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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
WAsHINGTON, ID. c.,
March Is, 1879.

A marked indication Of the returning
prosperity OF which business men every
where now begin to recognize the signs
was presented in Providence, X. l., on
Friday morning last at the sale by auction
OF the celebrated manufacturing property
of the Atlantic Delaine Company, situated
not far from that city. The mills belong
ing to this well-known company have
been idle for several years, and the yari-
Gus parcels and fixtures OF real and per-
sonal property appertaining to them have
long been absolutely unstable. On Fri
day last New York capitalists-Mr. Bern
heimer and VI. Julliard were among the
cOntesting bidders. The first bid was for
500, 600, but the subsequent advances
fuctuated for quarter of an hour from
500 to SIC, 900 until for the sum of $780,
600 which was finally offered, the property
was adiudged to Owen Brothers, of Rhode
Island, who intend forthwith TO put the
mills in working condition. They expect
to soon employ many hundred operatives
and have provided the necessary addition
al capital for full working purposes. Moth
ing could be more encouraging To business
men who one year ago heard only of mill
owners who were bankrupts and of manu-
ufacturers who were closing their works.
These busy notes of preparation for new
or enlarged enterprises herald the early
rc-opening of the great battle OF industry
all over the land.-Neic York World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

That proposition for pensioning rebel
soldiers Is not among thc impO>>ioiliIies OF
the future j. CLEARLY shown by the souti-
meut> expressed Pos the Southern press.
The HrrbtSrIie DIS. "a Georgia pa-
per, quotes Uppr0yIugiy from another
Georgia paper the following. The B7i4-
iriFgs Dem.rrH is of the opinion that
MANNED Confederate soldiers are a> much
entitled 70 be peu~ioned a- are United
States soldiers. ltSays the Southern states
bear q large proportion oi the taxes which
are devoted To paying pensions 10 North
ern soldiers, and 20 does not see why
southern heroes should De unrighleou>iy
excluded. It thinks the peuSiouing OF con-
iederJte heroes would be nothing but JUS
tice~ II JET Davis is to rank with Wash
ingtOn and democratic Senators can vote
>olidly i'm favor of peu>iOnmg him. how
long will il Dee before they Will openly de
clare that confederate soldiers are as
much entitled To be pen>ioned as are United
States soldiers: That i what We seem 10
he drifting tOwar,.>.-LelriSton JDHrH''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

1t seemed 10 DC generally and cheer
fully admitted at Augusta last winter, that
the State was ruined and the treasury bank
rupt. The amount OF the failure was yari-
ouSly estimated az $50. 900 20 S5nl. 600
About the only member who had the aSsur-
auce 20 declare that treasury encountered
by "a floating debt OF only $4,000, and
holding SIS. 900 I'm cash. could not Dc hope
le>>ly bankrupt, was Mr. Harrington OF
Frvcburg: and Mr. Harrington gives his
reasons for believing that there VIII be a
surplus in the treasury At the end Of the
year lie says that the Legislature OF
ISL fooli>hly cut down the State tax 10 s
mills The Legislature of ISIS restored il
% mills. But the 3-mill tax. collected in
ISIS. was not sufficient 10 maintain a safe
working balance i'm the treasury The
treasurer therefore borrowed $50, O00.-
This temporary loan was all on hand AT the
end OF the year. The appropriations for
1879 provide for its payment. The tax 10
be collected I'm 1879 is mills. II this tax
should be the only revenue, and il all the
appropriations should he expended, there
would De- possible deficit OF 81 900 next
January. But neither OF these SUPPOSE
tiOn> i at all probable. The probability
j.. that the 4-mill tax and other receipts
will pay of the temporary loan wiki all
other expenses and leave a balance in the
treasury Maine 6'S are quoted at pre-
MUM Of j. per cent, and that price j.
never paid for bankrupt Stock.-POrtlaRd
.iIrsrftStr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
4 uEIlr DOCUMENT.

HuLt DOCUMENT.
WASHINGTON. March l9.-The following
Is the Prcsidcu,s message.
E,U.--ci.i-.., ~ th. >,Hrfs "nd Hos' of
E...-.,..s.l'ir.,.
The a1u.c OF the last Congress 90 make
tac requisite appropriations fot legislative
and judicial purposes for the expenses %
rhe several executive departments OF the
Government and for thc support OF the
ARMY has made 10 necessary 20 call a Spe-
cial session OF the Forty->iNth Congress.
The estimates OF Che appropriations needed
which were sent Co Congress hy the ScCIc-
tar, Of the Treasury az The opening OF the
i4>t session are renewed. aud are herewith
transmitted o. both The Senate and House
of Representatives. Rcgrcttiug the exist
cncc OF the emergency which requires a
special session Of Congress alta time when
70 il the general Judgment OF the country
that the public welfare viii 1e best prpmot-
cJ 1y permanently i'm our legislation and by
peace and rest, commend these few nee
essay measures 10 Your conSiderste attcn-
ton.
Signed RyTHEETuEp L. HAYES.
Washington March 70, l~-g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

Court finally adjourned, Saturday after
noon, having been in session twelve days.
During the term nine verdicts were rem
dered, and there were no disagreements.
The Court heard number of cases, and
disposed of large amount of business.
There were but $50 new entries made,
which is much less than usual, and gives
promise Of short terms during the remain
der of the year. The criminal bills for
this term are much smaller than usual.
Judge Symonds remained in Paris over
Sunday, and hears several cases in cham
bers on Monday and Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

While the Southern Senators have been
toniug down their speeches ou the glorious,
character OF J.n Davis, the Southern press,
taking their cuc from the speeches u their
original glow, have been sounding them
with editorial culogic> equally a~ rhap~o-
dical and lcthal. They talk about the -holy
cause OF the South" about the ignomiuy
of suing for pardon i'm Ihe boud>mau'>
key, and declare that DAYS committed
no crime, and ha, no burden on his con-
science. Thi, j. valuable testimony in
showing. with the same startling effect aS
the speeches showed IL. that the South is
the same today as IL always was that 30
believes secession "hOly cause and that
the principles which it represented are Is
sacred and rs much worth fighting for now
aS they ever were. This is the revelation
which makes the North "Stalwart' and
solid in sclf-defcuce.-N y TriJuac
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

TERRIBLE DISASTER To GLOUCESTER FISH
ERNIEN.-A disaster appalling in its terri
bic fatality and heavy in the financial loss
il has caused, has fallen upon the city OF
Gloucester-upon a community previously
containing far more than the usual pro-
portion OF widows and orphans, and enter
prises sorely emittcn by the business de-
preston of the past few years. On the
night OF the 10Th of February a gale Of
almost Unprecedented violence. accompan-
led with binding snow and Slcet, rushed out
of the northeast, across the wide ocean,
and came roaring down upon the Georges
fleet About fifty vessels occupied the
most dangerous positions, and OF this
number it is feared that THU teen were lost.
If all that is feared did happen, one hun
bred and fOrty-siX men. husbands of forty
one wives, and fathers of nearly one huu-
dTed children, AMI properly which cannot
be replaced for less than SO. 900. were
swallowed up by the RI ring waters. For
the past week or ten days the excitement
in the city has been intense. At fist not
much alarm was felt. but as vessel aftcrvcs-
sci that had weathered the storm came in
and brought no tidings of the missing ones.
grayeSt anxiety BEGAN to prevail The
news Of each arrival world quickly spread,
and large numbers of people would gather
10 welcome the crew aud make inquir-
les concerning the others. None of those
that are missing have been reported since
the gale. OF the safety OF some of them
there is yet a ray Of hope, but it j. certain
that the most of them will never bc heard
from again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

The Joke about the investigation OF
Sneaker Randall is that the letter implicat-
ing him was found in the Treasury archives
by the persons employed by Mr.. Glover Of
the House to discover something which
would disgrace Republicans. The letter
was written in 1876, and was doubtless
put away by the Treasury officials as Of no
account and would never have seen light
again but for the Glover drag-net which
was ordained by the Speaker himself
Still Mr. Randall does not appear to enjoy
the joke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

We speak knowingly when Nc assert hat Halls
Vegetable soilian Hair Remover Is The beet arti-
Gle OF the kind solt on the American Continent.
Personal trial mas dem ,ustratei dis an me art
icle Il an elegant aud cleaniy wth1u wai.h
We think no toilet mpele. Messr-. Johnston,
Holloway Co, GO Arch street Philadelphia are
the agents for the article, and when our Phiail"l-
phla friends return from Cape May, thoy should
cet,airly procure some OF g.. Wekuog Of no such
article extant for the hair, and thus speak in such
decided and emphatic terms OCEAN Foam, Cape
Man " j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
Newspaper Decisions.

ANY person who who takes paper regularly y,
Am the 6rice-whether dircCted TO his name OF
aSofherss on whether he has subscribed or not
Is responsible for the payment ,,.-.,.,,,,
? N pertOn orders his paper ~
ne must pay all arrearages, or ne puollsnSI -
continue to send it until payment Il mALo, az ~
collect the whole amount, whelhef INC FNfe1 -
taken from the Office or not. -o..s..,,,. -,
s. TIE Courts have decided thatretas.ns, V C. a.
~, rlTTnaving and leaving them uncAiled tori j.
,,rtgaa 6acie evidence Of fraud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

PARIS CENTENNIAL.-At the Paris
town meeting in March, it was voted to
appoint committee 10 arrange for a CEN
tennial celebration. to be held next fall.
On invitation of this committee, few
citizens met at the town house, last sat
urday. to consult in relation to the mat
ter. Owing to the session of Court, and
TO various other causes, the attendance
was so small it was decided to adjourn
for one week. Next meeting will be in
South Paris, Saturday, March %, at two
o'clock. All persons interested in this
matter should attend, and aid in organ
ling the movement The following let
ter from Mr.. Geo. F. Emery, ia relation
to this celebration and the objects to be
gained by it. will be read with interest
by all Paris people:
Bo,roN. MARCH ID. -.
). p. MANN. ESQ.
Ms Dear Sir.-Bcug haulcdup temporal
r.Iy for repairs. nothing could have been
more grateful tony feelings thauyour favor
of the I1tl For years. %, you know. !
have been auNiou, that something of 90 p,r-
mucut character should Doe done O., come
memoratc the civic history OF my native
town, and pcrprlulte the virtues of those
who laid the foundation. of one of the
most remarkable commonwealth, which
constitute tine glory Of Nov England
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
The country wa

The country waits to see if the Dem
ocratic senate viii reduce the number Of
the employees which that body has kept
during Republican rule. Democratic pa
pers have been telling Us for many years
that thousands were wasted annually in
paving useless officials, and intjmating thar
there would De "a change under Democratic
aScendcncy. In the House the Democratic
managers kept their promSa % make a
change change involving the increase Of
officials and employees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

We lea al that Dr. Kinsmau hrs rufusel yery
Iarse N forihe cipe from which the celebrated
AddmSOR's Balsam is made. THIS 10 one OF the
most valuable cough remedies ever placed in tho
market; lie sales are enormous, and not single
failure 10 cure is reported. Price IS cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

The Boston Herald, which is eminently
paper OF the people, and takes lively in
tcre>J in all that relates 10 the welfare of
the llbOring classes. has been iuve>tigat-
inc the condition of the working men Of
Massachusetts,. by the light OF figures fur
niShed by the bureau OF statistics of that
state. From these il comes 10 the con-
ClU>iou that lin ISIS the weekly wages, on
a gold basis, averaged twenty-fOur and
fOur-tenthS per cent. higher than they did
in 1860, while the advance in the prices OF
the uece>>arieS Of life, in shelter, food and
clothing. between the same dates, was only
"a IL per cent. Thus, 10 speak roundly.
the labOrer has bettered his condition by
ten per cent. IN other words, he has gained
very nearly five weeks in the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

An unfortunate firm name, Is that
under which ChdSe's Chronicle now APP
pears. 1t reads "Fogg, Blood IL Co."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

Only % per cent. of the Democrats in
the House are eX-COnfederateS, but 90 per
cent. Of the remainder will vote n the Con-
trderttC> bid them. Nearly One-half OF the
Democratic Senators who meet with the
new Congress are eX-ConfederateS. They
number nineteen, while of the Republicans
there are only four who served in the war.
This would seem 10 show that the South
clingS 10 the past and its sectional issues
fun a. tenaeiOusly as the North does.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
DIVORCES GRANTED.

DIVORCES GRANTED.
There were sixteen divorces granted a,
follows. In most of the cases dcSertiou
for 3 years was proved, and all seemed to
be clearly eases where society would be
benefited by divorce.
Joel Ii. Record vs. Irene Record. Di-
vorcc decrced. Proved libelee had already
obtained a divorce in Massachusetts.
Whitman.
Judith Mnettvs. Cyrus Minett Divorce
decreed.
Upton. Foster.
Abbie F. Robbins vs.. VIM. II. Robbins.
Divorce decreed. Custody OF minor child
TO libelant.
Black & Holt.
Hattie Abbott vs.. Henry J. Abbott. Di-
vorce decreed.
Harlow s Austin. l. & IL. \. Randall.
William Witham vs.. Isabella S. Witham.
Divorce decreed. Custody of minor child
TO libelant.
Hastings.
Cora f. Fyfe vs.. John II. Fyfe. Divorce
decreed.
Wright, Bisbee.
Rebecea T. Foster VS. Aaron A. Foster.
Divorce decreed. Custody of minor child
TO libelant.
Littleheld.
Sarah J. Smith VS.. John F. Smith. Di-
vOrce decreed.
j. NJ. Libby.
Laura A. Sawyer VS. Henry W. Sawyer.
Divorce decreed.
Black & Holt.
Amelia j. Butterfield VS.. John Butter
field. Divorce decreed.
Hersey.
Alfred X. Rowe vs.. Nellie Rowe. Di-
vorce decreed.
Foster.
Frank L. Berry VS. Nellie NJ. Berry. Di-
vorce decreed.
j. NJ. Libby.
Mary S. Ham vs.. Lewis F. Ham. Di-
vorce decreed.
Hastings. S. G. Davis.
Joseph G. Swan VS.. Carrie. Swan. Di-
vorce decreed.
Hastings.
Flora 4. Ripley VS.. Augustus w. Rip
ley. Divorce decreed. Custody of minor
child to libelant.
Davis.
Austin A. Gravy vs.. Martha E. Gray. Di-
yorce decreed.
Davis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,
MARCH TERM, 1879.
JOSEPH w. SYMoNDs, Presiding Justice.
JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Mrs. CROSBY, Reporter.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS, Sheriff.

Court has been exceedingly busy, the
past week. No time has been wasted,
and the courtesy and attention of Judge
Symonds, fully entitle him to the follow
ing compliment from the Oxford Bar:
At a meeting Of the Oxford Bar, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously passed
OXFORD s.. March Term, A. u. 1879.
Oxford Bar Meeting.
Whereas this is the first term OF said
Court held by Judge Symonds in this
County
Resolrcd, That this Bar take great pleas
ure In expressing their high appreciation
of the admirable qualifications of the Hon.
Joseph W SymondS Is 4 HiSi prjWS Judge.
Patient and judiciouS in all his duties; his
clear, unprejudiced presentation of ques-
lions TO the jury, ensure eminence and
great usefulness upon the Bench.
Ordered, That the Secretary enter upon
the Bar record the above resolution.
Below we give the list Of jurors, ard
a record of Court doings for the week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
SECOND PANEL.

Andoycr, Stephen W Richards
Bethel. s.. John Hastings.
Brownfcld, James X. Hill.
BuCkfcld, y. T. Shaw.
Dix6cld, Enos I. Gould.
Frycburg, Frank Locke.
Gilcad, Samuel W. Potter.
Hebron, Ezekiel Merrill.
Hiram, Scammou Hill.
Norway, Aloazo J. Ncvcrs.
Peru Amos l.. Harlow.
Sumner. John II. Robinson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

Canton, Simon NJ Coolidge.
Grafton, Geo. NJ. Brown.
Greenwood, ID. W. Cole.
Mexico, Hosea Austin, Foreman.
Norway, Chas. b. Cummings.
Oxford. VIM. +. Caldwell.
Paris, Horatio Bradford.
Paris, Edmund Curtis.
Porter, Daniel Brooks.
Rumiord, John +. Elliott.
Waterford, John y. Baker,
Woodstock, Gpenlcaf G.. Dow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
'Thema. .. serrlm ". Patrick Iab,e.

E1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ism Of Orleans, No. U72-By virtue Oh d
writ Of seizure and sale. q me directed By The
honorable i TIE fifth District Court for the
Earisshh q Orleans. In Tho above entitled cause.
VIII nroeesd to sell at public auction.
Ct the Merchants and Aucioneeis' Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, 10 the Second District Of this
city. on WEDNESDAY. May IA, 1875. at IL o'clock
M. the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with ali thu,
buildings and improvements thereon and ap-
DurtsnHngss thereof, and all the rights, ways.
sefVltua"s, privileges and advantages there's
uho belong1ngn or In anywiss appsrtatnipg. sit
uated In tbe Fourth District Of thjs CITY,. in
ths sGuars bounded by st. Mary Eoussean. Rs-
ilRions and Felicity streets, designated by the
nnmpsr SIX, forming the corner of St. MARY
and HousssAu streets, and measuring ffty feet
'front.' on St. Mary street. by one HUNDRED hnd
twenty feet one inch In depth and front 81,
Rousseau street: bounded ON ore sfds bv Iuf
plumber seven, from which IT. IL separate by h
lineof ffty three feet nine inches aud d half.
all French measure, md measuring according
% the plan Of the lats City Of Lafayette. made
by Hugh Grant. Surveyor. fify-three feet tnree,
inches front on ut. Mary street, lty- seven feet
three tnehes and seyen Inns In the rear by 4
depth and front on Rousseau street on one
hundred and twenty-seven feet ten Inches and
SIX lines. -
Seized In the above suit.
TsTms--Cash on the spot.
J. H. ALCEE gAUTHEEAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
HnJl 10 ~ fn "a IN j
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Kaspar Aach vs.. catherine riek.tsse,,.

sss fs"s. vs.. catherine Ftekejssefs.
EfFTH DISTRICT COUNT ron Tur pan.
1sh 81 Orleans. No. g775 By yirtna ~ a ssrit
oil SEIZURE ana sale. tn me ijfeetad by tha hnn -,
ofabble the ruin District Court for ths t,arish
Of OrieaIH, IN the above entitled eat,sa I tgifi
proceed to ssll NJ public auction al tI,a Mar.
chants Hud Aucti9nesrs' Eyeianoa Ha.gai
street. between Canal and Custom tlnnse q, raata
Ia the second District Of this city 90 WsDNEss-.
pa May u. 1879. at u o'clock M. the following
CERTAIN PIECE OR petition nv
GROUND. together with the buildings and in.
groyensnts thereon. apd all rights, WAYS, priv
ileRes and appurteDaneea thereuntn belonging
or IN any wise aDpettaining. situated In the
sixth District OF this city. la what Ia commonly
styled Burtheville and com prisiBR part of the
square bounded by the line Of the Fouehsr de
glrcs5 property and Live Oak, Calhoun and
Laurel streets. which Ia designated ny square
NUMBER twenty.9 one. on . au Of Burtheviie
made " j. A. HHemeepurt. surveyor, under
date 81 May 20. 1867, and Deposited for refer
enea IN the office u Seiim Magne late notary
n mis- city, and the said portion of ground
Iprms the corner OF Calhoun and Live Oak
stfee.a. aud measures 6ns hundred and frrty-
ll9ur 1eet sevsn Inches and seven lines front IN
Jalh1Hn street by one hundred and nftV-fjya
lset SIX flehes, more Or less In depth and front
on Live YAK street. Being the same pronsrtv
aednlTed ~ the late Catherine Fieksisssr, ~
pnrohase from Kaspar Aueh by act before An.
uteW nero, r.. notary public. On the FIRST day
safzsd In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
y; H. ALCEE aAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
nrJIJ m a n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
Emile Ducatel vs.. Eugene Dechamp..

L1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans, No BY yirTue OF q writ 81
seizure and sale, to ms directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Conrt for the parfsh ~
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. will pro-
coed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
tween Canal and Customhouss streets in tha
Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY,
April g. 1873 at 70 o'clock mi. the following de.
scribed property. 10 wit
l. "A LOT OF GROUND. In the Second Dig
trfct Of this city, In the square comprised with
| In St Louis, Charities, CONT and Leyee streets.
and measurfnx fn French measure thirty feet
| ON St Lonis street. by one hundred and twenty
feet In deutt together with All the buildings and
| improvements thereon bounded ON the side
| toward evee street nv the nroperty OF M Rou-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

AUCTION sALEs.
by g. Il. Girartley.
THE JoHnaTou ptrurpv

THE JOHNSTON pIGKEHY,
oon . v,snlen tlv located usar the First District
shlpptng and Cotton Presses-A POPULAR
s,,aad and one OF the Most Successful Of It's
Kind In the city.
Bfn NJ Q. a. D j. at.IEAnpEY, Anetlopeer. Office
80 70 30 camp street. TUHUAY, Mpy o.
iIsI9 ht u o.eggk m. at the ut. Charles AueffoD
hxenanga Will be sold at public auction. for
aGggnnI u HI absent owner
5 IHAh PgpULAR BUBINEaa STAND AND
GssgstOuEssFUL COTTON PICK HY PHOpyfR.
at present leassd to Messrs. II j. Smith Alb
% the rate OF stns0 per Hnnnm until the thirty.
5nrsf OF August next. The property aomprisss
six los, measuring 1b0 feet front otl HstgiotIs
street.. In the. e1nare bounded by Esipio,1s.
Ht. Thomas. Hhse and Grunge streets. t,y Ias
feet In depth. between parallel lines. The
3pfekefy Is eaIjpned with extensive platforms.
raaks. preHses, etc, and It's location IN ejnas
proximity to The First District shiptiug and and
'lsadlng cotton presses.
Terms and Conditions One quarter OF more
cash at the opaion OF the purchaser. aud The re-
mainder ut one. two md three years credit, for
notes specially secured by mortgage md ven
doris lien, bearing all the usuai eHnsaa OF per
cont per annnm interest. 8 per cent attorney q
fees. policy Of insurance transferred. end the
purchaser to assume the taxes due and sx-
tgible Ia 1879 over the price Of adjudication.
:. Act u sale before A. Hero. Esq. notary pub
lie, ut the expense Of the purchaser.
alb 8 Ia IL 10 90 40 I'd