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INDIANA
TWO Robbers I.ynchcd in UrnuEc
E0unfYa

TWO Robbers t.ynchcd In UFnnEc
County.
Sptcdal ptrpateh to The ChieASo TTtnrue-
BLpoNsSGToS, Oct, 2&-Sone nights ago, SIX.
men entered the house Of farmer named Fisher.
near Orleans, Orange County. Ind. and robbed
him Of t1se. They werc pursued. and TWO Of thcm
captured, AMI after a preliminary examination
scnt TO jail In dcfnult Of bail. On their Way
to prison they were taken from the otlccss OF tho
law nJ about one hundred disguised men, aud
hanged to the ratters OF bridge The other four
Orleans 1t Is betevcs thar they will share =. the
hands OF the mob the fate Of thcir confedcE1tes.
Orange County adtoins Jsckson County, aud the
Of Reno celebrity, had hand IN this
tragedy. None of the men engaged IN
the ruhbczy Of Fisher are accused
OF ever having she.! blood IN arr Of their opet-
ations, and many OF thoae who have hitherto
favored lynch law tn Southern Indiana arc apral.
led when they sec that tho practice OF the1r de.
life.
, 1870-10-27
WISCONSIN.

Large Lnud d Sale Made bT tlie Chicn~
go a. Northwestern fIohd.
sr.ciai Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
OSHKOSH, N.s, Oct. e6.-The tract Of lana
Rrantes, 70 tile Chicago + Northwestern Railroad
Con,rspy IL 1859, on the completion OF the road
from Fond du Lac TO this citr, was iaaly disposed
of hy .nuct.on in This city yesterday. About
n 200 acres, situated mostly In oconto and D'oE
Counties, were sold ar prices averaging ~ ceass
peI acre.
The Commissioners to surersntenh the erec-
tjou OF the neT State Insane Asylum. near this 3
city arrived here last ntXna, and ART now IN
spccttn4 the grounds.
, 1870-10-27
Official Vote of Ohio.

coLCNbrs, Oct. e6--The following Is the of1cial
yQe OF Ohio at the late election: F1s Secretary Of
Sslte-satfwooi, Republican, 77l.io9: Heis,ey,
Democrat 20: OILS: Udcll, Prohibition, s,s5s. Col-
tto!1ct OF the Tteasurf-W1lsou. Republic
ean, 9sl. ueaton. Democrat
Hoard Of ruhlc Wores--tle.ztnc, Republican.
e:e On; Srencer Democrat, 20a s7l: Collins, Fro
hihlttan- 2 -e6a supreme Judge -Mc1Iva.ne- Re
Stewart. T1ohtshtsor, s.5.o. Average Republican
majority, 1858.
, 1870-10-27

A Nest OF CounteEfcfecr~ tsrnkcn Up
"A Gsrcnt 11nul oil MntcFtnt-ScS.
cFnl ARRESTS
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. % Colonel WhIteley. Chief
OF Secret Detectives Of the Treasury Department.
has received Telegram from New Orleans. in
which one OF the chief detectives informs him tnat
he has ut length discovered IN New Orleans. and
bIcken up, one OF the laEBes. and mOst notorious
gangs OF counterfetess that have 80 long Infested
the South. At the headquarters Of the gang were
found two sets Of dies and sEedRes for gold COLI.
and l2rHc press with nil the apppItenauces Tor
printing counterfeit paper money.
THEE OF the gang we're caugnt IN the very act
Of using the dies. Five others then made thelr
escape ty jumping from back window into the
mississippi River, and swimming across into Al
Eers, hui Harris, the chief ot .ne gang, Nns Sc
curesf after making desperate RESISTANCE. Large
q-antlries Of gold ami silver. use,i for making
shells for counterfeit coin, we're found by the
chcf detective III searching thtuugh the building.
wnjrh, In material, Workmanship, anu dnIsh, arr
pronounced equal TO the hest ever rnaae-
, 1870-10-27
The Ohio Sons of Temperance In
Counct1-C0ntit1tuu OF the Order
The I.nfc Iudnxtrlnl Exposition

cEc.SSAH. Sept. 96-Tne grand division Of
Sons CT Temperance nf the STATE Of Ohio began
is session today. The Committee on Credentials
reported In faypr Of admitting Il ncN representa-.
tiSes who were duly Initiated.
Isaac Trnscoit, G. ". G.. submitted report OF
the condition Of tie order tn the State, recon-
mendtrg that the sons Of Temperance Join with
The prohlbitory party movement
il. i. Horton, GRIND Worthy Scribe. reported
the organization of 10s new divisions during the
lrast rear. and al addition Of 6.eoa member.
The Executive Committee reported 800 diEts-
ions in the Stale in good order, and the prospects
OF the o1sler better than ever.
Tnc following officers for The ensuing reaT
we're elected; ]. c. Campbell, Cincinnati, &. ".
r.; II. '. Horton, Cincinnati, g. $: Ella Cuban.
Cleveland, G. ". A.: Dr.. J. b. Thompson. Co.
luInbus Treasurer. Rev. Samuel Scott. DAYTON,
H. Chaplain: v. r LeydenturE. DAYTON. G. Con
luctor: Mrs. E. T. sllyers. salem, @. SentlaeL
The next Annu 4! session will be held At New
bnrJ on the fourth Monday Of October, 1871.
ii has teen tete1n!ncd 10 make the announce
tncr1 OF twarIs Of the committees Of The 1sts
Industrial Exposition on Monday next This can
not be- sooner prepared.
, 1870-10-27

IrsIeS. Oct. aG.-Thc mail steamship from Rio
1anterp br1pxs dates to the sth inst r..
Lopez Jorilan has again been defeated By the
forces Of the Argentine Republic.
The brazilian Cabinet ls reconstructed. 8uo
mode,ntc1y conservative Ministry constituted IS
follows: Foreign Affairs, vtscount St. Vincent
STATE, olirera; Finance, Hnmcn: Justice. UafFas;
Commerce, Te,1cza: Marine, ,Soncao Franco' "ns'
CaldwAl1. ....
Many reform measures, including one relative
to emancipation, have been pEolnlseo-
, 1870-10-27

From the Ea;apsd-eo Telegraph.
Our readers will all remember the nAiu
f.ete Of the Field murder 1t Axnistee last f1l]-
TEs tEial Of George Vanderpooll last eprirg.a Ut
Maniatee, charged with the commission Of the
murder, attracted great attention. and will H.
Ways be regarded Is one Of the rnoet Femlzka-
bic cases recorded in the criminal AnnAls Of
not only this State. but couutzy. The result Of
that trial Was the conviction OF the prisoner,
yandespooI His counsel moved for and Sc
cured new trial Of the prisoner who had
been cent to the State rrison, and By order OF
this circuit, it being believed that he could
not have fair trial 1t Nanistee. on account
OF the pressure OF public sentiment So for
several months vanderpool has been IN our
county jail, and the case WAS called for Gisl
in this circuit. Judge. Brown presiding, On
Wednesday morning last. As it was known
that much difficulty would be encountered in
empaneing jury, about seventy e1tr1 Jurors
were summoned The p1oeecution WAS rep
represented By George Cnteheou. Of Nanistee,
George T. y. LAthrop, Of Detroit, and Attor-
Dev General May, Of Kalamazoo, Nj. Bullis,
the Trusecutiug Attorney Of Maoastee Coon-
r. not being present on account Of. the se-
ycEe lllnets OF his wife.
Mr. John yanAtman. Of Chicago. on4 OF the
most nosed criminal laH.cts in the West. D.
Darwin Hughes, OF .Marshl1l, md Mr.. Bea'
edict, OF llxnistee, were the PRISONERS 1pun'
gel. Prosecuting Attorney Thompson wa=alse
in attendance to aeEis. in the pzoeeeuIiQn
Mr. yanAr,nan not having arrived At .ht
morning session Of the court, = receas VI,
taken nnti1 afternoon. The case WAS thet
called again. when Aessss. vanAEman. an<
Hughes submitted arguments for postpone
ment Of the treaL on the ground that tbs de
fence we're not ready. After lengthy arSu
ment, Judge Brown postponed the case on'
week.
6The murder OF Field took place, i will b
= year ago. The facts are fresh in the mind
! Of moet Of our readers, but in order that tn
memory 0! al may be refrcehed, We extrsc
from very interesting letter to the Detrol
Tribune, written by its special reporter VIII
was in attendance, - abatement Of the eitua
tiou bofore the trial WIS called, the folloWin
portions in which the nam details Of th
tragedy Are recited, and facts Of lntazrat na1
fatcd of Field aud his alleged murderer: :.
In the conduct Of the second tisl it is prod
sbla that there cannot b much question -
certain Of tho facts which were p1oved 1t MAJ
stee, though tho etforta Of tho ahle couns'
, 1870-10-27

t}pnNt EUEdiEfks Fl ONE IN U0310us
c1Sc1SxAT., Oct e6-The sa1enhid new Chapel
lust nntsnt j 1t tue National Soldiers Home, Dav
ton. was dedicated lnts afternoon With anpsopE-
ate services, In the presence OF an immense aaals
preached b. Rev. Henry D. Moore, Of
t1ncannatt. General ERusfer, who had
peyted to speal. hut .tecllne, On bis arrival, 70
interrupt the sole mn services Of dedication for
which the hour had been set ararI ot1uaat re-
~ cches were made BY Genera. MaitinhAte, Of
New York; General Nezaey. Of pennsJlsanta'
Governor Smith, OF New uanpsnre: General 0s-
born. 0f Iut1ots, and Or. Woio0tt, OF "tsconnos
The exercises Of the reception were under tue
direction OF Hon. Lewis h. Gnnefet OF Dayson.
ttcal manager. to whose good jud Kment And e..
dcIency the anccess OF this great Institution T.
Hugely attributable. 1t night there ws graaa
, 1870-10-27
FRANCE.

TUE SIEGE or rAR13-
LoSEoS. Oct 96---TfOrhn maize another attempt
to force outlet near I4sy, on AoudaF last, but
Kas reru1sed.
l,ERl..S, Oct. 95.--Tbe military authorities be-
fore FxT1s have successfully examined the de-
fences before TINT city ht means OF balloons.
The pa1la 4 Osleana Railway haa been near3y DE-
Atroycd.
RECENT ENGAGEMESrs-
C4r,sRcuE. Oct e64-Tne Ga:tftt Of this city
last txtnfE, published despatch from General
Boyes to the DnIc Of Baden, containing tho fol-
loH1ug Intelligence: ....
"un sa1urtiay, the eed. several victorious cr-
gagrmrnts occus1eI.on Ageuon 1dver, At soray.
Cusscy, C1ussen, and GIeuville- The French
Losses arc severe. A battalion Of t,heFlrss, Third,
Fourth. and Fifth Baden Regiments took ra,t IN
The ac,sons. The German losses werc generally
insignificant. The following ID complete list Of
casualties suffered by Baden troops: Killed, :;
wo1ntfels 3; captured, Officers, II; rank anu
1ie. eoo.
In the combat At Alfy, on the 22d, the Germans
loss about 100 Killed anu wounded. The Ftcnen
loss n as serious.
TUE APPROACHING BoABARpAEST..
lnSnoS, Oct s6.-The prusslans again announce
nat Etc viii be opened On paz1s On the 18Th
The SITUATION IN rlR1s
;Spettsl tsespsteh 10 The New York Herald.1
4osnoS. oct IA private letter from Paris OF
.ue i@sn x7sa: " AL Is going on very comfortably
u Present. No starvation nor hou1hardmeut,
lie CITY IL p*.fecl{ tranquil. and The Mobiles ssr
k'Auu."s neco1otnE sold!ers but By no
GtaHs good Soldiers srs, Bt1,nare srrus
o'sfoseh 10 allow the American Legation tn send
49, s ,'.. ' ~tfh1f bag through the P1us4ian
"t ut aoso.aleis refuses to allow messenger.
WA upon faHs a. lmpsegnablc IN "a.
saulss. Gntl enc or more az no 80.
Are taken, no great danrrr ia nnr-,,..s, -a ~
, 1870-10-27
The Irish Emigrants,

Teddy. nnd his sister Vary. :kre
true types OF t1sc syar1n-11cslrtrL
sons and daughters OF Erin.
who. foilfnE in this iand.--trn1y
the 1nnd Of the @trsauEcr-fOr
the loved ones whom they have
lett behind in the Did Country.
nrc cI1cerel nnl c0u%0lcd
trzrnugho1at NIL the trisl~ ssnd
troubles which they here expc-
ricucc. by the tender rccoIlec-
t1on* OF their far.sasvny home.
tho aged parents left In the old
cabin by The hillside, and The
hri.ht-cycl sisters or brother.
who are waiting unxiou~lv for
the Summons which is to bring
nbout II happy reunion in sfaf~
more favored funI.
Mid lie Il tie North Eeasf the palms o The
E,1e .en- II ther arssm; 81. y 5c:9s9 IT.
~ u sifsh- slseA '''' - '''' '''S' ~ ~
III ihc e1ee1. sunny mi atowt Vkcre The prinro<. =
They St:.s; of the aeih where In Childhood t'ts
Ot The 1ilIaw that weers ofe- yoane brothers snb
And s.a f the hear os Erin's ROOF d.n.htcs,
Aid her tue s5rt arc d'n'ae'l " In tae te"Fafofs
A. rhe dreams Of bz.eht.eycd t:eser or h:ctaes."
yYhnt mu>t make this Stor,
speak direct to the hearts of all
our Irish friends i~.t1aat the care
OF the cmfsrant= whose expert
cncc is SO 1ecaingl5 narrated Ia
, 1870-10-27

Allegheny Live stock Market.
EAST 1.1BEgrr, Pa, Oct e6.-Kun Of hogs hegvy !;
best heavy selling al sc; mtldllns At stc.
alt Light ut s2'Ac-
cattlc-Run, ,heavr: verf nr1n. selling best at "a
134r, and COMMON to falr at 336s3c.
SLeep-Rno, light: best selling at 4:1s!asc, aud
cpuulon to fair at a@Hc
, 1870-10-27

3tADR1p, Oct. 2&.-yomtto has occurred again
at Barcelona, ind the mortality Is increasing.
LONDON, Oct eG-1s Is understood that the
Na4ittd Government awaits rfussia'a approval Of
the nomination Of the Duke Of Aosta "a the
throne
, 1870-10-27
BELGIUM.

DRrssxIs, ocs- e6.-This city continues the seat
OF arllou Of tho Donap2zttst intziguers, The
fnhfptndfn Betqe Still deuouuces these violations
Of International Ian. and calls upon the govern
meut 10 cxpel the culpnts.
, 1870-10-27
AAacmbfT Nominations In tho 0sh-
koAh tEt--} DhAte1cE.

OSHKOSH, Oct. e6--Thc Republicans have NOM
mated Il: J. Judd. of A1Rona. for the Assembly.
Mr. Judd will undoubtedly be elected by good
majority.
, 1870-10-27
AUSTRIA.
WEST IHQIES.

TR1EsTE, Oct 2h-The government mas seat =
ff&ate to Ma.seilles 10 protect the Interests OF
Austrian subjects.
, 1870-10-27
GERMANY. j.

BEysaEts, Oct, 4G.-The conference between
Disnlark and tar representatives uf the various
Southern states OF Germany, regarding terms o!
uuincation, has tlfently heEu1. The basataa
RcpEcscntatsyc anrouucel that bis government dc
srtd separate military budget, aud some sIce!al
taxes as we'll as special postal service. lie
agreed IN case these points arc conceded. fnat
her Deputies In thc Federal Parliament shall not
pa1ticpatc In The discussions IN the Federal utl-
get. Ills not thought that these terms wtll be
accepted ...--
I,uruots arc circulating today Of negotiations
between the Emperos Napoleon aih the Psussiaa
Government regarding the temporal pnwes of The
rorc and ttc question Of peace between France
snl Prussia, INT they cannot be traced to : re-
ltabl- source, and are dt.crelltcd.
BERLIN, Oct. 96,-T1err Jacohy and acyen other
political prisoners have been released.
The F1usslan election for a new diet Will be held
On the 9Th and 10th ol November.
The New York Leralds Berlin letter, dated e4ths
SAYS: " The urpeFmost feeling In Berlin at the
pseeent moment is Al intc-se longing for pesce,
Especially among the lover classef, whose desire
is emphasized more strongly day after day. They
Ieel tht inclemeucJ of The season, and
p.cru1e to themselves the. su1erings Of
their friends in the held. Their last penny
Las bccn invested In woellcn untlerc'uthsnR and
cocks to be aent on to the arny. and they loudly
clamor tor the termination Of the war.
A siege battalion of Landwehr, under General
Eum1pe7 ut Metz In repc1liug BazaInea soEtic on
ne t.tb lost over +0o fathers Of families leaving
AZ man5 bereayed widows and 100 orphans
In the suburbs Of Berlin TIC shops Of the
smaller mechanics arc closed and 50 are those oi
small butchers, bakers, and a1tisanR. They are
an .Ronc TO the front, say the written p1Hcasds Or
| the doors of the shops and lodgings These aud
other eydcpces Of the distress OF shc people naTt
aroused a feeling In favor Of immediate peace.
, 1870-10-27

TNk CHscAtao WEExLr rAIrE-Sx hsA tatref xnx
letter treulstca II thr Wtst thac. Auy ctaes i,Eusl
l. u eacri r: medium fsr ads'tsfas. esreraitS 10
fh4e ssho wish ta sa patraa*e ct the F5@due.
irE etas.ea. siss-l nHnhtF Ut atretAsc:ttcss win
he txkeu- uacderae 7xsrt. Suoscssh7n re- os TUE
wEEkLx TRiatsx. - peE 2ouu,p, viii nb<T1 reelue
I'm {.,f i riub al sr- ar NOR.
, 1870-10-27
ILLINOIS.


Special Uerpateh to The ChfcAen Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct e6.-The aggregate amount
Of the state tar this year will be. only one.half
whA. It was last year. The rate 0f tax has been
dS-e at e,xry nve cents On the hundred dollars OF
aAScsscd valuation.
, 1870-10-27
ITALY

FLoaEScE, Oct. 4G.-Thc Minister OF F oresu
Affairs hns sent a circular letter 10 the Tepscseu
tatives Of 1talY In foreign countries, denying tho
Insertions N nlc in the late rapai fu relative to
the reasons for tlssolvtuE the E:umcn!cal Coun.
I'll The Minister SAYS Italy has not
raised, nor will she raise, any
obstacle Whatever, either to the rcasssrnhling Of
t1e council the perfect freedom OF Its discus
stona-
The 0p;n,oat says the dissolution OF the Italian
Chambers Is contemplated. Elections for new
tnenhers will Occur in November.
Nearly all the journals Of Florence are prepaE-
inS for an carly emigration to Rome, Ta!ch, 1t Is
generally considered, must ultimately bcsomc the
cnr!&al
, 1870-10-27

Illness OF Senntor morrill,, OF Matnc.
Augusta, Me-, Oct. Ex-senator Morrill, has
been seriously I'll, hut is now recorerln8.
, 1870-10-27
CONVICT LABOR.
PROPOSALS..
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY 1lV!-
SION OF THE SOUTH.


SraIea crorc tAla. IN duplicate wh COPY q hs IS.
verst1 aehed to rAt. ill e ftesssd at t1t
untIl Z esloff M On foI 1hf fh6
tand iron 61ts. q bedassds tinEs, u 1esot4 @
Sht I'D ;H1. Of seE a. nv 1p a.
Itf from ve hundred tsoo to ,he t1itss nn@ee E. e.
quired Bidders uss s'ate price Per nu1A. .oa
antpea.oc and delivstsa + - T % e rn4
stsE New ORE Louisaa3 Easa nun5 A III ns ne
trfnsefre department and none received Or pA toIs
excerpt such arr In aicf ACCORDANCE WIKI oo1 Aao
DrIr1r1ie. must b. as folnwe- VIZ: Ff7e hundred
{05 xtthft si11v (d after the date ot contract
If rontr1ct il for delivery 1t
III r. Srw Orleans, then int delivery 70 b within
ninety iaI davs .fter date Of eoaEact-2pd hFt hnu-
dTcd tol every fov 10, days thereafter. At either
potnt. until I'll Esr delivered e.
Pasment t. BE- made On the acceptance Of each I've
hundred iLG}, In tltcdAs OK ~ 4ooo tht1r1itef -
fund1 ar< received fer the parTet*;
arh Lid tuust ACCOMPANIED By 9uAf4a3cG N tsiE
tam ii one tho.ani ooi dol1ars tEnet oJ y
tro rttnootiIc Eenns that In case the BID IS
tbc contract .r h entered tnto and that tof y ne
come sureffes in 41n equal to one-!ontfn, q sEe
PIorct is wifi b. enaor.ed Proposals f,r arc
addretted to tue undertgned. At Louisville. heatusni
be rtKht Il reserved to reject any 6f al p1oP's7e'
a. niIass 1,as . Ne 'sf4 j. C. McFERKAS..
>1 Deruty QutftezInasteE GtRs!3t =: =: 2.
, 1870-10-27
Congregational Nominations.
MISSOURI

NAsuy1tLx, Oct. es--Ihe Republican Convcu-
yeulton have nominated ]. Crosse for reelection
10 Congress.
, 1870-10-27

Escape OF n Noted Fountcrfcttcx-
Ms.rdex mt LnrAy>
81. LOUIS, Oct as.-Fred BleSoscn, Nno has iae
reputation Of beng one OF the oieWoens Eaunte9-
fstt-rs IN the county, WIS AfFxl4ued yesterday
before fAe circuit Court, on cn7txe OF G1aHseI.
feit;nS. This morning he Mea 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-31
CHOICE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT,
CORNER OF COLISEUM AND ST. ANDREW
SIRE cts.
CONMODIOUS DWELLING AND EXTENSIVE
Out-Bui,iings. Garden, Fruit and Ornamental
Trees.
SUCCESSION OF ARCHIE ALLEN BRAND.
Second District Court-No g $50
TcoEss!oN OF ARCHIE ALLEN BRAND
Second District Court-No. g 53a.

RI J. b. ,WALTOS. ACCTLoNEEK-
- Once No. le2 Common street.-TCESDAY
Mag 81, 1870, at twelve O'Clock M., at ths
OF the st. Charles Hotel. by virtue and in pursu
ance of an order of the Honorable the Secon
above entitled secession No 8 $50 Of the docket
of the court. will be sold the following described
vaaAN Gi RKs4TPsIiiy PTRoE OR PORTION OF
GROUND, together with all the buildings and i'm
thsreunto belonging. situate in the Fourth Distric:
OF tnis city, In the square bounded by coliseum
Mary streets, and designated by the letter " O. on
sketch annexed to an act of don alton, passed be.
Sad ct Of
measures III feet, inees and lines, front on Co
depth and front on St. Andrew street, and WIDTH
or the rear line Of III feet inches and ires, be-
bsrore mentioned plan.
r Rs a sna np0R
ING, brick basement, ele walton ten feet slate
TOOL containing fa IN basement one asfe ROOM with
On principal story: Two pariors four large cham
hsrs three rooms twelve teet hall eleven feet gal
Rear buildings: Kitchen. seven rooms, four with
end sra a three
sta ole chicken. house, etc gas throughout the
The house stands back from the street about Is
feat; there is garden in front and on the sides.
containing fruit and ornamental trees. plants etc
three cisterns pave yard ETC., the whole property
being susceptible of making ene of the finest and
most. desirable residences in New Orleans. Being
convenient to churches, markets and railroads.
Terms-One-third cash in United States treas
Ury notes. and the remainder in the notes of
purchaser. to his own order and by him Endorsed,
payable at one md two years, in equal instaments
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cert per
anrum from date until final payment, and special
mortgage and vendors privilege upon the property
ne mortgage to embrace the penal clause Of five
per for attorneys fees case suit to recover
payment of the notes or any portion thereof. The
budr gs to be kept insured to the satisfaction of
the sutor at the expense of the purchaser until final
payment, and the policy policies of insurance
to be transferred to the said tutor.
The taxes OF 1870 to be assumed and paid by the
purchaser
Act of sale before Andrew Hero, at the expense
OF the purchaser including the United States reve
nue. stamps required by law.
ap27 30 myl 8 Is 70 20 30 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-31
LEGAL NOTICES.


Dugas, Victor Conand ct al, Estate of Vasin Mar
| milton, Bank Of Louisiana, jean Louis Labranche,
Mrs H. M. Clara Fuselier, wife of jules Messy,
the proceeds of the sale OF said property upon The
distribution thereof.
Wherefore. your petitioner prays that he may be
ordered and authorized to sell said property above
described at public auction free and clear from all
and That all sad 1
be Cancelled and erased. SO that your petitioner
tn ss arb e
George Legrand, Mrs; Mslvina Roche, widow, Jean
Fact e astory' touis Dugss Victor Conana ct ais
Jean Louis Labrapche. Mrs. L. NJ. Clara Fuseller.
wife OF Jules Messy. Estate Of Lorenzo Laurent,
proceeds Of the sale of said property according to
orders.
(SigneO A. DEB. HUGHES. Attorney.
On motion Of A. Deb Hughes attorney of E. E.
Norton assignee. and upon suggesting 20 the Court
that be has filed in this Oour the foregoing petit
LIE grand, Mrs. Malvina Roche, widow, Jean B. Le-
tor, Louis y. Dugas, Victor Conand ct al, Estate
OF Naisln MarmiiOn. Jean Louis Labranche. Estate
of Lorenzo Laurent, Bank of Louisiana Mrs. L. III.
Clara Fuseiier, wife of Jules Messy. and all other
of june A. D. 1870 eleven clock A. M before this
court why the said petition should not be granted,
cumbrancss recorded against said property should
not be Cancelled and erased And it is further ordered
said Dbs GeoTss q
Mrs. Mavina Roche, widow, jean b. Letory Louis
DugaS, SlctOr COnanQ et Al, Estate OF v aIsln |
Marmillon. Jean Louis Labrauche Estate OF Lo-
Fuseiier. wife of Jules Messy and all other persons
by serving copy thereof upon them. or their agent
fishing copy of said petition and order three times
in the New orleans Republican, newspaper printed |
IN New Orleans. Louisiana, the last publication 70 |
be made at least five days before the day OF |
hearing.
signed May H. 1870.
f. H. BURELL, Judge
true COPY:
Clerks Office, New Orleans, May II. 1870.
myZl 70 Iel X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk