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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
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ISDIANAPo1Is. October 9.--About
three o'clock this afternoon Officer
Bisbing arrested a Kentuekian at the
Union Depot, for. drunkenness and
e disorderly conduct. 3 When being
searched number Of letters we're
found upon his person, showing that
he is one Of the chief managers of
the Kentucky Colonization Scheme,
now being extensively carried on
throughout this State The cor
respondenoe is ia the hands of the
police, but i have been furnished
the following extract from letter
dated Louisville. September %, it
being the only one that relate to the
First District:
" Well. WarFeB, sthfnes are going
on swimmingly. We have plenty of
men and friends TO pay all expenses.
thanks to the liberality of our old
friends in Kentucky, to carry out the
original plan, but the truth is, those
Indiana folks are. shaky. They do
' not keep US posted as we'll as they
ought where the men shall go. The
internal registry laws seem to be. a
great bugaboo with them. / can only
wish they had a little of the c.. s.. a..
nerve, sUoh as We saw manifested
when we went ts Indiana on. little
exploring tour with the gallant
and ever to be remembered
Morgan in '63 Wouldn't we make the
Hoosier RAIDS howl? Now, ,my dear
friend, [ rely on you more than any
one, for success in Southern In
diana Is always provided for, aud III
tell you how our men know where to
go, aud we have the places and num-
bers all arranged and [ have the
points, except for the Evansville
region running up to Vincennes and
Sullivan, on the Wabash; that matter
l put in the hands of our mutual
friend IT" at Henderson, and he, [
have no doubt, will FIX it.
Mayor Tompert has bean round
some at Vincennes and other points,
and Major Kidney is thoroughly
posted about the locas ton Of the Hen
derson boys. 1 am only sorry that
the Evan9villei folks are so we'll
posted. john Foster and the id
skunk, ShaekIef9rd, live there, and
know everybody in the region of
Henderson, and from Paducah to the
mouth Of Green River; 50 they can't
get into Evansville aud vote with
safety. Ilareea towns are our best
hold; but, as [ understand it, things
look better up the, Wabash, aud Vim.
cennes, Sullivan aud adjoining places
will do the clean thing
I only. & Yeyou this information,
SO that you may know why it is that
your effortssshouId be. specially de-
voted to the central part Of Indiana,
where railcoab facilities are SO favor
able to ouE purpose. You will be ad--
viscd by special messenger. ,to-mor-
row where 70 place the men that will
come up on the Jefferson road on
Monday. The menrlook like travel
err" % 5 r..
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LOUISVILLE.
Man Fatally Stabbed.

LOUISVILLE, October 9.-At Jeffsr-
sonvilIe. Indiana, last night. Ger
man saloon keeper, named Munich,
was fatally stabbed in the abdomen,
by drunkard named Helpin. The
tragedy was brought about by Munich
refusing to sell liquor TO Helpin, until
the nnYment of an old bill.
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New York Gold and stocko,,.rs.,.

b TeIsgraph.1u - NEW YORK. Oct. o.
- MoNBY-7Eas at 5Sa7 per cent. laaa9 3
STERLIEG-Firmer, al 999Le per cent.
+ GoLD=Steady;. opened at 1881. and
closed at1591k.T .f4F -gNl gnsDGf9, - y
GoYEEHyArENTs -C1osed firm Coupons of
S1ll3S4gIl4; do. B2, II2s49 112z6 do. ga, 1I0J<
i0875 67,s a9lOSsz '6s 10Sse; lO-4Os, i059
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lITHICA, N. Y.
The Cornell Observation-Disclosures OF
students In Attendance. ~, ~

ITHACA, NssY., Oct. 9.-Five hun
dred students have entered the Cor
nell University No more can be ad-l
mitted to the Freshmen's class. ex1
cept the State students Ia the a9ricuf-
tural, mechanical aud engineering
departments Higher class students
will be received until further notice.
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SAVANNAH.
Railroad Accidents.

10 SAVANNAH, October 9. -Au up
freight train on he. Central Railroad
ran off the track at the seth rnfle
p1st. Fourteen cars were demolished.
No one was hurt. The road is clear
Tonight. The weather is very cold,
with light rains.
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PITTsBURG, Octobers9 The polit-
ical campaign IN this county has been
carried on with Unusual avigor by
both sides, and will close Tomorrow
with a dayliglit procession and meet
irg of the. Republicans at the Buck
eye Base Ball grounds in the AFTER
noon, and a torch light procession and
meeting en- Fifth Street Market Space
by the Democrats at night. tne.--
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 9.4Both
Houses have adopted resolution to
adjourn to morrow, and re-as semble
on the I'd of November It is gem
orally understood that the Registra-
eion Court viii he completed 10 time
for election. No election bill has
been passed, and they will probably
adjourn without passing one. nr.y y.,I
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PHILADEtrHA, October 9, The
International cricket match was re
sumed this morning. The English
are all out for lit. The United States
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Sin the
Cricket match the first innings of the
% were concluded for Al runs. The
English eleven commenced the sec
ond innings, and when time was
called, one wicket had fallen for II
runs, ss-
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q TITUsvILLE, Penn, October g.
The Republicans of theaOil Regions
held q very large mass meeting at this
city tonight. Upwards of one thou-
sand torches were in line. The build
ings along the principal streets were
brilliantly Illuminated Considerable
enthusiasm was manifested. The
meeting was addressed by Marshall,
Of Pittsburg, General Hartraft and
Colonel Rogers. u. - -. {. -. -.
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Sold Gut.

~ AVlNG SOLD our entire stock of
- Gf@cerfes, &c, &C., to Mr.. James
GRO IS we ID Fg leave To return our-sfncert,l
tllan Ks 70 our many friends and patrons
.tended d toward as, and. would res soectfulIy
ko1cit q afeoninuance of the sans 10 onf.
successor n yonsgiosGRosS 4 JENRINs. sd
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DErRorr, Mich, ] October 9.4The
Tanners are parading the streets to-
night with torches, transparences and
music. It rs. estimated to be the
largest turn out of the campaign.
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RIeHMoND, Oct. s9.-John Perkins
was executed 10 the Jail to-day at
Portsmouth, Yirginis, for violation
person of Sarah Ford. He was
innocent s.-ss $ .lsi s..,. ~;
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L0uIsHIIla Markaf.

BY telegraph LOUISVILLE. Oct. 8.
TOBACCO Sitter, with light receints
sa es of 81 hhds Iugs to medium leaf at 70 20
@S13 p.
FLoUR-Superfine S6 2596 90
WHEAT-SI 95G2 05.
CoRN-Oid in bulk 81 90; new ear OOc'
OATS--55c.
RYE-sI 81. - :. 7ts. ..e r
MESS PoRK-S30 5O93l w.
IARD-l85z920c.
BACoN-Shouiders at Is1<@l316c; sides at
N%FHIsKY-Raw free 81 ia. f
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fGBUFFFALo, Oct. 9.-The Base Bali
match, this afternoon, between the
Cincinnatis and Njagarass soi this city.
resulted in the defeat of the latter.
Score "a to g. in g innings. fe4 s.i
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

r Editors Journal: Please announce me as
q candida on the County Ticket for re-
election, at the October election. TO the
Office OF Assessor OF Pigeon Township.
VIZ. WARRRE, 6R.
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sRMX - - l4tL AA14ataIf4 -ttta 2
- JAMES CROFTS, u
Evansville, Grocery. erg 9-i36 Z Main s

13soAi' s4AAA4p0D l1IOU0fy.d loo NAM S6s
would beg leave to inform his nnmerous
friends and the apuIlic generaiIy. thai
he has bought OF Messrse Gross 4 .JenkIns
Lne1r entire stock of Family Groceries.
La Lamps. &c &e.. and by daily additions to
II is stock and strict adtenttonltO. busi ness,
TO merit a liberal share OF the public pat
1onage. iA-a5d4 II ocf0 Am
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iOFFrCTAI.

LETTERS RESATETFG UNCLAIMED In the
Post-Ofnce at Evansville. State OF Indiana,
on the 9th day of October, 1868 .-I,-l =
PERSONS calling FOR any OF these letters
will plense say 'flAdvertfsed y giving tlale.
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ARTHUR LODGE. JOHN FENDEHL
CHAs. JENKINS. GEO. FENnER.
New Steve and Tin House.
NO. 81 Main Street, Next Door 20 the
Old Washington Hotel.

FgTHE UEDERSIGNED have opened
=. an shLiIe new STOCK, ana VIII Keep
Stoves, Hollow and Tin Ware, MantlefL
Crates, Summer Fronts, Pressed Ware, AZ, !.
which they will sell TO the trade at the
lowest cash prices. We are pre- pared TO do
all kinds OF job work and repairing nc
short notice and low rates. Orders solicit
ed. LODGE, JENKINS a FENDER.
1e8-6In.
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ROBERT SMITH.

Ne u N q g r t a k @ n.
MAIN STREET, bet. Fourth and Fifth
-v- EVANSVILLE, IND,
Has Just received q Few Hearse, the dnest
ever in the city. A large assortment OF
Metallic Cases, Caskets, and COfdns kept
constantly on hand. iv ,td3m.
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COLUMBIA, 8. C.
sOn,xrrival Of J. q. Adams.

COLUMBIA. s. g., October 9.-Great
disappointment was caused by the
non-arrfval. of j ohm Quincy Adams,
he having been detained at Charlotte
by railroad accident. He will ar
rive tomorrow. Extensive prepara-
tions are made for his reception. 9g
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/. BOARDING.

- OARDING On second Street, be-
- tween sycamore and Y Inc, in the
house lately Occv pied by Mr.. VIM. BucE.
Three large furnished looms, suitable for
fhmtl es. Day boarders wantei.
au22 diff MRS. @. A. FULLER.
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To Poliey-Holders Mutual Benefit
.5asfl Life Insurance Company.
~OgECY.HUEDER WHOSE RE.
newals are due this month viii hnd
fnair receipts at my office, No. 2 Main
Street 5si y K. DREW,
oc7 dtf fr8i ~ 1Ee Insurance Agent.
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Evansville, September .. 1865.
mo MY OLD CUSTOM ERs.

Il would say that 1 can be found a.
the old stand, No. 4 Second Street, next TO
Schlaepier's drug store, where can Dc
found the, best and cheapest stock IS OF HOOP
Skirts and Corsets "a the city. The manu-
factory aud wholesale department will re-
main at,No 80 Main Street, above koser'a
dry-geOds store. H. BAUM.
ee28 dtf Etf t4t
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Dissolution of Partnership

TIME PARFEERSHIP HERETO
a fore existing between H. Baum and
II. Baader, under the name and style or
II. Baum a. Co, was this day dis -OlVed by
mutual consent. The business Will be con-
tinued by III. Baum, vino is authorized to
receive all debts and demands due said
hrm, and he Is to pay all d BITS due from
said firm. H. BAADER.
su rIAi HI H. BAUM.
EuansvIIla Ranfern her d 1919
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

OFFICE GRIEF CoMMussARY SUE
IFfFtI !, nHsl.A......

OFFICE Grief CoMkussARY SUBSISTENCE,
Fifth Military District, !
New Orleans. La.. April T. 1868
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
- invited till the fourteenth day Of April, 1868,
for furnishing the United States Subsistence De
partment with the following Stores. VIZ:
1000 Barrels Of Choice Extra FLOUR, equal in
quality to the government standard samples
on hand in the subsistence nepartment
5000 Pounds OF the best Ray in bales, the price
per lC0 bs to be stated
Sealed proposals will also be received for the sale
Of a quantity of dry HIDES, on hand in the Sab
sistenoe Department.; the price per pound VI II be
ated for the entire lot.
The above articles to be of the very best quality
And put up in superior packages and to be delivered
at the AncnOr Press in this city, within twenty days
after the opening of the bids.
No bids will Be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
with At branch Of the government.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned aud
marked Proposals" -
A. BECKWITH,
aps Ct Brevet Mai. Gen. and @. s.. u. 3. A.
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TN THE UNITED STATES OIROUIT COURT.
j. for he Fifth Circuit AVID District Of Louisiana
No. 53e6-By virtue of a writ of heri faoias TO me
directed in the above entitled suit will proceed @
sell to the highesi bidder, on eAft KDA 4 ths
eighteenth day of April, le6a AZ twelve ~ oeioek
M : on the premises, the CONTENTS OF TIE
G 'OCERY ORE No So PoydIas street, m TINS ms
city as per inventory on file in my office, seized ana
To be sold 70 satisfy the plaintiffs demand hereln
viz: twenty nine hundred and thiriy,nse u lO0 DOL
lars interests and all costs as per Judgment, >,
Tefms-Casn, at time OF Adjudication IN United
Ststes Urea u notes. . -. ~ a.,
United States Marshale Oucel NSEs StiSansa
April 6 1888 +. j. HERRON, o. s. Marshal
No 6s5-Ap7 IL Is IS
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rett, Her Tackle Apparel, etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District Of Louisiana, No. gO52-In
obedience to an admiralty warrant, to di-
reoted in the above entitled suit have seized and
taken into my possession
The steamboat ANNA PERRETT. her Tackle. Ap-
parel, etc., now hbeled By Charles q. Golf for the
causes set forth in the libel pending in the
District Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
haeing or pretending to have any right title in
trict Court of the United States, for the District
Aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
Of, to show cause, if any they have can, why the
said steamboat Anna PeTrett, her tackle, apparel,
ETC., should not be condemned and be sold agree
ably to the prayer of libelant.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans,
thirty first day Of March, 1868.
F. j. HERRON, U. S. Marshal.
No. 652-ap1 14ls
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No. ss5-ap7 IL ls as

II. II. CIaaln a. Co. VS.. Ewen a. COpPeIl.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i Tor the fifth circuit aud District of Louisiana
No. 5495-By virtue of Nnt Of ieri faeias
10 me directed in the above entitled suit, will
DAY. the fourteenth day Of April 1868, at twelve
Q0 O'Clock III at the entrance to the Oustomhouse
Old LsVee street side -
Il eases n ore or less of MERCHANDISE, as per
inventory on file in my office, and being the usual
contents of country Store, to satisfy the plaintiffs
claim herein, viz: f-ur thousand and sixty i've and
seVenteen one hundredhs dollars. together with
intere.t and all costs as per Judgment.
Term.-Cash, at time Of adjudication, in United
0' United states Marsual's Office, New Orleans
first day Of April, 1868,
No e52-ap27ll IA
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OFFICIAL NOTICES. ITY.
LEASE OF THE Iron BUILDING AT
the Head Of Canal Street for Two
Years.
No. 8s4-New Series.

Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized after ten da s. notice in the official Jour
nal adindioate to the highest bidder the lease of
the iron building at the head OF Canal street for the
term of tNo years.
The purchaser of the lease to furnish his eight
several prom sorry notes for the price of the adiu-
dicaton payable at three six, nine, twelve 1iteen
ghteen, tWenty-one, and twenty four months, dat
ing from the execution Of the contract, and in
dorsed to the satisfaction of the finance Commit
tees of the Common Council.
The said purchaser OF the lease shall have the right
to use said iron building for all lawful purposes and
he shalt keep The building in cesn condition: also
the interior Of the building to be arranged and I'M
The tagging Of the bRpquetts around the iron
building to be made by the oity Of New Orleans.
(bigped) WIN T HtPP,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Signed JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March ~. 1863
jSigneO f. HEATH, Mayor.
Grue COPY:
d. K. WHITAKER, Secretary.
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The SENSATION CHARGE. = Thomas VIII
liams and G. Touro are under arrest under
the new charge-periury. It is charged
that they committed the crime in endeav-
oring to make voters of themselves The
complainant is Henry D. Thompson. Will
liams acknowledged his guilt, and on his
own admission was sent before the criminal
court for trial. The other case is fixed fol
the 18th instant.
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PROPOsALa FOE GATE.

HEADQUARTERS DIsTRICT INDIAN TERRIToRY,
Office Chief Quartz master
Fort Gibson, O. N, March 2i, 1868 }
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BE RE
i ceiSed at the office of the undersigned at Fort
Gibson, O. n, until three O'Clock P. ~ May s. 1868
lat which time bids Will be opened to furnish tor
the the Quartermaster's Department, de-
hvered at Fors Arbuekle, u NJ
5000 bushels OAtS.
The requirements and formhlities usual in con.
tracing for government supplies wi be eKaCted Of
all bidders, and all to whom any contract may be
awarded in the present case.
Delivery 70 commence early as June l, 1868, and
to be supplied at the rate of not less than 1900 bush
els per month, until he ontraot is filed.
by authority of Brevet Major NJ. Bryant, U s.
A., commanding District Indian Territory.
A. d. KlMBALL,
Captain and A. q. NJ. u. S. A..
apps Ct Ohisf Gu ,rtermastsr District /. It,
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margaret X. Deas. Widovy, etc. Va MRS..
a. 1i1 Moncure and ala children and Hens Of
L al nanaasad


| TN THE UNIFIED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
L Tor the Eifh Circuit and District q Iouisiana
IA aFse --hy virtue Of a writ 81 ieri faoas issued
the above entitled and Mumbe ed SUIT and re-
ceived by me- on the sixth March, 1858, have
seiaad and taken into my possession. and wlI ex-
pose for sale ~ public auction to the highest bidder
On MONDAY, the fourth day Of NAY, 1868. a. the
hour OF twelve O'Clock noon, At the door OF the
eonrthouse Of the parish Of Ascension. in Donad-
sonVe, Louisiana. the following described property
vizs a.
bank of and fronting the Mississippi river IN the
parish Of Ascension in this State, formerly knon IS
the Hard fimsssh bat now knoNa - slas South
wood" plantAuou and bounded on the upper line By
the line OF the psrish Of fberviie, aud on the lower
line b. Lands now or formerly belonging 70 s. X. Iii
iotson aud measures about twenty eight and half
arpents front on the Mississippi river BY eighty
trne6ts IN oeuth between dvorHanR lines. with the
aneninaf thereto bslouRing; toRether with all the
bnildf1ra and improvements thereon, as wei a. al
me cattle i've stock implements q husbandy, etc,
81 whatsoever kind or nature thereon Or therennte
Belonging; twanti three Mules. four Carts, thirty
ave lows, twenty thousand new Bricks and loo q
Seaed e satisfy a. ar as may BE- the plaintiffs
lar, together With intcret and az cars IS lnee'
Fe ms-Cash & time Of Adjudication in United
statcs Treasury notes; act Of sale, reeordi ann
Internai Revenue stamps a expensp q pof -4aeelF
United csstas Marsnuls Oihoo, New Nitsanss
-''''fs-' =. - r JsHRRRoN, U. s, Marshal
FOR the District Of LOUISIANA
No. eso--apl q !, ls q Irss
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Ell oF a. 8. pRsHA.
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UE1rED eIArRa MARsHAL's OYFrcs.
District q Louisiana,
~ Monroe. La. March 80 1863
fIAklR ~ To }iVlfa NtA tkfrl ;R1aAiff On TflE
4 tive " seventh day ot March. Al. ID ifoa a WAR
hkfsA IN BAL AAttHtHCt MAS iasaaa aanfnat thb
estate OF A. v. pkSi4A, ia The parish III Frank.
lin and stats Of Louisa 4. who has bsen nd.
indeed bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment OF any ibts and delivery u my property
balonEtng 70 such bankrupy, % him Or for ms uss
go the transfer OF ans pTnportF b hin are forbid
den BY law; that meeting Of the efsdit - Of the
- bankrupt to prove their dehts and to choose
enc OF moFo 1ssignees OF his estate. viii e held
qoart Of Bankruptcy, 70 be holden at The ofhoo Of
J Baker, ID the town Of Menfoe, parish 81
oaaslIitl, before ". j. Q. Hak6r he4lafaf on ths
asa1 day ct jane, 4. 4. lsas. q 10 s'elo 4 a. nj
II. J. HERON o. s. Marshall
81 - =. Grady, Deputy, Is AesseneeE
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No CHARGEs.-Itis an error to assert that
United States Commissioner Shannon de-
mands fees from parties appearing before
him to enter complaints of infringement on
the law. Mr.. Shannon's compensation is
otherwise arranged, and when any one as
serts that he demands fees from parties
making afidavits, they must be malicious or
IGNORANT
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.-Dennis Man
chon was yesterday arrested on complaint
of competent party that he had committed
the crime of perjury in swearing before a
register of voters, fifth ward, that he was
twenty-one years of age. A proper investi-
cation proved that Dennis had not reached
the desirable age. He very likely forgot
that institution called register of births, in
the office of which were found details inter
esting to Manchon.
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apsi4is
Julius BarbarOux vs.. Thoma. b. soaIey


IOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
Il leans-No. 20,0A.-By virtue Of a writ Of feri
faoias to me directed by the Honorable the
ourth District Cours of New Orleans, in the above
emit led cause, will proceed to sell at pubic Auo-
ton at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Custotnheuse
Streets in the Second District Of this city on
FRIDAY, the twenty fourth day Of April 1853 At II
o'clock NJ, the following described property viz:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF CIR 4UND, adjoining
each other together with all the buildings and inn
provements thereon, and all the rights, ways. serv1-
tudes, privileges, and appurtenanees thereunto be-
longing or IN any wise appertaining, situated IN the
New taubourg Marigny, Third District OF this city,
hart, and Union streets. Which said lot meaimrs
each, in American measure thirty-oEs feet clever
inches and i've lines front on Bagatell1 street D.
one hundred and twenty seven feet ten tngEes sad
hve lines L. depth, between equal and pare al mes
Which said lots Of ground compose togt ser tho
original lot No. 263 OF squsre No "a, and ere
Quired by PENDANT, Thomas B. B de Aly 7pur-
chase from William Augustus Chmnt a ~ lh4
city, by act before Edward Barnett n Ears abic
in this city Of date February Is, 1854
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Ths being the seeoIsd "a last auction
the said property will be defn adrdicsted to
the highest and last bidder for WI twin bring at
twelve months credt,the purnhascf hing bond
cent interest per annum from date and special
mortgage on the property sold until n1aI payment.
Said purchaser shall have TO deduct and pa in cash
the amount OF printing, sheriff and clerks fees,
say about $50, and Furthermore the state, parish
and municinal taxes, the account OF which g not
ret ascertained. GEO. W. AVERY,
apt IA Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlesns.