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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-03
SHERIFF'S SALES,
Lewis Duvlgneaud VI. CypF1en alias Goye.
Sale BY the Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans in
order TO effect PARTITION


Sale BY the Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans in
order 70 effect partition.
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
n Of Orleans, No. 2o.l4-Suit in PARTITION
i ss '' snS Of srS. HdE%snt sn sss June
BY virtue of a writ Of heri facias both TO me
directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District Court
for the Parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
s91 use viii proceed 70 sell ct public auction,
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets in
the Second District of this city, on SATURDAY,
November 81, 1853 at twelve o clock NJ. in order to
effect PARTITION the following described property
,THREE ARPRNTs OF LAND situated al Gen.
below this city, desIgnAted by the numbers one tWN
and three on plan made by Alou D'Hemeeourt
late surveyor on the twenty first day of January 1887
ana deposited in the office of Jules Moesy then 4
notary public in this city, and measuring follows
Lot No measures one arpent twenty Eve feet or
two hundred feet French measure front on GENTLY
Road, between parallel lines of depth having each
twenty and two-thirds arpents or three thousand
seven hundred and twenty feet, more less. Lot
eighty feet front GENTLY Road betr cen parallel
lines IN depth having each twenty and wothirds
arpents, or three thousand seven hundred and
twenty feet, more or less. Lot No. measures one
arpent or one hundred and eighty feet, French
measure, front on GENTLY Road by q depth Of
twenty and two-thirds arpents or three thousand
seven hundred and twenty I, et moro or less be-
tween parallel lines. As will more fully appear bv
reference 70 an act passed before Pierre Coudrain
notary public in this city, dated April &C. 1861.
Inc undivided half OF which said proper seized
in the above suit ~
Terms-Uash on the spot.
THOS. L MAXWELL
oeO no32l Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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PUSH.
BY ALFRED h. STREET.

BY ALFRED b. STREET.
Freedom wide her flag is fliOging,
Push things
Through the sky the shout is ringing,
Pushl
Right and left the foe is breakingl
Push things!
Right and left the light is waking!
Push!
Long hath frowned our night Of sorrow,
Push thingsl
Dark to day brings bright tomorrow,
Push!
Hark, mean COpperhead and Traitor!
-. Push things
Peace shall be the lands Dictator,
Push
Underneath our starry glory
Push things!
Ages hence shall read the story,
Push
How with these brave words repeat them
Push things
Proud we met and proud we beat them
Push
BY the memories fondly cherished,
RuSn Things
By the hero.souls that persisted,
Push!
BY the Stars and Stripes above US,
Push things
By the freside-hearts that love rs,
.n-. PUSH
By our scorn of bastard meanness,
Push things
By our shrinking from uncleanness,
Push
By our hatred of oppression,
Push things
Yea, by all that's worth possession,
Push
Hark, mean Copperhesd and Rebel,
Push thiDgs
Echo sound 1t double, treble, s..-.
Push!
HarA, the thrilling words, repeat them!
Push things!
We will meet them, we will beat them!
PUSH!
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Adventures OF a Minnesota Haunting
L4-e Party.
A st. Paul paper says; "a party Of young
gentlemen connected with the insurance
Offices and mercantile houses ON Third
street, left here the other day on a hunting
expedition They started from Sank Centre
In the full flow Of animal spirits, fully de-
termined 70 clear the country Of all the game
they could. They had proceeded but q
short distance when they discovered q large
mock OF wild ~ geese on a small lake In
front OF q iaEmer,s house. Bang, bang,
ana geese fell Ia every direction, and,
strange TO say, the living made no at,
tempt 70 escape from the field Of slaughter.
The party were about raloading, with the
intention OF bagging the bGlance Of the
game when q gigantic individual Of the
feutoDic persuasion ruahod out of the
house and exclsimed, Ia 4 stentorian voice:
Mine Colt IN Himmel, what for tam do YOU
ALL my gooses for ? Here followed another
vo1ley 81 explosives which We regret our
Inability 70 translate. II IA sufficient TO say
that the Nimrods had heen shooting the
farmers tame 'gooses, and were very glad TO
eoApromise With him. They btarted back
for town g soon Is possible, and neither
fhei hawk Or inch On ths way home. 2 ~, =.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Concordia, Hedge, from Boston, TO Cree.
Wy, Nckerson &co-2d dist
Steamship DeSoto, Eaton from New York oath nit
via Havana, TO Harris Bdweli-2d dist
Steamship Marvin, Mckay, from Mobile, in ballast,
to mAster-lst dist
Lugser Fortune, LAfOrest, from Bayou Heron, to
MASTERED dist
TOwBoATs.
Reany, Riddle, from the Passes-Went down light
Came up light.
Bee, Coll, from st. Louis. with barees
Atlantic, Belt, from st Louis, with charges
sTEAMBoATs.
RE Lee Cannon, from Vicksburg
Lady Gay, Burk, from ST. Louis.
Lotus No O. Daniels. from Shreveport
Nina SHINES, Greathouse from bayou Sara.
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile. ~
Glide Muse, from Grand Ecore.
F j d Perry. Newell, from Jacksonport.-
st Mary Sweeney, from Louisville. ..f
A g Brown, BAssett from Lower Coast
Aloe, Wood. from Lower Coast ..'s',''
Era NO 10 kouns from Shreveport.
tavorite, Goodale, from ST. Louis. ff
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the special fashion correspondent of the
LOUISVILLE Courier, the last letter Of 'sJen.
ME Jnne;n
Nav YoRK, October, 1858.
Paniers have received very heavy blow.
The return OF the most distinguished mo
distes from Paris brings the news that
pdaiesS are very little worn there, hardly at
all by leaders OF fashion, and only in very
quiet, modified form. Here, for the time
being, everybody Is pdIiier mad. All sorts
of materials for all sorts of people must be
made en- painter, and the consequence is ap.
pearances frequently are the most gro
tesque. Imagine large, stout women, en-
Pdster, and short, bulky women, with the
superhuous sack hanging upon their backs
Moreover, while an artistic can give an air of
grace and distinctions TO any fashion, an in
experienced hand will continue to spoil the
simplest and prettiest design. Judge, then,
the sort Of work that is often made Of the
paniers,
The beautiful embroidered robes, the
choicest fabrics of the season contain no
material Tor pdnters,a fact which sometimes
turns rejoicing over their splendOr into the
deepest moorning and anxiety. The city is
searched for the exact shade, which is very
rarely found, and an enormous price Maid
for something to form the bulky appendage
which spoils the dress. Oae Isdv carried
the magnificent source Of her tribulation 10
= French dressmaker, and Inquired what
she should do.
20. Make it up without the paaier,n said
Madame. sf
But painters are SO fashienable,1 urged
the distressed lady.
"Among the tete l0rettes. Yes, IL madame
Nishes t0copy them, remarked the mOdlste.
That settled the question; the dress was
made without the painter N4
To show the prices sometimes asked by
dfeaamakers nowadays. viii mention q
FACT a lady recently took rich silk TO a
fashionable establishments 70 have IL made
mp. II was an elegant embroidered pattern,
ana required very little trimming. She was
asked two hundred dollars for making,
and for The slight furnishings, Innings.
buttons and the like required She did not
leave II.
FAaHIoHs E0R THEEFTT PE0PEE. II
Warm, durable, economical suits are made
Of English water proof cipth or dark Iinsey,
trimmed with broad heavily corded black
WOODEN braid, called a He1onIesr braid. A
good, useful style in which to make them Is
With 5 angle skiri, Walk ing ie1Rih, HunRar
Ran pelIese. lined 10 fhe waist 9ffh canton
Ea1neI, belfed anf ornamented ub6h The
1Ifee nilh a nnsle wide military SASH ana
edged ullh fringe. A pzlefine tape may he
ADDED = tie pcllsse i6r warmth lined Wlsh
49, ia1 iscs ~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ST. Der
- nard, No t9l BY virtue of writ of seizure and
sale to me directed by the honor able the Second
doiai Court in and for the parish ST. Bernard in
tne above entitled case, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction at the Merchants aud Auctioneers FL.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
hn9se streets cts in the city Of New ORGANS SAT
W. to wit: FNP
SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the parisl
eight miles from the river Mississippi and about
elghteen miles below the city of Orleans, and known
siI arpents seven toses and foot front or botn
sloeS Of SAID bayou, by depth OF forty arpents on
terest to further depth on the left side Of the
bayou, extending between parallel lines to Lake
bergne, ana bounded on both sides of the bayou by
property formsr ly belonging to succession Of Pierre
Jorda; and on the lower line by that of Martial
Terms and Copditions-Cash on the spot.
Dalai C. ~, - A; CHALAIRE, Sheriff.
ocl9 q nos lJ27
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

$ Field, Jr,, vs.. Alexander q ErskIne
No. 64Il.
CEOOND JUSTICES COURT, PARISH OF
- OrleaHs-By virtue of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY the Hon. A; Shelley, Second Justice Of
the Peace for the parish of Orleans | will proceed
to sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the am
day OF November, 1868 at IL O'Clock Nj, at Nos los
ana lO New Leyee street, corner Of ETato street,
following described pro 1erty to wit:
THE CONTENTS of one Sash and Blind Factory
Terms-Oash on the spot.
oo22 sOno3 j. W. QUINN Constable.
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lAiohael Nuuuy ct hlurldgo I0ttin.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROISSE ST
u BernArd-No. 59I-En vertu dun writ de saisie
ct vente moi adresse par rhonorAble Cour du
second DIstrict Judieare dams ct pour la paroisss
ST. Bernard, dams raffaite ci-dessus 10 procederai
pam Ed lie representations jour du mois de novem
pre- 1853, midi, la Bourse des Negociants ct des
Encanteurs, rue Boyale entire les rues du Canal eli
De Ia D99ane Ia vente ct adjudication publque de
UNE HABIrATION 6table IN sucrerie sitr &c
cans Ia paroisse ST Bernard sur lie Boeuts
environ huit miles du fleuve Mississippi ct dix.
NUT miles do la Vile de Ia Nouveile Orleans ct con.
pue sous lie nom de "Conreras plantation" ruesu-
rant vngsiK arDents sept toises ct un ped de face
sur es deux c0tes du dit BAY GU, une profon eur
De auara,te arpents des deux coles du dit bayou;
sveg tous les tt'es ct interets uue plus grande pro-
fondeur du co e gauche du dit bayou et s'etendant
entire lignes parailees jusquau Lac Borgne; Dor.
nee sur la Unite superieuTe deux cetes du dit
bayou mar ia Propriete aureiois appartenant la
succession de Pierre Jorda, ct la Unite inf6reure
par celle de Martial Verret; les amelio-ations
Qu s'y troIvent.
Gonditions-Comptanta u moment de Ia vents
Parosss st bernard, ce octobre 1863.
ocl92i no3 TO- A. OBALAIRE, Sheriff
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Jacob bOuTe vs.. Four BarReB
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L for the District of Louis,aua-No. 9l79-By viz.
tue OF authority to me delegated In the above en-.
titled sur, will proceedto sell to the highesU bid.
der, on THURSDAY, the fifth day of November
1868, at twelve 02) o clock NJ
One MODEL BARGE and three COAL BARGES,
as they now lie at Greenville Landing left bank al
about three miles above this tity Sale to be made
at he above named landing.
Terms-Cash at the time of adiudicationi in United
States Treasury notes
United States Marshars OAee New Orleans,
twenty.ninth day of October, 1868.
f. j. HEBRON,
ANo 1S-oc30 81 no345 United States Marshal
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure Of Railroad
Trains
North and East via jackson RAilroRd-Le8ve
daily at 5 &c P. NJ. Arrive at l so P. NJ.
Galveston via 0pelousas Railroad and steamer
From Brashear-Leave foot of St. Ann street Thurs
days and Sundays at 1880 a. IL Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at / p. NJ,
Coast Steamers.
For Mobile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
On arrival OF 2 p NJ. Pontchartrain cars.
For Mobile-Propeer steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at p. NJ.
For Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi, and Ocehn Springs-Steamer leave
Milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays arrival OF
A NJ train; on Saturdays on arrival Of P NJ train.
going to Pascagoula.
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Calliope
street on the 9Th and 10Th Of every month.
For Madsonville, Mandeve, etc,-Steamer leaves
daily arrival of P NJ. train; Saturday, 4 P. NJ
Sunday (excursion), 6:30A. NJ
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BELOW COMING UP,

Ship Antarctic, AcstOker, 10 days from Liverpool,
To A Zerega-
Brig Caroline Davis, 4s days from Malaga, to AT
Cochran 6co-
Set ooner B Small. sWasey, Q days from Truxillo
in ballast, to Lsaycraft Greenfield q -
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Catharine Cohen, Natural Tutrix. VS.

- ID. p. Vessel.
ETFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans No. 65 BY virtue Of a writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honorable
the Fifth District Court, for the parish Of Orleansp
the above entitled cause Twill proceed IN sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers ET.
change; Royal street between Canal and custom.
house streets in the Second District of tais civ on
TUESDAY. November seventeen, 1858 at IL O'Clock
Ri, the following described properly. TO wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, stu.
ated in the Third District of this city in the
bounded by Moreau, New Levee, Louisa and Piety
streets, measuring (American measured fifty feet
front on New Levee street by depth on the line to-
ward Louisa street OF one hundred and thirty three
ieet SIX inches and three lines; the line to.
ward Piety street of one hundred and thirty-tWo
feet and one inch and width in the rear of fifty
feet as per plan of L. III. Pile late surveyor dated
March To- 1880, and deposited plan number one in
he office OF p E. Theard. late notary public in
Being the same property which the defendant &C.
CURED by purchase from the city of New Orleans
per act passed before said late notary Theard dated
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
oel6 mol l6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Miguel PIrls vs. Mrs. Emma Letxelter.
tEmma Eiateld. wife Of Frederick LstEslterl ct al
GIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Orleans, No. ll3.-By virtue of writ AZ
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honorable
the SIXTH District Court for the parish Of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause will proceed 10 sell al
public suction, At the Merch anita and Auctioneers
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
nouse streets In the Second District Of this CITY, on
MONDAY, November 90 1881, At Y O'Clock M
ONk HALE OF A OBTAIN PORTION OF
GROUND, stuats In the Second District Of this
city, in the square bounded By Bienville Johnson
Customhouso and Galvez streets, meAsurng ttenty.
eight feat ten inches and lines front on John
son street. By eghtg.four feet in depth,- between
parallel lines, Bsirg part Of two osrtaln lots Or
ground deaienaked By the Nos. asEautoen and
eighteen IN square number thirty.oua. on a MAN
drawn On the ai1teanth. OF July 1888, BY Az
DHomecourt. Surveyor, and cepositsd in
the oldes Of p. O. CuvellieF, Notary Public IN thia
city. on the sEtesath OF December l0Gl which saId
portion Of gro nd being the half nearest Onstom-
house street, together with all thu improvement
thereon. ~ any rights. ways ssrvftudee piivileees
and AZ other advantages thereunto bolo nfne or in
any wise appersaiHng without exception rsasrya-
gsSs ne same gEopsrz seqpiFsa b the assn
~ S ~ " vohn hotsrg Pabein this
Seized in the above suit. seq ~ &
TermG-CAah on the apoh. - 5000 g., r..
THOMAB L. MAXWELL
~ Sheriff Of lAe PaTish Of 6fis1is. 1
W. AsA0- --fts = LII - p !
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city of New Orleans VS.. .Ienn nrnntnne.

city of New Orleans VS.. jean Montana.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
a leans, No.. 2l,l44-By virtue of wit of feri
tscias TO me directed by the Honorable the fourth
District Court of New Orleans in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
the second District OF this city, on " WEDNESDAY,
Noyember ls, 1853 at twelve O'Clock M:
The following described PROPERTY siiustad in
AssessmentD strict Eightts square two hundred and
thirty three G2s), bound d BY aoman. Pr eur Bal
Road and Hospital. measuring thirty 900 feet by
one hundred and tweDty eight u2 feet and assessed
at six hundred dollars $500, &C ordiHg to the as
sessment roll Of 1866 deposited in the oca OF the
Treasurer Of this city. - - - ~
Seized in the above suit .r
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. l.. MAXWELL, -
oclI no2H Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
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City of New Orleans VS.. scott, Jones q Go.

City of New Orleans VS.. Scott, Jones 81 Co.
ENIFrH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
Il leans. NO. la7T4 by virtue of a writ Of
heri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court Of New Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at public
aution, on the premises hereinafter designated on
THURSD AY. the fifth day Of November, Ie6s at
half past ten o'clock A. M:
Certain UFFIUE FURNI TURE and Movable IF
fects contained in the house No II an street.
in the Second District of this city, per inyentory
which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
oc24 80 no4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.

Florida Ports FLORIDA, OLeary, 6 Pm
st Louis .... BEE ahd Barges, Coll, SIN
Red River ',,,,.,ERA No. 8, Konns, 5P.M.
Red River ,.,.,. GLIDE, Muse, 5P.M
Vicksburg. ........R, z. LEE. Cannon, 5P.M
Mobile ..,..,....MAu BOAT F. M-Cars.
Leaving TO-Morrow.
st. Louis. LADY GAY, Burk p NJ
Red River ........ CAROLINE, johnson, 5P.K.
Memphis MAGENTA, Hicks, Sim
Ouaohita River. LEM LEoTI, Work, PM
White River. I'D. D. PERRY, Newell, ePM
Bayou Ssrs........GRsY EAGLE, Baranco. Pm.
Attakapas. .......PEERLRss Forgsy, P N.
Natchez..........WuD WAGNER, Richardson N
oDelousas. ........J. G. BLACKBOARD, Pickett, p H.
Mobile. MAIL BOAT. 4 p M-Cars
Galveston. MORGAN, Talbot BAN
Mobile. ..... ......SARAH. Mu ray, 4 p. M.-Rasin
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SHERIFF'S san
a. Elmer Bader N Co. w. M
Eortinr. fYenva Ednnnh y

A. Elmer Bader n Co. w. Mn
Fcrtier. tveuve Edmond r.
E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT For
Il ish OF Orleans, No. Six
writ OF seizure and sale to me direct.I
orable the Fifth District Court fos
Orleans, in the above entitled Gauss
70 sell et public auction, at the MerobI
t1oneere' Exchange, Royal street, bals1
Customheuss streets, in the Second X,
city, ON WEDNESDAY, Deceu Der
o'clock M, the following described
A LOT OF GROUND, situate /, 4
IRENE, 10 the Second District a Ky
the square comprised within Ursuls'
Philippe and St. Claude streets. IN
French measure forty-five feet seven \,
St Claude street, by one hundred Nv
depth between parallel lines, and N.
side by the property Of a. Chevalon \.
on the other side by the propertv \
Aouras and Ed. Lavigne or thai,
on the rear by the property oil y
or assigns Together with All the I'M
provemsnts thereon, or appurtenar..
Ieges thereto belonging.
The buildings and improvements =.
eious two-story Brick Dwelling Houss
outhousess etc. hne garden in from
etc.
Being the same property acquired /
ant herein By purchase from the 81,
berJ anime, 81, ~ per act passed befon
1861. u'
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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John Jansaen v. Thsua. GreaIlOn-lTo,

OUATRIEMK CoUR DE JUSTICE, PAROIssK
10 d'Oxltans-En vertu dun writ de hsri iacias
moi adresse par Honorable j. G.. Baum JuRs de IA
QuAtriems Cour Do just dams ct pour Ia paroiase
dOreans, 70 proctderai 4 Is Yenta pubIique 10
LUNDt, neuviame jour de noVambre 1854 midi en-
face DC mon Bureau rue deB franpAts, NO. q de;
un koQUlf, sea Vollea, see Asr1s, etc
baisis dams laftalre ei-doasns intitulEe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Au momenf De radiudica
tion Gu m0nnhie couTRnte dea Ntats Unis
ocs0 no37 EUGENE MEILLFTJR. Constable.
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SASh-nnu hunkelI Tutor of the Minor
Ju1ITn Uav,u VS.. oumusi Jarvis Peters, Jr.
ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L. ish of Orleans, No. A-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale TO directed b. the Honorable the
Filth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in the
above entitled cause wi proceed to sell at public
auction, at he Merchants and Auctioneers Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets IN the Second District Of this city on
WEDNESDAY, December 2, 1865, at twelve o'clock
M, the following otbed property to.wit:
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND with
the buildingi and impro sements thereon situate in
the First District this city In the centre Of Poy
dras street, between Circus and ST. John Streets
and measuring in English measure thrty-tWo feet
one inch four lines 'front.' on Circus street. and two
hundred and fifty five feet nine inches and three
lines in depth on the north and south eide of
street. Being the same property which the said
Defendant acquired by purchase from the New OF.
leans and Carrollton Railroad Company. by an act
passed before Lucien Hermann, late notary M b.
Der, ls4T. w. =
Seized in the above suit. ...H
Terms-Oa III on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
oc3l noI5 del Sheriff Of the parish ~ farta.nu
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EXPORTS.
IMpnRTa

RUATAN ISLAHD-Schooner Etna-24 bbls -four
2 ties bacon 1000 feet lumber -
ST LuUIS-Steamer Virginia-lll cases steel l.
crates and cks earthenWare T. 90 HHfH-sszi
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o. s. MARSHAL's MONITIONE


u. HlHm EFenk d 90. W.. Steamboat
Oaddo, her Tackle, etc.
IL THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana. No. 9l65 i'm obedi
ence TO an admiralty warrant TO directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
The Steamboat CADDO, her Tackle, etc, now
h5sled o. p Blum Frank Co, for the causes
Court of the United Ststes
And do hereby cite and Admonish the owner or
having or pretending to have any right tils in.
terest IN OF 70 the same TO be and appear At Dis
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
said steamboat should not be condemned and be sold
agLeeably TO the prayer Of ibelants.
United States MarskaPs Office, New Orleans
y. j. HERON
ANo. el-oe21 nos 10 IA United States MArrhaL