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81
Last year, a man named Sullivan, dwelling in the
lower part of the city, purchased dogs at 25 cents
ed from the boys, and when he had 100 collect
q he would take them in cart TO the dog-pOund,
- obhjn 30 cts. each for them. He had always
from 80 to 40 boys in his service, dog-hunting. a
mad dog however, Sulvan, and hsdied Ofhy-
drophobia The d65%pound is now open, and re-
ceivug nigh 1OdIdoss day. 1t is situated at the
cornerof First Avenue and Thirty-First St, and is
worth a visit.
At shutdown the drowning tank is got ready. It
is about 20 feet square, and into it as many dogs
it will hold are tightly packed. Then the cover
is shut down, and tue water turned on. There is a
confusion of bowls, gulping, bubbling, choking
and then the water is drawn off and there are so
dog-corpses, ready TO be turned into empire animal
fertilizer on Barren Island.
There is a quiet retreat for dogs however at
Bergen Four Corners, Jersey City, where Mr.. Os-
car Sanford undertakes the and education of
hgh-bred CANNES. lie is largely patronized by city
merchants having valuable dogs, and takes great
pride in his estab ishment These dogs are stalled
like horses, and their daily care is described by Mr.
s.: cat o'clock, a. NJ, they take their matutinal
meal, and enjoy delicious to Snake Hill, two
miles distant They walk leisurely back diverging
at their pleasure, alter birds muskrats and other
little game. Then they retire to their straw and
take a nap. Afterwards they receive company
the travellers between Newark and Jersey City,
who pull up at the Halfway House, aud patronize
the bar, as much for the inspection of the best
breeds for the brandy. Then comes another run
the adjacent country, followed by the evening
meal and nights rest upon the fine clean straw,
with such dreams as only happy, well-ordered dogs
can Dream"
AS a set-of for this school of gentlemanIy dogs,
we have numerous breeders of rowdy dogs in this
city. Harry Jennings, 40 Madison street, (succes-
sor to Yankee Sullivan aud Dir. Mclaughlin 10th
street, between LIST aud 2nd Avenues, are the most
noted. Mr. Jennings keeps dogs at the cost of 3
shiings week, and fights dogs at so much ticket
for admission. He is also great rats raising eley-
en- litter year. When his stock runs low he gets
any quantity he is in need of board of Liverpool
emigraut ships Fast young men, wishing to test
the powers of their dogs, buy rats at shilling
a head OF Mr. Jennings. A few dollars will yield
an evenings entertainment Mr.. McLoughIn's dogs
are better bred than those of jennings. A dog
fought here last January five hours and twenty
seven minutes, aud only yielded his valor with his
breath. He died on the spot ike a true hero, aud
is embamed in a glass case, example TO ambi
! tious puppica--N. Y Express.
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ID i e ID

As the residence Of Matthew'S in Lafayette county
Mississippi, Saturday evening last, after brief Illness
Mrs MAEE coasort d Role = sundcF Of this city, an
she tWrn fourth yeas her age Inferred
day az College h baFying ground where reose several
members - her family, services being performed
BY Rev. Mr.. Doak-
Mrs saunders o. the very best q women.
oaiet unobtruste and sincere e only "a tas sanctuary
q is domestic circle thas The sterling qualities q her char
aeter could D. faiy shs % TIE best Of
EFrs l1c most devoted ~ mothers she leaves to chu
en- % noarn, Ntsh Afflicted husband her hrcarable
iozz---acniI lAss bai5ssla, Ssiy 2lsf.
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Sudden neath-

just as the train arrived at Wartrace on Saturday
last from Nashville, Mr.. John w. White, passen-
ger 20 Ringgolj, Geo, died suddenly. lie had
been afflicted with the Dropsy for number of
years. dis wife and chill eren were left destitute,
having but eight dollars 10 money. The citizens
OF Wartraee though few in number, yet kind and
benevolent raised her seyenty-hge dOllara, aud
thus relieved her dire necessity. This noble and
generous act speaks well Of the citizens of War
trace.-.Shsibyviils CoRstitHfioHatist.
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CRoPs IN TKxAs.-From the best Information We
can gather, says the Galveston Herald, We are led
TO conclude that in Eastern and Middle Texas toi-
cradle crops viii be made The rains have been
partial and in some Instances fun yield OF cotton
will be obtained, so that allowiug for extre@e de-
doencies, we may look for three-fourths crop
West of the Brazos the planters prospects are NOS
SO good, aud taking the whole district OF eountry
west OF that stream, bat it!le over half crop Of
cotton can be produced this season, Whiie 10 corn
there viii be serious deficiency. IL Is doubtful,
ia many places, whether enough corn viii be gath
cred 70 furnish the people with bread.
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SILVER IN THE SEA.-Three French chemists, as
We learn from Household Words, have been expc-
rmenting on the subject, and their labors have led
them TO the conclusion that the ocean holds dis
solved two millions of tons OF silver They took
water from the coast of st. Nalo, a few leagues
from the land aud Analysed il in two ways.
portion Of the water they acted upon by the usual
tests Of silver, aud the presence of the precious
metal was clearly ascertained. The remainder Of
the water they eVapOrated, and the salt they Oh
tanned they boiled with lead. This lump Of im-
pure lead they placed on saucer made OF lime,
and then submitted il TO heat sufficient 20 melt
the lead but not 70 affect Oh Q silver should any
be present The lead, it melted, sucked up
by the porous saucer, and finally a small globule
OF silver glistened in the vessel T8is process Is
called cupellaliOn, aud IS the OFdaaTy mode OF pro-
curing silver from the ore. Again and again they
repeated the experiment with the same success -
From tnese experiments they made the calculation
that cabc mile OF ocean contains TWO pounds and
three quarters weight Of silver.
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STNGER7S
SEWING MACHINES !

GREAT SUCCESS Is always the most conclusive proof Of
u good merit. Judged bf this test there is no labor
saving Machine before the public comparable stNdEkS
SEWING MACHINE Amer establishing the highest rep
utaton in the United ths proof u which Is the fact
that have 1900 Of Machines employ BY
manufacturer aud Games throughout the conntry. and
have received ~ MEDALS from Il DIFFERENT STATES,
II Pairs.
They examined the Exposition Universee"
Ia France, here they carried OF the HIGHEST PREM
IUM. the MEDAL OF HONOR
81 The pubic e invited o call
OFFICE 46 PUBLIC SQUARE,
And examine themselves snf eapabiitv Of
Machines for family lurinE purposes
~ SEWING MACHINE sILK ana THREAD on.
Ssoogs, MACHINE OIL and NEEDLES hand ard Tor
sale Wholesale retail. Nh. A. stAGER, JR.,
iufEIT.-Im
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Keep It before the People.

FiTss-Thst the riots In tbe Sixth Ward. on the
foarth Of July, were gotten up, aRd participated
Ia BY rival Democratic factions.
.sesoR8-FnAt tie Reign OF TerroF In the Sew
snteenth Ward originated II the.GeFmaas resisting
attempt % elosa their lager bier shops and dan
eng saloons, ca tho Szbbafh.-H. y. kxFrssa.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR.-We have been informed
that GU last Friday, Mr.. Wrather, who lives North
of this place corrected for some fault female slave
she left the premises but returned at night and de-
suoyed her three children, by hanging two and
drowning the other in a we'll She then took her
own life by hanging herself to the post on which
the sweep pole Of the well rested. The woman
was in advanced state of pregnancy when she
performed this horrid -MirJrcss60ro' Netos.
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NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found to pc great advantages over
the old style, from the paper being both thick and
strong, and acU not tear trhen dampened. 1t takes
perfect imI resson and its pages will be as conven
lent TO those ordinary Day Book. When
use its great superiority viii be apparent, both for
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents, Manifests and other
Documents Por sale by
June l. CHARLES w. SMITH.
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DOC DAYs.-A dog supposed to be mad ran
into Broadway from Duane street, Thursday, and
then down Reade street Before any one was Bit
ten, stout colored man killed him. This affords
the Times text for an interesting article on city
dogs. Until about fifty years ago, dogs enjoyed
the freedom of the city and knew no muzzles. 1t
was about 1907 that our Mayor advised-but there
was no ordinance the subject-that the Cap
tans of Police pay fifty cents for each dog found
unmuzzled in the streets and brought to his Sta
tiou house during July and August. The Captains
bad good time killing the captives, aud the boys
enjoyed the recommendation and acted upon it so
successfully that several fine fortunes of wealthy ct
zens said to have been laid by the means In
1850 Mayor Woodruff suggested more systemat
ic method of keeping dogs down. A regular Dog
Bureau organized. Three squads of men of
ten each, with a captain, and under Municipal en-
couragement, appointed to look after and kill
all badly behaved dogs. On figuring up the cost,
however, it came out that the city was paying two
dollars a head for every one of its dead dogs In
1851, under Mayor Kingsland, the first dog pound
of New York was established. The following is a
statement of the numoer of dogs received during
the respective dog seasons since the open the
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" Zen stoics now are Ia the melting mood,
And vestal cheeks are mosf uns1enly uorids
The very zone that girts the pFimmesi pru de,
IL nos intensely torgid -
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NEW BOOKS.

RECEIVED THIS DAY
INDIGENOUS RACES EARTH-Gliddon &. Mott
Boat LIFE Il EGYPT AND EUBIA.
THR NohsR-FoIK; OR, NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
DYNEvoR FERSAoE Or THE CLUE LIFE.
Tom BROwE's SCHOOL DAYS.
GRAOR FIREMAN; OR, LOVE AND Principle.
ADAM GRAESB or MossaRAY-Mrs. Oiphant.
The HEIREss Of GREESHURsT-Nrs. Stephens.
ERos AND ANTERos; OR, TIE BACHELORS WARD.
KSAvEs AND FOo,s OR, FRIENDS Of BOHEMIA.
NOTHING NEw-By the Author OF John Halifax.
For sale by
Iune28 B&G CHARLES W. SMITH. %
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Southern Commercial College,
no. 40 l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE. TENN LASEE.


TNFIs School Is IN perpetual sessonhencs students Of
other schools Who desire 10 qualify themselves Tor Tie
Counting roOm do so during their vacation.
Our Room has recently fitted and for comfort,
convenience elegance know that Il Is not surpassed
by any other in the United States
Pc n VI N "a p
Oar Writing Department under the supervision OF one
who aeknouleges no superior In teaching this branch.
We might refer 10 long list Of lustrious namesnameB
Of ren Who never bestowed moments time TO reflection
unon system Of Writingbut think that the citizens
f are beginning appreciate this Kind Of trans
parent humbugEery besides prefer giving patrons
more substantial seeurity and propose 10 refund
al auey paid 70 Us on Of tuition in writing pro-
idrd cur students make great Improvements
those OF any other fchool IN this country.
Select Class Ladies' will be taught from four 20 six
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Terms for Commercial Course,
For Twenty Lessons in Writing, 3.
For Lessons in writing without limit, 10.
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III ne 4nasEslgasi hasiaE sraefs fr WHEAT unf usY
ths Ashesi saArkel rsss de1serskls M'cnsz fsr.
ftsz saF-Acoses eezasF 1f1ad and oalilsn s1s-
- WEBR.
lsisiI.-u costaa and Proaars nsslsr
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MILLIONAIRE BEFORE MAGIsrRArE-NIcH-
OLAs LoNGwoRTH ARREsrED-HIs CArAwBA WINE
AT IssuE-DR. Cox EXCITEp.-As We mentioned
last week. DR.. Hiram Cox has declared his deter
minatiou 20 do his duty as a regularly appointed
Inspector Of Liquors, az al hazards 10 prevent the
good people OF Ohio from being poisoned in the
mysterious manner peculiar co the time Of the Bor-
gias. The venerable Doctor has found cousidera-
BILE trouble in inducing parties TO submit, TO an in
spection; said parties protesting against his udg
meat and knowledge aud asserting his unfIness
for bis Office.
Gu Saturday the Doctor had a warrant issued for
the arrest Of Nicholas Longworth, who had refus-
ed TO allow the Inspector co examine bis famous
Catawba Wines. "Oid Nick, " as he is sometimes
called in pleasantly touud working Ia bis
grapery, hut had % come. and did come, before
Esquire Fisher, and there give ball for his appear
anee ia tue sum Of $500, next Saturday, James 7.
Elliott going his security.
Mr. Longworth was indignant against Father Cox,
and told him repeatedly aud passionaleiy that be
was a jackass, aud would, We believe. had be been
little younger and Cox not quite 80 Old have Civ
en- the;DOctor an idea Of the noble and manly ara
of seli-defeuse. Matters looked very favorable
several times for pugiiste encounter, bat oil vas
finally poured upon the troubled waters--ClH
Gageiis.
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Commerco OF Now OrIenus

Under our financial head will be found the value
of the exports of domestic produce for the quarter
ending on the SOth June last Also the value for
the fiscal year ending or the 30th June IL will be
observed the value OF exports TO foreign countries
for the year is sol ,5l4 2s6, against $50 547 e63
for the year ending on the 30th OF June, 1856. 1t
will also be observed that for the year ending on
the S0th June, 1853. the value WIS S67, 76S, 1874,
showing increase of $23, 745 562 in four years,
say thirty FIVE per cent. This applies to our for
eign trade.
The total value of exports for the year are
$ll9,222 6l5 foreign and coastwise, against $ll0-
8b8,436 for the year ending on the SOth june 1885
In making up these statistics, it must not be over
looked that the value has been reduced 81 300 OG0
by the loss OF last years crop of sugar which
would have increased the amount 10 cOastwse ports
to $50, 2Os, $780, and the gross (foreign and
coastwise) TO the vast figures of hundred aud
ttseHty millions Of dollars.
Whilst We have all causes for e1ultation in these
figures, de- not desire to be too hard on the de-
criers and quandom friends of our good city, but
merely tender them the bone to pick at their leis-
Ure.-N. d. Crescent I6th
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~ 10 many directions 10 Louisana the cotton
crop il being damaged immensely BY the rast.
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WHITE SILK BONNETs BY EXPRESS.
ID ECEIVED this morning b. Express lot Of White silk
n Bonnets, Of the very latest styles and beautiful
teral.
AIe cases OF elegant small fg'd French Jaconetts
with 800 pcs White husqueo Netting. Our Of
in general swel assorted, and viii be offered merchants
only st low prices.
June S. IRBf MORGAN 4 co.
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r. HATTON.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.

WsrRgrst very much that it became neces-
sary for GubeERatorisl candidates to close
the canvs 18th the debate here. We feel
that the AffiericaRrt have the most to lose
by it. Col. Haiti D aroused our friends to
the Importance of the crisis wherever he spoke,
and was bearing a spdard on to victory.
We believe, howeyefs { he has already done
enough to carry State, if his exertions are
properly followed By she rank and file of
the partys..Let man of the party but do
his whole and all will be well.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TNHE SoekhoIieFs 60 s Institution hereby notified
that their annual meeting for the election Directors
Pill be held at she place meeting on Monday next
be E1th inst. ) O'Clock p. 81.

ANo.l BUSINESS CORNER FOR SALE.
0N Thursdsy, The a0th o. July Instant a. 20 o'coe
~ viz otter - public sale the preies that vaI1aBe
property fronting s2S fees sIree, aud loo et
on Clarke street, istsiy occaPsd b H. Freaah ssa
TeFns mate knBsn 8 ile sale.
"a > -, is6T.-sa GRO i. GOODWIN
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is
a once mv heE et5or6ha
no eleven ndc
snail GU ybe Webayet t Patent
h
Zealand eHemod
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IMPORTANT no MANUFACTURERS AND SPECTATORS.
JUSTICE & GALBREATHS COTTON PLANTER AND CULTIVATOR
ND CULTIVATOR.

TINE Patent Right Ct
j. this new invention Is
offered for sale by the in
ventors. This Planter was
invented BY an old cotton
planter, and we feel safe
in saying II Is the best i'm
plement ever offered to the
South, THIS Machine con-
\ sists in the following par
-iculsrs and works as fol-
lows: HaIr0ws the bed or
ridge, and opens the fu =
row, and drops the seed,
and covers them up; thus
completing the Whoe Of
the work at one going
over, and saves the labor
o. four men and three
horses; and does the K
much nicer than can be
done in the usual way;
aud also, saves at Least
one-half the Seed that
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no MANUFACTURERs.
CISTERNS.

WIS the favorable time build Your Clsierns s
GaEAT cIsTEHs RUfLnEz, HUGH +. BEArY, - nos 10
tht cit y and prepared 20 bald them o. tnss AppH
cations made by note or othsrsse, 70 II. G. suYel uin
receive prurapt sLtsasioE. lluns25-u.
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u end Week.
81 Walton vs. Young;
Fisher VS. Campbell;
Sd English VS. Hinton;
"a Woodruff VS. Railroad;
So Wetmore VS. Samuel5;
Sc. Robertson x Co. Us Banl
of Commerce;
81 Same vs. Fites;
IS DemOss, admir- VS. Young
50 Cameron vs. Sloan;
80 Railway & Co. vs. Elmer
man;
81 Pyron VS. johnson ct al;
90 Smith VS. Topp;
SO FrenchsetRl VS. Citfe ct q
% Kingsley Is Byrne;
90 McWright VS. Menifee;
90 Goodrich VS. Smiley ct a
81 Ellis & Co VS. Wetmore;
9S Eakin 4 Co VS. Same;
80 Same VS. Same ct al;
100 Watkins ct al eX. '
Spence ct al
1O1 Hollins q Co VS. PlCmme
& Co;
1O2 Henley VS. Faulkner;
1O3 HeTtha vs. Clark;
1O4 Crookshanks 4 Co. '
CamDbel.
los Croker vs. Harper
| 1O6 Clark VS. Simpson;
| I0T Foster 4 Co VS. summer
hill;
los Williams, admir- VS. Wi
son;
| 100 Noel VS. Meredith;
ITO Pow ers VS. Franklin;
| III Scott ct al VS. Bandyi
112 Wells ct al vs. Bank;
113 Mayor Il Aid. eX parte
ia Brown Va Foster
us Bowles ct al VS. Leake
al;
116 Goodbar Jet al VS. Leak
ct al;
| III Baker ct al vs. Leak
ct al;
is Chlren vs. Leake ct al;
iI9 Williams ct al vs. Leak
ct al;
100 Shute VS. Galbreath ct a
III Neal vs. KimbrO;
/ 122 Cook vs. Evans;
123 Nixon, jr. vs. Hardcast
ct al;
/ 1914 Underwood ct al VS. ROl
ertson ct al;
125 Strutten VS. Same;
/ 126 Scruggs VS. Davis;
12T Caldwell ct al vs. Ba
lowe;
| 12S Bratt vs. Robertson et al
129 DickermsnIk Co. vs. RoI
| ertson ct al;
| 100 Brigham ct al VS. ROber
son It al;
131 Stewart " Cemetry;
1 1872 Douglass vs. Jones Ct al
l83 Bra IL ct al vs. o Kane;
| 134 Magnify vs. Sandeck;
l35 Beatty vs. Clodfelteri
136 Dunn vs. Kinder;
1871 Railroad vs. Dpuelson;
I35 Livingston vs. Gas Ligl
Co;
139 Moore " Hughes;
lao Gilman vs. Wright;
Ia Halle a Co. vs. Bridl
Co.;
I42 Young vs. Summerhill;
las Brigham vs. Hays ct al;
IA Bachus vs. Porter;
las Goldburg vs. Ins. Co;
146 Smith vs. Bells ex'r;
l4I McWhirter vs. Douglas;
1zS Lytie co al " Bush;
I49 Murrell vs. Mayor a Aid
100 Morgan s. co vs. Vic
house;
Isl Hobbs a Go " Siull;
log Livingston vs. Mayor
Aid.
153 Lyle e al vs. Foster ct 1
49, Lyle vs. Bush;
les Ensley vs. Vance;
i56 James vs. Smith;
i57 Kelly e al vs. OvertS
ct al;
15s Lusk vs. Vance;
ia9 stratton vs. PEEK;
100 Same W Davis,
i6i Matlock, guard vs. Pa
et al,
July 23.-oaw3t.
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CIRCUIT COURT. DAVIDSON COUNTY.

.162 Watkins VS. Shute e. al;
.1t3 ChildTess vs. Shute ct Al;
l64 McG8YOsk vs. Philips Is
al;
165 Dsbb', guard. vs. shafer
ct al.
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Nashville, July %, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
nOUBLING THE INCOME OF CO'ETON
L PLAN TERS.

OF YARNS,
Employing to Spin the Crop up buI about nhe NUM-
his nhnber consisting OF children OF
six years Of age and unfit for blowing
picking cotton, =, II, . ,,,,, ro,,
BINATION OF MACHINERY. inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE If necessarv-nanely: The Gin with Lap Appendage
in one Machine and Segment Machines of the spunng Sc
res and arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation complete with great dispatch Also, competent
toNEiIAIF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the SpinBers
Wages.
My IMPROVEMENT, in its results to the Planter, is equva
his having purchased of plantation negros ETC.
productive than those he Horks and while bis Spin
ming will prove his diversion it will be exempt from
and anXieties inherent Planting Gathering and
Ia ing up crop
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
grant reasonable facilities; and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT onefourth to be paid each OF the first
of the the Yarns bring GnGed Cotton
with contract payment should the pauaton change
proprietors
Propositions Planters be made and 10 know
Machinery in their particular they aus not omit
what the number of pounds OF their erop-or
how many pounds of Yarn day they mus Spin. ,
az GEO. u HENRY. MOBILE Ala
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF IouIsIANA.

/
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New 6f,..n s ell ws% hsss Presents shall
ehssss .sis y ne ss f.!
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Lonssns entitled "a A. 70 ssS mode
sss 9s IND s e.
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50 made should be confirmed md honsIosaed,
s. Ths On s ss ' 81 y March,
Of this Court rsnGessd On ne @ aay a 5
s Of The Docks. Of Ibis Court Which sale Joseph
Description Of Property as given In the Judicial Conveyance
certain Lot Of Ground together with all the budings and
improvements situated in the suburb Deiord Of this
feet between csilioPs and De
s r .ss s
feet four lines e the rear g per plan drawn by pe
81 October, 1921 before r. Pede'claux then Notary
Terms and conditions-C.sb.
have =, ss set ans sna d az
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Dru11ExE couR De plsTRicr LETAT bE la LOUISIANA
souves Orleans. ssss SsS! sss sss
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