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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05
The Low Price of Fuel.
all occasions.

To those who obliged to LIVELY the wages derived from
their daily to-and hsis the with the immense major
ity Of all natonaites and most unquesonaby is of
ownthe price of fuel at all times but especially in the
winter season. is matter of serious consideration For all
such have good to The prices of coal
are down. And the Citizens Protective Fuel Company
"a Lasae street. Chicago all citizens get first rate
article price It reported that the dealers intend to
the Fuel Company to the WALL but glad to learn
that the Company has taken firm hold among the people
and the days exorbnt prices and monopoly in the coal
business gone We advise all people again to take
immediate advantage of the low prices and lay IN their
winters coal before the frostking comes rafting at te
window panes Call at the Fuel Company office before ouy
ing elsewhere 1t everybodys business to support Inc
antmonoposts, and the poor mans business IN particular
Let our people who reside in other parts of the country
go their coayards and do Sdvlse our immediate
neghbors to do. Buy yor fuel before the "''er SeaS H.
dollar saved is a dollar made
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05
NOTICES..
General Banking, Exchange and Passage.

These words upon the sign the front entrance
Lake street. of the business house of Henry Geenebam Co.,
corner Lasalle
The sign indicates in general terms only the of the
business DONE 1t has become matter of public interest,"
however, that should know that the house of Henry
Greenebaum Co. is the oldest foreign banking house in this
CITY that no house this continent has extensive business
intercourse with many different natonalites and doing
all these all cases. full Justice, does this excellent bust
ness firm In the bank of Henry Greenebaum Co, you
can find at the same moment Irshmen, Engishnen and
Scotchmen Prussans and Austrans, Norwegans Swedes
hitting money their respective mother countries All these
remttances made safely and promptly. These gentlemen
have the best and extensive arrangements book
passengers and all the different ports of Europe by
steam and sailing vessel
AS general agents for the Northwest of Guion Co.'s
and splendid Atlantic steamships they offer emf
grants speed and comfort than other competing lines
As bank of deposit the institution of Henry Greenebaum &
Co. presents responsible and honest banking house,
When all other banks, in 1861 compromised with their
customers of the breaking down Of Illinois
rency, Mr. Henry Greenebaum paid hundred cents
the dollar in go In every view Of the case the old country
people, especially should literally paronize this house. Mr.
H. Greenebaum is those of foreign born citizens of
whom all the foreigners this city proud not only
of his eminent business qualities but also
of his liberal mndedness and large hearedness
all occasions.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05

"Wha needs thy like of meat or drink p SO spake the
drunken king;
Up with thy harp and sing for me- ana 1or my vikings
It NAV BE- if thou plaases me, before we bid thee CO.
That may throw such scraps TO hee as TO the dog we
throw"
Not go but give me meat and fire. twas thus the harper
aApd We shall hear such harping harper made
Rnt if in cold and hunger.ye force me to your WILL
Ill may my harpng please you may please your vikingsh
And who art thou to chide with and question my
mands?
Tn vkings seize and bind him. his harp within his hands
Make fast his feet before the fire. and pile the pine logs on
His wits frozen, they shall thaw and he learn grace
anon"
They hailed the harper the fire. they bound him the
They heaped the logs they eered at him. and thus jester
spoke
Now from his wnty beard and hair the shall melted
For White that harper was with age-an ancient man was
The harper looked upon the fire. and the harper they
And hot it grew, yet inched he not nor turned his eyes
"The weak must yield them the strong and shall harp
and sing,
The harper harped upon his harp his faint and
slow,
The logs burned black before him. the fire burned dim and
The cold winds swept along the roof the cold winds crept
The vikings rembled where they sat- and shivered to the
teeth.
The harper harped upon his harp more loudly than ber
Then came blast like bate-horns window and at door;
And the swords upon the Shields where they hung the walls
around
Casht loudly of themselves with sharp and ringing sound
The harper harped and he harped they his letters
fall,
And up he stood the comeliest and tallest of them all
And fast he haped and loud he sung, song that may
name,
And like storm the bersermood upon the vikings
And up leaped every viking and each his weapon drew
In rage against his fellow so wild his fury grew
And fast and loud the harper harped in his harping
stayed
Till slain were all the vikings and dead around him laid
But Thorer sat upon his though he had been chained
The harper stood before the fire. and they alone remained
How like you, king my harpng? Was my lay pleasant
Once yet shall sing for you, and then shall have
DONE"
weird and wondrous song his harp the harper sung,
The flames sprang up before hm-lke living things they
sprung;
And they rolled along the walls and they comb rooftee
high;
They cnred round beam and raer they eaped into the sky
But on his seat sat Thorer, and died amid the fame
The harper ceased his harpng and through the hall he
He shook the reakes from his beard he wrapped his mantle
tight
He passed to the Dmfed, he passed into the night
+. SCARLET POTTER
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05
Chicago Agent.

Mr. FRANK LAwLER, 207 South Desplalnes street, is duly
authorized to collect and receipt bills Any moneys paid to
him. and duly recepted will be acknowledged at this Office
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05

Washington dispatch says that the application of Gen
eral Sickes for court of inquiry is suspended awaiting
the opinion of the Attorney General the point whether
the President has discretion under the Articles of War to
refuse such application This implies that if Mr. Sanberry
can furnish an "opnion maintaining that the President
possesses such discretion it will be used preext for
charging him with resisting and obstructing the civil au
thorties and who has been anxious grant new trial
to Fitz John Porter in defiance of both law precedent
But the denial of trial to General Sickles will be con-
fesson by the President of want of confidence in his
own cause and therefore equivalent to vindcaon of the
late Commander of the Carolina District.
In five out of the ten States coming under the operation of
the Reconstruction acts the registration has been completed
with the following results to the number of registered
voters and the classes to which they belong:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02
NecprrerS=M pnrf.

Nfar Gttlcion aabIte $25 fir unges
b0ri9e Spradmeiie, 8. Sacobs fur bas
elei9e 8ergeben $40, uno 9R. Wfc<
@ougbs un6 San. Smitb ie0es SIS.
g8egen llnorbeEtIi6em Betragen bas
ben 9enrD 8ogt $50. @n. 8oo6for6
$40, 9antes 8aB $25 i'm 9lrbeitsbans
a6subIBen.
Den 9Ieid,en @eg 9ingea ipegen
Irnnfenbeit S. s. Smitb uno Sobn
2amb, beibe fur Die aeiniefeit BON $40.
SaDsuooo 9amiion mar f1i1t nur in
einem 6auide betrpTen iporben, ionoern
bate fid aud uneebiibrli1 betraaen.
Ser Gecorber erIeidterte ibn um $40. /,
SIR auffalige Sittenloiigfeit ntuBten
@aibington @atfins uno Safe &eIIp
fne9er' beIberleiti9em unperlno9en S25
gu sabIeii mad gberett Souie man6erll.
9lppletoa un6 9ou gfelion ipurOen bon
9leider Slnfla9e freigeipro1en. I.
Gerner iuur6en bes elei6en gereebens
angeflaat 9i3aie Stains, freigeipro9en.
WtolIp &ibos nnb 9lIer. gSalfer III BEN
Soften, unb Nint iSteparb su $25,
Sablbar in aeridlagenen, Steinen, Ders
nrtbeilt. .
SSegen 8erIesupa Der Marftreaetn
mar Sofepb 8obgers aiigetIaet, iulroe
aber freiaeiproden.
SIR Salten zines 9eibltaues obne
notbiee 9icens sabIten S.nlein u. Bar
Die Soften.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

1000 SAP EXTRA Sanilien @Mebl
..s 200 5as Grtra fuperfne Uebi,
50 6bbs 5ieru Orleans 3ader,
"a 2bhs 9emerGra 3mder, sH
50 5as sepadter unb puIperiFrter Sader
200 Sad Yrima RiO aafiee,
Is Sad saglira 3affee,
& Is 1aS frii9en Reis,
50 SAP gaerp Orleans Rolufes,i
200 &ifen grorteru u. gambIe 5etFe. lis.s
$50 aiften peri9iebene Sorten siiafs sseg
100 Riften StearinEi9te, sss
100 Riiten EaIsIibte, bart seprest, 7
f SO Riiten feiner 9andtabot,
30 gros 5iue Gut Eabaf.
Is Sos Raudtabaf, ss2s4' sue ss
Is Sas ensIifder Sobu, ! leJ g.
Is Sas ameritanii9er Sooa, g,sfs4a5ys RI
81 40 aiiten unb Pfunosstannen aqisrr
80 so aiiten Yfeffer,
50 aiiten gewiirje,
50 aiften Snbisos 1}g@
so atiten semabIenen Sent =
Is Sab Waion's Aibfe,
e 60 aiften Rint, Haart u. 16@ouOnsn TIai9s
20 aifen garrett S6napftabaf, sa gas.
~eS 20 GrpB Durtee,s 8Iou. r
20 Sat- Bourbon BbiSfep,
Is SaB giobertIen County @bisfep, -
100 5aB Septe 9afb PrOof @bisfep.
sJf 100 Sab Ginger CORDIAL,
IS Sub Snstuer gsetn, -L
IS 5as eHbe geins, ~ zE2iat
50 5as BeineiFg, ts5sg as
25 Sos sitrOren syrup, asa#a 1iIsa
so &iiten stdrte, q ..-s-.--s. -s-s
$50 so Duteno eimet,
SO Dusenb Beien, ''ffaf2} s3iHs1eI
1000 Sad UsebI, $3.50 s0@ ssa2iiE&i %
50 Bitten aiiortirter Gnnbp, sara afE,l
8ranOp, Stunt Sin, KeiHe pgiaieeener artBe
~ gSraflep 8 garbrOnsb, 7.
s1 slr. 8 9loro goIlese Strabs, =
J, miii sN = gaaibpilie Sennsifes.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

81
~ nnterfakungs 8eretn.
Sas 0teiultat Der 3euipabl IN Der GEE
itriaen @erfantmlnng oeS unteritiiBuH9s
8erein i'll ipie fol9t:
Brdfoent: S.. &l0o3.
Slice 9sraf6ent. Sacob @eieer.
@mabme,iter: g. Wfoder.
liter @efretdr: 2ouis Wla1er.
2ter Gefretar: georg 26hning.
Die reaelmdBlge Monatsnerbanolung
oes 9sereins finoet in 9lnbetra6t eeS
heutiaen GtiftunesfelteS am nddlfeu
Montag Statt. Wlitglieeer iolIten'
fammtli6 erideinen. N
Gg gSir b6ren, 6aB Srdulein B 8 l.
IippS tpieoer, ME in norigern Sabre
70 aud in bieiern, ben engIifden Inter-
rid,t in Der NIT Der lutberif6sn 8irde
perbunoenen Deutid <Gnglii4en S6nle
Ieiten ipire.
Egg Die 0ffentli6en S9ulen, iuelde
beute er6finet iporben iino, iuerOen bon
elmer beoenteno gr0Beren 9ln5abI Gbiis
Tern beilGt aIs frilber.
Gg Die Sruppen in 9llbe unb
Cumberland 8arrafen purben am
Sonnatenb geniultert, UNI nadltens AUS
betablt gu tperoen.
~ Squire Bob reifte beute
Stahmittaa 8 ubr mad Nlinnefota su
jeineu 8eruanoteu. Gr febrt in etina
10 Sagen surii6 unO er0ffnet Damn feline,
Office in einem Der neucn Sauier an
9eaOerif Gtrabe.
6err So fu IN febrte bon Wenlpbis
auriiG. Or miro einige Gage bier Der@
iuellen um lernere itatiftilAe 9OtiSen fir
iein 98erf gu ianlmeln. 4
H Morgen 8ormittas bel 9loant
9auther grober 6abenianiiner - Ditd
Deuti6er llnteritubungs 8ereins
9icnics 9un6 bein glDar 2autber I'M
Standardization SaloOn. sgs9
R Geit ldnsercr Belt iueAfeln mir
NIT einem in Stratforb in Der eanaoisI
iden 9sropin3 Ontario bon 8 az b
xeuf6er herausgegebenen oeutfdeR'
Blatte: Der canaOifd de Solo.
it,. Saiielbe miro nit bieler Sdbigs
feit reoiairt uno bietet ieinen 4elern
einen reidbaltigen 3sleitoff. Sc err
idoeiut iuo1entlid InO erfreut fid, ME
mir annebmen 81 founen glauben, elmer
auteu Circulation. fesss sne'r
W Gin 9etpifier DAB fdo6 am
Sonnabeno ieinem Setter 9obn 9ar in
eiuenl 9aloon Der Spruce Strabe.
Or hattie Elm NiitoI in Der SanO, iuotriit
er rr,ehrmals anf Sar fder3tpeife 5ielte,
Da er nid,t gIanbte, 0ab es eeiaben 'fei.
oils Sar es inn abnebnien polite, ging
es los un0 Diefer fpHroe I'm S1plters
bIatt perpunDet. Die @utiSe 1T ui6t
t6btii9. GER
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

O. Die ein3iee 6eIidfett, tpie
mir bas rsaelmdft9e abliefern Der
3eitnneen OnrA Die 2rd9er earGn=
tiren f6nnen, lieet Darin, ipenn
S1bCnnemtcn, bic BON ben Grdgerit
ilbereaneeu tperceH, unS fOfortiee
9tnsci9e nta@en- $50
~ Sa Ger itdbtil6en 9lpotbefe
iuuroen in borigem Wonat 800 9e.
ecpte bereitet.
RI SIM Wonat9lueuit puroen bier20
@eiBe, unter benen mir bon Seutf9en
N1. Yetrie un6 elm Sinh 6es Serrn
Sbeobor GGbarbt genannt finben, unos
% Sarbige begraben. 81
w Ser am Sonnabeno gfadmit@
tag bier faniee 8us Ser sfafbbille uno
Norbfpel tern 8abn fam Inn stpei
Stunoen su fpat bier an, ba Ct BEL
Suntington bon ben S1itnen aelaufen
mar. SIS ipurOe fein erbeblider 9da@
Be an9eri6tet.
E Mm Gonnabeno iuurben i'm
@riminaIgeri9t Son Gpanfon (farbiq)
pegen Oiebftabls 81 3 Sabren, oenrD
Srancis iue9en Moros gu 20 Sabren,
Mc8oris (farbis) ipe9en Diebfabl gu
3 Sabren, 9telfon @ri9bt il'esen Nforb
gu 20 Sobren, SIS. s. Snlitb iueaen
Oiebltabl gu Is Sabren, Sbos. elliott
iueeen Diebitabl gu / Sabr 8u9tbous
ltrafe berurtbsilt.
Ser @eridtsbof bertaete ii9 nebit
SurD auf ben 3 Wontag IS eegenipdr<
ti9en Monats.
re- Mus Wempbis miro beridtet,
SaB Die 9lusipeiiune zines iebs gead<
teten Negers g. $. Soles, Der BORT
ais Mr3t prafticirt, aus einem Stra<
Beneiien5abnpagen Infieben gemaat
bat. h.
9lu9 in Wempbis ina9t Die Sem
perenS 8epesl1ng aroBe Sortidritte.
III Or. @liff, Der neu ernannte @inneb :
Aner bon 8elbern Der Welnpbis uno
Ohio 8a6n lit in Mempbis angefom
men. @oub.. 8rotpnIop bat Bic Gr@
| fiiaung bes 9eIudes UNI Stunoung
ais nit ietnen YFidten unbereinbar
erfldrt unb Oaber f0rmlid 8e1B bon
Der 8abu gei1onmeu- @ -
leber ben Moro bes Sr. &amien,
beiIen NIT nielen @unben beoedte1
9eidnam Dor einieen Saseu in einem
Sunpfe gefunben iuurbe, lit nod
ni6ts an ben Sag gefontnen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

empfehIt ficb ienen 5rsanben urb 8efdnnter, iopie
benz 1aifStreiben6en Publitum ds geb6rig qHaIis
fsirter Con TAB let fir ben eriteu 8e5ift Uoa
Dapt6ion GouItpt uipfaiiegb bas @ebist Der Stact
QGjbuils. CT peffpri1t sewiTenbofte 9eforgnns RON
Goaefttonen u. I'm. d if}si dIa13 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

Gton LANCE pnrbe permntbet, buB cine Bnibmn=
fGine eriun6en iperoen pitree, ueIe einfa9, mpbl<
fell unb babes braudbdrer ie, ais bic Seitber iben
Maihinen. Sine ipidbe miro jest benz BubIitum
Derirt NIT Der S"rberng, oaB feline anoere Sagegen
out omnren tam. arr
sine Srau tdnn nit hieier Tai5ine mebr grbet
perridten, aIs feds bne biefe be. SieIuaiGt flint
idbHusiee 6emoer, Ranfdetten unb 9aIstragen einz
aesbIpen, in As NinIIteu. Srifft otes ltdlt elm,
70 lift Der SunbeI uuaitig.
Sic bebarf te ner beionberen 8ef6idIihtet,
hunIit S drbeiten benin elm Mdodeii bon Ii sSabren
bat in ether Stunbe Susefo Stiid selDai9en
Ran braudt eim 9ritteI weniger Seize unb besabIt
idb in einem Sdbr ourch bic Sbonilng Der BGide, oa
lie 10 oefot nit benz Stofe perfdbr, boB iosGr 8ant=
bills obne Bef5doigung 6amit geUafben wereen t6ns
men, mas feiner anoern Raf9ine 6gib lit.
Siefe lRafbinen meroen perfertigt uno uertauft in
9iuqIer u. bro Stpre YD, lag College StrdBe, 9dfbz
pile, Eenn., fir elf 9pIIars, ben ndntIiben.
greis nit Iuel5em ie in Rep gorf besahIt ruerben.
8eine gBuidmni6ine lit i'm Warfte bic fir ben
boppeIten Rreis getaut eroen fDnnte uno feline tann
fib binii6tlt9 Der NJ belt nit ibr pergeiden.
g9er has 8utent 8edt perIeBt, Ipire ioort eeridIi
perfsIat me ben unb 4nseige bapon madbt, piro
cine Iiberale SeIobnung erbaIten.
rirf, pelbe 1piiniden, has ousi6 ieEIitbe Het oes
@erfaufs bieier Muifinen III geiptien Counties uno
Tiftriften 81 erperben. :
Man wenoe fD an .......s..
3. g. Nin9ler,
au953R SO 9iafbpiHe, 9enn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02
5taot nn0 5taat,
Oemtfeber gSerein sur SefDrs
bernna nnb silnr S6nt
SentScber GimtpdMnerer.

/. Z E
Das anteraeiGnetc gpniitr benaart6tist bic
Nthslieber, tas @asur Dtat 8rDpn lidb be-
rettpitlisft erbpten bat, bic @its Cornell
SalIe fir ben .3ped liuiertr 8eriamutlan-
gen bersasebsn. Die gfrfaumluns febufs
Babl Der Beamten fnpet bemnadb
Dienfaa ben 3. 9ePtember
- absnts llbr, -
in Ssr StabtbaIte i'm Marftbaufe
r+r.- 9tatt. as
@u9 pirb Mufnabne ,teuer Mitslieber auf
Der 9asescrbnuns fsin.-gBir fOrbfrn nod
mails ale Deusl6en Der gtabt NafbSilfr aut
E6 uas ansuI@lie6en. llnisre @rbeit if sine
arpsartiss !; 1T cine, bic pom maenbli6em 9iassa
fir BEN @taat tperben sann, tpfnn id nur I'll
Ies BARN einigt 6anb ans 8erf gu lesen.
l 2aBt Sud ni6t bur@ enebsrsise Meni9en
abbalten unb perbet Mitslieber unierssgeretns.
Derlelbr 1T auf cine uneisenniiBise, Der Selbf<
fu6t unb BEN GelblffntereiIe ein5elaer 5nbi=
Sibuen gang unb gar fern ifebenben Wotise
bairt.
Die belten DRdnner NafbSille's unb beg
@taates 5eunefee fnb nit nns-
asnn1t Gtner, tpmnit Mae.
Das Gpmite 5enrp ReB
MbO1f RelioH
2gIs Pm Spbu &ubm.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

&tf7e
Der i'm biefgen Doitamt, aIs unbefteus
bar, CUR N6boiun9 bereit Iiegenben
8riefe:
$ amen g lit e..
eOHett wers. GIiiabetb Seu glrs. R1rtba
seron DtiB Clara 4eiHer NRrs. SeIen
Martin pig Caroline (2) Winter gis gaaria -
ROd Rrs. gBiIIiam 81 Wotte Irs. 9enrie
@eber Dis RoiaIie.
er REM 81 fte.
5aIfner Nm. 9oGer Sdcob .
Saccbs 9enrp Saftus 6eurp
Rannebeder S Sseuer @5as.
SaeHer SreO 8lein MOoIpb - @
aeup @brabam 2eup 8
2epp Safob 2odbarbt
gartin s M R5ber gsoris
giod ID 9 ginaIdsta Sd q
Seifrieo Siegmunb Stirner
9inter Cicero Berger 98 y
Guropaifde Briefe. q
Ga4weaer SOfspB % der> SOIm sOrens
RIein 2ouis. .4.
. M ling Gnt brbt
Yoitineilter
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

w Sin Board fur ben 8aumplen<
banbel 1T bier orsaniiirt perben, INN in
8utunft aIeide Staten fiir Gomlnilii<
pusgebIbren II. I. M. fur Die gan;e
(Stabt feit5nItellen. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

ut ons einsge 8ermSseu. has GItern ibren Rtnberr
geben f6nneu, ba b1i1eIbe ME perIoren aehen canu
lam unb heftdnbig bel Der Anwenbune mebr gserth
erbdlt Giefe ersiebung fam man in Der
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

N Sie tbeoIoeifbe 5reii6uIe fur
Sarbiee, oeren 8orfteber 8r0f.. B. 6.
0uIb uno Snltrnctor ytep. D.af@.
Bbiaipps 70 bieI fiir Griinoune beriels
ben getban baben, tuuroe bori9e ISOLDE
erofinet. Gle ipurbe ge9riinoet our6
8eitrdse aus Mafia9ufetfs 81 $1,000,
aus Ohio 3u / 800, bon oer Baptiiten
WillionsgeielIf6 aft gu 1900 itnb bon
gareern StafbbiHe's gu 81 $50. Sunee
6ar6tge, tuelde fid ais Baptiltenpres
6iaer anSbilben iDoaen, tper6en In bies
fer 8duIe frei Hnterri6tet. 60 ipirb-
iebt beabfi1tigt, cine 8ibliotbef ans
;nlesen, uln bic Gdiiler NIT s9ectiire
81 beriorgen, .5s
ET Sem Col. SempIe ipnrbe am
ssreitag Elm Yferb geitobIen. Sod
iDurOe feline @pur ent6edt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

Baumlpole unueranbert.
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Sanbel 1tnb 06rfe.

Stem Sort, Samifag, 2. @ept.
9 , 0fnete su 1414 unb itano nm
102 ubr 1414, l2R 1lbr Mittags 141s.
Il. 9. Bombs 6pros. faai9 1881 1923
5 20er 1. Series .114s
y 2. ,1O94
Sleue glusgabe :. 1854
1910 Coupons 99k
7.30 /. GerieS ..107a
y 2. .1078
~ ~ =. -. .s4Ot 8
8auntipolle unberan6ert. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Fifth Judicial
District. Hiram J. & Jas FL Grover. VS.
Dr.. Williams S Lotdell. No 1894.
By virtue of q writ of seizure and sale
directed to the Sheriff of the parish oil
West Baton Rouge in the above number
ed and entitled cause, Of date February
9th A , 1867, from, the Hon the Fifth
District Court, in and for said parish and
State, | have seized and will expose to
public sale te the last and highest bidder
at the Court House Of this parish, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of April. A D
1867, at IL o'clock A NJ the following
described mortgaged lands belonging to
the defendant, to-wit
A certain tract of land situated in this
parish containing seven arpents front on
the Mississippi river, by forty in depth,
with all the batture In front thereof.
bounded above by lands Of Sosthene La.
cour, { n 9 and below By those Of Maxi.
mllien dominique, f n 9, same being com.
posed OF what was called the Boissel
tract, Tone arpent) and one tenth Of the
Louis Alley tract, lone arpent) also an
other tract Of land measuring seven and
a half arpenls front by forty in depth.
less sixty superficial arpents, situated IN
the rear OF the upper three arpents of
the Broussard tract being the rear half
Of said Broussard tract. bounded above
81. lands of Theophile Mahier. f m G. and
below by those of Antoine Braud f m {.
together with all the batture and rights
of oatture thereto belonging and apper-
tanning, being part Of the original grant
made by said Lewis Alley !; said Two
tracts containing FIVE hundred and Nv IN
y superficial arpents, more or less. % III
The buildings fixtures and improvements
any kind and belonging to said tracts
IF land.
Seized to pay amount of .~iudgemen,
interest and costs in above suit. -
Terms Of sale-CAsH, with benefit Of
sppraisment.
JV DURABLE. Jr., D 8
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09
EIAT DE La LoUIsIANE-PAROrs.

Fiat DE La LOUIsIANE-pARors
Sc Onest Baton Rouge-5me. Distr;c
Judiciaire-Dans paffaire de Ia sncaes.
SION de Joachim Daigle, deecede. No
n ooo.
I'm vertu dune Commission a mo; ad3.os
Sc Sc, dans fafaire ci-dessus, ct en- date A.
~ fesrler 1867. par Phon la cour dn 5ms
ulstrict Jodiciaire, dams ct pour Ia .d;,e
palolsse ct Etat, j'exposerai en- vente nm.
oaae an plus of1rant ct dernier enoberr;s.
ssaf. au donicile de Joseph Isidore Dai.
gle en- cette paroisse,
sAMEpl, lie 6 Avril proclaim A D 1857
all : IL neurea n la propriete ci.aores de-
Voatre Certain terrain slime an eo,t.
palolsse dams M~olaisonville. ct DESIGNS
sur un plan figuratiye de Ia dite Vile fait
par Michael Gill, ~engenieur ciyile' aaae
Isp.emore le 8 1854, CONNIE etant les
1oas n ) I, !, 8, dams ptllet no 70 At
a nesulan1 chaque ~soixante pied de face
sur p%rofondeur de cent yinat n;s s'
[ ne Anglaise, avec les ameliorations
sy 1fousent ct etant les memes lots