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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08
Special iantioes,
A NJ ERICAN HOUSE,


Tho very important and extensive improvements which
have reccntly been made In this popular Hotel the
largest In New England, enable the prOpreiors 10 offer
10 Toufats Families, and the Travelling Public
datious and cOnyencnces superior to any other Hotel In
the city During the past summer additions have heon
mntn Of numerous suites OF apartments with bathing
rours water closets, etc. attached, Of Tufts mag
nIncen Passenger elevators the best ever constructed
conveys guests to the upper story Of the house In one
minute The entries have been newly and richly carpet
ID and The entire house thoroughly repenished and
furnished making w. In all s appointments equal TO
any hotc n the country
Telegraph 0aicc billiard Hall. ond Caie on the first
floor. LEWIS RICE a son,
May !, ts6s-t22l d3taw Propretors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08
Which in twinkling
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M ite the more especially as
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And requires removing less frequently than any o'"e'
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Would you have luxuriant glossy tresses clustering
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hsn Purchase that celebrated and matehiess prepara
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08
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TIE DEAD HEROES.

NAV - '''''
VITA tolling bells, and booming guns
And muiiied drum-oeats throb'
With heavy step, and ahrouded hagr
'" "'''
The solemn Army marches through
The quiet, listening town
70 deck with mcmory's howery stars
"' s'V'" '"'''' w wv
The little mounds Of dew-wet grass,
The ehlscicd blocks Of stone,-
Where soldiers rest, where heroes sleep
10 comrnde, with the single arm
Give me wreath Of green
To hang upon this snowy slab,
'''"
upon IT, glossy laurel leaves
Are tears our mother weeps-
Now some immortelles for crown,
This isa very little mound,
lie was 10 young to de-
Give me somc roscbuds and those sprgs
Offpuant rosemary.
-,... IN. .,..,,.-. t...
Hand me those hyacinths blue
10 place upon this grassy HILL
For he was always true
mn. e...,....i .-,..,,,,. ;,,,d.
Are just the very thing,
To swectly serve the drummer boy,
Ne sleeps iu hie's young spring.
.....i.,. d. .,r ..i..,,,,,,. bl,o,,
Like Him who died 10 saYei
with these white lilies, Stainless sweet,
Rest on the chaplain's grave.
r..t..i..t., ,...-i..,,o..i ,...rt.,., ,.J
These valley ilies white,
Those blue hclls and torgct-mc-notsi
These daisies starred with bright
ff,,., .., ,,i.,r.,i from, tho rairt,,y tints
Old Glory stripes and gold
Her color scrgoauts grave shall near
These nuit' ofwound' untold
i....,,.i.. IT,. ,..,,,,,.r,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08

Our reasons aud trust Justification for calling
the pablo attention 10 MorHEH BALEYs QriuNg
EYnpf. furnished hy the frequency and fatality Of
the dIseases Of Infancy and childhood So alarming and
serious the geceacs that child In three dies be-
fore the fnh year Thesc facts aaori conclusive argu-
ment for enforcing mothers the importance OF using
rcnody, (which contains Morphine Poi sonous Drug
and never fails ,whon timely used 10 effect 1t
greatly assists the child through the months Of eehng,
nllays all pain reduces Inflammation, corrccts acdy Of
the Stomach, aud mls to regulate the bowels
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy pro-
daces natural slecp for the child thereby anoung rest
TO the mother for complaints, Di scntery and
Diarrhga II has equal For Wind Collie, Convulsons,
Gripping. &o it never fails 10 give Immediate relief
MornrR BAiELY's QumriNr sYnuP, for children, o. an
original medicine we'll established, therefore no
other and you afc. For sale by all Druggists aud
Dcarlers In Medicine
A. RICHARDS. New London. Conn,
Agent f0r the United statos IAly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08
A Trying Situation.

Riding along in my gig recently about two
miles southeast from Lincoln Centre, | came
to where the road forks and, uncertain Of my
course, had driven few steps to the right,
as being the most pleasant way, when dis
covered man in an old barn, six or eight
rods back in the angle, throwing jag Of hay
on an OK wagon. | called ont to him, Will
YOU please tell me is this the way to Warren
" The other road" he grufily replied or
growled, rather
Returning thank YOU, SIR" immedi-
ately turned and commenced the ascent OF a
steep hill, when 10, just few PAGES above,
sudden and unexpected as an apparition, there
stood that same man whom | saw moment
before with a ptchiork in his hand, across
the intervening space, now with a heavy ham
died axe grasped club-form in his right hand,
some Internal purpose gowering on his face,
and regarding me much a. fierce wild beast,
thirstinr for blood, and sure of his victim.
We exchanged quick, hurried, challenging
glances as gladiators measuring each others
strength Being unarmed and defenceless.
my first thought brought shudder-the next
was preparation for the coming battle. IL
was but an instant parloy, the catching breath
before the close encounter, then his mouth
openod with the sharp clicl, of a rife, or the
drawing ofa sabre from its scabbard, and in
.ayaoe tones. accompanied by demoniacal
evnressior Of countcnance. he helched forth
tbe mandate which struck nv ear ike the
oo,.,ss;or of siv popnder % Drive up here
rbaro vour horse can stand rr Ii was easy
IN oomtrchend his advantage. and the whole
n,rnous situation and all its possibilities. in a
srolo ,oomcpt To obev his percmptory.
brutal order was the very best move could
mako THOUGH INV soul inwardly rebelled
agoinst sucb show Of coercive authority. aud
sebod ror the touch of steel barrel Will
,rliob IN bul hack defiance. But my Smitl
! 4 Wesson was long since beaten into plough
f,ro and INV Royie into a uruninr hook. IL
no 6rm boIief that I was in a region whcrr
tbc Ton and the lamblic down together. Ala
a.. ,,,,. .rod,l;tvi Ucrc were vawninr laws
;ny;I;1o mo to lie down. not on the outside
,;llou,;nc NV head ON soft. shaggy skin, t,
l,.,;o, 5roL3rs lint 70 nroceed over a doubl
row Of sharp teeth and iangs to lie down in
s;Jo ,be Hons royenous nav. | wasevident
IIy in for n time. There was no room for,
devternus commemorative avenue Of re
tro,t U;gb hanks ON both sides-up grade
s;vtr dorreos Nv fleet Mountain Born
cr;nnled With q bad shoe there was no chanc
f,rr 4 wb;rl or n dort-no territory or oppor
,nn;,,, 10 nroctice strategy. NV whole re
sonrco NV entire eninment consisted of
nair Of grav ewes These only aeainsta a grea
rnf;only fsilow fun six feet and two hundre
rounds Of solid muscle and bone. armed wit
4. . L.,l ,,j ,,,,,rJ a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08

--Foolish-to act on the presumption that
the smallest room in the house is large enough
to sleep in.
He who is ashamed will not easily COM
nit sin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial writes "Senator
Hendricks seems to be the accepted man for
July 4th lie is a church member who CONF
monty receives no callers on Sunday but, on
the last Lords Day, the Democrats, seeing
how the wind blew, oyerran his house, and he
held reception all day long.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08
ANTIQUITY OF BRANDRETRs PILLS.

ANTIQIITl UF UNANIIINL 7 IT . ITIIa''
Age Is not claimed a merit, only as sign Of in'rn
sie worth.
The really useful article lives on with strong ytai-
ty the poor languishe for time and thea goes out
easily
BRAsDRErns PILLS are even prescribed BY great phy
reiaas when the bowels call loudly for help becans'
they never fail to open and give relief
Hanireds Of Thousands would consider It calamity
these safo family pills could not be obtained lthas beer
ofnaially settled that Of BRASDRErHs Puts arr
sold Than all other pills put together Merit sells them
BRASDBErH's Pills possess qualities which restor
every organ and Gber Of the body to health are purely
vegetable and safe for every period ofliie.
Yxiicipal Office, Brandreth House, New York.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
ls2l-daw d. BRANDRErH
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r. r. r
:. vs.. REG. PRACTICE, SIG.

90 CTS. VS.. REG. PRACTICE SIC.
wealth is more frequently amassed by saving money
than making a. A case In point m
Cxer 263l.-- james u. londrek, New York wy
nf violent Bilious Collie. Doctor called In.
V3it. Ss' Prescriptions 81 Patient stl in agony and
pulse and strength falling. AZ this stage the kEl-lEt
rdfnisered uaroxysms pain arrested and cure per
tested by the assistance Of few doses OF the hhu1 Ia
TIM Pills which carry oil the corrupt ana aerid hu
more shat caused lhs ea pscrintions al SIC Ol
RELlEF and PILLS with dozen dosesyet on hahu3 %
4. o,,.,. oe ,ho RELIEF SO 81
RADwAY's READY RELIEF Is honsehoia ineI y,
Gina which no prudent family, that understands y.
xane will ever be without. II instantly arrests pain
and rs effects, dnasiye st,mulant anodyne
hi oholora morbus, bilious collie spasms hts mhaiivu
dseases 6e transcend those Of any other propafat9l
known As an external application for burns woan1s
..ljs brlisee &c. Il has no equal. fass on. see VI
H4iwayis Aimanae for is6s-R r. n. sold by all Drug
r;-f." ' 202d&w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08

President johnson, by an order dated
June 80, removes Gen. Mcdowell from COM
mand of the Fourth Military District, MIS-
sissippi and Alabama,) and appoints Maj
Gen. A. @. Gillem in his place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08

Twenty years experience has proved superior o. any
other medicine for suppression lrrr1uartes sc. IL u
rerfctly salo and harmless does break down the
eontitnton hut restores the patient 10 health and Igor
The constantly Increasing demand for this reliable rem
ety has Induced us 90 put within the means ot ALL
Price 300
DR pAnFGFoun T. admitted hy the best medical talent
Of the country 10 have no equal in the treatment Of t
male Complaints and II is unusual occurrence lol
physcians Ia regular pucuce 20 recommend pahenl ~
Him foI treatment when anctd with diseases Ia hi'
specially.
ueiisaliy and surnically Board with old and expert
eneed nurses will be furnished those who wish 10 remain
In the CITY during treatment.
The poor advised rge Of charge. Physicians patien
Wishing his opinion or advice by letter and enclosing
the usual fee, will be answered ~ return mail M
Medicine sent to all parts Of the country llie'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08

II ne Into tho ear 10 not pfrrpftb ffm0tfs ingng
nsises ~ hfai aud enables donf peons io hear d-
fiucilg at church aud puhie assemblies. This ustru
mont will often produce RESULT. almost miraculous and
indeed ~ most Of long ltaudn .dcnmus BE- vii ro
lloye IN short time. 10 may Dee adjusted with the enso
of tpetihclo.
IN HrfiLwEiL al hc professionals at 80 East Wash
lnrtnn Place University building , daily 90 20 .,
araept Tueliays, when hc will hc cat hs rooms lu3 Pins
st., phiidc phia, Pa. e'ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08
DEAFNESS. CATARRH. CONsUMP.


TlON, AND CANCER CURED.
Treatise Deafness Catarfh, Consumption and
Cancer :her means " speedy relief and ult-
mate cure. ny Pupil Of The academy OF Medicine,
Paris Sent tu any address for ten cents
Letter fprm R0ht. McMurdyi ID D., LlA ul urund
rEeiate of Grand Eneamwucut Of 4. g. and Eitor o
the National Frccfnhsonn
Nnw Yoag, sept i5, ls67.--DH. sfiLLwElL wa. In
charge OF Graoc Church Hospital Alexandria, Va, dur
ina The war icquontly, almost daily, for months
visited this Hospital, aud bad every means OF knowing
hfs fcputntinn ur ErtciEyCY and 70 of The
most credithbo character and DIS n the treat
mcnt OF paticnts was remarkably. - . .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08
tUatohman s. Journal.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8. 1868.
The state Convention

TERms-s20O per year, strictly In advance or $3.50
II not paid within three months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-08


Gen. Grandy was then declared nominated.
Hon. +. c. Reddington of St. Johnsbury
was then proposed as candidate for Elector,
but he peremptorily declined. Hon. Horace
Fairbanks Of st. Johnsbury and Hon. Julius
Converse of Woodstock were then nominated
as was also the President of the Convention
The name of Mr.. Converse was subsequently
withdrawn and the President declined the
proffered honor. The name Of Col. 5. L. Pin
gree of Hartford was then proposed and called
out considerable debate, which was yerginG
toward personal matter, when it was check
ed by the Chair.
The motion was thenmade, and Hon. Horace
Fairbanks was unanimously nominated by ac
clamation as elector from the east side of tn
mountains.
The Convention at a few minutes beior
one o'clock then adjourned until two O'Clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembed at 2 o'clock, an
was called to order by the President, Th
Chairman of the Committee on Resolution
submitted the following;
RESOLVED, That we hereby ndorse the action of the NJ
tional Union Republican Convention IN the nomlnAtoh
Ulysses s. Grant candidate Tor fresldeht hu oehul
Colmx candidate for Vice President, Of the .nite
States, and we pledge the ticket cordial support
Resoirfd That fully approve oi the resolutions
the late National Union Convention ana ADOPT them
RESOLVED That we hold that true republican COVER
nent h a government IN which all the people ha'
equal civil and political rghts 49, a., ,t
Resohed That We heartily approve the haInlnatlo
made this day and recommend them 70 the earne
: mpport of the Union Republican party OF the state
| Rssohtd That In order that Vermont may give u
largest possible Republican majority AT W. sep..o
thorough canvass ofthe State and we urteI 1esonne
tho Immediate organization of Grant ana NolhA Nlu
! as far as practicable in every town
!, The resolutions were heartily applaud'
e when read, and, before the question was tax,
n upon their adoption, there were loud calls I
! MIR. Park of bennington, who, in respons
s made brief speech.
He referred particularly to the last resol
tion. and spoke of the action Of the Chlca
Convention. Whether the action of the We
II mont delegation to that convention was rig
or wrong, they cast their ten votes first Il
r and always for Grant and Colfax. lie
lieyed they had acted right, and had present
the strongest ticket that could be made.
Vermont was the only Eastern State viii
n, went for Colfax from the beginning. !
m an people had nominated General Grant beit
"a. they sent their delegates to Chicago, so Il
IS nothing was to be done but to carry out tn
by wishes. Referring TO the coming State el
M 70. ton, he said that Vermont was to lead oil
~ , the grand contest of the fall, and the impc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

Parish Executive Communicative are
furnished with the following list Of the officers and
members OF the Parish Executive Committee:
PREsIpENT-Hon. SETH W. LEWIS
N1cE-PREsIDENTs-J. B. NOBLE
TREAsURER-A. RELF.
SEcRErARY-J. A. CRAIG.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY-W. II. BURROUGHS.
SERGEAST,Ar-ARMs-ALEX WILLIAMS
FIRST WARD-DesSstes-O. B. Young, s. W.
Lewis, Nelson Woody, @, H. Hughes.
SECOND WARD-Delegates-H O. Dibble. j. B.
Noble, g. H. Fox, David Wilson, E. Miller E. Gif.
ford.
THIRD WARD-Fabius Dunn, W G. Mcdonnell,
Thomas Lynne, R. Il. Isabelle S. Jones, j. III. Bur.
chard, W. Milford, S R. Moses.
FOURTH WARD-T A Martin, N. w Green r.
NJ. Kenner, R. G. Howard, VIM. Vigers.
FIFTH WARD-N. ViIery, Eug, Ssaes, f. Davis
SIXTH WARD-P. Benedict, Captain W George
SEVENTH WARD-J. j. Meldriok, W. IL. Green,
NJ Leblanc, E. Perrault.
EIGHTH WABD-W. j. Douglass, O. E. Blandon.
NINTH WARD-Joseph Kline. w. c.. Kinsella
Douglas Brown, Thomas Curry.
TENTH WARD-W. B. Gray, DR.. D. Maekey, L. O.
ScriEen, Battle Payne.
ELEVENTH WARD-Pster Landry Robert Ray.
ALGIERs-W. Pease
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Republican MeetInxs-PAnsH ExEcurr

Republican Meetlngs-PARIsH EXECUTIVE
CoNMTrTEE.-RepubIcan Parish Executive Commit.
tee at Clay Hall, every THURSDAY evening.
REPUBLICAN WARD CLUBs.-First Ward Club
Terpsichore street, between Apollo and st. Charles
streets, every TUESDAY evening.
Second Ward Club-Corner Triton Walk and Dry.
AIDES street, every FRIDAY evening
Third Ward Cub-Clay Hall, Perddo street, every
SATURDAY evening.
Fourth Ward Club-Turners' Hail Darbgnystreet.
between ,Customhouse and Bienvlie, every TUES
DAY evening
Fifth Ward Club-Union Hall st. Louis street, be.
tween IRENE and Maras, every FRIDAY evening
Sixth Ward Club-Econony Hall, Ursulines street.
every TUESDAY evening.
Seventh Ward Club-Corner Union and Greatruep
streets every MONDAY evening.
Eighth Ward Olub-Moraes street. between Man.
deviie and Msrigny, every SATURDAY evening.
Ninth Ward Club-Cresoent Beer Garden, Poland
street, every WEDNESDAY eysuing.
Tenth Ward Club-Corner St. Mary and Fulton
streets every FRIDAY evening
Eleventh Ward Club-i1oraer Dryades and First
streets, every MONDAY evening.
The German Radical Central Cub-Meets every
WEDNESDAY, at Carroll Hail. corner OF Poydras
and Carroll streets.
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SALE OF CANDEMNED ORDNAseE
AND ORDNANCE sTOR SIS AND
9TH ERR AETICLES AT ST. LOUIS
AKSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MISSOUR

WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
" auotion; commanding at ten O'Clock A. NJ
OCTOBER . ls6s, large quantity OF CONDEMNED
ing Of >
Iron Cannon. Artillery Carriages. and Cannon
Balls Artillery Implements and Equipments
Carbines; Muskets, Rifles Pistols, Shot Guns
Swords and Sabrss. .'
Infantry and Cavalry Announcements
Halters etc
Artillery Harness aud parts OF harness
Leather, brass, copper, and iron scrap.
Cannon, mortar, musket ano rifle powder and mis-
cellaneous articles.
An opportunity will be offered by this sale for
towns and associations or individuals to purch sse
guns and carriages which may be used for salute pur
poses.
A catalogue of the articles to be sold will be fur
nished upon application at this Arsenal or at the
Ordnance Office, WashinRton, ID. q.
Terms CASH ten per cent 90 the day of sale and
the remainder when the property is delivered,
Thirty days will BIS allowed for the removal of
heavy ordnance All other stores will be required to
be removed within ten days from close Of sale.
Packing boxes to be paid for at stated price. to
be determined by the commanding officer.
Inc oficer making the sale reserves the right to
bid in and suspend the sale whenever the bidding
proper authority on some of the articles or when.
ever the interest OF the United States in opinion
Z: D. CALENDER,
Brevst Brig. Gen. U S. A., Lieut.. Col Of Ordnance
Commanding Arsena !.
st. Louis Arsenal, Missouri. August 30 1853.
Ge4St
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G. NouGe vs.. G. Bahe1te-No. %, SOL.

TR0ISIEME JUSTICE DE PAX. PARoISSE
L d. Ureans.-En vertu dun writ de feri faclas
moi adresss par J. Honorable John P. Montamat,
Troissme Justice de PAX dams ct pour Ia paroisse
dOrleans 10 proc6derai ia vente publfuue le
MARDI, GunZislne jour de septsnibre IsS5 4
midi aux Ecuries de Parsy rue de Remparts entire
les rues Toulouse ct st. PIERRE de Ia prophets CT
apras dacrite. SAVIOR:
Une VACHE.
saisis dams raffaire ci-dessus inttul5s ct num6.
rotse
Qonditous-Getta cri6e staut Ia seconds ct deg
Mere, Ia dite yache sera adiuG5e Plus oraut ct
deruier encherisseur pour Ia somme qui en- sara
oterte, douAe mos de credit lacquereur on les aC-
quereurs tournissan leurs bons on obligations
avee cautions BONES ct soyables portsnt intere an
tauS de cnq pour cent de Ia date de Ia vente iEsoua
parfait paieln mt. lie dit acCuereur d6duirs d.,
montsnt de son euckere e. paiera au compliant las
frais Qanuouces, de commission, de Ia taxe dams
laffaire, dG Constable. s'eevant en- total i Gin
qnante piastres. OF environ,
se5ldi5 j. A. MoLAIsoN. Constable.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
FRorosALs FOE wOoD.
OFFICE CHIEF ouAp4EnH4.sIER,


OFFICE CHEF QuARTERAkAsrER, \
Department. OF 10 zisiana, 7
New Orleans. La, September 8, 1853.
GEAlED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED ANI
~ viii be received at this Office untl II NJ
WEDNESDAY,, the ninth day OF september. 1896
ior furnishing the Quartermaster's Department
500 cords Ct HAKD WOOD at New Orleans
500 cords u HARD WOOD at jackson Barracks,
iOoocords Of HARD WOOD at sedg~iek Hospi-
Wood. % -A1-'"s AA~tu
=, That delivered at jackson Barracks and sedgwick
Hosrital to be delivered on the wharf AZ expense OF
contractor, in such quantities and at such times as
may be required BY this Department.
mat required for New Orleans to be delivered in
such quantities, at such times ard at such o aces
as may be designated by the Depot Quarternaster :
NO ntd Will be entertained from any party who mas
falled IN MS engagements with the government
Bids viii be opesed at the tina above named and
bidders are invited to be present.
or all bids. 'S "Ns
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for
WOOD, and addressed to the undersigned
by command Of Brevet Major General R. G
Buchanan.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS,
breVet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
se4 5t Department of Louisiana
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CONSTABLE'S SALES,
6. NOuGe VS.. G. Bahette-No. e7.oOI.

g. NOuge VS.. G.. Bnhette-NO @7,6OI.
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
OF Oreans.-By virtue of writ of heri faciAs
70 me directed by the Honorable John P. Montamat
IN I'd Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction on
twelve O'CLOCK NJ. at ParIsys Stables, Rampant
stree. between Toulouse and ST. Peter streets the
following described property, viz:
One COW.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit
Condition-This being the second and last aue.
tion. the above Cow will be adiudcated to the
highest and last bidder for whatever the same WI II
Purchasers VIII furnish his Ihsir bonds with good
and solvent security, beaTng five per interest
from date Of sale until pad Purchaser will pay in
cash out of the Of his bid the charles for ad
yertising commission, tax on suit and Co1stabie's
costs, amour ting to about fifty dollars.
j. A. MOLAIsON, Constable.
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WIN. Mcdonald vs. Thomna f1ra,na- and
Mary Mouahan-Nc 1884 -

THIRD JUSTICE oF THE PEACE. PARISH
81 Orlssns-By virtue o. writ Of tisri facas to
me directed by the Honorable John p Montauiat
Third Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish o
orleans, VIII proceed TO sell at public auction
on MONpAIt the seventh day Of September
ls6s. at twelve O'Clock h on the Leves ID front ii
the Canal Street Ferry, the following described
property. to-Hit.
One WOODEN SHARTK.
seized N the above entitled and numbered suit.
.Oenqitions-Ihls being the second and last auc-
tior me above wooden shanty will be adadcated to
the highest and last bidder for whatever the same
vail bring, at twelve hs credit. The purchaser
OF purchasers will furnish his their bends With
5000 and solvent security; bearing five per cent in
terest per ahnurn from date Of sale until paid puf.
chaser paying in cash of the amount Of his bid
the charges Tor advertising, commission, TAX suit
j. A. MoLAIsoN, Constable.