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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-15

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ST. PAUL, TUESDAY, JANUARY, Is, 1873.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-15

The New York Sun warns New York and other
eastern cities that they are in danger Of losing
the South American trade, by its being turned
to New Orleans, and presents statistics which
show that the United States exported to South
America $6O,0OO,00O worth of goods in 1876,
and imported from there $163, OOO,O 600 worth.
That is trade worth striving for, and it can
be greatly increased.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

NJ, u C,.HA, .ro,
he ..Patanzco Gn,no -, ,f r,lti-
more writes = /, .ay th,t Cnl pm.
LIST of fertilizer comnonias ~nplI5.h.d
Lost week i incorrect :, e-ta,.r,h,t
the patansco 20 "dae1ioe5 to ,.,.rg
tbeir license fax which .,n:r.
N.~.h D onl thar.n,,, NJ !
,ar.lv corr.els r,nnu, .p.ra,.
inficting s,ch now. noon Tho ,.a,je
If th4 state. il wouId h. well for nm
IA annlv IL those who ar. destined -
ba ianoraJ In tLis case tbara ~ =,
mp1erscored1 fonndation for the .,ata.
mant that we had declined IL renew
we never i,ttmated such action or in
tention.'
some folks are so .sfo.git-ful Nh.
Graliiin's company consign guano 10
two a~pnts in Raleigh. Both these
agents received notifications from Mr..
Graf1in that the tax wouId NOT ha re-
newed Mr.. ". T Norris. one az the
consionees tells rs he received two If
not three. letters. to that effect. After
the expiration of the license. on the
22nd inst. Col. Polk was informed by
the other agent Barbee K CO. that he
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

oxford Free Lance: Seven prisoners
are now confined III the county jail.
Tile Inferior Court meet. next
Monday There are some 4Dcases On
the docket. Mr.. John Sta-ue,, a
horse drover. v lille trimming up Of
his mules last Tuesday WAS badly Kick
ed on the thigh....ln some portions
Of the county the file, are destroying
the tobacco plants 10 an aldrmIn. eN-
MT. ..Shad sell IN Newbern from ~
to 80 cents a pair. and IN oxford Tor
the small SUM Of $l.50. W learn
that Mr.. J. 4. Horner l4a9 not accepted
the position rendered him III Winnings
ton.
Winston Selt,aeI. The Government
distillery CT {. Il. Wall was destroyed
/. fire on last Thursday with = gal
Ions OF whiskev - tubs of beer, and y
bushels of chop. Loss 500. supposed
to be the work OF an incendlary.-.lh lie
grand jury Al IadkIn failed 70 nnd z
true bill against James Reavls. Jr.- Tor
the murder Of his son. The only VII
ness against him was his wife. who
was incompetent 10 testify Samuel
Bailey, Esq. an old and esteemed citl-
zen. OF DAVE county. died on last sun
Law. About $500 OF the railroad
tax levy for thi. yea has been coilec-
tel and paid over.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04
March 18th. 1873.

The S0UtherHer learns that OF the
class of 1886. from which the Alumni
Orator for the approaching commence
ment Of the University was taken, the
following members alone survive:
Hon. James Grant. of Iowa. Prof. j.
deb. Hooper, of \. G. Hon. Calvin
Jones. of Tenn. Albert Jones. OF Ala.
Giles Mebane, Of y. g.. Rev. Thos. K.
Owen, OF Tarboro. y. c., DR.. Thos. }.
Pitchford. of Warrenton, y. G, Rev.
w. w. Spear, of y. Y. and Hon. ia
cob Thompson, of Tenn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

The Pe-nnsvfran. ~.f C,~
of i-Iarrishnr- +. ~.
lack = : -imr,.
device FIR r-erl4. me- rr
arcldcn;aU. OF the IL Iay. .r.t.l
Nth tie inventor
SIofsreTs Ger R.gEr~r ; .,~
Nous contrisaaee s.a. one man e.r
manage. the 1ar.--t pies.
only II pounds 4al ,As pat -
take Of. a or. ii To- minutes
Bat Tie following report u commit
&C. railroad meu appointed Is t.
Pcuna. state lair. to tas r
chine. sill bcs; atte,; ii. merits
Tie Undersigned committee. an
pointed - make an ,.amtratI.1
.tual tcsts of Il. : ~bstv l.. Patent.
C~ar-ReTlacer. l-- leave - submit a,
following - their opinion q. the u.er-
III 81 the above valuable invention.
Mr.. ~~hotwrIl-. aud a. most ,gs,.fst-
e1Ry pronounce the NlH. 9 P q. t~sf
6rsr presented = tbs >r.e'g fr fu-
spectIan. Tor simplicity. s~ars.4te+
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04
For the FARMER AND MECHANIC

-
RECIPEs-Sent us by a lady OF East
ern, North Cardinal
Sally White Cdke.-1 10. of flour, .
lbs. almonds bianched and pounded. l
10. butter, two small cocoanuts, l ID.
sugar, i wine glass of wine. l dozen
eggs, VINE glass OF brandy, , lbs. of
citren. 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 nut
meg, teaspoon mace
Corn Bread, E.rceHent:-1 quart of
sifted corn meal, l quart clabber, l egg.
/ teaspoon soda dissolved in milk,
1 tablespoon white sugar, a pinch of
salt. Stir all we'll together.
Chocolate Cdromels. 8 cups of
brown sugar, cup milk, l cup of mo-
lasSeS, butter the size of a small egg,
nearly half a cake of bakers chocolate.
! teaspoon Vanilla.
Blackberry COrdidl.-Strain the juice,
and to each quart add 1 10. white SUI
gar, , teaspoons of cloves. and l of
powdered nutmeg. Boil % minutes,
add to every quart a tumbler OF best
French brandy: bottle and seal when
perfectly cool.
OTdHgs Cake.-1 cup Of butter. ? cups
of sugar, l cup of milk, scant meas
ure, , cups Of flour. ) eggs, leaving
out the whites OF , for the icing, )
teaspoons of baking powders. rind of ?
oranges. juice of one for icing. Bake
in jelly cake pans. putting the icing
between.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

The college roI j. the largest since
$50. The classes ase well up n their
studies. and composed of good material.
Dr.. J.. ". Jones. Of Iarboro, has
sent To the College Museum, a collection
If cariGs t., collected by himself IN
Rome ard elsewhere. Among other
things an TN that nee contained the
ashes Of one OF lie C.z4Ts. from =
Co.umb4ium in fAe NiEna 90 D.ui,
near the ApIiau Way net far from the
tomb oftLe -eipos IN olive leaf from
the Baths of DgocIos "a, near the
junction of the Qar.naI and himinal
hills. an oak leaf from the NIl1 Pamhli
DoI.a. a rose leaf rom the the tomb VI
the ~ciyI9s. pea. from the boys ot
ireland, blocks OF sar1egated marble
from the floor ~ the Palace II the Ca
sal-. an eaf.len amp from the colun-
Daria 81 tie t. sara. All these are II
elegant condition.
Il IL believed the Alumni meeting tAin
year Will DC , brilliant Affair
lie Normal School vii begin about
June ZUtn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

= good many people are influenced
1T subscribing FIR . paper. by tie
op'n'on II others - Is yery proper.
because tie regular reader an better
Judge 81 Is merit, than : casual read
er, " ore who has only seen 1 specl
men copy Hence. il ! useful. =
Vel a pleasing = ~. II paint the fol
towing extracts fson private letters
merck emitting some personal all4-
sion to ourseIf.
one q the ae~- known citizens +
Rabtsoa county writes under late of
tile 93rd
feel it my iuty Z inform you Of
t. very high position taken hy Your
paper among the farmer, ii tI.:, c1un-
e.. | consider il not
only the best paper in the state. bit
IN tho United States. l. is newsv.
chatty, piuuant and agreeable. IL
agricultural articles are timely, prac-
ticai and interesting. How warmly ]
~ympathized with Professor Kerr in
hi5 fence corner article. j need no.
tel. With such contributors - Le.
douN, Mrs. Spencer. Kerr. Cameron
ron, ani others | might mention, You
are bound ta succeed. If YOU could
put some religion, reading IN one col
uAn, and a little news about the Car
aAd Dobrudscha in some corner. IT,,
alone, would i'll al the requirements
Of . farmers fire-side. There Is 50
much q it, and 50 young too. Your
paper seems to have sprung, like Mi
nerva. full panopiied from the brain
Oh (@iiere II correspondent fires
oil q pun that shall be forever lost.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

-p.y. lar T~tgr...a. E~r.t.aa~.I nm.
f., -, tl... .,.r -,at. tI4t.r.
t. r,t..,b. p- N as4,
..f..Ie ,t -,
-. f,s,
,r.u. ,.t..l -.,.t.u,,t,
So. r-,
Wort because many men "h" ~"
called e.t'tnt"u n@w day af.
mn g..f I.4aagr. Iar tteur ea,h n.Nx
t"Ia1 ana Ft".s
t. line l.a ln some States tbs"
ayerl ,H4.-r is k,I u#.H Is
..a..r.,.. - ISL
low, l"s ia'' "' N'4ti''Ah~ tH'
cophaulu pulitzer af la.4l nab0tii,,
,.,5v to 5n..rt. =, ty~,a.r.Iap.u t.-u.. ~
go
'''s'1'.'S ''' '''s '''"'
disW hih'ta1H o>@-@ ,a.t' - snort
il chap" who's ability aut digalts ai
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

The Sugar Beet and Beet Sugar.

Some time ago we received. through
Edward Fasnach, Esq. II Raleigh. 1
rather lengthy treatise ON Suga--Beet
growing, and Beet Sugar making bv
DT. STAN. Of OsHego. :. y. ! edu-
Gated chemist formerly ri German.
and now engaged IL sugar-making a.
0s~egO. - the Doctor knowledge
q English phraseoloey was .ss per-
feet than his scientific information.
Ne turned over the treatise To Prof.
Nm. b. Phillips, OF Chapel Hill. who
has consolidated tie chief features If
Dr.. 4. =. LrdouN9 recent Report oil
Beet-Culture. with q portion II d..
STAINS pamphlet, making 4 valuable
paper which. however. We shall to
obliged T. somewhat conden-e. and
print in broken doses. Our patrons
vii do well to preserve the copies EN-
braciug the article.-ED. +. A>D M.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

Louisburg Tines: on last Monday
night a cow belonging. to Or. w. K.
KING Of this place. gave birth - calf
with two perfectly developed heads.
The calf would. lIad it lived. been in
deed a curiosity Judge Seymour
last week added three new representa-
tIyes from this county 10 The list Of
boarders at the State hotel. 10 assist
\ the completion sf the railroads
Their names and terms are as follows
ills Marlboro. one Livvy \ ar
boro. two yeas; Sam BuInpass, two
years; all col0red. Hog cholera is
prevalent III this section. Several OF
our citizens have lost a number of hogs
from his dreadful disease within the
past two weeks.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04
Department Of agriculture
STATE Board Of Agriculture, Immigra.
ton aud Statistics.

B.TAyCE, Governor and * ofiicio Chair
nv k-RR. Sta.e G~eologiSt and tx oficio
EtTrLF. President STATE Agricultural
.... ami eN g.5cIo member OF the Boald.
II Il. H.Lr.T President State AGRICULTURAL
N.rfe.y and ~ ohcio member o. ne Boar9.
~ 81 EyN NHEs. Master stat" Grange, L.
.sE OK gfGci member OFT tire ard.
= 4.aIGpEN. # Edgec mbe county.
! 0.t.IA~ tNA>@, oI tula1etL1hd county
Tr.<Ir.- l.. P0LH. Commissioner.
mo-. J.. EoEINs y Secretary and Treas
u.ar- a..r oy prioos, pu.LJenr
Raj .-a, y e.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04
CHARLOTTE, March Goth, 1873

SHAFLoI IL. lIdrc1 (OIil. 1910.
Capt. Shotwell; when nv 6 months
subscription to the FARMER AND Me-
CHANIC expires, please renew. / re
gard the +. * VI. as the most valuable
paper for a North Carolinlan that he
can read. or have in his family, for in
formation relating to his individual or
the general interests of the State. |
failed to preserve my numbers at first
as | now wish | had. and would be
glad to know that You could supply q
few deficiencies. If | can get them
complete, | viii fit them and have
them bound. 1t Will be a valuable
record Of State information, as well
a. an efficient agent in forwarding It's
development and prosperity. 1t is
worth preserving III every Southern
family for the purpose of correcting
the sianderous record IN Appleton's
American Encyclopedia Of the capture
Of President JET Davis, II for nothing
else. That publication is a stigma
upon the South: and whether incorpo-
rated in that work through ignorance
OF the facts, or through sectional pref
udices, it goes forth to the world IN
der the authority of what purports to
be a national standard book. and nee
essarilv awakens doubts a to it, relia-
bility upon anything. |. y. \.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

0xro-d To9chlight. We are pleased
:, lealu that our former ~townsfnan. Nj.
+. b. hsagsbuTy nos editor VI the
wilmington STIR. A4s Ozrn invited oy
Col. james. S1per ntendeut OF the Texas
Military Academy. a. tustie, Texas, -
supply INN Rlth ONE extracts from has
ESSAYS addresses, 6c., TO ~ Published
IL . WORK illustrative of Southern lit
erature. eIo.u n g.. tie -, also
been ~relues.ca ~ him the address
III any North Carpsniaa.s whose pro
ductious would reflect credit upon the
south a CO ding IL his critical JAdg-
mtnt, and indie tie the topics 10 DC DIS
cussed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

The FARMER AND MECHANIC, Raleigh.
y. 6. Forty-eight columns, weekly.
$500 a year. We have before US copies
IF this excellent publication. Il IS
gotten up in the best style, and with
the neatest ability. We can truthfully
say it is one Of the best papers for
general circulation in the State, and
IS cheap at =. 00.-Bereu G1zetfe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

Sheriff Z. II Riddick. OF Gates Coun-
y. on yesterday brought III a pair Of
peniteptiary birds. Richard savage, ?
years; Mics Rogers, . years. Both
colJred AMI convicted Of larceny.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

Our Agricultural Museum.
GUfLFORD.


GTILFoRD.
Barley, 3 varieties Of wheat in Jars
8 varieties in sheaf). , varieties oats.
On Jars, 3 varieties in sheaf). buck
wheat, clover seed. , varieties Of mill
let, evergreen, Timothy and orchard
grasses Gin jars, dried peaches. dam
sons, cherries. apples and blackbcrries.
, varieties Of corn. cotton, flax seed.
kao!in, oi! ~sassafras. tobacco. manufac-
tured plugs and twists soapstone
pearl polish, yarns and warps. Ak han
dies. pick handles. wagon and buggy
spokes etc. cannon ball from battle
field of Guiiford Court House.
HALIFAX.
Wheat. oats, rye, timothy grass. .
varieties of millet cali in eheaf c. W.
Garrett Is Coz wines, white imperial,
dry amber. imperial champagne and
sparkling burgundy.
HARNETT.
, varieties of wheat Gin jars, . vari-
cites Of corn, Egyptian wheat, corn,
large bean, pure PINK or yellow lami-
mated tale, c~hestnuts.
HAYWOOD.
Orchard Grass.
HENDERSON.
Dendritic manganese. with fern i'm
pressions.
HEREFORD.
CDr- 1 C ,,rII,+ or,.
bone taken from mari bed.
Nothing.
varieties Of corn, wheat. ryc, oats,
German nillet. pearce cotton.
JACKSON.
Nothing.
JOHNSTON.
2 varieties of corn, wheat, buck
wheat. oats. peas, upland rice, chufas.
sorghum cane heads. pampas rice.
JOKES.
Nothing.
Corn, oats, German miliet. tobacco,
49, "' '0''' INV
N,co~
,,a.11a n1oolA
.L
u.nouPr1
cor ao+ ca,no n;iIot hoa+-
HI
-.
capm.a a,ilIa+ n,r, -
mt
~ e
/. T., Rowan. is there any law by
which the Pee Dee River may be
inr mon = fraa na.saga for fish > yo,I,
Denartment we are nleascJ to 500 i
doing all # can Ia STOCK on, rivars
with valuable food fishes. but if only
afew men are TO reaD all the benefits.
~,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

The hatchery at Avoca, on the
Albemarle Sound, begins operations
this week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

Col. Polk made a flying visit To
his family in Arson, and reports the
work OF the farmers along the line Of
travel as being well advanced.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

Dear Elitor-Although have been
a subscriber since January 1st. ISIS.
ike your paper exceedingly. | have
70 hesitation N saying your paper is
the very best II q farmer can take.
would rot be without for anything.
think it money We'll spent, and /
shall try 70 set You some new subscri-
bers. The no-fence law is being dis
cussed by some of our farmers in this
section. have no doubt it would be
wise to abolish the present expensive
fence system. Hope soon to see the
Increment in the right direction.
Yours, most respectfully,
Will y. SMELLING.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

We'll Captain, | can truthfully say
| like the FARMER 81 MECHANIC bet
ter and better, the more / see Of it.
It's commentator is universal. The
Commissioner, the Board Of Agricul-
ture and yourself are doing a glorious
work for North Carolina. and | car
only say God speed YOU IN It."
y. II. W.
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4 am much pleased with your pa
per, and shall recommend it to others"
j. w. B
N~urfreesboro.
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VIII y. SMELLING.

- am satisfied your paper viii be
widely taken il it can be once seer by
our farmers"
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-03
BOARD or SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
New OrlAnns- July 21 1878.

BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS, |
New Orleans. July 27. 1878. ]
The undersigned Committee on School
houses will receive sealed proposals. addressed
I'd said committee, for repairs to the plastering
withdrawing and painting of the following
mentioned schools. at the office of the Board OF
School Directors. No. 30 Burgundy street, on or
before WEDNESDAY,. August7 7, 1878. or at the
places designated below:
Jackson Boys and Girls School, Clio School,
Webster School. franklin School. Bienvile
School. Claiborne School, st. Philip School
Washington No. / School. Magnolia Girls
School. Paulding School. Jefferson No. School.
Marshal School. Fisk School. Robertson School.
ST. Ann School, Fillmore School. McCarty
School. Leontine School.
Upon application to tho secretary of the
Board Of Public School Directors. the kind of
work required upon the schools mentioned
above. and also the specifications under which
said work LIZ to be done, will be exhibited by
the secretary of the board.
The Board Of School Directors reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Bids to be made
Il for cash.
GEO. SWARBRICi, No. So Camp street.
ROBERT Fl. BARTLEY, 70 Constance st..
Chairmen.
Or Box No. Mechanics and Dealers Ex-
change. Jy28
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-03
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
aMEnsnEE SALES.
The City of New Orleans VS.. ,. w. Mad
den and A. Wizard, same vs. same; same vs..


The City of New Orleans VS.. ,. w. Mad
den and A. Wizard; same We. same: same VS..
same; same vs. same
,TT7HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish of Orleans, Nos. 38641, 1852, 49, SAB
and Fourth District Court for the parish of Or
lenns, No. 913-By virtue Of four Writs Of fieri
facias, to me directed by the honorable the
Third and Fourth District Courts for the parish
Of Orleans, in the above entitled causes, for
city taxes Of 1874, 1875, 1876 and 1877 will pro"
coed to sell ut public auction, ut the Mer-
chnnts and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
in the Second District Of this city. on SATUR-
DAY, August 8, 1878, at 10 o'clock m. the follow
ing described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Sixth District Of this city, In
square number two hundred and forty-two.
bounded by Magazine, Valenee, Camp and Belle
caBtlestreets. designated us follows: Lot number
one forming the corner Of Magazine and Valence
streets measuring thirty feet front on Maya
zine street by one hundred and three feet in
depth and front on Valence street lots numbers
two to five measuring one hundred and twenty
feet front on magazine street by ono hundred
and five feet in depth lots numbers six to eight
measuring ninety feet front on Bellecaste
street and ninety three feet in the rear by one
hundred and thirty whine feet on one line and
one hundred and thirty five feet In depth on the
other line,
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-CHSh OH the spot.
THOMAS FL. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
w q . III
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-03
IHO4nAEo u. HANDT,
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish of Orleans.
jy6 10 20 Of au3 6
Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs.. Joseph
Emile Vale and Widow J. Z. Vale as actual

Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs.. Joseph
Emile Vale and Widow J. L. Vale as actual
DOssessor.
E'IFTH- DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish Of Orleans. Mo. 9a1o--By virtue Of writ
of seizure and sale. to me- directed by the hon
orabe the Fifth District Court for the parish of
coed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auetioneers'' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal " and Gqstomhouse streets II the
August q, 1878. at y o'clock M, the following
d9NSf fNE 6 pTT9gpeoGFEya f T situated in Fan
| bourg Washington, In the Third District Of this
city. designated by the mum! ers five. six. seven,
eight ten eleven, twelve. thirteen and fourteen,
Pile. surveyors. dated the twenty-fi of Octo-
| Der. 1884. and deposited in the office of Felix
Grima, notary public in this city; together with
! rights and privileges thereunto belonging. Said
lots being comprised between st. Ferdinand.
Craps, Press and Graatmen streets and having
| the following dimensions, viz: Lots numbers
five, six and seven measuring together, In
American measure, ninety three feet front on
feet IN denth. lot nnber eieht naa anu 1a
thirty one feet front on St. Ferdinand street
by one hundred and ten feet in depth. bounded
on one side by lot number seven, on the other
side by lot number nine, and in the rear by lot
number ten lots numbers ten, eleven, twelve
thirteen and fourteen measuring, together one
hundred and fifty feet front on Craps street by
one hundred and fifty five feet in depth. To-
gether with one hundred and seventy three
snares OF stock OF me Cltlzens Bank OF Loulsl-
ma, secured by mortgage on said property. Be-
ing the me property acquired by the defend
ant herein, Joseph Emile Vale, BY purchase
from plaintiff, per act passed before Charles
on the twenty ninth Of April, 1916.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and conditions-The purchaser TO fur
nish stock note in favor of the Citizens Bank
of Louisiana, for the sum Of fourteen hundred
End eghy dollars Fng due on the first day of
ter Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and the
balance cash on the spot. The purchaser to as
sumo all the obligations and responsibilities Of a
and the stock note SO furnished to be identified
with the two acts Of mortage by A. D. Guesnon
and wife to Citizens Bank of Louisiana, before
7. Seghers, late q notary public in this city,
dated respectively fourth Of October 1886, and
fourteenth of june 1888. and with the sherifrs
deed OF sale in this case.
- = IN THOMAS Il. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
jy2G az au3 10 II Il