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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-27

Forcman-,Iohn IL. sherman. BurhSpor!.
Seth Il. Blodgett, Brooksville Vim. Bah
bidge ID. Deer Isle: John Buck. Grland:
VIM. II. Gard, Franklin; Josiah b. lIadley,
Eden; Amos Howard. Deer Isle; Samuel
Hastings. Maravillc; Andrew J. Haynes.
Trenton: VIM. Leach Sd. PenobScot; ID.
VI. Means. Setgwick: VIM. Rand, GouldS-
boro'; VIM. G. Smith. Bucksport; Andrew
Scavcy. Bluchili: Z. G. Tran, Ellsworth ::
Cha's j. Timer. do.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
Foreman-Rodney Forsaith.
VIM. .tnnis. Edison II. Buker. Abiiah
Clark, Orient II. Carpenter. Elijah S, Boz
ane, Chelcias Gray, Ivory Grant, Jos. G
Hill, Amos Hooper, hilip IIodgkins, Ste
phen B. Haskell.
SECOND TRAVERSE Jury.
Foreman-Wm. Somcrby.
John Littleiield. Andrew Lopaus. Peter
McGown, Augustus e. Parker. Rufus p
Stoyer. Jno. VIM. Somes. Eben WILDER,
Rowland NJ. Young. stephen Bennett Hen
~ f. Newman, Steven z. Tapley, Super
numery.
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PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING

Y FEFtI ' fDs
Forester, Staples from Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06
ENss rLuxrY POLITICS.

TN 0asp DrxosArc RArrcATios nErnsa--rhls
svsnhg grand rsfinoHiion meeting o. the ctssns u
Bosyn, IN favor Of supporting the rssofstion policy
Of Pr~ldeni johnson, VII b. held At ibs Academy 81
Maso All etTens favorable 70 tho Immssasis 81
nirst@ e the legally ausliacd representatives, q All shs
ssaf~~ 70 Conrs~, 80 - The platform n.sh~S " tas
ksaiooi unlun Conysaton ~ FhiiAdsphs- and 81 TIE
election a ths c4pdidas~s pominsiei " ts- Aibser
Conv9sioa, and ~ th<ss prs~asei fef ne suffrage u
ths people " KlnSs county " the dsmocrsc s1d con
srvsssre sspporsu % The President invited % ths
call - 10 pre- NJ rhs sp~ssevs are snn~ssc~d -
MAJOR &nsSa DE, Governor Randall, u w>ooa.sn, cad
NE Ba n n. n ps~ssa, o. c~orsA
AsuBLs NouIsAnosa --fhs nsisaai vine u The
1snoer<y of The fhrd Asssnbly dissrics, eompvs~ss
~ nsA and rvelnh wsscx bed tssS oosvsssiss -
No scIcosanbia nrsrs yesterday sSsss's. 80 soni-
mated 1s~hass q Enr9As - Their essdt1sss sos that
caso~. a. pstnek k~a6y TIE ronis>s - ~ srsss.
Lara" ne cpnsess IN this dsres psosisss " -
sfet sasr shoeid tbs ssm~socs esgssvsss eas11sa>s
persist their p~ss>st ntssbon V 70. = tbsy v,n
vesk~a o. dsnarssfie u<xa W sssh N sss~~s usaa
the r-p<nfiess cssfIsss sI sDsosk>s1D ses~sye ~
nAorliyof Ne vote psiied
D@o.sro cosssSso.sL seusAnpsa-rss ess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06
POLITICAL PROSPECTS N yERnosT
our MONTPELIER CORRESPONDENCE

The Next LEGISLATURE Gar didatcs for Election
10 the United States SENATE.
MosrFIIrR. Oct a. 1900
The ncS, session Of the General Assembly OF Vermont
VIII commence at The capital OF the State on Thursday
October ii, NJ twelve ~ From present indications Il 10
believed that John w. stewart ~ n ddebury. will be
elected Speaker and Mr. John H. Fiagg OF Benning.
ton, Clerk. The Senate being already Organized
with tho exception Of Clerk. IS expected that tho
present Incumbent, Henry Clark wi b. reelected 10
that position. From tae mDofianca attached 10
THE cossrfiurossi AsEsfxsNr
II Is supposed by many that this proposition 10 tho
SCI erai states VIII claim the precedence over m hs
which may be submitted for tho Consideration of tho
Legislature The complexion or the senate II such that
IL Is probable that IL viii pass that body hy IMAM
nous vote, and there can DO hut very small vote
against IL IN the House.
Tho principal candidates for election TO tho Tinted
States Senate are for the fh1n Of ths late ssnn
Foot Hon. George r. Edmonds abe present inru,n.
bent, and for the long term tho Hon Justin 4 Marri
prcsent member Of tho House OF Representative IN
Congress- A. the OF the aie Senator Coaer
Among the that will engage the atten.
tod OF the legislature nny mention the election AZ an
Adiutant O. nofai In place OF General " r. Nashbugu
who d .clnes 70 election, and the asking fUr q r.
charter Of the railroad from Newport 10 Montpelier
Tho soldiers Union OF Vermont held state oonycn
ton Ia tins city mo I'm OF september. senator
George r. Edmonds made stirring speech upon the
constitutional amendment the Presidential policy and
the future Of the republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

lswn to posterity m such blaze that 1--WE name the
high peak sou'west of Tuloolweack Mount Smith, In
honor OF our flasher, John Smith, Esq, merchant Of
Beckett ksssn Oahen who have followed the regis
ter have written In blood red Ink and In bold charac
tss, the foregoing 'What egotistcl asses! l"
Tns WATERFALLS VALLEY.
mountains ickies the rocks In many places,
and these falls which tame In tho mag
nifcent and deafening. Tho spring freshets pitching
nearly three thousand feet on the mountain side Ia
spectacle 10 be forgotten, told; but the falls
Its beauties the various shapes OF the rocka
good Imagination and illustrate fresh
Of the great Chief Of the Valley and his imprisoned
bride Tis-sasck, with every turn OF the path.
As SUMNER REsoRT.
Tho Yosemite valley 10 yearly becoming popular
with the Canornans as place OF summer resort II il
the property OF the state aud the State will
be- called upon 70 make easier Of access Al pres.
snt i've days travel horse Is paying rather for
the whistle. Probably live hundred persons fair pro-
portion ladies' have brayed the fagues Of the trip TO
the valley this summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06
rDf rlAsfur " eatvnAns HOLLOW.



lrrom the Albany ArFus Oct 81
We hear Of 1ad and fearful tragedy that oc-
CURED yatsrday afternoon 10 Coeymans Hollow,
In this county. VERY fsw particulars reached
the city lass night but ssch = they are run
thus ~ ycung man named Palmer had bcsn paying bis
atensons for some time 70 The daughter Of Archibald
Stevens. and finally bscame engaged 70 marry her
Learning Of this engagement ths fahss, Who bad taken
dislike y Palmer, became srsspssassd and forbade
daughter against ssenG % speaking 70 him thereafter
This vas soms months sgo, and during all
this time and until yesterday, be managed 70
keen hs daughter - eiosc ~ homo that 70 thought
they aid not soel Yesterday however during brief
from hs house. ne learned that Palmer and bis
daughter had met asd he'd goss o6 together 10 wagon
70 Cesymans Hollow, which u about tvo miles from
biz home He mmsdistiy started IN pursuit, and met
Palmer as Cosyman's Hvilow, near The houss 81 Mr.
Ecca Shear but his daughter not present Palmer
entered DE bouse h.r,ediy ~yins s 30 hasisnsd ue
me-" Stevens, following Gloss behind, vas heard
after the inmates Of ths Ihouss, ell Of whom
were In the rooms ne hrt floor, heard two
or three pistol ahOua Tho pext instant Palmer Sau
down stairs hatess and the blood streaming down
side Of hs fse and he pascd through the front foov
he exclaimed, ave shot stssensn "A few minutes
after be ~ss seen riding Of the village With the SRI
beside him in the wagon In tne meantime Mr. Shf ar
family rnn up stairs and found Mr. Stevens quite dead,
from pistol shot which had entered his cheek sad
was also shot ns q bullet found in hts bat. Mr.
Stevens was wealthy farmer, and man Of excellent
reputation and u aiso said that the character Of judi
son Palmer has hitherto ben good. One cause Of Mr.
stevens aversion the marriage thai bis daughter
MA only fo1Ytecn years Old.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06
NEW JERSEY INTELLI0RNCB.


Rsruos MEsnE1 GRAcu Csuncn Mayor
Cleveland dispensed q sumrtuous entertainment On
Thursday evening 20 tho members Of Grace church.
III. hospitality win bs recprocaied by ali the leading
members, who will hold social gatherings during the
coming season.
Du,icurrr on ENFORCING rux SUNDAY LaoroR Law
Tho Common Council called upon the Police Coming
sioner- 70 enfore tho sunday Liquor Law IN Jir-oy City;
hut they declined the ground that the existing ordi.
nsnces inadequate 10 the xgencios 81 the case.
Under the e1lstng ordinance policemen eau b. 40 more
than body OF ntormen. complainans a Outs which
1enA Tho Comm s,loners' letter Is marked by good
deal 81 Indifference 10 The civic authority, from which
they VII not receive INSTRUCTION"
TIM rsMnr,s,r socnups-A meeting Of tho Father
Mathew r A. d No . society Mas held at Washington
Han yesterday evening sni q special meeting o. tho
A. ~ No was held At Ballard lia 10 take preliminary
measures for a grand ba. to Oh al odd Feuows
hall, nob1son, On "Wednesday esen'ns
IIad.on City.
rrHiIe LIBRARY AND RKsnIso Roon-A meeting will
b. held Al Nowkirk Hail. on Monday evening, Al sghs
O'Clock Tor the purpose OF orvans ug association for
tho eatahiiahmeni free public library and reading
room A preliminary mo'ting ~ae held few evenings
ago, and the prof ct evcry~hare meets with favor
Elizabeth.
Bt'rNrsMAL CriKAp. riox.--fhe b centennial cola
braiioH Of tho aciiienent ~ Exsboih viii take piac. ON
sunday tic lith nat Exercises will be- held IN tho
Flri picsDy,eran church. presided over by ss-hancel
Tor VIII amynn, who will deliver address Tho Rev
sr Hatfield vii be the speaker Of tbs evening
Newark.
cos,,cnox j, pu.sr Tus ro.r ovrcr crr.x "A YER
Diet II gu nv was brought Ia yesterday by tho Jury
lrsnon the ol III. Newark mai rphbcrv against
fotier dunno, BIT he was recommended ~ the mercy
u Tho court lao has already suffered long !ncarcets
ton.
~ isursAs FsuER-~A siding al No River
street Yesterday for beating his enn In
brutal manner. This had bccome practice With th1
man and from The continued III usage u a feared ths
boy Will hardly recover.
HAuf oY hrpaiArs IL never rains but II rours
4g trft tNf ~ fNla
"a ~" recently arrrati burg Jakes house being
rcarchcd ~aA found a whole cargo 81 ronra
band afticn The obdnra,e detectives IA afrnT Jake
refused entertain the plea that their prisoner
SIMPLY guardian Of the properly hs sons Abrcpca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

TIE Cholera IN New ysvk-Thrss Case. ys.-
ssvdsy.

TIE Cholera IN New ysvk-Thsss 6s.es ys.-
sevdsy.
fhss the shoisr 10 s~pp~&nns from ths eiiy s-s'y
svidssi from NE s~Sl ssmssr a cases rspSrsd svinx
ths p~ss svs days vbsi a.. oscsvlns 81 ths
pr~srns unss sntrsy consned W NE vrsi<h~f ara
hlsAy
o~vfrrsi lrr cara
Tts fbiovise eax~~ vsv~ fsporseS ys~rr6sys--
h~ssh King. iissh street. bssss<a Third sss Foxn
Hilsa r..sas. "a ws~s rnsr, sska .,..s
Ksas ue~. ynysssd sssss bssvs~a rsrsk snd
crxuyrxyxs p~s-w
Burai permits ~ TIE foilo~tsg nAa@i rtsisrx so
vsYr sSa<1 rsMrs1sys-
soAshns rshhs ~ Wsn svsrsa
pfssssek n1k>s. nsstsry ns~ytS
rs esUmnA - sswatvs
r~s~ vas hos ess fsaAs sesr q ebshsrs - tho csY
tsrss ne - svsst, foss bcsA 10 wits 80
- - wss~s street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

vsnton q the Third Congressional dset called BY the
national uns Of the dsnocnis hsld adjourned meet.
Ing last ssenipg and nominated for tho long term VIM
T. Robinson, and Tor The short term Drigadsr General
Eugene A. Koxlay. The democrats have nov two can
didates In the held for tho short term Ia this district
John W. Hunter and Kozay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

Tho German lager beer dealers and nnkssper met 81
tina Bowory Garden yesterday afternoon, when The
sung elections discussed, and ~ers pro-
pos~d 10 lnsurs the election ~ csnfda - who are
opposed ~ restrict W and Oppressive trade LAVE
tho nov Evrvs and funday lass beng r..
garsed ~ hsrb. comm tes Gas appointed, CON-
posed Of kesIa Christian rchmit, Adoiph wllkon,
lnDn schneider and John FrobDe = prepare an sd
drex tho voters % New York AMI sienity. calling
upo1 them " unite against teu peraBce iaDaile No
thor ~ the prrssBt ktcsse hw TIE sdfrea- Il g. b@
pubsshed 90 the KngilsA and German laafaaxsA rexo
Iuitn pAssd 70 the effect thai the German orgsn
xxfin shah co-operal~ ~th tbs Sac Convention u
Aquu desisrs which recently met II - ~ Nicholas
Huta N the city.
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The German Vet ersss.

meeting Of the German radical republican vsscrans
vas held last Thursday evening 81 Rssne's Hotel. In
Third avenue the purpose Of receiving tho report Of
sir delegates TO the Soldiers oonv,nton recently held
., Paisburr; also report from tho committee who
waited on soverpor Fenton learn bis views tho
political situation, especially cososrns the German
veteran gJlders Tho committee frported THAI they
waited ns EIceliency, uho declared that he would
future avoid and the causes whch have given
- much offence % the popu xlon u this city
aad slsis, with ESPECIAL 70 Erciss Lac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

meeting Of tho New York Democratic General Com
mlltec held al sight O'Clock last night, 81 The
Masonic Hail. In thirteenth street, for the purpose Of
issuing call for the primaries 10 elect delegates 70 the
various nominating conventions, and 70 appoint tho
time and place for the intfsr II decided 70 hold the
half.p seven O'Clock. The county and Judiciary
conventions will b. held on Tuesday. Oct y; tho
gressonals convention on WEDNESDAY, Oct 10 and
tho Assembly convention Thursisy, Ort II, IL the
same hour. The standing committees 81 tho osgsnixA.
ton for IN. year also announced ny the chairman
resolutions endorsing tho policy Of
President johnson we're adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

Fair. Horse RRciax and Political Meetings ~
Newton, y. J.-Aa Estimate sG the Tive
Former The Congressional Candidate srshe
FourIh District In Jersey mud III. Cousiitu-
tio1nl Amcndmcat-Tb~ Adoption Of tn.
Amendments the Qarsslon ns i..a-, Ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

A fortnight ago everything smiling for GIDEON ,.
Tucker and Joha barks, ths present incumbenss u
these mpnrtspl Judicial posislons both genusmsn sst
10 Their easy cha pseidiy espectng dsesssons u me
aesasc democracy 70 respectfully solicit the honor
Of their oonsnusses n once 1hefehss cssn change,
however 'sssncs william Hcnry dssd," and bosh oncsi6
b>in aowiy AID painfully Auak the consciousness
that qass large nsmbss q sesive gsnrsmss, ~Mh
scaiplng knives, tomaha~ks, sw vboope ssd 80
paint are out the political pSses and vish eesp osths
70 have their ocs lives and carr thstr scnps - thsr
risdler before all over Whist skape The
present contest for nsss o6oss w,h sass
cannot BE- decided Until The sh Instant,
when she nominating conventions Of the radicals and
Cooper rnssiigv democracy VII hold Their ss~.'csa
vor Rsco~dsr however, John sedxvck vin, bsyoAd IN
doubt bs ths repobifsn somlbss, vhsbs A. ,. Da1s-
hosfsr erpecss 70 receive the Tammany Hall nomIna,
slon together with thai Of the Conservative rsp~bcsns
s4her Tor Surrogate % Rscovdss hs 49, me- much care
which, bus ON bsip 70 break things sny essss "
xivsn rhs Cooper institute p>opss tAIh u John r.
Anshon fov Recorder an1 twenty o. moro easf1ss~s
Oh tbe Vacancy which shsy ssp>es NJ ru<tsrs sbdSA
tlsu vu leave nsss Jsnssry.
IN ne sha1c<s - candidates fos this once mere ~ou1
chanss ~ ssy cenes1nsb<s, BOT gse~ins o. .
ts.>c sspssseS ~ We hseviss esS % ps4iusA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

On Descending into the valley three ranches found
within bounisrs A. tee Of them entar,a mo -
provided TOR man and boast TIE land IL fruitful ana
bseadstuns are plenty but other aules winch 70 10
make up housckespers list, m1st Be .sparked, over
the mountains. At cost Of two and half cents per
pound freight the eSpepses q living IN The valley
fuiy equal tboss of tbe hast tsvsrps In the and
The homes ruds, the upper ssovss~ being divided
inso Sleeping stalls BY means Of canvas partitions Dur
fng my short sojourn there my host frequently felt him
ss called upon 20 apologize for the rspscy 81 his
and bugs which he said imported from below q
San francisco the garsneDts of taveile me val.
Iey showed no traces OF bugs &C. IN i normal conds-
lien Tho few people IN the valley mach given 70 sci.
snthc talk upon geological metsoroiog cal and botanical
eubjec and roll the Indian Of rocks and waterfalls
ME sweet morsels under their tonguss II 10 hard
matter 70 drop everything and enjoy nature IN thew
pss>snce Many vistsrs are afctsd In the same wy.
An examination Of the "botel" register reveals u
e1Am.ngy. pages are devoted 20 explanations q the
- OF water IN The nerced below tbe falls by evApo
soAson. pcrrolaton" &c. and formulas mathematical
80 chemical, are written out A. length nadsns
evchsn with poetic palsy have vented thcmscivsr 10
hundveds " lines, IN Ts. Gres ftToch -ah nu-lAh !"
80 high Ger The o.e0h Poo sAh-C huck-ka
tyvv, Sc nc. Rotnsati~ young gentlemen oo<Akion-
- sste vish u,usossns rssa y tbs shcsshs " sc,rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-13
FRIDAY MORNING, july IS. 1866.

0UR JOB 0FFIoE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Connor & Sons, G, p.
Gordon and R. Hoe b Co., of New York. and in
varsity and beauty cannot be excelled in the
Bouth. We have connected with this department
on OF the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions of job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, In the most workman-like manner and upon
most reasonable terms.
In addition to corps of experienced printers,
we have secured the services in this Department. Of
Mr.. WssW Brisbin and Mr.. Charles W. CLARK, SO
avoraby known job printers previous to the war,
under the firm Of Clark q Brisbin. Their friends
and ourswill bear this in mind and send in their
prdera
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THERAPEUTI VALUE OF GRnIAULT d
4 CO.'S tChemiBts in s.

In solving problemthero declared unsolvabe by all
savauts, /. e. the COMING OF IRON WITH BARK.
called FeTruginOus SyrDf Peruvian Bark Messrs GIRL
MAULT d CO. GhemiEO II /. Fl. Prince Napoleon, at
Paris have discovered Cine OF nnexcepona merit and
the most highly competeErsous agree in recognizing its
great medical value.
The following inpGral Scnent has been received from
Germany country rscoEed POSSESS the FIRST chemists il
the world tits from PrHnr Aezinsk Chemical Analyzer
value Of the Syrup of Badcal Gazette Of Vienna Oct
IL, 1869
'Mr GRIMA ULT has ,ceed in the happiest manner in
combining relative quals5 different parts of his PURE
AND EXCELLENT MElGlES; the so as the iron
thus disguised in addti tits agreeable flavor much
more rapidly absorbed tbs other ferruginOus medicine
Mr.. GRIMAULT'S FERHGOUS SYRUP is therefore O ne
Of the best pharmaceutict paratOnsa truly scientca
errugn0us medicine whiE hved the therapeutic problem
long sought after, Of giving and bark in a simple nd
agreeable FORM free from dieend satisfactory all parties
[SignBdl NGENT KBETzINSKL
Chemical Analyzer to lie Courts Hospital Chemist
1. I. DU WIEDEE,
Professors Of Chemistry
Let now in what terthe French Ambassador al
Vienna replies to Messrs Grin Co. as regards the high
estimation in which Mr.. Kletl is held:
"ECH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,
Vienna, August 29 1866 !
GEETLEMEN-In reply to letter you Addressed to his
Excelency, the Ambassador lie the honor inform you
that he personally much tho Of passes for one OF the
best chemists in Germany.
PIERRET,
Consuattache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, RIMAULT CO.'S,
In New Orleans DUCoNGELoCHE K GUILLoTS,
And at every good Chemists
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Third DISTRICT CoURr( CHARLES G. F. BAQUIE vs.
Of New Orleans. HENRY v BAXIER-Ro. 81 2S7
pY VIRTUE Of a writ of FferI Facsas
~ directed by thu honorable the Third District Court
of New Orleans in above entitled cause will proceed sell
at public auction at the Merchants and AuconerB Ex
change Royal street between Canal aud Cuspmhouse Streets
in the Second District Of this city, TUESDAY h day
of August 1866 at u o'clock the following described pro-
perty, viz:
LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
mena thereon situate in the First District of this city being
onehiTd of lot designated by No l. of square bounded
by Basin Franklin Gasauet and Canal Streets has
20 feet each Of Basin and Franklin Streets by l2O
feet depth and front Gasquet street. of which it forms the
corner, French measure.
Seized in the above suit
p9I~ TERMs-Oash on the spot,
Plan will be exhibition the Exchange days pre-
vious to that Of sale
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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The Board of Trustees have resolved Scrip div
dend Of hirtydve the participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1866 which
certificates will be issued and after the I'd day of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates the year 1860 will be re-
deemed also six cent interest all outstanding
Gates Of Scrip will paid the Monday of May
1860 to the holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. GARRIERE, Vice President
]. P. Roux Secretary
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SIxfH DIsTRieT GouRr c. EETTzERRoFF vs. ..a
OF NEW oRlR4Es ! ANTONIO COsTA--No. l0SiS
RY VIRTUE of and Ia ObedIance to an order.
b0Sae rendered May24 1856 directed by the Ion.
cradle ne Sixth District Court Of New Orleans in the above en-
titled cause, VIII proceed to sell public auction the
Merchants and Aucttueers Exchange Royal street. between
Canal and Streets in the Second District of this
cy,on MONDAY the sixteenth day ofJuy 1866 al IL elOek
n, the following described property VI: n
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated In the Second
Det Of this city designated Us Number One Square Mum
Der Twenty Seven, bounded by Mars Cusomhouse Canal
hd IRENE streets measuring American measure twenty Eve
get six inches and seven lines front CusOmhouse street by
one hundred and fourteen depth between parallel lines
F0gehsr with al the improvements thereon Belonging 10
garnishee, v. Faures. 80 SO
R8@TERNs-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff 81 the Parish Of Orleans,
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sunRINE,s SALES.

FR1rx RrEU vs. FouRrH DISTRICT CouRr OF NEW
d Isl !. LAMY. ! ORlEANs-No. 1851
ny VIRTUE of II writ of fieri fnclna
B ireced by tie Honorable the Fourth strict Court OF New
orleans in the entitled to Charles Benyenn late
Sheriff by said late Sheriff 70 transferred viii proceed
to Atpubic the Merchants and Autoneers tx
change Royal between Canal and streets
In the Second District this city, Fhtp Ny the 18th
day q July 1896 at IL o'clock NJ the following de crbed pro-
perry, viz: - .,,-,,.,, g., III, .,
rght bank tho river, designated plan made by
DHemec1ur eyor the 18th March, 1872 aud de
posted in the Office of T. Cairo, late notary as plan
wsy two book of plans as lot 40 of No g.
bounded by Where segun BNrtheeny and nelaronde streets
Said portion ground measures hundred and eleven feet
front Where street, hundred and ehyhree feet deep
between lines hundred feet eight inches
and ten lines width in the Together with all the
buildings thereon and all the rights etc
, ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, together with oil
the buildings thereon right bank OF the river about four miles
below the city part of Gazsrs plantation and designated oy
letter sketch annexed to of division passed De
s Mager notary puoic in this city the 18th Of May
1866 measuring and half srpent and tose front on
river by depth of forty arpents bounded on one side y
lands Of the Urane Convent and on the other side by o
Of A. Gamus
Seized In the above suit
- HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sba,iT of he Parish Orleans.