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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
etters from ON the People.
"a M Tho citv Hali clock.

Mr.. EDIToK III the hands and figures on the
face of our City Clock were black, the hour indi-
Gated might be- better seen and If the tang on
ON The end of the minute hand was shortened one
half, the time would be better known. X.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
NEW BOOKS
NEWARK ACADEMY, DEL.
A HOME SCHOOL I
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

The following testimonial was given unsolicited
at the close of the last Term
The hrst term of the Academic year of this long
the management Of the MISSES CHAMBERLaIE. as
sisted By REV. PRoF, HOLLOWAY. has just closed,
and 20 discipline and scholarship. it has proved a
The examinations in the Classical and English
studies which we. the undersigned, attended, ex-
hibtted great and fathfulness on the of the
Instructors. and also commendable zeal and diii
geRce on part Of the Students
j. L. VALANpIGHAM 0ro L poRrp,
JOHN w. EVANS, JATxs III T.y
DAVID j. NURPRY, O. a Ey.ss
the SPklN6 TERM will commence March 30
1874. Circulars sent on ap plicatiop to
MISS CHAMBERLAIN,
mai -o99tAWot .lt Principal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
The Chicago women ANA The SUNDAY Law

CHICAGO, March IA committee of ladies
waited Oh Mayor C0lvin to day and sndea avored
to persuade him to veto the ordinance passed
by the city council Monday night allowing the
saloons to be kept open Sunday. The Mayor
received the laaies with the greatest polite
ness, but firmly declined to veto the ordinances
saying the repeal Of the ordinance closing the
saloons Sundays was one of the main issues
upon which he was elected, that he had pledg-
ed himself repeatedly during the canvass to
use his influence for such repeal, and he could
not now honorably repudials those promises
BY ATToRSRY.-Nr. Foster, of Ohio, is q
memher OF the ways and means committee Of
The llOsse OF Representatives,, and the working
man in the investigation of the Sanb0rH busi-
ness. Since he faced Mr.. Butler in Congress ON
Tuesday last he has attracted the attention of
Massachusetts Heis now spoken of by lead
ing republican journal OF that State as .'anoth-
or new man OF promise" Among other incl
dents OF the debate referred 10 was the pass
age in which Butler charged unfairIess upon
Foster III referring the SanbOrn and HaWley
in their absence and when they could not de-
fend themselves. Fosterretorted that he sup
posed they were represented on the floor ''by
attorney" This enraged the self-styled Lead
er OF the..douse greatly. .."Tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20

NOTICE-In compliance with the retirement, t,
IN Of the act of Assembly in such case made and
provided hereby give notice that shall apply in
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware,
in and for the County Of New Castle, upon N onday
the llth day of May next. A. D. 1874 being the first
day Of the next May Term of the said Court, for q
License to keep Inn or Tavern. vt No 720 Church
street. in the sixth Ward Of the City Of Wilmiug-
ton, Delaware. and to sell Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart. to be drunk on the
premises, and the following freeholders recommend
the said application, to wit
Jonn Hamilton. samuel w. Bayly.
Thomas Stewart, Daniel Collins
James Barry, Wm. h. Baylis,
Joseph Mckowen. Henry ii. Brown.
Edw. Robinson, Thomas kogerson,
Gideon q. Moor, his
Joseph Stewart, Peter p Peery,
Thomas Cory, ~ marx,
Thomas Millibin. Wit-Samuel Forrest,
his John Miliikin
James n Martin, John Sayers
mark, Daniel j. Curran.
Wit.-Sidney Dean. his
Richard IL. Rowe. William y Millikin.
James Ferry, mark,
his Wit.-John Sayers.
Geapth p Butler. Thomas Mcdonald.
mark,
Wit.-James Welde.
mar2U-3t JOHN McHUGH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20

NIOTICE- In compliance with the requirements
N of the act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing to the Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery q the State Of Delaware.
the ith day Of May next. A. d. 1874. being the rst
day of the next May Term Of the said Court. for .
License to keep an Inn or Tavern, at No. Al! West
Froat street. in the First Ward Of the City OF Will
mington Delaware. and to sell intoxi icating liquors
in less quantities than one quart. TO be drunk ON
the premises. and the following freeholders recon-
.u..I4 4 mil linu uiinnf IN w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20

[H0R AENT-Lsrss front noon, seopnd-sto
40 Market street. Apply ct this once,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-10
F0od ana digestion,

In dyspepsia the gastric juice which should
dlssolvc-tllc food tx only formed In small
quantities, and whatever may he the feeling
ofcmptiness and weakness In such cases, the
dyspeptic should eat vory sparlngy. 10
remedy the evil, the mucuous membrane of
the stomach, which secretes and emlts the
gastric huid, should be stimulated and toned
and thebest,in fact the only sure preparation
for this purpose IL lostetters Stomach Bit
ters. MOI only does this admirable stomachic
promote sufficient and steady supply of the
solvent which converts the food TO the pur-
poses OF life, hut II also regulates the flow of
bile, controls the bowels, and has most In
MIGRATING effect upon the nerves, The glow
which the worry FIRST dose dltlusos through the
systom II mn earnest of the more permanent
vitalizing effects which are produced by Its
use. IL improves the appetite
cheers the spirits, aud renders tne body
hardy aud strong.
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rn.lnre on I.rlnlrd Mnller.

The house pO6tOillGe committee has
ulnerd 90 report bill providing thai
0ii nl newspapers aud periodical pub
licaliofN nailed from u known Oillce
on publication or news agency, and nd-
dressed 10 regular subscribers or news
agents, postage shall be charged ut the
following rites
Newspaper and periodical publlGl-
lions Issued weekly audmore frequently
Than once n week, one cent nnd a half
on those issued less frequently than
once u week, three cents Tor each
pound or fraction thereof On receipt
Of such newspapers and periodical pub
LEGATIONS NJ tie office OF mailing they
are 10 he weighed In bulk, aud postage
paid thereon By . speclol cohesive
stamp.
Newspapers one copy TO eaoh actual
subscriber residing within the county
whore the same are printed In whole
or IN part, and Published 20 free
Through the mails; but the same shall
hot be delivered nj carrior-0lllces or
dlslribufed by carriers ullqss postage
N paidthoro0n m 10y law provided,
Newspapers aud magazines rcclpro-
cally interchanged between publishers,
not oxcecdingsixt1en ounces in weight,
10 bo confined 10 u single copy Of each
publication, go free through the malls.
All mallable matter Of the third class
may weigh not exceeding four pounds
forrnch package thereof and postage
shall be- charged thereon ~ the rate of
one cent for each two ounces or irpc-
lion thereof but nothing herein con-
tanned shall be- hold 10 change or
amend section lal Of said net.
Aldaylta ARE 20 be- made 10y pub
fishers or news agents 10 secure their
pdhcrence to these provisions, for the
violation OF which penalties are pre-
RcIibed, III Unfalf.h 'lNOW I..I
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s,i19ff1TTfrnTEfTTnv On =
NOTWITHSTANDING tho dull season

THE idea that when II democrat gets
into Office he may do wrong, which We
denounced as base IN the radicals, is at
war with the first elements Of democ-
racy. A.democrat from crown to toe,
from our first vote in the long ago I'll
now, we SINH denouhce any and'every
act ofwrong doing by officials of our
own party! We detest secret loyal
leagues, and we dctest gno lesssthose
secret mental resevatlons.by which &
professed dsnQcrsst, when elected to
oIllce, assumes to depart from these
high and incorruptible principles en-
grated into our party by its. great
founder athea Immortal Jefferson. Oil
and water won't mixs'G ~ ~ aR'as
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Ml,nns lnl CnuIc nr0ralnr.

/. James N. Brown, Of Illinois, was u
noted breeder of shorthorn cattle, aud
these are some Of bis ideas Use pure
blooded males Keep no more stock
than you can keep well--and the young
should always he improved, Never
sell to the butcher or any one else your
best aud -thriftiest young females,
Calves should be dropped from the LIST
Of March to the LIST Of May, Never
allow calves TO run With their dams
and suck at will--it Injuries both Milk
the young cows as long rs possible. All
cattle breeders should have twolpas-
lures for summer grazing, and change
the stock from one 10 the other fire.
quently Land intended for winter
grazing should not be gra2ed in mid
winter, the summer growth IL needed
for winter protection. To render stock
growing as profitable rs II should he,
good grass for Winter and summer Is
Indispensable.
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Wn.age,glad to see that our young
townsman, Master Jack J. Scott, passed
handsome examinationRtthe Texas
military institute, and tookthe second
premium In hisclass. Master Jack is
worthy son-of Dallassof- whom we
are proud. C1fShe.sperseeeres-in HIS
studious and upright course, avoid
ing ways that are evil, the day WIN
speedily roll round when the country
will also be proudofhim. .JIn this day
of dissipation and latitudinous morals,
our heart warns to the youth who re-
spects the ways. of his fathers. BE
steadmstn hYoidl 1show,S asehew
evil and cling to that which is good,
and your reward will come as surely as
'i'e iasSss.AXAAI .esA.I.T&<E 4
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d, We have tho New, \ orls SUMS assur-
ance that ono french or English wom-
an of cultivation nowadays wears her
carriers below her knees. The princi-
pal vein Of the leg sinks there beneath
the muscle, and varic0se veins, cold
feet and even palpitation of the heart
may he brought on by II tight garter in
the wrong place, When 1t IL fastened
above the knee all this pain and de-
iOrmilY mNN be nYnidpl.N
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FROM HOUSTON.
HOUSTON, June 8, 1874.

, K 30 n.t...s4 ,lIAIr2pnN Juna q "a o. a.
~ n!h 'r'VoS'o'' ''"' v io'"
40 9l the Editor q ne Dallas Herald ., ,ata.
/. The Masonic gathering is fast coming
TO close. | learn most of the dele
gates Will leave in the morning. Sew
eral have already left The session
'has, earn, been n pleasani and Thar.
lmonious one. Devotion topflieial bus
mess has characterized tile members
Many OF the farmers LEFT last SatunlaS,
deeming II important to attend to
home affairs. The social effects of
uelr annual conyocations are highly
saiutary. The citizens of Houston see
and appreciate this fact. The delegates
we've we'll represented at the various
churches yesterday. fhey seem TO be
generally church going men. Houston
continues shealthysTT aTewTr.
A-havingnade II my business to in
teryiew delegates, especially in refer
enceto thisfnattef, lnow feel authoriz-
eu 10 say tnat the general state of the
than usual at ' his s seasons rs
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nv request We repnhIsh below tho
Hymn Of the Alamo written between
the fall of that now immortal fort aud
the victorious battle Of San Jaclnlo,
forty-six days later, and hence the
language,
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wOMAN's HEALTH.

iC isa l0mentable fact, thatirom causes not
generally understood, feiaale suffering an.
pears TO be ON the Increase. The sweet young
girl lust entering womanhOOd soon becomes
pale, feeble, elnacinted, lfelesss, with head,
ache, pains and aches, loss Of appetite, PAL
pitation of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear to lose that youthful vim and
sphghtlnessso much admired. The middle
aged married Indy is no less exempt from
these troublesome annoypnces. She Is con-
tlnually grunting and fretting with pains
and aches, her secretions are all impaired
her energies are lost, she forces herself In sot
eiety she ''sours" on almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomesa
mere drone in her own household. And she
at the "turn of life" is no stranger TO suffer-
ing peculiar to her Sex vt that age. Habits
climate md inattention surely bring about
THESE SAD RESULTS.
that are now hurting thousands of females
old and young, To untimely graves. Exercise
your reason, your judgment, and procure Dr.
Dromgoele's English Female Bitters, as they
viii cure the above female troubles In an in
credible short time. They are prepared by
an experienced physician, and is one of the
most powerful iron and vegetable tonics
handsomely put up In large bottles and sold
by druggists and merchants every where.
Address, DR. j. P. DROMGOOLE, Prop r,
Louisville, Ky.
Woman's Medical Advertiser, neat and
yell written book, specially for the use ofie-
males, giving causes, symptoms and treat
ment of all ordinary diseases affecting tbs
emale sex. The only book of the kind writ
ten. Price only % cents. Address as above
Tdaw4m.
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BEFORE Microscopic Siif6aSyIot ' All H. .
telligible idea of the lave lassT
ed by the late legislat0re, the
same body will be again In session
amending, altering, adding to and re-
pealings So ithas been ever sincefhe
radlcarAt't9c 3natiAtl orlf&lsned dpon
the county aIngatsessions d the law
making body, add no ie viii remain
till we get new constitution. In n
state 50 large as ours annual sessions
will ever prove acurse. Biennial meet
ings are the shortest admissible terms,
and wy. age. sgre, thai in many respects,
session once in three or four years
would be a great Improvement. The
people should know the laws Of their
state; but with ANIMAL sessions, neith-
er the lawyers NOR judges can keep
pace With the ever changing statutes.
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NOTICE.
- MAYORS OFFICE
CITY OF DALLAS. Nav A 'IS-fTf

MAYORS olFIcE,l
CRY OF DALLAS, May 1, lS5LNl
All persons having scrip, bonds or othe,
evidences Of indebtednessneainst the city o,
Dallas, are hereby notified in obedience TO
resolution Of the city council, possed on the
INST day OF May, ls7i, TO present the same &c
The city Secretary for registration, before the
- al ,' i'SFo, WI cABELL,
'Sntd vn1iIsftTtD fF Mayor,
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commencement Exercises Of the Texas
Military Institute.
lAuatln stateslnan, Junq0,l


Austin Statesman, JunPe'l
The hall Of the house Of representa-
tives was crowded yeslerlaybya select
and fashionable audience, gathered ,t9
Witness the exercises at the close OF
the school term Of the Texas Military
Institute. Every available seat was
occupied, aud many gentlemen were
compelled TO stand for lack of other
accommodations,
The faculty announced that no med
ais on, Other distinctions would be con-
fcTcd on the second class, as II con
sisted of but three members, but cadet
W. IS. Walker of Austin, unexpectedly
reported as the most distinguished
member of his class in scholarship and
general merit. 9eLlB niBW tngd
Gold medals, of the value of twenty
dollars each, for superiority in deola.
nation, were awarded rs follows. In
the third class, to cadet q. b. Gurley,
Sof Waoo, In the fourth class 20 cadet
10. o. Barton, OF Calvert. i 5E. @
."rhe fifty dollar gold medal of the
Calhoun literary society, for preemi-
,nencein orntory, was awarded cadet
Lewis Hancock, of Austin. This beau
tiiul medal was presented BY Colonel
Terrell, Of Austin, to the recipient,
With eloquent and highly appropriate
remarks, Cadet Hancock responded
gracefully and iittipgly. -Jgi.E!
The following cadets having attend
ed TO all military and academic duty
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NEW ORLEANS. LA.

gem lrnlNulh mummy ~ ~, nom tho
years assistant physician 10 the celebrated
ilcord, pullsi nom
NEW ORLDA Ms. LA.
LAYING boon Tor many Years student a,
mo largo hospitals OF Paris, London, Vienns
mud Copenhagen, and u thorough large NM
varied practice during nIt0en yeara, hns
gained i most thorough knowledge OF lie
nature fall chronic Diseases and the trent.
,neut thereof and he hlls Ia his extensiva
nractice had an unparalleled success, nnd
Vefy oneu effected cure where every FEM
6dy had been tIieh ana ~ hope Ol roStora.
lion had been despnlTed of,
Nobody who ever suffered Oi the ledlous
ma llfe.embittrrlng disease, DyRpepsia, L"s
ever In vain called ON Dr. BlllG, IN every
case has he by his new method Of treatment
restored the functions OF The stomach, ana
with II the health aud Nlgor OF the patient
and many u person does to-day, with graft,
iude, recall the moment he placed himself
under Dr. Blllc's care
For the treatment of ladies' diseases, DR..
Rifle Is deserVedly renowned, and no lady
suffering from AMENORRHCEA, DYSMEN
ORRHtEA, lINSTERIA, PROLAPHuA
| lITERI, or airy other disease peculiar 10 lhe
| female SYSTEM should not fiil 10 cnll on Dr.
| Biiio, nj they viii quickly DO relieved of
| their suffering and ultimately restored 10
! periect health, -.H H.|
Diseases Of the GENlTo,uRIN4RY OR.
CANS and chronic diseitses pr, BILE has
mnnity Is easily and quickly overcome by
| his new treatment
Decline aud nervous debility In old or
Young Is quickly and permanently cured
| and fun power restored. No man IL too old
| and no young man too dcbilltated That ne
cannot be- entirely invigorated by DI. Biles
pr. bile has resided for years In New Or.
| leaus, is endorsed by the medical fraternity
| there, and by his skill and Knowledge has
| obtained great reputation ~ specialist,
Dr, Bile wishes 10 call observation-disclosures
| 10 his new discovery, by which he by only
| examining u few drops of blood, can dscoy-
| er IL there IL any syphilitlc poison In the
| blood, which Is of the greatest importance
M The poison can lny quiet IN the blood for
| wears, then 10 break out with all Its rnvageS
| ana no person who ever has Veneroal dis.
| rases can be sure that he Is cured without be-
| inn examined by DR.. BILE.
| Diseases Of the lungs, heart aud kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
DIR. Bile Is now in Galveston on visit To
Texas, viii be In Houston on May 18th and
| In .. .IiIN..
DALLAS about the Tenth OF July.
Consultations conRdentlally in English,
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor.
wegian, Sldlm
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ly, but, If 80, no could easily demon-
strate the met Woprcsulne that both
Pool and lIawklnsnre lmposIors,
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BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Bids VIII be received until June 18th, II
o'clock ~, for the construction OF tho bridges
on the nrst twenty miles of tift Dallas and
wichita railroad. payments will De naalle
nNe mile section, In cash or its equivalent,
Spslmcauons can he seen at the company's
once, over City Bank Of Dallas.
President Dallas and wichita railroad com.
b hpany. . = - '' ''' /,
Dallas, Texas, May q, isfi. asdiot
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WE aGe,gladto learn that. our air. sister
town of Corsicana, after relapse of
nearly, twouyearsIfollowing the exten-
sion Of the Central railroad beyond
that place, is reviving in substantial
mannenS Quite n bnumbef Oh brick
houses are being erected and the bust,
ness of theaown has percsptibly grown:
during the season, The, place assumed
unnatural proportions during the tenn
porary stay of tho rSilfUad, SanI felf
proportionately After the .terlninus
was fixed beyond Y. lNMkit ID grow.
ing on its ownxladalamoritss "a the.
county seat ofone of the most fertile
counties in this or any other state, anil
will ever hereafter be prosperous In
land tou,, ssssssA -
iahu Town. .sauxHaEaS
We feel desplylniptetested sthe
prosperity of Gorsicana, Terrell, Law
renee, MsHiggeysC YsxsbachieS Fort
Worth and other neighboring towns,
because, aside from otherffiendl y feel
ings, we regard their growth as an in
dex to tlieg@ efI development Of the
country.
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Tho DAILY HERALD ~ published every
morning, except Monday, and delivered to
city subscribers before breakfast. and ut all
points North, East South and West by the
IL will contain Special Dispatches of all
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MEDICAL.
DIR. w. BILE,

A graduate oftbe University Of Copenbo.
aen, nenmurk honorary NJ, d. from H.
Unworthy Of PudoyQ Italy for soyera1
pt,,tl. puIlk! nom WV
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\ - =
WE see In the Saint Louis Republic
can an account of the arrest, for swind-
ling, ola man named Ppok sclAiming
to be citizen of Dallas He seems to
have been associated with man sivl
ing his name.a J. w, Hawkins, whe
professed 70 b, fr9p J pniAaua, and tie
two stated Aaf thfy wefe coming d
Texas tS.dsdIik hal cMh.A G1
The swindle consisted in exchanging
for jewelry five thousand dollarinort-
gage bond sYRpatfppI7na ia,EsYsIAsybi
while the oofid proved foheaf forgery.
Pool was under arrest at last accounts !
We have never heard of o man Of
that nance eeips " shpanssS Bere.
though, In the multitude. of new citi, !
zens, there are fiiany whose f names We !
do not know. He claimed to have
come In possession ofthe bold honest, |
.SHsi HASH III
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WANTED TO RENT.
ADwELLING ROUSE,

Conveniently located TO the business por
,lon OF the city. Address, stating terms and
location, sd :" HERAIU ClIsEICM. =
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SHERIFFS SALE.

w IS Only ~a In P haih Court Ianisia Bes
A P Butler eft al } No. 3i3.
ypy virtue of u writ of tieri facias issued
ID from the Clerk office of aid parish in
the above entitled suit, and to ine directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction 10 the last and highest bidder, ut
the Court house door, in the town of Belle
vue, Louisiana, in the said parish of Bos-
sier, GA the first Saturday, the 9TH day of
February, 1874, within the legal hours Of
sale, the following described lands, to-wit:
The south half Of northwest quarter, aud
northwest quarter of southwest quarter,
northwest quarter of northwest quarter, of
section twenty three, and the southwest
quarter of southwest quarter of section IA,
southeast quarter of northeast quarter of
scctien twenty-five, all OF township twenty,
range thirteen, i'll the parish Of Bossier, La,
and known as the Coates Butler place
Said land seized and to be sold to pay and
satisfy said writ.
Terms OF Sale-On credit of ~ months,
purchaser to give bond for purchase price
bearing ) per centum interest from day OF
sale, with approved personal security aud
vendors lien and special mortgage retained
to secure payment of purchase price.
Act of sale at expense of purchaser.
bellevue, Lid, Jau. IL, 1874.
Is. F. ONEAL, Sheriff
Per WM. IL. HILL, Deputy.
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Succession Of Walter l.. Cooper, deceased
by virtue Of writ Of sale TO me directed
- from the Honorable Parish Court of
BOssier parish, Louisiana, in the succession
of Walter l.. Cooper, deceased, l will sell, at
public auction, to the last and highest bid
der, at the Court house door, in tie town of
Bellevue, La, within the legal hours for
Sheriff s sales, on Monday the 26th day Of
January, 1874, the following described land,
belonging to said succession, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section thirty
six, and the northeast quarter of southeast
quarter of section thirty six, township eigh-
teen, range thirteen, containing two hun
dred acres of land, more or less, with all inn
provements thereon, lying in Bossier parish
Northwest Land District of Louisiana
Terms of Sale-On credit of II months,
purchaser to give bond for purchase price,
bearing 8 per centum interest from day Of
sale. with approved personal security and
vendors lien and special mortgage retained
to secure payment of purchase price. Act
OF sale at expense OF purchaser.
JANUARY 10, 1874.
Il. +. ONEAL, Sheriff
Per w. H. HILL, Deputy.