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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31

surely this is not such n,...d.
VIII command the trade We >,.J "-' o.,
bnt IT we build this shn,,
road we can then offer mot nli P"r"oi
lines OF rails. hut two di>firr, 'hr'
ing routes to the easter, ,|"'l"r-
heSe together with our sr''"nl
Dor Will he indeed coD,l,ov,J. NV" Im
iages, and we may then rNprrr ''''.'D
rate of progress uuknn,', ~ ''''In
previous history. Burlington, ~ ".H
her peerless location great n,,, ''> D..
vantagrs over ANY other n,i,,, '' 'H
Lake Champaign, and by i ,rn,.. upon
dIlIgent uSc of these ad,.n,, f'' add
may become the primcipaI rn,,-, SIZE
city OF Northern New Eu.,.,n, ,''.
If, while pointing proudly ia nn,I H..
bay, and the magnificent Ad,..I
beyond, we rest idl Y ON our o.,. '',
shall find that commerce and i,. 80
sadly deficient in sentiment anal "I'
to he Ill the least attracted h, ,L,". .".
scenery we may offer. hut viii
at only such places rs can on. '..'
superior advantages for tl,r,n.,, '.''.
vi '7N'
1our committee Recommend
city to aid in the con>trurti,,. ~. ..'
Burlington and I.amuillr E,iI,,, ''
an amount not exceeding oI,,. Ln.I
and ScVcnty-tivc thou>lud ,lolI,, "
subscribing To he capital >tork of
road, the subscription to Ice p.,iJ
Issue of bonds of the city. o, Il.
proceeds thereof. All of vhI, .
spectfully submitted.
Signed 10y all the member, d, oil
Committee.
BURLINGTON VOTES TIE AID l>kIrf,.
AT il meeting of til" ta> pa,,. ..
burlington, called july I'D. to $780,
the city would aid in the con>t,n.,..
of the Burlington and Lamoilr, f..
road. the vote stood, Yes. 7l5: NJ =.
Majority for the aid Gr3 OF rhi>,n...
the Free Press says:
We congratulate the citN of ErI....
ton and the friends of the Eulr..,
and Lamoille Railroad rNcr,uhr,, ,
the result of the city meeting. Ea,'.
ton. 10y Il vote of over fourteen fn u...
in Il very large meeting. decided ro ...
the road and to aid herself fo nh.
amount of SlGO. 900 to hc paid il, H..
twenty, six per cent bonds. We hr.
never known il result of this Kind a.
volNing so large IN increase Of ,l,hr.,,
taxation, to he reached with >rrh n.
nimity. There were but tift} tuon..
ativc votes ont of nearly -uu M ,
those who di>Scntcd will. We im,r r.,
to sec their fears proved uutoum....
and to realize that this OUTLAY u1, ..
act of true and wise economy. It uH
hey nnd doubt. he followed bl ,mr.
action on the part of the "thcrr"uuso.
the line, and will give rs the ,"um,rn.
within II twcINc-month.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31

celebrated art schools of England, where
outline drawing is made Il specially, and
engaged one of the instructors, Mr.
Walter Smith, ut salary of ten thou
sand dollars a year, to come to that
state and introduce and supervise Il
new system of free outline drawing
Mr.. Smith began his labOrs about the
first of the year 1871, giving public lee
lures. instructing teachers classes, and
institutes throughout the state. The
teachers Of all the Normal and public
schools of suitable grades were required
to learn and teach the new system. The
plan comprised instruction in free hand
line rs, geomctrical, perspective draw
ing, designing, together with blackboard
and dictation. exercises to illustrate
every point. These departments OF
drawing were rather combined than
taken up succcssivcly. Thus was sought
to he developed all the creative power
which the scholar possessed. TO stim-
ulate the pupils and also to excite gen
cral public interest, an exhibition OF
drawings from the public schools of Sh,
in Boston in the month of June. 1t WAS
the writer's good fortune to visit til,
exhibition of June 1871, and to see with
his own eyes, something of the results
of this new method. 1t is taught in
primary, intermediate. grammar, and
normal schools chiefly, and the amount
and beauty of the work done by very
young scholars WAS quite surprising
No one, after visiting the display am
array ut horticultural Hall this wear
could fail to he impressed with the i'm
mrnsc superiority of this system ovei
the old.
During the past year twoncW features
of the plan have appeared. First. ia
supply good teachers for advanced work
especially i'll perspective and design.
There has been established in Boston an
Art Normal School. The fISt class
graduated III June. Secondly. to afford
assistance in elementary instruction
Mr. Smith has issued through the press
of j. Il. pSgood and Co.. IL series oi
drawing books containing directions.
illustrations, and blank space for stu
dents own work. With the help nt
these almost any one fitted to teach
other II.uclr.S in our common schools
r;In ais" teach the elements at draw ing
Bat ii is preferable. since IT makes ones
Labor much sIIrrr and easier. that the
teacher ~l"nld have some preliminary
nSirncii"n. Opportunity (" receive
such viii Ice afforded l., the Normal
art class I" he formed ut the ac.idcm!N
at iiic beginning "i the next term 1t
j. T." l'r hoped that every TEACHER who
can Will take advantage of this opI,or
tumiil t" cain this mrthnd The time
"t classics Ton the second week will he
:" arranged aS T." allow those IN this
VILLAGE and Vicinity who may hc alrcad,
teaching. L. continue their draw in.
lessons
We hope. also. hat thu, system of
drawn" may hr speedily introduced in
all ON public ~"i""l~. At some future
tim" We may SAY more ~ f." this mat
tea II. T. F.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31
Another Shocking Crime in Vermont

While st. Adams is horror stricken ut
the murder and outrage of Miss Ball
last week. Rutland was shocked Mon
day, by the rape of Il French girl by
three rut1ianS, while on her way from
that place to her home i'll Clarendon
The Girl had been to Rutland To testify
in IL lawsuit. and after starting home
ward noticed that she was logged by
three men. To avoid them she took
refuge in Il house. and after waiting
awhile again pursued her way. But
the men were soon on her track and
ovcItaking her, they gagged her, threw
her to the ground, and violated hcI
person. She WAS finally rescued hN Il
paSScr-bN and the villains put t" flight.
and now the detectives are after the
men. The gIrl will recover from hci
iniuIeS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31
District Republican Convention.

In acr"rdanc" with tn" vote "f the last District
Convention, the Republican VOTERS of the
,ral towns in the Second Congressional District
of Vermont. hereby notified t" meet at
at the place, of holding. Freeman Meetings III their
r"sp-ctiV" towns on Saturday. til" -th day "f Au
.ulst I-1i. at o'clock in the atcrn""n I" .h"os,.
delegates To the District Convention. t" Ii, held nj
White Rivrr.Iuncti"n. Wednesday, the .h day
of August. 1-aI AT = o'clock in the afternoon. for
the purpose of nominating candidate tor Erprr-
sentative i'll Congress for said district.
The several town committees will forthwith put
up notices. of the time and plc. of holding
i'll their respective lawns. a@rr"ahlN t" this notice.
Each town c:r-tin. less than hundred r-puh
lcan VOTES for Governor at the last state election
will he entitled I" "nr delegate, and each town
casting more than 80" hundred VOTES viii b emit
tied L" additional delegate for each fractional
part of hundred votes east tNcrcdin" fifty.
and they app"rti"n,d +" the several towns ac-
curding to the schedule hrrrt" attached The oil
of the respective caucus"s ill rive I" the del
gates elected proper credentials and will forthwith
send +" the member at the District C"mmitt,.. III
their county dmp,at" copies "f the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31
The New System of Drawing.

For many Years thoughtful tcarhcr~
have been GROWN" more and more dis
satisfied with the st L. aud method ol
draw ing, as generally taught in both
public and private >cho"Is. The work
set before the pupil consisted mainly in
copying from cards or drawing books.
old ruins. fences, cottages, hills. or any
thing else that S;lVorcd of decay. and
the only feature of artistic merit posi-
bile to the worker lay in the shading
This WAS the ne plus ultra. OF trimming
the eye or hand to free skctching of
outlinr. there was little or nothing. OF
course. then. there could Ice almost no
development of originality of c"nccp-
ton. or power. or habit of designing in
the pupil. Rule and hiVilcrS gave him
mctcs and hounds, and in iillin" up the
picture he most scrN ilcly followed the.
print.
Drcming such pcncil-copy ing only Il
waste of time. and dcSpairing of such
voluntary and concerted action on the
part of teachers as would result in
efficient relief from the old. or in the
adoption of Il new plan, the Board of
Massachusetts sent to one of the two
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31
ing in the most quiet and peaceful COM
muuitN even now.

20 The Beecher-Tilton matter, since
the publication of Mr.. Beechcr's and
Mrs. Tiltom's statements. has progressed
slowly. Tilton has been croSS-eNamined
and reiterates his charges. Yesterday
he was sued for libel upon Mr.. Bcccher,
and the case must now 90 INTO the
courts, where it is possible the fact of
either Mr.. Becchcr's innocence or guilt
may he established.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31

MISREPRESENTATION and the anguish of
soul. / owe to my acquaintance and
friendship with Mr.. Beecher. as to no
other human inStrumcntality, that en-
enlargement in mental life and growth
toward divine nature which enable me
to walk daily in lively hope of life be
yond. The shameless charges in ar
ticlcS :, : and 9 are fcarfully false in
each and every particular. The letter
referred to in Mr. TiIton'S tenth para
graph was obtained from me by impor-
tunity and by representations that 1t
was necessary for him to use III his then
pending difficulties with Mr.. Bowen.
was then sick nigh unto death, and !
signed whatever he required, without
knowing or understanding its import.
The paper | have never seen, and do
not know " hat il contained.
In charge II. Il letter of mine adj
dressed to Mr. Frank Moulton is quoted
to prove that never desired separation,
or was advised 10y Mr. and Mrs. Bcechcr
to leave my husband: reply that the
letter was of Mr.. TiltonS own cOncoct-
ing; his implication that the harmony
of our home WAS unbrOkcn until Mr..
Brccher entered it aS il frequent guest
and friend is Il lamcntablc satire on the
household where he himself. years be
fore. laid the cornerstone of free love.
and dcSccr:itrd its affairs. which he in
duced me To copy and sign us my own :;
an act which, in my weakness and mis-
taken thought to help him, | have done
too often during these unhappy years,
mp to the time of my departure, 80 that
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NM. ,I,u,,I,t,,r. and all ,y,u,,h,,J fran,
ill.,. ;n.;I;,,,,. and Ji,L,I;,..I to,,I,;no.
-, ,I,..,, I,,,, J M, c,,,,,,,t -.
-, ,,,.,,.,. $780,. income. I,,iu,I.J
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I r.I'I,.,,,i L,,.i,,,r r.. ,I;,,.,x in III.
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hat nm, 80, ,.,,, L,,. h,.u uu,IJ,. f.,
Jist;nrm;I h,tv.,,, inn,,ent 81, cuiIt,
law,
II, ,,,,,u,;u,, mn, tI. vL,J,. n,,tt.r
,ei,,, ,',,'','ir r.,I IL, ;,,,,,',,t
;..' III ,,,.;, ,l,.,, ,,,.,.,,,.
" Wv ','"' ''',,; -" i'' ;,i
m,,',. WILL I'll. =, T,',,',,,t ~,
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IndcrorouS OF improper proposal. -
the further charge. that was lcd away
from my home hl Mr.. BrrchrrS friend,
and h\ the advice of Il lawyer whom
Mr.. Becchcr had sent to me. and III adj
vance of my apprarium before, the com
mittce to arrange questions and answers
which are to constitute my testimony in
Mr.. Becchcr's behalf answer: This is
again untrue. having never seen the
LAWYER until introduced to him Il few
u,iuut.. L,.f,r,. tI,,. arrival ,f I'm. cam
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Fs>EN COUNTY.

&. +. BENTON. Guildl.ll. senator
" + SILNFE El""mfirld Asst Judges
W II. II AETSIIOEN. t;uldhall. Iud., at Ir"lrir'
q. W. HAErSIIOI;N. Canaan. States Attorney
=. T.. CIRCUIT. West Concord. sheriff.
j. II. BENTON. Maidstone. High liilili.
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ST. 3uhnsburp 6 alrdunian.
Republican State Nominations.

Republican State Nominations.
For GGNER<pR.
ASAIr.I. PECK. of Jericho.
FOR IIEIrG-GON FRNpE
LYMAN q. HIStkIEN. of Chelsea.
For STATE IEE t>IRER
JOHN \. PAGE. OF Montpelier.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
eli rs. ROGERS, IE. Wh""l"rk. ',..,.,,,r-
REV. T.. y. GEA NIGER ItsIchtm. \ '''
LOllN BACON. ID. 81. bloomsbury.
y. -. IL \EllS Lyndon,
\. l.. FRENCH 81. I"hnSlurN Jude. al Probate.
W. l.. SMITH. ST bloomsbury. States \tt"ruEN-
W II. PRESTON. IianN lille. HIGH Sh'rit
ISAAC X. KEN ASTON. sheffield IIi-h I:lri5
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One stroke of li%h' nln% N,i" r,nll.
SONS in Wnndi"rd county .J wiz
night. namely : Mr.. Mll'''f 49,. and
Mr.. Black VIC ;,'" i, ,h, ,amr h"'.''.
colorcd person living !" III, H. I,.hiuiu-
During ii" same ,;n storm IN central kr"
struck many points III
lucky.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-29

'''' t' mann, Ay leslLA '''' sinHni
Dist,.o: Court of the .r,,eA ar the District
"i louisiana Libel I'D i'a'.
by WALTON, DniRSy& FRERET-
ID J. Walton: Auctidt. 'e-Oriice No. 30 Camp
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, by write and in pursuance of two several
the United States for the District OF Louisiana
each dated January Il 1874 in the matter of Car
hart, Ellis Clark y Go. VS.. Davis & Jackson, No.
1883, docket OF said court and Gretzner Winehill
& Co., No. 1867, docket of same court bankrupts
will be sold, the following described property to
wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with buildjpgs and
improvements thereon, in the First District OF this
city, in the square bounded BY Poydras Lafayette,
Liberty and Franklin Streets designated by the
NOS 10 and H. on plan made by Louis H. Pile,
ate CITY surveyor, dated November "a, 1860 and
deposited IN the office Of Charles H. FOrtier late
notary public for the parish of Orleans plan No.
DO OF Book OF Plans No. l. Lot No. 10 measures 81
feet inches line front on Poydras street 81 feet
inches lines in the rear, by depth of ia feet
inches On the side OF lot No Is and III feet inches
lines on the side of lot No. H. Lot No. II
ures III feet inches line front Poydras street.
II feet inches lines in the rear by depth of l2
feet inches lines the side of lot No. IL and no
ieet On the other side. which property was &C,
MorrltZ Gretzner in the proportion of one und-
yided half by said Davis and the one undivided
fourth by each Of the said Max and Moriitz Gretz-
ner, by purchase from William A. de Coursey, by
act before f. &. Gottsehalk, then notary public for
the parish OF Orleans, on the thirtieth OF March,
1867.
mThe Improvements the above described two
lots consist Of the extensive and popular building
known as the National Hall, adapted and used for
public entertainments, concerts balls. etc. Plan
on exhibition at the Exchange.
Also, at tho same time and place, all the move
abes cont aiued in the said building, consisting Of
| furniture, chairs gas fixtures, etc, according to
an inventory file in the Ofhce Of the auctioneors.
| which viii be announced at the sale.
l Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treaar
ury notes ct the moment Of the adjudication.
Act Of sale before John @. Bustis, notary publi0
I at tho expense Of the purchaser. ia2s ia
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.

N0~
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MON.
tegut street, between Craps and Greatmen
GEORGE CHAvIGNY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
RY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AuCTIoxEER.-
II Office No. 10 Exchange alley.-SATURDAY
January 81. 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ will be sold
GERS Exchange, on Royal street between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue and in pursu.
ance to an order from the Hon. A. L Tissot Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans dated December %, 1873 in the matter of the
above succession to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT OF GROUND.
situated in the FaubOuTg MOntegut, Third Dlstr let
of this city, in the square bounded by Greatmeu
MOntegut Craps and ClOuet streets. measuring
American measure, SO feet inches lines front on
Montegut street, commencing at a distance OF l2O
feet from the corner OF Greatmen street by a
depth of 100 feet, between parallel lines together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms and cOnditlOns-Une half cash, pas able to
the auctioneer at the time of adjudication, the
balance at a credit of one and two years in notes
OF the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from day of sale until
paid, secured By vendors privilege and special
mortgage on the property sold, the purchaser to
cause the buildings and Improvements on said
property to BIZ insured up to the amount of the
notes furnished by him. and to transfer the policy
OF insurance to the holder of said notes; and the
act OF sale to contain, besides the usual clause of
ode non alenandO" etc. the obligations by the
purchaser to pay all lawyers fees, which shall not
be less than five per cent in of suit for the
recovery of the amount of said notes any part
5hereOfe
Act of sale before, Eusebe Bouny. notary public.
at the expense of she purchasers
sle27 las 10 IL "a 81
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE,
RY. G. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN

by. G. DE FERRET & EO.-JOHN GO
street.-By order of Messrs Norton, Slaughter L
Co.. of New York. pedgees of assets and property
hereinafter mentioned and described and by
instrunen! OF pledge, executed by John
Williams i Sons. dated New Orleans July
1872. l shall proceed 10 sell. on THURS
DAY. January o. 1874. a. twelve o'clock NJ.
TO the highest Bidder Tor cash on the spot at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
the following described assets and property-e
1. A Note Of s. IL. Hoinssworth. OF Kisclosko.
Mississippi. dated the thirtieth of April.
being indorsed by 5. Fl. llongsworth. W. B.
Thompson y Son and John Williams 4 Sons. for
$4,000.
!: Note cor $ii::3... ara vn BY Sutton Powell!
"a order of John Williams 4 Sons. dated MAY I8.
1872. payable seventy days after date. with eight per
cent IL terest from matuyity. This note IS secured
by collateral note for S502s rs. dated New Or.
ieans. November g. 1871. drawn by j. O. CallasiaH
60. in favor of sutton Powell. and by theme in.
dors.G. payable on March .. 1872. fixed at Citizens
Bank. with eight per cent interest from maturity:
aud also by the transferUf judgment for Ell 2i0 "a,
rendered in the ease of: uttOn Powell vs. John
y. Gallaghan Coo the defendants John o. Cal!
iaghan and \. 4. Browne on February %, 1872, in
the Circuit Court OF Madison county, Mississippi.
which judgment is reduced by a pay nent of $4,000.
and w.s transferred TO John Williams i Sons by
Sutton Powell.
5. An Acceptance Of John williams s Sons.
drawn by Frank Webb. dated Napoleonville,
Louisiana. Apyi! Is. 1885,. due January %. !a: toe
1903! 90.
1. Two Certificates of Transfe. Of fnteres. IN fh-
Tease of The Canal Company 20 John William. s
Sons: One FOR $4,000. dated May II, 1881. and the
other for 10000 dated June 1862. thes. certh
Gates are ned Icy Louis siagnet lessee and are.
assigned in blank. so that the purchase, may have
Che interest therein set forth. say + Is 00n.
amount nj subscriptions Of the capital Of f5snges
awarded TO Louis Gagnef. ~ pev act passed before
Sc im M.gre, notary public. dated April -. 1866
.oaS G. MsNsosY.
tsi.9; Ss luctions~es
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Seroa6 District Court for the Parish Of Os'eani
No. 81, 1ilo

No. S6,74I
DY To DE FERRET & CO.. SOHN G. None
ID rose. Aucti0netr-Otfice No. so ROYAL street
THURSDAY, February 50 1874 at twelve O'Clock II q
in the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange on
Royal street, between Customhouse and Canal
streets will be sold at public auction by virtue of
order from the Hon. A. L Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated December 20, 1873 the following described
property, for account of said succession-e
10 SIX LOTS OF GROUND situated III the Thi3
District of this cits, III square No IS. bounded be
New st, Bernard Treasures, New Orleans and
Abundance streets designated by the Nos. 5 to TO-
inclusive. and measuring each 81 feet II inches .
lines front Oh 81. Bernard street. BY depth OF le8
feet: lot No J" forming the corner OF Ste Bernard
and Treasures streets.
:. PORTION OF GROUND. of triangular FORM
situated ip the same district bounded by GENTLY
road Richelieu New So Bernard and Annette
streets sub0ivldcd into right lots of ground, from
Nos. to z inclusive measuring altogether LOS feet
inches front on Annette street. 3l5 feet front on
Richeeu street, and 365 feet front Oh GENTLY road
o. SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the same
district tie square No. 90, bounded by New st.
B. rnard. Bienfait. Treasures and Annette streets
s,hdivided into twenty four lots from Nos. to "a
inclusive.
Terms One half Of the price of adjudication cash
the spot; the balance a credit of wear. in
notes hearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from day of sale to final payment sec
cured by mortgage and vendors lien. In case of
suit five per cent attorneys commission and alb
other penal clauses.
Acts of sale at the eXpens of purchasers. before
Amedee Ducatel, notary public
in"el OK
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by NASH & HODGsON-w. T. HoDGso

by NASH & HODGsON-w. I. HODGSON
- Auctione er-Otiice No Carondeet street,
On SATURDAY. February 81. 1874. at II NJ. az
Abe st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the base.
ment Totunda of the st. Charles Hotel IN this cit
by virtue and III pursuance of Ordey of the Hon.
A. l.. Tis3Ot Judge of the Second District Court Tor
the parish Of Orleans. dated January 10, 1874,
docket Nos. IS 430 and 81 687 in the matter of The
SUGGESTIONS of job. o. and Annie Mccall, consoIi.
dated at public auction, will be Sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon.
situated in the First District of this city. IN ;ae
square bounded by Magazine. Camp, Poeyfarr. and
Delord streets, designated lot No. 8, which
iorms the corGer of Magazine and Poeyfarre Streets
aud measures p feet inches lines front on Mara.
zine street. by depth and front Oh Poeyfarre
street Hf I2O feet. between parallel lines. American
measure. more or lesss according to plan By
The Improvements consist Of two One-story traule
!. TWO VALUABLE Lots OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated in the Fourth District of this city, in the
square bounded by Dryades, Baronne (late BAG.
chus), Fourth and Washington streets, desi grated
as lots a and B, which adjoin each other. and
measure as follows to wit: Lot measures a feet
front on Dryades street by depth of 125 feet. lot
by depth-sf lbs feet, all between parallel lines
American measure, more OF less, according to a
plan by L. H. Pile surveyor. dated January 1874.
The improvements on lot consist of comn,o.
dlOus two-story frame house containing about sixs
teen rooms, with large back yard, containing two
The improvements on lot 3 consist of a frame
cottage residence and back buildings, containing
altogether five six rooms cistern, privys sheds,
etc.
Terms and condtions-One- fourth cash on the
spot, at the time of adjudication and the balance
at one two and three years, with eight per cent
interest and special mortgage, with vendors
privilege from date until paid, the mortgage to
embrace the usual clauses five per cent for attor-
neys fees in case of suit and insurance and trans
fers of policies.
Acts Of sale before W. B. Kleinpeter notary pub
ic At the expense Of the purchasers including the
t. xes for the current year 1874,
10 1871 fe7 I42l