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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08

At reception rendered tho ex-presi-
dent Of tho Cincinnati Chamber OF
Commerce, Grnnt delivered charnc.
tcrislic speech. which ns usual, was
moro remarkable for It's brevity thnn
anything else. lilo expressed tho
opinion TINT hc Is now great dcnl
bcttcr fellow than ho was six months
aSo, III which view thero Is a very gen.
er"l concurrence, for there Is reason to
believe that had he neyor been called
upon to enRct tho character OF States
man, hc would hNyo remained good
fellow. md tho country have been
largely benefited thereby.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
IInnpton's CIIntIce1.

correspondent of the New York
Tunes says the President does not nt-
tempt to conceal tho fact TINT he be-
Hevcs tho recognition Of tho Democratic
State Government III South Carolina
would b. greatly beneficial and prove
satisfactory to the country generally.
Tho committee appointed by the
Charleston Chamber uf Commerce TO
wait OH tho President and urgo the
claims Of Hampton, havn had au inter
view with the Executive, the result of
which is snid to be assuring, and Hamp-
Ton himself. together with Gordon Of
Georgia. and Conuor OF South Carolina
were hob-nobbinS with tue President,
Hud discussing the situation, about half
OF the day Wednesday,. According to
tho dispatches. tho only anxiety mani.
Tested by tho President was ~ TO what
the Democrats would do providing the
troops were withdrawn, which Hampton
attempted to relieve by the assurance
that nothing but legal process would be-
resorted to for the establishment Of the
supremacy OF tho Hampton Govern
mcnt.
In order that only n one-horned di-
leinma may bc presented, tho Admins
tration is endeayoring TO buy Chamber
lain of with the Spanish or Swiss mis-
sion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
n SkIIiIIiIIt So,l.

Tho San Francisco Bulletin saws:
The suit of Francis SkiHIngton US. John
SkiiIlngton was de- ided in favor of
plaintiff by Judge Wheel r in tho Nine
teenth District Court to-day. This Is
the fiBt nctIon under the new section
OF our code to onpel an nflluent son to
support aa indiSeut father. The fncts
Us related by tho Court show that the
plaintiff, the fntheP of the defendant,
is aged seventy years. He testified
that he was incapacinted from further
work on account Of sickness. Ho ped
died eggs for some tino as means of
gaining livelihood, but tho egg mar
ket became SO dull TINT no made moth
ing in the business. Tho evidence also
shows thNt he is mnn of good habits.
The son is man Of middle-nge, who
owns farm OF 5U0 acres ienr Petaluma
md 70 head of stock. Tho testimony
Shows TINT he is worth about $4,000,
having some money in the bnnk. The
principal objection urged rs tho reason
for non-pnyment of money to his ia
ther was, that the old geLti.m IMAM wns
lazy md inclined to drink. Tho Court
did not Gnl this to DO fnct. The tes.
timony is to tho effect thnt the plaintiff
occasionally drinks when somo ono olse
pays, but does not squander his own
money for liquor. It appears that tho
defendant is the only ono Of the family
that has prospered. lie has six sisters,
but knows nothing OF them, and seems
to care little concerning their welfare.
The Court in reviewing the case found
poverty on ono side and afllucnco OIL tho
other, and Judging Tint q smnll sum
would bo needed to support tho plain.
tiif, rs ho was economical. decrecd that
tho defendant should pny ms II sort of
alimony, to bo regulated from time 10
timc by tho Court. tho SUN of S25 n
month, payable quarterly in advance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
New Paper,

A copy OF tho nrst edition OF parson
Fit1gcrald's educational journal, tho
Home Ne~Pdper, published Ia Snn Fran.
cisco, has been received. II IL nont
and handsome paper, and II future is-
snos possess merit equal to this, tho
people Of this ConsL will not ho obliged
to send East for FIRST .elass educational
Journal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
Heavy snow I'm Austin,

The RsUeiiie Of Saturday gives mn ac-
count of honvy fall Of snow in Austin
md vicinity. SeTornl large roofs wcro
crushed by its weight. and the driver Of
the stage from Belmont was forced to
abandon tho vehicle, making town ON
foot attor hnrd struggle. Tho Baltic
Mountain stage was also several hours
b, hind time in consequence OF tho
storm. s-a .,!i 20 n.Hti ,,N.i
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
Nip md Tuck.

The other night Billy Robinson, who
is about tho most expert man on tho
Comstock with tho cue, was sitting in
SpHuldimg's saloon when n green look
Ing stranger cnme in md challenged
him to game. This suited billy, nnd
taking tho lead ho ran tho gnmo out
without brcnk. Then oil tho bows
laughed Mt tho gawky looking stranger,
who was discounted. "Wan't mother
gamo?" said Robinson. "Woll, don't
caro- If l do, II go gimme tho furst
shot" Tho stranger Inndo the first
shot. jawcd The balls, and thon, running
tho game out, kept right on playing.
Tho boys didn't laugh so much nj tho
stranger now. lie ran his points right
along until ho struck his third game,
and then Billy remarked. "IGold on; |
nin't pnyin' for you TO practice all tho
nftcrnoon," and 30 tho stranger was no.
commodnIing enough TO lot up. pco.
plo often entertain experts unnwares...-
Virginia Chronicle 27ih.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08

Of things. will desert in such numbers
ns to give the Nichols Legislature an
undisputed quorum.
San FRANcIsco, April "A tragedy
was very near occurring during the
street parade of Montgomery Queen 8
Circus to-day. When IN open cage
containing the lions aud tigers, in which
the keeper WIS seated, WAS passing the
Nevada Block. the lion and tiger Mt
tackled ench other. Tho keeper sprnng
forward to separate them, when the
lion seized him by the thigh with his
teeth, intlicting wound from which
blood flowed. The keeper beat of the
animal with an iron bar, Mt the snlne
time bidding the excited crowd that
rushed toward them to keep Mt dis
tance. Their, was great excitement for
few moments, and tile keepers posi-
tion was most pcrilous; but he showed
grent nerve md soon reduced his char
gcs to submission.
Wong Hong, n wealthy and respecta-
Iie Chin"man, wGs cut to pieces by one
of his countrymcn at the corner of Du-
pont and Jackson streets last evening.
The nssailant attacked him with two
hugo Chinese knives, splitting his skull
i'll two pluces and inflicting numerous
other wounds. The cause Of tho trou-
bic is unknown, Wong Hong being n
quiet and reputable mm. lie cannot
survive. ........ r.... -.,'
a row occurred in the Chinese theater
yesterday afternoon. in which some
dozen shots were fired, one man receiy-
ing probably fatal wound. ... ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
JJeJiclI aIttI liar.

AS Judge Forrnl Of tho San francisco
Criminal Court stepped from tho
Bench, Saturday, ho was assaulted by
bullying attorney named Tyler, DO.
canso tho adjournment intorfcred with
his convenience in tho matter OF tho
Thislleton libel cnso. 4 fight cnsucd
ond the Judge vas getting tho bcss OF
tho gu'no when persons present soparat-
cd tho coinbntants. Tyler was sout TO
Jail mud hold to answer In tho sum of
5000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Application No. as, U. s. Survey No. "a.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. At E1Ko NEVADA,

p
U. s. LAND OFFICE. AT EIKo HHvADA,>
{ i.;a va .-r:3 March 2oth, 1917. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Syracuse uuld and Silver Mining Com.
pany. whose pOstOiiice address Is Elko, County
Of Eiko, State or Nevada, have made applica.
LHn for a mineral patent for nrleen hundretI
tl5OOl feet linear measure IN the Syracuse LIsloI
with three hundred feet on each Eidu for Uurk.
Ing gPurpOses. situated I'm Grand Junction Min.
inK Dintrtet, County uf EikO. State OF Nevada,
to wit: 0l.7'. - =
beginning nj a post marked No. 1, U. s.. Sur
TeJ. No. US thence running lint oOurso x. 63
~ y ~ MN: W. SoV iset, tn post marked No. !,
established post IN mound of rick, u. y. Min.
cral MoDnment, No. 1. there being no other
Ir"nincnt loint In IN tho rISi"iIy; thence SECOND
marked No. j. ". =. Survey. No. 81; thence third
course N: 63 dg. 30 nIu. l.. GO0 feet, TO post
marked ma No. {. U. 8 Survey, No. 81; wlIsnoa
the prominent fcak called I,ono Mountain,
bears X " ~ dg. 4; themes fourth course 4. 10
dg. W min. l. 1000 feet, TO pust mark cd No.
!. the llace Of beginning; containing ~ CO 100
aGrru. Courses exp esscd from the lruu nieri.
dian Stih n;=SnGtIc YsriLil.n u II IlH oj niin,
Z and tile survey Las been inacc TO conform to
tho original notice OF location. Certified cDpy
OF which is now on file Ia my Uihcc, together
with the field notes thereof UI.
Any aud all persons claiming Adversely tho
mining ground, In, or ;OS.c. any part there
Of SO divided, surveyed, plated mud applied
fvr,are hereby nutifsd that unless tlIuir nj.
verse claim or claims ara duly died acIortl-
Ing 10 law and tho regulations thersunder,
Within sixty tG0l days fran tho lata, thereof,
with tho Nc.istcr Of the y. q. Land ONCE, at
Elko, County OF Elko. In tho state Of Scrada,
they Will Ge barred and nil their considered
rights waived, by virtue OF the provisions OF
The several statutes tn relation thereto. '.
Wherefore. In pursuant to law. direct this
noticeto be published for full periuI Of sixty
lGol days. In tho ELko DAILY Isl,siHSpHSr, .
daily newspaper, printed And pnLiI.hud ut
ElkU, III The County Of Elko StAlo Of H,SaIn
tile same being tic nearest paI,ur 10 tiIo
location OF said mIning elem. ~ -
.-L...., ..,.,,, JOHN 3 MAYHCGH,
m2I-oOd u. h. HoniSIaT.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
The New Assistant Secretary.

~N~" +AoSAst"ht ScCFeNry.
The appointment OF Ex-Governor Nc
Cormick, of Arizona. to the position Of
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. by
President Hayes, Is regarded us not
only compliment to tho gentleman
himself but also to tho Pacific Coast.
The appointment is said TO havo been
entirely unsought by tho Ex-Governor
the President being influenced in his
nction nlono by q regard for the sterl.
ing qualities Of the man, nnd desire
to give them favorable recognition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

IOUZzLER MINE. TUsCARCRA DISTRICT,
! TuScnTorH, Elko County, NeNHun. Iora.
ted. January lltb, 1876 recorded. January a.
1870 To Thomas Ward and James AurtLcr-
You are hereby notiicd that You Thomas
80! oO, for 6o0 fceti and you, James Aurthrr
III The sum OF t2S 10, for $50 feet, labor per.
FORMED on said PuZzlcr claim. for the year 1S56
And further iAko notice, that unlcps Tho Same
bc paid to Inc In fuIl, III 90 days FROM date, 1
ehSli lake advantage Of the law, fn such caEcs
niHdo hiiu provided, and assume control aid
oTnership for my own uses and purpoHcs
TustarorA, March o, 1871 mot.0uI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
satrr,lay, n1ny u,h. 1h11.
STATE UNIVERSITY
pRErARATORY DEPARTMEaP, i
ELIkO, NEVADA. a.sI8al

The first term of this school will bo-
gin September 4th. Male and female
pupils prepared for College, or ad-
Yhnced further and instructed in th.
collegiate branches. English studies,
mathematics and tho ancient aud
modern languages thoroughly taught.
Lessons III music by cOmpetent
teacher. No charge for tuition-muslo
extra; also, no charge for room rent.
Bonrd $40 per month, paynble in nd
vance, quarterly. For further particu.
nTs address nrRli- i-5-f-',l = -
af ID. Il. SESSIONS. PrincipuI. /:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
pnrrlcIIlo In Maine,

Alfred Cox Of West Bowdorn, Mime,
was shot dead by his fourteen. year. old
s"n, na lac wNs returning from church
Friday ovonipg. Tho boy Is said to DO
nsa ne.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
j., q. G. LAMAR.

WAsnlNGToS, Mnr. 30.---Gcncral liar.
Ian and Govnrnor lInwlcy iinv6 spent a
considerable part Of tho day in learning
from the President his views concern.
Ing tho nodG Of tho I.Ouisinnn Cumlnis-
sion" procedure. McYeiglI mud Law
ronco will arrive in the morning. Eynrts
Is prophrng n letter, OF ihslriicti6nR, ft
Hccting tho Cabinet proceedings. Tho
Comntssion will also bo.hcrc before the
completion Of tho letter, which will
thcn DO pnDlisliedi 80 n. Li
Tho Dcmonrals boast thai should
sonlo Southern Dem9crats unite with
lhe Administration, the carpci.bnggCrs
would mako h'iMl6nco by uniting! With
tho Democracy. This seems to hayu
some hnsis In fact, aud il IL alleged that
MI Organization linz been formed con-.
sisting Of sixteen persons, Three South
ern Republicans Senators, md thirteen
Southern Republican Representatives..
who MIN at political self.prcseryniion.
Persons coghiAint Silli this fnct state
that these Porsohs had ddcidcil that II
tho President recognizes Hampton or
Nichols, to dissolve affiliations With tho
Republican party mud join with tho
Democrats. They say thcy cannot act
with tho ltcpublcnus on such grounds,
md 'cah protect tho ir1rurO nIld sCryc
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08

A." o.; lInll. o4-SIoyor of New York
whose sudden Disappearance from tint
city recently. gave rise to much Specu-
lntion ns to his faIe, hos been discovered
In Liverpool. England. having gone
from Boston on the steamer Victoria,
under tho nnmo of sutclifro. No rea-
son for his strange actions is assigned.
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FOR SALE.

A NEW. NEAT AND SUBsTA STIlL Dwell.
~ ling house. fnrhI'iIHl throughout, on SIi.
,,r street, neat 10 The rCaid'ncc OF Dick DIrsry.
-, rNrllculhTs apply 4"
iO.ii GEORGE rpEIfFEK.
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NOTICE..

o. r't - f4-s-f'-.s f.F 1fs...
THE TRUSTEES OF bCIIOOI, DIS
trlct No. /. Eiko County, Nevada, doom.
ing the present school house In Asid district TO
DO insunicirDt In every particular to- tnret tho
rowing requirements Of thN educational Iutsr-
esis OF the distric', and that the best and most
economical course 10 bo adopted, would DO to
erect All entirely new and larger building. hAvs
determined To call on election, submitting TO
The qualified electors Of HAld DIstrict, tho 1uvs-
on as To whether bonds to the amount OF ten
thousand ooOOl dollars TO 10 oxttnr uished IA
ten years by annual payment, and drawing IN
t"rtnt at the rate Of ten PER- cent. per annum In
accordance with hn Act Of the Legislature OF
the State, shall issue for that purpose; now,
alorofGIc; notice is hereby given that an Gieo-
: l9.. Saturday, May 9th, 1877, sc =
At tho Public School House, at o'clock A. N. OF
1hat day, aud between that hour and Q O'Clock
Pm. Of tho SAME day, to decide Hhother The
SAID bonds to tho amount OF ten thousand no.
oSol dollars Ehall issue for the purpose Of build.
Ing E4id school house. n. :
,--r','.''' g., ,ToEoRaE RUSSELL, f
--s.:.,-...ss .... =. WILLIAM PLUGuOrr.
CIV. LITrON, - 81!
Trustees School District No. !, Elko County,
Nevada. n27.sv'
...... ....t... B ..s..,....r A1~'-ST
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-21
THE lMM1aRATloN CONVENTION.
[Shreyeport Tines. |

shreveport Times
We are pleased to observe that the
project of an immigration convention
in this city on the 10th of October next
is meeting with favor in the different
parishes of North Louisiana. From
advices received we are inclined to be-
lieve these parishes will take hold of
the subject in earnest, and that we
shall meet a full delegation ON the APP
pointed day. We have taken the
pains to make known the objects had
in view in calling such convention.
The principal one is to obtain concert
of action among the people of North
Louisiana on this important subject.
From letter just received from a
prominent citizen of North Louisiana,
who had been invited to address the
convention, we take the following ex-
tract: tsBe pleased to send me synop-
sis of the plan your convention may
adopt in order that our people may CO.
operate in the undertaking."
We hope the parish in question may
be largely represented in the adoption
of the plan. Shreveport has settled on
no particular plan, but wishes to meet
all the people of North Louisiana, and
after full and free discussion and con-
ference, settle down on something that
will satisfy all as the most feasible and
most beneficial.
We hope that our country friends
will continue to act with the prompt.
ness and energy in this matter with
which they have commenced. 1t is
only by immigration that we can hope
to regain our prosperity. immigration
is within our reach. We have only to
put forth our hands and receive it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-21
CuCcEsslON SALE.

Parish Court,
Parrish of ONaohitA, State of Louisiana.
SuccessiOn Ut lseOrge kOohlor.
BY virtue Of An order of sale granted by
said court In said succession. we Will Offer
FOR sale At the door OF the Court House In
Thursday, October AtA, 1877.
lowing described property. to-wit:
ESrSt-A lot or parcel of land lying west
OF Grand street, In tho square bounded by
the city OF Monroe, fronting thirty-throe
feet on lirand street aud running back be-
tween parallel lines to the ONaGhitA river,
on which are situated tho combined work
shop and dwelling house of tho deceased.
Tho buildings on this lot being 2ituate<l
within tho fire district of the city Of Monroe
arc subject to removal or demolition under
the ordinances of said city, and this sslo In
made without warranty against the right
Of said city to enioice their removal or
demolition.
NccoMd-Lots numbers two and three In
square number thrce tn Harris addition to
Monroe, Louisiana, fronting seventy Aye
feet each Oh Oaks street, and running back
between parallel lines ono hundred and
thirty feet to An alley, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon.
7Niyd-All tho gunsmith tools and other
tools OF the deces.ed also. lot OF pistols
and Iron also. lot OF unrodeemel guna
and pistols held for repairs done thereon
by deceased also, all the household and
kitchen furniture, jowelry, etc.--tho whole
being fully set forth I'm detail In tho inven-
tory of said succession now OH flo In the
Clerk Office of said parish.
Terms OF sale, cash. at not lesa than the
appraisen,ent. FR. ENDOM,
Il. VOLLMAN,
st Parliamentary Executors.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LOST.
4 WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS, ISSUED
II on or. about December 18th, 1872,
against the defendant in the case No. 35i
on the docket OF the Parish Court of
the parish of Ouachita, entitled Hor-
ace GoOch vs.. VIM. II. Hardy. This writ
was in the usual form and was duly
signed and sealed, and commanded the
Sheriff of Ouachita parish to make the
amount of said judgment, interest and
costs by seizure and sale of the property
of the defendant, and the Sheriff's return
was written on tho back of it. Said writ
forms part of the records of my Office. Any
person having possession of or finding said
writ is requested to return 1t Immediately
to this office. ID. NJ. SHOLARS,
Clerk ID. C.
1 will pay u reward Of five dollars for the
return OF said writ.
w. w. FARMER,
Attorney for Horace Gooch.
Monroe, La, Sept. Il. 1877. 1t
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-21
CUCCEssION SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita.
Vacant Succession Of J. J. Frechem, decd.
In virtue of an order of sale from the
Honorable the Parish Judge OF said Parish
and State, and under the provisions of Sec.
s60l, Revised Statutes, viii! offer for sale
at public auction, at the late domicile OF the
Saturday, 29th Septemher,'1 s77,
all the effects of the DECEASED, consisting OF
furniture, armoir, bureaus. sofas, chairs,
ETC.; q valuable chest of cabinet-maker's
tools. beds, clothing, etc., a. shown by the
inventory.
Terms of sale, cash.
D. NJ. SHOLARS,
Clerk District Court and ex-officio Admin
istratOr. ct
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-21
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TAN-CoLI.ECroR's OFFICE, OUAcHITAPARIsH
Monroe, La. August 30. 1877.
To the 7ua-paycrs Of Ouachita Parish:
Heretofore tho date for filing the deliN-
quent list of unpaid taxes in the Recorders
Office WAS the second Monday of Dccemecs',
but at tho Extra Session OF the Legislature
Of 1877 the time was changed to the first
vides that tho filing Of said delinquent list
shall operate as ~ legal seizure on all pro-
perty on said list, that the penalty for nom
payment of taxes shall accrue from, said
date, and on tho frat Monday of December
after posting the list ut tho Court House
door the Tax Collector shall proceed to sell
property OF said delinquent taxpayer,
(See Sec. So, Act 96, Xxx. Session Log, APP
proved Goth April, lS77.) In accordance
with the above you will make prompt set
Element before said lat OF November and
save cost of seizure and sale.
THOMAS Y. ABLY,
2m Tax Collector OuachitA Parish.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-21
CHERIEF's SALE.
Angelina G.. Hin On w fe.
va Nh 11lZ

Angelina G. Hines, wife,
Va. No. 1922.
George =. Iowsry, husband.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
l4th District Court.
by virtue OF writ of II. fn. issued from
the Honorable Fourteenth District Court,
in the above entitled and numbered suit, 1
have seized and will ofTor for sale Mt tho
door of tho Court House In tho city OF Mon
roe, between tho legal hours OF sale. on
saturday, OctOber goth, 1877.
| the following described property, tO-wit {:
The northeast quarter of tho southeast
quarter section twenty five, southeast quar-
ter Of northwest quarter section twenty-
| five, northeast quarter OF northwest quarter
| section twenty-five, southeast quarter Of
| southwest quarter of section twonty flour,
| northeast quarter of southwest quarter Soc
| ton twenty four. township eighteen, range
ono east, containing ono hundred and
ninet y-thrce and ono-haif acres, together
with the growing crop of corn and cotton
| raised thereon this year; also, ono black
marc mule jimmie, ono small black mare
mule Beck ono small inouse-colored mule
KIT: acres of cotton on the Bennett
place.
Seized as tho property OF George $. Low
cry, and will DO sold according to law to
satisfy said writ of II. ia. and costs.
Terms of sale, cash, with tho benefit of
appraisement. II. r. RICHARDSON,
1t Sheriff.
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LE0At.
CHERIEF'S SALE.

Henry Gerson, Jr.. state Of Louiaiana'
s,.. v w mG ' a: f1 S, e. caas:
BY virtue OF a writ Of ii. IA. issued BY the
Honorable Fourteenth District Court, I
have seized and will Ssr FOR safe At public -,
Saturday, 9th day Of October, 1877,
i %e ses ss. naH prepsr.s M tho
demand Of MIS-: Eiizs /. stroller in and to
Of Oaaohita, q part on tho plantation On the
Bayou DeSiard known NJ Bon Air, and de-
s ssc IA ss Of
north OF range four east, which lies south OF
the Bayou DeSiArI and east Of the main
the yard and quarter lots on the plantation;
all OF section sixty eight. same townahip
and range, which lies south of said bayou,
except narrow strip of one hundred and
four acres ON the east aide, known .. the
Ambleton tract lots one. i've aud ak In
range, and aii those parts OF the e sa b Of
lot number two aud Of the north half OF lot
number four OF section thirty.f0ur, aAane
l.. StrOt6sr, and lot number four Of section
thirty-iive, same township aud range and
ss IN .a sa sa ss
south OF Che nsyo1 Desiard that 10 owned
land Was sold By Mr.. kiiss Z. ssro.S.1 %
John r. Parker for three thousand and
eighty COLLAR cash: by nossrisl act pa.ssd
notArial and mortgage books, In which shs
ssid price within two years nom
tho date OF said sale, which In herein roferod
to for all the conditions OF said redemption.
strother and wifi be sGtd to satisfy said
writ of n. n. and coats.
Terms OF sale. cash, for whatever the
p' q WI: 4. G =. Richardson, sher.a.