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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

ET DEATH OY A BRAxroSTH.--A
conductor on tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad. by the name Of N. Mose,-
said to be q native Of Bnxton county,
was killed a few days ago, at Ben.
wood while trying to get into his car,
while the train was in motion.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

E9- Tue oROr OF RArrlrssAkEs
this year Is abundant. In every part
of 1.-THE country We hear reports Of the
slaughter Of large numbers Of poison
snakes; but more especially Of the
rattle variety. The reason given for
this by thosr who profess to know, is
tho great scarcity Of water, which
driyesthe snakes from their dens in the
mountains to the streams in the low.
lands. This appears TO DO the case III
this and illthe surrounding counties.
So far, but few persons have been
bitten by snakes, although some almost
miraculous escapes have occurred. We
heard Of ono tho other day, for the
truth Of which we can yuuch. 1t oc.
Cured few miles from town. in q
house blessed with many children.
The only way to get up stairs was by
a ladder. One Of the children, on ar.
irving at the top Of the ladder, per.
ceived q huge rattlC.snake at tho top,
just preparing to strike. Scared al
mo to death, the child "let all bolts
CO." aud fell. aud down came child,
snake and all, among several children
who were playing at the foot Of the
ladder. Fortunately. not ono Of them
was bitten, aud help being secured.
his snakoship was summarily dispatched.
The building being oflOgs, tits sup
posed that the snake had managed to
attain the high position from which he
fell, through the creyices between the
timbers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

-Ir is said that DR.. NJ. B. Cum.
minps is about to leave US, to locate at
some point in the west. We regret
this exceedingly, inasmuch as the Doc.
tor has proven hinselfto be a good
citizen, an able medical practitioner,
and as such, q valuable addition to our
community.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

Eg VIZ understand tEat E. Har,
per. ESQ. is the choice Of the Tuckcf
county Democrat, as candidate be-
fore the people for the House of Dele
gates.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

REy. J. A. j, IldlFluRs will
occupy the pulpit Of Rev. j.. n.
Mccartney, on Sunday, the "a inst,
ut 10} o'clock.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

az "GAs JErs"-,As Heard at The
Loofer's Paradise Mr.. yandcryort
got tho contract for supplying the
Asylum with beef. lie has opened
bccf.shop also, situate right opposite
tho IL. p"
Tho iron fence around tile Bank is
said to DO "'ighly hOruamcntal. az
well as useful.
Mr., MO1loy Bus,ablo. who was
thrown from bis carriage while return
ing home from a visit to this place, i.
10 very dangerous condition.
Politicians must sprinkle hay.sccl
10 their hair to DO successful this year.
The Masonic fraternity Of this
place contemplate having grand core-
monies on tbs occasion Of the dedica-
ton Of their new hall. which will DO
ready for occupation this fall.
Mr.. Huntington has painted his
store building handsomely; and If he
will tear away the old awning, and
put up a nice Que, he will add cousid.
orably to the looks of bis promises.
The coming man for Congress, did
you sast-Why, Ben Wilson, Of
course
Hay will go po to adollar por 100
pounds before "tharforc,' it
will DO mighty little hay tho town COWS
will get the coming winter.
DSminirk Sweeney has bought tue
McCundlish property, on tho Gaulcy
pike, near town, and is erecting neat
brick house on ii,
Upon the organization Of tho Board
Of Education for this District, MIR.
George ltoss was chosen President. and
Mr.. Henry Brannon Secretary. A
good many applications were received
for the subordinate positions, but the
Board has not yet made any selection,
except for tue position Of Principal.
Alter strict search, Il is found that
Lewis county is entirely destitute OF
any considerable number Of citizens
who desire to join Brazton in having a
District Judge, in lieu Of tho County
Court.
Candidates for the Legislature in
this county are scarco-not ono has
yet announced himself as such,
Some Of the young folks Of this
place propose to meet a party Of Buck
hannonit6s. for picnic purposes, on
halfway ground on Friday, the 7th
inst. 9l
Sheriff Carper has informed I'll,
treasurer Of the j. Pr that DO Is at
work on bis tax books, aud will begin
to present his little billp to tho poo-
pic about tho LIST Of September
"They say" that Old John Robin.
sons circus Is to DO at Clarksburg ou
the Goth put the III. p" committee
on amuseincnts report that tits q no
such thing"
Tue Loalors Paradise " exercised
over tho introduction by the Beeehsr.
1ilton Scandal, oftwo bran-ncw terms
into common patlahca, Ono is tho
willy BcCcllurs 'hcsi-hldinsp-Qf you
iOlt know what II means. mud Quiz
aud tic other The llSIis icnuueiaIion
Of Tjltou, wliou Il calls liim q ''Sorrp,
ptagousiiral cuss
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

A PARTY Of gentlemen residing in
this place, will start on tour to The
Addison Springs next weak. Look
out for then, Peter Cogar-gGt your
"bar.mea% ready.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

ET TEACHERS STATE ASSOCIATION
-Wehaye, received programme Of the
State Convention Of Teachers ofWest
Virginia, to DO hold q. Clarksburg on
tue 4th of August It will con.
tihue its session for four days, and
some Of the best talent ofour Colleges
and schools, will DO present and ad.
dress tho Convention. Among these
arc Professor Pendleton Of Bethany.
Dir. Martin Of the University, PROBES,
sors Morton and Wade, DR.. Blair and
others, while other speakers will also
address The meeting Among them
are Governor j acob, Col. B. w. Byrne.
Hon. @. g. Faulkner, Reyercnds An.
drews Of Jefferson and Richards Of Ka.
.nawha, Ex. Governor Stevenson, Hon.
.C.s Lewis. aud many others. II
promises to be large and enthusiastic
convention, aud no doubt will result in
an interchange Of opinions that will So
euro tic best possible results 10 the
school system Of the STATE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

sES- NoFlCE.-All persons knowing them
selves to be indebted to me, are requested TO
call and settle, rs am greatly ia need Of
money aud my books mustbc closed by Sep.
TENDER /, 1874.
Dr.. NJ. b. CUMMINGS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

Eg- TnE CIRcuIr CouRT Of the
United States, for the State Of West
Virginia, will be held in Parkersburg,
commencing on Monday, the Sd inst.
Chief Justice NJ. R Waite will be
present and preside. suitOrs in this
Court must DO prepared to try their
cases.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

nj JAMS 'VAssAR has just re-
cciyed a full supply Of crackers and
cakes, which he offers cheap. He also
sells Cider, Pop, &C., 60.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

-TuE Democratic Convention for
the nomination Of candidate to rep
resent tho Third District in Congress,
will be held at Charleston on tho 5th
inst.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

"A LOCAL IrEM OF THEOLOGICAL
LtrrRArunE.-We have been presented
with copy ola very interesting little
tract, Of IL pages, written by Rev. j..
I. Mccartney, pastor Of the NJ. L
Church, Of this place, upon q subject
which cannot fail to interest tho seek.
ers after religious truth. The tract is
entitled "BtBtB PRsDEsrISArlOs--
Proclamation not iSllra.ion." It's
really an exegisis on Romans viii. 90
and 80, which is the much mootcd
lext-"FOr whom hO did foreknow, be
also did prodcstinata to be conformOd
to tue image Of his son, that he might
be the tirst.born among many broth.
ron. Moreover, whom he did predCsti.
uatc, them lie alsO called, aud whom
ho called, them he also justified, and
whom he justified, them be also glori.
fed " This passage has been the
cause Of a greater aud wider diversity
o. opinion, probably, than any other
that has disturbed the equilibrium Of
tho various evangelical denominations.
The different reuderiugs Of tho Greek
word which in English m cans to bap.
tie, has caused thousands Of debates !;
but nearly all agree that baptism is
not essential to salvation. Aud 1t has
become prOverbinl that tie tho true
meaning Of tho text quoted by Mr.
Mccartney is, as he says, tho sunk
en- rock upon which so many minds
have been wrecked,a in their search
after truth. We write this, not as a
review ofthis interesting little book.
which is admirably written, and put
together 10 a style which shows that its
reverend author had devoted much
time, and a good deal of careful study
to his subject, Gro he put himself in
print, but to chronicle, as n matter Of
local pride, tho fact that we have
among us those who have the talent to
write d book, and who arc net disposed
to hide their light under II buslcl.
limited number Of copies bus been
printed, aud they can be procured at
tho store Of Aspinall 4 Rohrbough, Of
Mr.. Mccartney, or at TuY DEMocRAr
office. Price, 10 cents.
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"Nubbins,n

the sale OF spirituous liquors.
Died, on the 2sth ult., Ella, the
wife OF Andrew Merlz, at her residence
on Leading Creek.
"A young daughter of Dir. -
Dawson's died on the night Of the 2Sd
- Mr.. Charles Huntington. for
merly Of this place, but now Of Texas,
was in town last week, visiting friends
in this section.
Our subscribers in Lewis county
do not have to pay postage on their pa
pers from the first Of July. They
should bear thisin mind.
Lloyd Bailey, Of Leading Greek.
killed a rattlesnake with IA rattleS and
button, one day last week. This
would make bis snakeship II years old.
Judge Edwin Maxwell is pro-
posed as a Republican candidate for
Congress in the First District. Quid
nuaeS
The grass crop in Greenbrier
county is an almost total failure. Its
also said that the tobacco crop will be
shortened one.half, mostly BY failure
in plants.
Married, on tho 2sd ult, at the
residence Of the brides sister. BY Rev.
Henry Iangford. Mr.. William y;
Fisherto Miss Eliza j. Edmond-all
ofLewis.
IA fne gentlemen sheep, belong
ing to j. 6 Stockert, Of Leading
Greek, committed suicide the other day
by bu'ting bis brains out against o new
threading machine.
--Adispensation has been granted by
tho Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
OLA. B and A. Masons Of this State.
for the formation Of Lodge at Troy,
Gilmer county
Rev. 7. u. J.. Queen is holding
q prptracted meeting at the Baptist
Church on Lending Creek and we M
derstand is meeting with considerable
ss ioT.r.or oon,,, ~. ~. p,.,,,
.,,. Sss nrosn Ss ~. ~, s"., n,os. ,h ~,
sGo oOo BnsSsls If Tb.st If ths heat
ov,li,v .ssorSins - " n. y ".,;m.,a es ~
o ass .o.sn 70 ,ss ss Ia ,ssn
.hS si.IS Vac 4sa sta ST Hn.hols t TSo
whsslis ali soo5
"As NJ aa, sVy s.,,. ..,l.s nc... ,..,.
s.v.a.It, ~ !. . s"s SssS M .Aass'
."ns nlsI -as .sa ~ a.. aa.es y,
s,s, ,g ~, ,s,s s II =. "ys.ss H. i ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

Ey- Dr.. A. NJ. DESr has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of bis profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Startling
Medical College, after aa experience Of
twelve years as practical druggist thu
Doctor has obtained not only au &c.
curate knowledge of diseases, but also,
from bis long experience as a druggist,
understands perfectly, the properties of
medicines, and their application in the
treatment Of disease. Tho Doctors
Office Is one door above Chalfant's
Store. All calls, night and day,
promptly attended To-.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

re- DR. George B. Norris sill re-
turn to this place in 0erober.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

= WoRrH KSowlSG.-A friend in
l'raxton, who is clearing up now
farm in that county. writes US that ho
has been troubled with a large number
Of Zig oak stumrs. Accordingly.
about a couple of months ago, he
sprinklcd about a tablespoonful Of
pulycrizcd salt.pctre on tho top Of
cach stump. Afcw days since, he
sot fire to these stumps, and says that
they commenced and continued to
burn, until every stump was totally
consumed, roots and all, so that hc
was able to plough without tho least
difficulty over the very ground former
y occupied BY these largo stumps. Ho
says some of the stumps burned four or
five days. s'it
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

= BALTIMORE HORsE MARKET.
The horse and mule market of Balti.
more continues extremely dull. Sales
OF horses last week were few, and tho
stock gu hand light, except for first.
class drivers, for which there is no
market, Tho prices demanded for
stylish teams range from $500 to
81 200. Two large Baltimore deal.
Grs, finding no sale for iiue stock, have
been operating in Philadelphia aud
New York during the past 8 weeks, but
returned home on Wednesday, finding
tue northern markets like that Of Balti.
more, over.ssockcd, and tho demand
light. During tho past week good
work horses have been held at $3.50 to
5000 piece, strceters 800 to $l26,
plugs $40 to 800. There hus been
nothing Of motto done 10 the mule mar
kct for tho past three weeks.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

- Ill. URAEGkRs AND POLITICS, -
We observe 10 almost all the western
States tho organizations of Farmers
have adhered rigidly to that fuudamOn-
tai uaxim or rule Of conduct with
which they set out--lhat is, to keep
clear OF all political complications.
These organizations arc from their very
nature sOiial and industrial, but nou.
political. The very moment they ut.
tempt to burden their members with
political obligations, that very moment
they falsify their most solemn protcsta.
tions to the world, aud become what no
people and no republic can long tolor-
atc-a secret political society, II was
not as areligiOus, but Us political
order, that the society Of Jesuits be-
came so unpopular in Europe; it was
not as a social but as a political organ
ization that tho Kuow-Nothiugs be-
came thoroughly distastCful to AmOri-
ca. So il the Grange will fulall its
mission Of usefulness in eloyating, pro.
tecting and Cnriching the Farmer, they
must steer clear Of politics, otherwise,
they go-womCu and all-ihto the
slough Of dsspnnd. This Is tho view
which tho western Patrons are taking.
aud ii is tho only sound ono.
-HAsu.-Gold closed on Thursday
at 1O95. Virginia pays 81 per
cent. Of losses occasionOd BY sheep kill.
ing dogS.--I'ho vegetable that
young ladies love is, to.mate.oh !
Title Ohio is down to its lowest
point again-l5 inches at Piltsburg.
Packets cannot mako time. As a
panacea for the present hard times. ma.
by Of our laboring and business men
are advocating tho passage Ola stay
law next winLer.,--uharlesIon Is
blessed with a numerous colony ofEng-
lish sparrows, introduced years ago
They arc tue best insect killers Of all
the bird tribO.--The people Of
Point Pleasant held alurge mass meet
ing oil Friday Of last week, to take
measures for tho celebration Of the
centennial Of The Battle Of poiut
Pleasant, on tho 10th Of October l77.i.
when tue power Of the Indians was
broken after hard days fght. They
propose to make a handsome thing OF Il.
Tile GrcuubriOr County Conyen-
ton for tic nomination Of Democratic
candidates for tho House Of Delegates
will be held at llcwisburg on tho l0ih
Of August ----6co. W, Reyn Ids
Is spoken ofIor the House Of Delegates
FROM 'Naylc, county Tile Dem
ocrals ofNarion Will hold tleircOuycn.
.liVn Ou.tle SlA Of Ausgst
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

= srORM AT PARkRRsDuRd.- The
Times Of Monday last says that on the
evening previous the rain fellin tor.
rents, and the wind blew perfect
gale. Tho Kunawha River swelled SO
suddenly that about $4,000 worth Of
logs broke loose, and iloatcd into the
Ohio. Tho lightning struck in four
place In the city limits.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

-oAPrAIs TAYLOR, Of Sutton, has
established new store in that ancient
yillagol
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

Tutuir sssl n BIIntman's
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

-Acorrespondent Of the Wheeling
Register. writing from this place, aud
who appears to speak by authority,
says: ut Is understood that Hon. A,
A. Lewis will not DO candidate for
recollection, He has sofsed US woll
aud faithfully in the Legislative hall Of
our State. Mr., W v. Chidcster Is
spoken Otas q candidate for the posi-.
ton 30 ably filled by Mr., Lewis. Nj.
q. Is a Granger 10 It's fullest sense,
sensible aud worthy" Tho writor also
informs US that MI. William y. Atm.
old aud MI, w, G. Bennett are also
talked ofiot lhs same position
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-15

for them is good. Potatoes would sell at s50s Y
o We have heard Of sale at ga d p st - sS@s
y btl eabbases s7as " box; Louisiana3 sour
trout SlOOl4 2 Dbl
Beans AND WESTERN PEAs-Th s. supply ~ an is
are quoted nominally $500 2 Dbl; Northern beans
sell al 10 5o0ll; green peas 81 be, -;oca
GrNNY BAGS-Are selling at JAZZ 0io'fc piece
SUGAR OF LEMoS-se,ls at ss;0s4 so in bbls
and ss6146 50 in cases p gross a demand
TALL0W.-Light supply with good de"An0'
MALTGeea supply and deman rs W SnsSs sells
WOOL-Fair supply and demand. Lake is quoted
at 5. a34ec: Louisiana clear % COG; Is1as zoW
SOC; bury l612sc; coarse Mexican lac; Mexican
toAL-Pt ssbuIe is selling Ct tsc =. 20 ,o at
cite s'ei SIS 'cs ro S0 spssra 7sc a. retail
PoILTRY-Weste1n greyns &C. ehoe es are oa5 81
HGGS-Scarcely any in n arkec, aud the demand
is good. Western are quoted al l5d20c; LOUISIANA
oaE STAvES-The stock is decreasing rapidly;
but few extra pipes on hand. arrivals rom the
interior are small. and good lots are optaihlng
paid for fstboat Of pes containing none OF rev "
cull!rg. We quote dealers pices, delivered to
Ship as follows Extra pipe, 6oinch S!,oOiso; e1'
caref 20 incl, seoa95; extra barrel, 81 nch' $1o0
90 2 1900
CoEFEE-The market is firm and the demand 10
fair. No srocs IN first hands. STOCK IN nalius ol
dealers. 1000 bags We quote JOB !cls; pIo,na'y
I935d20c tuod): fair 2la are; good 2z73 oZssc;
prime 23d251sc = 10.
SOAP-The demand is good. German owe new
Or,eaus) Is selling at 60571c 2 II, naenoila ga
sac olive So 0oc treble extra palm ~ &C Cas-
tie palm Haze with areGuctlon on iouho lois:
Western soap SIC p ID in rourd lots and &c 2
Il IL Job lots.
BUTTER-Choice Western is scarce. Inc supply
OF Goshen is light, Choice Western sells al ESQ
25c medium l9 020c; choice Goshen Jz0Sfc :, Id;
SALT-The demand continues active ana STOCKS
are getting reduced. We quote L!V5fpoo coarse
ST. 2Cdl IS; fne 81 5O0l IS 2 sack, Win re-
duction of l0c y sack when taken from warehouse.
Turks Island is quiet, and is oEoted Hon!naAy AZ
Sec = bag of two bushels. Table salt IL pocKets
sells at 2,s o6sec each ne In size
CHEESE-The market is almost oaie. me oe.
ulard is fair. Choice Western factory j. quo1ec at
l6ts dl7c y 70.
BAGGISG-The demand is active and the stock
is small. Round lots sell a. 1920, jeb lots lac r
ward FOR domestic lute, Hemp and tax l3S 0l4c;
India l2c = yard N bales and rolls.
IRON COTTON TlES-Large STOCK and far de-
maLd. Sell ID lots under 500 bundles at DC T. 10.
2h of. in lots OF 1000 bundles and over &c = 10.
eff
COTTON SEED-Receipts aye Light. The mills
generally have stopped working. 1t quoted at
$40 y ton.
COTTON SEED OII-Noue here.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-None heIe.
MOUNT CARBON GOALS selling at Tetau at
CSC wholesale 4sc y Dbl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-15
-, = W. ?. HARPER
Jyl5 rs au2 Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Auguste Ohse VS.. George IThmohar

SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ OrIeans, No. 5Z89.- By virtue of writ of seiz
ure and sale to me directed BY the bonorahia
the sixth District Court for the parish nj ~
leans, IN the above entitled cause Will procead
70 sell at public auction, at the Mercbanrs 90
AuctloneeTs' Exchange, Royal street between
Ganai and custom house streets in the Second
Dlstrct OF this city, WEDNESDAY JuIy IS
lo.4 az twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
property, to wit
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with
.ne oulIdings and improvements thereon and the
tg' ways, servltudes, privileges and advan-
.ases tnereuntO belonging or in anywise apper.
tai!iAs situated, ing and being in the Third Dis
@ VI tH.s CITY, designated by the mum bers eight
een' nIneteen twenty, twenty .one, twenty-five
d anu s"entV,three, in square mum Der fourteen,
BOUNDED by Morales, Urguhart, Clouet and Louisa
ettieets, on plan drawn by l.. j. Fremaux dated
the twelfth day of September, 1866, and deposited
IN the office of Edward Barnett, late notary public
IN this city, for reference Said lots Of ground ad.
ION each other and measure as follows, to wit.
Lots numbers eighteen, nineteen twenty twenty.
ole and twenty. two each thirty feet eight inches
two lines front on Morales street, by one hnn
dred and seventy feet three inches six lines in
depth and lot number twenty-th &c thirty feet
eight inches two lines front on Morales street nv
one hundred and twenty -four feet seven inches one
line in depth, English measure. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein nv
purchase from the plaintiff herein, BY an act
passed before Edward Barnett. late notary nuhic
in this city on the twenty third of October fS66
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot
., W. P. HARPER,
jel3 2sj yl5 Sheriff of the Parish Of DREAMS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-15
Emile BOuny vs.. TheOdule Martin.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans No. 6333.-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale TO me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
temhouse streets III the Second District of tais
city, OF WEDNESDAY, July IS, 1874. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
and all the rights, ways privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging or IN anywise appertaining
situated in the Fauburg West Bouhgny, Sixth Dis
trict of this city. in square bounded by Chestnut
Plaquemines and jena streets and Napoleon ave.
nue. designated by the numbers eleven and twelve
on plan annexed to act in the office of S. Mag.
ner, late notary public ia this city under date Of
April 5, 1865, said lots measuring, h, Twenty-Five
feet front on Plaquemines street, by one hundred
and twenty seven feet six inches in depth between
parallel lines. Being the same property ACQUIRED
bv the defendant herein by purchase from Emile
Buquoi. per act passed before Ernest C0mmagers
a notary public in and for tie parish of Jefferson
on the twenty second day of December 1869
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER
jeI3 rs iyl5 Sheriff of the Parish Orleans