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STEAMBOATS, anO RallrulOA
p EOPENING OF THE


WI WAN.-Opcn from $50 A. ". ~ ~ y. ". Rector
strect-Ncnret point Wall Ferry aud connects
with Tor South Ferry. Cortandt street-Neare.t
point Tor Jersey city and Conmunipaw ferries Park
pAce-Nearc.t point for Post Once City Hall and Bar
clay street FERRY to H0bOken. Chambers street-NeHr
est point tor PavOnA aud Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street Grand srpctNearest point Tor Desbr0sses Street
Ferry 20 jersey Guy. aud connects with Des
brosse aud East Grand Street ferries Blocker street
Connects with Tor east and west Eiuhth street
Nearest point Tor ChrstopheT Street Ferry oboken
connecting with for Christopher and East Tenth
Street ferries Fourteenth strcctNeurest ulut TO Union
square, Wallacks. and Lyceum Theatres. Academy OF
Music Irving AMI Tammany Halls, connecting with
Ter East twenty hird and 1wentyourth Street ferries
Twentvthird strcct-Nearest point tu Booths - James
and Park Theatres. Grand opera iousc. Gmorcs Gar.
den and Masonic Temple. and Twenty third Street Ferry
20 Jersey CITY Thirty third strcct-Ncurest point
standard. Broadway and Firth Avenue Theatres Aqua.
rum and san Francisco Minstrels connecting with
Tor Mechawken Ferry. Forty second street-Connects
with New YORK Transfer Company's cabs brand Cen.
trail Depot Flueth street Flyeighth street-Conncct
INK with Of Bet hine Railroad Nearest point for
Central Park. Fiiiy-ihrd street and Eighth avenue.
For uptown trains take east SIDE stations For down.
town trains take west side stations Trains will
5sth Il and 9th aud aai 81 and 9Th av alternately
Fare. 10 cents except between the hours Of 80 and
A. ~, anu . aud a. NJ. when the iarc : cents
WI X GARRISON Pre- sidenL
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AMI women not Admired % acking flesh vital brain
turcr, Weiss Health Rene wer.n Grrnte
remedy on earth Tor mnutence leanness sexual debility
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on AND AFTER APRIL % 1879
Express Trlius cave New York and Cort
landt Street Ferries. follows.
$50, 7.dl. so. q 40 Llmtvdl II 4 NJ / 3.tO 4 Z a
$50. 80 and 10 r. NJ sundays 4 80 and A. NJ o d
1tu, 80 and 10 +. NJ
Boats OF "Broo.lNn Annex with all throuu
transfer Tor Brouklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901 500 s55 T.
81, = b. and II A " u..nited Express 81 r. H.
=. 4, $50, T. and 30 T. N On SUNDAY, ~ OF 3. 10
. 80 e. $50 A. NJ. I. Z 81 T.. NJ.
Ticket onces, 5.6 and ga Broadway Aston House
anu foot OF pcshrus~es and tJraudt sts Court St and
br"okyn Annex Depot loot of Futon st. Brooklyn; ia
ll6 AMI IFS Hudson st., Hnhoken. Depot JerseV civ
Emlgrant Ticket Onico Battery place '
FRANK THOMSON. l. FARMER
"'NeTa' manager Gen' Passenger Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA
Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTABLlsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
htrWtkN
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DEPOIS IN rHILADELPIlIA
TWO IL NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AENr, AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
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Auttlon Notltfs.

ELEGANT showcases, counters, outside clock,
- watches lewery, this day II O'Clock 593 Fulton st..
hfuakl,u
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6br 6ur1.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB SPRING
n MEETING-JkROAE PARK.
3lth May Decoration Dayl.
3lst May. 81. 9Th 9Th AMI 10Th June.
Races commen'e each dHv promptly At $ o'clock
ADMISSION TO FIELD - cents
@. WHRATLN. See A BELMONT. Prest
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Misttllan.uus.

RRUSHEs OF every description at 3I5 Pearl ST., neal
ID Peck slim, at lowest prices
JOHN X HOPrEL. Manufacturer and Importer.
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EON sALE-A complete set OF lee cream nxtures
St, brooklyn
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EOK SALE very chrap-A = truck; nearly new; in
Il Lest order, az h23 East 18Th 81
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9rntistrp.

A RTIsTIC BILLIARD TABLES. new and
lowest priOsE II. W. GoILEEbRR. fS5 BfcAdWSs.
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c1lantto- -alalss.
A MEMS SUITS. s. 81, 81, ~, SO, sI2; boys
"A suits 81 so, So ~ 20, At
j DAvIES's, III Bridge st.. Brooklyn.
A GOOD coat maker to 60 TO Pennsylvania, Apply
"A between and o'clock T. NJ. Tuesday
lllRSUklND co. $3.50 Broadway.
A MAN to drive team; one who has been driving
IA At feed business preferred. Apply with reference
arer9 A. NJ, at III Mulberry st.
A CUSTOM coat maker wanted To work in the shop;
"a also pnntalOnn and vest maker 10 take work out
Apply at 100 West 50th st.
ANEAT writer willing to do coarse heavy work day
n aud evening NJ low wages Apply at 1856 East 54th
St, up stairs, 9to l0AM
AGENTS make $40 daily selling AMERY's show
~ cards 03 Bowery, corner Hester St Country agents
send 5Oc.
A RELIABLE ami sober man for distributing hills
n IN this city PLAsfRlk, the Tailor, 3s7 Canal ST.
A PHYSICIANS bushelman. Come prepared 10
IA work. JOHN j. KENNEDY, 37s Grand st.
A GOOD coat or pantaloon maker and a bushe
"A HENRY DAVIS 1872 Mercer ST.
A PREssMAN on pants wanted.
"A T. MAkTIN, 223 Bowery.
A TAILOR wanted ms presser al the securing estab-
"a hshment $40 Broadway. in the basement
N WAGES ~ week
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NOIICE-The brick layers OF New York are requested
90 attend their meeting "Wednesday evening MAJ
n, at Glass Hall, satin St, near ID aV
JoAA Doh0hoH, Rec beo. bRRkARD DULY. PrsA
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DIVORCES ontuned. general law business uans
DdeTd. FREDERICK KING. Lawyer and Notary
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08
Union des DemOcrates.

Les neuvelles qui nous arriventl
de Washington offrent un interet
inusit6. Les membres du Senat
appartenant au parti democratic
Sc preparent a faire echee a la
politique adoptee par le presi-
dent. Leur but est de presenter
une serie de bills medifiant les
lois par trop draconiennes don't
lies radicanx au pouvoir avalent
larme pexecutif dams un int6ret
Ipurement sectionnel. La loi sur
lie serment des membres des jures,
lcelle qui autorise la presence des
deputies marshalls ct des trOupes
lfed6rales aux polls sOnt au nom
lbre de celles contre lesquelles les
ldemocrates du S6nat SO pr6pa-
Trent a protester dams le plus bret
Id6lai possible Et sill arrive que
lie president accepte cette modlti-
lcation aux lois existantes, les se
lnateurs democrates adopteront
lie bill des appropriations. Sill ar
! rive au contraire que le president
leur oppose sou veto, lie Congres
, s'aiournera immediatement, lais
SAINT sans argent l'executif, ct nj
llui en- accordant que sill renonc'
) a cette politique tyrannique g
!, despotique inauguree par lavoca
general contrs les .6lecteurs de
mocrates aes Etats du Sud.
II resulte des dernieres nou
e Ivelles apportees de Washingto
Ioue punioa des d6mecrates d
IOongres est complete. Nos sena
5 Iteurs ct representants s'enter
q dent. ct lis sont r6solus a ram'
Iner administration dams les vote
constitutionnslles. Un correspor
Isl dant assure quill ny a parmi Gu
j. Ini deserteurs, nj timides.
ii IL 6tait temps qu'une profond
u modification fnt apportee a la p
q litiaue radicale qui s'inspirait 9
ir la violence ct de la fonrberie,
u qui etayait ses grossieres accus
tious sur lie mensonge ct la C
lomnie.
e.l Jusqu'ici, les democrates, {
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

minorit6 dams le senat, mont pu
que protester en- signalant les vi
sees de la politique sans nom de
leurs adversaires. Aujourd'hui,
ills sont ell majorite dams les denx
chambres, ct la politique d'apai-
sement ct de concortle qu'ils de
sirent substituer a la politique
haineuse du radicalisme, ne peut
que SO heurter qu'au mauyais
vouloir du president. Mais Ia
majorite tient entire ses mains les
Iclefs de Ia caisse, ct NJ. Hayes
refechira ayant de pousser Ia de-
mocratie a lui retuser les appro
priations sans lesquelles pexecu
| tif reste impuissant.
Les saturnales, les violences
politiques inaugurees par lie radi
lcalisme ont fait leur temps; elles
Itouchent a leur fin. Sous pinf1u
ence de la majorite democratique
du Congress, lie pays va retrouvel
lie calme ct Pordre don't il etait
prive depuis longtemps. Proteg6s
contre la haine ct rambition de-
cliques radicales, les citoyens
poursuivis aujourd'hui avec tan
d'aprete pour de pretendus atten
tats a la loi electorate par ceuxl'
meme qui ont erig6 les fraude
, electorales a la hauteur dun prin
cipe, qui en- ont use ct abuse ou
) vertement ct sans pudeur, retrou
3 veront leur liberte ct reprendron
+ Ifexercice de leurs droitS.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08
NAPOLEONVILE, Ime, SAMEDI, 8 MARS 1879

nant, pour faire du proselytis-
me. II faut, lie jour de l'electlon
venu, marcher au scrutin du me-
me pas ct obtenir une victoire
qui dome au parti tout son eclatI
ct lui laisse lie pouvoir incontest6
d'accomplir toutes les reformes
quill a en- vue il est necessaire,
en- un mot, que tout ce qui est
democratic dams pEtat, ct c'est
l'immense majorit6, vote lie ticket
democratic ct fasse a ce parti un
triomphe incontestable ct incon-
teste, un triomphe aussi eclatant
que la lumiere du soleil.
Et, 81 nous parlons de la sorte,
ce nest pas pour faire les affaires
de NM. tells on tells qui appar
tiennent a ce parti; ce nest pas
pour faire les affaires du parti lui,
meme. Que nous font-ils, en- effet,
lies uns ct les autres en- dehors du
Ipays? Rien, absolument rien. LIS
ne sont pour nous quelque chose
que parce qu'ils sont la meilleure
representation du pays, la plus
|idele expression du pays, parc'
Iqu'ils sont lie pays lui-m6me. C'es
la leur seule qualite, le seul titr'
a nos yeux, ct c'est pourquoi nou
disons hautement: Rallions-nous
Iserrons nos rangs, ct votons com
me un seul homme p0ar lie part
democratic.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08
Notice of Election.
To the Voters Of the Parish of
4 ssHnapt7On.

In obedience to act No. of the
General Assembly of 1879, approved
january %, 1879, notice is hereby
given to the qualified electors OF
the parish of Assumption that all
election shall be held throughout the
parish and at the same different
polling places as in the last general
election, on
Tuesday, tie 18Th day Of Narca,
4. ID. 1879.
from 7 o'clock in the forenoon until
Is o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of electing delegates to a
convention to frame new Constl-
tuition for the State of Louisiana.
| In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand at the town oi
/ Napoleonyile, N parish OF Assump'
ltion, this 18th day of February, A
ID. 1879.
| A. j. ECHEVERRIA,
Sheriff
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

Avant de s'ajourner, le Congress
a vote une appropriation de
s25, 900 pour ameliorer la naviga-
ton du Bayou Lafourche. LHon.
Jos. III. Acklen await pris Pinitia-
tive de cette demande a la Cham
bre ct PHon. VIM. P. Kellogg Ia
soumise au Senat des Etats-Unis.
Nous esperons que cette somme
| sera mieux employee que les pre-
miers 10000 dollars alloues pal
lie Congress qui ont etc litterale
ment gaspilles.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

uTHEREAS, Azeu,ia Gros, widow OF
w Alfred Himel, has petitioned this
Court that Loviney Himel be appointed
administrator of the estate OF the late Al
fred Himel, deceased intestate: :.
Notice is hereby given to all whom II
NAV concern to show cause within ten day'
from date of this notice, why the PRAYER
of the petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court,
THOMAS DIVINE, Clerk.
Assumption, February q, 1879.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

II est des Iocutions dun comi-
que lugubre.
Ainsi, quelqu'un, qui Went d'a-
voir la douleur de perdre sa me
re, rencontre sur lie boulevard IN
de ses compatriotes, gascon gas
connant de la plus belle eau:
He! mon cher, quoi de nou
veau?
-Helas! ami, j'ai perdu ms
mere.
Et l'autre, avec paccent que
lron connaft:
20 tn plaisantes y
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

Les prisonniers de Natchitoches
ont etc acquittes des charges
prof9rees contre eux par lie vindl-
catif avocat de district des Etats-
Unis Leonard. La population de
Ia Nouvelle- Orleans a accneilll &c
verdict ayec un enthousiasme In,
descriptible. On tire du canon
ct les prisonniers ont etc haran'
CUES devant rhotel de vile ct es
cortes par Ia milice ct des mil
liers de citoyens jusqu'a Pembar
cadere du bateau qui devalt lei
ramener chez eux.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

Nous felicitons notre ami Pier
re J. Gilbert a'ayoir etc commits
sionn6 notaire public dams la
paroisse Assumption. II ne tar
dera pas, grace : son intelligence
ct a sa waste popularite, a sc
Greer parmi nous une nombreuse
clientelle.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

LIE Bayou a baisse de quelques
pieds dams le courant de la Sc
maine. Cette baisse rassure un
peu les riverains, ellie laisse de la
place aux eaux provenant de Ia
fonte des neiges qui arriyent ici
yers La fin d'avril on lie commen
ment de mai.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

LIE geuverneur nomme M.
Emanuel O'Sullivan avocat de
district pour le 15me district Ju-
diciaire, en- remplacement de NJ
8. R. Snaer qui ne reside plus
dams le. district. Cette fois le
choix du gouverneur a etc fort
heureux ct a satisfait tous les re-
sidents du 15me district judi
claire.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

lie temps s'est maintenu au
beau toute la semaine. Celia ne
fait pas raffaire des planteurs
qui ont grandement besoin dc
pluie. Toutes les plantes souf
trent de cette secheresse prolon
gee.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08
Mons publions dams notre par

Nous publions dams notre par
tie anglaise la profession de fol
franche ct concise de rHon. W.
W. Pugh, candidat du parti de-
mocrate d la Convention Consti'
tutionnelle. Nous en- recomman'
.dons La lecture a tous les electenrs
sans distinction de parti.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

lie Malakoff Bitter est un pre-
yentifinfaillible contre fepizootle
oui regne en- CO moment. Buyez-
en- le matin, . midi ct le solr ct
vous ates certain de ne pas avoIr
de ces quintes ennuyeuses qul
vous rendent incapable de fIen
faire qui valid.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

-Je comprends, disait Barrie
re a Murger, que tu ne travailles
pas quand tn viens de dejedner,
tn digeres. Mais, quand tn te
leves, ponrquoi ne te mets-tu pas
au travail ?
-Je digere mon sommeil !
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

p. Helluin a etc nomme par
le gouverneur juge de paix du
7me ward, en- remplacement de
Leoni Hebert, d6missionnaire.-
LIE siege de notre nouveau Juge
de paix est a Napoleonville.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08

E Les abonues du Pionnier, qui ne
recevraient pas regulierement leurs hume
ros, nous rendront un grand service ennous
signalant sans delai toute irregularite.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08
N SALE.
STATE OI' LOUISIANA.
PARISH CoURT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
PARISH CoURT.
Succession of Aatoine Ba7ras and
Rosalie Boarg, has Wye,
Julien BaYrds ct ais. VS.. the
Wano1' Francois Lee,
For q Partition.
No. 1892. ss*

By virtue of and in obedience to-
decree of sale rendered by the
Hon. the Parish Court of the parish
of Assumption on the 9Th day of
February, 1879, in the above sue
cession and suit, l will offer for
sale at public auction to the last
and highest bidder at the late resi-
dence of Antoine Barras and Ro-
sale Bourg, his wrfe, at about two
miles below the town of Napoleon
vile. on
Saturday, March Is, 1879,
between the hours of IL A. M. and
3 P. NJ. the following property, be-
longing to said succession, to wit
10. A tract of land or plantation,
situated in the parish of Assump-
ton, on the right bank CT bayou
Lafourche, two miles below the
town of Napoleonville, measuring
two aepents, more or less, front Oh
Isaid bayou on a depth of forty AT
lpents, between converging lines
} bounded on both sides and in thu
, rear by lands of Mrs. Mary F. Bell
together with all the buildings, i'm
provements and appurtenance
thereon and thereunto belonging, a
also all the rights, ways and servl
ltudes either in favor of or agalns
said land.
J. 20. One armoir, bedsteads an
lbeddings, one lot hardware, tw
lharrows, one lot plows, traces ha1
/ lness, one lot chairs, one lot hog
one lot of sweet potatoes, one.tabl'
one safe, crockery, one gun, one lt
, corn in shucks, one cross-cut say
= ETC., etc.
81 Terms and Conditions
The movable for cash, the lande
4 property for one third cash, on
third in one and one third in tW
"a wears from the day of sale, repre-
sented by the notes of the purchas'
: in coupons, payable to his own o
10 der and by him endorsed in bian
secured by mortgage and vendor
privilege unueS tilo ptseI uo "'
N alienando ON the land sold al
bearing interest from maturity, unit
paid at the rate of eight per ee'
per annum and in case suit
other judicial proceedings be inst
tuted to recover the payment OF sd
notes, or any part thereof, the pu
en- chaser shall pay ten per cent on t
amount sued for, including prime
pal and interest, for attorneys fee
which shall also be secured
mortgage and vendors privilege
no no the land sold.
vi, ,I E. P. HELLU1N,
,ir- Auctioneer.
tie: Parish of Assumption, Februa
'Ss s1s 3, 1873.
sof
ed Immediately after the sale OF I
above property l will offer for S;
at the same place, for cash,
z Cows and 5 Calves.
E P. HELLUIN,
Auctioneer
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH CoUIT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
Succession Of Czoirvine PeQetier
and his Wve,
S6fapoine Deloane.
NJ T0A0

WHEREAS, Leocadie Pelletler and
w others have petitioned the Court Ior
the appointment of August Fremn as A Al
ministrator of the Estate of the late Clair
vile Pelletier and wife, deceased intestate:
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t may
concern to show cause, within ten days
from date of this notice why the prayerEoi
the said petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court.
THOMAS DIVINE, Clerk.
Assumption. La, February 27, 1879.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08
PIERRE j. GILBERT,
ENCANTEUR,

PAINCoURTVILLE, tAssomption.)
T sollicite lie patronage du public de
ceste paroisse pour CO qui coneerne sa
profession.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-08
Saturday, April 5, 1879,

DluuC13 Oii
Saturday, April 5, 1879,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
following described property to WI;
|. A certain sugar plantation,
situated in the parish OF Assump-
ton, on the right bank of Bayou
Lafourche, at about nine miles pc
low the village of NapoleonvIlle,
measuring eleven arpents and a half
front to said bayou, less front OF
the lot situated on the upper line Oh
said plantation, belonging to Fran
cioni g. GRAHAM, Trasimond eau
threaux, Alexander Gauthreau2;
and two lots, also, and portion OF
ground of one arpent more or less
Which belonged to Widow Jean
'lLouis I.abadie. The lower SIX ar
pents of said plantation having a
depth of forty arpents and the up
per five arpents having depth OF
eighty arpents, bounded above by
the public road leading to Brute
ILabadie and lands of Arthur SHIN
and below by land of Mrs. Evarlsse ao
Hebert and lands of Arthur Shift !;
+ together with all the buildings, I'M
proyements, machinery, rights,
! ways. servitudes. privileges aud
. appurtenances thereon and there
unto belonging or in any wise ap-
J. pertaining.
J. 9. A portion of land, situated ID
t the parish of Assumption, at Bruie
=. Labadie, having seven arpents fron'
on a depth Of fourteen arpents
bounded above by land OF Eugene
Preiean and below by land OF Ed
d GUARD Lagrange being a part O
q section IL, in township l5, Of rang'
o IA.
) 3. A portion of ground, having
II superfcies of about forty arpents
r more or less, bounded on the lowe
<, line by the preceding tract.
s 4. A portion of land, having tw'
N arpents, more or less, front ..
ID fourteen arpents in depth, bounded
Al above by lands formerly OF P1eTr e, ],
1t Dansereau and now OF Arthur Shin
Of it being the same plantation an
l, lands acquired by the said Mrs
I'd Ballu on the sixth day OF june
+ 1874. at the sale thereof made D.
ne the Sheriff of this parish, in tn
Il matter of the suit entitled an
IS, numbered on the docket OF tn
oy Fifteenth judicial District Court
on I,ouisiana. in and for the parish
Assumption. = "Mrs. Athenals
Marguerite Avet, wife of Aleaxan
der Chste1oud, VS.. No. 1916 Eya'
~ liste Hebert ct ais"
Terms and Conditions /:
he For cash to satisfy the sum OF fou
lie teen hundred and sixteen 66SI IL
dollars (SlIl6 662Il00), with el g
per cent per annum interest theree
from the 9th day of Jane, 1876, uni
final payment, as well as the cos
. of these proceedings.
On a credit until the lst day
November of the years 1879, l8e
20 1881, 1882 aud 1883, for five equ
" instalments of fourteen huntr'
aud sixteen 66sll00 dollars (Sl4li
the 66sl each and all bearing /
ved terest at the rate of eight per ce
sby per annum from the 9th day
) of june, 1876, until pail, with mo
all cage and vendors privilege reser
the ed, as in the several acts stipnlatt
ent under the pact de non atieaando.
.ral Al ECHEyERRIA,
Sheriff
rch, NapoleonviIIe, March J, 1879.