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ORDERS NO. B.

HEApQuARrERs WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May l3, 1916.
The officers Of the United States subsistence de-
partment at and near New Orleans, will issue ra-
tons to all volunteers ordered to the barracks pre-
paraory to their being mustered into the service OF
the United States, upon the requisition OF known
volunteer officer.
BY order of Maj. Gen. GAMES:
P. CALHOUN,
A. d. c., A. A. A. G..
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ATOTICE.--The subscribers have this day en-.
IN tered into copartnershp under the firm of J.
& II. DOUGLAS, for the purpose Of conducting the
Horticultural and seed business, in all its branches
at the present stand opposite the State Department
where we respectfully invite all persons to call that
wish to procure fine greenhouse and parlor plants
and prime garden and flower seeds.
Both beng practical gardeners, every one who
purchases of US may rely upon getting any article
in our line Of the best quality such as will be Gre
dit to the establishment and satisfactory 10 the pur
chaser. Any article not true 10 representation will
be made right or the money returned.
- ]. g. H. DOUGLAS,
Florists and sesdsmen, opposite State Dept
May ll--sod2v 49,. lib |nI1 rf. .... a."N
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ORDERS NO. I.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION,

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May ID, 1886
I. William Dubuys, late major general, now a
1 louisiana volunteer, in the service of the United
States is hereby appointed to act inspector gene
raj 10 the United States volunteers under orders for
Matamoras upon the Rio Grande, and will be obey
ed accordingly.
III. Lieut.. 1sxada, late a member Of the egisla-
ture, is hereby appointed to act as volunteer and
de-camp to the major general commanding the
western division, and will be obeyed accordingly.
By command Of Major Gen. GAMES:
P. CALHOUN,
AID. c., A. A. A. G.
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ORDERS NO. III.

HEApQuARrEns WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May IA, 1886.
James G. Bryce, esq, a distinguished member OF
the bar, Louisiana volunteer is hereby appointed
to act as volunteer abide camp to the major general
commanding the Western Division, and will be
obcyed accordingly. ''
By command Of Maj, Gen. GAMES:
p. CALHOUN,
A. d. c., A. A. A. G.
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ORDERS, NO. 4.
HEADQUAnrrRs WESTERN DrrIsIos,

HEADoUARTERs WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May 6, 1886.
Lieut.. Beauregard, corps of engineers, Is hereby
authorized and directed to into the service OF
the United States, any Of the companies Of voun-
teers under the command Of Bngadier General p.
+. Smith.
By command Of Maj. Gen. Gaines;
p. CALHOUN,
A. ID. c. A. A. A. G..
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HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May IA, 1916.

Major F. Buisson is hereby authorized and re-
uuesred to raise battalion to consist OF Two conpa-
MES of sixty to one hundred men each, to serve as
arfcsrs and as infantry occasion may require, Tor
six months unless sooner discharged
They will assemble at Forts Jackson and ST. Phil
in where they will be stationed until further orders,
and will be mustered into the service OF the United
states as soon as the companies are raised. The
deputy ouartcrmas,er general and Cept. ], B. Gray
son, commissary Of subsistence, VIII furnish, upon
the reouisition of Major Buisson all the camp equr
trans portation rations, and other supplies to
uh;cb the volunteers are entitled. The ordnance
officers will furnish the proper supply OF arms and
ammunition .,-,rr, = r,,,rc
Major General United States army,
Commanding western division.
Official P. CALHOUN, ...L... % ..'
A. A. A. G. Western Division.
SPECIAL oRpERs--No. o.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION.
New Orleans, May Is, 1886.
I,ieut James Belger, 9Th infantry, will proceed to
Fort Wood, Louisiana, and assume charge OF that
post. .r# .n, ~ =
Two citizens will be hired by Lieut.. Col /: +.
Hunt. deputy auartermaster general, and furnished
TO Lieut. Belger, TO be employed under his direction
in preserving and protecting the public properly at
Fort Wood q -ar Jy- .at.n Z. .."aa
~ P. CALHOUN,
AID. c., A. A. A.G
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ORDERS NO. y.

HEApquARrERs WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May IA, 1886.
Walter Hchey, of the California Guard, volun,
teer in the service of the United States is appointed
acting adjutant of the post of New Orleans barracks
and will be obeyed and respected accordingly He
the barracks, for instructions in his duties. '
BY command Of Maj Gen. GAME.:
P. CALHOUN,
AID. g., A. A:A.G.
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SPECIAL oRDERs-No. %.
HrapouARrERs WESTERN DIVISION,

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May "a, 1876.
l. The increased duties devolving upon Capt.
J. B. Grayson, commssary of subsistence in issu-
ing provisions to the volunteers assembled in this
city, rendering additional assistance necessary he is
authorized to employ three persons, should that
number be necessary. The pay of the persons
thus employed shall hot exceed what follows the
first or principal assistant $50, second $40; third,
500, per month. l. b D. s......, 49,.
2. L. Col Hunt, deputy quartermaster general,
is directed to rent suitable room to store the pro-
visions which sro to be issued to the volunteers in
which the issues win be made.
By order of Maj Gen. Gaines:
... p. CALHOUN,
A. ID. c., A. A. A.G.
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Nav 21-2aw
L,INE watches, JeweIry, and silver

ENINE "HtCHcb, vUWOHy, HHu oTNOH
H ware.--SAML w. BENEDICT, No. 5 Wall
street, New York. would call the attention of per.
sons visiting the city to his large assortment Of
chronometer, duplex, lever, and other fine watches,
imported direct from the best makers in Europe,
and will be warranted perfect in every respect, and
correct time keepers Also handsome pattern OF
anchor escapements. Watches for ladies'.
Mr.. Cotier, who has been at the head Of the re-
pairing department for the last FIVE years, will give
his personal attention to the repairing of all fine
watches.
Spoons, forks, cups, and every description of sill.
yer ware.
May 20-d3w
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officer in command to assume charge OF the barracks
and public property, he viii return TO this city.
BY order of Major Gen. Gaines;
p. CALHOUN.
A. ID. c., A. A. A. G.
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7 OhDLHs-kO. 10.
HEADeUARrERs WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May %, 1886
Captain T. B. Linnard, of the corps Of TopO-
graphical Engineers, is appointed mastering and
inspecting officer. He will muster into the service
Of the United States any companies Of volunteers,
who may present themselves with authority for
muster. ...
BY order Of Major General Gaines:
p. CALHOUN,
A. ID. c., A. A. A. q.
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HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION,
n

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May 3, 1876.
SrR: Should you despatch the steamer Msss-
sipp, as requested in my letter Of this date, would
prefer the additional request that she should receive
on board the two companies of artillery, now in
garrison in Pensacola harbor.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, your obi servt,
EDMUND P. GAINES,
Major General United States Army,
Commanding Western Division.
To Commander w. X. LArIMER, U S. NJ,
Commanding naval forces at Pensacola.
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Alexandria Piano ware-room.

NOLAN PIANOS -WILLIAM PKAI 1,
IL professor of music, King street, near Wash.
ington street, Alexandra, has constantly on hand
an assortment of superior Piano Fortes, mannfac-
!ured by NUNS e. Clarke, Of New York, without
and with Coleman's beautiful folian Attachment,
all richly finished, with harp pedal, complete; sew
sral in both rosewood and mahogany, just re-
oeved and for sale on the most eligible terms. Old
pianos taken in exchange.
Nav ll--eod2W
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." EnMIIND r.. GAINES
SPECIAL oRpERs-No. %.

spEcfAL oRpERs-N0. %.
HEApouARrERs WEsrsRs DIVISION,
New Orleans, May Is, 1876.
Tbs, norton OF rnspeeiM orders, Mo- -, Of May
I5tb which assigns Iient Bslgef sfh infantry, to
daiy at Fort Wood 10 tsvoksdSr He villtrspor, 10
- ~ =, ts,oa adj t- s4gos fgtfcttil NF
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DIVISION ORDERS, No. 7.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, Nov. 80, lSi5.
On account of the indisposton Of Captain Worth,
A. d. Camp Calhoun is detailed on the board, or
dered to assemble by division orders No 6.
By order of Maj. Gen. Gaines:
p. CALHOUN,
A. d. Camp, A. A. A. G.
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sale of ready made cloth

TRUSTEES sale of ready made cloth
i ing, &c.-By virtue Of deed OF uust from
D. Evans 10 me, for certain purposes therein ex-
pressed will sell OF public auction for cash, on the
sh INST at the store on 7th street, near the cor
nsr Of 7h, all the stock of ready made clothing, fur
niture, hxtures &c, &C., in said store embracing
great variety Of mems wearing apparel made IN the
oest manner, and suitable for the present season
Persons in want will do well to attend, as the sale
being positive, bargains may be expected. Sale al
three o'clock, p. m.
J. F. CALLAN,
Trustee.
ROBERT w. DYER,
lime e-d,I6tb Auctioneer.
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HEADoUARTERs WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May 9th, 1886.

Lafayette Saunders, esq is authorized and re.
ouested to raise regiment OF mounted gun men, to
number from five hundred to thousand men
which will be mustered into the service Of the Uni
ted States at any point he may designate for thai
purpose. -
The officers Of the quartermasters and commissa-
ry's department will furnish Mr. Saunders with any
arms, equipments, and supplies th'the may need
on his requlstion.
EDMUND P. GAINES,
Major General United States army
Commanding West. Div.
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ORDERS NO. 2.
HE,peuARrERs WESTERN DIVISION,
49,. New Orleans, May 5, 1886.
l. Lieut. Col. Pierce, let artillery, will assume
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Colonel CRANE,
Commanding lst department,
Pensacola harbor.
HEApouAKTERs WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, May 8, 1916.


New Orleans, May 9, l646
SIR: have caused two field pieces, l2-pounders,
to be put on board the steamers Galveston and Tel
egraph, to assist in covering the landing Of the
troops should the passage into the Brazos ST. Jago
be blocked by the enemy's batteries. ,
| enclose herewith a sketch of the BIazos st.
Jago and adjacent islands think your best plan
is to land at the point the G, and march direct to the
point D. where boats sent from Point Isabel can
transfer the troops across the bay.
small boat should be sent to Major Munroe,
giving notice of your approach and desire to cross
Everything, however, must be left to your dis
crston and judgment IN discovering the best means
of effectng a landing at Point Isabel.
have the honor to be, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
EDMUND P. GAINES,
Major General U. s. Army,
Commanding Western Division.
To It. Col H. WILSON, st.
Cong lst Reg. U. s. Infantry.
p. s. Should you deem it necessary, you can
take the tweve-pounders to Point Isabel if not you
will send them back to New Orleans, to the Of
Col. Hunt, deputy quartermaster general.
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HEADauARrERs WESTERN DNisIos,
Nav Orleans. Nav %. l8l6.

New Orleans, May %, 1876.
p B. Starke, ESQ.,, is authorized and requested TO
raise, in the State Of Mississippi regiment Of drs-
goons to consist of ten companies Of GO 10 100 mon
each to be mustered into the service Of the United
States for six months, unless sooner discharged, o.
some point to be hereafter designated. ''"N
The officers Of the quartermaster's, subsistence,
and ordnance departments, will furnish, upon uae
requisition of Mr.. Starke, the proper allowance Of
camp cquippage, rations, arms, and other supplies,
for the Immediate accommodation of the companies,
and transportation for their supplies, &C., 70 the
seat of war upon the Rio Grande.
7 4 '.. EDMUND p. GAINES,
Major General United States army,
Commanding Western Division.
Official: p. CALHOUN.
A. A. A. G., West Div.
AsusrANr ApJUrAsT GENERALS OFFIcE,
New Orleans, May %, 1916.
Sir: General Gaines directs that you issue pro.
visions to all volunteers who come to this city with
United States. Il was his in,eption TO cover this
by order No. 8, of May Is, 1876, a copy Of which
was sent you. Arsqnisition from any ons Of the
captains signed by either Of the persons whom the
general has authorized TO raise regiments, will be
sufficient to warrant And it is the generals
directions that you will issue such requistion.
I enclose you one Of the acquisitions of the kind
referred to above.
Respectfully your obedient,
P. CALHOUN,
ID. c., A. A. A. G.
Capt. ]. B. GRAYsoN,
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A. A. A. @. West Div.

HEApeuARrrxs WE,rEas Diusios,
New Orleans, May ~, 1886
Colonel w. b. Lewis is hereby authorized and re-
quesed TO raise a regiment or battalion OF wssasd
gun ux consist Of not loss Than ave, nor TO an
coed ten companies, each company 70 namoer sew
onty to one hundred nsn, 70 rendsEvous at oPe-
ousas where they will be mustered into the services
Of the United States for duty upon tho Rio Grands,
for six months unless sooner discharged The
United States quartermaster and commissary OF SUD
ssenee will b. instructed To ssu the requisite sup
plies Of camp eqaipags, forage, sod suos'ssencr,
upon the requisiton Of Colonel Lewis.
EDMUND p. GAINES,
Maj General u. s. Army.
Commanding Western DIVISION.
0hicill: p. CALHOUN,
A. A. A. q. Western Division.
HEApeUARrERs WESTERN DIVIsios,
New Orleans, May IL, lo46-
Major Albert Rust is hereby authorized and re-
ouested TO raise a reg ment battalion OF n'oustsd
gun men TO consist Of ten, or not less man hve
companies, TO number sixty TO one hundred each
To rendezvous at Fort Jesup, where they wiz DC
mustered into the service Of the United States Tor
six months unless sooner discharged.
The quartermaster, eommissary OF suosistence,
and ordnance officers will be instructed TO issue the
requisite arms, camp equipage, and subsistence
upon the requisition Of Major. Rust
EDMUND p. GAINES,
Major General u s. Army,
Commanding Western Division
Official: P. CALHOUN, A. A. A. q.
Western Division.
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DIVISION ORDERS, NO. 6.
HEApoUARTERs WESTERN DIVISION,


DIVISION ORDERS, NO. 6.
HEApquAHrERs WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, Nov. 81, lS45
A board Of officers to consist of Captain J. s.
Worth 9Th infantry, Captain j. B. Grayson, sub
sistence department, and First Lieutenant C. s.
Lowell 9th infantry, will assemble at Captain Gray
sons office, on Saturday, the 29th instant, at IL
o'clock, a. m, or as soon thereafter practicable,
from whence the board will proceed to inspect the
train of field artillery, gun carriages, oasons,
equipments and ammunition Of Major Gally's bat
talon of Louisiana volunteer light artillery, late in
the service Of the United States at Corpus Christi,
Texas, and report the opinion OF the board to the
present condition of said train, and what may
be necessary and proper to add to the same, to re-
new the train, &c, in all respects equal to what it
was when the battalion was mustered into the SER
vice Of the United States, on the 2lst Of August,
1S45.
By order of Major Gen. Gaines:
P. CALHOUN,
A. D. Camp and Act'g ASH Adj' Gen.
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IITHATMAN,s English Antiquarian

JXTHATMAN'S English Antiquarian
w drawing paper, imported direct from the
manufacturer, and the best quality made by him,
by F. IA fLof.
French vegetable tracing paper, of the largest
SIZE, and of unusually fine quality imported direct
from Paris, by F. Taylor, under orders for the
best that could be bought for money, without stip-
uaiion as To prce,
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ORDERS NO /.
"HEApaUARrERs WESTERN DIVISION,
"New Orleans, May a. 1916.
Can't. J. Van Horn, Sd regiment of United States
infantry il hereby authorized and directed to mus
ter into the service Of the United States the compa-
MICS of I, louisiana troops being raised for Texas
BY order of Maj. Gen. Gaines;
p. CALHOUN,
A. ID, c., A. A. A. g.
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NEW BOOKS!-Expostory Lectures on ST.
~ Paul's sEpistle to the Colossans, by Daniel,
Bishop of Calcutta, and Metropolitan of India
volume
Olendortrs new method of learning to read,
write, and speak the French language, by J. l..
Jewett-1 volume.
The Mystical Presence vindication OF the re-
formed or Calvanistic doctrine of the Holy Eucha-
rst, by Rev. J.. w. Nevin, D. Done volume.
Received and for sale by
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ASSISTANT ApJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
Neu Orepns Nav q ISd6

ASSISTANT hDJUTANT UENEHkLb OFF1UE,
New Orleans, May 9, 1886.
SIR: In answer to the inquiry of Brigadier Gen
erol Smith, made through you, as to whether il
two assistant surgeons were appointed to regi,
ment, they would be mustered into the service of the
United States, am instructed by Maj General
Gaines to say that they will be mustered in, if pre-
sen,ed and instructions to that effect will be given
to the mastering officers.
am, sir, your obcdent servant,
p. CALHOUN,
A. D. c., A. A. A. G.
w. G.. G. WILSON,
Surgeon to the Washington Battalion,
New Orleans.
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HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION,

New Orleans, May 8, 1886. - :.
Sra: The urgent necessity of despatching rein
forcements TO General Taylor, induces to request
that YOU will order the steamship Mississippi, forth
with to the southwest pass OF the VI ssssippi river
to receive on board the troops destined for Texas.
Provisions, water, supplies, &c. for the troops
in the voyage to Brazos Santiago will be supplied
at this place.
would suggest that an extra number of oats be
supplied to the steamer, in order to facilitate the
landing Of the troops.
The accompanying paper will apprise you Of our
recent intelligence from Gen. Taylor, suggesting the
propriety of the above request.
lhave the honor to be, sir,
Very respectfully, your obodient servant,
EDMUND P. GAINES
Major General United States Army,
Commanding Western Division.
To Commander w X. LATtMER, U. S. ~,
Commanding naval forces at Pensacola.
HEApoUARrERs WESTERN DIVISION
New Orleans, May 3, 1876.
STA: You will proceed direct to Pensacola, and
carry dispatches to Commodore Lotimor
You will urge upon that officer the necessity of
the greatest possible despatch of the steamer Mis-
s;ssippi with the troops now in garrison at Pensaco-
Ia 70 the southwest pass of the Mississippi river.
Won are authorized to muster into the service OF
the United States any volunteer troops for Texas
that NAV offer, and despatch them to New Orleans
| am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
| EDMUND p. GAINES,
Mai Gen. United States army,
Commanding the Western division.
To Maj. w II. CuAcE,
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ASSISTANT ADJUTANr GENERAL's oTFIcE,
New Orleans, May 81, 1886
Sra: General Gaines directs that you furnish to
the sixners of the enclosed letter-Messrs. CHM
and Stewart-two pieces Of artillery Of the calibre
they desire as as they can be spared from the
arseDaI at Baton Rouge, and ammunition TO suit.
Respectfully, your obedient servant
80. P. CALHOUN,
A. d. c., A. A. A. q.
Captain WHITLEY,
~ Ordnance Denartmnnl
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Dccember 9. lS45

The frs, of the kind within my knowledge VS.
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oRpERs-No. l6.

80 Infantry, New Orleans.
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ASSISTANT ApJurAsT GEsERAL's oyy,os,
|Hf New Orleans, May ~, 1886.
Ssa I am instructed by the Major General com
manding 10 inform you, in answer 10 your comrnu-
nicaton OF this date In reference TO private Brady
OF the I'd infantry that he cannot change his nstruc.
lions in regard TO said private, as his services al
New Or, ans barracks cannot, for the present, be
spared. This is, Of course, temporary arrange
ment AS soon as private Brady's services can be
dispensed with he will be ordered to Join his regi-
mcnt.
As you desire some written suthority in regard
10 the mastering Of volunteer companies, | state for
your information General Gaines's instructions on
that subject although the subject has been covered
by the division orders already issued. .'
/ Any written statement signed by either Of the
persons authorized to raise regiments and approved
by myself, will be authority for the mastering Of.
fcers.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
p. CALHOUN,
A. d. c., A. A. A. G.
Captain VAN HoRSE,
"a Infantry New Orleans.
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UoTkFHEN IfENDERsUN, esq'p
1t. Col. comdg lth reg't L. NJ,
/ Baton Rouge.
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IN ,hat horrid prison, for ten long years of
Aea, and cod, the wrelchc1 lunalic has
hcen kept his own family, with no bed
,Gnhes, no fir and no hope OF escape, ex-
.crpl through the gate OF death. The Peep
Ia of Monticello are Christian communi.
~. Why, in the name OF heaven and
earth, do they permit such horrible barbar
inv to be enacted in their midst?
We have fell some hesitation in record
ing this incident lest il might irjure the
character Of Kentucky, but our sense of the
claims Of humanity is stronger than even
our State PRIDE louisville Journal.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

"ILL be sold at public auction by the under
w signed in pursuance of license by the Judge
Of Probate on the 1lth day of February next at
the hour Of ten o'clock of said day the dwelling
house the undersigned in the village of South
port the following described Real Estate "All the
land in lot no. three (3) in block no. eighty six
1907 in the north ward village OF Southport which
lies north of line to be drawn said lot par
allel with the south line of lot one y in said block
twenty one and hali(2lI) feet south of said south
line OF lot one aforesaid and the buildings situated
thereon aforesaid
There will also be sold at the said time and place
personal properly cons sting of a stove and pipe,
a beer pump lot of crockery &c, &C., &c and
many other articles Of various kinds.
The sale will be positive and for cash down.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR,
Administrator
l.
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DY virtue of writ of Alias Fien Facias issued
ID out of, and under the sale of the District Court
Racine county w. II. and to me directed against
the goods, chatles, lands and tenements of Gordon
and Peter Martin, have seized and taken all the
right title and interest Of the said defendants IN
and to the following pieces parcels OF lands to
vii: The east Of the south west quarter of sec
ton thirty six (36) town three (3) north of range
twenty two [22] east, also south east quarter sec
tlon thirty three (:i3) town two (2) north OF range
twenty two (22) east-and south west quarter Of
section thirty tour (34 town two (2) north ofrange
twenty two (22) east, which shall expose for sale
at public vendue as the law directs at the Court
House in the viilsg &c of Racine on Wednesday the
25th day OF February next at one O'Clock in the
aftereoon. h. r. HUGUNlN,
Dated Southport Jan. 90 1916. Sheriff