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BlED.

ALLES-At the residence Of @. Il. Ander-
son, ss Court street at a quarter before
twelve O'Clock pm. on the zlI inst 8fsior
Phil I. ALLIS- Due notice VIII be- given Of
his funeral
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From England.

LONDON, FEBRUARY 23.-The Com
mercial treaty between Austria and
Great Britain he's just been ratified
The contract for anew line of steam
ships from Sydney, New South Wales,
to San FrancA AO, has been signed.
The steamers l touch at Honolulu,
both ways.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says An
son Burlingame died at st. Petersburg
this morning, of congestion of the
lungs, after four hours illness.
Arrived Out-Trip0li, from New
y Ork, and Austria, from Portland.
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REMOVAL.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

MEMPHIs. TENs.. February q, 1870.
~ This Bank having removed fromits old
quarters on jefferson street 20 that very desi-
rable and central locality.
Southwest Corner Of Maln and Madison,
Has now uRexcellea faciiitiss for Ere tFansso-
ton Of a Banking Business. and hopes to
meet all of its old customers, as well As n host
OF new ones, IN ifs new location.
fenea = A-sW00DRUFF, Prssssies,f
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
The MIssissinnFR RiIl
Rssinnation d Whlttemore.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-The
President has signed the Mississippi
RiJi
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From Spain.

MADRID, February pa peaceful
demonstration was made here to-day
by the people out OF employment.
Thousands of them gathered in front
Of the Ministry of Public Works, and
demanded work.
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From Austria.

VIENNA, February Washing
toms birthday was splendidly cele-
brated in this city last evening. AT
the banquet given by the American
Minister, great many celebrities were
present, including Baron Won Beust,
the Prime Minister of Austria. Mr..
Jay toasted the European sOvereigns,
and Baron Won Beust replied in the
English language. He said the close
and undistarbed relations between
the United States and Austria was a
matter of congratulation. Union and
Freedom was the motto of both coun-
tries. Union alone promoted progress,
and Freedom alone gave peace. In
concluding he gave this sentiment:
1.-THE memory Of George Washing
ton, the champion of Freedom and
Peace
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from France.

PARIS, February pa dispatch
from Vienna says the Austrian Gov
ernment-if the cooperation of Ma
poleon can first be secured-proposes
to convoke the Catholic power, in
order to oppose the Papal pretensions.
There was a brilliant and crowded
reception at the residence OF Minister
Washburne, in honor of Washing
toms birthday.
Don Carlos, of Spain, while travel
ing through France with an Austrian
passport, was arrested at Lyons by the
civil authorities. He was reminded
that he could reside in the north of
France, but if he violated that condi-
ton he must leave the country. He
then proceeded to Switzerland, accom-
panied by an escort as far as the from
tier. Previous to his arrest he met
the Duke of Molina at Lyons and
completed all his arrangements for
going to Spain and raising another in
SurrectiOn.
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Valuable River Lands
- At
CHANG cry SALE.

So We c1I special attention % Tire SUBJ
Joined sale Of River Lands, offering Hne I'M
yestmeUt TO persons wishing to engage iu
selling wood to steamboats, or ina Memphis.
The land is dsusely tabered, and when
cleared VIA pay interest ON go per acre IN
rent or cultivation.
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MERCHANT TAIL0Rs.

EDWARD ]. OWI Ems AND JOHN MILLER
Il have this day, February =. 1870, entered
Into a copartnership. at j. MADISON STREET,
between Main and Front Their object is 10
establish business satisfactory to their
ing goods OF the best quality, got M IN the
best STYLE at moderate terms, by which fhag-
hope TO receive a liberal patronage. Cali ana
see our new stock.
OWENS e MILLER
feb28 No. rs Madison Street.
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New & Rich JeweIry.
fal,ll
Notice Of Trust Sale of Arkansas
Lands.

d ~ virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed la
- me by g. A. Henry, ON the I'D dey OF Au-
gust, 1856, for the benefit Of Gwin Watts q
Co., for the consideration of s3N go loaned
money ON lands therein named, situHte ga
state Of Arkansas, DeshH county coutsi-fil.
by estimation 1909 acres I'm township s. soIlth
Of range east, I, Gus a. Henry. ir., viii ugo-
ceed 10 sell the said tlEct Of land,
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CHICAGO. February -klonTr-SpTing X
sS a0d4 IS. Wheat, Size, Corn, 6g3fc. OATS,
sss4c Rye, 6slfs6sc, Barley. esg72. High,
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On the 5lh laY Of Man -.

ON Che premises, for cash. AFTER having given
so days notice OF the time and place OF sale AS
required by said Deed, which is OF record in
Napoleon. Ark, and viii make fitl. to The
purchases as trustee only.
Gus A. HENRY. IR. Trustee.
This Zlst February, iS7n feblt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

ssssA6sacs No Il E1chsnss PIs Mt Is.
Msrchants and Anctioaeers Eschsnse, On Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets. in
this CITY Of New 05!eans BY virtue Of a order Ct the
SstsS twenty r:s MY and
pub 10 auoti6n, the following dsscfibsd property.
THE LOT OF GROUND AND rwc:sToRF
street. situated in the First District Of this city in
the sausre bounded BY R.mpsEs stEses e Mobile
Philippe Drysdes streets designated q lot No.
on pan Of said square. deposited in the ONCE Of O.
'ts q TN: snd
Rampant street. By . depth Of ~ feet inch and
hnss; being the same property which was aottad TO
wn no99
public in this CITY, on Nay 10 1851 to shset parti-
snS hs IN
in common; together with al the buildings and inn
provements thereon, consisting Of wellbuilt two.
the Mortgage Stock Of the Citizens Bank Of Lousi-
snd e to
furnish stock note IN favor Of the SAID Citizens
Bank Of Louieiana for the sum of 92A0 payabla on
the hret OF April, 1871, or renewable according to
the provisions OF its charter and to be identified
with the mortgages securing the same: the balance
tie moment q .Sudcson The purchaser vii
snme PAY ment over and above bis bid Of all taxes
due on the property to The dt x, q ssls
property directs that the same Do freed from all
ether liens. mortgages or incumbrances resting
the Citizsug Bank; and the assignee, acting Is the
officer Of the court will convey only such title o is
in him vested by the assignment in bankruptcy and
By the aforesaid order OF court. ~ - y
Act Of sale. toge Their with the United States in
ternal revenue stamps attached. at the expense Of
T. jel 7I4I922
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
ALABAMA LANDING ON .OUACHITA RIVER.
AND LANDS IN UNION AND MoREHousE
pAp1Surs .ssc;f2sJi Eei5aea
f-AhisH1s, -udfiis s'sago'r esei.l ssslE
! - .s1@3m11 anogrqo'
ASSIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY. g.
az oS1s sdt q rsisGi5
By ORDER Of 3. E. MORTON. ASSIGNEE.
! as4l4 49,. 11eer -. oasT ses.o ssIlS
,zshA Z
IN THE MATTERS OF G. T. JOHNSON AND
\ .sH q TsgEI "a ~-sOifRfiSsI
4 JAMES EDWARDS. distinguishes lse and
.LCJS- 4-l y --sQs1 Cd tl--lt3 u
/ 451. -4smntEEs 81 Ell -
| sas 49, Z - -ao-.il-lpts-e -sA
1 Ar. yef5 81.
District Court oithe United States Of America for
! theDistrict Of Louisiana. ''s y

Is tioneers-Ofsce No II Enchsnse Piaoa.WED.
NkSDAY, june 2 1870 at twelve o'clock Il. ct the
81 New virtue q osc.s sSs h Hss
The United stats Of America, for the District Of
louisiana. dated respectively the thirty. first Of
rsess.d IL tie sbovs sn tilted matters. Vim s: soiS
at bile auction. the following described property.
I l. The properly known Is ALABAMA LAND.
ING. together with all the buildings ana improve.
msnts thereon o. thereunto belonging. or in any
wise Appert aiming, situated on the Ouaohita river,
purchssed sy james Edwards and 6. 4. johnson
TRACI o. LAND, containing eighty acres.
more-or less situated in Union parish, north Of Ala
FOR the ss@ & Johnson = Edwards By sns srm Of
.'sr fk na5nT9 Of LAND situated in Mor.hou.e
east quarter Of northeast quarter. a nd southwest
quarter Of northeast quarters section twentythree.
and the southeast quarter OF northesst quarter Of
sectiou twenty three township twenty.thres. north
fSs shois . the above described property is
owned BY G. e. johnson ana james Edwards in
' .HTw u e1S:Rsf EorANp HOUSE THEREoN.
eituated in the town Of Merton, Union parish. Lou
isis.A Which property is owned BY James Ed
I n: B-Ths property firstly Described. known as
Alasama ApSng. is leased until the twenty;
Tie deere. Of the court ordering the sale Of the
aboIe described property directs that the same be
freed rom sllneumbfances, and the assignee. set.
titls e in MN vested by the assignment in bank
ruptcy and " the aforesaid order Of court. The
tanes not having been pad. and the assienee not
purchaser toassams the payment Of al the taxes
that tue property may owe no Z? the dsy Of sale
Te1ms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes at the time of adjudication. - -..s,'
Act Of sale together with the United States inter.
nal revenue ps at the expense of the purchaser,
before NJ Geron, notary pubic. fhgts VI -rt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17


u g1lsd A%.ris:i q ss,as sssss
Of Nay, 1870. and rendered in the above . ntltIeo
matter. .libeselA by public auetion the following
described pro6St y. TO Wit
The southeast quarter Of the southeast QuafteI o.
stieg Thrift st0nnship fourteen. range eiens,
g StDo.cres northwest quartz. ;sS.
". sAa|ii ssess R'sa
s sSS vsss ksa u ssStos twenty.
tve, and vest hal! northeast quarter section tvs
Se Sioc serse southesst aassssr. southwest qusf:
tor section thirty, vest half Quarter, east
half northwest quarter, north half sopth Woet
quarter, nQz1hgeet quarter southeee Qun4ter sec
ton thiftEone. township thifeep, range nine. cen'
tainfng sl9 flln scres south han, southwest ausr
Hs.t
Qhax1eeU section hirty-sx township thiytoeus la4ge
ten Containing 70 81 100 southeast quarter Of
soashease lqusVtsr ssotion twenty foufs ncfthsast
quarter ssotion,s twenty i've. township, thiItesn,
range nhe eontainine Is 3llpO aores: and one acre
The decrps 81 the court ordering the sale Of the
above described property directs that the same be
ing as the officer OF the court will convey only such
tisle asis n him vested BY the assgnmsntin beSk
taxes noe having been paid. and tho Ahstsnss not
knowing how much there may be due theEefori the
purchaser u assume the payment Of Ill The taxes
that the property may mp the day Of sale ovsr
and above the price Oh adjudication.
TeEms-Osshon the spot in united States treasury
Act OF saie. together with the United States in:
ternal revenue stamps attached, At the expense OF
the purcn ser. before M. Gernon. notary public.
"a s41 O<Sl1&Y 8h.E -E sEfSf 4 - AL .sal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
LAND IN LIVINGSTON PARISH.
| --tL r. rr --l
v-RW IL .A, I--a NV ..-~
( ASSIGNEES' SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
.~T419fJ@' -. 4rf4. FA a.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON AND J. H.
( ss CARTER. AssIGNEEs. - ~
q y 1870
IN THE MATTER OF, AUG. RICHARDS,
Bankrupt-No. 507 '- sl'
/ .JI --s=--
District Court of the United States Of America
for the District Of Louisiana.
LAND IN LIVINGSTON PARISH.

iDYC. Il. UIKARDEY d CO., AUCTION.
d ecrs-Oface No. II Exchange Place-WEDNES-
DAY June % 1870, At twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Mer-
chants und Auctioneers Exchange, ROYAL street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in thi
citv of New Orleans, by virtue Of an order Of the
Honorable E. h. Durel, Judge of the District Court
Of the United states District Of America for the
District Of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy dated
the ninth OF April, 1859. and rendered in the
above entitled matter, will be sold at public auction,
the following described property: 70 wit.
a OEKTAIN lRAOF OF LAND, with the i'm
provemepts hereon. situated in the parish of Liv.
ipgstop Louisiana. being the northwest quarter OF
northeast quarter OF section thirty two in township
five south Of range seven east, containing 40 46lC
agreeably to receivers receipt No. 1897 dated
in Creensburg, Louisiana. March IL, 1854, acquired
hv nurchase from Mrs. Charlotte Mayors.
The decree of court ordering the sale OF the above
described property directs that the same bs freed
from all ncumbfances. and the assignee acting as
the ocer Of the court will convey only such title
is in him vested by the assignment ia bankruptcy
and the aforesaid order Of court The taxes not
having been paid. and the assignee not knowing how
much there may b due thsrofor, the purchaser to
aesume the payment Of all the taxes that the prop
erty may owe mp 70 the day of sa1e ever and above
TeTms-0ash on the spot 10 Dated States treas
my notes. ct the moment Of adjedicattop.
Act u ale toGethef with the United States inter
nj rovenuo stamps attached. at the expense Of the
purcha hs9eEe RI GsEnen. notary g1hlte: :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
AUCTION SAILS.
y sa iia AUCTION SAILS. Il I. u
I Ssr.s,e BY q. De Feriet., (.
DNE-SToRY DWELLING AND DEFENDER.
o1Es on scR4ps STREET. BETWEEN
PORT AND sr.sFEKDfNAND STREETS.
Ictcv sAsTs4 A3'..----sE ZgoI Hef 80
SUCCESSION OF JAMES K1NG4So. HOS, IL
BY q. De Ferret.

! s..tlfsF -. p ~ r~[4s
B6as. M nE 3 RE TE1.IET. ATE {g r.:
ctso. h s: sSs.vs 9Hiecs ~! the ~ Uhsriss
byvrtue Of . judgment rendered BY the Hoa. Louis
puvignssud. Judge Of the hsoond District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, rendered June g. 1870 and
signed on the eighth dayof the same month and
year the following described real estate belonging
A GEs ssTSs0 GST OF GROUND Within. build
ings and improvsmeute thereon, rights. ways and
Third district Of this city, designated BY the No.
Of square No. 10. bounded BY Crapa Love, Port and
St Ferdinand streets. SAID lot measures, in Amer.
can measure, feet inches front on Craps street.
BY dO0 fest in depth. between parallel lines.
Inc buldin 20 sen0 improvements consist Of o
one story wooden tenement. containing four rooms
two With freplscesh IN old beck building, contain
Terms-Ons-half cssh.s and the balance on
credit OF Elk and twelve months in notes. divided
into coupons, to SUIT the convenience Of the heirs
ana bearing eight per cent interest from date until
paid; In case OF non payment of said notes at
maturity, the purchaser TO pay ten per cent addi-
tonai on the amount sued upon, for attorneys fees
for coilection; the. buiDdings TO be kept Incurred
ti9n OF the price. until payment Of said notes in
principal and interest. and the policy OF insurance
TO be to the vendors and future holders
OF said notes the credit portion of said price,
gether with all amounts stipulated paid for the
Attorneys fees and insurance. aforesaid, to be Sc
cured BY vendors privilege and special mortgage
granted upon the said propsrty with the fact i'ds
! Act Of sale. with United States internal revenue
stTmps attached. before A. j. Lewis notary public.
attne expense OF purchasers. ttFs9J ID slS1i
1 je.4 10 5jy2 8 I6 sfU5rFt-,r .r, -. $780,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

RI G. EsGg1AHDEYAeG Co., AUCTION.
3AI: Srs: e leo =. s..iys o'sleef &.
Royal, pstvssn Canal and Opssoahsase stsssss, IN
this cityef New Orleans BY virtue q 81 ordsr 81 The
Horsrabe =. q. DurslL. Judge Of The Dstrics Court
OF the Untsa etatss at Amerea for the Distrist u
FsSlazs s sd fsndsssd II Is sSevs setitlsS
mAteet VII % sold By public actfon. tlsfollowing
ldescriood pFopsrty, "a wit al % II sElG =
twenty three, the northwsst .Qusftsr and the west
half Of the northeast quarter and the 'southsast
quassr Of the quarter Of section twsnsys
four. and the southeast quarter of the s9uthsast
ausster q sscron fourteen. containing Absat 80
This sontheast qusrter of the nofshssst quastsr
q ssotion containing sboNt eehy acres
the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section thirtsAvs containing about forty acres Of
The northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section thirtyf containing about forts acres Of
east. = ;.
The west half of the southeast quarter of section
east conteining about eighty. acres of land.
Al IN the district OF lands subject to entry ~
The decree Of the court ordering the sale of che
freed from al ecum ORANGES. and the Assignee, act
mi IS the ocerof the court. will convey only such
title is in him vested BY the assignment In bank
ruptcy and b. the aforesaid order of coart. The
taxes not having been paid. and the assignee not
knowing how much there may be due therefor, the
purchaser to assume the payment of al the taxes
sns e sss dag sale
Terms-Cash on the spot at the moment Of adiudi-.
cation. RI l5sE5
purchaser. before M. Gernon. notary public.
jel TIA 70 20 - &3A aGE-iE 3t@i q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
LANDS IN MADISON PARISH.
AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF ". II. LOWRY.
+-..r. BEnkrup.-No. 9l2
District Court Of the United Etates of America for
the District Of Louisiana.

RY G: E SIRAKDEK. q CO.. AUG
WEDNESDAY,. June %, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
at the Merchants and Auctioueers' kxchsngs. on
Royal, between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
this city Of Ne. Orleans. BY virtue Of an order Of
Court Of the ynited States Of Ansrca for the Pc;
trict Of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated
March 81. 1869. and rendered in the above entitled
matter. win be sold BY public auction, the following
described property. to wit
The west half Of section forty nine and north half
of section fifty. one, IN township eixteen north OF
range Twelve east. containing 6ss u 100 acres. An
of section fifty in township sixteen, range twelve
east. containing 6sa s4.lO0 acres. and northwest
range twelve east, containing iss 70-lOO acres.
The sdscrse Of the court ordsring the sale OF the
above described properly, directs that the same BE-
freed from al incumbrancss and the assignee. act
ing as the officer Of the court. will convey only such
ruptcy, and BY the Aforesaid order OF court.
The taxes not having probably been paid. and the
assignee not knowing how much there may be due
therefor, the purchaser to assume the pay ment OF
ali the taxes that the property may owe up TO the
day Of sale and above ths prios Of adudcation
Terms-Cash ON the spot st the moment OF ao1n'
dication.
Act Of sale. tsesthsr With the United States in:
teEnal rovsnuo soanpe attached, ct the expense OF
tha passn1pb be1BRa r, GlRnan. natarY pphIe, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

RE. DE FERRET, Auor1oNErR-o~
il. IsT0 ~ - Royal street. = SATURDAY. Jul,
chsan1S in tHhoon at the st. Charles Auction Er
SaaI 1r. aote viii 30 sold bS public suetio Ss
Louis nryieoe.na66 order from the Honorab. ::
tTct CGu5s for The parish Of oresSs de- II.
VIZ A' Ha' following described real q xsts
,,! 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND i. :,
sRa :ssos.,s
ths Third District 81 tins ctS y p easted in
as.s vcsors
sss,sst, by "a tn inches and line on Mcreau
ErsSn parallel nnsei 10 sss In depth, be-
Eoeden building q the fesr Of ~ a consist Of Z
Srei' soo IN two with 6rspls 'e e soc;tsnng
T9ns-Cssh, u DATED Stat ..-.--s'7''s
Act Of sale. With unitsd s AtFeasnry notes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

Dr. q. e. GIRARDEY d Co. AUG
~ tioneers-OHce No. II Exchange Place.-WED-
NESDAY. june, 20 1870 at twelve o'clock NJ. at the
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in this
city Of New Orleans, BY virtue. OF an order of the
Hon. E. H. Durell, Judge of the District Court Of
Louisians, sitting in, bankruptcy, dated March
matter, win be sold By public suction, the following
described property, to wit ornm.,v
TRACT OF LAND formerly cultivated a. 9 sugar
plantation, situate in the parish Of Ponte Coupee
in this STATE, fronting on the Atchafalaya river,
bounded by iands Of n Chafsut. and below BY lands
behind By lands Of Urfsted ~
The whole obtaining 100 acres, rore or less and
was acqared BY bankrupt and his 6rosheF, J: B.
notary public in the parish OF Pointe Coupee, on the
twelfth Of May 1860 in which said tract is par
tieulary descended. reference being therein made to
The interest Of the bankrupt in and to sections
eighteen and nineteen, and one half OF section
twenty, will will be sold separately from the residue
a
pantation, containing 325 l200 acres will also be
The decree ii the court, ordering the sale Of tie
ABOVE described property, directs tEat the same be
freed from all Membranes and the assignee. act
ing as the Off cer of the court will convey only such
title Dc in him vested by the assignment in bank
ruptcy and by the aforesaid order of court.
The taxes not having been paid. and the assignee
not knowing how much there may be due therefor,
the purchaser to assume the payment OF all taxes
over and above ths Price Of Sdudication u 'A4s'
/ Terms-Cash on the spot at the moment of adja.
Act Of sale, together with the United States inter
purchaser. before II. Gernon, notary public. ~
/ jel TIA 1922
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
N raE AArfzR or JOHN Y. BUTLER,
;;y.esl.5lIo gBaakrupotLSo. s.A4 A. lsitss
District Court tf the United States Of America
| .lsos for tn Distxict Of Louisiana. . 81 es1s

/ - E&H r-sE "a - &9G8UJ 304 "a ,E9ggQ
DY 10, E.HeIRARDEYs - Co., AUG.
u .tiepseEs-.0hGs No q E1chanse Plsos.--
q r Ms5cnaS S.;, md d6sssion::ss q, $.
toDhcuss street,, in this city .ef -Nsv Orlsses.
bv virtue Of, IN order Of the Honorable 4. H
DulsI1, Judge Of the District Court OF thu
Unitsd fAtatess Of America for the District Of
Louisiapa, sitting in bankruptcy, dated March &,
1862, and repdersd in the above ensitlSd matter
WILDE sold q pubic auction. the following described
plxSpSsaEsika T + rRAcr or LAND, stsa.ts id
Madison parish, Loulsisns, described e follows:
Bounded on the east by spencer AootgumeEy's
place, on the south, by j. 7. Volts place. On thu
vest By Hugh Montgomery place, and on the moth
by BaSou Macon, containing about go acres. mors
the decree Of the court ordering the sale Of the
above described property. drects that the same be
freed from al incumbrances and the sssignee act
ing thu officer of the COURT will convey onfy such
title - ID in him yssteby the aseienmsnt in bank
saxes not havirr been paid. and the assignee mot
knowing how much there may b due therofor. the
nureha6se to sssntns the aymsnt Of al the taxes
that the properly may owe up y the day OF sale
over and above tie price of adJudication. 1ps -
terms-Cash o. tie spot at the moment Of adju-
Act Of sale, together with the United States in.
ternal re<eHue stamps attached, at the expense Of
tie purchasers bfore N. Gernon. notary public.
jel1A 1879. srl--4l "a. ado kr4-. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

ny O.. 4. aIRARyEY.t =. CO... ago.
- tionesrs.-NichclssJ J. Hoey; AnGtiones f,EOmss
isS. At twelve O'clock NJ VIII be sold at the Mer-
CHANTS aud Auctiopeers' Exchanges, on Koyai, be-
nursuaacs Of an order from the Honorable l.
DuyiensauG. Judge OF the SECOND District Court
senyS Noss16sf, 1sSs ID the above 80 tttIs matte's
the following described property. belonging to the
estate OF the late John Gsuches deceeseo. 70 Wit
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