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Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

We have been shown some rarely beaiiii- fnI ansl valuable specimens of silver ore from Is W Bremen's "70" mine, silver City, New Mexico, in which chloride, bromide, sulphertt aud salphide of silver largely predominaica This mine has about l2010 feet of dsiiis and Las yielded si se,l0 0o8 in silver ballian. His nil tien
 samps) is constantly in melton, and still ske oFe on the dump and at the min is in- ereasing. The best ore is sacked with a view of shipping t East where is cau be successfully handled There is now, in Silver City $250000 of this class of ore in sacks, which assays e5Oo0 per ton
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22


 Az ATTEMPT To SNUFF THE ScrNrIIaA- qgoNs or fsESGUs Not 3 thousand miles soufhezst Of She Il. E Church. isa Pythian band nbe-e aspirations are to strut sl'eI mimic stage. and as they warin to their Ysork in rehearsais they disturb lhe neisbh0Fhood abont tho holIF when church yards yawn.p Their nearest neighs tor endnred tl,e racket of the coming of sHagnasn wood to DinceRane for severaf consecutive evenings, who inally threw 2 cot5D night cap from Lis window as gage of lattle seeing which. Macbeth advanced d snaseb;He j. from the ground and placing it upon his head reEurDed to his castle, hrinsing Il as q trophy afser wbiob ths perplexed neiehbor advanced, circumyaIlating the abode of the players
 to the censenanon of the beaeiged, who seeing tlsaf tl,e jig was up unless terms were effected, offered tle cap as i pence offering, llnt 1hai was no go and rather than tear ghe still advancing foe with grape iley capitulasea upon she terms of only reliemsing seven nights in the week Such peace, however oi3 tectionable. a better tban e sink in lbe rory ael.I bv yellow fsver. or fall beneath the fagx I eage Of She tomahauk of the savage, who does not carry a grind ssone.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
Notiee.

T1HIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE
 Unaef gncd to9ether Wlth Fred. fsritxnafeke efs at the nst.nce or C. O. Brown. Administrator of tbe estate or Black Morris. dec aScd did do and perform the assessment on the Alta msrc. lying and Ae- sng rp Globe District. county or Maricopa. Territory Of Arizona, in accordance % iav fer the year A D. 1880, ain within the tIEne prescribe by statute.
 Dee. @. Issa. n. n. HARRIS.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

raF friends of Ar. and AIrs. Van Wag eran accompanied by terpsichore and Prof. Fischer, nneeremonieusiy entered their dwelling has night, and Th'ieti away tlc joyous hours with flying feet
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
Nofiee

COUNTY TREAsUlsER's OFFICE,
 FLORENCE. PiRa County, 4. E.
 AnWafTailts drawn asslnal the t4eneral Fund Of PiHal County frlim No. 2Q7 to 2f2 inclusive. ani aii warranie from No. ] 90 Q. new series 1881 will bf paio nn pfesensa- tion. Interest ccases from this date. Ifnot presented within ten 9aye from the date of thus notice Warrants ss<t in enumeration will be paid. x bh1tlls
 c0unfs 1'reasuref Piusl Co. January, % 1881. janz2-2t
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
DISSOLUTION N0TTCE.

THE FTRWoP LsIflD & NcKKRNAN was dissolyed 5y mutus consent. January Irt, 1881. Q 3. Achefban wIli continue the bu<iness of the late iirln and collect all debts and pay sii liabiiites
 IHozrks LAIRD,
 J 8. NCKEla AN. Jan. 6. w,2
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
RomN

TO the vie 0f John 8 Hise. on ihe 10th instant two daughters While we con- gratelafe the happy parents upou the loyiui ianfs arg strong ana hcalthy and give esi- sseRce of gladdeniag iie household when with them, time has heightened into yeArs.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
M Ad4erlI.eInenEs.

NOT1CE TO MINING C0MPANtES.-A ~ practical and experienced dillmap sud f.aisnr2isf deires a situation. Address v IT. L.-This office jan22-U
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

THE Wilcox line to orGlose is run on time, having eight changes ot animals n skinv tlse entire distance tI3o miles in twenty four hours. E. 4. Jones IS super snscadeut which, of i'seif, is sufficient guarantee chat expedition and comfort of passengers Wili not ee lost sight of.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

IoSeaRx.- February 4th, a concert lsii be given la the M. E. Church hy PTofes- sors White and Fischer, assisted by the bcSs musical talent in Globe Further no- lice and programme next week. This wiii be Prof. FischeF's last appearance ID Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

MT. Charles shannon has associated himself with alr. Newman in tbe Ppbii. cation of Newman's 1.hi,zg-four an in- geresting journal published in Las Cruces, New Mexlco. We wish the firm abun ianf snccnss.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

I.EAxDKR MIINER left to-day for lliS home in Mercer Co. PcnnsyIvania. He may 1e expected here in May witli liis family.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

IL is nos aecessary to buy your supplies l.v ll,e tos or ear load Eaton q Bailey They break packages and sell just thai you want and as elseap as f taken ia l,.,ik
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Eaten 4 Bailey can sell canned fruits and vegetables at very low figures from ihe fact that they bought their supply last fail before the advance.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22


 Foar shows what tlie advent of ehe q. g.. 6 $. F and Southern Pacific R R.'s gre doin1 for fbe Rio Gande Valley
 Grading is now going on bctween this town aud Dona Ana.
 Tle peiice are instructed Co arrest any peFsan found carFying hre arms
 The milroad coE;pany promises to de- IiEer lrciehts a9 Colorado elsAiR a week. Igo, the railroad contractor. has moved bis canap to point lbis sidk of Dona Ana. There were thirteen saloons in Doua Ana two days ago. when the last count was made.
 HackS ran regularly between this toUu and Mesilla and charge 15 cents for tbe round trip.
 The people of Dena Ana are complain ing of iEe raiir0aa cutting up their fafnls, and ialk of siopnlg ihe Mork untl Nie company settles Vrliii then-
 Work oD De railroad grade in fr0ni Of Iea's house at Iseasburg has heen stopped, tilere being some trouble Wilh hr Lea about right of way lbrough bis properly-
 Rents are rising amazingly. A house which vae offered Co the writer q year ago at $20 per month is Bow lield % l&5. Every vacant room is eagerly sought after and owners of houses arc reapiug 8 golden harvest
 A switch Is lo De put in ai Point of Rocks station ilifee or lnur miles south west of lbe saee 8ation) for the accom- moiasioD of southern freighis, the stage road Icing better route for hansporia- ton fbaa shc road from Colorado.
 Passengers now have the choice of two routes between fhe A. l 6 s. F. and tue $. P. railroads One line of coaches rtlus direci from Colorado. the terminus of the A. T. tS S F., thfnagl tt. Cummings 10 the $ P., aud anolber from Cummings lo Mesiila, Las Cruces and Point of Rocks.
 We caution tue ladies of Las Crnces 10 he very caseful aboui prQmenading ihe streets. There are mspy lotaliiies where thev -0uld be liable t0 insult at anytime and snch localities are increasing in nunl- her aaifr. For tlle next three moaihs is would be better if ladies uaaccompanied hy eeuilemen would not go upon tDe street ai ali. except in cases of absolnie necess ily aud not after undoWu upon any consideration whAtcyer.
 How strangely Ibis advice sounds 70 one gbo remembers Las eruees before the sbrill whistle of tlie iocomofiye was dreamed of in ilIai beauiifel and auiel valley. Ye reneinber ii then, and will mol soon forget is goed people hen' go te" were bad. ead tbe S9bbatn-like stiffness flnt pervaaed thc valey This b,stie and push of bad noea Is but the fogerllnneF ol more haleyon dags t is the founding drfft llaf prcccdiss better class 0f cit zans. When lhe road is hails, these pee pie will go foraera so 1ll other xeea nele' where slaivert mtn, Whose only stock n trade is muscle. are required to grade aae lay tie rails Tor a more advanced ciyiliza don t vill not be long before ti''s t'me ly sasIce of fAe 1'hlf foer win cease ( be reearslei by tie Indies of ias Cruces The setfasa however will io'fov sAe fai as each sIsaaeea spike f driven, ana Y T l keep step with ihe graders
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

TRe finest assorsaent of Lamps ana Chandeliers can be found at Eaton &
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Geo. H Wright has removed the New York BakeFy 10 cary's new building, op- pssise the Tascoe Honse. and is now ready to furnisb ihe hesi of bread, piesr cakes ana everything usually found iu first class bakery. Also Butter. Cheese and Eors.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

J. H. HAsEES, Superintendent of the Irene M < 8l Go lcfi for New York 'on business of. Inc company. on the feth.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

FREIanr REcEIPrs.-3Ye Yestmeyer, .5s4 lbs. Hitchcock & Co, 1,1ls lbs- Bucka lev d Oehes 800 lbs. Van Wagenan, 5000 lbs: Henderson, 85000 lbs. Ellis E Co. %. f78 lbs, Duryea. 7740 lbs Har- rls. Fisher & Co. $500 lbs. Meyers 6 sehein. 1.Ggl0 lbs; Hammon 6 Taylor, 100 lbs: J. Laedke, 200 lbs; Sultan Bros s8a0 lbs: Chapel, 28. 12G Ibs; Kelimr s.000 nls.s Coover q Co., 2.550 lbs; 8. Klein d Co. 14590 lbs; + N Fiske 1.G00 lbs Eaton 0 Bailey, i5,9J0 lbs F. r. KelIneF, LOCO ils.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

THK togD council js now organized and held its first meeting on tbe 18th al which Sam Wildly sas appointed Attorney and C. e Meyers, Recorder tt was ordered thai hill defining the duties of oifieeTs should be drafted and forwarded to Hon D. Roab for the action of the legislature.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Eaton t Bailey have luss received inc fnesS assortment of CFockery ever brought in thfs market. They are marked loT down
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

srouT. FIsx s Co. shipped bullion, this week to sac amount af s5,al5 60
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Mrs. Ireue Vail has opened a Bakery. and eag aged II. K. King formerly iu the employ of Geo H. Wright, as baker Ar. k is fsst class baker and pastry cook. Those palronizing Mrs. Y. may rest as sured of having lhe best of bread and pastry
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
Below Cost,

Ny Superior facilities of buying di- rect at Paris, London. Berlin and St. Petersburg. coupled with beng she only( merchant who has a coa- irset for low freight with the | r c. P. and s. P. Railroads, enables me to distance all other mongers in Globe and the United States.
 This is no ..jOak
 ID. HENDERSON
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
GLOBE DIsTRICT.
Mlnfng News-

zinimg NeFs-
 . On tse 2s,h Of Dec. 1Ss0, Mr. Josiah Flouruoy measured ilie Centennial mine ilud found CD excess of 1s8 feet en the northeast end which he located.
 Rose, Mason and Jas9sv are at work on she Big IBiuD. Bleck Hornet and Silver Bow group of mines. They exhibit some very fire ore, assaying fFsn eoe b 400 ozs. per ton. This group of Iniees are lo- eated opposite tlie Cox t coplin mines in z Tarautula hill in which some 10 or 12 veins and ssratascenter. ItIsa fine prop ersr arss riglisly developed will sooner or later yield erich harvest
 wv. Palmer who is favorably known amoun mining men of Nevada vas witli as last week and ha6 occasion 10 visig foe stonewall mine owned by Mr. Joseph cbamberlin 6 Co, He pronopness t a good niine and after thoroagh examina. non of same was of opinion that it rank ed amohg the fornost mines of our Terri tory. The opinion of so practical a miner hs Mfr Palmer is a sufficient guarantee to vagranl us in congratuletiag the ownen apon ibeir possession of So valuable a properly. BIT Riotie also examined lbis mine aiid classes il as the most promising mine iii the district.
 The owners q the Jalia mine ace sink ing shaft with view of striking ibe ledge sl depth of about % feet. This loie isEae one onl Hhhb lhe Ceniestnf mine ss and eaiQns A pn the ns6tlE The Jrlia's shaft is only 150 feet Erosn that nf fhe Eanfennials working shaft
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Ailoislers isit with EA'fo..s BAILEY Of Gloue. Bil he promptly Attended to.
 Messrs. EATON $ BAIbRY wi5l alec keeT nsapplT roas1satir r ca hand saizsisnt for al dsmand
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

AsBEsT0s PowplEH. EH.-Asbcstos powder, made iulo tliiek pasie wilA liquid sili- cate of soda. is used with great advantage for mixing joints fitting saps and con nsf4irv rioes. fliinr pipes. eic. Et hard- ens very Qo1clkly sihncs any 1esb ana is steam-iight
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
Wz are in receipt Of she following card

WE are in receipt of the following card of invitation:
 ME AND ARs. B F Fox
 Granville, Iowa, Request FalIT presence af the marriage 9f tbeir daughter. Wednesday, Jan. l2th, 18e1-IwelTe o'clock. AYafs q. NoNEILY. llDA k. Fox We hereby tender our warnnest cc7gFas ulations 10 Mr and Mrs. McNelly
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22
Kew Advertisezsznss.
Notice of of
 Business.

Having determined to Close out my Retail business and to sell nothing less than a carload at a time, and further, as soon as Congress declares Pie nal creek naVigable, will sell nothing less than a steamship load
 of 2OOO tons at a time, T will until then sell
 all broken packages at .1,795 per cent
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Tire bill for ihe segregation of Pima county isy vote in fle House is shown io haze a raaioriiy of three in layer of ihe measure Ii iss therefore. probaiee tlili ihe oopaty of fsNliise Will be ereatei. Bil for repeal Of hullion fax was pafmly slehafeG in committees Of the whole. Hayues and McCa1eFsy for Woods and
 Brown againsi Mccaderty's bin giving |R. R water gratis io travellers, received q 4laIietes Dn mo60a to inaelinliel p0spone. vote l8 10 4 Brown gave notice of D bill so alne9d chapter 30. ec coisPi led lava. 4Fe bave not learned what dispcsisiols ssas made ot NT. Browns bill tn lop qli R2 e1o os ia sAlary of tiie Judge of tbe sd Die
 tric(, nhicb to elnerous leg AletuFe Rgreea Q fork over in adlisioa to ibe ltd.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

4 WsShineion ts spsleh ic the Arizona caf-ss says: Tbe Home Commitiee on Territories have aal.eed to report faYora- bly mon the 1.iil ta s6Hsl the act of the q'.lrriforial Ieeislalhre vliish authorized tl,s conslruction sf railroad between Maricopa and Pressott
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

The Best0a EcoB0mfst says The stock hollerS Of Fhe Silver Nugget Mining Co. met according fo call Of Dee. 2f 70 col slider the 6nancial condition of the com panv, and see what steps could be taken to exfricate Inc company from its emhar- iassment 1t vas slafed at dis meeting llsat the marlHagc held by AlessFs. Fisk and Foxg was not legal and valid, having been authorized bY $ twotbin1s vote 0l Sssak including trustee stock, while tbe law requires a iwofhiras vote of all the stock in the. nanes of the actual owners l: also that there is a defect in the dmft e fbe mortgage. which probably invalldai1s it. Whether ibe above statements are facts, is not clear
 Tbere was an active interest taken by tise stockholders. and ii is believed that the uiue will be slAved Co them.
 The regularity ef the payment of diyi den3s by the dividend paying compauies of Arizona points very decidedly o the fact fnat large results are in fbe near ia fnre. and that the new fields OI enterprise in mining will, during the present year far s0fpass all former strides made in seeking the precious metals. f6e exodus from California and Nevada show tie appre siaiion, DraciiCal miners baye of the bul paffial ly' nrosEl Elected tefTio ioTy, anl for the present and greaS future, the interest in mining will largely centre ip the South west. where climate and progressive in- ansfries are Che attractions, and whore mining is almost as sure Of being 3 profit able venture as any legitimate Industry Is si home Afizona $ psggnaDl Witb rich rewards for the most conservative.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Tue H. r. Easieeeriaa and Mining yoarnai of Jan. 6th says: The first clean aD at 65lohe. Arizona. of fine Golden Eagle l0-s,amp Lill after run of seven week -ineiuding tbe many delays incidental lo sbe first startiug amounted io $S0000 sE gold and a very considerable amount in silver.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Burn tAe Pima Indian, tbe murderer Of Arthur Manson, wbo sas 5ediciaIlg ap- pointed io step from tine 70 eiernitys n Florence ca tbe l8lh inst., wss given start. at she appeihsed tiRes by ohertD Gabriel.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Jaines C. Fait lse, sesii eieftei ay shs Nesada f.cgislalafe lo Tspfeent slaas State in tbe Senslk of tae tnilea State.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

saturday. yauuary se. 1881.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Hitchcock 6 Co. have 8 splendid assoFi- ment of holiday eools nev and frcsb Albums. Vases. Perfumes. Soaps. &c. 1T you want to give your sweetheart some thing go Co Hitchcock G Co.'S aDd buy e.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

Go to chapels as the Los Angeles Fruit Depot fof fruits Of all kinds. The Aueri stoEk ei candles shai las eeef come ie Globe, Nuts Butler. Cheese, Eggs. Gran berries, Tea. Coffee Honey, &c. Also 25. f28 lbe Of fine Califorria pOtaiOcs.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

fn the Dissrici Court fhe First Judicial Dlsrict sf ths Territory Of Arizona n and Tor he ccqny q rina1
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-22

TX. L. Auction Store eorreT Of Pusi & Bfoa8 s. 04salis cardlten 5ackeis. and asl kind q furnishing goods cheaper than the cheapest
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-05-18

CoTroN PICKING BY MACHINERY
We see from the Paris North Texan,
that Mr.. Goodwin, o! Arkansaw,
"has invented and perfected cotton
picker and cleaner which has been de-
monstrated to be an entire success"
In commenting on the subject a cor
respondent says: "The writer has seen
the machine work, which, in his opin-
ion. is destined to reyoIutionize the
cotton industry of the country by les
seniug about one half the expense of
producing or preparing the staple for
the market" We mast confess to be-
ing somewhat skeptical in regard to
the success of the new invention. The
production of machine which would
take the place of human labor in gath
ering the cotton from the fields, has
been one which has long engaged the
attention of mechanical inventors, and
one which has held ont to them great
inducements of rich rewards for the
solving of the problem. So far all at
tempts have been failures and we had
regarded it as an impossibility. That
it would be of immense advantage to
our cotton planters there is no ques
ton, and while skeptical, we trust Mr.
Goodwin's machine may prove sue.
cess. Shreveport Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-05-18
EDITOR DEMOCRAT

EDITOR DEMOCRAT
I notice in the n. 0. Democrat
statement taken from the New YORK
Times in regard to frauds in Star mail
routes, aud cites No. 3Ol62, La, which
is the route am now carrying as sub
contractor. In that statement b. b.
SHINES report is given. Now, sir,
Gen. SHINES was an agent OF the
money order Office. and went out of
the line of his duty when he made the
report. He was supposed to be work
ing in the interest of the establishing
of the route from Vermilionvil.e, and l
suppose thought it would advance the
interests of the parties seeking that
contract to misrepresent the equip
ments on route 3Ol63; therefore his
statement, or rather, report, should
not have any weight, as certificates
from all the postmasters, stsndkeepers
and great many citizens, also the
afidavits of drivers, agent. ETC., have
been fled in the Post Office Depart,
ment, stating positively that the stock
we're good and more than sufficient
number for the service; that there were
an abundance of vehicles and othe
equipments, and that no expense O
trouble was spared to carry the mai
efficiently. These mail frauds are ag
itated once q year, and parties TAX
advantage of them to misrepresen
certain routes for selfish purposes
This is the fastest mail line in tn
State aud more mail is carried over ii
N. McGINNIS,
Sub. Contractor
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-05-18

A HANDSOME PAPER.--The "lllns
trated Scientific News for May is
before US, looking handsomer, if pos
sible, than any Of the preceding is
sues. Since its change of publishers
last January, this magazine has i'm
proved with each succeeding num-
Der. The present issue of the ell
!nstrated Scientific News" is over
flowing with handsome engrayings,
and instructive and interesting mat
ter. Among the various subjects H.
Illustrated in this issue is a superb
specimen Of cut glass ware; an ex-
haustive a.ticleo on asphaltum and it's
use in streets and pavements; new
and ingenious hand-car, shown in
operation; a new steel steamer fol-
use in shallow rivers; the new Jober,
telescope, aud an interesting paper
on physics without apparatus, also
fully illustrated. Every number
contains thirty,two pages full of en-
cravings of novelties in science ane
the useful arts. To he had Of al
news dealers, or by mail of the pub
fishers, Mum & CO., 81 Park Row
New York, at LEO per annuna sin
gle copies l5 cents.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-05-18
nH Call and i.Xamine NY Stock
sHERIFF1s SALE.


MRS. ALICE SCHMALINskI
j. w. PRESCOTT, PnEsD
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Rapides, La.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO sATlsF
u writ of Fieri Facias issued out
of the above named Court in the above
entitled and numbered suit, and to me
directed. have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction, in front OF
the Court House door, in the Town OF
Alexandria. La, between the hours
prescribed by law, on
SATUR Jay, the 18th day OF JUNE,
A. D. 1881, a.
the following described property, selz-
ed by special order of said writ, to-
wit -
A certain tract of land, together with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon, known as the Race Conrst
and grounds of the Rapides Agricnltu
raj Fair Association, situated on thu
left descend ing bank Of Bayou Rap
ides. in this Parish and State, fronting
on said bayou, bounded above and il
the rear by lands belonging to the Es
tate of Clara L. Brown, and below b.
| Clapp Bros, aud containing the guam
tity of one hundred fl00) acres, NOR
or less.
Terms-CAsH, subject to appralse
ment. D. G. PAUL,
Nav 10, 1881. Sheriff.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-05-18
SHEnIFF'S SALE.

Henry Renshaw VS.. George W. Stat
ford, Dative Testamentary Executor
of l.. A. Stafford.
No. 234l-Twelfth Judicial District
Court, Parish of Rap
ides, La.
nY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
ID writ of seizure aud sale issued
out of the above named Court in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and
to me directed, I have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction, in front
of the Court House door, in the Town
of Alexandria, La, between the hours
prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 4th day Of JUNE,
A. D. 1881,
the following described property, seiz-
ed by special order of said writ, to-
witt
A certain tract of land or plantation
situated on the Boyou boeuf, in the
Parish Of Rapldes. La, containing SIX
teen hundred {l600) acres, more or
less, bounded above by lands por'
chased from Hetherwick, and below by
lands of said Stafford, purchased from
H. M. Keary, by exchange Of planta
ton known as "North Bend" together
with the buildings and improvement
thereon, stock cattle, horses, and farm
ing utensils and implements Of hus
bandry thereunto belonging.
i Also, another tract OF land, adjoin
ing tho one above described and bein
the same purchased from H. W. Heth
erwick, the said tract containing thre
hundred and sixty -seven 1867 acres
more or less, and being bounded abov
by lands of Mrs. Providence Tame
: and below by the above describe
, plantation, together with the improve
: ments thereon.
: This sale will be made subject to
, certain lease made to j. w. Staffor'
with JOS. Scharf as security, for Il
. sum of five hundred ($500) dollar
PAYABLE on or before the LIST day
January, A. D. 1882, and expiring (
the 3lst day of December, A. D. 1873
r which said lease will be sold and CO
t veyed with the property to the pu
II chaser.
o Terms-Twelve months credit, t
II purchaser furnishing bond with 30
}. and sufficient security, bearing Gig
\ per cent per annnm interest from da
!, and special mortgage on tue proper
- sold until Gnal payment. The p'
D. chaser to pay all taxes Of the "
?, 1881. D. c. PAUL.
a. Sheriff of the Parish Of Rapid
May ls, 1881.