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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MILL-SEyERAL
LIVES LOST.

CLEVELAND, March lG.@The Austin Powder
Company mills, located near the canal, five
miles south OF this city, blew up this after
noon with series Of terrific explosion,
The works, which consisted of ten or twelve
buildings were completely demolished, large
fragments of timber and machinery beng
thrown a considerable distance There were
eight or ten men nc work in and about the
mills at the time Of the explosion. three OF
whom We're killed, the rest sscapin, with Il
few slight bruises.
The names of the killed are Fred Put.
nam, age -; leaves q wife and two children
David Lawson, age 4O leaves wife and
four children. August Radcliffe. age 10 ,
unmarried. The two magazines, in which are
stored large quantity OF powder, are stu
ated about forty or eighty rods from the near
est exploded mill, and did not explode. al
though root and wall OF ona of them was
badly torn 10y conclusion. The loss to Il e
powder-company cannot now be ascer;alnei,
but viii be heavy.
The buildings, with the exception Of the
engine house, we're Of little value. The ex-
tent OF dana e to the machinery is not
known. The cause Of the explosion Will
probably ~ yer he known, rs man at the
coming mill. where the first explosion oc-
Cured, Was killed. Ia the immeiia neigh
borhood OF the 'Nll sion houSe>5wtre badly
damaged, windows b-ing broken and plaster
in torn Oft
In tins ely the widest excitement pre-
vail, ia, many THU king the detunatlons were
caused 10y an earthquake. Houses rocked ana
shock, people rushed into the reefs. horses
became frightened, aiding to thu alarm Nv
Their frantic plugging. Much damage to
windows WAS done, the large plate glass
fronts in Ryder's pho' ograph roons. Bald
win dry good store. New City Hall, Cush-
ing's Book. Standard Block. aud several
other Places being shattered The damage in
the ci y is ostimat, At SO. 90 10 $40 900
An tNplosi"u occurred at these mills three
years ago, hut little damage was dlre TO
property, except that owned 10y the powder
compauy
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DISCOVERY OF BURIED TREASURE.

MEEMENTAU, La, March 1G - Parties who
have been hunting for money supposed to
have been buried by pirates and smugglers on
the Mermenau River about the time of the
war Of 1872, succeeded in finding box Of
money, which upon being opened was found
to conan American coin of as late date as
1861, which leads to the belief that it was
money stolen and buried by the jayhawkers,
who were numerous iii this vicinity during
the war. The amount found is not known.
but from all that can be learned, it did not
exceed four or five thousand dollars The
finding OF this created IA great excitement, and
now there are hundreds digging along the
banks of the river and bayou, in this vicinity
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He said the members of the committee had
unanimously agreed in Their award, but foi
reasons which the public could appreciate, II
had been decided Lot to make report OF theli
deliberations known at present. lie said the
award of the committee would be forwarded
at once to the Governor, with duplicate re-
turns of elections submitted to them for ex-
animation, and that special session OF the
House Of Representatives OF Louisiana would
be convened for the purpose Of taking action
in the matt-r; he could not say how soon
this would be effected, but he hoped that the
decision at which they had arrived at would
be approved.
1t had been agreed upon after most care
full examination INTO the ficts OF each partc-
nlar case and was based upon the imp lrtial
Judgment of the members of the arbitrating
committee. He said he regretted Very much
that he could not furnish any particulars to
the press as the circumstances OF the C tSe
rend red 1t necessary that the award should
not be made public until the lower House OF
the Louisiana Legislature should be prepared
to take final act ION IN the matter. 1T rested
entirely with that body to confirm the com
promise which had been agreed upon.
1t is understood that Mr.. Wheeler viii pre-
sent the report to the House Of Representa-
tives when the special session IL convened for
that purpos Although nothing Of definite
character could be iiscer;ained from the mem
bers of TIE arbitration committee, 1t he' ms
to be generally understood by counsel IN the
case that the Conservatives will gain num-
Der of seats through the compromise.
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Willie Who Was Missed.

| Willie Lloyd is drummer boy in the S ali
Lake Tht ater orches ra, only eighteen wears
old. He met with a rather startling adventure
| the other day, into which he W led by his
youth, in experience and ignorance Of the
mysteries of mines. He had an interest in
hole IN Emigration canyon, aud one Sunday
went out to the mine lDne. Arriving nobody
was visible there. There was a shaft which
he knew to be about sixty feet dep, over
which there WIS WindlaSs and down which
dangled rope.
He thought he would slide down and take
look. Bat he got to the end of his rope be-
fore he reached the bottom of the shaft. and
he could not see the depth of the pit below
him either. There he hung, unable to climb
up and afraid TO let so. He called but no
answer came from the darkness BECOMING
utterly exhausted he let 90 his hold and
dropped His fall proved to be about twenty
five feet, which .rred him good deal, but
did not seriously hurt. And there Willie was
in the deep recess of an unfruitfu mine.
The worknen had Abandoned it and gone
digging somew where else, and he knew nothing
OF the move. It WIS Sunday, as said No
aid came on Mondly or Tuesday. and the
situation OF the drummer boy became dis
agreeable even pre- ,rious He wa, dalno
and hungry and weak, and very lones 5m-
The orchestra played willie, we have missed
'uct, anu " ilitc elll nos come. Al leQg Ii
some OF bis fellow musicians made pilgrim
age to the mine.
1t was Wednesday evening and they arrived
just in time. They heard very weak voice
calling from the bottom of the pit, and tiu4lly
succeeded IN pulling out Willie Lloyt with
enough HE stlil IN him for a nest egg. He
was lifted ont of Very deep distress. and la, |
no interest in that andoned mine III Emu
grafton canyon now. Willie Lloyd, only eight |
cen years old, but ripe in experience is a gan
drumming away for dear lie in the orchestra |
OF the Salt Lake theater. Mt h has Ia fancy |
Tor the PIT any mora.->t Louis Rpabitcua
One Of the reporters on the Beecher trial must |
pc doing sOme outside woIk for We read that |
Mrs. Secretary ti-h has large, strlous ever.
Hhfre smiles mean something y hen they Climb /
from her ups 10 san thems Ives there's Louts !
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
AN EARTHQUAKE MEXICO.

New York. March ia Guadllaiara,
Mexico, letler, Of the ooh ult., contains an
account OF an earthq1 rake of more than usu,l
force, which, on the lth of February, shook
n large portion OF Northern Mexico The
little town OF San Cristobal was almost entire
iy destroyed and seventy dead bodie, were
take II from the ruins. The centre of this dis
turb ince appears to have been the volcano OF
Caboruco. The earthquake occurred ut
night, aud the terror Of the people WAS in
creased by the darkness
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RIVER AND kSIEtWBDars

CIScySS.r1, March lG-River thirty-oeven
feet tn inches IN channel and rising.
Weather partly cloudy; very windy. De-
parted Warner and b.rges toe New Orleans
PrTTSBrEes March n. River nineteen feet
eight inches in channel, about stationary.
Weather clear ana pleasant, Zee running
very le.vy in the Allegheny.
C.lEo, March IL Arrive II: S. Genevieve
from Y eksburg ut IL p, NJ Thompson d an
from Nav Orleans &C A. M, Utah from New
0clelus at 7. Glencoe from st. Louis at noon.
Departed: W. J. Lewis for st. Louis at 8
p Ms St Genevieve for So LOUIS at IL,
Thompson Dean for Cincinnati at = A. NJ,
U tah tor Cincinnati a. 8, Glencoe for New Or
leans @. p. NJ. River tvray-ore feet ten
inches in the channel and rising. Weather
clear; mercury 4d, Heavy wind from the
wet all ~.
E,4S5gIL1r, March 16.- Weaker clear on /
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
FALLING OF A CHIMNEY -SENkRtL LIVES SUP
POSED TO BE LD>T-REPEAL OF TIE BAN
TER LIQUOR LAW.

INDIANAroLIs. March Il. The chimney OF
the C4pttol Ca Rolling Mill, ninoty-six feet
high, was blown DOM this morning. 1t was
supposed number Of trllnp' WHO We're III
the habit of sleeping near the boilers OF the
mill were crushed, but SO tar as known only
one Was killed. supposed 10 be from Michi-
gan. ......
The Legislature has repealed the Baker
Liquor IAN and pissed q License Law in IT,
stead
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cold; high wind all last night and to day
River stationary and very rough. ! he Long
worth, bound down, has been wind bound
here all day.
LOUISVILLE, March l6.-The river has risen
two feet IN the past twenty four hours. High
wind all day, which prevents boats from leav-
ing port.
ST. LOUIS, March 1G. : Arrived: Katie
Kountz, from New Orleans Departed; Julia,
for Nick~burg. The river has risen sixteen
inches in the past twentyfour hours, and is
still swelling. A rise Of eighteen eet is re-
ported in the Illinois River, and other upper
streams are swelling. Weather cloudy and
cold. Very high winds prevail.
MEMPHIS, March l6 = Derarted: Robt.
Mitchell and Bismarck for Ne y Orleans. Susie
Silver for OHIO River, and Vlnt Shinkle for
Cincinnati, Belle ofTexas for Arkansa, River.
City Of Helena for Eickshurg River rose
two inches, and is three feet nine inches be-
10 extreme high water mark
WICK ByEG. March IL. p tssed up Colorado
II T. NJ Down: Natchez, $ 2. NJ. Weather
cIeas ana cool. River rose SIX inches
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
LOCAL OPTION REPEALED IN rENxsyLy,yi.

HAREIsBuEa, March t. The Senate assed
repeal Of the locL option, but stringent
license law, which goes to the House
NoRroLK, Va, March II Pat in: Schooner
Winnichala; from Musquito Inlet. with live
oak, for Boston, leaking badly.
LoNnoN, March lG- The Voyager, from
Norfolk for Liverpool, is at Belfast, with a sick
crew. She had lost two men.
New York, March lG.-Arrived out Swift
erland
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
STEAMER W. J. LtWIS BURNED SEVERAL
LIVES LOST.

Sr. Louis, March lG.-The steamer W. j.
Lewis, bound from Vicksburg to this port
took fire while coaling at Chester, Illinois,
sixty miles below here, this afternoon, and
burned to the waters edge. David Warbrios,
the Waterman was burned or drowned, and
one pilot and three other men are missing.
The boat was owned by the Missouri River
Packet Company, was valued at $50, 900 and
insured SIS, 900, i'll Cincinnati, Wheeling
and Plttsbury Offices
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
A STOgn-RAlLgoADs BEHIND TIME.

OMAHA, March lG. The storm which com
menced yesterday ragged all day to-day. Rail
road trains east and west are behind time. 1t
is stated that one Of the eastern roads is
blockaded. The weather is intensely cold
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
SrNT TO THE PENITfNTIARY.

NEW YORK, March l5.-John H. +. Han
non. who WAS arrested in Jersey City last De-
tober, on charge OF embezziing $1,000 from
the Southern Steamship Company, has been
convicted and sentenced 10 three years SnA.
plisonmtnt in the State Penitentiaryo
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
THE SLATER HOMICIDE.

WAsHINGToS, March lG. Hope II. Slater
pleaded guilty Of maDsiaughter. which was
accepted by the court and counsel for Slater.
Ju lgment will be rend red on Monday, the
18th inst. Siatttr's v ife was in court
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, March 1G. For the Gulf
and South Atlantic States, clear and partly
cloudy and colder wea her, with rising barom-
eter, northwesterly winds. The rivers will
rise at Leavenworth, keokuk, s.. Louis,
Memphis, Vicksburg, New Orleans. Cincin-
natl and Louisville.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
SINKING OF STEAMER FRANK BECK. IT.

WICK BURG, March IL The steamer Frank
Beck, Jr.o Nicksburg id Deer Creek packet,
struck stump i'll 5 -eeles Bayou at O'Clock
sunday evening and sunk TO the boiler deck
The boat was valued AZ about ss00eo She is
a total loss, No lives lost
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
RIVERS RISING -BElnGks ,wtrr AWAY.

CINCINNATI. March u. A G4.ste, Fort
Wayne SPECIAL Say~ tie recent warm weather
aud heavy rims haze caused tie heavy snow
which accumulated there 10 melt rapidly
sw-llng al the streams. St Joseph and
M.um-e MYERS are yv.y high. Tie new iron
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
A TORNADO.

COLUMBIA, S. G., March GA fearful tor
nado passed over the lower part of Richland
District yesterday A house was blown
down. two persons were killed, and several
badly wounded. Trees were uprootod and
twisted
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
FROM HAVANA

Iy.vsss. March 16 The insurgents mr.
rived At Sin's Rosa plantation five hundred
hhdS of sugar and adjoining sugar fields. also
Dolores Ea'orms plantation. These estates
arr in the jurisdiction 81 Remedies
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
NO hINiTIONS.

WAsmSGToN, March 49,. Parker, as Mar
shall for the Northern District of Alabama.
Geo A. Nolan was confirmed Chief Ex-
nmincr of the Patent Office
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.ii>t tLi.,Ntut>.

New YoEK. March l6. 4 hundred ladies'
were At the seventh annual dinner OF the
Soross IT.. J (. Craa!ey, presided.
CHICAGO, Match t. SAer.l4n Is here
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IAEITF.

SOUTHWEST PASS, March 1G, Barom-
eter 3O:fp Wind nor b, blowing hard.
Arrived: B.rkentins Scotland, Rogers,
master, twenty-seven days from Boston.
Ssled; Brigs Therese. Andre. aud Triden,
and barkS Australia and Sheffield
SOUTHWEST PASS, Marrhs'lG, 6 T. NJ Ba-
rometer 30:10. Wind north. northeast. light
No arrivals.
S.iled: Steamship Arbitrator. ship Francis
p. Sage and bark Runeberg.
New York. March 1G.-Arrivel CITY of
Waco, San Jacinto. Mississippi. Champion,
City Of Merida and Republ C.
Arrived out: Alexandria
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bridge over the latter stream, fifteen miles
from Fort Wayne, was swept away by the ice
this morning, and other bridges are reported
in danger
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
MILITARY 0RDEhED TO 1ME BLACK HILLS.

OMAHA, March t. Gen. Ord has ordered
cavalry to the Black Hills 70 bring away the
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS

VARIETIES THEATER.-" She Riobt,~
was presented again last night at the Var;a
ties TO fair audience.
The drama is one Of the best society n,or
We have ever seen. and it cannot fail to meet
with the approbati of all who witness i
"Was she right" will ba pres 4nted aos,,.
tonight. and for tomorrow night a chanos.
OF programme is announced. when "Jea
| ouSy' viii be produced, aud will be continues
Friday and Saturday evenings, and at the
Saturday matinee.
ACADEMY OF Music. = TIE buresaue Of
aladdin or the Wonderful Scamp was pre-
sented last night to crowded house. Miss
Eliza Weathershv, assisted BY Jennia
Weathersby, the charming c3ntralto singer
entranced, as it We're, the audience. Thew
We're ably supp arted by the regular company
of the Academy.
Mis- Marion Fishes vocal efforts Were
warmls appreciated aud were enthusiastically
encored, while the Widow Twankey of Nj.
Moses Fiske 1.-THE audience convuIsed with
laughter
Tonight the same programme will be
offered tor the evenings entertainment
ST. CHARLES THEArEE Mr. f. L. Dave1
port played ST. Mare last evening to cult
waited aud lence and deepaned the profound
"iAt@li hio PICtlOHS
created. The st ~ upon which the play 0.
st. Marc, or the Soldier Of Fortune" is
founded Is one of the most romantic in the
whole range of the classical drama It is
one that touches the strings Of the human
heart deeply, and loses Il one of its power to
move the human soul by lapse of time. Mr..
DivenpOrt's rendering OF the intrepid soldier
is marked by strength and dignity that few
know how to impart to it withou. sacrificing
he delic ICY an tenderness it is SO necessary
% preserve.
In the scenes with Dianora he was particu-
ary good, and it would be d fficult to CONVEX
With better effect the overWerning love and
manly sacrifice Of this noble hearted soldier.
lrs. Davenport's impersonation of Dianora
vas careful and pains-t,king piece of acting.
nd elected numerous rognds of applause
he cast, in which figured prominently Mr.
W. Mitchell Mr.. w. NJ Ward, Mr.. VIII
larris was exceptionally good and the piece
throughout was excellentiy presented. To-
light Mr.. Davenport viii appear in his IN
lualed personatiOn of Sir Giles Overreach,
| Messengers comedy Of "a New Way to Pay
i'd Debts.
GAYETY TAEATER. At the Gayety last
light there was the usual crowded attendance,
no were evidently highly pleased with the
ice llent variety performance presented. To-
ght great bill OF great merit will be given,
hich will meet with the same popular re-
ignition as has characterized MANAGES
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GAYETY TAEATER. At the Gayety last
night Their was the usual crowded attendance
who We're evidently highly pleased with the
excellent variety performance presented To-
night great bill OF great merit will be given,
which will meet with the same popular re-
cognition as has characterized Manage.
Fiynne's efforts in the past.
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FtktIGN MARKETS.

LoSnos, March lG. Evening Erie ~ to
u. Tallow 40s "a.
LIVERPOOL. March Il. Evening. Cotton
sales Oh basis Of Middling Upland~,
nothing below Low MIddlng, deliverable
March, 1861; shipments new crop, nothing
below Good Ordinary s /.
Yarns and fabrics At Manchester quiet and
unchanged Fork e..
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What bakers say about Paragon yeast powders
See special notice.
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FINANCIAL.

New York, March 15.-Evening Stocks
closed dull and steady, except Pacific Mail,
Lake Shore and Erie, which were lower; New
York Central, ex div. 1907, Erie, 2G3: Like
Score 734; Illinois Central, 10ol: Pit burg,
81. Northwestern. ~, do preferred. 80,
Rock Island. 10.5.
Snb-Treasurv balances :5O.2l4.32S
currency Si1 80 l23.
The Sub-Treisurer paid ont siy coo on &C.
count OF interest, and SO 500 for bonds,
Customs receipts to-day 1919 600.
New YORK, March Ii, Evening Stocks
closed duh and lower. New York Central. OK
dividend. l0a55: Erie 263i: Lake Shore 49,
Illinois Centrat ioll. Plttsburg ~ 4, North
western i55o preferred IS. Rock Island 1057.
N4w YORK, March Is -Sub-Treasurv bal
ances Gold, $50, 332 703. currency SIT, 239,.
691. The Sub Trea urer paid olt to-day
81, 900 on account OF interest, and $99. 200
fox bonds Customs receipts, S33l. 1000.
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.OSE -lChLT
C5n win
500 900
Il next Saturdays drawing
ct the Louisiana State Lottery.
Inc prlz=s are 40 in number
1hey amour. to s7J,0 900, with
$50 1000,
Capital Prize.
Buy imms dlately
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wl,icA ,f THESE csrr - -
vs.. lie present situation, which amounts 70 a
.in.li., viii be psrpei cd md pos slbly
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The Administrator of Police made the fol
lowing report for the month of February:
FSpFNDITT-pTs
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The regular weekly meeting of the City
Council was held yesterday, whereat all the
Administrators were present, Mayor Leeds in
the chair
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50 cases, nan I'm, olx1.s5.zs----. -
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Petitions.
Municipal petitions We're offered and were
sevelally referred
Thereafter the Council adj burned.
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One Of the reporters on the Beecher trial must
pc doing some outside woIk for We read that
Mrs. Secretary ti-h has large, etr.ou. eve-,
Hh5re Smiles mean something hen they Climb
from her .gs 10 sun themselves tAere-9. Louts
LiJJ,
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SOLD pY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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For sALE.
NRUsTEE's SALE.

y. .
By virtue q two laVeEll deedsOi trust made by
Charles PtAHenbaeh and Hanne his villa, 70 thHpl.
daalgnod Trustee, tho hEst dated the 18th day Of
September, ls72, and duly recorded IN the Clerkg
once Of the County Court Of Ohio county N Deed
deeds Of trust beam date the 10Th day Of November,
1871, and "a recorded IN the CeTk'I once Of the
County Court Of aid Ohio county In Deed Of Trust
Book No, 8, page Ito, l will on
"WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of October, 1875,
Beginning At 10 O'Clock A. N. Of aid day, al the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, ohr
al public auction all tho following described real
estate, with the business house and other improve
mentS upon the ame, that 70 70 ny: all that part
or portion Of lot numbered ioTty-i0Ven 4, 1itlAte
meTly called Third GtrOnt and west Of Main street
10 the addition 10 the aid ityol Wheeling laid out
by Eof and Chlpllne, bounded and described y
t0ll0WA viz: Beginplug n the bouth vest corner o.
Main and TWenty streets, thence on the
line Of Main street 0outh tWGnty!tNo (22l teet;
thence west and parallel With the north line d aid
lot No n TO the rear or west bOpndPFy line Of Md
lot; thence with aid Last named line 70 tkR north
west corner Of mid lot; thence along the north
boundary line Of said lot 10 the beginning.
T'ERAtS or SALI-OnO. third u the purchase mon
~ IN caAh, and hereIidpo IN Two pQpAl inAlalmenb
a. Iix and tWDlTA months TespectlTey nom the day
Of aale, the purchaser 70 give bis notm with Bp.
proved security ibr The d6leETed inilallmGnt, and
TO bear interOat tTom tho day Of llo until payment
and the title to the property % DO retained until
saiS JAMES r. ROGERS. Trustee.
The above Hale L postponed until WEDNE3
DAY, November 8, 1873, at 10 O'clock AN.