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Five hundred dollars reward for better remedy
for the relief of coughs, colds, sore throat, whoop
Graves Balsam of Wild Cherry and Tar. 1t gives
immediate relief, is pleasant to tske. and occasions
no unpleasant nauseating feelings Sample bottles
only 10 cents; large bottles, 80 cents.
DIR. Graves Blood Purifier eradicates all impure
ties from the system cleanses the blood, renovates
the liver and stomach, which from being torpid and
inert by its use become unusually stimulated, and
In fact gives healthy tone to the entire system
Price, 81.
Improved Family Cathartic Pills are the best pill
ever given patient by physician, and they are
frequently prescribed by them. They give prompt
action to the bowels, contain no mercury, and are
entirely vegetable. When YOU desire a prompt
movement of the bowels, give the Improved Family
Cathartc Pills a trial. Price 25 cents per box.
DIR. Graves remedies are for sale by Druggists.
feb19 dim
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Sudden changes of temperature are very
productive of Coughs and Colds, which always
yield, however, very promptly to DR.. Bulls
Couch SYrun.
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Portland and Ogdensburg Rail.
road Company.
SPECIAL MEETING.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Stockholders of the
"A Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad Company
will be held at the Company's Office, No. 80 Ex-
change street, Portland, Me-, on MONDAY, the
seventh day of March: proximo, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, to if they will reduce the capital
Stock Of the Company, and, if SO, to what amount.
By order of the Directors.
CHARLES H. FOYE, Clerk
Portland, February is. 1881. feb21dtd
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold 1t has always been made pure ana
healthy, and is to-day without rival.
B-Slades English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-02-21

ENGLISH Jerseys for ladies, misses and
children. OWEN, MOORE & Co.
feb2ld2t
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Our store will be closed on Tuesday. Feb
I'D, FIR our annual stock taking.
feb21d2t EASTMAN Bros. & BANCROFT.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Selma Borg.
MISCELLANEOUS MOTT CES.
Eastmon Bros. g. Bancroft.
Owen, Moore & co...
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A General Mark Down-A. B. Butler
Black Silks-Eastman Bros. g. Bancroft.
Canadian Horses.
Portland ogdensburg r. R.-Special Meeting.
In Insolvency..
Blue Hill Bay j. A. Strout, Broker.
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Rare Business Opportunity.

CtTOCK OF ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND DOL
- LARS IN DRY GOODS, SMALL WARES, AND
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
located in one of the smartest manufacturing towns
in New England, Stock cean and close bought.
Sold only on account of change in business and
be sold at once. Store be leased if desired. Adj
dress Lock Box 1, No. Attleboro, Mass. feb19d6t
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
SATURDAY. Feb. 49,
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora Bragg, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Sch e willard Adams, Philadelphia 0
Sch E NJ Branscomb. Dodge. New York Rumery,
Sch Alaska Hamilton, Rockland, to load lime for
New York-C A b Morse g. Co.
SUNDAY. Feb. 20.
Arrived.
Brig Nyanza, (Br) McIsaacs, Halifax. with $50
tons coal to Portland & Rochester RR. Vessel to
Sch Traverse. Lane, Boston.
Sch Sammy Ford. Allen, st Andrews. NIB. with
Sch Idlew Id, Pike Lubec for New York.
Sch Arrival, Farnum. Boothbay.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th, ship Manuel Llaguno,
Stackpole, New York.
At Sagua-, barque Jose Moore. Carlisle, for
Ar at Yokohama Jan 9th, barque Goodell, Good
ell, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Sch F Lowell. while entering the dry dock at
way causing her to slide back and fall over She
fell a distance of some 20 feet where she re-
manned 18th inst 50 badly strained and twisted that
and rotten, and it badly damaged by the fall of
the vessel. 1t is said that the dock company have
no apparatus for raising the wreck, and that she
will be condemned and sold as she lay and possibly
be broken up She registers 1926 tens and is owned
by Chas Mrrll. and others, of Portland. Partly in
sured.
Ship Palestine Rolf, from New York for London,
has arrived at Falmouth with rudder damaged and
loss of topsails.
Barque G Merriman, Young at Boston from
New Orleans, reports fine weather to Hatteras, and
from thence had IS days of continuous gales from
NV to WNW, with heavy head seas and snow, hail
and rain. and thick weather. but sustained no dam
age. Was blown off the coast twice.
Barque L Whitton, ashore at Mount Bay, took
fire after part of the cargo had been removed but it
was extinguished. About 10000 cases salmon had
been landed previous to 18th inst, and work was
still going on.
Sch yefnal, from Pearl River. Miss. put into Port
Eads La, 18th inst with loss of deckload, mainsal
and jibs. She would be taken to New Orleans for
repairs.
Sch Carver from New York for Portland be-
fore reported ashore at Muskeget has been stripped
and will be sold.
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Blue Hill Raw

WANTED, 10000 shares Blue Hill Bay Mining
w Stock, by j. A. STROUT, Broker, 90 Ex-
change Street. feb21d1w.
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New Spring Hosiery for Ladies and Child.
rem, in cotton, Isle thread and silk
feb2ld2t OWEN, MOORE & Co.
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Failures.

The following failures for this week are re-
ported in Maine:
failed.
Chas. Walker, grocer, Norway, has failed.
L. F. Hoyt, Portland, tailor
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SUMMARY OF ASSETS.
S349,271.62

JAS. E. TILLINGHAST. Secretary.
FRED. W. ARNOLD, President.
Since January LIST, stockholders have
voted to pay in 500, 900 additional
capital, increasing the cash capital to $500, 900
Increasing the capital since Jan. LIST
100000 gives surplus to policy
holders OF. S439,5Sx.6J
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SPOKEN.
Dec %, lat 5 N, Ion 70 W, ship Seminole, from
New York for San Francisco.
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DRY GOODS.

New styles Real Turkey Red
Damasks, warranted fast cOlOrs, at
55 cts. per yard The widest and
best German Turkey Red DamaSks
at 62 1.2 cts. Napkins and DOy-
lies 10 match at cost. Handsome
Cream White and Bleached Table
Damasks at cost; Napkins to
match at cost. Good Cotton Tow
els 5 for 25 cts. Coed Linen Tow
els 4 for 25 cts. Variety Linen
Towels 2 for Is, 20, %, 25, 80.
38, As, so, 60, Is cts, $l.OO and
$1.25. Linen Bosom, Shield
shape and open, at IL 1-2, Is, IL,
20, 25, 81 l-2 cts, extra value.
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CRASHES
TOWELS.

Sob Lot Of All Linen Crash ut n
great discount from regular price.
500 dOZ. large Heavy TWilled
Towels ut 10 cts, usual price l5c,
and cheaper than you can buy
Crash.
Lot very fine and firm Fancy
Huckabuck Towels. large size,
l2 l-2 Cts, equal to any zoe Tow
ell ever offered in the city. Also a
lot of fine Towels mt extremely
low prices.
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Blacksmith shop For Sale.
A GOOD stock and tools, and one of the best
IA Shops for carrying on the Horse-Shoeing bus
mess in Portland For sale cheap. Inquire Of
JOHN 4. DONNELL, Adm'-. Of Estate of @. B.
Pettengill. feb19d1ws
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-19

With view To increase our circulation, we
make the following Liberal ,!Irr To each OF
our subscribers ai.d readers who will before
the first day Of next March send rs the name
&c n NEW subscriber 20 orr papc-, with pay
for one year IN advance, we will send "A re-
ccipIcd bill FOR enc year ioT the Cottage
Hearth (of Bo>,on), an Illustrated Magazine
of Home Arts aud Home Culture, containing
Portrait, and Sketches of Distinguished Per
SINS, Superior Home Mu-ic, Choirc Poetry
Store. and Adventures, Ornamental and Far
~ WORK, the latest Fashions. the Mother 5
Chair, the Student Corner, the io'r's Folks
Window, etc all July illustrated, price sl.1O
per year
BY little prr-onal cX".tion each one OF
our readers can obtain first class ma"aZ!nc
free Of EXPENSE for 4 whole ycar. Send IN
the names. u.
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The Monroe Doctrine and the
Panama Canal

The Monroe doctrine aud the atti-
tude of our Government, relative to
the De Lesseps canal project, may be
very sound and reasonable-for we
admit that we are neither diplomat
nor statesman. though we do have
ideas of right and wrong-but it
strikes US as an absurd assumption of
authority which we do no. possess,
and which may lead us into very SER
ious trouble IN fact, may involve US
in terrible and bloody war.
If the British Government, or other
European government, proposed to
construct aud assume control Of such
a thorough fare passing through ter
ritory belonging to Us, Or if the Gov,
ernment owning the territory through
which it is to pass objected to such a
proceeding and appealed to US for
assistance to prevent such trespass or
invasion OF their country, or If we
had been invited or obtained permiss.
ion to construct the canal ourselves,
WHY then it would be different affair
altogether; but as neither OF these
conditions exist, we are at loss to
know by what right VIC can assume
the authority to say that the work
shall not be done by others, or why
they have not the same right to say
that we shall not do it.
1t is very true that it would not be
10 The interests Of any Of the govern
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Notice.
Relief For the Hard Times !

I lBETAL PRICES will be paid to plan
,ers and other, ior the hire of Teams,
with cr without drivers. by the undersigned at
their work, ON the V, NP X X. Excellent
care taken OF AL stock. and contractors are
responsible for in'uI'.'s ~ hurts resulting from
the work u r,.,.." 'vaichn,an - kept over
tnc Ln'~ every ...si:, To that mules nrc
NOT Tltiru.
We will subject portions 81 our contract.
fr"ri "nr-ionrrI 90 oi Il miic 10 five miles. ~
r"-l"n- ihlr pcr>ois on favorable terms, aud
'.i.i a.. i Them in ob,ainng supplies. goois,
Ne r men OF enterprise and industry wim
nave teams Idle, can procure them, tins
oilers 8" tine OPPORTUNITY to make good profits
tai> winter.
Position "f Foreman n, good wages, who
viii obtain and keep mp II gang of 10 nnnles
ainl drlvrr~
fart,"> Wishing ~ visit MS on bushes. Gun
at TIE" transportation 10y applying TO NrCor.
,!c Il Go. al Girard. or J. w Sirnm., Rayvillc,
tor passes. Address ~ a, Delhi
Oct -, lsSl.-,t MOORE 4 CO
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-19

We neglected to mention the fact
last week, that the Governor had
called an extra session Of the Legisla-
ture. to convene in New Orleans De-
cember 4th. The question arises in
the minds of q good many as to wheih-
err legal session of the Legislature
can be held in New Orleans or not ;
and we think it is very doubtful, as
the law makes Baton Rouge the CAPT
tai.
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PROCLAMATION.
Notice! SpCc,n! Election!

To tie qualified voters of the Parish Of Rich>
land, Louisiana
Whr,ra~ the po'ic" juy Of tho Parish Of
kichland. IN rcgnar meeting assembled on
the 7tn dag Ui The month cf November, i. ID
Is>i, acting upun 4 petition Of citizens, II
provided ~ law, enacted ordinance number
9TH, ordering a >pccia. election t" be held tor
the purpo-" Of a>crr,aiuiug the viii II the
people o.. ,h, qur>,iuu "i iicru az tn, -a.r ct
,n'o<ra'.n. iiquurs IN ihc different ward, OF
The var.-l--
Now. therefore. ~ vu.nc Of .a1 above
1r-cr.h,L ,ri..-' ami IN rur~nrt rr OF lnw.
li.pll .,,.,.t'. Pr - of tie Police jury Il
tie r,r-h "t nirh.n.d. la, AMI ;,"'n >cou.
>aciit a. ,nl rau,h 4 cx,o.l..i" recurring
ni...rI thereof, q, hc,rhy i,-ue THIS our p'"-
clauaripr. "iyiu. .ull notice ." al. persons and
cilil-i> If saii Parish :hrt lhcfc VIII b. hc,i,
. om | THURSDAY December Tia. i5'l. \. u. 1881.
NJ the u>,iai polling place IN every wari ri
SAID Parish. Il Special cam, tn the ,urro-c
Of dc,rrn.uinin- the Will Of the riiIcn,. daily
qualified rlcr;ur>. ulnu ~" question of hrct>-
ing the safe cl INTOXICATING ll:'.nf> IN The dat
fcfrn, wards of sud PARISH; ard y"n are
hereby further notified lha; the JnaIii"d
vu,rr. voting a, sand ci"cr.un hall place upon
'ii''' ''"''> roi NV i'"'">'' 81 J" i'N'' VI
granting ti,c >aIl ii',u-5-; AMI "a-3n,-i jhc
hce'>r, i! ihcy disalFI"Ve .saulns Of tDc
same.
Sail election to be held in contormi : 20 III,
law of the Sra'r @ovoruIn3 elections amt tne
Y. L. Of each war. To determine the granting
Or Withholding license Cor the >1ir OF inioAi
eating liquor IN the Respective wards.
ELIJAH SCOTT,
Pros.ic,i polcc Jury
Law SCOrr. Sheriff
Parish g. kichldnd La.
7
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The New Orleans States read the
the judges and committing magistrates
of our courts pretty severe but de-
served lecture for the haste with which
they admit parties to bail ON small
'hspds, after all attempt to murder,
and Attributes the prevalence of such
crimes to this ff ssss and the facility
with which the crimSa'' '''"'o P""'
ishment. a few nights ssec" young
man, Cammack, went about thes'''''
of New Orleans hunting another
youth named BorniO, and when he
found him shot him down, it was
supp, 8 d MORALLY wounding him.
lie was hunted down and captured
by the police, brought before Recorder
pavey and admitted to bail in the
small sum of $1,000, before it was
known whether the wound would
prove fatal or not. Such hasty ad
hitting to bail deserves the severes'
Censure.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-19
HERO-WORSHIP.

The following article. which appear
cd in the Morehouse Clarion of the
4th, meets so fully with our views and
is so heartily endorsed by US that We
copy it in full and appropriate it as
our leader this week:
One of the leading ideas that pre-
vailed amongst the first settlers OF
America was a stubborn opposition to
hero. worship. They conceived the
notion that one man, be he homes;
and correct, is just as good as another.
That sentiment induced our fore
fathers to leave bigoted Europe and
cast their des,inies in the Western
World. That sentiment spurred our
forefathors on to this stupendOus
struggle against the Powers Of Great
britain. That sentiment was impress
ed upon the rising generations around
the humble hearlh-stone, in the unpre-
tentious school house, and from the
simple, but sacred, desk Of the Ameri-
can preacher. "Ali men are equal, y
was the great lesson of tie day. Is
that the lesson Of the present age
Is American. scn,imcu: on tba. inpor-
tant principle what i. osce was! Far
from it. We are rapidly becoming a
nation Of hero-wcrshipcrs. pres!dcl'
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YOU SHOK0 TAKE I.
1t is Uneeualed in Point oil
Excellence.
THE PEOPLES FAV0RITE News
PAPER.
Tie Netroit Free Press.

|, .hand be he nirl. rs it i the d'''E a
.,.,rv man 10 ruair EI~ hoiur u p 80. i'i't'
anil .,,rac,ivr rs possible y -'".; sac" pas
per, pre- IN tome and civ'ail'1 q" u '"' .'''
irri.;;,.,. /, a most c>scIt.di frrn.r' 3" H.I'
end. Such - pepper - TIE hEi 20! j
WEEKLY Tnf!. PRESS. - 'ru' 'an De-
c,,,r,,ict. w,.h'u, II. Tie uni'''.'..' V'r'' ct
r,a,,.. b".:owra up"n IT, and the i't ,'r'' 3; l.
universally 1.ojcd are The h''-' cyl 'rnreN "'
- unlonndci popularity and OF lis peculiar
h,ne,. for family rra,!in"
NJ other jnnrua! confirms :" n'A"y attractive
and uf,yiuai features X. ndrr~ Il every class
Il n.d and the yoti.g. Will always ini ~ rs
well filled column, ,Cm"itIIi'- IT, cnt it'in AMI
instruct Il i mniIuc among newspapers
there !, m other hhr II
With TIE FREE PRESS ca IA week !,
..,.. ., .I..I,.,i I'll iif,l,. ~ut ,,lrluctf.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-19

One of the most horrible and inhu-
man customs, perhaps, that is prac-
,iced by tho savage Of a han:ce, is
that Of killing young women or girls
and mixing the mortar Of certain kinds
Of public buildings with their blood.
The king has had two hundred girls
murdered for that purpose recently.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-19

mcnts or The Western Continents to
have such a canal CONSTRUCTED and
controlled by European capital and a
European government; hut we are
no. discussing the question Of interest,
but an abstract principle Of right and
wrong and the question OF lrtcrna-
tional law. We may regard he Mon
roe Doctrine as q grand principle, but
can we induce Other governments to
recognizes it as equable and just? Can
we establish it upon any principle Of
international comfy? How would We
regard such position on the part Of
/ the mona:chal governments Ct Europe.
Suppose they had said France should
not have Republican form Of gov
ernment ? Of course we do not say
that their territory shall lave Il repub-
lican form of government. but we say,
! in the advocacy Of the Monroe dor-
triuc, that their iorm Of government
shall not be extended. And, by in
,erfcring with this isthmus project.
we go still farther, and say that even
the Republic Of France shall not have
control Of il.
1t strikes lis that the matter stands
thus: We have done nothing Yet
towards opening up this great com-
mercial highway may or may not
hereafter DO it, bot nohody else shall
-nobody else has right 10 do il.
Now, is this ri ally fact, that will
ever be recognized or admitted by
other powers unless they are forced
to do so by force Of arms? Have We
any more right actually to the con-
s,ruction and control Of such o canal
or ship railway across the is;hmuS
than any other government Have
not Mexico and tho governments OF
Central and South America, and even
the British, who own British llondu-
las, as mnch or more right TO say that
we shall not construct and control
this canal? They certainly think
they have, and they regard our course
as an exhibition Of supreme arrogance,
which they will not respect unless
compelled to do 50 after a trial of
strength of arms.
Others may not''sce it in the sane
light, but we cannot see how we are
to escape from war, sooner Or later,
unless we abandon this position. IN
deed, the correspondence already be-
gun between the United States Gov
crnment and Great Britain may ter
inmate in q conflict Of arms al an car
" day. Wars have grown out of
much smaller matters and one or the
other will have TO make CONCESSIONS,
have the matter settled by arbitration
or at the point eff the bayonet and the
lannon's mouth.
No other government ever has or
ever will recognize our claims. based
me-, what we term "The Monroe
Doctrine F." sa2rt..of war. Every ma
ton on the earth Gains aims the right OF
acquisition Of territory a4fl~p power
esuecially where it can be obtained
with the cons, ut of The inhabitants Of
, the territory; and we cannot prevent
such acquisition on tie Western Con
,inent, except by rcpelling them as III.
vaders. Have We the right to do this
where the people of the country dc
not object? Finally, are we now pre-
pared to establish this Monroe Doc
trine, in its new construction, by force
: of arms? Are We ready for a con
n AZ
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-19

The democrats clec;ed large ma
iority of the members Of the lcsis!a-
ture in New York last week. SO
Conkling will not go back to tie L.
S. Senate during the next Legislature
of that State. The democrats carried
MARYLAND also.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ID w. Lamkin X Co. } State Of Louisiana,
No. lnil Va Parish OF Rmhlaml
5. /. x / II. Amcry } 9Th Dis,rlc, Cour:
". I. rarn,worih)
U,r oi g.. vs.,
/. IL. Amcry. j;h wand Magistrate
J. X. Hewitt Court.
-.
I. II Amory.
Ey v.i'nr "i a writ OF Fl. IA, issued from
the linnl 5th District Court IN ald for the
Parish of Rlchland, State OF L. isana, aud
TWO wits Of ii ii. issued from the Honl 5,h
ward Magistrates Court wi'hin and for .aid
Parish and State. in the above entitled aud
numbered suits, and To me dretcd. | have
srIrd and wnl oiier for sale,a, the door Of he
co"rt honsc, in the town Of Rayville, Oh
Saturday, the Eth day Of December.
1881,
al public auction, to the last and highest bids
der. and within the hours prescribed Ivy law,
the el;ire interest q, 5. L. and T. II. Amery
IN AMI t" the entire property, rights and credits
Of the succession Of Joseph w. Amery,
deceased.
Terms Of salc-cash, with the bencfi, of
aprraisemcnt.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriii-s Office, Rayvillc. La, Sheriff.
Oipbcr 5,h i3Sl.-6
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-19
SHEi.IFF'S SALE.

4. X Shainck State Of Louisinna,
No. III. W Parish Of Richiand,
Mrs II. Underwood, 9TH District Court
lndivn'uaIly.& As turk.
BY virtue Of n wri, Of Fl. IA is,oei from
the Hon 9Th Dis'rm, Cont in and for tho
Parish Of Eicbland. State of Louisiana, in tho
above enrnicd and numbered suit, ADD 10 inc
directed, have seized and will ofFrr fas eale.
NJ the door Of the court house, in the town Of
Rajviile. on
Saturday. The l9h day Of November.
1881,
at public auction, to the list and highest bill.
der, and within the hours prescribed by law,
the following described property, ,o'wn:
All Of section p north half Of north east
! quarter section 36. south wet quarter of south
west quarter section ., in township II north,
I range > east
! Terms of sale-ca.h to pay tho sum of
three thousand three hundred dollars. with
ei2h, per cen, per annum interest, On eleven
hundred dollars from lst january. 1872, eight
| per cent per annum interest, on eleven bun.
drcd dollars from LIST January. 1850, ard eight
per cent per annum interest, on eleven huns
bred dollars from lst January. 1881, and all
| cost "hu On V''hs oi cred' |" pay ee"e"
hundred dollars payable on the lst January,
1852, eleven hundred dollars payable on tho
lsi January, 1853, eleven hundred dollars
payable lst Jaunary, 1881, eleven hundred
dollars payable Is, January, 1885, eleven hum
dred dollars payable lst January, 1856, eleven
hundred dollars payable LIST January. 1897.
eleven hundred dollars paya Die lst January,
lSSS, with per cent interest from their re-
spcctive naturiies till raid.
LEN SCOTT,
Sh"rifrs Office, Rayvil!e, La, Sheriff.
O-tober 18th. 1851 fit.