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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-31
New YorK Market.

by 1eleEraph,I NEW X0aEs Lee, 80.
CoTToN-Qu Quiet and unchanged; ;natddling
upfaDEs 15zc.
FLouE-Dun but unchanged; receipts
7.g09 bbis; supernnes western and State 50 80
@5 6os common ana extra s6 lQdb6 .: good
10 cno1es state S6 1896 o3s white western
extra 81 o9s extra 0nlo s. 70 st. Loais 60 Is
o. Is.
BYE FLOUR-Unchauge
CeRE MEAL Efrnaere Brand Vwfne 81 55.
" WHgKY-DulE al 845SlB5e.
HEAT-DuM but Unchanged roce1 pts
$50 ousheIs; new spring 81 s08l 425z1 red
amber Sl 46.9L 49, white Michigan 81 80.
EZE-G MET and unchanged.
BARLEK--DuB but Unchanged.
BARLEY ALALw-Qutefy
CoBE-Duils receipts 1890 bushels; No. 2
75947scs yellow 7SG785S.
0ATs--pnl but unchanged receipts 900
HaT-Firm at 81 15sI % for shipping;
81 211I 8 at retail.
6oPs-UnchEnged
ooFEEE-Gluie aad unchanged.
s0G sI32z.sleady with moderate demand ;
Cuba 10Z11gI.
b1oLAssEs-steady with moderate de-
manoi New Orleans 6Sg72c.
RI0E-U Unchanged.
FETa0LEUM Crude lie: refined 29<
y Ess BoRE-Irregular at elogl9 81: new.
sl9 1920 prime mess PORK. sl7@lT 25i neF
g2112t.
BEFE-BEess. s1OaI5: extra. sl5aIs:
smoked beef ha ms, SIS 03I.
CUT MEATs-Duils plain hams, 10l<8I3e; /;
shoulders. 7@85zc; middIes heavy. short
rib mtddles, lee
,II.ARsD-Heayy3 steam 1lszgI21Ec; kettle.
12IgI3o.
B0TTER-Quiet and unchanged.
CHEFS F-H2WH8EEe
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HELENA, II. r.. December 30.-A
Ere broke out at SPIN. yesterday. in
an unocoupied tWr story frame build
ing on Wood ST. -et. but was extln-
guished before much loss. It IS sup
posed 10 have been the work Of an
ineendiary.
The Fish Greek stage stable.
Hevcnty-fVe miles south. was burns
last evening. Nine horses. including
the race horse Missouri Roam. thirty
tons Of hay and four setts Of harness
were burned.
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A CORRESPONDENT. writing from
New York, says that on Punohiaeilo
during les brief life Of Miro months,
$4,000 we're expended. But its late
proprietor is by no means discouraged,
and would renew the attempt at once
were the requisite money provided for
him. Indeed, he thinks his paper was
just arriving at me paying point. when
the money that had hitherto been fur
nished him By Tammany was with
drawn
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SPAIN


MADRID, Dec. 30.-Gen. Prim is
rapidly progressing towards recovery
from his wounds. Seven Of the eight
balls which were embedded 10 his
shoulder have been extracted. and bis
condition is comfortable. He has
suffered the loss of two fingers. Ad-
miral Tape has assumed. temporarily,
the fuueti0ns Of Gen. Prim as Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs and War, Sc
well as the Presidency of the Council.
Senor Oyova has been appointed
Minister to the Colonies.
The C0rtes has adopted a res0lu
ton, expressive Of horror at the at
tempt to assassinate Gen. Prim, and
passed a vote Of confidence in the
Government.
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A Tax Judgment.

CINcIENArI. Dec. 30.-The action
brought in the u. S. Courts against
the mills Of W. SausseT, principal,
and Charles ". Buchanan and Levi
j. Workum, sureties, Of which men
ton was made yesterday, was for the
recovery Of delinquent taxes amount
ing to about S15, 600. and not for the
whole sum Of the bond, $4,000, as
was generally stated.
Tue weather is much warmer to-
day, with west wind tonight, and
indications Of rain. Iherm0mer 431
at @ p At
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4ha rolored Pnnnlatian.

WASHINGTON, December 30.-It sp-
pears from returns made at the Ccn.
sus Office that 4he colored population
in 1870, in / .030 counties. is ! ,507 oil.
IN 1860, the colored population in the
same counties, was 1,44l .402. The
gain is q little over II per cent; and
leaving out the Northern States,
which arc included, the total gain
would be less than three per cent.
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So. Lawia Market.

Ey Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.
EloTrog-Dull and prices nominal st Izc,
ELoLR-cutet ana unchanged
WHnAT-Ffrna and closed lc higher. No.
2 red winter 81 Is; No. 81 80.
CoHE-Demand good at fuli prfcess mix
ed In btlik 1885, yellow 47g50c, the latter
for fancy.
OATs-In good demand at full prices
sales at 35159495S in bulk3 42l246c sacked.
bARLEY-N one In market
Rye Scarce and firm at s1G8Ie.
HIGHWTEtE5 Steady at 500.
IoD8ccos hemp and 1aggfng are nom
1uaI.
PRoyIsroEs only q limited iobbinE
demand porE nominal at SI9a1I8 - 10000
pounds loose dry salt bulk Shoulders, st
Quincy 10 be delivered here on the open
1ng OF navigation at 95E: bacon lower:
clear rib L l1a@lls4s clear sides I28I25<.
LARD-NQm1naE at II1<.
Hoa5-Eirm. ranging from SG5a6 40. chief
II at So z5a6 b.
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F49R. R.'EET.

gmrwvn FuRNNsWER RODMs.-Appfy
in fn Miss. BABES1CHC, corner Fourth
aud Oak streets. uec2S-t2Wtr
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FiFe-DesgFuctiOn or a Hotel and q
Wire Brldge-A Number or Per-
sons Fa6Slly Injured,

FiFe-DesgFuCtiOn OF a Hotel and q
Wire Brldge-A Number or Per-
sons Falsely Injured.
PITTsBURG, December 80. - The
Marshall House, situated near the
west wire bridge, over the Allegheny
River, at Franklin, Pa, took fire at
IL o'clock this forenoon. The flames
were communicated TO the bridge
and the cables soon becoming red
hot parted from their anchorage and
prscipitGled the bridge structure into
the river. About twenty persons were
on the bridge at the time, VIM. Neil,
a farmer, Mrs. Mcintyre and Miss
MoIntyre, wife and daughter of the
toll keeper, who were engaged il re-
moving the furniture on the bridge,
were fatally Injured and the bodies
recovered j. III. Alexander Nc
Courtney, j. q. Herage and two IN
known men we're seriously Injured !,
W. kilgour, freight agent Of the Al
leghenY Valley Railroad, is supposed
to be buried 10 the ruins, as he was
known 10 be on the bridge.
The weather is intensely cold and
the river Il frozen over to the second
pier on each side and 2 great deal Of
difficulty is experienced in reaching
sufferers With skiffs. a boy named
Johnson aged ID years. jumped from
the centre Of the bridge and swan
ashore through the slush and ice. The
bridge vas newly erected and cost
S36 600, and the Marshall House.
S., GOO. No insurance on either.
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I.nnisFIIIa Marraf-

By Teiegraph.l LOUISVILLE. Dec. 90.
ToB ACCo-QuIet ana firm: sales Of I6
hhds at IS 1906 50 for lugsi s6 75@l0 for low
to medium leaf.
BAGGBG- uiat and steady at 25G28c.
gOTTOS-Dull and declined; middAng
1876.
E1.oUE-Demand fair and market nrm ;
extra family IS rs.
Nothing done In grain.
HCGs-ScaTce and drHa sales OF light and
extra heavy st Sc 50@T.
PR7vIs10es-Iu but little demand and
prices Weak mess pork Sl8 So lard 12c; ba-
con shoulders 10cs clear rib I0c: clear sides
I01Ss bulk shoulders 1o: clear sides I0I<
WHIsKY-FiTm at STnS3c.
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SugFatt Deellnss 50 Repeat ais Lee
snre iH Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30s-John If.
Surratt had advertised to repeat his
lecture IN this city tonight, but was
persuaded during the day to abandon
the intention. in consequence Of a
letter from Mayor Emery, stating
that he (the Mayor had learned from
various sources that there was great
opposition 80 him (Snrratt) occurring
here. The Mayor, fearing Surratt
on the platform might cause trouble,
officially advised him to Withdraw bis
appointment 60 lecture. It's stated
that large number of parsons had
determined, ia any aTent, on the leo
fuga being delivered.
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Eur0nean markafs.

% AE4aaAtpNsI LaMIUNs LtUs 90
Conso1s 9l9<a9IJS. Bonds 9rmer; q. 8.
Coupons OF 1892, 3D. '65s, 8sss; '8zs, So I0-A0s,
Sta Stocks stsaays Erie, 191Ss Illinois
Central, II855; Atlantic 4 Great Western,
26IS. Ldnseed oil 23s.
IsrVERoEoIs. Dec 89--Cott0n qu1at and
unchanged sales l2. .000 bal las, of which 2611
we're Tor export and speeuIatfons atoeg
afoa6 464, ,015: American 355, 600; sales for
The week "a 4,001s EXPORT Z, ,0004 speculation
20o0s stock On hand.279, 900; American 100. :
0o0s reoe4p pts s.. .000s American as. 600. Bread
studs and provisions unchanged.
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"a Eark nrr annna Markaf

By Telegraph. NEW York, Dec. 90.
There Is but little change obseEvsd in prf-
cez OF staple goods sHartefg prints have adj
wauced TO lie for fancies and 1l5sc for ruby
green and swiss ruoies; 5pEagusfs fancies
are still selling at l05<cs PUPPIES and pinks
At l05z91l1zcs AmosheEg at 85Sc@ Garner &
Co.'S. sh1Ktings q l0cs Hamilton EancIes at
lies Washington canabr1es at 75SgS5zc; a
ttcEings l5e; Omega u do at zoe; Lewiston
a DO at 233s PtgleGeld do at 79<d8e; Gias4
gov glnehams et i4e.. Caledonia do 121Ic;
Hamilton delaiueg lScs Pacific corded al
paccas 2Zzzcs MesonTilte and s. terra CAM
Hr1e1 85s41019c common and mig eoloFs.
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memphis Narket,

30 Tslegraph.I AlKMPHrs. Dec. 80.
COTTON -A6fddlIng scarce and drna at
1z1scs receipts for the day 2, 1856 bales; ship
ments, 2. 40 bales; receipGs for the week
1920 baless shipments for the week, "a 655
bales; sales, 13 $50 bales; stock on hand,
Ssgl4 bales: last year. 20,829 bales.
ELoUR-UnchanEed
EoRE-5carce and drm.
CATs-Stsady with a moderate dennan
BEAE-612EEeE bare.
EUEE-Dull ana prices nominal
LAED-DuIi but UNCHANGED.
BULK MEATa-Qute5 aud weak shouE-
deFs T5ScS sides 95Sal01Se.
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THE mARK E1Ts.
tow YOFk Gold ana spoek Market,

G0E ANAA &0AA eAsA& AsNNaA &4ssA EGAl
By Telegrsph.l KEW YORK. Dec. 30.
Gold has been hEmeF, ranging from 105S
l05s. The rates paid for carrying were
fro-u per cent. gold to lie. Clearauces
aEont So, 100000.
aCTsrnEnent securities were very strong,
and nave advanced from = TO 5s. A gen-
eral imprOveme ent in prices - expected
as soon as money becomes easy.
Stocks were strong and acfiVes the clos
ing prices were the highest Of the day,
Rock Island and North Western, were the
features, and led the list on the upward
turn.
Money was less active and not SO strfn-
gent as yesterday. The direct dealings
were at 7 per cent. currency to gold IA4
terest al2a stocks were turned at from l. 50
70 lilo.
State bonds have been very dull with the
exception of Tennessee new and old,
which were qUfte active and strong
EXCEAEG Hs-EferIfna 8.
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Chicago market.

By Teie2rsphI CHICAGO. Dec. 30.
ExCHAEGE--Un u nchauged
ELoUR-Euperane Spring quiet.
WHEAT-No. 2 Chicago Spring is fairly
active and steady closing at 81 u75S: this
afternoon it was actiye at 81 0sasI 08I
CoRN-No. z opened dull, but closed firm
sc 425SG4Sc.
OATs-No. quiet and arm, closing at SOC.
RYE--No. 2 quiet az re.
BARLET-NO. 2 more active at 79@78c.
WISEg--EcmtEal At S5aS5Lc
RovIs1oNs-FiTBa and steady Mess
pork closed at SIS %
LAED-1I5xc
Hoes Dressed are easier, closing at g8 80:
live hogs opened active and closed dull at
S5 q9GB so
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EVANSVILLE DISTRICT.
OFFIOE-.-Ko. 4 North FIRST st.

It is a purely mutual Association, In
which all the profits are divided equitRbiy
among the members, and no part Of them
absorbed by Stockholders. For this reason
tG can insure at lower rates, aud pay larger
dividends than any Western or southern
COMPANY.
ALLEN @. HALL0CK. Agent,
4 = -
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Tbe InBurrectIoz-Women Fighting.


HAVANA, December 30.-Advices
from SANTIAGO de Cuba state that on
the 18th, 800 insurgents, including
forty negresses, armed with autlas.
sacked and burned Eaeopa, a fish
ing village, distant three miles from
that city, opposite the Moro fortress.
They forced the small detachment Of
defenders to retreat. and killed nine
persons, In0lEding two women. They
decamped after taking everything
from the village. The Moro fred at
the party, but Intellectually. As there
were no boats 20 carry the troops
over those which we're sent to in
teroept the rebels arrived too late
On entering the village they found
the corpses of the victims partly
baked and 10 a horrible eodition.
The rebel President Cespedes was
In the jurisdiction Of Santiago. A
brig had arrived at Santiago bringing
the report that the filbuster steamer
Hornet passed Ivequa on the Goth
inst followed three hours later hv ?
British steamer. IL Is ao@ Tumorea
here tAas the Horaet has s1tsrsd the
Day of 1eipe ano Iandeo her ezpedi-
ton,
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Hnrdsr TrIaI

NASHVILLE, Dee. 30.-Wm. Lells.
jet, charged with shooting Jack
Brown fcolored), on Monday night,
was to-day. after an investigation, dis
charged. the shooting being in self
defense,
The three ] secs, accused Of The
murder of IT. u. Kernel, have been
bouad over to appear at saa Criminal
Geurs
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MADRID, Dec. 29.-To day infor-
nation was obtained, from papers
seized, that a conspiracy was going
on of an extensive character. The
members we're sworn TO exterminate
all public enemies Of the Republic.
It Is believed that the murder Of
Prim was opposed By some. on the
ground that nothing should be at
tempted on the arrival of the Duke of
A0sta, bat the advocates Of immediate
action prevailed.
Lots we're drawn for she selection
Of three persons to Undertake the
killing Of Prim
1t is said the Minist1g are In pos
session of proof that will identify the
actual assassins, but have not yet sue
ceeded in making arrests. 1t is GER
tain the conspiracy was Of the most
extensive character, and the plots
were well laid. To-day there were
some expressions Of indignation at the
attempted crime, but generally 5alIen
indifference was eYinced by the pop
ulation.
To-day. Gen. Siokles, u. S. Minis
ter in Madrid. and representatives
Of other foreign governments con-
graduated Gen. Prim upon his escape
from the bullets OF the would be
essaEsfns
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RaehTllle MaFket.

By Tsiegraph.l NASHVILLE. Dec. 30.
CorToN-DulI: lcw niddlfng 1876.
BULK n MEATs-Clear sides l05Zc; clear
ribbed 101zcs shoulders u.
RoEE-Aump t15s
LARD-I2tzc.
BAco1-sugar cured hams I715c.
JoRN-70c.
OATs-55c.
WHEAT-gJ1EI.
FToTTR R-aS 5ETH
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RRAMGn


BOTH SIDES SUFFERING TRoM COIp--EE-
CEsSSs CoALMIFrED-
BORDEAUX, Dec. 30.-Acoounts re
oeived here show that both the Prus
sian aud French troops suffered ter
ribly from the cold. Strong rein
forcements have been sent forward 10
all points. to replace the French sol-
diers thus incapaeitated. Large guam
titles Of material, calculated to in
crease the comfort of the troops, have
also been sent to the front.
It appears the PrUssians committed
excesses in Orleans and Blois. be-
cause the Inhabitants whc had bees
ruined, we're mes able 10 meet 1Aglr
EeqaisItiou. st Orleans the ErU5sLans
threaten to take away as hostages
fifty prominent citizens, unless sixty
thousand francs are paid for the NAL
treatment Of Prussisn soldiers.
Tribune Cable Special
SHELLS EzEEoyTE TITO PARIs.
MARGENog, Dec. 28.--A dozen
shells we're sent yesterday, inside Of
Paris, into Ia Villette and Belle
vile, from Rooney, at q distance Of
seven hundred yards.
RxsUAED THE oFFEgsTvE--THE unLANs-
TRENCH AHTILEERX
LILLE, Dec. 30.-Generals Bour-
baki and Chaussey have resumed the
offensive.
The Uhlans are securing the e0ua-
try between DOrai. Cambria and
AFraa.
The French artillarg 10 eIeaieras Is
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steam water EIector.

Recently patented 70 Thos, E. 8chrLbar, OF
Evansville, IND, since snch EjeCtur IS cIn-
Htuerad TO be clearly mm tmfrtugameut 0i
Letters Patent Granted to HUGH J0LL,
june Sth, 1853. We are now engaged in
making Am6 selling
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Served Him Right.

DETROIT, December 30. = James
Egan, who committed a rape some
weeks since upon Ellen g. MeE8en,
was sentenced, to day, TO the peniten-
tiaEy for life.
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MILLINERY.
- Inc IabIe, leeember q.

TRwEM. rs. I. B0BEEA8E, New RTHI=
E8M hnsry and Notion store, Main st /.
oel Weeu Fslth aud sixth. decl5 cod
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

gwVEKE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAU-
& toned against making using or SELL
ing 4ae
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TO LEASE. 4.

Il NICE DAM@E AND WEGETAREE
AA- Farm for 8 number OF years, RdJolns
NnM the city OF Evansville. Apply 20
WANREN & MAE11sON, Attorneys
IAo1T-E@W
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THE TIBER sUBsIDING.
ROME, Dec, 30.-The waters of the
Tiber are subsiding.
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DEN MARX.


CoPENHAGEN, Dec. 30, The harbcr
Of C0penheg9n n Is blockaded with iees
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very effective, and has. so far pre-
vented the besiegers from ere citing
batteries.
CHERBOUBG, Dec. 30,-Reeruit are
daily arriving here in large nun kers
to be drilled and equipped be- ore
joining the army in the field
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w an q e ID .

n MAB0RERs, no WORK ON
m@WB the Chicago a Illinois Railroad.
Apply on no road at Mt. Vernon. wage
91 SD per day u b. AH Gh, GBmI super
fmanuHemEs 0ee&E8e
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NnTTC.E

ww TIMELY APPLECATE0N HE
~ made. the services OF j. w. Davidson
may na secured as Teacher. six years eE-
uer1anca and good recn mendmEfous st
present Principal OF Caesyyille Institute.
Address. one month, y w. DAVIDSON,
Casey vile, KY. dscs0-d8k, w2b
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Ee8Q9Ct 30 tbs 4eMofF q 3Fas BeIE-
Baps
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-0Wing to
the death Of Mrs. Belknap, and in
order 70 show proper respect to her
memory, there will be no public re-
ception at the Executive Mansion.
nor viii the families Of members Of
the Cabinet keep open houss On that
Nav
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FOR. SALE.

wwAEUAnLE BUILDING LOTS corr
mnr seventh and sycamore Streets
a1to1ntna Cook & Giceis Brewery, at q
bargain. Also two nice cottages IN Gar
WINS Addition. and enc In Southern En-
aarnememF Also number of weAL-1En~
proved farms tn Southern Illinois, by
WARREN n RfATFISON, attorneys.
Geel6-taW
NOR SALE DR EXC@ANG E-I0,0 900
A acres Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas
lands for sale or exchange for city prop
erbg, BY WARREN & MAAIAS0Ns Al
80Eneys. 0@e1Q-t@W
TOBACCO FAC FRRW-A complete
set nf machinery Tor the man ufactur.
Ena OF Tobacco. for sale or exchange Tor
city property by WARREN e MATTI.
SON, Attorneys. dacl5-taw
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A ROYAL goUADRos

MADRID, Dec. 30.-The squadron
from Italy bearing the future King
of Spain. was signalled yesterday of
Barcelona. and will reach Carthagena
to-day.
1t Is believed that the Government
constitutional guarantees for the dis
armament Of the Republican battal-
lions has commenced. The city is
frannniL
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MADRID, Dec. 3O.-Seyeral battal-
ions Of the National Guard. in the
Republican quarters Of Madrid, re-
fused to attend the review on Sunday,
in honor of the new King. Serious
disturbances are apprehended.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-14
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN ALGIERs.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES CARR.

Second District Court for the parish OF Oreans--No
3d. z37.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-14
IN THE MATTER OF PITCHER & GOODRICH,
Rankrupts-No. $50.
District Court OF the United States Of America for
the District OF louisiana

pY g. Il. GIEAHDEY e. Cn.. AUG
- tioueeTs-Offics No. II Exchange Place. 81
DAY. lay q, ls0 at twelve clock NJ, at the Mer-
chants and Auct,oreers' xchsnge, Royal be-
tween Canal ana CustOmhouse strs cts, in this city
Of New Orleans, by virtue of order of the Hon
orable II. Dureli Judge of the District Court of
the United STATES OF America for the District of
Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated February L.
lsea will ne sold at public auction, in the above
titled matter
The PLANTATION known as the "Pattona Plau.
ia. ion, in Madison parish louisiana containing all
of section number one west OF Lake Despair; north
halt of section number two, east of Tensas river;
east half of southeast Qa srter section number two;
slip OF land hrtyssven chains long east to west,
and one CHAIN twenty-five links WIDE north and
south, and lying north of southwest quarter and
north of west half of southeast quarter of section
number two and east of Tensas river; east half of
nor, beast quarter of section number eleven; the
OF east half of sectien number twelve: and north.
east quarter OF Invest srter of section hum
Der twelve west of Lake Despair: all in township
number sixteen north, of range number eleven,
east, district of lands north of Red river Lousi-
ana, containing in all 1901 81 100 acres.
The desree of the court sdering the sale of the
above described properly directs tGas the same be
freed from all membranes, and the assignee. act
ing as the officer of the court will convey only such
title as is vested in him by the assignment in bank
ruptcy and by the aforesaid order of court. The
taxes not having been paid and the assis nee not
purchaser to assume the payment of all the taxes
that the property may owe up to the day OF sale
over and above the price of ady Indication.
Terms-Uakh on the spot at the moment of adja.
dicaton.
Act of sale, together with the United States
OF the purchaser, before NJ. Gernon, notary public
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