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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

.l5SGH ,FHSI1 8aS -
fGrant should receive the
nomination for a third term
and he,'lk certainly the most
'igs prominent, Republican candi-
date. in the feldrrthd,,e selection
of the Delhocratic canliiIate is
assured. g, TIE '|,I Better fill'aasssS< Il / pt
meA. thFoHlg .tAsj scanllltEy
earnestly desire "a. change in
The administration and they
are constantly voting with the
DEMOCRATS to secure Hr+as the
recent election in Connecticut
proves. Boston Courier Qnd. }
By five qualities may 9 fool
be known: Anger without
cause speech without motive
inquiry without an ehject put.
ting trast in . stranger !. and
wanting eapabflfty yito discrimi,
nate between d I iiahd apd /,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13
squandered Lives.
BY sAYARD TAYLOR.


-ihs BY sArARD TAYLOR.
"a xffgfs 0S H. W fks8
The fsherman wades in the surge,
The sailor sails over the seas,
i The soldier steps bravely to battle;
The woodman lays ak to the trees
They're each Of the breed Of heroes,
The manhood attempted in strife;
saUng hands that 60 lightly to labor,
True hearts that take comfort in life. :.
In each is the seed to replenish M
The world with the vigor 1t needs
- ssnter Of honest affections,
fbe impulse to generous deeds.
Bat the shark drinks the blood of the fishes
M Tho e.ilor is dropped in the sea,
N soldier Ays cold BY his cannon,
III ~ woodnan is crushed by his tree.
Eaehprodigal life that is wasted .sssss
.sa 1an4ay achievements unseen, til
sRutleagthens the days Of the coward,
slllAnd strengthens the crafty and mean.
Ths blood Of the noble is lavished
That the selfish . profit may find;
g0sdsess the lives that are squaudered,
II Ind We to His wisdom are bind asS
oil ssai 3-+----l--.....- 49,
big Do They Miss Me at Nome.
Do they miss me at home-ao they miss me
T would be an assurance most dear
y knew that my name was forgotten,
Asthough had never been there.
TO know that the tailor and landlord,
a:i And tho banks whore my paper is dne,
sAn1 hnsts whom now cannot mention,
ed HAD banished me quite from their view.
a. they miss me At home-do they miss me
o When the market for money is tight,
And collectors in haste arepursning
Their debtors, by day and by night'
% The friends who once loaned me "ffty,
til Ard the ethers who loaned me "a ten.
Hssss ssigh of sagret e. they miss me,
lsiAnA wish they could zee me again
4 - 3 + l4
they miss ne 1t home do they miss me
gulgQbe4 NO leaser I'm seen upon Change
~ &sfhese wAs were to assist me
Sag, Ellis csnduct's iafeFaally strange ~
D. the Shylsck who loaned mshis money
I'll TpbSsT me Aesegiaas unknown,
s&eokin vaiA feescasisnat to dan me,
,snAna sish laeain wsrs 1t hsmel g
od. aa1iba sGE ssss., siH
alstlereN tlat ny' nemery fingers
Arsand the dear place, asI roam,
Ard While I've uywfts and my creepers
f1sy.n niss they'n missme at home
Sssx y. z-.. :. s-s. = 80.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

fffz tssfSesfs4ss - VI
Scar AND SlLvER.-Neyer
ss - particle of soap about
your F'u silver if you would have
It retain its original lustre.
When it wants polishing, take
epioeB ofs0ft leather and whit
- and rub hard. The propri>
et0r Of one Of the Oldest sil>
" ablishments in the coun-
y says: "Housekeepers ruin
tleir silver BY washing it in
zap suds. as it makes it look
Mepewter. .'''
Af5tiMsF = 5szEH al Gssssf Y4t @ss4 ssfssS
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

Ohio dogs killed and manned
over $1,000 sheep IL that State
during the year. l874sa, This
entaileelia lossp of ! s i6pO0s 0s0n
ssH 5aass sssssyF - sal ssssaw All.
the sheep growers, and snekis
the antipathy4 to 9tbat q hill
has heen intG0dueedA into the
Ohio Legislature, applying the
principles.Ofsthe Adais liquor
law to them, whioh aaakSs 1.-The
owner otsthesdeg rsspanaible
for the damagedone stoassheep.
s---I44----.-,,.. ..------L. -
A Milwaukee chap kissed his
girl abont forty times right
straighe atNH5 fanAl when he
stepped the tears cslme into her
|Hesehd4Jhe:srid IN asaa tone
of voice ''Ah !! John, I fear
You have ceased to love. me"
"No | haven't" replied John,
"but must breathe
.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

Keep alstraight, brave lock
ahead no matter what seeming
obstacle appears in the way.
A heart full Of hope and 9 will
full Of determination are the
best remedies for all earthly
Ills. $500 Z
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

t1Iul.NsI xlua a. as i8ss-I tE2Ig.s q
Up to March !, 54O,344 hogs
ware packed at Cincinnati, q
dsareaae of 49, ,919 from previ>
ous season. The average live
1Faight was 27Sa Tbs, q decrease
siof ~ lbeg from previous year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

4 s ~ - & = Il r.
This is Kentncky's centen>
nial year, the purchase Of the
state from the Indians occur>
ring in 1775. but most Ken>
tuckians who take the Courier
journal for imej0kes; lshihk this
the centennial BseSMe Ii seems
a hundred lyears Since Prentice
died.-[St. Louis Repdbfican..
ii alg7 I'M t.ssuT grE d
md II ohhYY hhYvf, vf,oh ohadl a'l..tENly tENleqfy qffy tho''>
SAN sand prisoners kgla pass through my
hands, lll said 4 II the keeper Of Cans
terbury ter Engya jail, since I
have been keeper Of this jail,
but, though Elaave inquired, /
have not found one teetotaler
among Them s.sa'
IS Trinity Chapel. in Cavendish
street, Londops il about to be
pulled down. Its OF interest
because it was q movable chaps
el on wheels, III which the
Roman Catholics ID James II's
army held their worship.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

Attorney General Williams
has rendered to the President
the resignation Of his office, to
take effect on the 10Th Of May.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

The Nebraska State Board of
Agriculture is offering a pres
MUM of 800 for the best 100
sheep. I
stAsisas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1885.
DY ROEY & O,CONNOR. NICHOLAS !
- Hoey. AuctiOneer-Ofice No. II Exchange
Place;-THuRSDAY March 10, 1875, at twelve
Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse sLreots, by virtue of an order OF
the honorable the Second Distrct Court for The
parish OF Orleans dated the sixth of February
1873 will be sold by public auction for account St
said succession, the following described property
l. LOT OF GROUND with all the buildings ard
improvements thereon in the First District of this
city, in the square or fslet bounded by Celeste st.
James, Religious and st. Thomas streets and Yell.
city road designated as lot No. and measuring 81
feet ii inches lines front on Celeste street nv 19l
feet inches lines in depth between par ael lines
together with an adjoining certain portion of the
lot OF ground No. in the same SOU are which pOr
ton Is to be taken from the rear of said lot No J.
s ana measures ii feet II inches lines in width
the extreme rear thence running between parallel
lines toward Celeste street II feet inches lines
american measure; the improvements comprise q
two-stOry frame house towards the ar of the lot
and across the whole OF the property is large
two'story frame building formerly used as q COOPER
O. LOT OF GROUND, with all the buidnys
and improvements thereon in the FIRST District of
this city, in the triangle bounded by Felicity road
No !, and measuring 36 feet inches front on Eel;r
ity read, SO feet inches lines front on Religious
street 81 ieet front on Celeste street. and "A feet
inches lines on the line dividing it from 10, No Q
all American measure. The improvements ovm.
prive one story house. sheds. etc WI"
Teims OF sale-FOr the property first described
one half cash, the remainder at twelve monfbs,
credit. In notes of the purchaser TO his own order
and by him rdorsed. bearing Interest Of eight per
ceot per annun from date of sale until final nav.
ment, secured by special mortgage and vendOr,s
privilege on the property, with ali the usual a..
curity clauses; five per. cent attorneys fees in
fer of policy until payment with the right ~ DIS.
count at two per cent OFT the face of. the note.
Cash. 80 'o'iDs-
The taxes on all of said proper to Janua,v
1879, to re paid by the vendor.
Acts OF sale at the expense Of tia purchasers
tefere A. Abat. Esq notaiy public y '"'
te13 20 81 mh6 10 Ia e..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10

lie was the students pig, and rubbed his
sn0ut against the knees of every royetere,
who passed. He roved about the Quarter
in the morning, chartered libertine, and
nobody molested him but invariably, and
with the regularity Of Clockw work, he sat
down.. as noontime approached, on his
launches opposite the window of the Bohe.
milan tavern, which was then called Lee
COchOn d1nde--"rhe Guinea Pig" The
students never failed to hand him out a
platter of Stops, and to pat his sleek head
but when the platter was licked clean he
did not stir. There he sat in the same posi-.
ton, motionless, as if he were cnt in stone:
with gaze wistfully fixed on the dame du
compton. She was a bonnie buxom damsel,
with laughing gray eyes and cherry cheeks,
and hair that fell on hef shoulders like
thick skeins Of soft, sliinif n golden silk.
One noOntide Titine was Not in her accus.
toned place; and tho female, who Was
Titine's substitute vixen she-beat him
about the head with a crumb brush. and
angrily shouted, pas de cochonneric" The
pig skunk back, mortified at rebuff, and
staggering to the old spot at the other side
of the lane, sprawled at full length on the
hard pavement When night fell he sor.
rOwfully departed. Next day he reap.
psared, but Titine did not. lie did not dare
TO enter-the vixen was there; but he sank
heavily down, groaned and whined in the
moSU piteOuS Duuan manner. The students
contributed the customary platter, but he
refused his food. For ten DAYS this scene
was repeated. Titine was sick in the hospi.
tai of the Pitie, and then she returned,
palef than when she had left, but still the
same bright joyous Titine.
The pig came down as usual stepping
feebly and wearing detected air: his ribs
were all spare ribs, and the flesh hung on
MS sides in great, idle cOllops. Suddenly
he saw her; his eyes lit, his nOstrils distend.
Cd, his whole frame Quivered with emotion.
and he gave one exultant gruut that echoed
through the neighborhood Titire, who
Was receiving congratulations, turned round
nj the noise, murmured "Chc cher cochon!"
ana tickled his ear with her soft hand. The
pig was an altered pig that day. He ate
ravenously-and visibly-almost miracu.
iousIy improved in appearance. He was
himself again. Next morning he trotted up |
brisk and blythe as ever But no Titine
was there. What was the nearing of thisl
There was holiday group at the threshold.
and BY and by Titine came ont arrayed IN
virginia. lace, white gloves on her hands
and q wreath of orange blossoms in her
hair. All! then the pig knew what was
meant. The wedding party then hied into |
the adjoining Church of St. Etieune du |
Mont; the pig never made complaint, hut |
followed il to the Place du Pantheon. and |
putting himself in the way of |
an omnibus, was run over and killed. This |
is believed TO be the first instance on record |
Of pig having committed suicide through |
disappointed affection.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10
SIoCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
SUCCESSION UP JOHN Ly.1I.

iaf'sh Court Of the Parish og I.,,
Nash & HOOcsOy-w yo,os
On sATunGnnerrICfhce No Caron5a,a .o - 90
H., at the ~ March u, 1875, nj tweIvs n,cl
basement rotnndn stes Auction Exchange. In
honorors IiLtue ana in pursuance or az an
parish "x me Judge Of the Parish C Enn.. %,
docIst NJ Lafourche dated NAV N o t"I, OF lo
John W.; Soy for account ~ fba ~ io'f, ~
sold deceased, at public anctin', ss,;I
Stock.
Lnni.ia ree ehsres Of the Cani,., s.
u'"A' Insurance Company f1,l paE
ru Real Estnre.
hn;,d u,WO LOTS or GRoCNn -.
~. .'ur;hgs and improvement together with !
LonndaH District of this city i IN th situ.sa
strsets y .oIrod, Lafayette r.. squaie ~ ~.
each ot,. sl9nated a. Nos. 4 ga part anu pi'
on Girod EMU no measure each 2a f.t n.y. a." srs
parallel linas by depth of liz fan, h,..as
surveyor. dated 1sung TO q plan by i. Ring
Office Of ii. ID Cap. npaI 80 1886, aud DEPOSIT ed hi
ia- pan Of l.. H. Pile " ss.y IN this ety.
tenement , improvements c,,i,sis, u Ir 5 a
with fonr ,omo-story frame siata 80 VI . ~ ~.
drants .t rooms aud kitchen on f"oi ie sas
spot os'M and and and condtions-one.,b,r, .., =,
eight per cam a s at one and two ~ears'w
and vs. rom day If sale. with ,ne usual seeui
sliano vendors privilege viii hn special mortc
case Of snit five per cent for attora ,sss
.. At &: Of az before W. J. c,.,.r
taxss for tS nse Of the purchsssr' Hosa ,nyp sy
IN 1875. current year 1875, due and pas
fe2J mh6 ID ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10

God opened at 1l4a0Il5 Against lis 1T New
York, and after fair business closed 2. the open
the n'erip,. The sales summed no ~ ooo, EN-;
bracine IS 90 at li4A. 8 200o at 1l4A, e0 oOo and
$2o,Oo0 at ll4S0li5. and $500, and 5000 at rs
Nothing tIansl ired in silver. American half
dollars at ssh @S7. gold.
Sterling exchange was without quotable va1ia-
sion. The movement to-day was O. fair extent,
amounting to 453 OCO, comprising $4,000 bill Of lad
ing and $4,000 do and Al clear It e. a9G Ia, ~
fading and $1,000 Al CT. at % 5oh; $500 bi o.
lading at s. 5Od5 81: $4,000 bank at S. 50; 4l2o0
do 1T IS 53k and $1,000 bank at % 80 gold.
Francs were unchanged. The sales comprised
62O 600 commercial embracing l25 600 at 40 CO. o0o
100 coo and 26O OoO at 1894 and IS 900 at So
so for bill of ladins and Al Gle ar. and ass ssh
for bsnk, and francs ut 4.s8a for commercial,
The offerines Of domestic exchange were Of
moderate extent. and with fair demand CONNER
cia was a shade higher.
EN- braceing 10000 commercial at !. p cent
premium; $4,000 do and SIS 900 and $50 coo
private c s e1d Soo s pirate a"fsd
sale Of s IL 900 commercial on Providence 1t y.
The banks continued to check on Few York at
i " cent premium, while commercial sight was
quoted at -Q3l6, agains, k0- Yesterday.
In stocks noticed ssles Of shares New Or
leans Insurance Company at - 80 New Orleans
The only sales reported in bonds were COCO city
gold bearing seven Per cents ut Sc, and sScO
Jackson relllOd0 elent P0r cents ~ SOFA. NOthinX
transpi,ed in new Stare consolidated seven per
cents; they were quoted at the close Of the week
at 40. The movement In these bcnds was quite
active last week and at improved rates. the mar
ket opening on Monday week vt 450i6 touching
49049]a on WedI esdsy. since which they have
ruled at 4804sA. Old Stats warrants have exhib-
tied all improve ment OF only ld2 y cent.
No sales of city appropriation certificates have
been reported; they are quoted atebout 3703a.
Metropolitan Police warrants are quoted nominal
at -a40, and are apparently without any move
ment.
No salfe of State warrants reported.
Old are still quilted at about 90 and new 1t about
5405s. while Leg,s alive per diem we're quoted at
9l092 against &093 yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10
By Placide J. Spear.

NOTES. OPEN ACCOUNTS AND JUDGMENTS
IN THE MATTER OF =. q. AND {. w. BARRIB4E
BANKRUPTS.
United States District Court-No 1882
pY PLAClDE J.SPEAk, AOCTluNEER-
- Office No. 46 Exchange alley.-SATURDAY,
March 20. 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ, will he sold at
Pnblic auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers'
Exchange. on Royal street between Canal and
to an order rendered NY the Hon. W. B. Woods,
Judge Of the Circuit Court OF the United Atates for
The district Of Louisiana who makes this order
during vacancy in tie Office of United States
district Judge for said district signed February e.
1876 ~
SUNDRY NOTES, OPEN ACCOUNTS AND JUDO
MEkTS, per schedule to be seen at the office of
the auctiOneer.
Terms-Cash on the spot milo II 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10

| Second District Court for the Parish of OrIeans
| No. So 1893.
RY 9. GUlNAULT, AUCTIONEER- ORR,cz
| - corner Exchange alley and Bienvie street -
sATURDAf, April 10. 1875, will be sold at twelve
| change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
mouse streets; by virtue Of q Judgment rendered
ana s,gnea march 8. 1870. by the honorable the
| 1 LOT Or GROUND. situated in the square
bounded BY 81 Philip DauDhine, EOuI bon and mr.
suhnes streets, forming the corner of Daupbine
ana ~ Phlhp streets, measuring 81 feet font on
Dauphine street, 81 feet in width in tho rear, by
oepth ana front of ca feet st. Philip street: TO-
gether with two two-story brick buildings each
nay having store on the ground floor and rooms in
the upper stories; the corner heuse having q ve-
street. 'P
2. ANOTHER lot OF GROUND. situated in III.
SQUARE bounded by Condo, Hospital. Old Levee and
Barracks streets. desig mated by No. s. which prop.
eIly iorms The corner OF Condo and Hospital
on Condo street: by depth of l05 feet inches, be-
tween parallel lines, and front Hospital street,
together with two story BRICK house and two
having store on the ground floor several rooms
above and balcony On both streets. SEE plans at
3. THAT THREEsTORY BRICK BUILDING
known as the Red Store No l., in the Second bis
trlct OF this city on piece Of ground at the foot
OF Old kevee. and front on the public road he.
tween the two markets, having in French meas
nre rs feet inches front on the line Of Old Levee
- 10 'hCHco On tue Jue 81 the Old Duhlfc
road 50 feet inches on the west side, on n line
when divides said lot from a lot des grated by
fhe NO . en- the plan hereinafter mentioned. and
50 feet IN depth on the east side on a line front.
ing ,he vegetable Market as the whole appears on
plan made on the sixteenth Of Dece mber' 1898 bv
Louis Bringier. Surveyor General. raid plan IA
an anne to an sct PASSED between Manuel s. Gu
euiiu, Etienne Mszureau and c. g. de Armas ha
~, ,sIe Ienn ae Armas the notary in this city on
me t"enty-hrst Of December, 1888 This last
property is sold subject to lease endipg tn. first
OF July 1876, 1T the rate Of 1900 year, payable
*l', at the end of each and every month, with
privilege OF renewing said ease for three or five
years at the price OF estimation.
Terms-one-half cash and the balance at CT edit
OF one ard two years in notes divided by coupons
bearing eight per cent interest Der anpum from
date until paid wi III special mortgage and ven
doris privilege on the property sold the purchasers
to keel the properties Insured and tiar srer ths
policies OF insurance to the holder of said notes
and in case OF suit to recover the amount ~ thc
notes at maturity the purchasers to pay ave ner
cent attorneys fees. PoA
Acts of sale before Theodule Busson ,oA.-,x
public, ct tho expenss Of purchasers. "~'s1y
mh5 II 10 rs ap2i0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10
By Sheriff Waggaman.
SUCCESSION OF THB LATR CHARLES c. HAR-
BIS, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of OIlsan.-
No. 81 1886.


No. 81 1885,
LyY VIRTUE or AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
- order of sale dated February 49, 1875 to me-
directed by the honorable the Second district
Court for the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled matter. l will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers' tx.
change Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city. on SATURDAY, March 20, 1875, at
twelve o'clock NJ. for account of said succession,
the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
mated as number nine. In square number ifty.threo
bounded by Prytana Perrier, Berlin and Milan
streets. on q photographic plan deposited In the
ONCE of A. Mazureau, late - notary public in this
city. copy OF whDh is annexed to q sale from J.
kOhn to J. Langenstein in the records of the late
I. Z: Lsrtsche. notary public In this city dated
April ), 1857; said lot measuring thirty feet front
on Prytania street by one hundred feet deep to-
esther with the stable thereon. Said lot was pur
velier. late notary public in this city, February
q, 1873. from James Boyle.
ALSO. A CERTAIN COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND
IMPROVEMENTS on a certain lot Of ground stu
ated in the sixth District of the city of New or
leans, designated BIZ the number eight of square
number htty-three. bounded as above on ilttO-
graphic plan deposited in the Office of said late
notary. a. Mazurean. a copy of which is annexed
TO a sale from J. KOhn to ]. Langenste H. in the
records OF the said late notary, P. 4. Laresche,
dated April 3, 1857. Said lot measures thirty feet
front on 2rytania street. by one hundred feet deep
TerDs-Cash on { he spot
ECGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleaus
fei6 % % ml9 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10

A young gentleman while lately riding in
stranger, who, hapding him card, re-
marked: Perhaps you would like to see
this" The young man, finding it to be an
immoral picture. took from his poe ket q
card bearing his address, and writing upon
the back, "Diessed are the pure in beart, for
they shall see God,' handed it across to the
stranger, with the remark. Perhaps You
would like to see this" The agent OF the
evil one was thus rsbuked. Would that all
such miscreants could be banislied from
tho coun,ry.-Boston Traveller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10
THg ONE AND TwO.STORY FRAME HOUSE NO.
So TkEME, BhTWEkN BIRNviLLE AND CONT
STREETS
SUCCESSION orc. A. wIEMANS
Second District Court for the Parish of OrleapsA
No. 3762L

Second District Court for the Parish of OrlsapsA
No. 1881
Rl C.. f.. G1RARDEY, AUCTIONEER-
- Office NJ. 81 Camp street-SATUkDAY. April
10, 1875, at twelve O'clock NJ, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange. will be sold at public auction
by and ir pursuance of IN order from the Hon A
T. T'ssot judge IF the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans. dated the ninetet nth Of
February. 1875 rendered in the above emit tied sue
cessi0u. the following described property to wit
ALL HIS RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST in and
to Ia 'Ao
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
SECOND District of this city, Ill the square bounded
by IRENE, Fran kiln, Cont and Bienville streets
designated by the No. or plan an ne xed to an acs
passed before F. L. Laresche late a notary in this
city, dated the seventeenth of January 1859 The
SAID lot measures 40 feet4 inches front on Treme
street, by los feet inches lines deep, between
parallel lines Together with all the improve
ments thereon or thereuntO belonging rir;,rs
ways, privileges aud servitudea
lerms-One half cash on the spot at the moment
OF adjudication, and the remainder at one and two
years credit for notes specially secured by mort
gage and vendors lien on the property bearing all
the usual clsuees Of eight per cent per annum
interest from the day OF sale until final payment
tive per cent attorney fee in the event of slit and
the purchaser to keep the improvements Incurred
and transfer the policy of insurance to the holders
OF tbs notes, and to assume payment Of ali the
taxes for the year 1874 over the price Of adiudi
cation. PAW - "''"u1
Act of sale before A. J. Lewis ESQ, notary pub
lic at the purchasers expense '"'
m bio Is 20 n sp3 10