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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-14
NAroMA TEMPLE OF u. AND 7.
40 I-maate every Friday even

NAroMA TEMPLE OF Il. AND 7. HkXNH
SO, l-meets every Friday even k@SH
ing at 8 o'clock at Temperance ImlRA
Hall, No. 29s Second street. A
ID. G. McDougal, W. O. T.; L. 0. Milton, w.
v T.; @. A. s. Richardson, W. r.; Y, u
Shepherd, ". A. Ri II. Thompson W. II.
r.; Bun +. Price, W. IT,; A. Hum, WI H.
Il. Hampson. W: D. u,;W. q. Hhl, Y. w.
g.; Geo. B. Elliott, W. s.; Rev. d.. Q. Gull
CHELSEA Temple OF II. AND 7. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening at 5 O'Clock, Of their
LaIl, Brick Church, Chelsea. d. E. Colby,
n, o. T.; B. 7. Carr, WV. T..AR.. NJ; Ken
dali. w. R.; T. B. Rawlings. W. A. Ri 2.
II. Chandler. W. r.. r.; W "; Carr. W. r;
W.. s. Rodgers, W. Vi; 4. i. White. W.. y.
u; Chas. II. Lanham, w. @ g. X, Egnew'
US; r. j. Rawlings, ". Chap
MONTGOMERY COUECm No !, i. A. ASb :
T. meets first Monday in each month, II
Masonic Hall, Gayoso Block, at IN o'eloet
pm. John w. Graham, G. Of c.; John W
Brush. r. IL.
THAIIs TEMPLE OF II. AND T, No. 4-meet
every Monday evening at ~ o'clock at thei
hall, corner Second and Adams streets, owe
F~ngine-house. Jonathan Wood, w. I. T..
John W. Brush, w. V. T.: w, II. Atkinson
W. r.; John d. Cox, IT.. w. A, r; John W
Cacey, w. r.. HI Chas. H.. MeDougal, "
r.; FIT. Davis. W. o.; R II. Hester, W y
u; +. W. Halle, W. g.; J L. Bourne, W
S.; Dan A. johnson, W. Chaplain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
The Expedition Against the Indians.

General Crook, commanding the Depart
ment OF the Platte, has nearly ready for the
field q other expedition against the In.
dams. and was expected several days sinca
to start from Fort Fetterman, Wyoming
Territory, May IS No definite information
has yet reached here a. to the companies of
troops selected. but they will BE- from the
second and Third Cavalry. and Fourth,
Ninth and Twenty-third Infantry A large
number Of cavalry recruits will be sent
from New York city next Saturday, the
thirteenth, direct to Omaha, for assignment
to companies composing the EXPEDITION, in.
stead OF first going 70 the cavalry recruit
ing rendezvous ~ st Louis.
General Crook will start from Fort Fet
terman and push for Powder river thence
to Big Horn river, and if necessary, to the
Yellowstone. >.
Two captains, who commanded com
panies during the late expedition 70 Pow.
der river, have already been tried for mis-
conduct during the operations, hut the re
suit of the trials has not yet been made
known. The trials of Captain Arson Mills
and Alexander Moore are now taking
place, and that of General Reynolds,
colonel of the Third Cavalry, will come
next.-Neac York Herald.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
The Deterioration Of Car Political Lead.

Fierce and indiscriminate blame has been
the bane Of our politics, and not emily the
bane but the cause of much of that decay
in honesty in high places under the obloqsy
OF which the country now suffers. PArti-
sans and newspapers began years ago to
freely accuse every opponent Of dishonesty,
with or without grounds for 60 doing.
Little or NO discrimination was made be-
tween good men and bad men; every body
was accused with equal vehemence, pecvla-
ti0A end INSTRUMENTATION being treated
as 40 graSer cffepses than difference of
opinion or party utilization. TO be in
Office on the other side was to stand con-
fesoed - rogue, and to thiss view
the public gave ip its much too ready &C.
guiescence. 1t became naturally impossible
under such . condition of affairs for
honor to remain in Office or to follow politics
as career. This most disastrous course
on tho part Of partisan leaders threw Office
into the hands OF the interruptions; it had
the effect of sending into private life the
better claes of citizens, and of 80 bringing
forward the less ecrupufOus-of transfer
ring the public affairs to those who were
indifferent % censure, or who wore deter
mined to compensate themselves for bad
reputstioa by stealing - frst ~. - they
we're accused of doing. 1t 10 evident that
some remedy for official dishonesty must
be found. Unless We do so political chaos
will overwhelm us. The country can not
prosper; it can not even politically hold
together, unless honesty, probity and eff
cheney preside over affairs. And among
the measures necessary to bring this
needed reform about none are more urgent
than policy by the natural 0perstion of
which capable and honest mea will be
brought forward. This will never be done
until there is greater justice in public GEN.
sure-until blame and praise are admins
tered with regard to the facts and concern
for the truth. Reckless and unjust Ct insure,
ungrOunded accusations, scandals of ali
sorts--these things must come to be looked
upon with Reproduction. - crimes scarcely
less serious than dishonesty itself The
wholesale Jumping together of all oppon-
ents-the inyectiIe ss fierce for q Greeley
as Tweed-can not 90 ON as heretofore if
We are ever to lift our politics from its pre-
sent mire. There must be right-doing on
the part of the people if right doing on the
part of ofice-holders is to be secured
Wrong judgment is dishonest Judgment,
and dishonesty of this nature is just az GER
tain as any other hind to breed its bad
Journal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12

s a.; * e. oses i ss::.
Fatus: closed s.sslv :tssSy :s'ss ): Is s:,s
Augast ls%c; aspembsr 70 . $40; october II Is q
Flo:f is:s .cvs 1 Price: xitnout decided change
81 =: .hise wesiesn II Il un@ a1sS. Corn 's :
a Sugar Ss: s sSss az. asfss
ch.assd nSla:.s; .tesdy >. s &c quiet and IN.
new - Is Lard actiye; prime steam l2.4dS
aSae .o+taa acsss and n0'aA q n Srsht'
changed Whset Steady; q isSI 8. Corn quie,
and arm; so0se. Osts DUN 5000: Rye quiet
ds md nonn:l gsssh lsd so1:;
reua ered l2e; Kettle IendeEed l30t4o Bulk nsats
ursettled sheuldes. 7Ae cleac ris sides eke cSear
sidss Ike. clear si1es Isso Hog 2rs; con.
ga 3o@7 50: Mhi:ky-DensIA coed; q o. But
Central Ohio 3e0tlc.
q. Lows. MAY il.-Flour-Pait demand for me-
stead: 81 1901 SO. Corn quiet and unchanged.
Oa,s dull; axe. Bye Gull; &c. Barley, whisky
and pork unchanged. Lard dull and nominal Bulls
los 0llc. Bacon easier shoulders sk clear rib and
clear sides IN 0i2tc Hogs dull bacon grades
@ ~ e zCattls heavy: The ssce.ps.; hase de-
CHlcAau, Nay -N.-Flour steady and unohaneed.
Wheat un6ettE1; q Ol &c, spot. Corr weak; 46Ac
Asy. Oats dun; 30c, cash snd Nay delivery. Rive
firm; &c: Barley quiet; lie, spot Ro,k fairly
active; So 6OD2o 6 Lard quit and weak;
l2.2Sc spot. Bulk meats steady. Whisky 81 o..
HAVANA. May M.-spanish gold 230t 023l. Ex-
change weak United States. alxty days, cur ency,
II 0Sk d,scoupt short sight So as discount; sixty
days, gold, 3h04 prem, IN; short sight 5ns i
pIemism: on London l6'a ali premium; on Psrls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12

Alter preliminary routaoe business Df.
d vce was reelected p, esident Tho folloY
iu9 vice presidents were chosen: Rev. r. n.
Mil. of Georgia; DR.. j. L. n. Curry. of
Richnond; 6. Landrum, of Tennessee; nd
Hiram Woods, Of MARYLAND.
DR.. Sampson. lot New York. was intro
duced and addressed the convention, ex
planning the ai9ssssce betwssn reviva! md
reformation. He said Moody was reform
er, and spoke in high terms of the cele-
brated laynan,, DR.. Larrinner, Of Boston,
Whp wac also Introduced aid made some in.
te.eeting remarks. He tpoke of the unor.
thodOx churches Of B0stOD, cad said he be
heved the Baptists would regain their lost
ground durihg the coming year.
DIR. Upper, secretary Of the board of
foreign missions. in his report, represents .
gratifying state in the missionary work.
The report Of the treasurer Of the same
board shows that the largest contribution
made was BY v,rginis, &9263 81. The total
Foreign nissiOns will be discussed TO-
MORROW.
The committee on credentisIs, which re.
porto ct the end of the session, was ap-
pointed rs followe: Rev. Henry E. Crane,
Of Marylahd; William D. Rswss, Of Wiz.
ginia; j. B. Taylor, of North Carolina; j.
K,lpatrick, of Georgia; j. o. b. Lowry, Of
B. Eagle, of L,uisians; c. d. Davis, Of
Texas; Il l.. Bib, of Missouri; 8. E. w
Dobbe, Of Kentucky, and A. E. Rogers, Of
Tennessee.
The report of Mr.. g. w. Norton, treas
urer of the Southern Baptist Convention,
was referred to q special committee Of five
The report shows $40 balance on hand
Adjourned.
DR.. Larrimsr, of Boston, delivered the
convention sermon tonight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
Political Signs in Indiana.

Two weeks ago the Louisville Courier
Journal, summing up the presidential
prospect of the West, said IN effect that the
D. mocrats could count on nothing west of
the Aueghanies and north of the Ohio
river. Some surprise was expressed ia
80 readily give up the fight in Indi ana
where the imitation Democracy pretends to
be so absolute.
A little study of the results OF Tuesdsy's
election in Indianapolis will show that Mr..
WattersOn's cOnjectures are sustained BY
the event. In holly -contested municipal
election the Republicans carried the city by
over 1000 majority, and Notwithstanding
the gerrymandering of the city districts by
the present Democratic council, the Repub-
licans elected eleven out of thirteen cOun-
cilmen. This victory, won as it was, has
an important Significance. The contest
was made by the Republicans under i'm
portant disadvantages. Every department
OF the city government was controlled by
the Democrats. All the local patronage,
the entire power of the city council, the
police, the Offices and the treasury, were
completely in their hands. They re-
districted the city with careful refer
ence' TO such division of their voting
strength as would most effectively oppose
the Republicans. They are deliberately or
gained, and the hummer element was in
sold phaanx at their backs. With all these
advantages in their favor the Democrats
were routed horse, foot and dragons. 1t
was. repetition of the Cleveland city cleo
ton, with a precisely similar result The
people there had found the Democratic
promises OF reform empty and vain; they
found that their only object was to control
the offices, and they had been unscrupnlous
in the means chosen to carry their purpose
The result is an omen for the State and
presiden tial election in Indiana this fall 1t
shows that the Republicans there as here
are united, harmonious and iuspire. by the
spirit which wins victories Count Ohio and
Indiana at the head of the Republican col
umn this year.-Cleveland Leader.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12

from being overfua by Chinese 10 the in.
jury Of the white pepulatieo.
The Fueros.
SAN SEBAsT1AN, Ny 1.-THE provincial
Juntss met yesterday in this city, Bllbos
and Vittoris. They again instructed their
dcAegateQ % maintain tho oriGinAl demands
for the msintenshce of the fueros.
The Pspe's Reply - Alfonso.
ROME, May 1.-The Pope has written .
reply to King Alfonso's letter, which gave
assurances that Spain was Catholic and
that Catholics nee1 fear nothing from the
new constitution, and maintained that the
religious liberty clause was not inconsistent
with the spirit Of the -. con cor Of 1881:
but avbids discussion Of the question at
issue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
A. Critical Period.

A dwelling house on Clifford street tool
fire in one OF the chambers the other nigh,
from an exploded kerosene lamp. The
flames were eKtinguished after a SHARP
struggle by the woman Of the house, who
bah her hands pretty badly burned. She
was relating her adventures to q neighb0s
next morning, and the woman asked:
Way didn't Yum raise an alarm-where
was Bessie Z"
Bessie and her beau were o0urting in the
parl"r." was her calm reply.
.And you never called to them ~
MOT . word. have known Of caAes
where . sudden alarm has upset y young
man just "a he was about to propose, and
changed the whole future of two livss.--De-
tv0it Frbe Press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
POLITICAL.

Connoc sicut's New Senator.
HARTFORD, May 11.-Bsrnum 100, Eng
lish "a, IngersOll l. Barnum was then
noninsted 81 reclamation.
The Iowa Greea6ackers.
DEs MONIES, lows, May 1.-THE State
greenbsck convention met here yesterday.
The usual greenback resolutions were
adopted. Delegates we're elected. to the
national convention At Indianapolis.
The 0FeenbackePs h Wincsnsfn.
MILWAUKEE, Nay 1.-the Independent
greenback State convention chose delegates
to the national CONVENTION, at Indianapolis.
Among the resolutions adopted was one
nominating Judge Davis for President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
MONETARY AMP cQnAAklRsclAL'
MONETARY. .....
NBW ORLEANS 1BPUBIICAN OYffCB, I
TNNRADAY EYHNINa Nav III. 1876

We notice eighty stronger demand for DIG,
connt to-day, both In hank aud ON the STREET. but
no quotaNls change In the rates Of coDneroiai
paper. Only . moderate business va done in
gold and foIoign exchange, which closed ct pre-.
vious rStea New York sight nontinued acaEce and
stG, and the fe transactions reported Indicate
but moderate demand Securities exhibited Z
fair degree Of animation, with stpeks ruling ct
and city premium bonds weaAer, but not quotably
hover.
We continus to quote eKospt10nal pepsEAt-1eV
grAde Nominal First a2aao Dogtgaees still rule ct
1910 y cont ? annun, while second G1o6o Gre
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Widow Henry
H0pkins; An6 70. same.

y of Orleans, Mo-. 70,7s6 and IS 2ll-By virtue
of t~o writs Of. Teri facias. to me directed by
the honorable the Superior District Court fOr
the parish of Orleans, in the above en-
titled causes, for city taxes of 1874 and 1875, l
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers Exchange Royal street,
Second District OF this city, ON FRIDAY, Nay
II. 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ the following de.
scribed property, to wit
ONk CKkrAiN LOT OF GROUND, satuated in
the Second District of this city. in square num-
Der one hundred and twenty-f Q, b0anded BY
Rampant, Cust0mhouse, BASIN and Bienville
streets. designated ~ lot number six measuring
tventy.six tee, ON Rsmp IT stfeet, by one hun
died and twenty eight feet IN depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN, =
spll ~ myl2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of OreanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
new ORlRANs. CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened as ll2k 0llak, against llaa at Few
York. and after . moderate business. closed at
the opening rates in both msrkets at or touching
liz ! at New York. The sales summed up so 900.
embracing $1,000 1t 1874; $1,000 u il2k 5000
at ll2k 0ll3 and $4,000 st ll30ll3t.
No sales of silver were reported American half
dollars were still quoted " lOUh 0lOl; CURRENCY,
Ed Mexican doii.l' continued 70 rule st 50 $780,
Foreign exchange exhibited more animation,
without however Auy 9uetabe varistion. The
sale. Of sterling eompris.d eA 500, embracing
SDe0o on the continent At IS ASH; $4,000 bill e
leding and $1,000 Al c'esr at ss 463t; 1850 Mill
Of lsning at e5 46ts Is 46a 5000 and $4,000 do It
&5 46d5 ~, and $500 do At IS Al.
The only sale Of francs reported was Is, 5000 com
merciol at .46l&.
At the close sterling bills were quoted Ut 6S 46
as Al for bill Of 1ad1nG and Al clear, aud At a
IS 81 for bank (hank counter rate -0e5 5lh)
and francs st-046lA for commercial, and nominal
for bank.
New York, sight cont nued scarce pad stiff;
The only sales reported we're $4,000 com NE rcal
At i y cent pre- MUM. snd SIS Iene do and $4,000
private bankers at SIG.
y p cent premium, and CONNER cial sight was
still quoted 1t y a5-16
The following is the Official statemt Mt Of the
sales rep ,rted to-day at the New orleans stock
EXChauVr:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
anil % ,.vro ~, ., EUGENE WAGGAMAN.


ooseDhine Hale Ames, wife of II n
Vs. Mrs. ThederA Jurgielewiez e1 Al
18TH af !a,, DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
S; Iacias to me directed BY the honoras'n 20, OF
the Court for the parish of Orlean. ;n
at Mig; entitled cause will procs ed to, iii i,
snated, on SATURDAY May 90 1876 at hafu oes
to wit A"e uoscnDed property,
n The CONTENT rs OF THg ORIG AMI Aporup
STORE situated at the corner 81 Tha,is a,.S
also the esnin IN the First hs city,
r. IAN TIE whole per inventory which ma1
Seised in the above suit ,-.
TeTns-Cash on the spot.
m,o,,,-oo a EUGENE WAG0AMAN
"y' 10 IL ~ Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of O,,..,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
THE TURF.


ITO A0ceS n AeXlb8t0n.
LEXINGTON, May 1.-THE first race, dash
Of one mile and q quarter, with selling
allowances. was won by Bazaar, beating
Grenoble, Goldmine and Gyptis, in the or
der named. Time-2:09A. Betting was
about even on each horse.
The second race, dash Of five furlon &c,
was won BY Bufordf McWhrter. Time
l:04A.
The third race, dash of one and half
miles, was won by Eemi, Anderson second,
Chesapeake third, and Phoebe May flower
last. Time-2:3834 Chesapeake Was the
favorite over the whole field.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
NEW YORK.
Death Of a Crimisal Notable

Death Of a CrimiaaI Notable.
New YORK, Nay ll.-William Marley,
known as I" Reddy the Blacksmith" died
OF consumption.
Death Of DR.. Hall.
DR.. William w. Hall, of Halls journal
Of Health, fell In the street aud died in q
few minutes, aged sixty-three. Cause of
his death unknown.
Death Of IN RccIeslastic.
Rev. Adrian Louis Rosecrans, one OF
the Paulist Fathers, and eldest son of
Major General w. s. Rosecrane, died here
this morning, of apoplexy.
Ssb.Treasary Bslaaces.
Gold. 81, 587 1884; currency, e3S. 1884, 49
The sub-treasurer paid out Sl42,000 on &C
count of interest and $4,000 for bonds.
Customs receipts $29, 100.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12

Mrs. Josephine Detrsit vs.. MPs. Ciemen.
tine Ganory, widow Of L. H. Bermeroux.
GlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ .reans 30 87le.-By virtue of writ Of eei1
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court tor the parish Of on.
leans in the above entitled cause, will proceed to
tioneerS Exchange, Royal street between Cansl
and CustomhOuse streets, i'll the Second District OF
O'Clock H., the following described property, to
A PORTION OF GRsUED situated in this p,r
ish left bank Of the Miss ssppi river about Two
an bali miles below this Gltt me ,suring forty
Sht ieet ten inches front said river bv depfh
extending down to Royal street. on vh'e eli The said
portion or ground m asuges forty seven feet five
inches bounded on the right by the property now
or heretofore be ongng TO NJ chel Flor ane, md ON
asss MS; together with the buildings and improve.
men's the con, etc; said properly is comprised in
and IS traversed oy Del aror de aud Chartres
,tIeets' and rs 1epr sen ed on plan drawn bv 8.
ia-, flle' surveyor, da ed the ninth OF January.
notary puoi III this city, as being suhdyid
INTO lots numbered from one to eight Inclusive
and meas ring respectively follows to
WI: Lot numt ."ne measures forty eight
feet nine inches five lines front on Pa
tiers ,a street or the river front forty seven
leet nine inches in width rear line by one HIM
dred an thirty-six feet nj inches ilr lines in
oePtn lot numhr Two measures forty. seven feat
e,gna inches three lines front en- Dslaronde
the rear line, and contiguous to lot numher one
py one hunGred and thirty six f. ct inc inches
four lines IN depfh lots number s five Al 4 s,r ars
contiguous on the rear line and measure fortv.
sven eet SIX incl he's four line, front on Chartres
street ano IoI y seven feet five inches fr mt on
nrSai street, oy one hundr and fiity three feet
Two. Two INC one line each in Dept. The said
i prop, r,y is part of a a g-r one winch the de-.
acquired BY pure base, each for one ,fn@,; Haa
mar rom Mrs Clare Aline Miolon, wife auv aa.
an tx OF Acopte IRENE per act dated Nav
TINS CITY, and by an act of partition pass. on thu
ts'H seventh OF May. 1885, before the same no.
Ay Ducate between the de endanr h. rain ~ w
MI hei florane. lager portion of ornnnd sn -
.sid sne ABOVE makes part. was allotted to the
Seized iQthe ABOVE suit.
TcrmsACash ON the spot
nv,. % EUGENE wAGGAMAN. i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12

No sales Of stocks were reported, were reported
except at the Exchange.
Nothing was. reported in bonds except at the
Exchange.
672z a68
City pre- MUM bonds were weak at "a 035.
Old per cent city consO dated were still
quoted At -044, and city wharf improvement
bonds entirely nominal
No sales Of city scrip OF State warrants were re-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The aales to-day embraced $3.50 bales
at easier prices requiring q reducti in cur quo.
t.tioDs of u partial in cases. add = full 81
in some. We give also the figures and report Of
the kx char &c ~ below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-12
BHE8ffY'S 6Ai.B!:h!!!.


Arthur Denis ~. 0eePge =. W
1rxTa nncslCr OOUDT. F0e fy9 klS x ~ ~
- Orleans 10 8Io2-By viItue OF VIII ~ 1-sn
Scise Ia ne diiected BY the honoreoIe sne ~
District COust for the parish or DE-, 20 All n
n"biic auction, at the Merchants and Aussc % -.
krcAssSe no2ei stSosA. between eGan9 =. ~
tasshousa ssFeetas in the second Daesncs " Sr
cifv on FRIDAY. My II. a.. q tweiv 70
o'c}cck II. the following descnSed properly "
Wv. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF asoUID. sesassa z
sna Erst Distrjct Of thls city, In the s4uare
hannded Nv Canal Dorgen0is. Gssquet An0 DtOs1
ssr.1 q SssSnnatoA - lists nuDbeso 49, oo3
1-srtv - 81 eousoe uuDber ono nun@e0 FL
Srtv eishf. and measuring each twenty. sevs6 ~
mont on Canal street, by ono hunore4 e1o ny
nine - ten inches two lines IN depsh.
parallel lines said lot number twenty'One r;nb
the CO, ner lCanal 81 Dope1eAe Sse. nn,n;n
properly was Acquired BY the eeienesc%s hesere
from Ifs. AnSisv Lsbarre, u acs 1870 ooHto
thirtsonthe II january. 1879. o'.,'
TerSs-This being tho second and Last auctc ~
to lid proper ~ Win Be definitely e41eeieesc9 u
Tina hishest and last bidder for what 1t VIII It'll
It twelve month"; credit, tAe purchaser iuim9n
inn hond with good and solvent secury: ceerIn
ej6ht per cent interest per annum nom da1e, e1I
special mortgage on the lroRe, solo onS,. ~. and
payment sid purchases vii hAve - eoduct aoo
pey in each the smount Of printing. sheriGs ana
clerks fees. etc, say about one hundred ool'
nici.al taxee to amount At which 10 10e ~ ~
001'' EUGENB WAGGAMAN,
auaS 70 usv6 IL Civil s. eTif of the Parish OF Orleens