judgment from the honora-
bic the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, rendered December II 1871, and signed De-
cember Is, 1871. the following property, to wit
First District.
lALOT OF GROUND situated in the first
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Claiborne Derbgny, PALMYRA and Gasquet streets,
in the prOlongatiOn of suburb IRENE, composed OF
: inches lines, forming part OF lot No. 3, in the
square designated as No. II. according to plan
drawn by, James Pile. said lot No. having 26
feet inches lines front on Claiborne street and
me assuring. by adding the said fraction of said lot
No. 3! foot : inches 6 lines-28 feet inches 4
lines front on Claiborne street by !05 feet inches
} lines in depth, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, known - Miller 4
bakery.
,ALOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF this city, in the square bounded by
Hospital Barracks, Rampant and Burgundy streets,
measuring, French measure. 33 feet front on Hos
pital street, by depth of 100 feet. Together with
al the buildings and Improvements thereon, Nos.
l57 and l57ls.
B. Lot OF GROUND, situated in the same Dis
trict. in the square bounded by Hospital, Ursu.
lines Bourbon and Dauphne streets, measuring,
French measure 80 feet front on Hospital street
by 60 feet in depth Together with all the build
i. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same
district in the square bounded by St. Philip, Du-
maine Royal and Bourbon streets, measuring 30
feet front on st. Philip street by so feet deep,
bounded on side by TIE property of Messrs.
Cordeviole LacroiI, and on the other de by
that of Mr.. Cussch; together with all the brick
buildings and improvements thereon; No. 56.
5, ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same district in the square bounded by St. Philip
Crsulines thartres aid Royal streets, measuring
81 feet |! inches lines front st. Philip sire
by depth OF 81 feet inches. bounded the SIDE
toward Chartres street bv the property of O.
Blineau and on the other side :VH ard RcySI street
bv that of Mrs. Provost.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale before J. ,. COf,ey. notary pubic a.
the expense of the purchasers. including al the
taxes for the current year 1873, payable in I8.i.
iv22 81 au1 IA %
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
By G.. De Ferret & Co.
SUCCESSION OF -. PONs.

Second District Court for the Parish Of OrleanA-
No. s6.35,.
DYG. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JOHN @. MON
ID rose. iuctioneer-otfice, No. 50 Royal street.
TUESDAY, July %, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange. will be sold by
public auction, by virtue OF an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated June 49, 1873
A CERTAIN LEASE TO GEORGE PEARSON and
BY him transferred to 4; 0. Pons, Of premises No.
September 80, 1874 This lease is subject to
two sub-leases made by said A. O.. Pons.
One to Albert Weber Of a space on the Sec
ond floor, now used by him as office, for Is per
month expiring October l, 1873. and the other to
B. Luckner of the third and fourth stories Of said
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
CONSTABLES' SALES,

John Il. Jublin vs.. Widow p. Helms.
berger Fourth Justice Court for the Parish OF
Orleans. No. II7?.
DY vIRTla - 4 WRIT OF PERI EACIAS
ID to me dile.,.. y the Hon. John Cain. Fourth
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF Or
leans VIII proceed to sell at public auction, OH
TUSEI AY. .ui % 1873 AT twelve o'clock NJ, at
the corn. Roval and Barracks Streets
A LOT oI :IOtsEHOip FURNITURE.
ONE PIGEON HOLE TABLr.
Seized III the above entii cd sUit.
Terms-Cash o.. the SPOT.
iy22 IT. J. W. JONES, Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
BY Charles E. Fort1er.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE SECOND DIS.
TRICT.
SUCCESSION OF EUGENE HACKER.

DY CHARLES E. FORTIER, AUCTION.
ID eer-Office No. 90 Exchange alley,-SATUR.
DAY, August 23 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, vii,
be sold at the st. Louis Auction Exchange by
order Of The Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Sec.
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
July Is. 1873
PORTION OF GROUND designated by the No.
of square bounded by st. Philip, Johnson Dt,.
maine and Galvez streets having 80 feet front on
st. Philip street, by l57 feet inches deep on the
line nearest to johnson street, 1873 feet inches
deep on the opposite line. at which line it opens at
night angles feet near Galvez street and at that
point has another depth Of % feet 9 inches on a
lhe parallel TO Idlvez street, the said prop
erty measures % feet width in the rear.
AND LOT OF GROUND, adjoining the above,
de:ignated by the No s. having 30 feet front st.
rhlllp street, by 100 feet deep. between parallel
lines together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, consistil z in a large house, about
egnt feet from the ground built on brick pillars,
WIN hall in the middle, containing SIX rooms,
gallery IN front, large kitchen, stable, etc.
LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings thereon,
ID the Second District in square bounded By CarOn-
delet walk, Rocheblave ST. Louis and DOrgenois
streets, measuring A feet II inches lines front
ST. Louis street % feet inches lines front on
CarOndeet walk ~ feet inches lines on the line
toward Dorgenois street.
Terms-One- third cash. balance in one and two
years credit with eight per cent interest for notes
secured by mortgage, with al the usual clauses
and five nAr cent AftOfneBD fAA0 in cn00 az suit.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
POUND NOTLrEn.

DEPARTMENT OF PoLICR 1
New Orleans, July II, 1873
WERE BROUGHT TO THE THIRD D1sTR1c1.
" round, corner of Urquharu and Union
One red and white cow, with both ears cut
One red COW, with white spots and wbi+<
and No. 60 on back A'p "no sloes
which, 4 not claimed within five davs and tbA
eexpenses tnereon paid will be sold ct public amc.
II tKalxn A2eloek n ~ AA'soAy ~, 1878,