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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10

Fayette Chapter Royal Arch, Masons, meets ,t.iS
on ne wednesday evening before the iull
moon. John M. Turk, II, p: 5; ~ 1eoman'
King; j. r. Ely, Scribe; j. W. cleveland, =
a. Dti'i' ~, NJ Stimson. &. III. 9d Vail; q. Car
ia G. Ii, Cd vail; b. f, Mouser, G. N. lst Nall :
II, II. Miilikan, Sec'y; John Miser, treasurer.
IsC, Karney, Guard, ths
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10

Temple Lodge, No. 927, meets at Wash,
iaieeon every Tuesday evening, at their hall
on Court street. s. B. YEoMAN, ~ e.
j. N. VANDEMAN, V. g.; H. ?. CHERRY
R.Sas L, O, KARNEY, ?. s.; o. \. GErzl
Treasurer.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10
! The Fourtb Of july, Is04. was

= The Fourth OF July, loU4,Was
celebrated at Worthington by fir
ing a national salute Of seventeen
trees. They had no gun, and the
proper number Of the largest tTe, 8
in the forest were cut down. II ,es
crashing, laundering noise, AZ they
fell, made the jolliest -, fe
imaginable TO- S. Journ' -"'S'
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10
SCHOOL EXAMINERS.

IN. O. EAsrMAs, p 3. MoREHoUsE, J -
Pr,gDY. The Board meets at Washington
on the third Saturday Of every month also
khe first Saturday in April, May August
September, October and November
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10

Most recent style of ebieverv
in Milan is invented by v.aabs'..,y 'ble'eiy
who invite young m,.rliger. DOnus, ns,
scamstrssses to tie 5als clamoct,,o' .,l,'
drug them with zine containiDc, ,.s
opium, and then despoil them aS
their hair -
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10
NEW SHOE SHOP

CHAs. DUFFEE & SON,
Lave opened a new Boot and Shoe
III Shopin their new shop opposite ths
Kirk House. They are prepared to
furnish Of their own manufacture, every
thing in the Boot and Shoe line, made Of
the best material and in the best style OF
workmanship 4, U00GE tfr}t =,
We request the public to giveus a call,
as we, feel confidently we can make 1t to
their interest 10 buy ofus. Give us trial
Leather f6lIkindsand Shoe Findings
of the best quality, for sale,3
f0Qer n'O DUFFEEg &aS0E.
May 90, 1867 26tly
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10
.hF ,gttald
rRRMS az ADYKRTTSING

The following prices foF advertising
save been agreed upon By She publishers
of newspapers in this town:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
THROUGH LIN ' TO NEW YORK.


New Orle0ns and New York ROute-OnlY
One Change OfsCars Required.
The following, from the last number of
the Chicago Railroad Gazette, will be of in
terest to our readers:
Louisville is to have a new through line to
New York-its first through line to that
city. Trains will run from Louisville to
Columbus, Indiana, over the Jacksonville,
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad
thence they will pass over the new
railroad to Cambridge City, sixteen miles
southwest of Richmond, Indiana, where
'they will reach the lines of the Col
umbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
tral, and proceed directly eastward thence
: by Columbus, Pittsburg and the Pennsylva-
!. MA railroad. This line the Central Trans
bortation Company will stock with its luxu-
ious palace cars, and it is rumored that
dr. J. H. Poole, who has been the Chicago
g IupeIintendent of this company, will be
transferred to Louisville especially to take
, barge of this new line, at which rumor
ouisville rejoices and Chicago mourns.
: The new line will be OF very great i'm
lrtance to Louisville which has more
: tmplete Southern connections than any
D der city, and needs q line to New York as
: seeder to these lines. When the line is In
oeraton passengers may go from New Y ork
I'd New Orleans with but one change oil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
0OMMERUIAL.

THURSDAY December 81. Pm
C0Tr0N-There has b,eu quite an active inquiry
and we hear of about 1000 bales having changed
Tn movement is restricted 'by llhe limited sup.
ply Offering as we as the enhance pretenson ~ fac
tors, some OF whom are asking further advance
Yesterdays Est business embraced 10 bas, mar "
satiy the morning at yesterdays outside figures
but mostly at further advance Of 40 &C. ordinary
mdGns Il I a ES'd S, "a ias as a d2G
s' s1G lH'Sal'G SN5 i54 ro,. ri,
morning were light beng eonfned to s5s bids
sugar and 5T7 obls molas The demand is good
sold at "a ~ q n f,r interior; ssIos Tor common
lU4 Has ioF far l1@i2e for fully fair Ike lur
yellow oe t9gs s fo4 " os o sys} sF 3o n5
44@l5scto for white; 52lsS55c for on moIssses
SRRIvALs FSUM ri TE @tsr-fT16Se ef sn9oe
Dexter, from Louisville. and Lekrngten from St
hsFLoUR-Te,s being the last iay Of he mon16 and
ysaL there Is little or nothing doing even at re all
medium grades, which are sc rec We quote YES YES
seraay Rr9e Tor rets enee; Fine Sc 49, supsrfue
10 5o dses s1t5s 81 81 trebs extra IS $50
CORN fherehavs been some receipts sirce vo.
sales em6rat s Sacs Of which i sa sPaT a. TSe
~ do a. IIt OI do a. PC and l5- white at 7sc and
,oAiS-ohi2 river is selling on the landing at CSC
bushe, and 81 10 Louis IN store at 7Oc 80 sacks
kRaN-Con,mues dull at 81 20 p 100 rs
al III Wis 81 IN iigat suppl bat on Moderate
uen tuu. Irine western is quoted at $z6@2T; fair
80 0; ordinary S239A
PORk-The mar is quiet but appears to be
hrm Tive humid ed hbs mess 50 a a. boyer Is optiop.
s k,y days, az Is u Dbl Round hts on the snot
are offered at SIS co. 1T is retabng at S2s 1929 q
BACON-fhe supply is light and tkere is very lit
e doing. Only retail bnsj1ess IS doing at 4t1@
l4lzc a. 10 tor shoulders $50 for ear rlb siu ss
Q u l9kc for clear sides,,<
D ~ SALT ME pkThere Is very little here
i6nlders command atsholesae at retail Pie
ARDS dull. yferce is quoteO at lse; key lsJ5e
RlCE-Lauisisha rice is in good demand and mod
crate supply Ne quote the market firm al * Tor
choice; f5a8sef ime; and tA@7l4c for OF binary
Oar Una aFu Indla rice nomina r.
CHkkSG-Ine demand IS far and prices are firm
We gu r.; Westerg reserve and factory ls@l9, -
b hJShsh GARY, 49,; inferior to far Western lOa
l5cSfAucs factory, 2lG23c No th-rn at 10 Ole for
2B 90 kFAST BAO N-NorIhern Is In lar san
lsply and demand at lie y b = = 1P
HlDES-Ihe market Tor both wet and dry hides Is
eadys we quote dry sailed II 1856; con TRY dry
INIT l9e; Texas stretched 90 ~ t2Oc: Msxi a
dry 2le2lc; wet city slaughter el4@I3e b M; for
amlged hides b II prices resp Give y
SALf-i here Is no alb tement in the demand for
Liverpool sa it. and the supply Is fair guote the
mF het steauy az the following prices: fine from
Wtrrhous 50 lQ92 Is II sack; do from store q n
az 20; FACTOR hlsd tne. from warehouse 40 n :
z %; DO do, IRON store. 81 309A S; coarse from,
warehouse. 81 sO9l 95; do, store, SAP Is "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
ANUS SEM ENTs.
Academy OF Music.


he Academy was again crowded last
eveing to see the side-splitting farce, and
tneurlesque extravaganza of Little Red
Ridg Hood and Little ia ,key Horner."
MrsOates and Mr.. Cavanagh are the lead
ing characters i'll both plays, and the an
noutement of that fact is sufficient to put
everybody in the direction Of the Academy
door. NiXon's circus is to be put on the
stagqf the Academy Monday night, and 1t
will zen be seen that it embraces wonder
full t,ent in that line of amusement. But
all til, week the multitudes will be amused
by little Red Riding Hood" and they can
see Solke in the ballet. Go to the Acade-
my ealy, and go often.
To-lorroW noon grand New Year festi-
val ad holiday refreshment matinee.
Every pdy and child, on purchasing tickets
fIr ths great gift refreshment matinee AT
the offie OF the Academy, will be presented
with tiqets tor soda and cakes at the new
PheniXSoda Saloon in the vestibule OF the
Academ,.
Saturdy noon is the last burlesque COM
binationlnd Red Riding Hood matinee.
Sc. Charles Theatre.
''Midsunmer Night's Dream" at the St..
Charles lat evening for the second time,
and with fair house, for Ben DeBar in the
character # Bottom is always a favorite.
The publialike Miss Belle Hewitt in any
thing, but she does particularly well as
Puck. Mis- Osborne sustains well the char
acter she assumes. The scenery OF this
play is magnificent. The Midsummer
Nights Drem" will be repeated again this
evening.
WHITMAN Partisan ballet troupe EN-
braces e. of the finest dancers on the
stage in rs country, Mile Diant. She
must be zen to be appreciated. The ia.
nous HanlOL Brothers, with Ptau, the dar-
ing young Russian athlete, will enter on an
engagement It the st. Charles Sunday eve
hing.
To-morrowtoon Happy New Year matinee
of cinderella " when five Thousand presents
will be given away.
Remember the great entertainments which
commence Sunday evening.
Varieties Theatre.
This evening and tomorrow evening
"Dot, or the Cricket on the Hearth, will
be presented to the patrons Of the Varieties
as an appropriate New. Years Eve and New
Years night entertainment.
Crescent city Museum
The Bohemian glass blower will continue
to give presents during the holidays. The
man who smokes under water will do that
sensible thing every day. The girl with
two heads will sing and converse. The
happy family will hold daily levees The
millions of Curiosities, from all parts of the
world, can be seen any day opposite the st.
Charles Hotel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31

q.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ism OF Orleans. No 2l953 by virtue Of !
orabe the Fourth District Court for the parish 81
Orleans IN the above enutl ID cause, will proceed
toneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Castomhoqse 1ireets IN the Second District Of TINS
O'Clock NJ; he following described property to Wit
A A CERTAIN Portion OF. GROUND
thereon. rights, ways, privileges and aCvantssts
thereu9to oelonging or in any wise appertaniaR,
one arpent, eight toises, four feet and i've lines
front on the River NJ ssspDi by depth OF clever
hundred and sixty feet more less on the lower
hne dividing said portion Of ground fror o. Caffin's
prfbery, thente o9slng a. rght angles nj ETY. feet.
ieet 70 Greatmen erect. and by a depth OF eleven
ha nun and sixty feet more or less on the upptr
property. thence closing on Inns parallel TO Crust
hundred and thirt sen feet 10 Greaimen stGeet. on
which sad porto. Of ground has front Of sixty
seven ieet hveint les the mole per sketch { n
paraphed BY the srues. plsiptiff aud detenda
and A BenveI notary uublio. and anne1edt 10
to James " Rot ford dated 1WeStSbfS S MS 's
ber 1861, pa sed fore A. +, Bienvenu, notary 3
lie in thus city, ar deposited his office for re ar
enee, which said portion Of around forms part q a
large portion of.sfound design tied by the nnu Ter
vsyor General of the State on the tweith Nav, 81
and anuxed to Al act passed bsfore P. Psdesels "a
July 1872, and acquired BY the said .loseph j
Marion from Hiram MORGAN by act executed bs.ors
twenty second Day Of January, 1862
seized IN the above suit.
Ierms-l a-hin a sufficient amount to pay plain-
I'm claim amounting 10 the suiu OF TWO Thousand
dollars (S2OOJL wi n interest thereon at eight rer
cent per annum from the twentv-ffth day OF Ne
Vem er, lse7 to the Gay of ale; i've pei cent on tna
amount IaeUsra1t attorneys fees and costs of
SUIT. 2 The purchaser 70 assuDle q the extent a.
the amount OF his bid the pa! ent of a promissof
no for tue Iii q sun of tho asa collars ,S20g
secured BY mortgages on said propertg drawn BY d
PENDANT to his own order d by hun indorse
dated November %, 1867, psyanle two years fro
d Gte and bearing interest at lhe rate Of eigbt
cent per annum from date until paid. s. And
balance OF the price of adjud cation, If any cash +
the spot.
Plan thereof will be on exhibition at the Ez
change some days previous - that Of sal
THOS. L. MAXWELL
de2l 81 jail Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean.z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
SHERIFFS SALES,

Frank Ferret Widow Anne Mira
mono. Baptiste Miramord. Felicte MiranoHd
and Mite Niramond, jointly.
LNIFTH DISTRICT COUAT OF NEW ORLEA rs
Il No, l7995.-B5 virtue of an alias writ OF feri
tacias TO me directed by the Honorable the Fiitn
District Court of New Orleans. in the above entitled
cause. viii proceed TO sell at public auction at
the Mercharts' and Auctioneers' Exchange, Re- al
street, between Canal AMI OustomhouSe streets in
tee Second District of this city. on MONDAY Heb-
ruary |, 1868. at l. O'Clock Mthe following described
property. VIZ:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, bslouriue
to Widow Anne Siiramoud, Baptiste Miramolnd
telici Miramond and Nit lie Mirsmond, in uDoiYi-
ded owner ship and forming a portion of that lot
known as No. II, in square S. according to plan Of
Is. LAHORE, late surveyor, deposited in the office Of
redesclaux late notary pub &c in this city bel 1fr
that part of said lot No. Ii. IN square g. which Is
nearest Apollo street, and known at present as Ne,
49, And the said No. H. IN square &C. being situated
IN this city, and bounded by Ap0lo Thaua, Melpo-
meme and bacchus streets agd being the saiae
which purchased of Donal FeeK by the late VIZ
tor Miramond on he fifth Apr 1881 a. per act Be-
fore Pierre 5 Labich, notary Of tue plrisn Of st.
Landry Together with the hui dIngs and improve
ments which may he thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Uash on the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
de3l lal5 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
william Massey ". Phelnn and Menth


CINTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No. $751; By virtue of an alias DuritI
writ OF rert tacas TO me directed by the honorahis
the six District Court for the Parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will pr coed to sell AZ
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneerss
Exchange, Royal street between Canal a nd Custom.
house streets in the Second District Of this city o.
MONDAY. February /, 1869. at twelve O'Clock III -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the
Faub lurg st. Mary, designated BY the number forty
seven 40 in square number five % on a plan OF u,
bnng,er, late Surveyor general the thlrtieth day
OF Aptil, h36, and depO- tied in the office OF d l.
hcCay, late notary public in this city Said lot
forms the corner Of G,rod and St Pc er reefs and
measures twenty eight feet eight inches and four
lines front on Girou street. and twauty-eght feet
nine inches aud tive lrnesln the tear by a depth Of
one hundred aud tn ieet front St. Peter street
Tall Eng lsh measured Il
Together with MI the buildings and improvement
WI ch may oe thereon. I'd
Seized IN the shove suit. /
Terms-CAsh the spot Il
THOS. l.. MAXWELL, 3 l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
10. s. MARsHALS SALES.
Aired MareAand vs.. Joha p. Beeker.

alfred MareAand vs.. JOha r. Becker
II THE UNITED STATES OIRCUIT COURT
for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Iouisf.
facias issued by the above named Court, in
the above named suit, l have seized and
taken into my possession. and will expose Tor
MONDAY. the eleventh day of January. Iee9 at
the hour of twelve O'Clock. NJ. at the entrance 70
the Customhouse, on Old Levee street, between
Canal and Uustomhouse streets, In this city, the
following described property, viz:
A CERTAIN PIECE UR PARCEL OF LAND
situated, lying and being in Amite City. parish Of
6t Helena in this State described upon the plan Of
said town on tlle in the office of Warren A. Grice,
notary public in and for the parish of vt. Helena
Hnder date of April 9, 1857 commencing on the east
line OF square No. As 2SS feet the northeast
corner OF said square and running thence south par
alel with the New orleans, JAckson aud Great
Northern Railroad 500 feet, thence west 475 feet TO
First street, thence north along the line OF first
street bOs feet thence east AIS feet toe place of be
ginning and containing about five and one-haH
ALSO A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND: Immediately in the rear of the above dfs
scribed, and Commencing the east line of SQUAT
torty-touT, $50 feet south of The northeast corner
sald square, ana running thence south and fronlIH
on First street 4es teet thence 365 feet, they
north 495 feet. thence east 355 feet to the place Of
ginning, and containing about four and ohttef
acres, all more or lersi together with all tae hu4
ings and Improvements thereon, rights, WAys4
purtensnces etc, thereunto belonging and b4
the same property Acquired by said defendant I'D
G. f. Calhoun by act passed before The said 4
A. Grice, notary, March 1867.
Seized and to be sold to sat sly the plaintiffs Q
four dollars, with interest and all costs, as per
ment.
Terms of Sale-Cash at time of AdjudicationA
United States Treasury notes.
Cost of coed, internal revenue stamps, record.uA
etc at the pens- Of purchaser.
United MATES MarsEals Othce, New Orles rs,
T. }. HEBRON. U. 8. MarsbAl
EANo. ls7-deslja36s District of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31

mines vs.. Auguste Le,seps and his eo.heisy
the estate of Alexander Le,seps ~


&EGOND j. DlCIAL DISTRICT COURT
y and for the Parish of PIsquemiues, No bs3 ~
virtue OF writ of seizure AMI sale TO me dree
by the Homo able b Second JUDICIAL Distriot Coul
IN ana Tor the parish of Plaquemiues in the iDOs
entitled cause / will procet to sell at puble An,
ton A. the Courthouse door of TINS parsh. o
SAIUhDA I, Jhnu. ry 1867 al twelve o isyck Nj
the smallest pos bile portion Of the following d.
scribed property, viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OR P0RfION c
LAND situateln TIL parish, having aid measurii
torty-hye arpent' moe o. le s, frolt the L
oank OF the river Mississippi by fifty arpents
depth at about ten mi es above tie Courthouse
nus parish bounded abov by thslSnd of Angus
Leiseps and ether hers Of Ale nder esseps Z
ceased, aud below by that Of iYppolte MorNnd
10 the person Nho shall tsksso much OF adj
as WIN be necessary to coyeF ~ amount OF judFf
IN ,said case to wit -four fhonsand me hun
dollars and sixty eight eens with legal interest
April T. 1858, un j paid, 80 Tees and oosts IL
inquired by and due to rAintih, TO wit: Six hu
Terms-Oash on tn spot IN United STATS
ury notes
shegifFs office, pstsh of plAquemines, No.
PATRICF LEONARD 81
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.

OFFIOF or TIE UAILY REPUBLICAN,,
THURSDAY December 81, p. NJ, 1863
Gold opened at is4]49l35 against 1875 at New
have been reported a. yet
Foreign exchange is quiet and weak. The banks
mold sterling at l4b9i9 ana francs at eel4@j IS
Domestic exchange Is without any material
change. The banks check New York at Il 4
cent discount, Eome of them meeting with fair
mtthncs dema d. The sales include $50 and
S5O00 New ork commercial siPht at u q cent
discount $780, o sight at Ii l6 $1,000 Gay sight
at "a, and S25, 0J thirty dAy s. al u.
Nothing reported ia stocks.
In bonds $500 Sttte Leyee per cents sold at
60S, apd $500 city ten per cents at the advanced
rats of II.
City treasury notes are weaker We hear of sa'es
at 80 discount TINE dealers buy the small sums
offered across their counters at 379 discount, an
supply the current demand from taxpayers at 50
@s35.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
OUNSTABLBS SALES

hsiarAsh kitseh ". F. Rosder.-No.
HNOURrH JUSTICES COURT Pa Ssh OF OR
leans.--hs virtue of wrlt Of far'faeias b. me
&c Eye IL me h9n v g. Bsug Judge q me
cans I shall proceed to sell st,ebie auction. ob
fdUkSpAY; the seventh day o, JanusIs, lses, a,
I've vs O'Clock NJ, in trontyot my once, No. S
krenchmsn street -
Two 0Ws and two CAFES. "a
Seized In the above statgd snit.
dssslise RU6ZME1tlktkuR z. ooHa,ebls-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
LIE JurI DE- Police de la Paroisse az
auemins, vs.. Augusts L44eps at sas ~
tiers ans la Succession a Alex,ndre -

tiers ans Ia Succession d Alexandra Less
IOUR oU SECOND DISTRICT JUDIfTA
u dfs ct pour la paroisse de Pla9ssmicas
9sS-h yertu dun ordre de saisie. et vente u
adrese par fHouo able Ia Cour du seeonS MI
lus 'nlts Gahs 81 pohr Ia "a RUSS, de PaaVeidI
DIS lanaire etdsssus je prnuederAi 4 e,,s1i
sveute pubtique, d Ia nose de Ia 49, NtAfi
AZ e. We laToisse, le SAMEDI, Itnvier lsGa "A
eTite, SAVIOR: '-F'O-9 oi-rNt"
UNE OERTAINl PORTION DE TEapI.
dans ortte paroisse, sUr Ia rive gauche- a. n
VI ssppi, mesurant quar- Bte-o Ia arpenee al
gu dlt euye, sur qIarsnts aipenrs az nrs9,rN
environ DIX miles au-dessus Do Ia Maisir' ~ d
he cetts paro'sse bon nee dams IA Darsfs $500
gar "a pfollriee AnRnsie l. atepa - - q
TIERS Alexat DIRE Lesseps hece g. 81 fs1'1' i. II
lnlerieure oar h D. opr 81 d Hyprifte s75r. T. =
per-onne qui prendra ass'z d. Il siifS lI'.-- =.
annvrlr " lueement ren do ms eetta affstfA .lf
.omme Dc qua. re mi le cent piastres a &c.,
y pafihit paiement plus six cents niaSf,1|I 3
aette affaire. - - -
Conditions oomngsss, al Ies leux am hs,,.,.
fIesor dss EtAts-Unia -4 - o''1'--
sGrssn dp ShsTis parOisss de PiaGusnines, vins
nesQ PATRI0g LEONARD. sbsrsf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
Joseph g a,eeve. W. ,Io,.nh Rein

SlNHH DISTRICT DOUkT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. by virtue oil a wit Of hel@
iacias TO me directed by the Honorable the Sixtiti
District Court for the Parish of Orleans, in tba
above entitled cause, viii proceed sell at puhiI
anction on the premises here natter designated o..
Mo- DAY, January H. 1863 at hAli.pas len CLOCK
a ,o,tain MULE, one WAGON and HARNESS .
now at r. Liners stable, No. 1873 Gravier street. First
District of this city.
Se'zed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
TaOS J.. MAXWELL
ce3l I33 10 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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