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Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Steamship achilles, Upper, New
York, A D Cazaux.
German Barque Rudolph, Parker,
Boston, E. Peschan & Westermann.
Schr Lucia, Murchison Jones, CAS-
hours New York, Williams & Muir
Gibson.
Norwegian Barque Stanbo, Gunder-
son, Cadiz, r E Heide.
Jan. Craftsmanship Rebecca Clyde,
Childs, Baltimore, A d Cazaux.
Schr Charley Bucki, Bagley, 6 days.
Belfast, Me, to G G Barker 4 Co.
Jan. 27-SteamerD D Murchison, Gar
rason. Fayetteville, Williams & Muir
Gibson.
CLEARED.
Steamship d J Foley, Price,
Baltimore, A n Cazaux.
Schr Donna Anna, Whsley, Carde-
mas, Worth 4 Worth.
Jan. Craftsmanship Achilles, Tup.
per, New York, A D Cazaux.
Schr Palos, Shackford, Porto Rico,
G. G Barker & Co.
Jan. 27.-Steamer D Murchison,
GARRISON, Fayetteville, Williams, 8
COASTWISE.
Baltimore Steamship D J Foley
1,025 bushels peanuts, 1O6 bbls. tar
SO bales sheeting, 100 casks spirits
| turpeutine, 459 bbls. rosin, 1913 bales
cotton, l iron safe, 80 cases tar, 33
bbls. pitch, 46 bbls. crude turpentine
IL pkgs. merchandise. 1 bundle hides
3 crates, 10 boxes, 46 bundles paper
80 bales yarn.
New York-Steamship Achilles-62s
bales cotton, 35 bales sheeting, l, ,5O(
bbls rosin, 419 bbls crude turpt, 22t
bushels peanuts. 80 bdls and 2 boxes
paper, 10 cases tobacco, 3 cases and
pkgs furs, 9 tubs butter, l bbl pota
toes, ] bbls Oil.
/ FOREIGN.
Porto Rico-Schr Palos-169, 155 fl
lumber.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

have been but two prices. 81 80 for
Hard and 50 so for Yellow Dip and
Virgin, and at the close to-day, the
same figures rule with a steady mar
ket. The freshet in the river still con-
tlnues, and the receipts by this source
have been upwards of 5000 bbls
during the week.
The receipts for the week were 8 6 70
bbls, against 5000 bbls for last week.
Ihel exports for the week were 46 bbls
against 26O bbls for last week, and
the stock in yard is 5, ZIG bbls, against
3, 29O bbls for last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
lows.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

The following cases were disposed
of before this tribunal yesterday
State rs Murphy Ward, assault aud
battery. Verdict not guilty. Edmond
Jones, the prosecutor IN the above
case, was ordered to pay the cost.
State VS.. Edmond Jones, assault and
battery. Murphy Ward the prosecu
tor, ordered to pay the costs. Case
dismissed.
State VS.. Mary Villa nson, retailing
epirituous liquors without license
Verdict not guilty.
State vs.. Annie J. Speight and An
ME Yancey, receiving stolen goods,
knowing them TO have been stolen.-
Verdict guilty as TO both. Annie j.
Speieht sentenced to three years at
Lard labor in the State Penitentary.
Annie Yancey rot yet sentenced. The
bondsmen of the defendants surreB-
dered the same to the Sheriff III open
court.
State VS.. George Crawford. False
pretences. The defendant submitted.
Sentenced to three years III the penl-
tentiary. The above judgement was
afterwards set aside in favor of the
defendant and he was allowed further
time for hearing. Remanded to jai' I.
State VS.. Jake johnson, larceny
Guilty.
The following cases were disposed
of on tuesday, 26th
Estate VS. Judge Bolden. Verde
guilty. Defendant sentenced to SIX
months in the Work House.
State VS. Joseph Burke. Larceny.
Verdict guilty. Defendant sentenced
to two years in the Penitentlary.
State VS.. Joseph Henry. Judgment
,sisj
State VS.. Samuel Peoples. Peace
warrant. Defendant discharged upon
payment of costs.
State VS.. Dennis Smith. Larce ny.
Verdict guilty. Defendant sente need
to imprisonment in the State Penlten-
tiary for three years at hard labor: =
/ State VS.. John Ell. Borneman. Yer
The case of peace warrant for an
alleged forcible trespass against the
/ officials of the Carolina Central Eall-
/ way also came up.
The further hearing of the case
/ was, after an argument by counsel,
/ continued over until Friday.
The following cases We're Opposed
of in this Court Wednesday 9th:
State VS.. Wm. Bornemann, foi
cl eating. Mol pros entered.
! State VS. Caueey Lord and John
Mott, for larceny. Not guilty as to
! both.
State vs. Anthony Howe, for assault
and battery. Ordered that the cause
be returned to the Justice. L. NJ
Gardner, with directions to proceed to
! final Judgment
State VS. VIM. Upchurch, for lar
ceny. Judgment nisi.
State VS. George Wedge, on
peace warrant. Judgment ndsi
State VS.. William Myers, for wilifnl
abandonment. Judgment 1aisi.
State vs.. Rachel Moore, for larceny
Judgment misi.
State vs.. Luke Brown, for assault
and battery. Judgment niSi. .,
State VS. J. w. Gerdts, for assault
and battery. Jury out.
La the case of John e. Borneman
tried on Tuesday, for cheating and de
frauding, a verdict was rendered yes
terday of not guilty. l----
All of the most prominent Journal
of the country admit that Cuba sbouit
| besfree, but not at the expense OF
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

Theaccounts of the great snow slides
in Ufah which are reported by tele,
graph, give a vivid picture OF the dan
gers and terrors Of winter in the min
ing canons Of the far West. In some
of their results, though essentially diff
ferent in their origin, they suggest the
revelations OF Pompeii and Hercula-
neum. Men are suddenly overwhelmed
and their homes demolished and
buried by the treacherous snow. One
striking instance is given of the dis
cOvery in one house that had been
buried of the body of woman sitting
IN rocking chair with her infant
clasped ia her arms, and near by the
bodies of her husband and little girl,
all having perished from suffocation
by snow. In another instance we read
that fifty Cinnamon were overwhelmed
by an avalanche of snow, and that
twenty-eigLt lost their lives.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Business Changes.

We have before us now copy of
the Directory of the CITY of Whining
ton, compiled for the winter of 1865
'66, and in looking over it we are i'm
pressed with the fact that there have
been many aud great changes in our
city during the nIne years which have
elapsed since its publication. This is
especially trne in the list of parties
doing business here. for of the 112 adj
vertisements found III the Directory,
SO o. the houses have since either sus-
pended business or changed front by
lapsing into new firm the prepon-
derance is, however, largely in favor
of the former
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

hCkCI " 4 nc SClIEIIsl ConuLLlo1 vi
the rosin market at the opening of the
present week was Of laxity and ease and
nothing occurred to disturb the minds
of holders, 81 20 the closing figures of
last week, were bid, but there were no
sellers at the figures. Buyers finding
that the prices would not buy the
stock in first hands, opened the
market on Saturday by Offering
81 so, these figures were ac
cepted and large lots changed hands.
Monday a reaction occurred and 81 20
were the highest figures off ID.
Holders still emained firm and no sales
Of G. transpIred tuesday the market
again reacted aud 81 IS was paid for
large lot. Wednesday there were
conflicting opinions in regard to the
state of the market. Certain part ies
quoted Strained firm at 81 IS bid, and
others reported that they were unable
to obtain the figures for their offer
ings. No sales were reported.
To-day Crhursday) at thu close of
our writing, the market is quoted
quiet at 81 20 bid = bbl 81 IS .askek
The market for fine grades still con-
tinues firm with small receipts and
light offerings. For quotations see
table annexed.
The sales for the week were as fol-
lows:
triday-No sales were reported.
Market strong at 81 20 bid.
Saturday-Sales of $500 bbls.
Strained at 81 80, 1000 bbls. "C''
Graft rosin) at 81 773 and 800 bbls &C.
III small lots at 81 rs T. bbl.
Monday-Sales of 500 bbls. "D'
Good Strained at 81 10 T. bbl.
Tue sday-Sales of $500 hbls. ''C'
| Strained at 81 70 T bbl
Thursday-No sales reported. Mar
ket strong at 81 70 bid, 81 IS asked.
The receipts have been very heavy
this week considerable having arrived
in RATS by water while the exports
We're light and the stock shows d large
Increase.
The receipts for the week were
Is, ,298 bbls. against 1928 -bbls for
last week. The exports for the week
were only 1919 bbl5 against 2, 421 bbls
for last week. The stock in yard and
afioat IS 90, ,656 bbls. against 43, ,76G
bbls. for last week
The following We're the quota tions
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
SPECIAL.

WORTHY OF NOTE. a n exchange says there
is scarcely Gay passes that we do not hear
either from persons coming into 0nr office o.
in eome other way, OF the success OF JOhnScn's
A3odYte LiHirqcnt in the cure of coughs anG
Gods, go prevalent Abnut town just now.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Cleveland Banner.

r. IT
%
arv and the first of February, 1875, We will re-
sumo the pub ication of the "CLEyELAkD
BANNEl<,'' at Shelby, filling out all uneE-
pred terms OF subscr, bers who have paid, ad.
vertising cor tracts, &c. In lieu OF the small
20-coiU Iun sheet. printed on an old press, ana
with Oh type. as hereto fore, we will give to
the public a ,arge S2-cOumn paper, An entire
new ou Tit Just from rte foundry, at the low
subscriftiuu price of 81 so a year; Is Conte foI
ak months: so cents for three months
We intend to strive to the utmost to make
the enterprise q grand success, blessing to
the ca, untry, an honor to the town, and pride
TO every citizen of the county.
Remt mher, too, that pay oil postage. We
want 2 COZ ub~cTibers at once, and We feel
conf sent that we will get them.
The Caroiiua Central Railway being now
Completed through to Wilmington, and Shell
bv being the western terminus, the " Banner
will re the best advert ing medium wort 0f
wimington; and we DO. in parti :ular. cali tie
attention of the Wilmington merchants and
huainess men t. the Banner a an adyeEtis-
ing medium, and most respectfully solicit their
patronag~.
We ' i'll give all the news and keep ur with
the times il every Tenort. be tey ever 70 fast
Terms. strictly, cash in Gdrdnce
ION IF ~ ~ wFNb
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Nature Gives Is Teeth.

But she does not preserve aud Iufi! the III
That II ut be done with fragrant SDZO 30 Nj
Til. dental bone and its enamel casing I,
uIade inv ulucrable TO al! destl uCt,Se Ihfu-
ences by the daily use OF this benefcent prep
aration
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
mAR RED.

II PITT boro. n g, ,u Wed:,e s,i+y, Jaru
ary 10 Il, 1875 b. the Rev. Robert b. Sutt0i,
- -, Mr. ROBERT H co = An. to Mis-,
IDA, daughter of L. j. Haughton, Esq, al! OF
PIttsborO.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
NarrNW EaCRDe.

Yesterday evening, between twilight
and dark, on Chestnut, near Filth
street, as one of our physicians was
driving leisurly along in his buggy,
two young lads were running aHl
lodging from one another, and not
observing the approach of the vehicle,
one of them ran against the horse and
Was knocked down and kicked by him,
and both wheels passed over his body.
The doctor sang out to the boys 30
look out, but the unfortunate one did
not hear HIM or see the horse until
too late to get of the way. The little
fellow was picked up and examined by
the doctor, who was glad to find that
10 bones were broken. Tt was a mi
racuIous escape, aud should teach the
lad aud all others not to play in the
middle of the street.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

THE above is the name OF a beautiful
LITTLE pilot boat, built at Smlthville
and launched last week. She arrived
here Yesterday with floating colofs,
and Judging from her appearance locks
as thouoh she was Il fast sailer.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
kepcrted Murder.

We hear rumors of fearful murder
orer il, Brunswick county on Sunday
" Monday. the victims having beer,
os alleged. two colored men, but could
rat no particulars.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Dust Times

We talk about dull times here but
gentleman who has recently visited
both Charlotte and Augus ta, says that
ua don't know what they really are.
Rusiness IN those cities seems to he
verv much prostrated, although the
recent slight upward movement in
cotton has seemed to reanlmate things
cnmaMhat.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
A New Counterfeit.

A counterfeit United States Treas
ury has been detected at Boston, so
we'll executed that even the most skill
full detectives differ as to It's true char
acter, aud have finally determined
upon the following minute differences
from the genuine: ''On the genuine
the buttons on the coat cfJohn Quiucy
Adams are perfectly round, while on
the counterfeit they have an irregular
or more of an octagonai form: on the
genuine the small toes of the femaie
figure Of Justice are full and natural,
while on the counterfeit the small toes
are very small, and the little ones very
obscure"
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
The Enfield Times.

The Enfield Times.
DANIEL BOND, Editor f. Pron'r
C. C. DAVENPORT Associate Ed.
TERMS One Year, 80 90; Six Monthr, S1 %
One of the most interesting exchanges that
comes to from the Old North State-BalAj-
r1oredn, Baltimore, Md.
Judging from the first number, 1t will imme.
diately take rank, editoriaiy, with the arst pa
pers in the South.-NorfoEk (Vd.) Journal.
Shows aptitude and ability in discu0ine
important public questions, and evincee much
enterprise in the general make up and mechan-
ical execution--BrOl0nSUilI TENN States.
One CT the neatest and best edited papers in
the State.-WiIS0r., IN. C.l PldindeaLey.
The best printed paper in North Carolina
Spirit Of the South, On. O.
dec q l0.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Rev. e., VI. Payne.

This Reverend gentlemen, with his
wife. we see 0y the RejdesDHke Rec0Jd,
arrived in that place last week. We
are sorry to learn that Mr. Payne hae
been suffering for month or more
from an enlarge cement Of one Of lie
bones IN the im mediate vicinity of his
ewes, which has seriously effected
the use.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
'Ene E,cTsteu Seas0,s.

Lent Will begin this year on she
l0th of February, much earlier than it
has done since 1869. This viii bring
the high festival of Easter this year
on the 2Sth Of March, which is within
SIX days of the earliest period upon
which it can ever possibly occur. On
some We ar5 Easter falls as late as the
18th Of April Some years there are
as many as nine Sundays between
Epiphany aud Ash Wednesday. but
this year there will only be five sun
days intervening between the Jubilee
Of Epiphany and the solemn fast of
Lent.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Freedn,an,s Savings Bank.

The question is often asked us 10y
our colored citizen depositors, as 20
the probability Of their receiving back
any portion Of the money by them de
posted i'll the branch office of that
can.ern which recently failed in this
placa. We can only say, If there is
anv dependence to be placed upon the
report rendered by those empowered
to investigate the affairs OF that
peter funk institution, that the
chances are most decidedly against
the unfortunate depositor.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

We were pleased to see, not long since, in one
of our exchanges, some pretty sevtrc remarkA
addressed TO several persons w.1O, during an IN
tert sting lecture by Kew. j <hh G. =. y bott.
kt .: a Continuous coughing, which pi pie,eDted
many from hearing. People who I,or
frain frcm coug ching, had better sfav away
fIoni such pAc, I CHE take d bottle Ut j John
sons Anody Nc Ltniment with them.
The in pUEt tanc- of giving SherI s Cavalry
Condition Powders t. horses til t n ave heen
out in the cold rain, stood in cid wind ar
drank 100 much cod water, cannot lie over
e~tImated !; no man should be without them who
Mns a good hesse.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Selling GOODS.

Among those who are now focking
to the towns and cities on the line OF
the Carolina Central Railway, are
numbers of Representative from prom
inent houses IN Wilmington. They go
out for the double purpose Of collect
ing old accounts and OF making new
ones ana in this latter they are, OF
course, successful. But they are eau
tious business men, and they succeed
i'll both undertakings, One gentleman,
the head of large firm in this city,
informed us that ne had sold as much
as twelve car loads Of goods in one
week, and that IL did mt seem to be an
unusually good week, even then, for
selling cheap and fresh goods. All OF
this was done between Wilmington
and Charlotte and he still has the
Western Division to work on this
week
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Supreuae Court.

Among the decisions in the Su-
preme Court on Monday last, we tnd
the following relating to this section
BY Pearson. G. J.:-Ivey Smith vs..
s. D. Smith ct al from Duplln. NO
error. Judgment affirmed.
By Settle, J.-Thomas FL Sutton
vs.. j. L. Mcmillan, from Bladen. Er-
;. G.. Blue VS.. J. L. Mcmillan, from
aBIaden. Error.
By Bynun, J.-F. D. Koonce vs. u.
&. Davis. from Lenoir. No error
Judgment affirmed. 9
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

All of the most prominent journals
of the country admit that Cuba should
be.free, but not at the expense OF
third term for Grant.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

Being a total of 1904 bales, against
1875 bales for last week. The exports
were 1869 bales, and the stock az
last taken was Bill bales.
The following We're the official quo
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Recovery of a stolen Watch.

As officer Simon Richardson of the
City Police was on his way to the City
Hall yesterday evening, he observed II
legro girl standing III front of the
Court House displaying to several
lockers on a very handsome gold
watch. His suspicious were immedi-
ateIy aroused why SO meanly look
ing creature should be the possesor Of
such valuable property, and question:
ed her concerning where she obtained
Il. Her answers being unsatisfactory
be took the watch and girl III charge
and conveyed her to the lookup where
She gave her name as Eliza Jane Live
~ The watch was taken to the Jew
elery store of Messrs. T. w. Brown &,
Sons, where it was recognized as the
property of gentleman in the city
Who can recover the same by apply
ing at the Narshars Office. ,Ehe girl
awaits IN the Guard House II e prose-
cutlon Of the owner of the watch.
The Fare FIend.
Last evening about II o'clock, short
ly after the close OF the performance
at the Opera House, the alarm Of fire
was sounded by the bell on the Market
House tower. The taps located the
IRE IN the Second Ward. We hurried
70 the scene a2d discovered that fire
mad broken out in the large dry goods
and crociery store of Messrs. Frank &
Bro, No. II Market street. The fire
Va Was first discovered By Mr..
henry kasprowiczs, who was
sitting in his store fronting the
alley, gave the alarm. The engines
AID Hook and Ladder Company were
soon on the spot, the latter arriving
lfst and placing ladders on the ad-
Hillhg buildings so as to make ready
VT the engines to quetch the devour-
lg element IN its earlst stage Ii n
NV moments the Rankin boys LaI laid
a"ne Of hose leading to the front door
on M-rket street, and one through the
auey to the rear door. The doors
Tete then burst open by the Hook and
1IauGer Company and the Rankin
otJeu Two streams, one IL rear and the
,ueF IN front, through the buildIng,
Iach Iach soon put out the fire; not before,
Io"eVer, considerable damage had
b1n sustained by the interior of the
TuIng and the stock stored therein.
a. other companies did active service
Istie ne building was owned by Mr.. z.
eonnf eef and was insured IN which
FuPany We could not learn. Messrs.
po1I aIh q Bros stock, consisting of dry
tvs and crockery, valued at be-
osrtIl oIl $4,000 and $15, 00O, was also
How insured. So, 600 with the
Ntssrau OF New York, represented by
apomn: Taylor & Giles, and for an
tuut exceeding this in q ..onnnanx
Ngppres.ented by Messrs Atkinsan aD :
Know name unknown. It is not
snnnd" now the fire originated, but il
IN the eo ro It caught from the stove
e rear Of the building.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

Corn, Flour, Salt, &c.
1900 Bushels Corn,
1000 Oats,
$50 Bales No. Eastern Hay,
900 Bbls. Flour,
1000 Sacks Salt,
80 Rolls Bagging,
100 Boxes Cheese,
100 Boxes Candy,
30 Cases Lye and Potash,
100 Kegs Nails.
SO Tierces and Tubs Lard,
400 Kegs Sporting and Blasting
Powder,
200, 900 W. P, G. D. and Musket
Caps.
$50 Bags Shot,
30 Bags Coffee,
80 Bbls. Sugar, (refned),
10 Hhds. Porto Rico Sugar,
$50 Boxes Soap,
Is Tierces Rice,
20 Bbls. aud Half Bbls. Snuff,
$50 Boxes Tobacco, &C., &c.
For sale by
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

Salt---Bagging---Ties-- ---
Corn.
1000 Sacks Salt,
200 Rolls and Half Rolls Bagging,
20 Tons Ties,
Is, 900 Bushels White and Mixed Corn.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS 8 MURCHIsoN
Flour, Sugar, Coffee and
Rice.
l 900 Bbls. Flour-all grades
$50 Bbls. Refined Sugar,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
Is Bbls Whole Rice,
WILLIAMS & MURCHIsON.
Hay, Hoop Iron, Clue and
Spirit Casks.
500 Bales n. r. & E. Hay,
600 Bundles Hoop Iron,
100 Bbls. Glue,
200 New New York Spirit Casks,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MuRCHIsoN.
Bacon, Syrup, Shot, Oats
and Nails.
100 Boxes d. s. and Smoked Sides,
100 Bbls. s. 81. Syrup,
400 Bags Shot,
800 Bushels Black Oats,
800 Kegs Nails,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON
jams
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Episcopal yissta,ioHs.

The following are Bishop Atkinson's
appointments for the month of Febru-
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

IAh-Uhr remarks OF last wee z re-
quire no alteration this week. The
market has moved along in a quiet
and steady way, and prices have un-
dergone no alteration. The receipts
are equal to the demand, which at
present IS light. and with very little
being exported there has been a grad
ual increase of stock. At the close of
our noon report the market is quoted
quiet and steady at 81 65 per bbl.
The receipts for the week We're !, 1,119
bbls, against $50 bbls for last week.
The exports for the week were 200
bbls against 2G0 bbls for last week,
and the stock is 1850 bbls against
}, ,937 bbls for last week. The sales
for the week were as fnllnws-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-12
SHERIFES SALES.

weary Acenshaw, TestRmentafy Execut0S
Of Robert Geddes. Va Patrick Monaghan.
ClxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 767l.-By virtue Of . writ of
sixth District Court foS the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled csu-e, vii; proceed to
coll 81 public auction. at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Cust0mhsuss streets, an the Second D strict this
eity, ON SATURDAY, June " 1875, at twelve
o'clock H.. chs S0lloHing described property. t.
0it-
TWO CERTAIN xSTS OF GROUND ,osetse,
Witb the buildings and improvements thereon and
Che 1ights WAYS, privileges and appurtenanees
thereuntO belonging OF In any wise apper!ainiuy
situated in the Fifth District of the eitys New
Orleane the tight bank OF the Mississippi river
IN the tract Of land common v called the Brooklyn
Warehouse SOmpahy property, designated as lois
euIp boz . evenly and twenty one, OF square mum.
Der five, which is bounded by Pacific and Atlantic
avenues and Thaysr and Peter streets As per man
of said tact Of land drawn by W. T. Thomnson
bafs surveyor GATED the seventh day of March
1883 and deposited tOB reference in the office Of
samee Graham, = notary public in New Orleans
which said lots adj DIN each other and meatur4
each, american measure, thirty feet six inches
Sin ana thfe~-Huafters lines front Oh Atlantic ave
mus. oy Dc pth Of enc hundred and twenty three
sect eight anehsA between parallel lines Being
e*e same property which defendant hSrelr ar,
Suired by purchase from RoberI Gedde. AZ per
sct dated hinth of March, 1872, and passed before
andrew Nero, ~, notary public in this city.
seized in the above suit.
Terms and ConditiOns-Fox cash TO pay plaintiffs
eiAiH, nov due, say five hundred dollars with
Sighe peg cent interest from March g. 1872
"hlll PAID, fVe pes cent attorneys fees and ali
1csts 81 snit: and on terms OF credit for the bal
Anee, corresponding with the unn .,.ured install.
Ment. viz: three hundred dollars, which viii he.
come due on March S-l2, 1876. ~ith eight De,
e"ns interest from March 1872.
s;ivn Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orlexns