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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
WANTED.

All persons troubled with Costivene.s or Constipa.
ton of the Bowels to buy Robscke Blood Piils /;
they contain no mercury, are purely vegetable and
work like csrrm can DO taken with safety by PER
sers Of sill nc, .. pni IN all conditions Of lie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
UNPRINCIPLED

Dealers often recommend other bt,srs because they
have not Roback'e. We desire to csution the q.
fict d against purchasing any OF them: buy Ro
backs Stomach Biiters and none other. you would
combat disesse saeccs,ftlly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
1IOLLoWAY'S
NERMIFIGE,
CON EE(rHJnNS

Or. HOLLOWAY some fifteen years ago. witnessing
the distress occasoned sicky children in taking the
nAuseous vermifnges of that day resolved to snnsl
lie them. and from the moet effective OF these rene
dies sncceeded in separating their active medical
properties, pure. is-eless aud inodnyous Then, BY
combining these with sugar. and moulding them in
to an agreeable confection formed the present row
LAR ErPKCrIyE NsaxiFuss known -
HoLLOWAYS vRRMIFUGE CONNECTIONS
Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous vcrmlfRgs, to the deghi of the poor little
sufferers. II contains no Cslome or ether poison
Gus ingredients
so highly esteemed s this Popular yermifuge, BY
the profession, tail ali intelligent Physicians who
know OF them. pt-scr them Ia preference to other
remedies, as mol oLlF more plcgsSA 10 take, bat
Eors effective 70 cr-e
Parents and guardians, having the care ofchildren.
should keep then IS tsmily mediCne, for they not
onlT eradicate Werus-tho5e pests OF childhood
but correct any dtrsngement OF the digestive or
ssns, o prevailed q children
HOLLOWANS
X RNlGA PLASTERS.
TIE Original ana auiy true Arnca Plaster, pcs
ssEslng tie great healing properties
Of the Arnica Flowers.
The curative Effects OF these Pasters in al cases Of
pain or weaknese in the breast, side Jack. and in
eli cases OF Inflammation Of the Lungs. and Cough,
are truly astonishing; they give immediate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, sad thousands recon-
mend them. oG.kRvE-HoLLouAr'ssreth the Original
And only true Arnics Pisstsr..
HEISkELL'S
OINTMENT.
This o'ntm,n,, AFTER experience OF twenty years,
nae proved Itself sovereign remedy for all Diseases
OF the shin having Elected radical cure In e~ury
case on which II was used, curing many obstinate
eaeee OF nfteen or twenty years eanding. that had
previously resisted all remedies prescribed BY the
best medical talent In the country Its eject 10 ~
tonishinR In lew d.ys the and Irritation
!. removed: the ekia becomes smooth and healthy,
ana remnrs pei nanently healed, without tho use OF
any other remedy
Thus frrr1.. sAtr RsErn, frcn SoLSrns lrcH,
!nSsrrrLAs, cToHEs PIurLEs, and evssy form OF
disesss OF the skin is punctusy cured NO natter Of
now long standing. Il has cured bad cases OF In
pLAnKD kt.Iins. and Discharges from the Bar, whom
nothing else would heal them. PuEs, that have re-
esteo al other treatment for many years, have been
enecsualy cured by the Of only one box OF this
ointment BrRrs, SoALBs, and OLD Sons. 1t heals
In vcry snort time PRIcE 90 CEErs Pa BOX. II
not sold BY your Druggist send 90 cents TO johnston
HOLLOWAY q Co~den, Philadelphia, box viii be
sent nee OF postage to any address.
johnson.
Holloway,
& Cowden,
Pfoprietor.' COZ Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Sold et Wholesale in Chicago. BY Fuller. Finch
FULLER. Lord Smith, Burnhans & Van Setback. J.
a. Reed Co., Smith, Cutler Co, Dsitsecn:
Dloekl = Co., ard throughout TIE country ~ III
Druggists. febAdly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

Ii 1895 the psblic debt was So, 4as, 4s7..
opa ls Ia 1865 il il s2.6ls .a56.a s5. An
;oerease Of esl9.sls. $50 %. nLct US La.,
ps fs fe444
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

E1resiivc labor Or nndine OK element sometimes
OCCASION serious sickness by causing accelerated
motion TO The FLOOD to circulate slower. Both caus
es may produce serious evils 10 the health unless
prevented by timeik aid. Here are admonished
OF the superior advantages Of BRA sinETns PnLs.
For II the blood goes too fact from nervous or other
cauese they al'ay the turmoil and are healing balm
to the brain. While shouli the blood circulate too
elewly. hitting he skin with dark hue. they Al once
relieve the blood OF its ex>ess OF carbon thus they
relieve the mind and restore the health. Should an
organ be weaker than be rest. there i'm ure matters
from the blood will he d. posted This " the way
Jumps, hollis, tumors. esrbunclss, are produced -
All cured, often prevented. by tho of Brand
reih's Pills. Principal once Brandreth House,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

Ex-Gcv. Sherwood, Of Wisconsin, has
recently come out uneqnivocaly for Sey
incur and Blair. M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

Saratoga has. IL is said. more hotels
Than either Boston or Philadelphia There
ass sh'tty-s Of them, but they are in
sunic'snt to accommodate twenty thousand
gurste
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
sriLL 7HEY CONE.

aTlLL THEY COME.
John Ccnger, prominent Democrat Of
Fort Wayne, formerly Treasurer Of that
city, has iof, the Democracy and publicly
declared for Grant and Colfsx. Ills course
hss caused a 1uiisr among the Democracy
o. Fort WAYNE
Which ! pronounce as false . lie a.
wss ever uttered BY a lying Republican
editor.
am q full-blooded Democrat. and shall
vote for Seymour and Blair ard the sntire
Democratic ticket-county. State asd Ma.
Eonal. When ! so far forget myself and
my duty ~ to vote Republican ticket
viii expect my God - forget ne.
Respectfully.
Jomv Ca4usv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
ro,nl -. Mn. 81 l54 s66 Gao 81

AVtHt - 'cV s"'s1o' -"
Bui in that immense sum theresio $5lS,-
96i iG2 Ii god. derived from eustoins
This should be reduced to tho currency
which the people are compelled to use, and
which, wiih thsip, is the real measure Of
value. Rating gold st 81 40. forty per
c,at. mu.t be added to that sum. Forty
pr CEN. Won d be t2e7 .5s5. 7S4 %, making
tie Gu rency value Of tho receipts lrom Gus
tons &726 .550,2lG a. That forty per
CEN rau-t be adicd 10 the 81 asa 966 ,6S0.-
~ stven above. This would give the TIE
N n@ous aggregate Ct rcc;ipts, in eurten
o. value, ~ :hraH ss', ct u ,662 5b2,-
AIS II
For tn nlorua,ion ,f readers who have
no aces to official reports, No give a few
tables her, iilusuati;s Ibis matter We
havo ar ads eiyem a tablo showing the re-
esipts, u which the gollis not reduced 20
cur encs, for tho lhrts years cndiug june
-, lsts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
FOR THE LADIES' TOnp. MN
Sold ~ Drnggs+ ee"eI.nv. je2l dc,
i NATIONAL TRUST IN
Ofths ci ' OF New York. No 3ss Drosdv.,
Capitsl. a ~ WuLusoGbN Dor n -

Capital, % VI Nlul41.1DN Doll 1s
CHARTgRED By THE STATe
Darius r. Mangsn. President: James Merrill. see.
rotary Receives Deposits and allovs FOrR 'prp
CENT INTEREST on all daily Balances. A. h,.., -, !"
Check At sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS s5r s,v liz
MONTH";. or more ry "a, MILO, Ss made a ays
Inc eAp''ai OF " ' nia DoLLAhS 10 divided
tlemen ofarge wealth and financial experience Who Who
are also personally liable to deposl Tor ali shii
CATIONS OF the Company to double the Amount ~
their capital eiork AZ the NATIONAL TRi-eT
CO.. receives deposits in large or email amonn,s
and permits them 10 be drawn a. a whole ar in nsr,
by CHECK AT SIGHT aad WITHOUT NoTlcP
allowing iutere-i on All daily balances, parties
Institution with special advantages Of security. con.
venience and profit. ie22 dkvsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
$126,550,24e a.

II tho 0rst table. at the beginning Of this
article. We have xvsn the receipts for three
years re, .ectvely. tho gold frsm customs,
included in them, no, being reduced 10 eur
rsney value. We bore give table Of those
Icrntnla ihs cnid IL dnc.A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

Frank Miiler's Leather Preser
vnsiye and Water Proof Oil Backing, for Hcots
Frank Miller's Prepared Aar.
ness W Hacking. for Oiling Harneesss, CefneGe
reps, Aeseady for nee, with directions Tor asinsl
Frank Mtller's Polish OH 01ache
Ing. For sale generally in U. 5. and Canada.
Frank Miller 4 Co.. 1913 30 CedsrSt.
New York. Sold hY d. B. EVANS ACc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
rhs Receipts ia Three Ncnr-.

The -. Lous Republican squire.
Are tile people aware oi tic gigantic
sun. which Size Radical party during three
wears have compelled to people t. psy p
Look a. this ish., rnowiag the receipts
since June. 1859 ;Sill 10 ,enoinbsrcd
th.t 80. fi,s.l x.nt apls lima 30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

Editor Of rort wsyne tIud.' Democrat:
In the Whitley County Republican, Of
the esth Of August, 1868, fnd N. FOL-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
X " % W l. e. IS
VEGETABLR
HAIR r + > 7 IRE
70 UNIVERSALLY ACKSowr rnn.n -

HAIR II l.. > u ORE
Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BY the hoq:and. s1 has. s n,sd il be
THIs is NOT A DYE. puohc.
contain. no coor,ns matter nin ,hsteve and
be camnound and not injurious In II, ,nnl,s
FOR RESTORING THE CoLoR
uhse no eonal Where the Hair has hec,,r. -.
with Ace. Sickness Disease Of The scalp r,r
p;icsforr of the kyslorer will in a very shor, -
restore the Mar TO IT. original color, eondtio,
former beauty.
II cannot be surpa.scd. II removes Ali D.ns
Heat and Hnns- from the Scalp prevent. the Hail.
ea.a. go the headc COOL the hair N 80. nearly All
it nre, glos.y. and natural appearance. E's'
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET
Thie compound i. unsurpassed. Tryit.nd,s,,~
friend what YOU think Of II. The pron,is,n' puI
testimonials in great abnndspce to prove all he claim
for the Resiorer PrePared oy
WV II KNOWLES. N.ssn. n
Sold by Drnggis,- generally. jeaI. dsr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
National Democratic Ticket,
Democratic state Ticket.

For Secretary OF State,
D9NiD HAMMER. o. Clinton County.
Por R~ris'cr of State Land Once
}. ANDERSON, OF Dialogue Connty.
For Treasurer,
t..sMcCaRrf. o. Woodbury. County
For Auditor,
II. DUNLAVEY. 81 Davis Comfy.
For attorney Gcnerala
J. Z. WILLIAMSON, u! Warren County.
CongressiSnnI.
For Member Of Conercse--2d pieific'.
.yys.tss.l I.EFFiNG WE'LL.
For Circuit Judge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

Don be Deceived.
One bottle O. Woo: 5 improved Hair Restorative
win give more tef Is don than dozen Of The old
style. Prepared n ) KlMBALL
SOLD by Druggists snl BARRIERS.
The real Nelp "a french Pills cure sickness In the
stomach, vomiting and heartburn. See n-tlcep-
Sold by all DrHsU as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
BATCHELoR's UAIR DYE.

Ths-pleadd Ia- pye {. the best IN the world;
the Only true aud perfect Dye. harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment: ridiculous
tns dies the III efeets 81 bad dyes nvigor,tes
snd leaves the Hair snft and beautiful blsc brown
Sold b, all Druggists aud nerf1m re- and properly
sppiief At Bachelors VI i. Factory, No 10 Bonds
New YORK. spr29 dSwiy
Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.--A- Physiological View OF Mari
age. - The Cheapest Book Ever Published. con-
tanning nearly 100 pages, aud 100 fine Plates and En-
cravings ofthe Anatomy of the human Organs In q
rate OF Health aud Disease, and Treatise early
Krrors, lis Derlorabe Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with the authors plan OF treatment the only
rational and eucce-siul mode of euro, as shown BY
the report OF eaacs treated truthful adviser the
married and those contemplating MAJ rage who en-
terrain doubts Ofther physical condition. Sent free
Of postagc To address receipt OF 70 cents in
stamps or postal currency. by add ressing DIR la
CRO1x. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, N. 7. The
author NAV be consulted upon any OF Ia diseases
upon which bis book treats. either person ally or BY
mail. and medicines sent to any part OF the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
=. ~. MURPmY.e APPOINT
MENTU.

Dem ccrsts IN tho eevcra, locsticns viii please
make all nsedfil regulations for the above meet
tngs. JIM WALKtR.
Chairman Of Dem. State Con Com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

To Owners Of Horses e Cattle.
Tobias Derby Condition Powders. are warranted
superior TO any others, pay for the OF dis
Loss OF MIX. Back-Tongus. Hcsn- Dietempsr. &C /,
In Cattle. These "Powdera' were formerly pat ap
by simpson L. Tobias son OF DIR Tobias. and since
hie deaf the demand has been great that Dr. To-
bias ha. continued to man ufacturs thom. They are
Perfectly cafe and icnocent: no need OF stopping
the working of your animals. They incrcase the ap-
petite give Ane csat cleanse the stomach and uri-
nary organs, and increase the milk OF cows. Try
them, and you will never be without them. Col
Phio T. Bush, ofths Jerome Park Race Course /"
Pordhsm. N r.. would not use them until he WAS
told OF what they were composed, since which time
ne 10 never without them. he has over twenty run
mia horses IN HE charge. and for the last three
BY Druggists and Storckeepers throughout the Uni
ted States. Price rs cents per box Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
IN WRINKLES CorLD BE REMOVED AZ
QUICKLY AS ~
HRISTADORO'S HAID nNE

Changes the color oil the ha from Gray to Black.
people might l,ugh al the rsyagee Of are The mo-
cess only occupies Eve minutes.
CHsIsTAroE,s HAIR PREsrgvArry,.
WoxASs Biaa1s Among the rights OF woman
BE- rsckuned the right 10 preserve her hair ia NJ
original uxnrtnte, floss. color. exture and elastic
recommend The yerv hest article w know OF sp.eu
aration abou, So. .here is no deception which w.,
have tried ana sen I'D snc u 1t found wanting
we mean Cakls iADoRo'S hair preseryer and
beauiiaer.
Sold by Drugl,t' md applied by all Hair prc..
crs Nanrfscf 1ry ~ Is Maiden Lane. Pripefpa
nAni. No & - nnnse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
Holloway,

~ OVOcn,
Pfoprietor.' COZ Arch Street, Philadelphia.
BOLD at wholesale in Chicago. BY Fuller, FfnsA ?
ruler. LORD q Smith, Burnhans Van scnaack. :.
a. Reed Co., Smith, Cutler = Co, Dsitnecn:
DrugyIets. fekkdlV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
Use Renne's Ksnin.k illsng Magic
oil.


Every person in this will ind IL TO their prof
II as well as for their comfort II they Rem
mes Pain-killing Magic Oil when they
have Headache, Toothachc. ChillblG Ague In the
Face and Jaws, Lame Shoulders, rheumatism Sci
atlea. Bruises, Cramps, Colds. Group, Sore Throat,
any pains Of this nature The ladies W III fnd its
use blessing to relieve their peculiar pains. II 10
OF the best things To in the family ~ gen
eral remedy for any kind of painful disorder hurt
burn discovered end II 10 clean nd delicious
10 use. Use II freely, Sold BY all Drnggsts. Mcr-
chants and tsrocers. WIN. KENNE.
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
tunes d&wiy PIrrsPiZLp. Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17


hisosl ben sati e, - C-catcs. Interest IN
importance 70 larlliss, sna 81 Unysrsl Inquiry
amor Hoascleapsr-, 70 TIT = s sica,. pu re ard
mild de'ers'vc agent,
III e X conc. Van f1a.~-n a Co.
ros1pply tAis great and general wsui. oIsr tie
pn'lic their new srtieie q
s ~ 2 a Rim SO x p
FOR FAMILY Csc.
To orr 1.t,;rers WI ere FAM Tar With tie li<h
Standard quality ~ oar Rich. Flower Scented. and
Family Soaps, We reel no. ray tina. oar sTKARiNE
soaps made OF purs aaser Is. ard contains
adu',erationr OF caqs. clay. sicste Of soda c. In
1rious alkeic. which generally enter Into The
competition OF CHEAP SOAPS, which really cost
more in the end thsn our stcsrlne soap beside the
lnlry cone to the fabric ~ cnlO-iug and gotIiug.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
81. cotheA need no boiling, and very little rubbing.
2. One po1nd viii go = far. for say use ~ three
Tounds OF common rosin soap, or two pounds best
family eoap.
g. Il req iires Ices than one half the time and Ia
Dor TO do the washing of a family, that 1t requires
with the beet family soap, and Is warranted not 10
intlret he fabric
T. For cleaning Paints and removing Grcese. Tar
and Primers Ink. Il is unsurpassed Hachin!sis.
Printers and Painters will find II an in.nusb art
Gle for sshing hands NJ i does not chap out great
" sniiene the skin.
S. The superiority OF the materials used. snd the
sos not containing any excess Of aikalies.i- more
mud than any Other known washing soap. and II
doubleday the hest nd apted for white and coOr-d
clothing. we as cambres and iaees and 10 War
rluted not rot the ClOthee mel. her will they turn
yellow, o matter Tow long kept over.
We offer our stcar.ne Soap on its INTRINSIC
MERITS. asking for il only fair trial. and 4. does
not prove satisfactory will refund the money paid
for it, Sold by Z S. BALLoRD. Davenport; HEN
BY DARTS SONS. Rock Island, and by the trade
generally. sns2o-deod3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS. FOR HORSES AND
MULES
OFFICE CHIEF ouARrEpNlsrEn, J

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, !
District OF Texas, :
Austin, February %, 1865 }
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THIS
4 office until THU RSDAY, the nineteenth day
OF March for the delivery at the Depot OF San An
tonic, Texas, Of
367 HORSES,
10 LES, within forty '41) days sitter date Of
contract
Horses must be sound in all particulars, we'll bro.
ken in, full flesh and condition, not less than fifteen
hands high, from five t5D to nine ~ years old,
and well adapted to cavalry purposes. Horses be-
tween nine 9 and ten 90 ears old, II still vigorous,
sprighty, and healthy, may be accepted.
N ulea must not be less than four ~ years old,
strong, stout, compact, we'll developed animals, In
full health, and free from any Flemish or defect
which would unfit them for severe work.
All Horses and Mules delivered will be subject to
rigid inspection and such do not conform to the
above specifications will be rejected.
Proposals will be received for lots Of twenty-five
and upward
Bidders are requested to be present at the open
ing of the bids.
The right reserved 10 reject any all bids if not
deemed satisfactory.
Bids to be in duplicate, sealed and Endorsed on
outside of wrapper Proposals for Horses" oil
MULES, the may be, and directed to the I'M
deFsigned, care of Brevet Brigadier General j. A
Potter, Chef QuartermasteT, District Of Texas
Austin Texas
(Signed) CHAS. H. TOMPKTNS,
Brvt Brig, Gen. aud CLiet Qnartermaster,
mh3 St Fifth Military District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

the corner Of Levee and Enghein streets,
for being dangerous and suspicious char.
aoter, was remanded for trial.
Patrick McCarty, arrested by Officer
Foreman, on Victory street, drunk and dis.
turbing the public peace, also resisting the
officer in the discharge of his duty, was
fined $40 or twenty days parish prison.
John Rely, arrested by Officer Foreman,
at his station, for interfering with him in
the discharge of his duty, was fined $40 or
ten days parish prison.
George Howard, arrested and charged by
Officer Kearney with being dangerous and
suspicious character, was remanded for
trial.
B. Crowley, arrested by Officer Moore on
the levee, with three sacks of cotton in his
possession, supposed to be stolen, was re.
manded for examination.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
COESTABLR'S SALES,
cONsTAELE,s SALE.


No. 3I46-Charles POydras W.. South
Eastern Railroad Company. No, as1-John
Harkins W. Inc Same. No. slls-John HarEins
VS.. The Sane. No. 3l49-Jack Minor vs.. The
Same. No. slj0--Jaek Minor vs. TIE Same. No.
5l5l-Ben. Clayton vs., The Game No, 3lt2-Jas.
Rodgknsvs VS., The Same. No. 3l55-A. Dennis
vs. The Same. No. 3l5i-Grasier 7s. The Same
No al5j-Bob Smith vs.. The Same. No. 3lsa-L
Connolly vs. The Same. No. $3.50 Baker vs..
The Same. No. 3l94-Fred. Eifert vs. The Same.
No alsG-Pinekney Williams vs. Fhe Same. No.
3le5-Marcelle vs.. The Same. No, sls7-Wlllism
johnson vs.. TIE same. No. 3lss-P. Taylor VS..
The Same. No. 5l99-M. Comford We. The Same,
No. saso-P. Dillon vs. The Same. No. a2Ol-P.
Dillon We Tee Same, No s702--Iohn Connolly
vs. The Same No. s2a4-John MeNab vs.. The
Same.
DY VIRTUE OB TWENTY-FIVE WRITs OF
ID feri iacias to me issued in the shove entitled
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans will proceed to
sell at public auction, on THURSDAY, the fifth
day Of March, 1853 at II O'Clock NJ, al the corner Of
The DEPOT BUILDINGS, PLATh0RAs, etc,
at the junction Of hlysian Fields and both sides OF
Goodebildren street, and all the IRON RAILS on
Goodehldren street from the said depot to the line
Of the parish Of s.. Bernard, seized in the above
Terms-This icing tine second ard last auction,
etc, viii be definitely adiudiGated to the highest
and last bidder for what the same viii bring, at
twelve months credit. The purchaser or purchasers
bearing 1--WE per cent per annum interest from date
until paid. Said purchaser shall have to pay in
cash out of he amount of his bids the charges for
fees which charges amount to about three hundred
Of fsisa mhs5 Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
United states Marshai's ONCE, District
If LOuisianu-RObert Patterson vs. Medora a.
MeC2ee, ct ais, No 1886

If LOuisianu-Robert Patterson vs.. Medora a
MeGee, ct ais, No. 1886
A LAS FIERI FACIAS AGAINST PLAINTIFF
n on judgment rendered in favor Of InteryenOr,
Mrs. Elizabeth Emile De La Ronde, Widow SAD
Vestamentary ExecutTix of Pierre HoA, deceased,
By virtue Of writ Of alias ter facias issued BY the
Honorable the United states Circuit Court for t4e
the above SUIT and received by me the 18th Of De-
oemher, 1861 have se5ed and viii offer for sale ae-
1909, at y O'Clock M, at the Merchants and Auc-
tio9eers Exchange on Royal st5se between Canal
~ A GERTkiT TR'ACT OF LAND. established and
cultivated as Sugar Plantation, situate in the par
ish Of Orleans the right bank Of the Mississippi
river at about four miles below the city Of New Or
river, fourteen arpents of which on the upper sids
have depth q seventy arpents, and the remaining
eleven and half szpents on the lower side have q
depth Of seventy.fve arpents, bounded on ono side
byP Cgzelars Ple1tatian, and on the Other SIDE BY
together with au-the buildings and improvements
One saeSrhouse with Machinery and ApparatCs,
One Main Dwelhngh0use and outbuildings.
One Cotton Gin and Engines,
One stable, twenty Negro Cabins,
And also tho following stock and farming uteu-
FvSsaty sir Mules Twenty-Five Plows, and nine Carts.
Which above described property is seized to satisfy
above named intervenor for the sum Of $Sl $50 s..
and costs, with, preference and privilege on the
Robert Patterson, the pSnt IL the above a sut &C
sale made in the said suit BY the late marshal Of
FERNS Of Sale-This being tho second adjudica-
lion, the above described property will be sold &C
twelve months credit, ths purchaser being required
to furnish good and sufficient joint and several So
enrity,w special mortgage on the said property.
bearing interest eight per cent per aunuin andli0
pay in cash amount TO cover all costs q suit.
amounting to about $1,000 one thousand dollars,
more or less.
Oosfs vi deed and internal revenue stamps, record
ing, etc., at expense of purchaser.
dated States Msrshal's Once New Orleans,
February H. 1855.
N1 423-fsls Is MUS District of Louisiana.