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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

CRY ITEMS IN BRIEF.--As might have
been expected Philip Werleing was released
from the charge of having obtained some
fimsy spokes from Schwartz by false pre-.
lenses.
George Gehe, arrested for breach of trust
and embe2zlement by II. Witzig, will not
have hearing until the twelfth instant.
Mrs. Witte has been met with q charge
that she embezzled an entire petticoat.
John Bauer is prosecutor.
Charles Floret's case is continued until
Monday.
Rosanna Cooney's tongue has often
trapped her in trouble, and said many
shameful things, but the vileness of her
unruly member toward Lally cost her a fine
of $40.
John Smith, out of employment, busted
himself by pounding Pauline Williams. He
was sent before jury by Recorder Gastinel.
They will agree on the amount his pastime
was worth.
Joe Wallace was unable to explain how q
sack of coffee came ON his shoulder. A jury
will assist him to ascertain the particulars.
Jules Colds fist came in contact with
Ella Williams nose, according to her story;
but Jules said Ella run her face against it,
contrary to his desire. Jules was sent to
his home.
Justine Bugill, unable to control the
| course of his claws. scratched Mary Redenk
with his long nails, whereupon she lost
blood enough to almost drown gnat. She
was sorely vexed because Justine was dis
missed.
James Martin interfered with an officer in
the discharge of his duty, and Recorder
Gastinel thought it TO be his duty to LEI
Judge Abel into the secret also. Accord
ingly, in the course of human events, jane
will make his bow before jury.
About four o'clock last evening William
Crutcher accidentally fell overheard from
the steamboat Hetty Gilmore, at the foot O
Cont street, and was drowned. The bod,
was not recovered.
The Mayors Office is undergoing Sigh
renovation. 1t is time.
Charles Ress was arrested on the steam
boat landing for attempting to take the lif
Of Officer Leefe.
Two boys-Albert Wiegel, aged twelv
years, and Edward Decklar, same age
were drowned at the Stock Landing yestel
day. The lads were playing in the water o.
plank, and by some misfortune fell ov e
into the river. The bodies were not re
covered. Wiegel lived at 1913 Robin street
A small particle of humanity, sent befor
its time, was found in box between tw
tombs in Lafayette Cemetery No. 2. Tn
mother is not known.
Yesterday morning the store of Messrs
Flaville & Co.. Magazine street, was al
tackled by burglars, who broke open wiz
dow in the rear, but deserted their labor
before making a successful entrance.
Henry @. Gillem is under arrest, accuse
by John Gray with having wrongfully oil
tanned $3.50.
George Whitfield is on his muscle an
ivory. While engaged in fair eight wit
Auguste Colderas, he took the latter's thum
between his teeth, and foully bit it of
Whitfield was arrested, and WILDE tried fc
manning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

A CoLoRED DEMooRATMAKING MACHINE
II Don't Work WeN.-There was something
of gathering at the headquarters of the
Third Ward Democratic Club, on st. Charles
street, last evening. The notice calling the
meeting invited ''colored citizens to attend
meeting of their colored brethren" So
far as the colored element was concerned
the whole thing was failure, for there
were only nine colored men present during
the entire exhibition. 1t was easy to count
them, for they enjoyed the pre-eminent
| Democratic distinction of sitting apart by
themselves. The principal attraction was
to be speak ing by Willis Rollins and Scott
| Gordon.
| Rather late in the evening the meeting
was opened by an address from Gordon,
Rollins not having arrived. 1t was impos
sible to understand him at short distance.
He so alternated from fortissimo to PIANIST
mo that more than half his words were in
audible. The gist of what he said was that
the colored voters not having received from
government lands and stock, had better try
what they can get from the Democrats.
Willis Rollins, who had arrived in i'm.
mense state, new stood forth. Ali he said
was much more calculated to amuse the
whites than edify the nine colored men who
were in the room. His whole speech con,
sisted of string of coarse witicislns, call.
ing forth shouts of laughter from his
audience, who were, however, easily
pleased. The whole affair resembled much
an exhibition of Ethiopian MINISTRIES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
~ Z Y s
%
], Co .
Is the only remedy that be relied on for the eer
tain. SAFE and speedy cure of
GOROrrhea, in all its stages.
Chronic elect, of the longest standing.
FIuOr AIbus, or whites.

No internal medicine is necessary when this remedy
is used and persons who for months, and even years
things in calculate upon speedy and per-
mansnt by the proper of this never failing
remedy.
, In all cases of FLUoR ALBUs, or WHITES. so
common in warm climates, it invariably affords inn
mediate relief.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

suecessI on of George Edward Coolidge
No. 32,32e.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
= leans Whereas Lodorska gormier widow Of
George Edward Coolidge, has petitioned the Court
for Letters of Administration on the estate OF the
late George Edward Coolidge, deceased, intestate
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern
to show cause within ten days Why the prayer Of
the said peti toner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
au7 IL l6 nj. o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

EsTABLEsHED less.
STODART
New Scale, oversxung full Iron Frame
r i a N q ENO II II 4 ..
STODARr d MORRIS,
MANUFACTURER OF GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRfGExx
Ne FS Eg TIES.
Our new scale Piano Fortes, in addition to their
peculiar merits contain every really valuable modern
Improvement, rendering them the most complete
and perfect instrument offered 70 the public
and for purity OF tome deeacy of touch durability
and also standing the test OF severe climates the
NEW SCALE SfoDART PLANO FORTE stands
unrivaled.
The Pianos OF this manufacture have stood the test
of more than quarter Of a century, aud the manu-
thousand families who have had them In nse in
nearly every part Of the civilized world An letters
was " SrODART q MORRIS,
6s4 Broadway. corner of Great Jones,
my2g New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

Succession OF Widow Razlle JaiiIOt or
JailhAn-No. 80 40 - -,
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OhS.
y leans-Notice IS hereby given to the creditors q
this estate and to all other persons herein tefestsu
to show within ten days from che present mott
ication Of any they have or CAM why tne sceooho
presented by the of this estate shoun not De
homoloeated and approved and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
a Ry I II Is VI 'us eO'" NJ. O. TRACv, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

Succea&IOn of Maria &OYes and WIG OF
Pascal LAmarque--No. y. iAS. :
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ian Of Orleans.-Notiee is hereby given to the
creditors Of this estate, and TO al other persons
herein Interested, to show cause within ten days
from the presant notification yif any they have or
cam why The account presented by j. St Bancat ad
OF this estate should not be homoogated
and approved, the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
au4 Is NJ o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

DEMOCRATIC MEETING LAST NIGHT AT
FRENCH OPERA HoUsE.-A Democratic meet
ing came off last night at the French Opera
House. 1t was largely attended by ladies,
who filed the dress circle to overlooking.
Various clubs were seated both on the stage
and in the parquette. Mr.. B. F. Jonas, ex-
delegate to the late National Democratic
Convention, rehearsed the manner and In
cidents connected with the nomination of
Seymour and Blair which, judging from the
applause, the audience seemed to enjoy.
Mr.. Jonas is very good looking man, which
no doubt was one particular reason why the
ladies turned out en- waSse as they.did.
He is also a good speaker, and Pc
culiarly interesting was his eulogy of
Grant and Colfax, by calling one fool
and the other q villain, while his
sarcasm. on Seymour and Blair attracted
considerable attention. He denounced one
as statesman, gentleman, u patriot, q
good Democratic citizen, and the other as
brave general in war. a good citizen in
peace, a consistent Democrat, and wise
leader of the Democracy. Applause went
| up when Mr.. Jonas took his seat, and the
| band played a lively tune,
Captain Charles E. Fenner was nextintro-
duced to the audience, who presented to the
Fossil Guards, a semi.military organization,
a white banner. Mr.. Fenner was not as
| good Democrat as the previous speaker,
inasmuch as he asserted that the banner
was given to the guards for the purpose of
allowing it TO wave over all, both white and
black, and that if it was his opinion that
any Of the rights of the newly enfranchised
would ever be abridged by the standard
bearers of the Democracy, he would be the
last man to sustain such party.
Mr.. Fenner is progressing, and will soon
put himself on the platform of equal right;
and equal laws for all, without distinction
of race, color, or previous condition
Things are working, and Louisiana Demo
Gratis will soon cease their opposition to thu
enfranchisement of colored men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

CAUTIoN-None genuine without the written
signature of RECORD on the wrapper. the name
INJECTION RECORD, PARIs-biowu in the glass
of the bottle, with cap of similar inscription.
MAUNSELL BoGEL,
nraR n, Mholesala Aeants q Mnrnzine strest
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. Ii. +. Wright has reduced his ale
ready low Dental charges onehalf till further
notice.
and Burgundy. myl7 law Su
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

''0ut with IT, By all means. : The Times
which attributes every evil to the Radicals,
g socks attribute every disaster to ''the
81 vas very savage on the promoters Of
FAe Lottery Monopoly, and promised thai
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

I 0sT-oR MIsLAIDoA CASH WARRANT DRAWN
IL by the CoHro Ter for One thousand Dollars payable to
the order Of and indsred BY Thomas Howard ESQ The
above PAD disappeared from the desk of the
An persons warned not to trade for the above,
w. s. MOUNT, Treasurer.
New Orleans, September &c, 1853.
II OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE l5rH SEPTEMBER
IL instant, ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount Of Money number Of Receipts and Memorand d.
and the following described which the public
toned against trading for negotiang viz Three Notes
December l. 1907 drawn T. D. Ven hts
order him indorsed hundred dollars each
payable in three six and nine months after date note
drawn by Mrs NJ Van Horn to her order and by her
ndorsed year after date March 1857 and marked
Ne Varistur" by Gottsehak Magner notary public, for
Eve hundred and thyhve dollars note for eight han
bred and thirty three dollars and thirty three aud onethd
after date (Sept Is 1861 drawn and in
dorsed above marked, me Vsriatar" by W. L. Poole
ESQ.,, N p sixty DAYS after date, 9th Febru-
ary 1867 drawn by T. Van Horn the order Of N Au
gustn cashier Of New Orleans hundred and
Fifty dollsrs-s Of which have been paid but
additional reward returning the Diary and Papers to
T. D. Van 1orn, "a Camp street.
OsT-oN THURSDAY, nth, A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound answers to the name Of Jef. Had a
small piece cut of the bottom OF his left and large
white max his breast When lost he had leather
collar The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving him
at 81 Race street.
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
u District of Louisiana = In the Matter Of William
Baker, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy Nc; Oi. Whereas,
William Baker Of the city of New Orleans, and Dis
aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the Act
of Congress of March I'd. 1861 has this day filed in said
Court petition praying for discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims provsbe under
said act;
Notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
all other In interest hst the 18th
day OF November 1863 assigned for the hearing Of
and that they then and there attend and show
cause any they why the prayer of the said pstsR
should not be granted.
Clerks once, New Orleans, September 26 1858.
SEQ ocl0 20 K LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEA.s, JACKsoN AND
To tab erect Sunday, 10th inst, mt $50 r. M.
PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 n,
making connections with Trains for Vcksburg Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
40 going Brookhaven- Returning, leave
Brookhsven IS $3.50 A u. MONDAYS, arriving In New
Orleans at 1880 A n.
Excursion Tickets are good Train Of Saturday Sun
day going north and Trains of Sunday Monday south
Mail train arrives IN New Orleans etl 60P.M
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY (exeept sundsyn
r. g. wILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent.
-------- ED WARE. Gensrsi TRANSFORMATION Agent
DON1OssA n <Es1zSVz&2
COMPANY.
This Road extended, will be opened to the pub
Sunday. the 1Sth Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS. -....
Children years age viii be charged TEN CENTS
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
y District Of lOuisisns-IH the matter Of Joseph
haillot, bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. 699 Whereas
Joseph MsiOt Of New Orleans, and District Aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March
I'd 1867 has this day fled in said Oourt petition praying
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under said act;
day November 1868 II Is assigned FOR the hdtg
Of they then and there attend and show
they have why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks once New Orleans, September 26, 1868.
seq cello % K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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" District Of Louisiana In the matter Of Knox Higgins
bankrupts In Bankruptcy, No. 2SS. Whereas, Hugh B.
Knox ana Randall Higgins individually and members
Of the Of Knox Hggs, Of New Orleans and District
duly declared bankrupt under the Of Congress
ofM 3D. 1867 this day filed In said Court petition
praying for discharge and certificate thsreof from all their
debts and other claims provsbe under said act;
Notice therefore given al creditors who have proved
debts and to all other In interest that the 18th
day November 1863 ii is assigned for the hearing
that they then and attend and show
cause any they have why he prayer of the said petition
should not be granted.
Clerks Once New Orleans, September 1868
selO 10 80 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rOPARTNERSHIP- UNDERSIGNED
" have formed Copartnership dating nom July 1905
under the name and style Of MEDO B0VARD, for the
continuing the Produce Business hereotoe CON
Quoted by MEDD NEWTON. ]. MEDD
August /, 1868. K ID. bOVAkD
Referring TO the above Advertisement would inform my
frierds that remain with Messrs. MEDD BOVARD. No
lOl Poydas and would respectfully solicit contnu
ance Of their favoTs o. W. NEWTON.
COPARTNERsHIp- - THE UNDERSIGNED
u have his day formed Co partnership under the name
and style Of A G PIkRPONf CO, for the purpose Of
transactng Whole ale Grocery and Commission Business
- ~ 80 - ~ A. O. PIERPOET.
]. McQUOIDa
Q. NEHLK.
Few Oleans September 1863
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IN BAEKRUPTCY-EsTAr OF 9. CAsPAR,
individually and a member Of the firm of c. Csspsr
Co-Upited States Marshsls Office District Of Lousans
New Orleans sept sth 1853 This TO give notice that
the 7th of September 1858. Warrant in Bsnk-
ruptcy sgainst the estate Of c. Caspar Of New Or
esns the parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana who
was adudeed bankrupt his Petition that the
debts and delivery Of any property belonging 70
such bankrupt him for his and the rsnse Of
property by bim forbidden by law that meeting OF the
the said bankrupt 70 their debts and to
cboo Sc one or assgnees of bis estate will be reid at
Court Bankruptcy holden at the Custom House Build
ing in the city OF New Orleans Louisiana, before j. r. a.
Piikin Register on the 18th day Of November, 1868
at 10 O'Clock Al. $500
No. e55 y. j. HEkhOn,
a. Q novI8 q. s. Marshal, District of Louisiana
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTREET COMMISSIONER DEPART
- MENT Room No 7, Cry Hal-New Orleans, September
"a lSWere brought to the First District Pound, corner
Lafayette and Locust streets, as estrays-
-Four GOATS, of different coors.
Which, claimed within thee days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction at said Pound
WEDNESDAY September 80, 1868, at II O'Clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEcHAL, for Controller.
CTRKET COMMIssIOsER's DEPART
- MEkT. Room No. 7, City Hs-Hew Orleans. Sept %.
l6-Was brought to the Second District Pound, Of
Orleans and Claiborne streets as an estTay-
One cow
Which, n not claimed within Eve days and the expenses
will be sold public suctlon at said Pound
WEDNESDAY. September 30 1865, at IL O'Clock N
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
Pas. LABARRE Deouty Con roller
CTRERT COMMISSIONERS ID EPART-
- MGNT, Roem No Z City Hsl-new Orleans, Sept "a,
ls6S-Was brought to the First DstrSf Pound
Lafayette and Locust streets, as an estrsy-
One BAY HORSE, about Is hands high; branded on the
left shoulder
Which, if not claimed within Eve days and the
thereon paid will be sold at public auction said Pound
TUESDAY, Sept 20, 1868. It II O'Clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT CoUR

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COZ ri Tx E.
" District Of LOuisiana-In Sankruptcy-No Zg-n the
matter Jas Person and MOsss Clark individually and
members Of the firm Of J. j. Person Co. Bankrupt
Whereas Jas J. Person and Moses CLARK, iRdiv1du-
ally and members Of the firm Of J; J. Person
Co. Of New Orleans and district aforesaid duy dec AIRED
bankrupt under he of Congress Of rh 1901 have tn
dsy fled petition praying for discharge ana
certificate thereof all their debts and other claims prov
able under said act.
therefore given to al creditors who have proved
their debts and 10 persons in interest," that the 18th
day November 1865 at II assigned for the bearing
Of the same and that they then and there attend ana
show cause they have why the prayer OF the said pc
tition should not be granted -
seI3 % 90 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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CHAR6Es TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON
AND SPECTATORS
Adopted by the
COTTON PRESS ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ORLEANS,
For the Year Ending August 81, 1890.

TO SHIPPERS:
Drsysge to any ship lying in port of New Or
leans Csc per bale
Covering Sample Holes 25c. -
Extra Ropes when oroered). zoe each.
StOrag and Labor ship marked Cotton, not
ordered within three days first month. 25c -
When Cotton is sent to ship aud refused by
same, double Draysge sndten cents per bale
labor will be charged TO tine shipper Storage -
on same when returned per month ......... l5c -
Buyers Of Cotton when the shipmarked have the
privilege Of moving such Cotton nom Press in the As
socatOn to another, by paying the following charges
Drayaee from one Press another l5c per bale.
Drsysge from Press TO ship ..........:.. 25c -
When Cotton Is shipped by any other than the
Press Drays, shippers will be charged ten
cents per bale extra labor.
SPECULATION AND SMALL NUMBERS COTTON:
from another Press first two months 4oc per bale
Storage each succeeding month. lbc
Storage and Labor when not hauled
from another Press first two months. &c.
Storage each succeeding month. l5c.
All Cotton changing ownership will be charged
Cotton from Pickeries Speculation viii be
charged the same a. Factors.
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The ST. Train from the Lake will 60 beyond the Pas
senger Depot ct the head of Elyssn Fields street.
The Horse Gar viii leave the city at NJ and the Lake
NJ and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot -
General Superintendent
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DHILIP LYNCH, UNDERTAKEK,
70 ST. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany. Black walnut and Plain COINS
slv,y, on hand Bodies Enbsmed carefully shipped
Funerals attended in person. and he hopes By sc stisn
tion 70 obtain share Of public patronage
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City Terminus Fixed at the Head Of Lafayette street.
within yards Steamboat and Barge Land
pgs immediate vicinity Of all the Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT. with 9 capacity Of st least ten
thousand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE closely %
possible, the Trains will follows hating ct Canal
street. French Market ct Old Passenger Depot and at
Claiborne street:
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MONTGOMERY BROS. q Co. s SALES.

MON TG0MeRY BROS. q co. S SALES.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
nv MONTGOMERY BROS. a CO..
h n. MONTGOMERY. AucsionssE.
:. .hs. Aacsn Mar. g Es%p ,sses. y. e .S,sv
such g. RSs.soos Mahogany and Walnut ssdsd. 3D.
s.sa. AI@ois: W.shstsna.. M.hsssny and Wangs fs:1
BISsss. Carpets rsnc6 Plate Mirror. M..r..s.s EasI.y
CONSENTS Of several wsT,faTni.Ssd houses =.
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds Game and Wood Sea
as-TERxs-Cash in Q. 8. Treasury Notes.
LARGE AND PEREMProRY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horsss Elegant Saddle Horses Pine
work Mules Fine Mich Cows Bussss, Harness, Wagons.
nY MONTGOMERY BRos. - co..
= H. MoEfoonzY Auctionssf.
.... .-t omce-d Damp street.
TUESDAY. Sept. Goth. ~ N s'eieeh A.
H., 81 p. Liners Stables Grsver street. VIII BE- sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle HcrsssL
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Also-Tep and open Buggiss, Harness Wagons.
~ rxRxs-oash in o. g. Treasury Notes
cONsTABIts SALES.
GEO. wISGERTER vs.. L. ExsroroUs.
~ TO directed by the Honorable the Sixth Justices
Court, in and for the parish Of Orleans will proceed
sell public auction FRID Az the second day of Oc
tober 1858 at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at No. l39 Roussesu nesr
The Furniture and Effects;
Seized In the above suit per inventory file.
WV. GoRMLEY, Constable.
MOSES KATE VS.. B. MOsBY-SIXTH JUSTICES
Court-Psrish Of Orleans-No. 1926
DY VIRTUE of a writ of nerf fRctas
ID ected BY tie Honorable the Sixth Justice Of the
Peace for the parish Of Oreaos have seized and viii
coed sell at public auction the Merchants and Auc
uoneers, Exchange Royal street. FRIDAY the 9Th
day Of October 1865 at IL O'Clock the following described
A L0T OF GROUND situated in the Fourth District Of
this city square No bounded by Philip, First Howard
and Jacob and designated Lot No plan by
J. H. Pile city surveyor dated 18th April 1855 and deposited
in the Office Of Z. Bouny public and 81
feet front First street by 80 feet depth less with
all the improvements thereon.
HS-TERxs-Cash the spot in United States Treasury
Notes. WILLIAM GORMLEf,
MANUEL NELSON vs.. ]. JOHNSoN-SECOND Jus
TICE's C0URf-No. 5sl4.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of herf faeias
ID directed by the Honorable A. Sh ley, Second
Justice for the Par Orleans. will proceed
TO at public auction, SATURDAY the z4th Of OctO
1868 IL o'clock Customhouse street. between
Dogenos and Broad streets, the following described
pa. a bSE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, IL feet front by 2G
feet deep.
~ v" WIG j. W. QUINN, Constable