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rEHE Penn MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
L " Pr. ladelplla. an old and reliable l. Com
p1uy, desires an agent 10 every portion % this
State. in which - is not now represented. II 5 a
strictly Mutual Company. returns is surplus pre-
Il ms o. IL men hers every year, and as it, ex-
peuses are small. furnishes them Insurance at the
lowest possible rates AL o. : policies are non
fore table i0r tae.r value alter the third year
Liberal Comm.ss.o on G utracts made with reliable
men. Apply T. II. : STEPHENS, Vice Pres dent
". ~. Chestnut St Ph. ladeiphi9, Pa
Nav -4-W-W
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Iron in the BLOOD
MAKES The WEAK STRONG.

The PerUTi0n Syrup. n Protect
cd Solution of the PrOforiic Of
Iron. as SO combined as to hare
the character of an GIiment. as
easily di1cSted and dsSimiI0te6
Srith the blood as the simplest
food. II increases the qudHtitY
Of Natures CWH JUdli-in1
agent. Iron iIs the blood. and
cures "a thousand u.s." simply
6y TOniRg UD. IRCiGOr0tinI and
Indii-iHJ the System. The en-
riched and Titdii-ed blood per-
medtes erery part OF the body,
repairing damages and aCdstc.
searching out morbid secre-
tons. and tearing nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This as tie secret Of the ar0n-
deIJW success Of this renledyi in
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rh9a, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
ana arc assesses originating iI5
a Dad state Of the blood. or Oc-
compdnied 6y debility or q Ioiv
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohoi. in any form. its
energi-ing effects are not fol-
ioiced by corresponding redc-
ton. but are permanent. infH-
sing strength, s'igor. and nefv
life into all parts Oft the system,
and building mp an Iron Com
stitutiOn.
Thousands hare been chanOed
Oy the use of this remedy. from
lreak. sicLiy. suffering crea-
lures. to strong. hedlthy, and
happy men and 7cOD3en ard
aHrGtids cannot redsoRGNyAcs-
atGte 10 giyc it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP JlOtcs in the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FowlE & SONS, PrOprietOrs.
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DKu0GIsTs GEsERALLr.
Oct SOdeodkwly
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InOn YEARS OF ARCTIC ADVIN-
lUUO TtKE. AGENTS WANTED. Tie cream
Of ~ books in elegant octave 81 over sal page
- fu-p3- e and lO0other fine en-ravl ny. Splendid
colored maps. The story q the Polari- and of a..
other Arctic expeditions BY sea and land
and most interesting book. Invest one cent a q
postal card and write FOR fu part culars and extra
Inducements. COLUMBIAN BOOK CO., Hartford
Ct.-April 81, +d4wfw
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This Sewing Machin- : yes the best satss4e- .-
o. the user Is pa for most readily. and IS TIE best
Of al 20 sell Il there j. DO &c Domest.c' A-er- g.
your town. apply L. DOMESTIC ;. u. CO.. Stw
York-Nay li-ftAEiW
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Mediral.
C0MSUM PTl0 N

timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
escorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect Il speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause q
the complaint.
PREPARED II
SETH ". F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass.
And sold BY Druggists an Dealers generally.
Oct 2l-neOd6uI
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9fr 9drrtisfmsnts.

II GANTLY BOUND CANVASsIN6 BOOK f8r
the best and cheapest Family Bible ever publ shed
will be sent free Of charge 10 any book agent Il
contains OvEs zoo fine Scripture illustrations
and yeats are meeting with unprecedented success
Address, stating experience. etc, and will show
YOU what our agents are doing.-NATIONAL PUB
LlsHI VI Co. Phila-, fa--May -. tdswiw
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ANIMAL AINFALL.-The most remark
able l. on the khasia Hills. India. whe re it
averages six hundred inches, about FIVE hun
dred of which falls in seven months Of the
year. According to the journal Of Chem
lStry. there Is not known any other place on
the globe where the average rises even 10
three hundred inches. So far a. has been
aScertained, the Hye, in England, at m
elevation Of ten hundred and seventv-seven
feet, between the lakes Of Derwentwater
and Wastwater. Is the wettest spot in Ea-
rope In 1850, it is recorded that two hum
drei and ninety-Six and tifty-six hundredth-
inches Of rain fell. Among the Highlands
in scotland. and in the English lake dis
trict, from five TO seven inches often falls in
a day. II an inch Of ram falls in dav in
our country. we call it a pretty heavy rain.
The Average annual fall Of rain in the e. st
OF England j. not more than twenty 20
twenty eight inches. In France it average
thirty inches. In level Russia it falls
low as fifteen inches in the Southern
State, from fifty to sixty-five inches. In
the northern States of our country. it
ranges from twenty-seven to forty-fve
inches. There are regions where it never
rains. as in the Desert Of Sahara in Africa.
and the Desert of Cobb inAsia, and on the
coast Of Peru. 1t rains nearly every day
IN Patagonia Ohre Optics Magazine.
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COURSE oF Study, PREPARATORY TO BUSINESS.
The studies embraced 4 the plan OF the School,
and dies -ned for those pupils who have acquired q
good knowledge Of tie Elementary Enzl sh
E-arehas are
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How "IHE COMM RACE WILL CREMArE.
While these two we're talking nv atten-
ton was drawn to :; dark metallic subs .ance
AT the further end of the room. 1t was
about twenty feet in length, narrow in pro-
portion, and i clio Sed round. save. near the
ROOT, there were some small round holes
through which might be seen red light.
From the interior emanated a rich, sweet
perfume. Then the corpse. covered bv
long cerement, was tenderly Lifted by six of
the nearest kinsfolk and borne toward the
dark thing had described ! pressed for
ward to see what happened A sliding
door or panel at one end was lifted up-the
body deposited within, on n shelf-the door
reclosed-a spring at the side touched-a
sudden wishing, signing sound heard from
within, and 10, at the other end of the
machine the lid fell down. and small hand
full of smold. ering dust dropped into a patera
placed to receive it. The son took up the
patera and said: Behold how gr eat is the |
Maker. To this little dust he gave form and |
lie and soul. 1t needs not this little dust |
Tor linn TO renew form and life an, soul to |
the beloved one we soon shall see again. -
IN the nd OF the patera was engraven the
name Of the deceased and these words
Lent to us there the date of birth) ''Re-
allied from Us" there the date of leath) -
Lord LUTON
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIST.


church has been organized at West
Drattleboro. The church 1t East Dover
has secured Rev. E. H. Watrous, of Shirley
Village, Mass as pastor, and are about tn
erect parsonag e.-The revival ut the
church in Springfield Mass, continues with
wonderful power. Since January lst. sew
enty persons have joined it by profession, OF
whom twenty are engineers and conductors
on the Boston and Albany r. R.-The
Baptists consider it peculiarly meet that
they should enthusiastically celebrate the
nations coming centennial. 1t has de-
nominational significance to them, they
think, that it has to no other sect in the
country. Surveying the centurys growth,
the Udfohmdn proudly remarks; In the
growth of an hundred years, we have an
occasion of commemoration. Twenty-Five
thousand would would probably. exaggerate
our numbers in l776. To-day, our statistics
show our members TO be 1855, 939. Our
growth in numbers has been as constant a.
it has been surprising. In round numbers,
for convenience of memory, they were in
1875, 10000 in 1872, 10000 in 1885,
$50, 900; in lS47, more than 1000, 900.
Population skirted the Atlantic coast, one
hundred years sgo; new. 1t has crossed the
continent. So has our faith. So few of our
churches had houses of worship an hundred
years ago, that it may reasonably be doubt
ed whether the number of sittings was larg-
er than the number of members, from Is 900
10 IS 900. Now. the number of our sittIngs
reaches 1000 900. Such houses of worship
as we had were small and inexpensive now,
our wealth rears elegant and costly temples
Then, we had but one college, and that in
ITS humble beginning now. We have IA score
of them, none rich or properly cared for,
bat some of them Of high rank. and dispels-
ing the best learning. Numerically, and by
wealth and intelligence, We are in condl-
ti0n to perform service for our Lord beyond
all the dreams of our fathers. and shall en-
ter upon the new century under RESPONSE
bilities of proportiOnate magnitude. Why,
then. shall We not raise our monument. and
say, Hitherto The Lord hath helped us?'
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev E. II Greeley, Secretary of the
State Home Missionary Society, has re-
moved to Concord. y. H.-Mr. Beecher,
in his Friday night talk, gave utterance TO
= rNu~ II
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ga rtPIE RINE
j UR L b EB Il.

Il arrests decay O. vital forces, exhaustion o. tie
nervous system. restores v-or 70 the debilltats-,
ealses VT lted blood removes Tescle obstruct
and acts directly on the LIVER and Spleen. Pr.cs
s bottle. JOHN Y KELLOGG, Is Plat S., ny.
April It-fL&WzT
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Very Nice Spring or Winter
Wheat Flour nj Low Prices.

- Good Goods. Quick Sales and Fair Profits Is
our motto. But don't take word for il. Call
and see for yourselves.
AT WESTON. JONES { EROS.
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Commercial

BRYANT & sTRATTON SCHOOL.
BOSTON. MASS.
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4 good Ground Rio Coffee AT IS
cts. per pound.

Very nice JAPAN TEA. 50 cts: old price
500. A good YOUNG HYSON
at 60 cts. old price 90 cts.
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Other Teas at less or more money, a. you lik,
but these good trades.
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A-Ni N-'' 49, - NV -
Burlington, Vt, March 6-wtf
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bookkeeping,
Commercial Arithmetic.
Commercial Law.

017 ~ - Ff Al AFflT7 AIIVN N LI sINtss7
Commercial Writing,
WIN SPECIAL REFERENCE To LEGIBILIrY AND
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Rev. E II Greeley, Secretary of the
State Home Missionary Society, has re-
moved to Concord, y. H-Mr Beecher,
in has friday-night talk, gave utterance TO
a homely truth when be said that many
persons went into churches a. they would
put up in hotel-without expecting TO
see the landlord. but simply to pay for
what they ate and drank.
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II was a grave and quiet yonih
A chain-'uan true WAS lie
nf1 De linked his tate with ii Sc
Hln cl- nerTs wuulc he.
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Rev. Eli Ballou, for many years editor Of
the Christian Repository, now resides at
South Woodstock, and breaches alternately
at South Woodstock and Felchville.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Now OF1Daao eav1ngs lnstteunsa w. Ed
SursRlos DISTRICT 3 ,e tos RI. 3 PARISH ,,
81 ssisure and sale to me directsd 81 the honors:
bio tho superior District Court for tho parish Of
Orleans IN the sSove emitted cav esuss WI,
Csnai and Oustonhouse streets, in the Second Dis
s 81 ~: s Soes w. tss
p FOUR Z CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
With the and ssa
situated in the Fourth District Of this city in the
St Charles (late Nayades) and Fourth streets, and
designated by the numbers one. two. three and
four on o sketch annexed to an act passed before
Of April 1860: which lots adjoin each other. and
measure each, thirtycn feet nine inches front on
said Carondelet (late Apollo street, by one hun
lines. lot number one forming the corner Of Csrou
delet and Fourth streets. Being the same proper.
y acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
from John A. Walsh. by act passed before A. Hero.
Jr., notary public IN this city. on the twenty
eighth Of January. 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms ard COuditiOus-l. IN ca8h for suff1ce
amount to pay PLAINTIFF claim, say the sum of three
Thousand dollars with interest thereon at the rate
Sh St iii the t Of
hundred and fifty dollars attorneys fees aud costs
Of suit 3 The purchaser to assume ito the extent
the amount o. bis Ha the pay y Of
dated on the twenty eighth day of January, 1874.
drawn BY defendant to bus own orde. AND ns MN MN
bearing interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
snnum, from date until paid. 3. And the balance
OF the price Of adjudication, II any. cash on the
spot. -
Civil Sheriff Of tne Parish Of Orlea rs.
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Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of 0rieans.
de15 27 las is
A. ROcheroau Il Co. W.. Hermance Bou.
gere widow OF Auguste Candide Avinenc.

A. ROchereau Il Co. vs.. Hermance Bou.
gere widow OF Auguste Candide Avinenc.
Il Orleans, No BY virtue Of writ Of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
he suction. ct the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the second District Of this city,
on "a ruRDAf, December rs, 1874, 1t twelve clock
CERTAIN IoT Of GRotNb. together with the
buildings and improvements thereon and appur.
tensnces thereof, and all the rights, ways. servi-
tudes privileges and advantages thereunco belong
ing or in anywiee sppertaining. situated in the
Third District Of this city in the square bounded BY
designated BY the letter c. on plan deposited in
the Office Of James Fshey, notary pubic in this city,
one sccorSinS to Which, plan U ssS lot Of Srouna
front on Lsharpe street, BY one hundred and fifty
between equal and parallel lines. Being the same
property acquired bv tho defendant herein BY pur.
chase from Mrs: Widow J. R Bougere per act
twenty fourth Of September. 1873.
Seized in the shove suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to sssume
and fifty dollars, dated September ~, 1873. drawn
by the defendant 10 her own order, and by her in
doEssd .ed made psp.e,e Two year: atter date.
per .nnum irom date until paid. The payment Of
which note 10 secured BY vendors' privilege and
The purchaser Also to psy stteipeys fees At the
and to keep the buildings On the property insured
holder Fl ssd note. The whoIs 4 sscosa.nc nee
With the stipulations Of tho act Of sale from
Josephine Bssuznon: widow Of Jsceuec Rene Bon.
notary public In this city ON the twenty fourth OF
September: 1873 The balance Of the price to be
paid In cash
no23 del 1926 Sherl6 OF the PArish Of Orleans.
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A. De st. Porn and Delphine Bafhet W.
Dr.. Cha Nelson.
EOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of orleans, No A., l33-By virtue of o writ Of
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Oreans in
the above entitled cause, to w. p. Harper, late
sheriff. and by said late eheriH to me transferred,
1 will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District OF this city. On TUESDAY,
January S, 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, in the square bounded
BY Franklin, CustomhOuse, IRENE and Bienv1e
streets, making part OF the lots Of ground desig.
mated by the numbers sixteen, seventeen and
eighteen, on plan made by J. C0mmuny. late
surveyor of the late First Municipality under date
Of the tenth of December, 1912. and deposited in
the office of Joseph Cuvillier, q notary public in
this city. SAID lot being composed of the rear Of
said lots numbers sixteen, seventeen and eight
Gen. and measuring. in English measure twenty
three feet front on Franklin street. aud extending
in depth between parallel lines. eighty feet Fl ve
lines. Together with all the bu ldings and inn
provements thereon. Which property belongs to
said Dr. Nelson. defendant herein. for having pur
chased the came from Mrs. Sarah TushinghAm,
widow Of John Cunningham per act dated second
Of February. 1871 before W. J. Castel, notary pub
lie in this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Citizens Bank of LOuisiana VI. Mrs.
Marie Celeste Landry. wife Of John EAtsn, and

Citizens, Bank Of Louisiana VI. Mrs:
Marie Celeste Landry. wife Of John kAten, and
john Eaton. her husband
CUPRRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THH PARISH
- OF Orleans No. rs 229-By virtue Of writ Of
seisure and sale directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish Of or.
lsans. in the above entitled cause: to VI. p.
Harper. late sheriff. and BY said late sheriff to me
transferred will proceed to sell ct public auction,
at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhOuse
streets in the Second Distr1ct of this city. on
the following described property. to wit.
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. together With
the buildings and imp ovements thereon, situated.
lying and being in the Third district OF this city,
in the square c0mprised within Espxnade, Where.
Robertson and Kerlerec streets, having. French
measure, sixty feet front on Ksplsnade street. by
one hundred and twenty feet In depth and front
Where street. between parallel lines, together
with eightythree shares of mortgage stock thereto
attached.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-The purchaser to furnish . stock note for
the of one Thousand and fifty dollars falling
due on the arst day Of November, 1875, and renew
able according to the charter OF the Citizen .
Bank of Louisiana, aud the balance cash; the
purchaser to assume ell the obligations and re-
sponsibiities Of . stockholder Of the Citizens
Bank Of Louisiana. and the stock note 90 fur.
nished to be identified with the act of mortgage
and pledge by Jean A. Blanc and Mis-. Marguerite
C. Bertn his wife, in favor of the Citizens Bank of
notary public in New Orleans. on the twenty first
day Of July. 1896; the act Of mortgage and pledge
by J. A. Blanc and wife In favor Of the Citizens
Bank Of Louisiana passed on the seventh day Of
August. l841, before Charles B0udousquie, notary.
aud with the sheriff deed of sale In this case
EUGEEE WAGGAMAN,
des 10 q jas
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6HERffFS SALES.

DartAoSeMv Doohhay VISA Oceavo A101.
CIxrH DISTRICT COURr FOB 1HH PA1lea or
- Orleans. No. 6ees.-By virtue ~ . vr1e o. ~
nRe and ssie directed by the Seso tnc cIx1s.
District Court Tor the pa4ish Of Osseens, n ~
arUve entitleA cause, to ". p. Harper Ate enenn;
and by said late sheriff to mo transfSffed. WI
proceed to sell 1t public auction, at the 1s1cnaots
sud Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. e0twcc1
Canal and Custonh0use streets. IN the ceco1s ~
trict 81 tkis cssy ON SATURDAY, January 3 1879,
at twelve clock H., the following described pop
Four CERrAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated 10
the Faubcurg Franklin Of this city, deeignsted y
the numbers Ave, six seven and eight Of square
plumber eight on . plan made by Joseph Pilie !at6
surveyor date ithe seventh Of June, lSzS deposCs0
in the Office Of Charles j., in. then notary puonc
~ this city, by act dated June 20. 1880. Lots num-
hers i've ~ six measure, each, sixty feet 1onL on
Marigny street, by one hundred and twenty rect
deep, lot number SIX forming the corner o.
Josephine street; and lots numbers seven ana
hit measure, eaca, sixty feet front ON kiyeian
Fields street. by . lepth Of one hundred and forty
eight feet two inches Lot number seven forming
the corner of Josephine street, oil Freuch meas
ure; together with all the bui'dings and improve
ments thereon without exception or reservation.
The above described properly belongs to the DE-
PENDANT herein by means OF the purchase he maze
thereof from Mr.. and Mes PiorTe Sabatier - ap-
pears by An act passed on the ninth Of May. 1859
city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish Of Orleans.
des Il 2, ia9
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Citizens 0ank Of Louisiana vs.. Joseph
LObrAnO jr
0rpHpIOn DISTp IlMT OOIII2nr R02 THY D pYcn

Citizens 0ank Of Louisiana vs.. Joseph
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No. 26,26a-By virtue writ of
the superior District Court for the parish OF
Orleans In the above entitled cause. I will
proceed to sell at public auction ct the Merchants
aud Aucti0Heers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Castomhouse streets, in the Second
District Of this city, on SATURDAY, January is,
1875. ct twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described
pHCtRfHiE LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
suburb Delord in the First District of this city,
IN the square bounded by Front, Suzette and New
number four on plan drawn bv j. Pile. late sur.
veyor. on the fifth of August, 1875, annexed to
act of the thrtieth of October, 1885, in the Office
Of CharlesBo late notary public in this
and Wirhers alley and measures twenty-one feet
three inches four lines front on ssid Front street,
by depth Of eighty feet between parallel line 8,
thereon. rights. wave privileges and apPurte-
naaces thereunto belonging, together with one
hundred and twenty-0ne shares Of the capital
stock Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, secured
by mortgage on said property.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-The purchaser to furnish . stock note
dollars, falling due on the first day Of Janu.
ary 1876, and renewable according to the char
ter of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana. and the bal
ance cash The purGhan;ss to assume al the obi
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and the stock note 80
furnished to be identified With l. The act of mort
gage and pledge by C. c. Williams in favor Of the
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, passed on the twenty
fourth of Septem Der. 1851 before said late notary
Charles BOud0usquie. g. With the act of sale of
property and bank stock by the sheriff of the par
twenty fourth of October, 1868. and with the sher
49, . N' " ~ EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans