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The Inquest over Coi. Dsight,s pody.

BINGHAMToN, NJ u, April 25--The in
quest on the death Of Col. Walton Dwight Is
still In progress at the courthouse In this
city. number Of medical experts from
abroad are present, together with otner rep
resentatives Of The Insurance companies
There Is no excitement among the people, al
though they freely denounee the second cut
ting and butchering Of the remains that all
are convinced died natural death as most
brutual and unealled for on the part OF the
companies, and it is clear the coroner was
buildozed into exhuming the remains by
threats OF removal. The remains, after being
thoroughly examined by Drs. Swinburne.
Sherman, Brown, and the physicians COM
posing the coroner's jury, were returned to
the grave on Wednesday night, and all day
yesterday and to-day evidence has been
taken OF the manner of death and the theories
Of physicians as to the cause
This morning Dir. Swinburne, who appears
for the insurance men, kept the stand till
noon, and gave his opinion of malarial fevers
The substance OF his testimony was the state-
ment that from the facts brought out, and
what he saw in two examinations, he Is sat
isfied Col. Dwight died Of structure, and death
was produced by cord or fillet around the
neck. He said, II think it was drawn mode
ratply around, II at all" DR.. Swinhurne occu-
pied the stand until a late hour. It may be
several days before the jury will give its re-
mort
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Nebraska Monster whose FOrtitude
Gives Way ms He Nears the scaffoId.

LINCOLN, Neb., April 25.-Stephen Richards,
perpetrator OF ten bloody murders, will be
row. The sheriff arrived yesterday and start
ed with the prisoner this morning to take him
to the place Of execution. As Minden Is an
interior town, twenty miles from telegraph
station, 1t is hardly possible thatan account
OF the hanging will reach the daily press to-
morrow. Richards has exhibit ed the most re-
markabe bravado since his arrest Now he
is utterly unnamed, and the appearances are
that he will have to be carried upon the scat
fold. He cries like q child, cannot sleep and
most pitiable object. After committing ten
murders, he Is ready to kneel and beg for
mercy, Notwithstanding his repeated boasts
that he would meet bis fate without finch
ing.
THE BOOTH SENSATION.
CHICAGO, April 25-Edwin Booth. ard
others who witnessed the attempt to shoot
jury to-day to testify against Mark GRAY,
alias Lyon, alias Donovan,
EXECUTION OF AN ALABAMA MURDERER.
TusouMBIA,, Ala. April 25.-Charles Rash,
p. m. He passed the night poorly, slept but
little, ate very little breakfast this morning,
Is somewhat nervous, yet stolid and limo
cent" The sheriff asked him il he had any
particular 1T saal hour to swing IN He replied
Rash was convicted March 27, 1877, of muir
dering his wife, but sentence was suspended
till to-day by the Supreme Court Being con-
yicted on eircumstancial evidence, efforts
were made for Communication Of the sentence,
but Gov. Cobb refused, and notified the sheriff
to carry out the sentence. Rash shot his
wife through the head with o musket as she
sat nursing her babe Neghbors hearing the
report OF the gun, ran In, and found him hold
ing her head, lamenting the accident. He
claimed the discharge was accidental. He
was taking the musket from the corner. The
course Of the wound disproved this state
ment, and he was convicted. He still protests
his innocence, but it is believed he will con-
Tess on the scaffold. The execution, accord
ing to the laws Of the State, will be private
p. m:-Rash was led upon the scaffold at
2 40, and at 2:48 the trap fell. He died Of
strangnlaf1nn- He was pronounced dead sew
enteen minutes after he fell. He protested
his innocence to the last
TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER.
Fort SMITH, April 25.-The United States
marshal arrested Hatten Williams and three
other men, who unmercifully beat negro
and threw him In the river few night ago.
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&tifi fiEHAeeeaaaaea.

CHICAGO, April 25.-Rev. Francis l.. Dillon
ID. d., LII. D., professor of systematic tha,
oiogy in the Presbyterian Theological Insti-
tute Of the Northwest, In this city, will re-
serve his decision until June as to bis accept
ance of the chair of apologetfcs in the Pres
byterian Theological College In london,
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suffcffngaR6f the Negro EmIgrants In
Kansas.

ST.. Louis, April 25.-Dr. Mcdowell, a prom
inent Republican, just returned from Wyan-
dotte, Kansas, tells pitful tale Of the suffer
ings OF the colored emigrants in Kansas. He
says they are In miserable condition, insult
ficiently fed. sheltered and doctored. Ten per
cent of them have died from tneir trip and
the exposure and hunger. It is said their bed
ding aud furniture which has comein great
degree from the yellow fever hospitals in
Vcksburg, is an element OF danger which the
ctiz rs Of the above State are seriously con-
siderinp
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A snip Ashors on the Florida Coast.

station at Key West, Fla, reports to the
chief signal office at 9: IL q. m, as follows
The American ship Mary E. Briggs, Capt.
Langdon. with cargo Of cotton from New
Orleans for Bremen, went ashore on French
necessary assistance left this port last night.
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Heavy Sale of Treasuryi CertIficates.

CINCINNATI, April 25-There was big rush
at tee United States sub-treasury to-day to
purchase ten dollar certificates. as they are
now sold In sums Of not over 800 to persons.
All the banks sent EMPLOYEES, and big crowd
was 10 waiting all day. Certificates to the
amount OF S53,03O were sold.
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A Newspaper Mulcted in Dam.~..

New YORK. April 25.-The libel suit brought
by Daniel Schenck against the Brooklvn
Daily Eagle, for publishing an article reflect
ing on the character Of the plaintiff. ended
to-day. Verdict for plaintiff for $4,000
damages. Notice Of motion for q new trial
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Death Of Bishon Ame..

: NEW YORK, April 25-A dispatch from
=, r., Anes, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at 80 a.. m. to-day. He has been
suffering from diabetes and pulmonary
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Plenty of Hills.

IPhiIadeIphia TfmesI
Enough bills were introduced In Congress
yesterday to supply the demands OF this
country for the next two or three hundred
years. What we need is smaller Congress
or bigger country.
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The Southern states.
New York World.1

When Messrs. Garfield, Conger and the
other 6thlwarts arise and declare that the
people OF the Southern States are bowling
treason, they mean the people OF the Okolona
Southern States. Such Is their artfulness.
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Dividend for Exposition In.
yRhfOrS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The board OF
finance of the late Centennial exhibition has
commenced the payment OF the last diyi-
deDd that has been allowed upon the Centen-
NAL stock OF 6 per cent. This, with the former
declared dividend Of 171s per cent, makes
total OF 231a per cent which those having
faith in the generosity Of the government
have so far received in return for their in
vestment.
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The victim died and the parties will be tried

The victim died and the parties will be tried
for murder.
HARTwELL FOUND GUILTY OF MANsLA uaHTER
BosToN April 25.-Chas. FL. Hartwell, tried
for manslaughter In causing fatal disaster
on the Old Colony Railroad, at Wallast, last
October, was yesterday found guilty. Sen-
tenGe Was deferred.
A PROBABLE LYNcH1Na IN KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, April 25.-Near Nfeholasville,
KY, a half-witted young man, John Preston,
had a difficulty with two negroes, when one
shot him with load OF buekshot, and, club
bing his gun, tried to brain him. He ran to
the river, followed by the two, who threw
TOOK 70 the cliffs, and q crowd Of citizens
are after them. with fine prospects OF a
lynching scrape.
PoINDExTEH FOUND GUILTY..
RICHMOND. Va, April 25.-John E. Poin-
dexter, on trial for killing g. g. Curtis, was
found guilty Of manslaughter and sentenced
TO two years In the penitentiary
INJURED BY FALLING BUILDINGS.
ALBANY, April 25-At about o'clock this
tin street, In this city, fell in. The buildings
were unoccupied, the families having moved
out this evening. Two persons were slightly
injured by being caught In the falling tim
bers, ana young man named Rooney had
his arm broken.
SMhBA HIHE In PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Shortly before
O'Clock this morning fire was discovered
in the milling works Of y. B. u r. B. Hayner.
northeast corner OF Newmarket and Peg
streets, which spread very rapidly. In con
sequence Of It's eombustible nature the stock
on the first floor was completely destroyed
by the fire, while in the upper portion the
greatest damage was done by smoke. The
fire originated from friction In the spice
grinding rooms. The loss on stock will reach
$50oo while on the building it will be $1,000.
Fully Insured.
A LARGE FIRE IN CHICAGo-DEFRAUD UDING
AMERICAN PUBLISHERS.
CHICAGO, April 25.-Perry IL Co.'s broom
factory, on Ksnzle street, was destroyed by
fire tonight; loss $4,000.
One hundred and twenty copies of Mark
Twain's book, printed in Canada and brought
here for sale, were seized for duty Id the
postot1ice by Agent Hines. He claims to have
discovered q conspiracy for defrauding
American publishers by reprinting American
books in Canada and flooding the market here
at q low price.
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BUOY-LY BOYTON.
He VIII Land In New Orleans ON suntI,
N NJ W

He VIII Land IN NEW Orleans on sunday
mt ". vi.
Especial to the Democrat
BAYOU SARA, La, April %, 10 :25 q. M
Paul Boyton landed here this morning at 8
o'clock. He reports having left Natchez at
p. m. yesterday; had fever last night and
felt very exhausted He took Oh q cargo Of
lunch and left for your city, where he expects
to arrive Sunday at about p. m.
YInETwrE
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Not at Once.
tgaltimore Gazette.l

baltimore Gazette.I
II is due Parson De La Matyr to say that
he does not propose to have the government
issue S1,OOO,6OO OF greenbacks at once. To
avoid a shock he would let them out at the
rate of about four barrels day.
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Three Raaica, committees.

ISDrfngfieId RepubIcan.I
Teller's Committee started by Blaine, cost
$4,000 In the last session. Burnside's army
reorganization committee S5232, and Patter-s
sons committee on the transfer of the In
dians to the War Department S5832, all these
committees resulted in nothing.
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Chambers Regrets.
washington Post.I

u
q Chandler is reported as hunting for an
other ISSUE He does not hesitate to express
his sadly reluctant conclusion that "thers
isn't blood enough on the old shirt to last till
1885,"
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GaFGeld's Views ON Grant and the COM
tng Canvass III Ohio.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The Tribune reports
conversation here with Ger. Garfield
Wednesday night, In which occurred the fol-
lowing passages:
How are the Republicans in Conress get
ting along with President Hayes2"
Garfeld-Very pleasantly and harmonious
ly. The President Is acting in full accord with
the party
what is the feeling among Republicans at
Washington about the next nomination.
G-Decidedly III favor OF Grant. III there
should be no change In the current before
next year Grant will be nominated by an ir-
resistible popular movement.
"Shall you be at the Cincinnati Convention
i'm May2'
G.-Yes, Ii can get away from Washing
tom have promised to go and speak at the
convention
'You will not let them nominate you for
Governor, / hopeY
4 G.--I have fully made up my mind that /
ought not accept the nomination. My
friends all urge me to remain in the House,
and greatly prefer to do 80.
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Nothing else will effect cure In fever and
ague and liver complaint SO quickly as Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic,
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-For the Gulf
States southerly winds; warmer, part ly
cloudy weather; falling barometer.
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An important DecislOn In Favor of n Bra.
lillian Railroad.

XbIMU AAIkrWMu
PHILADELPHIA, April 25-AThe following
cable dispatch WAS received In this city yes
terday:
4, LONDON, April 2,-To P. Il T. Collins,
Philadelphia: The court nonsuited the bond
holders On their own evidence, and ordered
the payment of certificates.
THOs COLLINS.
This decision has an Important bearing On
the building of the Madura and Mamore rail-
road In Brazil. as 1t removes the chief OBJ
stacle to achieve the prosecution OF the work
upon the railroad. A fund OF So. 100, 900 is thus
released, together with $2,000,000 guaranteed
by Brazil, more than sufficient To pay the en-
tire cost q the r9aa daer q 6he 9fesent Sc eon
The contract for building of the road, which
is to run from point just below the rapids
of the Madura river, in Brazil, to point Of
navigation On the Marnore river, a branch OF
the Madura, fixes the price OF construction at
$2g, 500 per mile of road completed up to the
full estimated length of 100 miles.
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THE NICHOLS LUNCH HOUSE
LADIES' RESTAU RANT,
58.........CAMP STREET. T.........5s
CAMP STREET.

fitted
d
attention
LADIES' DINING HALL, PARLOR AND TOlLEIkOOM,
nil
s rec W sTY notice and
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Jean Bapt1s,e Cier vs; mrs. r. U. Delerno

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE l PAX.
y ish Of Orleans. No: 1o.547-By. , valsadd
of writ of seizure and sale. TO ne so1-
by the honorable the Sixth District CouI io
the parish of Orleans, In the above enattiI nys
cause, will proceed to sell at pnD1s ahe..oas
at the Merchants and Auctioneers EAehha ansea
Royal street. between Canal and Gustomin nv n,
streets in the Second District OF THIS c c
MONDAY, June 80. 1879, at 2 o'clock H. tne "
lowing described property; 70 VII VII al ali tla
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. VIII s ~ sssss
buildings and improvements lnereon ~ ISrsf
BY the municipal No. 4s Gasauet StIesli ad II
District OF this city, In the SQUARE aatreets
Gasuuet, Marais, Common and Where s.1piGnSs
designated as lot number two and .sas frnnf
nineteen feet eleven inches and four n ;ch II,
On dasauet street By ninety feet one ,a draWn
depth between parallel lines as per =, PM nne 1885,
by 6. a, Hedin, dated the eleventh a., 1a1 IN The
deposited as plan number e1gLh!Iy nv v Being
office Of T. O. Stark. otary in TINS bT the
the same property which was aed ~ purchase
late Nicholas Antoine Delerno;; ,,psyssed before
from Eugene Lasere as per aeI b Ra1 1itv an the
Edward Barnett late notary ss1 - registered in the
fifteenth day Of August, 1901; lhtu.sauen. folio
Conveyance office, In book seigh's-sos011
Seized In the above suit.
Terms.cash + e + AZ aaggo sRfE aAUTHRE6A1ugaasa
civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF olieaAs'
my3o je6 l32027 50
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FOURTH DIsTRiGT Co i FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans, No. Al. os5-By virtue of
writ Of feri facias to the Civil Sheriff OF the
parish Of Orleans directed by the honor
able the Fourth District Court faF Il The par
| will proceed to sell, at public .auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street.. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. In the Second District of this
city. on MONDAY. July a. 1879. at 70 O'Clock
m the folo vi DESCRIBED pEopelpty t2 wit ;t
situated in the Fourth District Of this city. In
the square bounded by Washington Avenue.
Upperline Roman and Prieur streets, and
measures forty-s1x feet one inch four lines
front on Washington Avenue. forty-six feet ten
inches four and a half lines front on Upper
line street by depth Of TIRES hundred and
side nearest Prieur street and three hundred
and forty feet one inch five lines on the other
side nearestto Roman stret t. running through,
and is compose of the whole Of lots numbers
six and fifteen. the longitudinal half of lot num-
Der five. nearest Pfieur street. the longitudinal
half OF lot number sixteen, nearest Prieur
street. and the rear portion, nearest Prieur
number sixty-four, according to a plan drawn
by O. A. de Armas, Surveyor, on the third of
April. 1866, deposited In the Office OF G w.
Christy, notary, as plan number two. Being
the same property the defendant herein &C
CURED from Andrew Cayard. by act passed be-
fore Andrew Hero, late a notary public In this
city. on the fourth Of May, 1868.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
1920 ~ jy4 II Is 81
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JUDICIAL ADvERT1sEMErr.
SHERIFF. SALES
The City Of New Orleans W. r. j ~ ..1,..

Mandel. "h0 y. o.
FOURTH DISTRICT COrRT uon
par parish f q Orleans No Yrt po =; THE
able the Fpur fha District b .oe
taxes OF 1s7s viii proceed to o ssIl !, for city
Exchange, Royal street., betw uu Aanetioneerss
Customhouse streets. In tina aaoard 1ia lnal and
this city. on WEDNESDAY .I,,f1 q District Of
O'clock m. the following deseribasd ls1s, at ~
j. 4 CERTAIN PORTION Or npon,n 'eA','
uated In the Fourth DisfriM u 9SH 4h,uI ND. SIT
square number one hulared : VI " t Is city Ia
bounded by Magazine, Constannaaat nlrty three.
ph1l1D streets, and designated aa ii. FIRST and
three and four, measuring sss,a au,s numbers
front on Magazine street By ona NY i've feet
fifty eight feet In depth. VAC hundred and
Q. A CERTAIN PORTION IN npar,
nated In the Fourth, District of tSjso I'D w SIT
square number one hundred and t thireeally. In
bounded by Const lance. st. Mary and d1'lMh.y-nine4
streets. and designated as lot pm nun magazine
forming the corner Of Constance and Z. eiaht,
streets. measuring tWenty-one fast e ns Mary
ono line and twenty five fee front -, ttlfont On
line and fronting on Constance straat tI 10 osner
one feet on one line and sixtx ava o fa " Hfty
other line in depth and front on az ~ N The
street. VI cts MARY
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash ON the spot
j. r. AICEE GAUTHREA
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of' orlaaans
4
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JUDICIAL ADvERr1sEMENrs.
SHERIFF SALES.
n. j. HOey vs.. II. stewart Dennec.

n. j. HOey vs.. r. Stewart Dennec.
G1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. s1ls-Hy virtue q. H. O. n
writ Of eri faclas, to me directed py inc n -
Of Or Orleans. In the above entitled cause, will
proceed o sell ct PUBLIC aneton st. the Met
betWeen Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District Of this city, or, TUESDAY,
July 8. 1879, at 10 O'Clock M. the following de-
Two Two q GERTAIN JUDGEMENTS. obtained by
r. s. Dennee. defendant In the above case. In
the First Justices Court for the parish of Or
leans in the cases entitled:
j. II. Stewart Dennee vs.. James Mutt Jr.. and
numbered 3791 of the docket of said Justices
q. r. Stewart Dennee VS.. James Nut, Jr, and
numbered 1892 of the docket Of said Justices
court.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. 5....
J. Z. AL Gee GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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The city of New orleans VS.. John weber.

Hne lily UI NEW VFlEAuS VS. 1OHn WeD6Fs
THIRD DISTRICT, COURT FOR THE PAR
honorable the Third District Court for The
parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
ana stT Is u ne Second Dis
eTty, to wit
i: a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Fourth District of this city, in
bounded by Dryades. Laurent. Philip and Jack
son streets, and designated as lots numbers five
and six and part Of lot number seven, measur-
Ing eighIy-four feet front on Dryades street by
hu oGRAN PoRHoE 6 ST. dR6 a Sit
mated in the Fourth District of this city, in
square number three hundred and twenty one,
Josephine streets. and designated as follows
Lots numbers six and seven, measuring fifty
nine feet front on st. Andrew street by eighty
feet front on st. Andrew street by eighty feet in
5. 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Fourth District of this city. in
square number ninety nine, bounded by
Tchoupitoulas street, river, Louisiana avenue
and Toledano streets, and designated as lots D
and p. measuring sixty-six feet front on
Ich41up1toulas street by eighty three feet in
4. 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Sixth District of this city. In
ed by Gons1antinoDle, Constance. Magazine and
4Austerlitz streets. and designated as lots num-
bers one, two, three four and tWenty-six. meas
uring seventy five feet front on ConstantinopIe
street BY one hundred and fifteen feet in depth.
Seized In the above suit.
ovi s + AE6E i e aA,u TT. AK.
le6 10 90 Of iva
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Citizens Bank Of Louisiana VI. cn.-,.-

flOrV. -
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pan
ish OF Orleans. No. 25.8o7-By yirtnaf "A
writ Of seizure and sale to me As dipaootEaaa
BY the honorable the Third District Conrte ie
eae parish o. orleda u n the above entitled
the Merchants and Auctioneers' E aehahn;.sss
ROYAL street, between Canal and Customhoussga,
MONDAY July IA 1879, at IL O'clock my ny IN 6a
RRFa 81 ho6No together
on. rights. ways, privileges AID appurtenanasees
thereunto belonging or In any wise appeftainss
ing, situated In the Second District Of fhis e;t,
gundy, Toulouse and st. Peter Streets n aud
measuring, according to plan drawn by P snI
T. Bossd.2}usanie .o1 surveyor on tbs eighteenth
front on Dauphine street By one hundred and
sixty two feet and ten inches in depth On The
side toward Toulouse street. and sixty-1dne feet
sns aeh d Ga he SAID fd ops 81
right angles twenty four feet four lines. thence
on q second depth line twelve feet nine inches
and three lines. thence opening again at right
on q further depth line forty-six feet three
inches and FIVE lines. thence closing at right
angle thirty; nine feet two inches and four lines,
inches, running to the rear line, on which it
measures th1rty-tW feet. and parallel to the
front line; together with the one hundred and
twenty shares Of mortgage stock thereto at
tached. Being the same property, acquired by
Charles Flory. defendant herein, by purchase
from Mrs. Lorise Leelerc (wife, separated ir
property. OF Jean M. Lecierct, as per act passe
before Edgar Grima, notary public In this eli 4
Of ] date ate the e second &c day of May, 1871.
Terms and Conditions-The purchases
furnish a stock note for the sum Of eight tho
dred and ninety six dollars, falling due 10 to-
first OF April. 1880 and renewable accorsl,as q.
the charter of the Citizens Bank of Lo53aaa az
and the balance cash. The purchasi+iiooa" IF q
sumo all the obligations and RESPONSE aI.nnisi-
q stakeholder of the Citizens Bank ~ iden.
ana. and The stock note so furnishedn N III and
tilted with the act Of mortgage By ~ nrossed
wife to the Citizens Bank Of Louiianh. pasNI osr
before Theodore Seghers notary aplas ~ isss
Orleans on the eighteenth day Aug s.; s aase
and with the shertffs deed Of sal ~ wv oeso'
J. r. ALCEE GAUTihfsang51Aa .na
Civil Sheriff OF the Parjn OIL oii0taN7'