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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

A CESTENARIAN GONE.-We did not
learn until few days ego OF the death OF
Jacob Deboi. n resident of Barr township,
near St Nicholas, who was perhaps the old-
est man in the county, and whose funeral
tnoJx place on the 18th of December He
was a Frenchman by birth, and as near "a
we can learn came to this county ABOUT lorIy
wears ago. He claimed that he was Jos
wears old Just previous TO his death; he
was uuouestionably n soldier under Napo-
leon Ronaparte in his first memorable cam,
noion in italy. when that greatest OF all
IInoiarn generals was only 20 years OF age.
Napoleon began his march into ltaiy IN
Anri1 1876 almost t-seventy-eight years ago
and Deboi served as a conscript under MN
and was doubtless present at the pattles ol
Wonrenotte and Mondovi and at the terrleIe
,,assaoe of the Bridge of Lodl. Az ths'e :
80 he must have been between the ages Oh
oo and 25 and at the time of his death was
NJ Last 100 or it may be, as he always claim
ed fully 1OS He had no chlidreh' ou' ms MS
second wife survives him. we never ~ "a"
him in our town. nor do we know one vi our
,itizens who ever did, so closely fild ne con con
tent IimseIf at his home. He enJoyel UNI UNI
forr, GOOD health and was accustoinet eHeLs
sunday 10 walk to the Cathollc church '''
81 Nicholas, n distance of almost iea nm,
He has passed away far from ms ha.iN5 '1
land and farther still from the stirTlhg aa an,
eventfuI scenes of his early manhoou'
to his ashes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

MONEY WANTED.--Better than Bd11k--
ANY persou or persons having money lying
aronnd loose can learn where $1,000 or 81
400 can be loaned on seven per cent. interest
ir1,Ic1, more than that amount now, and
which is every day becoming more vaiua-
HE IIv making application ly letter or oth<
erwise 10 the editor of this paper.
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IEHEEkENI.

REGAN-CTLLEN.-N at ST Barthol-
omew's church. WIlmore, Christmas day. by
Rev II. McHUgh. Mr.. JOHN Regan, of Pittsburg,
and Miss MARY CULLEN. Cf WilmOre.
SIX ELLN-S ETTLENI \ ER.-Marred. the
3Oth ult.. at the same place by the same Mr.. JOHN
SKELLY and Miss CATEARINE SETTLEMYER, both
of Summerhil township.
COBAUGH.-AIarried on Sun
day, Dee. Il n, by Rev. - Byers. Nir. EDWARD
MACKALL and Miss ASGELINE CoBAUGH, all Of
Jackson township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

MYERS & LLOYD are always employed in
selling prime goods to all buyers that is,
tl,av aud their clerk are ever at work pleas
inc each ons who admires goods that are
en- and prices that are cheap, and treatment
that is kind, and bargains that are rare, and
every thing else of that kind which makes
the purchase of dry goods, groceries, etc,
both pleasant and profitable Buy there.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
TOMMISSTONER,S NOTICE.

~ MARGGARET JANE BURKET, by her
next friend HENRY HELsgI. VS.. JONATHAN BUR-
KET-In the Common Pleas of Cambria County
Libel ia DiroTcr
The undersigned. having been appointed Com
missioner by the Court to take testimony in the
above stated case, hereby gives notice to all par
ties Interested that he viii attend the duties of
said appointment, at his office in Ebensburg. on
THURSDAY the 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY next, at .
O'Clock. p. NJ. when and where they may attend il
they think proper. JAMES NULL.
Ebensburg, Jan 9. 1S7i.-3t. Commissioner.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

DOES IT PAY ?-One of the Agents of
The Christian at Work, T. De Witt Tai
IMAGES paper, recently ootained o9o SUD
srrin,ions in about eighty hours absolute
work. This was great success TO be sure,
but the agent had fine paper and superb
chromos to back him. There ia room for
more agents of the same sort. Samples and
terms free. Office 1O2 Chambers street, New
XnrlS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

To Co T., ID PA. VOLS, MEXICAN nt oont
DIERs.-You are hereby requested 70 me- ne,
at the Summit on Saturday, Jan. lo'h' Io'
for the purpose of selecting delegates 70 a'.
tend a national convention, to he heid '''
Washington City. on the 18th inst, TO pro pro
mote the interests of the Mexican soidiGrS.
All other participants in that memoraoie
war are invited TO attend.
John HUMPHREYS,
Late Captain, Co y, I'd u. V,
East Conemaugh, Jan. 3, 1874.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
JOHN +. BRADLEY, Secretary
a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Estate OF

- JOHN KENNEDY. late Of Washington
township. Cambria county. deceased.
And now, Dec. /, 1873, motion Of Geo. ". Oat
man. Esq. James Null appointed Auditor to re-
port distribution Of the fund in the hands of John
IL. Kennedy, Esq, Administrator Of John kennc
dy. deceased.
From the Record. JAS. ". SINGER. Clerk.
will attend to the duties OF the above appoint
ment, Eiy Office in i-bensbuTg borough, On SAT
ITBAY. I7TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1874. at .
o'CLoCFl, 7. N, hen and whcre all persons inter
esd ;n3y atten Z. or be debarrcd from coming in
on said fund. JAMES NULL, Auditor. .
Ebens5Urg, Dec. 25, Isl IT.
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"Ou, I want to be angel,
And with a angel stand,
Or sit along with SchoOimarniS

And hold 'em by the hanl."
just then the roar of battle over the hill
told of an engagement. SrOuewall jackson
rode M an2 shouted: $50 to Spence's ele-
can't Photograph Gallery for all the photo
GraDhs. pictures, picture frames, albums,
etc. that you may wish to obtain, and go
soon and often, and take your family, rela-
tiyes and friends all with you"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
& DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE !

---a- Estate OF THOMAS ALANIS. dec d.
Letters of Admin stration on the estate of said
decedent, late of Clearfeld township, Cambria
county, having been granted to the undersigned
by the Register of said county all persons fndebt-
ed to said estate requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
ANN ADAMS.
JOHN WEAKLAN, ADMINISTRATORS.
Clearield Twp, Jan. 9. ls74.-6t.*
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
CTRAY CATTLE.-Strayed from

~ n \ n I I4II'----AItIsIN NNt tIVtAI
~ the premises of the subscriber, in Car
roll township. tiIae during May Jun last,
a ycariinS STEER. red in color, with some white
on his boty and hole in his let ear. Also year
ling III EIFER, red and white Sp3tIed, and having
a white star in her face. ANY Information leading
to the recovery of the cattle will he thankfully res
csived and literally rewarded, and all expenses
will be paid. IOHN HOPPER,
Carroll Twp, Dee. %, IsT3.S
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The I'm

- dersl gned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county to distribute
the fund in the hands of John \. Kennedy. Esq,
Administrator of the estate of Dominick Nc Bride,
decd, hereby notifies all persons interested that
ne Will attend to the duties of said appointment,
at his office in Ebensburg. on FRIDAY. FEB. l3rH
proximo when and where they must present their
claims. or be debarred from coming in for a share
of said fund. JAMES Null. Auditor
Ebensburg. Jan. Q. 1S7I.-3t
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NOTICE.-In the matter of the Es-

Ani now, Dec. .. lsI3 on motion Of ;. Cal
litZin Lake. ESQ. R. l.. Johnston appointed Au-
ditoT tc report distribution of money IN the
hands Of the accountants, 10 and among tho
parties entitled thereto-to report al the Ar
-umpnt Court. By the Court.
Pursuant 70 the ahovcf will sit at ny once
in Ehcnshurg, on MONDAY, the 18TH DAY OF
pee. ig.-4t. r. T.. JOHNSTON.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
|. DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

"A ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ia Estate of JAMES CA.PBELL, dec q.
Letters of Administration on the estate OF
James f'ampbeli, late Of Washington township,
Cambria county. have hren granted ~ the uu-
ti.4r.eiurctl. residing in SumnitViile, to whom
all persons indebted To said estate are rtqucst-
ed to ma ke i'm mediate payment. and those haV-
ing claims or demands will make known the
s.lrne " ithout deia5.
JOHN SHARBAUCH, Admir-.
Summit, Dec 10 l513=Ct.~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
NOTICE.

IL Istate of DAVID POWELL. decd.
Letters Tes. amen:ary to the es, ate of DAVID
PowFIL la e of Cambria township. Cambria cOun-
" having been grant ed o the undersigned by the
Register Of said county, all persons indebted are
rcdIIcs Ell 10 make Immediate payment and those
having claims against the same viii present hem
only aut IenIicat ed for settlcment.
H. KINK KEAD. r,.o,...-
Dec. 5-8f GEO. G.. X. ZAHM, { ''iS' A1AS'"''iS'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
q Il - IN n y Q H
FOR TIRE GovERHNENT or TIE
Borough Of GallitgiIl !!
Passed nqcembcr Goth. 1873.

IRE il ordained and enacted 10y the Burgess
ID and Council of the Borough of Gallitzin,
and it is hereby ordained and enacted 10y the
authority of the same. that the following shall
he an Ordinance for the. government of Gal
itzn Borough:
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REPEALHG ARTICLE.

Any section i'm this Ordinance may be re-
pealed, amended, added TO by n tvyO-third
vote of Council: Provided, notice be given one
month previous TO the passage OF such addi-
tiuns, amendments OF rcpedl-.
Passed finally hy the Connect, and approved
Ey the Burgess, Dee % h, \. d. 1873
MICHAEL FIIZHARRIS, Burgess.
JOHN L. BRADLEY, Secretary.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

ARTICTs,s IN.-sfDETALES.
Sec I. II shall be the duty ot the owner OF
within the limits or this corporation, tat such
time a. may le Eereafts-F directed by Connciiy
10 c,ailse sidewalks or fOotwaiSs, 10 DC made ot
plank not ipss than Cne-aTId-a-iItiI inches IN
thickness laid crosswise on sI.s, or OF other
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23


Gold opened at 1897 0l09t., against lio's at se"
YORK and AFTER moderate business closed at the
omen n. rates in both markets The sales suni- q
mn 4 81 OCO embracing $500, at 1885 lO'As: SaoOo
Al lU9,, a lOsss, and $4,000. $4,000 an6 SI9.ooo AT
l01.4 .- ,t
No sales of silver were reported American halt
dollars are still quoted at Jos 0l061.. and Mexi-
can dollars at go gold
Under the il uence of good demand CONNER
ciaI sterling closed 10 y cent higher on the out
amounting to f38 500, comprising 4l2oO BIZ or IN
ding AT IS 231: &3DNO and E10GO do at S. 49, 42oN'
and 1900 do and 435OO Al clear at IS 1874. $500.
s 1860 and G85CU0 bill OF ladiDa at IS 30
Francs were unchanged, and the only sale re-
Dorted was rs coo commercial at 4.I3
NorhI @ TRANSFERRED in German marks.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at So % i
as 80 for bill of lading and al clear, and a % 81
for bank and francs at AIS for commercial. AMI
for bank.
German marks were quoted a. 1881.
The offerings of domestic exchange were OF
liberal extent, and wi II q ia I demand commercial
closed a shade lower, but without quofabe
variation. The sales OF New YORK sight covered
cent discount; $45,OG0 AID $4,000 do, $5ooo:
Sl50OO, 500 900 and SIS 900 private bankers and
4 10 GOO u 600 and 20 900 bank at and s - 600
private bankers' and $4,000 and e30,SO0 bank
at 3l6.
The banks continued 70 check or New FORK at
par while commercial sight was quoted weak 1t
! p cent discount
No sales Of stocks were reported.
The sales of bonds inclnded $4,000 ctv gold bear.
jng seven Der cents at 35 5000 at 36, s 1000 at
ST., and $1,000 at SO \; they closed about 351
No ss,es OF city scrip we're reported. City appro
priatiOn certificates Metropolitan Police warrants
ard time certificates Of 1873 were still quoted
at beut i6d47. ,oo
old at Is. Old were still guotedat 9o0--. and new
at So.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

Domestic Markets.

&rv YoHx October 22-The Posts financial a4.
6icl. SAVE: The loan market is slowly advancing;
. for cali loans being the bottom rate, and
many loans have been readiusted with 1t as the
rste. Time loans covering sixty to ninety days eau
stil be made however, at where acceptable col.
Sateral is pledged; prime mercantile paper is Sag
gor short date and ~ for long date. All sales of
gold have been at LOS all0he On gold loans the
rates ere easter for BORROWERS most loans have at
Che opening been generally fiat, and later was
paid for carving, and later still az and WAS
Foreign exchange is 81 a5ka4 SO for prime
BANKERS bills on London; sixty day bills can be
got at - 8504 s5s, but demand bills are much
below the rate. Government bonds are steady
and dull. There no sales at the Board of
State bonds except Missouri skies funded bonds
h were ssnS
ana ST. Paul, which were unchanged. During the
first half hour the market was steady. From half
past ten to half-past eleven O'clock there was
decline in She general list Of tO' and in
From that time until one O'Clock the market was
&tr0ng and the highest prices of the day made.
Now prces are . fraction below the highes+
Lake Shore is the centre of interest in the market
shares. have been more than double those in any
other stock. Extreme sales. giving the stocks in
she order Of tls. aetyity Lave been se Is follows
Pacific "a 3 asa 81 Telegraph ,9's0ls'b Ere ~.
30a: Ohos 2ssa285s Northwestern SO 4 037 Il;
Pacific Nail .G1s a46t; New York Central 1909 q
Cotton-Middlng uplands ii's 0lsac: sales 300
bales; net receipts III; gross 2os3.
October IA rs. 32c November l4'a a IA 2532c Decsm
Der f5e January Is 3l6dJ '32c: February Is l.32c;
March IS 2.32dl57sc; April 1o4. 0ls s.s2c: May
u l3.32c June 1865 al Is 2l-32c.
Southern fiOnr quiet ana heavy; common 10 fair
extra &:a3 IS: good TO choice 46a8 .. Wheat
slightly ia buyers favor: moderate business Corn
IN far request without decided change. Coffee
firm at PC ADVANCE Rio 49,. G20, gold. Sugar very
firm. with taig demand. Rice unchanged. VallOw
firm at gas .5l6c for prime city; 80 D3 &c for
country. Rosin heavy at So 40 Turpentine
heavy at 36c. Pork dui! and unchanged Lard
suet and heavy; prime steam rendered 3sc
whisky steady q, s! "3s. EreiChts sr'ser: cot
Son by steam 932d.
CINCINNATI. October 22.-CottOn quiet; iniddiine
Aa.c. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat duh
Larl steady; summer i3c. Bulk notwithstanding
6A 0ss.c: sides nominal Bacon steady; deIland
moderate: shoulders -. a:s4c; clear lib l50l3ae
clear 1890. WAisky-DeUand good Ut tUl! price,:
Ydc
st. Lov's. October ?2-Ce.ton quiet and weak
but unchanged Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheaf-Sampe lots lower: inspected lots sd
eanced: No . fall 93l; a99c: No. red winter
~ i0ls COrn-No. mixed :8c. Oats easier at
Sic. WHISKY steady al s9c. Pork nominslly $40
Bacon dull: only small order trade. Lard
changed.
Foreign NIarkets.
LIVERPOOL, October %, ?. M-<otten--S Sales
On a b-si. o' nddling uplands, nothing below low
niaAIing. shipped October and EovembeE, !316d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
How 10 ~ ~ Done.

Much wonder has been expressed At III.
character Of the Associated Press kilograms
frOfa the Chattanooga convention. They
were evidently grossly nn;yiendly to III.
invention. AMI cooEed everything which
manner ~ to bring the en,ir. proceedings
Snto yidicu!e in the North. We have taken
some pains 70 ascertain the cause Of this.
and have .he very best authority for the
truth Of che tollowin. explanation: The
manager OF the telegraph managed to have
che regular agent VI the Associated Press,
who was reliable. and fair minded man.
removed on ne eve of the convention, and
the entire business turned oyer t. the editor
of the Democratic paper at Chattanooga,
who is the anthor of al! those kilograms
which were scattered over the North. 10
prevent the effect which q true report OF
The transacticns of the convention would
haye.-- Washington C.re"'TI<.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
Democratic Carpet.Bag9eps.

It having been charged by the leading
Journals of kentucky that our Mari was a
earpet-bagger, . little Bourbon straight
organ comes to the defense by attempting
yoeman service in explaining that only Re-
publicans can be called carpet-baggers.
eighteenth instant, says:
The Frankfort yeomaa's comments upon
eur short paragraph about Mr.. X. II. Mari.
who signs conservative addresses at New
Orleans, escaped our attention until they
Eere reprinted in the Courier journal of
yesterday. We have no personal knOwl-
edge of Mr.. Mari. and our paragraph was
based on what we had heard from others
who had cause to know him, and that infor-
anation led Us. and, with due Difference to
fhe ie0m0nS apparently more direct
knowledge, still leads lie, to class him as a
aussy little man, OF no particular ability.
and IN no sense q representative of the con
servative taxpayers. among whom tho COM
motions in i.ouisiaEis have given him prelni
nsnc-. We are not sure tina. we understand
snliy ,he sense which the Isoman attaches
60 the term carpet Dagger. hut We are very
sure that ii Mr. MARI had been born hun.
slrsd miles north Of where he was born. and
had chosen 10 make himself conspicuous
among Republicans as he has among Demo
Gratis, the Ison,un would have been among
che iirst 70 call him carpet Dagger.
The Woman does not think. apparently.
that there can be such = thing as u Demo.
cratic carpet Dagger: but that ia y one.
sided way OF looking at things. From our
pOint Of view there can be and there ore.
Snd very pestifeHous fellows. too. Our in
formation shout The length of Mr. Marr's
residence in Eew Orleans differs from that
Us the Ieonsas. ii length Of residence has
anything 70 do with whether man i. a
carpet dagger or not. The l.omen should
not commit itself hastily Oh that point. how
ever. - t. the comparisons which The
Te..,.aw made 70 chow how much better
Mari i. than Kellogg. Il shonld take notice
of the fac: than The opinion which obtains
:n the I.oNNN office about the relative
,nsri's Of Washington. Grant and Lee is no'
unanimously accepted by the rest OF The
world ~ the criterion Of judgment. We
bad really ne disposition 10 do Mr.. Mari
any :rjus'ice in the few lines We wrote
abon: him. and We have none now. but nor
~'ihsfanding the l.o0oa sulogy on him.
we are st!A inclined - think that he ma v
properly he called y carpet-basger. and
sha: - put Il very mildly There Is somethiI 9
SncCngruous IA the idea Of his leading =
gssa. upsisinS vt Conservative taxpayers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
IMPROVED PROPERTY on ITALIA BETWEEN
TCHOUFTOULAS AND NEW LEVEE STREETS.
ASSIGNBE,S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE EATTER OF FREDERICK &. JVSTCS,
BANKRUPT.
DistEict Court OF the United States OF America for
the District of LOuisiana-NO. 1875.

Distgict Court OF the United States OF America for
the District of LOuisana-N0. l22S
DY HOEY Il O,CONNOR-KICHoIAs J.
ID HOey, Auctioneer-Oftce No. II Exchange
pace.-SATURDAY. October 81. 1874. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Ex-
change on Royal, between Canal and Cust0mEOuse
streets, in this city of New Orleans by virtue Of
an order of the Hon. 1. H. Durel, Judge OF the
district Court of the United States Of America for
the District Of Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy,
scribed prOperty, to wit
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First Dis
irct Of the city Of New Orleans. in the square
bounded by ITALIA, TchOpitoulas, New Levee and
Suzette nOw EIatOi streets designated lot No. Is;
said lot As feet six inches front Thai
street. by 59 feet 10 inches deep between par llel
lines, bounded side by tot No. Ii, and on
the other side by lot No. is
,. ANOTHER CkRTAlN LOTS OF GROUND, stu.
ated in the same district and square. adjoining the
above described lot designated as lot No. l6, and
measuring As feet inches front Thaia street,
by l59 feet Oinches in depth; together with all the
buildings and improvements said two lots of
ground, and all the rights, ways, privileges and
advantages thefeuntO belonging or in anyw ap-
pertaining, comprising extensive bricx and frame
buildings.
The decree Of the court ordering Che sale Of the
above described property directs that the same be
freed from all membranes, aud the assignee
such title is in him vested by the assignme II /,
in bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order of court.
Terms Of Sale-CAsh the spot At the moment
OF adjudication
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser.
Ocll 1874 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
STORE PROPERTY AT THEoNEW BASIN.
SUCCESSION OF HARRIET A. JORDAN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. sc, 1868.

no. ~ Soc
by HOEY 4, O,CONXOR, AuCr'oSSERs-
- Nicholas J. Hoey, AuctOnrer-Ofhce No. II Ex
change place.-SATCRDAi, November :, 1874. al
twelve o'clock M at the Merchants ard Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal Gtrt ct. between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets, by virtue OF an order OF the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. dated October $. 1874. Will be sold by
public auction.
THE TWO STORY BRICK STORE. No. 2s5 Ram.
part street. in the Fin st District OF this CITY, IN the
square bounded by Rampant, Dryades, Julia and
DelOrd streets, known lot No. 8, measuring ~
feet 10 inches lines front ON Rampant street. OF
New Basin by Ia2 feet inch lines in depth on
one side line: first depth OF 1903 feet inches ON
tho line Of lot No. .. thence narrowing at right
angles 3 feet 1nches has y further depth OF 81
feet II inches lines to the rear which has width
of II feet inches lines. Together with 100 re-
duced to l22 shares Of the capital stock OF the
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana, secured ~ mortgage
thereon.
Terms Of Sale-The purchaser TO assume theSpay
ment in principal and interest OF u stock note Of
+ 1860, due the said Citizens Bank, payable or re
newab,e on the frs: OF April 1873. and assn me
over and above lis bid, all the obligations and
liabilities of stakeholder i'll said Citizens Bank;
the remainder one-third cash and the balance at
one and two years credit, with interest OF eight
per cent per annum from date of sale until final
payment, with all the usual security clauses OF
vendors lien and special mortgage. the penal
clause of five per cent attorney 9 fees. insurance
of property and transfer of policy ETC.. and the as
sumption Of payment Of all taxes OF 1874, payable
i'll 1875.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser. be-
fore Andrew Hero, Jr.. notary public
OCT Il "a 81 n09