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The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

In the matter of the militia, at least,
the Times is more authorized to speak for
Gov. Ames than the Pilot, and here is
what it says about the raving of the
latter organ on that score:
''The Pilot may rave, bluster and all
that, but Gov. Ames has no thought of
calling out the militia for Yazoo county,
or anywhere else. The official organ
may frighten women and children, but
men pay very little attention to what it
says.
We will avail ourselves of this occasion
to say that we believe that Gov. Ames
intends, in good faith, to carry out his
peace compact with the citizens, as we
know it is their determination to carry
out their part of it if it is faithfully ad-
hered to by the Radicals themselves.
But that's the rub-wIll it be? True,
Warmers secret circular, suggestive OF
fraud in the election, was issued before
the agreement, but it has not been re-
pudiated by his party; and Radical Off
cials were caught in the act of mutila-
ting the Registration books in Pamela
county.
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

THE merchants of Brandon have agreed
to close their places of business on cleo
tion day.
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

YESTERDAY was lovely day. The
skies were unclouded. We hail the coed
omen. The Lord is with us in our strug-
gle for the right.
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

MISSISSIPPI expects every man to do
his duty. The life of the commonwealth
is at stake. Stand frm-work on-keep
the ball in motion.
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

Do you want to rid yourselves of the
oppressive and plundering taxes !? Vote
the Democratic and Conservative ticket.
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

DEMOCRATS and Conservatives Prove
your good faith by your works from now
until the day of the election
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

BoTH the Times and Pilot are raving
over our warning to Registrars, InsPec-
tors and Clerks of what they might ex-
pect if they attempted to make false re-
turns by throwing out Democratic boxes.
They raved when we warned the negro
members of the infamous Legislature of
1875 that they were building up wrath
for themselves and their race by their
insulting conduct and votes in that body.
They encouraged the poor fools to go on
with their deviltry. The consequence is,
there have been some men missing since
then that could now easily be found, had
they listened to us and not to these Rad
ical journals. We will see upon whose
advice the Registrars and Inspectors act.
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vicksburg Monitor.l
The Times is swapping at everybody
again. We do wish they would keep
some good-natured people in jackson.
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Gen. a. M. West.

Not the least fortunate event of the
canvass is the course of this well-known
citizen who, having mingled conspicu-
ously in the political contests of other
days, had withdrawn from politics and
devoted himself to the development OF
the industries, and public and private
enterprises of our State. 1t is no ordina-
ry occasion that would call such a man
from his retirement and induce him to
take part in the canvass. It shows the
importance of the issues at stake and
is recognition of the high and
conservative ground on which the De-
mocracy have placed themselves, and has
entitled them to the sympathy and sup
port of all good citizens irrespective of
old party ties. Gen. West never was a
Democrat in the partisan sense; but he
is Conservative in the true meaning of
the word, and what is more, he is a
MIssIssIPPIAN and has thrown himself
into the breach to help save his State
from the vandalism of her foes.
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WORK faithfully unto the end, and a
glorious victory will be the reward.
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

HAS the Pilot any news from Pamela
county, and Ozanne's nice little game?
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WHERE is Alex. Dav


Holly SPRING. I'epor..r
In this canvas Gen. Feat.
new lustre % bis already
His speeches were ab.e
convincing doing O gI...
arousing the people. T..
best tidiug4 from every
county. The column r A.'
people must bc heard.
RADICALIsM iH Mi--.-..H
death Of the wicked, N0ga~.
will be none SD mean as .
ence.
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

ARE you ready? The day of redemp-
ton is near at hand.
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

The following announcer.
in the Copiahau
a pemooratic-tonsef'-
and Basket Dinner for the
at Hazlehurst, Saturday
875, by order Of tile EA..
mittee. .
Distinguished speaker "
Torch-light procession aI g'
body in general, and tba L..
ticular, invited to attend
Rally Copiahans h''!
more !
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WILL either the Pilot or the Times
tell US something about the stealing of
the Registration books of Pamela, and
what Sheriff Ozanne was doing with
them when he was caught in the act.
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ELECT Legislature that will cut off
extravagant expenditures and reduce
taxes.
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New AND RICH JEwELRY received
at SEUTTER's.
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Gen. J. Z. George, Chairman, Jackson.
j. D. Vertner, Esq.,.........Port Gibson.
Hon. II. NJ. Street, Bonneville.
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FOR STATE AT LARGE.
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-COPItmCoINri

GENILEMEN, are you
question
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FOR &C GREssIoNAL DISTRICTS
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

OF the ic-COnserVatiVe Party OF
the State of Mississippi.
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remaining days.
TIM vicL.bnrg Herald. ia
ing on our special ABOUT %
lainy, says: "Ihe Oe'' -.-.
" stop to the great
" the people is to D.,t
" Ozanne and his deputy
nooro.t tree and hang them
the remedy.
CARDozo is wanted
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NO BUSINESS.

The Merchants Of ScOObn.
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CARDozo is wanted
The weekly clarion., 1875-10-27

HEADQUARTERS ma.
sERVATIVF SIR. ,EtIIC
MITTEE. AhE.r...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26

fields of grass; no planting since May IL;
stand good; plant rather small from the dry
weather, but forming well and commencing
to bloom; condition compares iavorably
with last year. except two counties in the
Sea Island district. in which the condition
is less favorable; lice retarded the growth
of the crop in the early part Of the season.
but have disappeared withou, doing mate
rial damage; plan: promises to be well
fruited at the bottom. which j. the princi-
pal part Of the crop.
The report Of the district of Augusta is
based on 81 replies from % counties, aver
age date, June Is; the weather is reported
favorable, generally dry to June !, since
which. seasonable rains and showers: 81 re-
plies give no additional planting since May
-; - replies report very little stands in
variably good. and forming well. but no
blooms; general condition good; IS replies
report crop ten days to tw" weeks later
than last year; - replies report crop quite
as forward as last year, and 20 report it
better and more forword than last year:
crop generally clean. an1 Labor plentiful
and good.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
DEATH of Lieutenant Governor Hyam..

Yesterday morning abou: day break Hon.
Henry NJ. Hyam.. prominent N smber OF IL {
bar. and at one time Lieutenant Governor
OF Louisiana, departed this life. a. the age
of seventy years. Governor Hyams was q
Democrat of the Old regime, and none wa.
more influential than he in holding his
party down TO Il. old traditions. He was a
man OF acknow !efged ability. great !enac.
ty Of purpose. ard o: unsullied private
character. He has been for years the senior
partner of Hon. .. +. Jonas. the presen,
city attorney. Hc was u native OF South
Carolina. a studen: o! Calhoun. and Judah
p. Benjamin's mos. trusted friend. Nearly
fifty years ago he came to Louisiana and
settled on Red river. He outgrew the law
practice of that section, and moved to New
Orleans morathaD twenty years ago, where
he found wider scope for his talents
Within the past few years he had met with
grievoUs domestic Affections. One after
another. in rapid succession. daughter. wife
and son. were taken from him by death, and
it was without regret the worn and wrin.
killed. old man crossed over the river CT life,
to be reunited with them on the other side
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
By Nash & Hodgsor.

.
NEAT DOUBLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON BASIN
STREET. NEAR ERATO STREET. WITH VA.
SUCCESSION OF C. C. BIER AND WIFE,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 go
IN LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
by NASH & HODGSON, W. l. HODGsON,
- Auctioneer-Otiice No. : Ca ondelet street.
On SATURDAY. July 8. 1875, at twelve o'clock VI
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, by virtue
and in pursuance of an order of the Hon. A. L.
TissOt, indge of the Second District Court for The
parish OF Orleans. d .teG April 20 1875. docket No.
5000 tor account of the SUGGESTIONS of G. c. Bier
and his wife, both deceased consolidated, at pub.
lie auction will be sold
THEEE VALUABLE LOTS OFGROUND. together
with the building. and improvem. thereon
situated in the First District of this city, in the
sguare bounded by Basin tlate White), Clio Erato
and Rampant streets. designated NOS. IL, II and
-, which adiein each other. and measure together
90 feet front Basin street. by depth of 81 feet
inch lines. alt between parallel lines. American
measure. according to a plan by Louis H. Pile.
surveyor, dated May 10. 1873. The improvements
consist OF a neat double tenement cottage with
eight rooms, two story doubs kitchen. two els.
terms, gas and gas fixtures ETC., and commands
good tenants capable Of ielding $40 per month.
Terms and COnditions-O One third cash aud the
balance at one and two years. with eight Der cent
interest, and all the usual security clauses, for
special mortgage. vendors lien insurance and at.
torney's fees ten per cent of the bid to be paid
cash on the spot.
Act of sale before W. J. Castell notary public at
the expense of the purchaser. including the taxes
due il 1876. my30 jel2 10 l6 iy3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
By Vincent & Co.


AT!RaCTI!. AND VALUABLE IMPROVED
DWELLING PROPERTY IN TIE FIRST UI..
TRIO. y! IkW ORLEANS.
IN the matte: -! Bachelor ana Reid in BAN.
fuptes as per order No. -. iron. the Unite.
states District Court.
Rf VINCENT d. Coz. VIECE:T ATT.
II tonetr-Otiice Nos. 81 and ST Customhous.
streef.-".ll be sold on SATURDAY July IL 1875 a.
twelve o clock NJ, at Merchants and Auctioneers5
Exchange. on Royal street, between Canal EntY
tu5tom1ouse streets, by virtue of an order No
no and dated June 2, 1875. from the Hon Judya
". D. Gods, United States District Court of Lo5,.
isiana, IL the matter OF Bachelor l. Reid bar z.
rupts- ~
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY with
Improvements, surrendered by Andrew j. Reid
bankrupt, consisting of certain portion Of
ground, with improvements thereon situated in
the square bounded by Josephine. ST. Andrew
Conseum aud Chestnut streets and designated by
letter Z, having 80 Ieet front on Coliseum arrest
oy depth OF .2s feet lines on the line neares.
Josephine street, and ll3 feet inch lines uearest
81. Andrew street: together with q councillors
Two hoIy frame residence. wi th extensive kitchen
rear buildings, ont houses and garden etc
ceposlt OF ten Der cent req uired ut the time of
adjudication. VI
Act Of ssie before Octave Msrel. notary public.
e'As-e W "~4e-S~an. Je23 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
SklC:s STORE AND Ten bNT CORNER OF
FRONT AND ERATO.*TREETS.
SrCCfSS;1H OF JOSEPH LoBHlSO
Second V.s;r.c: Cox; for the Par.i. o. Cr....s-.
Nc. }S...2o.

DY HOEH 4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;.
II Hoey, AuetlOneeY -Oiice No. !: Exchange
place -.SATURDAf June 26. 1873. At twelve O'clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctiopeers, Exchanc.
on Royal. between Canal aud GustOmho SO streetp
By virtue Of an order of the honorable the Second
District Court tor the parish of Orleans, dated
twentieth of May. 1913. will he sold at public auc.
ton. the following valuable property. to wit
TWOLDTS OF GROUND. with sll the buildings
ana improvements thereon. in the Fret Dist riot Q:
fhis ETY.. N the square or islet bounded by Erato
front. New Levee or Peters streets and Wither'g
alley, which ia 20 feet wide and runs parallel with
Erato street. Of which portion of ground des.
gnated as lot No. !, forms the OF Front and
EratO streets. and measures In American measure
:! feet 10 inches lines front on Front street by g
feet IN dept. and front OLA Frat" street. The in.
proVemenfs thereon comprise three story
hrck store: with front and side gallery.
known az No. l.1 Front street. and forming
tho corner of From: and Erato streets. And the,
other 10; or POI ton ia situated in the rear thu.
above nd OF those adjoining the same, and
ures ~ rect 'front.' on Erat0 street. and running
through 70 and having like front on said Wit
alley by % feet II inches in depth between par.
ale! ! mes. The improvements thereon comprise q
i"Ostory brIck house. Also. 30 shares, now re.
duceG I" ~ shares of the cap; al stock Of the C!t
Zens bank o; Louisiana secured by NOR gage on
';i'd property, on which there ia stock not, 70.
the sum u! 1880, due July 1915. PAYABLE or re.
ileWao. AZ accordance with :he charter o: sad
bank.
Terms-The purchaser 20 assume she pa,rnen:
OF said stock note Of 1890 pa vabie or yenev.i,.
July !. 1876. also al! tn. .iabili,ie. and obliga.
lions O! "a stockhOlder IN said bank. and for tho
ta'auce One-i iird casa and the re ainder a. on.
ana Two years credit III notes bearing interest 81
right per cent per annGm from. date Of cal. unit!
hnal payment with tn. penal clause of five per
cent attorneys fees in the event Of Gait secured
by special mortgage and yendOr's lien insurance
OF Improvements ant! transfer of policy and pn,.
chaser !" assume payment OF al! taxes o: 49, ;ay.
able in 1875.
Acts OF sale a; expense Of the purchasers. before
William j. Cast" notary public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
Carnatz fnstitute-Commenceme Exer.
cises-Large Attendance.

Minerva Hall was, on Thursday night
last, brilliant with crowded and elegant
| auditory of ladies and gentlemen inter-
ested in the education of young ladies'. The
occasion was the commencement exercises
of the Carnatz Institute.
The exercises were conducted by the ac
| complished principals. Nine. y. Carna;z
and Mile. Leonie De Varennes.
The overture of the entertainment: was
from semirsmis, executed as a duo by
Miles. n. Delery ana l.. Herman. Il was
followed by various n.orceau. preseu led by
Miles. NJ. Roubion, Dumouin. J. Baker and
a. Bernard, all OF which were executed in
manner Illustrative OF the talent o: the
students and the care OK The conscian tious
professor charged with thei: Instruction
The comedie:,a lie Testanen: de Ma
dame Patural," afforded /. pleasant
evidence of nstnra; ,alean: FOR the
drama. Really, 'he display OF fashion
able manners and the demonstration of in
dignation. contempt. disappointment, car.
ried with the warmth OF AN elegant and
conventional! manner, snow these little
idGlt5 10 nave DeeH close observers or IL
stinctive irnita,ors. We c.r 20, ami: to
say that the eiocution was good and the
pronunciation that which would meet the
approval of the best society. The drama.
much applauded. was succeeded by other
musical exercises. There were several solo
pieces. one from "Trayata and three from
Norma with several dUos, which were ali
excellent and OF good school. Not to dis
criin:na'c, we may mention the performers
to have been Miles. B. Cazai.s J. Baker.
II. Lamkin, L. Hermann. =. Haynes. l..
G3odloe. n. Deiery. NJ Mont:euii and
Good!ove, and We NAV state that :te ap.
piaasc was iadi:;o:lsly and literally be
slowed.
Hon. +. Cooley presented. CT behalf o.
The principals. a diploma OF graduation
to Miss Mary Lsmkin. The presenta-
ton was accompanied with some appra
pirate observations upon the value of knowl
edge. and was acknowledged IN very
graceful address. in which the young doctor
of science ana accomplishments babe good
by TO the scenes and associates Of her
studies.
The exercises closed. an: with !. the
present iabccs OF the estimaoie and efficient
conductors Of this We. established ;nst:.u
ton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
CHOICE BUSINESS AND DWELLING PROPERTY
IN THE FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS.
Second DssEics Court for the Parish OF Oylea. -.
No. 80 ln2.

RY ROEr 4: D'CONNOI-NICHOLaS ::
~ Hcey. Anctieneer-Ofice No. l. Exchange
NJ. at the Merchants aud Auctioneers' Exchange.
on Royal. Getwee Canal and CustOmhouse streets.
by virtue of an order OF the honorable the Second
District Court o. the parish of Orleans dated Juno
~. 1875, will be cold by pusc auction. the follow.
ing described property. to wit.
!. LOT OF GROUND, with ali The buildings
and Improvements thereon. in the First Distric.
OF this 'fy. IN the square bounded by Magazine.
Constance and Richard streets Ind Felicity road.
and measuring. NOR" or less whatever the differ.
euce may be. 20 feet . inches front on Felicity
Ioas, Dy an irregular depth Of s6 feet one line.
81 fee: inches front and depth Constance
street. and g feet the line the said lot be.
ing known as lot No. > The improvements cor.
prise on. story frame buildings the Corner being:
used as = grocery store.
,. a Tor OF GROUND. will, an the buildings
and improvements shereoh. in the First District 81
this city, III tha square bounded by Orange Rich.
ard. Con. az CO AID AnnHnci4tiOn Streets desic.
ted as 20. NO. }. aud measuring 80 feet inches
from: or Orange street. BY 60 feet II inches lines
IN depth, together with the Use OF alley fee.
wide, running from Orange street. In common with
lots Nos. IL and ,. The improvements compIi.ea
nonble tWo,s,ory brick dwelling. known as Nos.
i23 and 1870 Orange street.
3: LOr OF "ROUND. with all the building,
and improvements thereon. in the Fourth Distv.c.
OF this city. in the square bounded by Washington
'onery. Pryiana ana st. Charles streets. desis.
mated az lot No. 4. and measuring 20 feet inches
line front washing. IN street by 100 fee. IN
depth. The Improvements compris. a two,story
frame dwelling. known as No. 9la Washington
street.
Terms o: s4ie--One third cash, and the remain.
der AT one and two years credit. III notes of tho
purchasers 70 their own order. and by .hen. in.
dorsed. payable in one and two year from date 0:
sale. bearing Unrest OF eight per cent per annum,
secured by special mortgage and vendorH lien.
with the pena! clause five per cent attorneys fees
IL event OF suit. the improvements to be kept IN.
su1ed and policy transferred to the Ii. lders OF tho
notes Unit: ina. payment. and purchasers 20 a..
sumo payment over Snd above theig bids vi al
taxes OF 1875. payable in 1896.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers Sc.
fore John q. Eusti.. Esq notary public.
iei3 10 90 iy. 10 J.:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
By J. B. Walton.
TWO LOTS ON COLISEUM STREET, Sixth bis
TRlCT,

SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL NEWMAN. DECEASED.
pY J. H. WALTON. AuCTIONEER-OFFICK
- No. Caller conrt.-OD SATURDAY. June 26,
1873. at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and
AuctioneeIs' Exchange. Royal street by virtue of
an order OF the honorable Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans. dated May 20. 1875. No.
36,272-
TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND. in The Sixth
District. Nos - and II. in square No. ~. bounded
by Coliseum, Perrier, Soniat and Robert streets,
measuring each 30 feet front OH Coliseum street,
by depth of 100 Ieet 10 inches. between parable!
lines.
Terms-Cash: ten per cent or the ppof.
Act OF sale before A. Hero, Jr. notary pubic at
the expense of the purchaser. my26 je5 10 2s'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
3Y 3. u. d B. ]. MONTGOMERY.
y N. Il Il. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE.

Omce Arm0Ty HUI. N0s 81 CRmU Eff00I.
Tr~eekly sales OF every description Of house
bod furniture. hrrore, Pianos Carpets, Mattresses
etc. on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR.
DAYS at Auction Room. No. 80 Camp street. com
mencing at ii A. NJ.
Semi Weekly sa'es ofEorses Mules Bugg.es
Carriages, ETC., At Sales stables No. 20 RarOnDs
street, near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
CRDAYS, commencing at II A. NJ
Out door sales OF every description promptly 1t
tended TO.
Special attention paid 70 the sales of rGal estate
and stocke.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni
ture Of every variety to be found in the city, 81
their show rooms Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establish ment Of the
kind IN the South. they solicit portion of ths
public patronage both in their line - auctoneerS
and dealers In furniture. jA1 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26
AUCTION SALES.
By C. E. Girardey,
VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY ON
ANNUNClATION BETWEEN SECOND AND
TH RU STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL DUFFY,
Second Distric: Cour, for the Parish Of Orleans
$500

pY Z. z. GIRARDEY, AUCT1ONEER-
- once No. 81 Camp stIeet.-SATURDAY. July
II, 1875, at twelve O'Clock H.. ar the vt. Charles
Auction Exchange in the rOtunda of the st. Charles
Hotel ia this city, will be sold at public auction,
by virtue of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated the fourteenth of June 1875 and
rendered in the above entitled succession, the fol.
lowing de scribeG property to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways. privileges and appnrtenances there
INTO belong ing situated in the Fourth District of
this city, and in the square bounded by Laurel.
Annurcaflon tlate Jersey, Second aud Third
streets. known as the premises No. 52l Annuncia-
ton street. Being the same lot purch. s.d bv
NJ chael Duffy from John 5. Croker April - 1850,
per act passed before L K. kenny; and in said
act is desisna ed as 10. No. 3 on a plan drawn by
Hugh Grant, surveyor of the city of Lafayette,
dated June p: lSi5, and deposited in the office of
). b. Marks, notary public in the city of New Or
leans. Said lot measures 50 feet inches line
front on Annunc 'ton street, by 100 feet in depth
etween parallel liues.
Terms one-haf cash; balance a. one and two
Years credit for notes specially secured by mort.
gage and vendors len on the property, beating all
Tic usual clauses OF eight per cent per annun in
tc-esr and nge per cent attorneys fees: the i'm
provements to be kept insured and policy trans
terIed TO the vendors. and the purcha assume
the payment OF the taxes for 1875 payable in 1876,
over the price of adj uGica, ion.
Act OF sale before A. s. Beck, ESQ notary pnhlic
q, Tie purchaser expense Ici. - 70 is ) 10 /.