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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
NEW ORLEANS Thursday NOVEMBER

Brooklyn plasterers have stopped work
until employers guarantee 81 per day tor
the winter. Employers generally refuse to
do so.
The Associated Banks.
The Associated Banks have $4,000 OOf
legal tenders.
Irving to be Tried for Burglary.
John L. Irving, self-accused of complicit
in the Nathan murder, was arraigned to-
day, and committed for trial OF an old
charge of burglary.
An Internal Machine.
An Internal machine. filled with powSere
balls and.lucifer matches, was sent to Son
troller Green to-dayo
Forced to Sojourn in the Tombs.
Tweed is to be kept in the Tombs several
days, to allow him to settle his private
business. William NJ. Evarts. it is reported,
has been added 70 his counsel, and he will
apply tor stay of proceedings.
Ingerson Convicted.
In the Ingersol case the jury brought en
verdict of guiltye Sentence is deferred
until Friday.
Payment of Laborers.
The board of aldermen of this city to-
day passed resolution to take initiatory
steps TO issue legal tenders, secured by the
city, in payment for labor on the city works
ON account
Tiffany & Co. Robbed.
Tiffany Il Co. have discovered that they
have been robbed of large amount Of
jewelry. One of the statesmen is suspected.
Bremen Forger in New York.
DR.. F. z. Sitter. deputy register of
Bremen. is believed to have fed to this
city. He is charged with forging. A heavy
reward is offered for his capture.
Sentenced.
The Havana Bank robbers were to-day
sentenced to. two years in the penitentiary.
No more hands are to be employed in the
Brooklyn navy yard.
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ENGLAND.
Complaints Against the Ashnntee FO

Complaints Against the Ashnntee FOrceso
LONDON, November 26.-General Woles-
ley complains that his Ashantee auxliariss
are utterly worthless; that they are unable
to follow up advantages on account of their
tardiness and cowardice.
Raised to the Peerage.
The Lord Chief Justice OF the Court of
Common Pleas has been raised to the peer.
age. He becomes Baron Coleridge.
Drowned.
Ten of the crew of the ship CLYDE,
wrecked off Valentia, Ireland, were drowned.
How the North German Fleet Collected "a.
Little Bill.
A dispatch from Madrid says shat the
North German squadron on Tuesday Last
formed in line of battle before Cartagena
to enforce the demand upon the insurgents
for the restoration of $4,000 pesos which
had been extorted from German subjects
in the city. Upon notice that refusal
would be followed by a bombardmento the
insurgents paid the money.
For New OrIeanse
LIVERPOOL, November 26-The ship Mui@
cadoe sailed tor New Orleanse
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The Riverss

OrT1ss eae past week she Red ..sef mas
fallen ten inches at Shreveport, and 'he
Arkansas three at Little Soc&. The Miso
souri, bas fallen t@e inches az Yanktop, and
has fallen slightly at nearly all otter points.
it appears 70 have risen fourtees inches as
Hermanr. The Mississippi has allen six
teen incle. at Cairo. three feet a Dayen-
port, two at Vicksburg and one atLeClaires
only slight changes are reported fom Other
points The Cumberland Las qien eeSen
feet Al Nashville The Chic has fallen ten
inches At Paducaho and eleven at Pittsburg;
it has risen two and half feet 1T Cincln-
matt and twelve inches at Louisville. The
Allegheny has fallen slightly. TIE Monon-
gahela has fallen twelve inches at New
Geneva and fifteen at Morganbwn, but
has risen thirty -four inches at Brownsville.
The fall in the Mississippi will probably
reach New Orleans during the latter part of
the folloVing weaks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
Flour for LiverpOORs

Yesterday morning post No 8, First Dis.
triet, and vicinity was crowded with slrays
awaitin. their turn to unload -four, which
was being rapidly rolled on board the ship
Prussia. tor liverpool, as the rate of five
shillings eight pence per barrel. Upon in
terviewing Captain Rich, who, like mil
ler's dog, was flour from head to foot, if
was ascertained that he had taken 1000 bar
rels at the above rate. which he considered
better freight than cotton at three far
things. This is the first large lot of flour
shipped by sail this season, but we trust it
may not be the last. Were it an equal rate
with cotton a portion of flour always pays
better, as it enables a ship to carry about
so much less ballast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
COTTON EXCHAN(.

The regular annual meeting tie New
Orleans Cotton Exchange oarred las,
evening, with fifty members pient and a
| quorum.
The meeting was called 90 orr at ,:3o F.
NJ. by the president, John Phel, ESQ.
The reading of the minutes ofe previous
annual meeting was dispensed tn.
The committee on memberso. William
A. johnson. chairman, Tepor:ehat durin Q
the year they had passed upothirty- four
applications for membership, enty-three
|. for visiting membership, and .wve powers
Of attorney. During the yeanine merus
bers. four visiting members andght attor.
neys haze withdrawn. Three mlbers have
died during the year. The Exange is at
present composed of 2:52 2memberffty-eigh.
visiting members and twelve atrneys,
The report was received and apted.
The committee on international stats.
tics, Harrison Watts. Esq. c,irman. re.
ported on the contracts for teleaphic dis
patches and the rates for the ening year.
The contract with the Gold andtock Tele.
graph Company was read and fd.
The report was received and sopted.
The committee on classihcath and quo
tations, H. A. Frederic. Esq chairman.
made brief report, which W. received
and adopted.
The finance committee. In. Moses
Greenwood. chairman. reporteds follows:
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An AnnOinfmenfa

Governor Kellogg has issued a commission
to General l.. Sewell as member of the
Board of Commissioners of Emigration,
vice Dr. Q. Czarnowski, who has removed
from tho Stateo This appoin tmenc is all
the more complimentary because unsolicis.
ed by the recipiente The duties of this
board are OF vital consequence to our State.
and we hope to hear good report from it
Elea she Legislature meets.
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ThnnksRtving Services.

Rev. J. +. Winston will oticiate in the
First African Baptist Church. corner of
Howard and Cypress streets REV. Mr..
Saunders, pastor) to-day at eleven o'clock,
in an address appropriate to thanksgiving
services.
Rev. James Morrow. pastor of Ames'
Church, is announced to preach in the Con
gregational Church, corner of Prytania and
Camp streets, to-day at eleven O'clock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27

The committee recommended q increase
in the estimate of expenses OF le coming
year so that the estimate wuld reach
SO, ,400o
The report was received and aoptelo
The committee on arbitratns r. NJ.
! Walmsley. Esq. chairman. seprted that
they had had bu: few eases btore them,
and those of minor importaneeo
The report was received and aopted.
The board Of appeals, 5. = Newman
Esq. chairman, reported that oy one ease
had been brought before them. nd cha. OF
minor Importance. Considerig the I'm
mense a'Hount Of business don done dur
in. the past year, this was cosidered re
markabieo
The repor: was received and aopted.
The committee on trade. II. MNeli, ESQ,
chairman. recommended that anew set of
rules be drafted during the eomig year.
The report wac received and atpted.
The committee on credits, Jol Williams.
Esi.. chairman, reported that thy had but
ore case before them. which had been
change This fact. jn eonsideraon Of the
amoun, of business done. and ,s terrible
financial crisis through " hich :e country
had passed. was certainly remarkable. and
speaks nobly for tie csmmereiaintegrty,
honor and good faith Of the mepeys Of the
Exchange.
The report was received and aopsed.
The committee OF two appoired to ex.
anime the books of the Exchangexpressed
their admiration for the regulal and sys
tematic manner in which they ere kept,
They were a complete transcpt of the
daily movement, and formed library for
reference as well as daily readig. A cur
sorry examination of the financa books dis
closed the same efficiency. The thanks of
the committee were expressed tdhe super
intendent and other officers
The president stated that ,e annual
election would occur on Monday He hoped
every director elected would besure and
attend al the meets, and woul say the
same Of the members of committees, as it
Was there the work necessary to make the
Exchange success was performd.
He returned his thanks to the Exchange
and to the board of directors Ofhe latter
body, he said never in his life nd it been
his good fortune to meet SO harmonious a
board, and one whose member were so
thank the committees, especialE that Of
quotations. Their labors had beenmmense.
requiring daily atteneance. To the com
mlttee on information and statist:s he also
expressed his thanks for the geat labor
they had performed during tie summer.
He said the Exchange now stans as high
as any in the United Statsss but isht be
made still higher.
Mr. f. B. Musgreve moved tha'a vote of
thanks be rendered 20 Henry e. lester. the
secretary and superintendent, { the as
slstant.s secretary and the board Otdirectors
and other officers for the efficient manner in
which they had performed ther duties
Turing the past year. Carried unanimously.
Hon. William c. Black moved tlat vote
'f thanks be rendered the presidet for Che
efficient manner in which he had discharged
he Snerous dueies Of his Office dirinS She
oast yease
The presfden: said mis- modesty vouii NOT
'esinl' him to put any such snotiol. where
lpon Mr.. Black put it. aud !. Wa carried
Ih. president again thanked the EN-
hsSse. and the meeting stjoU.ne.o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
BUSINESS CHANGES.

DISSoII TiON OF FCO-PAkTNERSHar,
IL The c"partuersip existing between JOIN
KUNTZNANN and MICHAEL LARDN bR; haVln2
tbis day been mutually dissolved, NIX. NJ LAhp'
NER Assumes all TIE liabilities Gf the Feilcah
Saloo cc.uer of 81. ahaSes aud PerGldo streets strarIs
uN'REEERENCE TO THE ABOVE, BIZ
II tp inform my friends d the puoNc thtt @ iiaN s.
an.a n saloon AT 40 IS an street. 60 ntr OF
Piers under the ma me Of the PELICAN BRANCH
where will ways be found Liquors, "hes'ahu
hager Beer of he bes' qualities.
FINE LUNCH from ten 10 one o'clock daily.
no25 81 JohN NJ IN H-"
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First ArriYal of StaYesa

4 barge with 10000 slaves arrived oppo.
ing, the first since last summer The de-
mand is light, as there are very few small
Spanish vessels in port and they are the
vessels that make the stave trade special
". Slaves will be likely 20 go off very
readily sho"ld things assume more war
like aspect on ehe Assem- bling cS Congress-
a..ksu Ss they may stave it ct'o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
STRAY Spectacless

: psis q! .pecsaclese in . sco.ch plaid
accountable wayo came into this office. Il
shey ays Of any value Co .h- owner they
ear De Secevered by applyin. 20 the sovnt-
lng-soons ~ the REPsElScAs ana proving
prODersso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27

DfsMoNDs yEwELRY, zion
Of Che sale at public auction .: unredeemed
pledges at Hart's loan office. cosney of Grao
vier and st. Charles streets, ehis day at
eleven ~clocke by Messrs. Montgomery.
All the fine and valuable stock will be Of
fered and sold to highest bidders, without
limit or reserve The goods can Oe exsnso
ined any time previous to the sslso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27

1NsNBDHABLE DKESS 4HAhIN'b. 0-VUT IdUy
readers are directed to peruss the card Of
Miss Iyncho No. l80 Canal street, if they
have dresses to be made. Miss Lynch is
experienced. felabh as 60 fulfllment of
contracts. and very reasonable in her
prices. We feel assured that all who in
trust their woBk to her will be pleased with
the result in every way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27

The Bee announces the appointments of
NJ. Fauconnet, formerly of the French con-
sulate in this city and latterls of Galveston,
to the second class consulate at Panama.
NJ. Micheau has been named chancellor of
the consulate at New Orleans, viee NJ.
Dochez. deceseeds
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NEW YORK.
Navigation Suspended on the II

Navigation Suspended on the Hudson.
NEW YORK, November 26-Navigation on
the Hudson to Albany is suspended. The
steamers have gone into winter quarters.
This is the earliest closing during the pres
ent century.
Strike Of PlaseePers.
Upder orders from theiD Union, the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27

Massachusetts constables are graded &C.
cording to the beer they have seized and
rolled eut-as single barrel, and double
barrel, six and seven barrel revolsesa
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Meteorological and River Report.

The signal service, United States army
reports, for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record. and rise or fall of
the rivers at 343 P. NJ. local time. yester-
dor foIln
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BOOKS---BOOKS.
FOR AND ADVERTISE IN

CUBSCRIBE FOR AND ADVERTISE IN
SOARDSs 1870
NEW ORLEANS CITY DIRECTORY
Containing STREET GUIDE from official surveys,
with all the late changes adopted bg Council Sep
,,ss streets and numbers ~ 'Srn9s to each street
making it very valuable as esteSsnss aelO 'e0Ssh
the price of the Directors alone
She above publication o i'll De epesS sos delivery
sy JANUARY l, 1874.
Completeness and Reliability Guaranteed.
oc,2 L. S>1ARDS & 90, Publishers.
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COUGHS, GOODS. ASTHMA.

Remember that for all affections Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS
Laplace's Indian Turnip PectOral Balm
is THE SOLE REMEDY,
Combining efficacy of action with most palatabe
flavor.
GIVE 1T A TRIAL
Price 81. Sold at all well assorted drug stores
aid bv the proprietor b. LAPLACE,
Chemist, Nos. % and IS Elyslan Fields street,
Holl cod I'm
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SHE RIVERS
TAsHsosABLa DRESS MAKIS6e-Our FAD

The river here Is thirteen feet elg{lS 8ncbe
below high water mark of gS7lo
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WANTED.

~rrn-A SITUATION AS rOoK IN A PRI.
~ ra,a familv-pas ry and NEATLY one wno
rrdarstands is. Address N. f.; this osdce.
poF IL
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MISCELLANEOUS,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.

Every description of the above work
DONE WITH PROMPTNESS AND AT REASONABLE
PRICES BY
MISS LYNCH
No l8o Canal, between Barcnne and Dryades streets
nor Iy
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ADJUSTMENTS,
RlD"ELL'S ACADEMY OF N.Ts,1

0u UNIMLNI IN,
RlD"ELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SHs' appearance in this city of the American
tragedian
E. T. sTETSON,
Who will appear
''ohday Evening. November 2a. md
Until Further Notice,
.h MS celebrated original character of WALTER
"iHh AhAh as performed by him 600 times. Al tha
Srea. sensational drama entitled
NECK AND NECK.
FRlDAY-Benefit Of E. T. SrErSoy
,nea ohpA' NooN-only NECK AND SECK mat.
EO23
OPERA OPERA HOUSE,
l. PLAClDE CANONGE. MANAGER
Thursday, November %, 1879.
seu' Vrand opera IN tour acts and eight tableaax
IL TROVATORE.
nALuRDAi, November 29--Matnee at u Il.
st. CHARLES THEATRE.
ALEX. FITZGhRALD anp Msnaser MsnaSer
sunday Evening, November 23, I@73.
ana uutll fnrther notice, the celebrated Irish
GSmsa,I6 MR. J5sEpH sId fhas1Gtsr Tiaspnv 11ist
In f. u. haeder's great specialty drama of
Mr.. MURPHY in three distinct characters magic
changes and double Irish liz with
MISS ANNIE LAURENCE,
Expressly engaged for the occasion.
Ffiday-Beneft Of Mr Murphy
Look out for "MAUM GRE"
Prices OF admission usual.
no23 P. GLEASON. Treasurer
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f. S. DREW, NJ. d.
The Sanitary Office of the FIRST District has
been removed to the corner of st. Charles and
Triton Walk (Delord) streets.
Office No. l24 Canal street. Office hours from
to ( P. NJ no23 I'm
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V,HE NEW CHEAP JOHN

gUyHE NEW CHEAP JOHN
John HANSEN
Continues TO manufacture, in spite of the fire. first
class custom made
Boots Rwd shoes,
Better and cheaper than ever at No. 30 Canal
etreet corner of Peters, next door to Cogan'5
clothing house. no1 I'm
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HAVANA. November 2G.-A grand recep-
tion and serenade were given Senior Solar,
colonial minister, yesterday at the Casino
Espanof
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=, All the courts have adjourned till Friday.
Iihursday being thanksgiving day. and a
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CONTINrED ON FOURTH PAGE.h
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MEsCENLANEOUS.


ditor of the warrants received by him, said war
rants to be entered by the Auditor on his books.
On motion Of Mr.. Chachefe, resolved, that sec.
26 of Road Ordinance, adopted August 21st, l971,
be amended SO as to give the Parish Constable
a salary of nine hundred dollars per annum as
Road inspector, instead Of five hundred.
On motion Of Mr.. TheOdule FOntenot, resolV-
cd. that the Clerk of the District Court is hereby
instructed to number all certificates issued by
him to witnesses and jurors, and to keep a rec
ord of the same, showing to whom they. were
issued, numbePO OF days service and nuIlhef OF
miles travelled, and no certificate will issue to
Witnessesin preliminary examinations before
Justices of the Peace, until the termination OF
the prosecution. and be it further resolved, that
the clerk of the Police Jury shall issue no war
rants to the Clerk Of the District Court fer clta-
tiOns to witnesses in criminal cases, until the
/ termination OF the prosecution, and not then
where accused parties are convicted.
The President then announced thai 1t, was
NECESSARY Oh this day to fix the amountof Tax
to he levied and collected in the year 1873. .
Mr. Chachere moved that the amounf be nXcd
at 10000, not being seconded, was lost.
Mi, T. s. Fantcn0trm0Eed that the amount De
fixed at $GO,999, carried unanimously.
| On motion of Mr.. Cha6herC, resolved, that the
| Licenses be and remain the same as fixed by
| resolution of February 18TH, 1863. 49,,
On motion the Police jury adjourned uHIl
Monday February l7th, 1873.
JOHN ROY, President.
Attest. q MAYO. CLERK.
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Ea1nfe 81 Chnu,neer seymour.

TpY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
ID cradle Probate Court Of the Parish of Sta
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned public
au%ctiOneer, at the last residence of deceased,
in this parish, on WEDNESDAY, March 18th
1879, the following described. property, belong
ing to the estate of. Chauncey Seymour, de-
ceased, to-wft-
/. certain tract Of land situated about three
miles from the town of Opelousas. containing
four hundred and five 56I1B0 superficial appents,
with all the buildings and improvements there
on. Said tract is bounded as follows. viz: north
by land Of Louis Guidry, south by land Of Vim
cent Boagni. east by land OF Louis Ghaudet, be-
ing the last residence of deceased .
.. A tract of woodland in the big woods, con-
tanning one hundred superficial arpents, begin
ming from the front of the eastern line of the
west half of lot No. ney tGWAshipNO. Ave; south
Of FRANCE No three east, with such depth as TO
enclose the amount of said one hundred arpentF.
5. Five gentle Creole horses, one Creole mule,
three and a. hall pairs of oxen, sixteen head OF
gentle horned cattle, about ten head OF hogs, All
OK wagon, one timber wheel, one old buggy, one
moving machine, a rake and accessories, about
100 eight feet pieuX, about 200 bushels OF corn, a
lot of fodder. about thirty barrels of potatoes. a
cooking stove, farming and plantation nipple,
ments, household furniture, kitchen utensils,
and q large Lot Of other mOvables,
'Terms-Cash.
. A. P. WILLIAMS, A%uctioncer.
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SALES.



10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
d orable Probate Court of the. Parish OF ST
Landry, there will be sold at public anctfon. 70
the highest bidder, by the undersigned Pabllc
auctiOneer, at the last residence OF the deceased
on Bayou Teche, in this parish, pa WEDNES,,
DAY, March 26th, 1873, the following descrloed
property, belonging to the estate OF Artnelnlse
N6zat, deceased, t0-wit:
l. A certain plantation situated III sag parlsn,
ON BAYOU Teche, about six miles from the town
of OpelOusas, containing seven acres front hy
twenty-five in depth, bounded as follows, tQ-Wlt:
on the north by Bayou Teche, west" ny L0uls
Vautrot, south by Bienvenu Sicily, and east by
Joseph Rayon, together with The residence.
2. One clubhouse, one COTE cr1b, TWO negro
cabins, two small cabins, one hOrse-cart ana
harness; one buggy, one American mare, TWO
heifcrs, five milch COWS 1.-TWO with eaIVeS0 one
iron brand, two SOW and pigs, bedsteadS ana
bedding, an armOir, aSafe, a clSck, tables, chars,
cooking stove, and other mOvables.
Terms and cOnditiOns.-An the movable prop
erty payable cash, and the inH1Ovable property
one-half cash, and the balance in one year trOm
the day of sale, purchasers, on credit, to furnish
their notes with approved personal security to
the satisfaction Of the administrators, ana spe-
cial mortgage and vendors privilege retained
on the fmmevable property until final payment
therepf-the notes to bear eight per cent. yearly
interest from maturity.
A. P. WILLIAMS,
feb. 22-5t-b&c. AuctiOneeF.
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Esfate of Martha M. Nelson.

Estate of Martha Va NeHASODs
DY yIRTIJE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
D orable Probate Court Of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will he sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned AdmiH-
~istrat0r, or by a public aueti0neer, on the prem
isps. in this parish, on WEDNESDAY, March
10th, 1878, the following described property be
longing to the. estate of Martha NJ. Nelson, de-
ceased. t0-wit-
i. A certain tract of Land, measuring. nine
hundred acres, more or less, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
on the AtchafaIaya river, in the parish OF st.
Landry, bounded in front by the Atehafakly9
river. above by lands Of Mrs. ]. D.. Gordon and
s, J. C. Gordon, below by lapdo of Miss Elizabeth
l.. Gordon, and III the rear by lands of Abbott
and Generes.
q. Eighty acres of swamp land situated on
Bayou Rouge, in the aforesaid parish.
3. one horse, one Ingers0lfs cotton press.
Terms and eorh1iti0ns.-T4e movable property
will be sold fer cash. The lands will he sold,
One-thiPd for cash, and the Balance in equal NJ.
stallments of one, two three, four and fveycars'
credit from the day Of sale, the purchasers to
execute heir five prOmissorynet payablet0the
horder of the administrator, witheigRt per cent
per aunlHn interest from date until paid, with
GOOD personal security to the satisfaction OF the
administrator, special mortgage and vendors
privilege being RESERVED Oh the property sold to
Secure the payment Of the same..
GEO. V. DODEZ, Administrator =.