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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
REGISTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NKw CASTLE COUNTY. October 81, 1873.
IPoN the application of Virginia NJ. G. Groves.
~ Administrative Of Emmeline Groves, late OF
mite Clay Creek Hundred. In said County, deceased,
Is ordered and directed by the Register that the Ad
aforesaid give notice OF the granting Of lot
trrs o. Administration dpon the estate oil deceased
Win inc date OF granting thereof by causing adver.
temenis to be posted within 40 day iron, the date Of
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons hay-
Ivy demands against tho Estate TO present the same,
Ut hDhe ny an Act OF Assembly In such case nude
and provided. And also cause the same TO be in
s y e. within the same period, III the DELAWARE
~. nnf ubLlGA N, ahewspnper publishettin Whining
Ton, anu TO be continued therein two months,
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of Office o I
}"s. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle. In New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day and wear
above written. u. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE. a II persons having claims against the
Estate of e deerare, must present tue duly at
tested TO the Admins ratrix before October S1st
1874 or abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided.
VIRGINIA NJ. q. GROVES
nov6-2m Address, Newark, IDei. Administratrix
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

GoLD.--iold will command premium so
long as the duties oil imports are required TO be
paid in that kind Of coin. AS soon rs Congress
will enact that 0reenbacks shall be taken at the
Collectors Office for duties, aud the balance Of
trade remains in favor Of orr country, gold will
cease to command premium. Tho banks
could then resume without Inconvenience, and
the great question which has troubled the
minds Of Statesmen and tinanciers, would be
solved. If our people were prudent and econo-
mical there would not be any ovcrtrading, as
they need only buy what they can pay for in the
products Of tho country. AT any rate tho plan
might be tried and the gold be gradually substit
led for paper if the importations promised to
prove excessive. Hl4i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS
Corrected every Wednesday and Saturday.
ny CAREY T. MARI
Flour per barrel, sGooalO 90
Wheat per bushel, al m
Corn, per bushel n
Corn Meal, 10
Oats, per bushel, 10
, Gronhu Corn and Oats per bid SO
biddlings, (best, per bushel, sl9
common do, per bushel, LILO
Best ship, 10
Common do, 80
Hay, loose, per ton, 5000
Hay, baled. per ton, -
straw, loose, per ton. $4,000
Straw hailed per ton. so 90
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

ELECTION REruRNs.-E Elections took place
~ several states on Tuesday.
Tin returns from New York show a lipht
vote, with large Democratic gains and Indicate
the election of the Democratic State ticket. s.
y. Cox is elected 10 Congress from the Sixth
District.
The returns from Massachusetts show Il light
vote, and indicate that WashDurne, Republican
candidate for Governor, will have about half the
majority he received last year. General N. p,
Banks Is elected to the State Senate In Middle.
sex. The Republicans retain large majority
ia the Legislature.
New Jersey elected members ofth I.egisla-
lure and county :oticers. The Legislature will
choose United States Senator to succeed
the Republicans have IA Senators and the Dem
ocrdts 7, AMI that the House will stand 81 Re-
publicans to % Democrats.
In Wisconsin, the returns show large Demo-
'cratic gains, and it is estimated that Taylor, the
Democratic candidate for governor, is elected
'hy several thousand majority.
In Minnesota, the Republican State ticket IL
reported elected by large majority.
returns from Virginia show large Demo.
cratle gains, and IL Is believed in Richmond
that kempar, Democrat, is elected Governor by
about 10000 majority
o'Neal and Sypher, Radicals. have been elec.
TED TO the legislature of the District Of Column
bii, from Alexandria. The City gives 200 Con.
sentative and the county 800 Radical majority
The vote of Penna., for Supreme Judge wa,
counted at Harrisburg on Tuesday. J, q. Cor
don, Republican, received 240,O7S votes, and j
H. Ludlow, Democrat, 225,900 Majority 10,
Gordon, IA, l72.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
Sherif,s Sale.

BY virtue CT writ of ais. vend Exponas TO dlrss-
ted will be exposed to Public Sale, at the hotsl kept
by j. ID. Wallace. In the Of st. Georges In Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle county. delaware, en-
F8IDAT, NOVEMBER 14th, 1873,
At O'Clock, r. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land situate In tho tow Of
St. Georges, in Rcd Lion Humid red, New Castle Co.,
and State " Delaware, h,undcd and described r.
follows TO wit; Beginning ct corner stone OF land
late of John Sutton icens, running thence by said
land SOUTH Al degrees east 10 $40 perches to stone
thence crossing the present street. and by and with
and Of ,IVtn Recess north IS degrees east, II l-lV
perchcs to a stone, thence by land Of John Sutton,
deceased, north, II degrees vest 10 perchss 70
stOne and south, IS degrees west, II 4l0 perches
ting beginning. CONTAINING one acre and tsenty -tws
perches OF Land, more or less.
Seized and taken into execution the property of
Charles H. New hortcr, John 4. McWhorter aud
,Iohn NJ. Jones. aud To be sold by
ROBERT L.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheritfrs O1ice, New Castle, October n, ISIS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
NOTICE,

/ j. A. BENDER; do hereby give notice that
l shall apply TO the Judges OF the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the state of Delaware in and for the County OF New
Castle at the November Term, A. d. 1873, for Lii
eense 20 keep Tavern for the sale OF liquors in
School District No %. ia Port Penn ST. Georges Hun
dre,i, and the Following treehoders recommend the
said application, to wit:
j. 4. Carpenter, Witness John Rambler
Hugh Fleming. o.. b. Webb,
John iearsley, VIM. g. webb,
Gonrad Zachels. Simeon Lord,
lhomas ). Eaton, 4. d. Engle,
~ nus 2. p. Longland.
WIN Hioersoh Isaac ii. Vandegriit
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
FOR
GRADING THE BED OF PLEASANT STREET
FROM ADAMS TO JACKSON SIRE cts.
Sealt proposals will be received by the Commit
tee on Opening Streets, ut the office Of the Street
Commissioner, until
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1873,
At ) O'Clock, p, NJ,
For grazing the bed of Pleasant street from Adams
to Jackson streets,
The earth to be delivered subject TO the order of
the Street Commissioner.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
JOHN II. ADAMS,
nov3-2t Chairman Committee on opening Streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
FLnUR.-Prices are follows Sales Of super
c riour AZ 900 TO S6.25, extras 500 to $50. extra
Flour SiT5a5. ~ ~ ''
GhA iN'-Sales Of red Wheat at sii5 to so, amber
"'c Oats a 70 4sc. for white or mixed ~ 40.
90 ssaG .n at TO SC. per .ib.; Timothy
SzoDa2l5 per bushe and Flax seed 225
PRoNISlONS.-Mess Pork Si6al6 80 per barrel.
bacon Hams ii 10 l5c. per b; Sides lc. and Shoul-
ders De- Lard 81 Q.
WooL;-Sales of the finer grades at 81 to bic.,
medium 10 TO &C.,, common IS to 4Oc domestic pull
til Us To i2c,, washed fleece co to &C.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
ehoicc at DAT cents fair to good at Y aG cent
anu common at 3aiHc per pound gross.
lows and Calves:-Salcs OF Sprlnnprs Mt s3Oa8j and
fresh cows at St5as75. $500
sheep, at lace per Id. for fair TO choice.
Hogs. corn fed G.50a6.75 per 100 lbs.
Straw, SL75al rs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
DIED

On Sunday morning, the 2nd of November,
Mrs. Martha Craig McComb.
In Manchester, n. j., on the 4th instant, Mr..
A. j. Larabee, aged about 81 years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
So RlHWAARD.

The subscriber offers reward OF FIVE dollars for
such intoi metisn as will lead TO the detection aud
conviction OF tue person or persons who tore down
stone wall on the old Blue Bah Farm, In Brandy
wine Hundred, on the 31st OF October.
nov6-it ROBERT BANKS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

WoRR.-While many men are passing their
time in idleness in this city, great many far
mers are complaining that they cannot procure
. n hand to musk corn or chop wood for the win
ter's use This should not BIZ the case. Ifmen
the farmers cannot pay 81 or So per day, for Ia
Dor, but half that amount is much better than
nothing. New enterprises should be engaged
in that promise TO prove profitable, SO
that The winter may he tided over, and in the
spring, trade may resume its wonted channel.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
FOR SALE.

FlRST-RATE FAMILY HORSE, in every re-
sIect. W al not shy nor at ANYTHING; stands
without hitching Kind In harness. VIII be sold low
to Close up y concern. York wagon anu harngss will
be sold with him. II desired. All can be seen az
CALEB MILLkR's, HOTEL, Wilmington, Delaware,
where PARTICULARS can be had, oct23-3t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

TEACHERS INsTITUrE.-A special me citing
of the Teachers institute of this city, VIII be
held in Hanover Church, corner OF Sixth and
King streets, on Friday evening, Nov. Z, to
hear lecture by Hon. L. +. White, on The
Elements of Governing Power. Prof. White
has had a large experience as teacher has been
acity superintendent of schools, State superin.
tcndent OF the schools Of Ohio, and is the editor
of the National Teacher. Asa lecturer OH the
Science Of Teaching, he Is one OF tho aUlest
and most popular of the age.
This lecture is one tina; parents and all who
arc interested in the right education of children
should hear. Every Sabbath school teac her
should hear it. a chorus of sixty yoang ladies
OF school No. |, led by Prof Clerlmer, will sing
before and after the lecture.
The exercises VIII commence al I IL O'Clock
Seats free. The friends of education can adj
vance the cause by their pres nee at tho meet
ing.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
Relawass gspnblifan.
TuunspAY Meaning, NovEMpKR 0, 1873.

Posr oFFIcE.-At q injecting Of several
prominent Republicans, including Col. Lofiand
and d. F. Burton. Esq a, the Clayton House,
last Monday evening, IL was agreed TO recon-
mend Capt. C. II. Gallagher for Post Master OF
this city. o.. Tuesday petitions for tho ap-
pointment Of Capt. G. were circulated, and
numerously signed by our citizens. Capt Gal
lagher is competent for The position, and Will
mako Trustworthy aud efficient postmaster
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
MARRIED..

In Middletown, on the 3lst ult., by Rev. v.
smith, Mr.. J. W. Forkum to Miss Annie
Cook.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
j. &. HIRZEL,
Manufacturer of Hirzel's New Improved
Bolt and Rivet Cutter,

NO. 2oO EAST SECOND STREET,
Wilmington, Dol.
RETAIL PRICE.--No. IN inch holt or less ri 3D.
NO ~ inch bolt or less, So rs No. 3.-s inch
bolt or less, SLID Sold subject to being returned
within 80 days, 1t moi satisfactory.
Discount TO the trade. noyC-3,u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
ShCriG,s sale.

By virtue OF a writ of venditioni Exponas "
mo directed will be exposed to Public Sale !. the
National Hotel. kept by jackson Briant. in Mlkrle
tow. in st. Georges Hundred, III New Castle Coma
~, Del, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9Th, 1873,
At O'Clock, p. In., -4-
The following described real estate, Wig:
All that piece parcel of land situate In Appo-
guinimink Hundred, New CASTLE county. Delaware,
bounded by the lands OF the heirs Of Isaac Gibbons
deceased, land OF Richardson H. Armstrong land Of
Absalom Reading, and the p ublic Road leading from
Taylors Bridge to Smyrna, containing three Of
land, more or less, with n log dwelling house thereon
erected
And all that tract piece of land situate In Apo
guinimink hundred, New Castle county and state OF
Deeaware, on the road leading from Walkers sag
mill to Tayors Bridge, and adjoining lands Of John
Armstrong, Rich Rrdson II. Armstrong and Jacob
Bungy. containing about acre and half of land,
more OF less
The piece or parcel of land and premises above
described, having been seized and taken in execution
as the property Of Jacob Bungy and the other bsing
seized and taken in execution the property Of Alb
SALON. Reading, and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG;, sheriff
Sherifi's Oficc New Castle, October 49, 1878
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

SrRKEs.--fhc bricklayers In New York and
Washington have struck against any reduction
Of wages LII Washington they wish S. so for
a day of eight hours. That Is a large price for
ten houls' labor in good times. A reduction of
working h"uls should certainly lead to c)rres
ponding reduction of wages. Tie man who
~ i'll advise strike at tile present time against
''his is certainly an enemy o: the working man,
and also the community at large. Wages as
well us everything else mast suffer slight re-
'IGrtion, and the sooner that men accommodate
themselves to the crcumsi ances tho better /,
will l." for all hands. Hundreds arc out of EN- :
rloyment. and ii is worse than folly TO under
take to force others out, and add 10 The burden
that will necessarily have to be borne by the
charitable. Every one should work who can,
as before The winter is over, all may learn that
half loaf of bread is better than none.
ACQUITTED Edward Stokes, who was tried
.tnd convicted of the mure uf James Fisk, Jr,
and to whom Il new trial was graAted has been
found guilty of mansaughter. The Judge in
passing sentence exhibited his surprise At the
character of the verdict lie stated that mercy
liza hr''i exhausted by the jury and he would
rhrrrfrir sentence him to four years hard labor
~ th' I'hlteut1liy, which was all the law al
ioN"i. Stokes and his numerous friends were
greatly rrioced at the verdict.
it.EaAL.-Judso Pax,on, Philadelphia, has
,le:t led that railing is 'aS clearly violation OF
the criminal law as the most elaborate and
carefully Organized lotteries by which the ignor-
ant and tn rir,iuious are swindled out of their
htl 'rhi.las.' man has been held for trial
IN Delaware county, for holding rails for a
hor,n, selling tickets a. fifty cents each His
c"n>itiln viii put an end 10 Christmas rallies
III that district.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
A f A IL M.
We offer at Private Sale Farm of
1923 Acres,

Situated in Mil Creek Hundred, New Castle county
Delaware on Mill Greek X miles above Milltown
about miles west of the Brandywine Springs, and
miles from Wilmington by the now free TO ads
The soil of the farm is dark loaIn never too wet
nor too dry 10 TIL or plough Ii is well adapted 10 all
kinds OF grain, would make dairy or truck fa rn,
Two good str cams of spring water run through 1t,
which could be easily made into nsh ponds.
large amount of fine chestnut timber is -
growing eli the place. There Is a good, unlm- f..D
proved water power ON the property. -A
PRICE, SS5 FER ACRE.
TERMS, VERY EASY. Inquire of
DR. Z. HARLAN,
IOs Market street, Wilmington, Del, or of
I. C. HUTCHINSoN,
hove-'tw IOl Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

The Court Martial Of Marshal Bazaiue. con-
tinues in France. pretty strong case of trea
son is made out against him, or In other words
neglect To put forth every effort to de feat ihs
German army. 1t looks as though he wished
TO effect compromise to restore Napoleon. A
would have been quite as well il the case had
never been taken up, as France was whipped
badly and the disgrace of Marshal Bszaine can
not mend the matter.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
THURSDAY, NoHEMBRR 9Th, 1873,
SHERIFE,S SALE.

by virtue of writ OF ais. LerRrt Fpcias to al.
rected, will be exposed to public sale, the hotel
ton, in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, NOFEMBER 20, 1878,
Att o'clock y. IN,
The following described Real Estate, VIC:
All that certain fam tract Of land, situate la
Mil Creek Hundred. aforesaid and described as fol-
lows to wit Beginning at a stone in the middle or
the Hockessn road corner for land sod David Wi.
SOL; thence by a line Of said land (Which was part
No OF tue real estate OF Isaac Dixon, ec'd) south
sGk degrees west W and 81 100 perches 10 q stone
corner Tor IhomaS Pearson's land; thence with a
line OF that land NORTH degrees west 15 10 perch
ca 10 stone, corner of William Pearson,s land
thence with line of said land north IS degrees and
for other land sold David Wilson, (part of the
real estate OF Isaac Dxom aforesaid thence by the
lines dividing that land from this, south degrees
east, Is perches to stake; thence north rs degrees
east, 10 6-lO perches to u stake thence south, de-
grees east, eighteen S-100 perches to q stake
in the middle OF the Pearson road thence along the
middle OF the said road south, 82A degrees, 2i 10
perches TO stake In line of konlas ,Iacksouis
land thence by that land south. az degrees east ~
lilo -erches to stake in the middle OF the Hockcs-
sin road aforesaid. and thence along the same being
a line OF the aforesaid land sold to David Wilson,
south, 34S degrees west "a and $40 perches 10 the
place OF beginning, containing within said bounds
Ninety-seven Acres and Forty perches of land
be the same more or less together with the house,
barns, buildngs fences and improvements thereon.
Seized ami taken III execution IA the property of
Margaretta i. Dixon and Joshua j. Holmes, Ad-
illustrators OF flasher II. Dixon, deceased, aud terrs
tenants and to he sold by
ROBERT L.. ARMSTRONG, sheriff.
Sherln's ONCE, New tastlr November 1, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

ID EfoRr OF THE CONDITION OF THENEw-
LII PORT NATIONAL BANK Al NEWPORT
DELAWARE, AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS oil Fri
day. uhe Eth day OF September, 1873
RESOURCES
I. s. Bonds to secure circulation $4,000 90
Loans and Discounts, $50 423 on
Due IrUlu rIdeUmlng and
reserve agents, $50 SO
nue from othtr National Banks 679 60
Banking House. slim 90
Current Expenses, 1854 20
Cash Items, 439 OF
Bins OF other National Banks, 1865 90
o HIS oi state Bank, So 90
Fractional Currency, III Is
Specie, 10 IS
Legal Tender NO.es, 5,19l %
,.. SlsI ,564 ~
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, $40 900 90
Surplus Funds IL 800 90
DISCOUNT ana Exchange 1891 o.
circulation. Co. 90
Dividends ass 90
Individual Deposits, o6.Ol5 O
Due TO National Banks, 4GI2 so
Due to State Banks lGO Is
s1s1 1854 %
l, Joseph W. II. Watson, Cashier of the Newport
statement Is true to the best of knowledge and
lief.
JOS W. II. WATSON, Cashier.
State OF Delaware, County Of New Castle
Affirm a 10 ana subscribed before me- this 18th day of
October, 1855
DANIEL GREEN, Notary Public,
Correct attest
B TAvin nr HAx.fFT' p,nrorons
r..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

NoTE.-On Tract No. I there are Luud hnust good
barn, wagon house, spring house and all necessary
farm buildings, In gSod order the land has been
lately lined, IL under good fence. and IL one Of the
most productive farms in the neighborhood. Auburn
station, on the Wilmington & Western Railroad, is
on the property. W l.. II.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

The above premises are ordered by the Court TO
be sold Tree and clear OF dover. Attendance viii he
given and terms made known at the fine and place
aforesaid by William L.. Dilworth, ExecuIur, or by
william D. McCau,iey, Esq, his attorney.
Attest G. NJ. NANpENER,
oct2J-st Clerk of Orphans Count.
John Is. He, burn, A uctioneor.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-18
vERMILIoN PPRIsH, June IL, 1877:

RERMILlON IPRlSH, June IL, 1873
Mr.. EDIToR-In the local column Of
your issue of the 4th inst, | read an
editorial paragraph, headed Mammoth
Beet" wherein you state that you had
the pleasure of examining a beet, grown
on the Rosesand Plantation, by Mr.. S.
D Brannin, which weighed Three pounds.
Now, sir, here on my place, in open
prairie, in Lower Egypt" as some of
your old citizens were wont to name
this section of the parish, I raised beets
which weighed sir pounds. Four of
them were taken by Mr.. Lastie Brous-
sard and his respected father to Able
vile, where they were weighed, and
Averaged SIR pounds, although not fully
matured.
On a bed in my garden, measuring
about Q by Is feet, 1 raised about three
barrels of long orange carrots, some of
them measuring p inches in diamater.
As | considered these vegetables no
great shakes" | was not particular in
the weighing and measuring of them.
Your well-wisher, a. LAcouR.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-18
Important Noffce4

Ofhce Of State and Parish Tax Collector. )
Vermilionville, La, March 81, 1873. (
A LII PARTIES interested will please
= take notice, that by a special act, all
delinquents have been relieved of penal
ties and interest for H~on-paymcnt of taxes
when due; provided, however, that the
same ere paid within ninety days, from
and after the 14th inst; in default of
which all penalties and interest to re-
main as heretofore. +. MARTIN.
apr2 ~ 3m Tax ColIeetor
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-18
Probate Sale,

D VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF TIT
~ Honorable Parish Court in and fo
the parish OF st. Landry, and to me di
eected, there will be sold at public auc
ton, to the high'st bidder, at the Court
House IN R~ermiliOnville, Lafayette Par
ish, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th dav o.
June, 1873, the following described pro.
perty, belonging to the. estate of Celimene
E3i. Dupre, deceased, wife Of G. H. Mou.
ton, tO-wit:
l. A tract of prairie and woodland, sit
uated ia the parish of Lafayette, hayino
} arpents front by 40 arpeuts in depth
more or less, bounded North by Bayou
CarencrO, East by land of Jean Guilbeau.
West by land of Valery Guilbeau and
South by land of Naiape, Ermogene,
Breaux and others.
2. The undivided ! of s J and N WAS
: and N J and n ] of S J SLOT I3SR2E.
southwestern District, containing 970L35
4. One fractional town lot situated in
the town OF V~erlnilionville, fronting on
- street, bounded North by - street
South by Henry L. Monnier, East bv Rose.
mond Dugaa, West by NJ. E. Girard. to.
gether with the law Office and other i'm
p~rovGments.
3. A lot of ground situated in the town
of Opclousas, bounded North biz LapdyV
street, East by John A. Taylor, South by
F. f. Pensetin, Vest by market street.
with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated.
D; Lot No. Is. in LouaillieF's addition
to the town OF O~peIousas.
2. The Law Library in the office of
Mouten d. Debail Oil.
3. Don old Desk.
8. Two Book Cases.
10. One old Iron Che t.
II. One lot of Literary Beoks.
II. One large Looking Glas.
II. Fonr Bedsteads and Bedding.
ID. One lot Alpenide ware.
Terms and Conditions.
All the movable property to be sold for
cash, and the immovable property on
credit OF one, two, three, four, FIVE and
Six years, the purchasers to execute their
SIX promisoFy notes, payable to their own
order and by them endorsed in blank
each for the one-sixth sum of the nur,
chased price, with five per cent. per an
interest from the dav of sale. which
said notes are to b3 delivered to CbarI,a
H.. Mouton, natural tutor and agent. a
mortgage and verdor's p~Tiviiero
TO be retained OF said immovabIe nroneg-
~, with tho clause of de non aEieRegd0 to
'eeure payment of capital and all intesests
on aid notes, in favor of the
loloer or holders of said notes; the inter
st on all the notes to be paid anDuaIIv NJ
maturity. OF each note; that if the
purchaser shall fail to pay the notes as
hey iali u together with all the inter-
81 aGerea on all the notes, all the notes
ian become u and demandable; said
iause not to operate as a Forfeiture Of The
OF the purchaser in case of seizura
OF non compliance With the condition. p.
1 sale, IT being well understood that the
shall be ~reinstated to MI his {
lghts upon payment of all amounts dIIe !
'reVions to the said seizure. :
c. H. MoUToH, II. EAsTTN ;
attorney. Sheriff.