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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

\ Bsing wsll acquainted II IN raste u a.
County " have lAeilitiss tsr bayisg o. SELL
Ing LAads for parties, which win enable ~
10 give sstisfaetioh.
Parties whsa bsyiag Real Estets should
know hat they are Sstting . geod Title, and
having thorough aequaintshce with "
Rseer1s sf The County q we'll as kaeWleaes
Of What eoaslitats = 1ssd and perfect tiele,
W are prsparsd 70 deteot aay ~ vAtcA
nay exist i aAy Title " sxentne. aad poiat
eutetAs eessse ~ corrsctine ~ same.
give ~ thsir lsvsst cAsA Prlss, ead 4 tina
= D. 8. 'Rsvsaue stAaPs q III dsnsainaltsaa
eeAseanty q AelA.
PseaDS aaaGnliea eivea y sesss1psa1saea
slstf 0I8UDk1 4 0&01G11.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28
1As Ilsaas q ~ Lowss saranao.

- 1iaas e ~ Lower saEaaao.
'9t6 ths slzasgsse Aias ! knsv sfl" ssid
- Dsls,y, % old gaids, 80 svsai.s. 70 .
grssp IN tAs Ser-rssa II little lsg tavern,
q ~ sstlss sf ~ Lower easaaas Lake, 'sthe
way tAiass havs gsas % fer meath past
TAsy say, - soon - bsas comes = The psia,
eppssiss hers long sgly rias i shot ont
aaA vsies calls eat q .LAad aad deliver, o.
yss.rs dsad nsai'
SAaA hey say thsrs i 10 end y ths rides.
aad pslts. aaA vsaissa, aad ssoat sAd whisky
sssa, he's taken frsa ~ hunters and trap>
psss !" ssiA Win Lashsr, hsAiaaa.
.Wsll" said Jsa Ksakus, ~ keeper 4 he
tavern. II tAiak its ~ stsasgsst piece q
basiasss svsr hsard e. Tn 1etssninsd
ssea . isavs The plsdA I don't Ike the
asisAhsrAssl."
"whs Aas I'D aay s1psrisass II this nAts
tsr I" askeA Jes Eltiag, river diver.
TAavs." said ysung Clapbeard, halt.
Iadiaa eaids.
"wsll tell - assst T. Jask," }" said Das.
"wsll yes - ~ jast bssa deva 70 Big
Tsppsr's. twas absst vssk -. aad hsd gse
a I'll lrsd les Of vssissa ssd far-a1d lsst
rate tss-niak aad saAls and eas q I've
bsavsr pslts, ~ith he iasids skiss - white
- sasv alassk I bad Trapped % IL stream
y ~ isfs 4 Dae River Fails, bat, ssine up;
Il Asads elise y Mount Msrris, snA salsfs
iass Iasls.bsak ny = "a Tuppsr. wsll, =
Iwas saysss. I vas rowing alsas. sad -
81 sbssast q tAs psiat 4 ~ estlst Asrs.
whsa Assrd ) terrible big voice eall saA
Conc 10, snd land hsre, y IN blsw yssr
bssias 81 r aad locking ~. What sAssA I
- ~ : lsas sias. viii IL asssls ssiaaiss
ishA nv ~ syss.
swsll really didat kssv vAas = dsi--
Ny si1s vas II NJ bsst but lslt certain 4
/ naAs nseiea toward 4, ~as AsaA nas.
3 ~ vAas ! tAiak I'll ysa vssA hAss dsas.
I sans lows, e sssh~ Iesas ssa; aad = !
~ 81 : ~. stssas naa. VIII basst hoard
asvssiag asas0 al ~ sAeA vest y tAs SeaA
sssk NJ ~ ~ ~ lsaA - esgs 80 tAsa.
wsaA Ais H. aeaia pssaasA y N Asa1. ts,A
- = slsas - = esisk tlns. Tea nAy =
ssss ~ slsar, aasse - Ssisk = " sass
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saN ~ las11esd u Ais sssiseaat NJ -
linle I'M Heobeo salseea tssa ~ s1AhaA
80 - esv NV tspsar ~ ~ waiaeag.
sWsll I - yssps.as1DsA ttss1 sAsss
vaas - ~ ~ -, svsA aGn1ast hanAsss
- ssgpesb 80 aias supesssl = ~ ~
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

N RRORS or YOUTH.--A gentleman wha
II suffered for yssn frsm Nervous debility,
Prsmaturs Decay, ard ~ he s6sets Il youth
ful indisorstion, WILL for The sake Of su1ertnl
hunanity, sssd FREE 70 I'll whe nsed 4, the ~
cipe and and directions for making the SIN.
Die remedy BY which be wss cured. sudersrs
wishing 70 pro6t b. The advertisers sxperisaca
eaa DO % 81 addressing, In perfect conadenoe
JOHN b. OGDEN, q Cedar b. N. 7. 1-2l.ly
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28
LIVERY STABLE.

fiesd(uarsss st TIE
FOSTER HOUSE, TOLEDO, IOWA,
DR.. YOUNKIN, Proprietor.
uuAcK runs 70 and ften al regular trains.
III Coed rigs faraishsd and passengers car
risd 70 III farts u ~ eosAty - reaeonabls
terms. 190.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28
lnolsr.Ar1vE Summary.
Pebruary. l1th

Au ING 0eoeUS numerous peuuono Woro pro.
ssntsd. A resolution WAS introduced relativs
% and for The relief Of the Dunleith Dubu-
que Bridge Company On seeeuss Of eppesitiea
in obtaining Tie right Of way for buildisg .
bridge seross the Mississippi river u Dubu-
que. II y proposed 70 give the company he
right Of way for bridge purposes anywhere
vithia one mile south Of Dubuque City. A bill
relative y Publishing tAs Adjatant Gsasr.rs
Reports for 1e67-a vas passsd. Bills vsrs
intredsesd 70 provide for rslessiag te he
Uaitsd States certain real estats in The City
Of De- Noises for Oesrt Hsuss and Post On
Sse purposes. sad to give jsrisdissioa over Tie
sane % a.sad Article 3 Chap "a Of The Rev.
Of 1850, - - t. make tAs law Substantially
what II vas II this respect in 1855; = enable
eeaatiss and cities 70 levy tax 10 Aid IN the
construction ef railroads 70 ressns tAs laads
and rights sosfsrrsd 70 tAe MeGrseor Western
B. r.; y sasad By sapplsnensary clause,
Chapter - u he laws of ~ lltA Gsssrsl
Assembly 10 sosad Chapter 4s ef he Re, ;
sad Chapter le3 u Tie laws Of IL ssA 0sasr.
d Asseably; y provide Ssr takiag laaAs for
seAsel Assss sites; - lesaliss The asss Of
Thomas Araeld, : Notary Public ef Ms0rsgs
q: y astAssiss change of vsaas - prslia-
inasy sxaaiaatisas before nagistraas y
ansad Sse. 3s25 Of tAs Rsvisisa relative 70
IL sale % sxseutioa Of dsesdsnts Of real ..
tats 70 aasnd Sec. 25S3 Of The Revision in
relates y Tho estates Of miners; to abolish
espital pa.ishosat and provide for solitary
eeaAasmsat in certain sasss; to require III
saslosias ef railroads and he censtructien ol
cattle guards and to legalise certain aets d
The Board Of Trustees Of LeClair Township
scstt esunty. The Senate then went into Ell.
seutivs Session sad confirmed the nomination
Of Trustees for The D Z D Asylum, presented
BY The Governor.
In - House, bills were introduced to ena-
be counties. townships, cities and towns tc
aid ths construction Of railroads By contrib.
uting sums not exceeding Eve per cent ol
assessed valuations to confer the lands for
msrly granted to the NeGrssor Western Rail-
read, now resumed BY the State, upon the
McGresor 1 Sioux City Railroad; to allow
counties to increase bountiss on scalps Of Wild
animals to lsgaliss the oct Of Ida county in
giving swamp land - bounty to volunteer
soldiers during the war to amend the laws
relating 70 highways; to regulate the fees sf
County Surveyors; 70 increase duties Of eoua-
y Supsrintsadsnts Of Public Instruction and
providing compensation therefor. The Senate
Bill relating TO payment Of parties authorized
to arrest fugitivss vas passed. Senate Bills
relating to incorporation Of Missionary and
Charitable institutions; 10 encourage Agricul-
ture, we're referred; joint resolution to priat
Agricultural Report concurred in. Joint re-.
olution memoralising Congress upon rights Of
naturalised citisens abroad; also that rslat-
ing to the powers of successors to Justices Of
the Psace-wsrs referred. Senate Bill relst.
Ing 70 School Fund and School Laads, refer
rcd.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

N1Ur1, ERuIT.-All kinAs = Crap viasl
- oArNhbssy, otsawhessy vinsa, O1ssaat
and 0eDseAessy DaGAss = - swis1s = -
o. o. BIsHoP.
Prices neaoeooale - uunhaG. Csne a1eaG
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

0AeulA nas q fhee.
D iaellaaaioa ssti1saal, q - say pestsxt
Nalnral, eeok eelaee et ~ Dllllas4
Hal, l,-sake up ~ eve II strife sad hattle
Out ~ 1aAo-loe roereatto0 Whe1 nel13ng
DseAsr iatssvsnss; y stay - tAssgAts froo
OtAsr sesase; y ealn ~ nigAts aaa guide
HE dssaas, whae siGhs u jssliss 10 ;
psepls whe, With uarslsatlng tesgus, sseeil
Him % ese dissipeasdf
Aad W. sssailsA
- tAese Vhe eel, Bot knsw ~ wiser plea
1Aas vague, tFsmsadous ignoraAes Fer
WAaA ce0nitted7 One easWard shewi 70,
WhaA - haah = ooe1, ard net 1er vAas
Within hin d. Judged alike The oct and
Hin; - tAoasAt q 0Ay - destA Il. Il
TAis b right the1 0aA nsot needs - nsss
T1as nsa, - ~ ~ jndsss srs - svsa
IhAtl
'Tls ~ Whst sutvsrd hsnesth
o. and spafklss IN ths sunlit dawn that make
The man, nor that which 'stsiksth In aAd
Beneath Tie surface ska expose the deed,
Doth make him any more in shape. Here, whsa
Virtue tolls ths bell II Tins, and burnine.
lllumins The world with magic art
whore Christisns frewa % Sin, and smile
On better sets Of man wAereer he ID, in
Hemp o. satin, wiser feeling should
Exist, sinee We are brothsfs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

For I'll Who give ~ ~ 8xaUsivE agency
for their Lasds n this Ceanty, ~ Will e.
lhs prepsr tins il sAsh ysar) send statement,
OF anssnt Of Taxes due, pay The eaae, And
krvssS rss Receipt FREE OF CHAhGEl
v2n18
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

4. 4. LAWRHucR. FAA.
LAWR EN- CE 4 FREE,
ATTORNEYS 4 COUNsELLORs At Law
NSsasiss Pa1iIc.

TOLEDO, T11A COUNT1, IU"A.
viii pronptly attend 70 collecting Claims
Furnishing Abstracts, ex.ntning Iisles, PGy.
isg Taxes, buying and ssllias Lands on tn.
neie seaseaabIe terms nlAyl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

is. HooHE'
Al his Caller, ever Galley = Jehn.
saonss 0lores ) psspassd - % PHOTO.
GRAPHING aaA AMBROTYPIN0 ~ ~
most inpesvsl styls. Dasusrrsetyrss sad
Anbrotypss enlarged.
Petrenaes solicited and satisfaction guar.
anteed. J.S. AOOkk
Vial ~. Aftast.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28
A EAT MARX Hr.

IN EAT AAHkIf'
Hsviue spsasA : Nsat Market " iassad 70
tesp . Hoel supply . AaaA 8 vesiess
Nsst tSaa ~ md eselensrs. Kssp spsa III
Nan Of IL day-Sundays excepted.
CO pail n Hides aaa Rst Cattle.
vlnl1y BAODk0 = 0ON.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28
J. 4. grRU1E& q r 1E1UDkz,
Csesav Tteassrw. Lxy q Lev.
sTRUDLE = D8OTuEB,
lAup AGENTS, c0NvsYANBEaA AND
MOTA2I10 1U1G6C
TsssAe, Tana Ceansy, Iowa.

Spsslal alasatisa will b givsa b bsyiag And
selliae Resi- Estate, AagiAg oseea, fia-
4 ine ~ - takiAg Asksewlele-
1Aals Of Deeds. ExAmiAin9
Titlss, and pvepasing Full
ard Complete Abstracts
!. q the oa1e, a1l
deing every.
I tAiAg NJ
e psetsias
nnwRnAY Y.ANn AGENCY AllafHRNa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28
Oa'oaD Houes oa!eso' IOWA.
j. ROG.ERs. fsssr'ssar.
0ssa staslise h ssnassttsa viii ~
btel. leas
kBu1IAL aouss6--
e
4 ueenaascsvalles Hovva.

niR. SW1rLAMD,. ..... .Paosalu1ea.
Tts veil kneua Hsase has leea eotiroly
sellSA ~ rofarnisAsd, aaA ~ rteprielee
isis1ls = spase - paias ier0akias ka 0rse
elsedU esss. n9ly
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

m iLIfx EFT.
up Stairs. ove I. I. ArnstssaS's
WWV0 o0WO0s
D Mrs. n. I 9F1ANKL1N.
nletS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

We have csnplsted psrfsct Abstrest q
Iitls = all LAa1s II TsmA Ceoney, And wtu
Astify ell psrsens Of any dsSsss IN their Title
whs wiil ssad ~ nans. address and nanosfs
Of their LenA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

:. 0n8uu - jusG speae1 81 JEW
DL1IeT0aA, - wsll ~ ssaslaaAlV q
hAao eRnll aseoslneae q
1oWlrY, Watehss a11 0leG1E4
~ wil1leu thea = nellen 1aaee. AljkinlG
NSspei5(s Asss y ~ Ane. Al vssk was-
SsuiA = nshsags Ssue ~ 1.saa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

nRBAT BAR0AINS.
Az n 0A0VD030sos
oaoCElY srOR1
a. - o1a staad ee G. 3. LONG
a. AND puY senssn1xo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

ulxraAL LAND AGENCY BuslxEssl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28
A TTOR N VS..
>~~~~~~~~~~~s~A ~~~~~e~~>-
". Z o91vBan. A2t !. q. oAJtBY.
oTIveRo = oAFleY,
AT1oaNIYs : REAL EgfAT8 AoIN1S,
1slsis, Hsns 0bssets lsss.

DEAL ESTATE SOUGHT AND SOLD on
0Csnmississ; special attsnties given te cor.
rsetlns and psrSsesing titles to Real Estate
and fersclcsire I Merteaess, paying Taxes, and
rodeeminr LAnds fro0 Tax Sales, And fur.
nisAiag co,rest and carefully prepared
AW9Q0A00o OH Q0000os
Collections Promptly Made.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28

saA & lsoassd h 0AeSt esnaFAi part q ths
city. sva
lsrminsl = give tAe
sEsr FARE r99, THE LEAST MONEY
vest ef ~ Mississippi. All hs asks 10 10
sivs hin call y SeAliss usse hets.
- cHARG3ai MODERATE. ~
GOOD srABLI1Ge in sssasetisn.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-28
a = ~rrrnH o. D. BRADSHAW.
eTluDLH 3 D1ADSHAW.
A~rorNEYa AND COuNSRItORS AT Law,

TOloGO, Ta0a Co., AoWa.
win practice in Ill The Courts q tais Stats'
make Collectioas II any part Of tas Uni-
ed otatss, pay Taxes, sxamias Land
Titles and furnish eccurstely
SsspArsd abstracts thereof.
- Special saasntisa given 70 the removal
Of Tax Liens.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-10
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on ST.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST.
Theresa streets. between st. Thomas and
Tchoupitoulas streets-Succession of Joseph
Steil-No. 81 3O3.
DY G.. DE FERIET, OFFICE NO Sc BIEN.
ID WILLIE EStreet-SATUkDAY, January 2, lst9
at noon, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
house Streets will be sold by public auction, by
tue OF an order nom The Hon l. Duygneaud Judge
Jeans, dated Septem er 30, 1858, the following de-
scrib property beloneing to sAid succession viz:
. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and Improvements thereon, situate in the First
Tchoupitouas st. Thomas, Belleehasse and st
Theresa streets, measuring twenty-six feet five
hundred and ons feet eleven inches and seven lines
in depth on the side toward St Thomas street
ninety-seven feet /. ches in depth on the other
side and front alley twenty feet wide onenlng
on st. Thomas street and running parallel with
Tehoupitonas street, and twenty-five feet three
inches and six lines in width on the rear line.
E The buildings ana improvements comprise;
l. A two.story brick house covered with States
contAing below large room used as blacksmith's 5
shop and in the second story hall, four rooms and
gallery in the at ic large room.
/ 2 A two-story brick building ip the yard contain
ing one room in each story.
( 8 A two story frame building containing four
rooms, with firspaces.
4 A large shed covering the yard, two cisterns
Terms~One.half cash and the balance on a credit
of one year paya lie in three mortgage notes Of the
same amount each, and bearing eighf per cent in
terest from date til final payment secured by special
mortgage and vendors heni the buildings to be
kept insured and the policy transferred TO the curA
trx ana OF suit the purcnas er to pay five per
cent attorneys comm ssiOns the amount recover
ed the said commissions to be likewise secured by
Act Of sale, with United States Internal Revenue
stamps attached before A. j. Lewis, Notary Public,
ct purchasers expense. del IL lg % lal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-10
WASHINGTON.


Removing Disabilities of VIrgInIans-
Senate Refused to Hear Andy's Mes
sage-The Georgia BilI-HOuse Tabled
the Message.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The Recon-
struction Committee reported a bill re-
moving the political disabilities of some
twenty persons, mostly Virginians, includ-
ing Anderson, formerly proprietor of the
Tredegar Iron Works.
Sendte.-Senate refused, after few para
graphs were read, to hear the Presidents
message.
Mr. Summers Georgia bill followed. At
ter promising that the Legislature failed to
comply with the requirements OF the recon-
struction acts, by emitting to exact the re-
quired oath, and did things utterly upjusti-
fable and requiring the Intervention of
Congress, the bill declares the existing gov
ernment provisional only, and in all respects
subject to the paramount authority of Con-
gress to abolish, modify or control the same,
until the Legislature complies with all re-
quirements of the reconstruction acts, and
adopts the fourteenth amendment, and sub
iect to the fundamental condition that no
change shall be made, infringing on the
right of suffrage of any class of citizens,
The bill directs that the Governor elect
shall call the Assembly at Atlanta on or
before April next, excluding, unless re-
lieved by Congress. all who can not take the
prescribed oath. The Governor is also en-
powered to suspend or remove from Office
State or municipal officers and appoint
others instead; finally, the President is
ordered to place at the disposal of the Gov
ernor such portion of the army and navy as
may be necessary to preserve life, property.
peace and the free expression of political
opinion.
House-The bill relieving Judge Moses, of
South Carolina, passed.
Contrary to universal custom, the House
tabled the message instead of referring it to
the Committee of the Whole.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-10
M1sCELLANEoUs.

North Carolina LeglSlature and Bribery
GOmmi tee-sOu1h Carolina Elections
by The Lexialature-Wreck OF a
Schooner. 20 Con
RALEIGH, N. c., December EN- the
Legislature, to-day, the bribery investiga-
tion committee was sworn in. ......
The Senate is engaged in discussing rail-
road appropriations,
General R. B. Vance has been elected
Grand Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge
for next year. gro
The annual council of the Friends of
Temperance is in session.
The District Court is still in session with
a heavy docket on hand.
COLUMBIA, s. c., December 9.-The Legis.
lature to-day elected R. B. Carpenter,
white, Circuit Judge. and w. ]. Mckinley,
colored Register OF Mesne Conveyances for
Charleston county.
NEwBERN, n. c., December 9,-The
schooner S. B. Nichols, from Nicaragua to
New York, went ashore five miles west of
Portsmouth, North Carolina, on Friday
night. No lives lost.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-10

APPOINTMENT OF A WAsHINGToEIAN.-
A. W. Hughes was yesterday appointed mil
the city OF New Orleans. He is to report
for duty to Brigsdler General Tompkins,
Quartermaster General of Louisiana, Mr..
Hughes has long been an efficient clerk in
the Registers office OF the Treasury Depart
ment, and has q host of friends In this city
who will doubtless be pleased to learn of
his new appointments Washington Repssb.
kcdn b.. Hr.T.s.r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-10
SUCCESSION OF GUsTAvE voM HoFE.

DY JOSEPH HOLZ, AUCTIONEER, Of
ID fee No. q ChArtres street.-Wiil be sold on
WEDNESDAY, he sixth Of January, at II O'Clock
A, M, at the Merchants and Auetioheers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Customhouse and
Canal streets by virtue Of an order from the Hon.
Court, dated Now lnbrr q, lsGs-No. 80. AZ;
CERTAIN LOT OF ,+kOuND WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, situated iu the Fourth District of this
city, in the square bounded BY Camp. Magazine,
Der four plan in he office of the Sheriff OF the
parish of Jefferson, In this State, and measures
twenty-eight feet front Magazine street by
depth OF one hundred and twenty tive feet Amer-
can measure.
Acquired by deceased by purchase from Terrence
Mcdonnell by an act passed before john 7, Ooffey
Notary Public in this city, on the twenty-eighth
da, of December, 1860.
Act of sale, including internal revenue stamps
at the expense OF the pu chaser. before Joseph
Cohn, Notary Public; also the purchaser bas to pay
all taxes due.
Terms Cash in United States Treasury notes.
de2 Is % Is 81 ia56
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-10
ICE ON CLIO sTREET.-suooEssIoN

ICE ON CLIO sTREET.-sUooEssIoN
raneis P. west.-No. %, ,397.-second Dis.
Court for the Parish OF Orleans.
d. +. E.GIRARDEY a Co.. AUCTION.
1.-NichQias j.; Hoey,, Auctioneer- Office No.
pApgs Place-SATURDAY, nineteenth De-
! 1855, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants
|ctoneers' Exchange, Oh Royal street, BY virtue
frder rendered in the above entitled matter
Hon. l. Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second
court Of New Orleans, on the twelfth Novem.
~ and signed on the third August 1869. will
at public auction, for account of said sue
n T0F GROUND in the First District of this
the square No 3s9, bounded by Clio, Erato,
and Howard streets, designated as lot No. ?,
basuring 30 feet inches and 35z lines front on
leet, by a depth, between parallel lines, of l59
inches and lines The improvements com.
one-stoTy frame house, slate roof. retired
Z street, having front gallery and four rooms,
'cistern, etc.
|s-Cash in United States Treasury notes, and
Pers to assume payment OF all taxes for 1868.
y sale and United States stamps at the ex.
\ the purchaser, before Octave Morel. Esq.
Public, noli z5 de5 II ls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-10

Du Chaillu describes the costumes of the
court Of an African king as follows "The
king wore a dress coat-and nothing else;
his first minister wore a shirt without
sleeves-and nothing else; mis- second min-
third was adorned with hat--aDd nothing
else; but the queen varied the fashion by
wearing an umbrella land nothing else.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-10
WITHOUT RESERVE.

SUCCESSION OF MARX LEVI AND WIFE.
OPEN ACCOUNTS. BILLS RECEIVABLE. ETC.
No. 2s,771-At Auction. - ..
QY w. l. HODGsON, AUoTToNEER.-
ID Office No. 81 Commercial Place. On SATUR.
DAY December 10, 1853 at IL O'Clock M, at the
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between
Canal and Cpstomhouse streets. by virtue and in
Judge of the Second District Court, parish of Or.
leans, dated November l3 1858, Court Docket No.
29,77l, for account of the succession Of Marx Levi
snd wife, will be sold
A lot Of OPEN ACCOUNTS, BILLS REoEIvA.
BILE, and other obligations due the succession as
per inventory file in the office of the Clerk OF the
Second District Court also at the office of the
tioneer.
9Terus-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
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