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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18
NEW YORK.

NV Yoax. Nov. ls.-The Herald's Ma
pies special says the stream OF lsva tjected
by the eruption Of Vssuvius have hlled aud
overlooked the Fasssvetrana, and are still
following the course Of the eruption oil
1856. Last night the upper cone dlscnarg-
ed columns Of ashes, occasionally iilurnina-
ted bv iisshe Of fame. The spectacle Is
ma ,oificsnt. and many persons are going
t. Naples to witness It,
The complimentary dinner by the Ne"
York bar to Hon. William Evart', Attofnsy
General Of the United states, came on tn's
morning Ct The Astse House. Mr. Cnas'es
O'Conner presided, aud among the guests
we're Gems. Grant, Banks Aud ocheoeio.
| Admiral FaYssgut, ex.Gov. Chnra, q.
S,.w.,t. Judges Sutherland, Daley and
Davies. and . majority Of the leading msm-
h r. Of The bsr.
The fret tos.t was 1.-THE President"
which was received With applause.
The chairman then gave the toast The
President elect. Gen. Grant, on rising 10
res pond, was received with enthusiastic
demonstrations Of applause. lie said he
thanked the members Of the bar very kind
" for the manner in which they had
received him.
The second toast was in.cndsd - q
compliment to himself From no othsl
community would he have more plsasur,
IN receiving demonstration OF regard tina,
from the citizens whom he say present.
The next toast vas "Ths guest Of tn
evening" Mr.. Evarts, in responding
made most eloquent speech. in the cours
Of which, alluding 10 his election to tn
Office Of Attorney General, he said be owe
it not 20 much TO Any personal merits q
his part - to the partial estimatisa Of tn
vslus Of professional services coupled viii
generous disregard Of political differences
NJ. Evarts also spoke Of the uniform kind
ness and consideration he had experience
at tho hand Of he brethren Of the bar.
Subsequently other tsasts we're give
and spseeh made by Gen. Sehs6slt
Admiral Farragut, M. j. ". 0srar'
Judge DAILY, 0sv. Hotfmsn, and others, On
the company dispersed at an advance
hour.
, With official returns from oil the ecu
ties but two, tho total vote Of New Ye
I feet up 642.27s Ssymour's majority
?.l66. Hofman's majority 10 81 .3z2. r
official vote Of New York city 10 return
90 follows: Seymour, 10s,3l6 Graz
ATOP
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18
L ATE NEWS
b. TELE0R.lPM.


NV YoaK, Nov. IA new suit sRaisst
the directors Of the Erie Railway COMPANY
ny was begun in the Supreme Court Cham
sers before Judge 0ur hsrlsud 70 dsy. on
application Of August Bslmont. The can
plant 10 founded On afidavits b. Frank
Worth asd others, substantially set.ipe
forth that the money Of the Erie Ceapauy
has been used in stock srscuiatisus fer
their prtvsle interest The a0davits fur.
Their 81 fsrth that recently Lane wss in
solvent, and Flax was an advsntnrsr from
New England. Il 10 alss alleged in the o.
idavits that Pixies Opera House had been
purchased in sale BY Fisk with thu money
Of the company 10 the amount Of $3.50. 900.
Messss- Gould, Lane & Fisk are further
charged with having Issued from twenty
three to thirty million dollars Of spurious
shares, vi view Of creating . corner 10
Wall street. The atiidasits further alleos
that the above named individuals have Dc
MED the other dir ciors access 70 the boeks.
in fact managed III. affairs Of tho Gonna.
ny exclusively for their own interses and
In reckless manner. Judge Sutherland
granted an injunction, which directs the
officers and agents If the company to re-
train from Increasing the capit.l stock BE-.
yend The amount nov outstanding and in
,bs hands Of bona jsde holders, aud also or
dsEs that the descendants refrain from 70.
moving any books. papers. securities or
iunds Of the company FROM the juri. d,ctisn
81 tie court. and directs that The funds
shall ne applied to no purpose bu. the pay
msnt Of legitimate debts and expenses Of
ne company. the balance to DO disposed Of
IN such manner - the Court NAV iYem
t,es to time direct The Court also orders
'nat the onicers and agents Of the ,rn. snv
shall refrain from in any manner obs,ruci.
ing any Of the Directors from examining
any Of the books Of sald COMPANY.
Another suit has been begun b. Che,,..
Mcintosh against the Dirsctors and Ausu.t
Belmont, In which an Injunction hs. h:.r
obtained. but whether this 10 in aid or
against the 6rst suit does not appear.
LArEK-The latest development in Fri.
afairs is, according to report, that jaw
Gould Was appointed receiver OF the CON.
pany last Thursday BY Judge, Barnard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18

NovEMBRR, P.mApsarmA. 81 s.ns N St.
1899. 1868.
To the Beck snS AlIsn Trsls.
SAM'L D. BURLOCK & co.,
PUBLISHERS.
DOOKDINDERS, MANUFACTURING % Pho
TO swAPH AL8u xS. BURLOCk EDITION
or Tns .a nHs1 I nlRhsI. AF ETC. .no1o
aiss,area sT ey y sss6EL B, sURLo,K A-cO.. vi
Sssim 1t :. farni or Printing and
Binding Book IL largo small quantities. An In
esirIes roasve 10 TIE business.pronptly nd cheer.
10yAs, OUA RTO. FAMILY 4
Pgjs.P1T BIBLES.
IN. attention Of the trade asd pos kseller In rem.
srsl ia Invited 10 our lit - the pubs here have
hs Slate Ia pononncing them . ssleable - any y
the ma ket w.s they ohcred st Asurss that Will
Each edition s printed on paper osa Uniform qual.
IT, and hound In the moot substantial manssr. vita
entirely new designs for sides and ciasvs.
The fhDtOg rspi Record has also been introduced,
for inserting Photograph port ats Of families. asd
Poer.t R,bes ana Tes,smen,s eon,snirs 81:
Pealns In Metre, &C.
hav. inst issued new edition Of the Pocket b.
bound In various styl ss, which will compete with
aay In the market
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
The subscribers beine among the Arst 10 eseaGs
he maGufacture u the above Bools, have no les.
tAtic. In one'inR then to the trade equal, II mot
hyperion to any made The materials used are OF
the best makes ana seecions the isay~s are print.
=: :es ia ssaDd : *
Psssisslss s!tssts !: e:'lsa e on, ~. :. Aln.s:
~ i :Ssfss So ~ = e; :::sa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18

a trembling Of the earth was felt on the
sd and 9Th ct Iturbids, fourteen leagues
from San Louis Petcsi. Many Of the 10.
habitants were terribly frightened ssd len
their houses. Recent ,nundasions have
caused mu ii damage at San Juan. b ut'sta
and Tabasco.
The Mexican Congress had approved the
contract for the Vera Cruz ana hsA'ce
Railway. .-. ::
Corded a. made At the instance o. zen.
Grant. and has caused eens'derso's ceu "s'N
along the Mexican border.
Sn.picious Anerican military men are
,r.v.line through the country.
A terrible Wind and rain storm passed
over the country from Oct. 10Th to 18th.
doine considerable damage, caueing great
.pffsring and loss Of lie.
The city Of Am Nos, Sonora, containing .
ospu!atioo Of 1000, wae destroyed BY the
Hoeds and whiriwinds.
Loretta, In Lower California, and several
ether soall towns we're entirely dsmol-
ished.
A large number Of cattle we're swept
away; orange groves and crops, in some in
stances. totally ruined.
The Yagui and Mayo rivers we're raised
10 feet.
The Mexican war steamer Juarsx, 10 stil
bsached near Lasssy. The Lackawaus
made an unsu ccsssful attempt 10 assist her
General Resecrans. who arrived here OF
the steamer Grenada. visited Captain Gen
sral Lersundi. in company with Admire
Hof Gen. Rosecrans will sell this after
noon for Mexico, to enter upon the duties .
United States Minister.
The steamship Star Of the Unisn. from
New Orleans ON Tuesdao last, for this place
wAs totally wrecked on the Cuban coast
near Bahia, Honduras. The crew and pas
ssnsers we're eli sa,ed.
Admiral hoff has arrived.
The ". S. bungoat Psnobseo', 10 70 a.
for Bahia, Honduras, 10 render sssistanc
10 he passengers and crew Of the steamer
Star Of the Union.
|
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18
. .
INDIANA.

MADISON, Nov. IS The tow boat Tiger,
with bargcs coming down, collded with The
j. N. Nc Iullou-h, going up, one lnis above
this city, at 10 O'Clock last night. The
Mccullough was struck by one Of tho barg-
ess. tearing the whole aide of for 90 or so
feel. causirg her 10 sink 10 three minutes
in II feet o. water. The deck sweeper, .
boy, Is missing, PROBABLY drowned. The
rest Of the crow ant the passengers are oil
f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18
,coMME RcIAL.


OaveDpors MarAos report.
Osncs - rss DAvsSroas DsscaAf.
Nov. II. 1855.
tleua-whelssals. es.4s; retail, 600.
wsaAs-No. !. q 90. No. >. Csc,
BAs.sY-No l.el.i09l.l0 unssttlsd.
OAss- 35da 4ects.
RYR-el %
OoRH-Nsw, 80 Old, 83e.
OAroxs 81 oO1l25
PcTA1 oss-- 5s@Toc.
BuI.ss 40c. per n.
Eae1 zoe.
GRssH Arrr.s- 81 75'per bushel.
BAr-Good Timothy kt3 oeQ4s l5 ee.per tor.
Prsi-i. tll 90 per ton. Slough. ". o0Qp 90.
CoAL-Soft : at yard. lie II bushsl delivered
ls92oe.
hxraRAcIra-A yard Ell 90 per ton
Weor-eSoo. per Cord.
Chicago Market.
[By telegraph New. IL.
Flour-very firm.
Wheat Quiet st l os0l.0Sll.
Corn Firm at 90.
Oats-Stsady 46ts@47.
Barley Il 5IMl %.
rive Ssih at l.c7.
Ness Pork Weaker, nominal, 1896.
| Bulk Mea,s-Stendy.
Lard-Firm
Chicago Live Stock M0rGo1.
| By Telegraph November IS.
Receipts of cattle. As cars receipts Of hogs.
10; sheep, g.
Cattle food to extra, s soar 90.
Hogs Food TO extra. Z. o047.76.
Sheep $3.50 SIX.
-. Loais Market.
~ Telegraph New. Is.
Flour Quiet and unchanged,
Wheat Frmer.
Better, T5cd soc.
Oats Higher, SOFAS.
Rve-Bett-r l.. IVd II.
Barley Unchanged.
Pork-Easier, new "a 50 100.
New Hork Market.
BY Telegraph. Ngw Yonx, New. IS.
Flour HEAVY dull
Wheat--Duli, / 5Ofl 81. No. . spring.
Corn Weaker, l.lSol.l5.
Oats-firm. quiet 7e@sl.
Barley Dull.
Rye Quiet.
Provisions = Dull nominal
Lard Heavy. ISl5@l6s4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18

HAVANA, Nov. IA French steamer
from Vera Cruz on the 18th, arrived to
day. She brings tie following in.slli
gsncs:
The newspaper I've Rspublics says that
csnee Romero will shertl yrsturn to Walk
Iu8ten. and that Riva paiieee will rsplaee
hin - Secretary u ne 1ssaouvy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18
CALIFORNIA.

San FsANclscs, Nov. 1.-THE steam
ship Osntins entail has arrived with the fol-
loving Msxatlan adviees. down to Novsm-
Der 6:
Rsiordo Palaeio, formerly Chief Justice
Of tho Supreme Court Of The State Of Sina-
los. vas arrested October 28th. he was
accused Of attempting to bribe soldiers
guarding bic imPrisoned brother. else Of
being one Of the leaders Of secret rsvolu.
.ionary movement to drive Gov. Rubi from
pswsr when Corona leaves for the city o.
Mexico
American residents are snxisusly await
ine the result Of the Presidential election
| Il 10 believed Grant 10 elected, and that III
will inaugurats . vigorous peace policy
II is expected his election will ransw will
greater force the question Of the annexation
q Northwestern Nsxice to the Unitet
States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORK. 8.
Plassburgh. Pa.
PARK. BROTHER Z CO..

Manufacturer 81 best quality Re6ned Cast Steel.
Square, Flat and Octagon-all szss. Warranted
equal to any imported. Also all other descriptions
Of Steel, Including German. Cast and Patsat Con-
bined Plow, sprisg eteel, sc &c.
Oqes and WareAoues Nss. 10 isi First Street
and Nes. 10 and lag Second Street.
NEW YORK-Branch House, % Jehn Street.
BOSTON a a Dattsrvmarch n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18
LAKE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILLS.
AN D.
SmElTlns WORKS.


Manufacturers Of DRAzIEHs'. BOLT Z sB1RTN
COPPER. Locomotive etrips. and Yiss Boz sheets
freesed Copper Bottoms, RAISED STILL BOT
io.s, spelter Solder. &C.. Copper cut TO any de-
s'red Pattern.
Omee Nos. ils ibi First and 10 IN Sseead st.,
PlTTSDUR0H,.. "a
y. "a esppiy u ear inprsved oe1la 0plsal
Csg2se ke.seiaa nsds ~isA cee,aino Osaposs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18
MASSACHUSETTS,.

WILLIAMSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE difficulty
between the studsn and faculty Of the
Williams College ended last night BY the
surrender Of the studsnts and return to
usual dutiss. President Hopkins promise ;
the reconsideration Of Objectionable rules
which caused the trouble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-18

PARIs, Noy. 17.-Is 10 reported that the
Spanish republic has been preclaiusd at
Madrid.
CoLoaSs, Nov. IA slight shock Of On
earthquake wss felt here to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.
. OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
THuBsDAY EVENING. August l6, lbdS.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
THuBspAY EVENING. August l6, 1858.
Nothing has trAnspired TO indicate any material
change in the money market proper: The apph2a-
tons for discounts, both at the banks and on the
street. continue limited. while the supply OF caolta
amp The street rates are e cent q month for AZ
notes satisfactorily secured and lA9l@ for seeona
grade. Mortgage paper Is quoted az lu9l2 q cent
annum for the former and 1z@l5 for the latter Inc
offered by their customers but there is very little Of
this description making We hear OF nothing doing
Gold opened at lAs1slE. against l47M at New
sSo Sc O SECS s at sS !. i Sc $500 500
5000 at l4e $500 At 1855 and $4,000 5000 Sleo
$500 and $500 at 49, We did no learn OF any sales
Of silver. 1t is quoted ct l5SA@lS1s for American
Operations in foreign exchange we're again on 2
limited scale. rates however showing no mAtefi!ai
change The only transaction reported to US IN
sterling was el0o0 bank at 1917: In francs in0 UO
1917 for bank sterling, and 3.52 for bank francs
There are no private bills Offering, and QUOTATIONS.
for them would be merely nominal
The market fol domestic exchsngs contlnnes
4 p cent premium. but the counter demand was
very light The sales include S10OO New norH com
mercial sight at = n cent premium, $1,000 At =.
$500 at SIG small sum Sep sixty days sign oI ~
bank to another, at 7.l6 premium.
In stocks 100 sbhres Bank Of New Orleans sold al
S3l IS. aud 30 shares Canal bank at 81 Levee
state bonds sold at marked advance the trausae
City treasury notes underwent no material change-
The sales embraced 5000 at 335s & cent discount
$1,000 at 35i, and Sl0500 Sl5O 5000, and StOO a. "a
The dealers bought the small sums offered across
payers at 1393Ic. Nothing was reported in state
notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
Teos,Tiisi;gilD Fsosl FIRsr tsAeE- ]!

At the suggestion Of MIR. Harper, oill NO.
lI9, in relation to steam boilers, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce and
Manufactures.
Mr.. Eager. of Orleans. asked for leave Of
absence for two weeks and that some mem.
ber be placed on the Special Committee to
investigate the issuance of leyee bonds in
his stead.
Granted.
The Chair appointed Mr.. Carroll TO act in
the absence Of Mr.. Eager.
MESSAGES FROM TIE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced asking concurrence in Senate bills
Nos 49, 81, and 90.
SPECIAL ORDER OF TIE DAY.
Senate bill No. 81 being under coasidera'
ton Mr.. Noble moved that the House re
solve itself in Committee of the Whole to
consider the bill.
Carried.
Mr.. Carr, Of Orleans WAS called to tie
chair.
M. Morcy moved that tie bill be taken
Up section by section.
Carried.
After discussion and agreeing upon re-
commencing some amendments for adop-
ton, on motion of Mr.. Washington, OF
Assumption, the committee rose TO report
progress.
| Tie Speaker resumed the clair.
The chairman, Mr.. Carr, Of Orleans, re
ported progress, and asked permission to
sit again.
Granted.
On motion Of Mr.. Washington, OF As.
sumption, the House adjourned until 10.
morrow ct eleven o'clock A. III.
WILLIAM yIGERS,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14
CfttzenA' BaaIk Of Loulssaaa vs., sToseph
StinsOn. Mrs. Stinsou CurAtrix.

Na0uN9saAA .,
StinsOu. Mrs. Stinsou CurAtrix.
CROoED DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
- lears No 80 llI.-By virtue of q writ OF seizure
and sale direct, by the Honorable the Second Dis
cause to Geo. 4 Avery, late sheriff and by said
late sheriff 10 M transferred, l will proceed 70
tioueere kxchen e, Royal street. between Canal and
Gust mhouse streets in the Second District Of this
is6s At u O'Clock b., the following described prop
"Tao LOTS OF GROUND situated in suburb
comprised within Iii 3D. ami, and st. Mary ptreots
and outh street, afsyetts Square, destguaten b
late Deputy Surveyor dated the fifteenth February
ls32, and annexed to act passed before L. T. CArs
then n9ts public in this Guy dated .hs fifth March,
measure, each Is ieet 'front.' more or les9 on SAID
South street, Lafa cite 'quare by 81 feet deep Lot
Camp street. Together With AL the buildings and
Improvements thereon. consisting Of thres-story
Brick House, known as the Norandah Hotel, kitch
ems, etc rights ways and privileges thereunto be-
long ng or N any wise appertaining.
Exchange some days prey GUS 10 thSt Of sale ''0
Together with four hundred and fifty 1850 shares
now reIuo, TO four hundred and twenty y42D OF
secured by mortgage on said property.
Seized in the above suit.
favor Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana for the sum
Of eight thOusana i've hundred and fifty dollars
hxed or renewable according to the terms of the
Charter Of said Bank and the balance of the price
Of sdindie alton cash on tho spot,
The purchaser TO assume ali the obligations and
Eespons bitles Of Stakeholder Of the Citizons'
Bank, and the stack 80 furnished to be identified
and vile to the Gtizens Bank, Of date FebrIary IL
~ before y sesaesTIs late netsEy public in This
to tho Citizens Bank, Of date Marco II. 1869
city, rnird-And the SSPsT.tiS deed q sale Y tns
a1e 30 ses Sheriff Of the Parish n Z q orissns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

leans.
RK q. e. GIRAKDEY a. co, AUO.
No. il Exchange Place SATURDAY,. September
Z 1855 at twelve O'Clock M, at the Merch ants and
an order Of the Hon. /. Duvigueaud Judge Of tie
second District Court for the ,psri h Of Orleans,
for the account of the succession Of @. A. Castillo,
deeeas7a ne n to'isp ng described property 70 wit
Bourbon. Dauphn Hospital and UrsuEes streets.
measuring, more or less, 20 feet inches front on
nearest urbln street and about he feet 10 inches
IN depth on the ct her line The improvements
two shai of the capital stock of the Citizens Bank
o. L91s,STa seen sd ~ mortgage on ssle property
tween Royai and Bourbon streets designated as lot
No g on pan By Y Bringier, Surveyor General,
dated September le, 1885, and deposited in the office
Of .. de Armas, Notary Public. Said Iot measures
IN American measure q ieet front on UrsulInes
street by l69 fee' inches in dopth bounded one
side by property of jacques Dupre, assigns and
the other SIDE by property OF Widow BerIoulin Tho
Improvements COMPRISE uwostory brick hou 10, to.
gttheE with one and thirty two shares ofthe
capital stock OF the Ctiz MS Bank OF Louisiana, Sc
Terms of SSle-For properly firstly described, the
purchaser to furnish his stock note to the said
1861, with SIX and hat per cent interest thereon.
cash IN advance. from the day of sale to said first
july 1859 the balance OF the price OF adjudication
For property secondly described-The purchaser
to furnish his stock note to the said Citizens Bank
for the sum of S233l due fret July, 1862 with six
and a hat per cent interest thereon, cash in ad-
vanne, from the day Of safe to sald first July 1869
the balance of the price Of adjudication payable at
year in notes Endorsed 70 he satisfaction of the
sdministratri1 if she should require 1t, bearing
terest at eight per cent per annum from date and
secured by special mortgage on the property with
the clauses OF non aiendo and attorne IS fees fixed
I've per cent in case of suit. Improvements TO be
kspt Injured, and policies transferred. Taxes of
1885 TO be paid proportioually by vendor and pur
chaser when due.
The notes to be furnished to the bank for both
properties, renewable ane curtRiable agreeAbly to
the charter Of the bank and the other conditions
required BY the bank, on the transfer of property
mortRaged to it. to be complied with BY the pur-
ChAseIs
Acts of sale and United States Revenue sta,lps at
the expense Of the purchasers. before A. Dor ocourt
Notary Public. aull q % se5 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14
River Intelligence.
oFIIoE % IuE DALI nEPUBLIoAN.

OkhtCE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, 1
4 FBIBAT, August Il 1ec3.
4. y ne weatnsK yesterday was anu usiiy warm, the
.aefinometer ranging from 50 70 % dosross during
the n ddia o. the day. Rain seems 20 have Gbated
equaiiy - sudden - y Cane up q few Wookl nao.
q dry time Tor a. least usunfh
busEsas en- the leyss J, - agaia asuspAl ersremaly
dull The stoo was entirulf deserted alter twelve
oc cck. little business n tic Zeal trans I, ~
transacted during the forsnoon but a. soon - the
bpatd when Werp ~ lor the e4A,t anainra had ~
ceivad TITO sc1nt supply Of ffeis l1nfsn Sd Tor ens
use 81 come plantnfion Up tho ryaTs rnd 81, ous.
evoryfhinf aasunod is former ddlineaS
The following have busn tie arrivals lints sur last
fruoFts
Hclir Able from 81 Louis. Issne. from yafsr.oo.
cubA No. 2 from Jcaarsou. and Ros0 ffanka. from
D. for Red river and l.ssl
Foa foWEE OoAsT.-lffs A. Bzown viii lssse
lower ooss5 Fora J4csscn snd ~ Pulp t5.esr
Ten o'siqpk a. ". y.
~ lsaTe Nlthauf 'lil En- ~ At Eve ee COX fs1
1-Iltrau1 sad Shreveport
Tia river d NOW hlrta1a facs below Bib N1tes
max sad l4NirE d114s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAGATELLE
street, between GOodohildren and Morales
streets-Succession of Justine Clay, Deceased
Wife of Pierre Wilson.
pY CHARLES H. FOHTIFR, AUG.
- tioneer-Oflce No. 4s ExchangeiAl Iey.-SATUR
DAY, September s. 1858, at twelve O'Clock M at
the Merchants and AuotioDosrn' Exchange ROYAL
street, betN cen Canal and Oustomhouse streets, BIZ
virtue OF an order from the Honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated une
20 1858, the following property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT on GROUND In the Third
District OF this city in the square bounded by Bag
atels, Goodchildren, Morales, and Union streets
measuring American measure 81 feet II inches an
lines front on BaRatelle street by a depth of f2T
feet 10 inches and lines together with an the build
ings and Improvements thereon.
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TWO SHARES Of che capital stock of the South
ern Bank of New Orleans. 49,
Terme-For the Stock cash; for the Rel Eststo
one ha cash, and the balance at credit Of ono wear
With eight per cent interest from day Of sale until
payment, the notes to be divided into sh ares to snt
the convenience of the heirs said notes 10 be
by mortgage and vendors pFiyileRe the buildings 10
be insured. and the policy transferred Act 81 sae
before 90 ave de Arnas, Notary Public, at the q.
penso OF the purchaser. including stamps.
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