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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

PANIc-STRUcK BEAuTY.-It is q
terrible shock to = charming woman
indeed, to any woman, to find that
her teeth are "beginning to co.
Never will any human being who
uses the fragrant SoEodont, make
that discovery. s
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Nineteen Of the twenty-three
counties, in tho 9th Congressional
District, give Palmer . majority Of
1904. SsFsNAs. as1
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Di0d.-At his residence in this
city, on tho 25th Of Oct, 1870, at
lOl O'Clock, p. m, MATHEW PLATr,
aged Az, Of inflammation OF tho Bowels.
The deceased was born in England
and emigrated TO the r.. s. twenty
years ago, and has resided in this
city fifteen years.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

lfyou have . discharge from tho
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial
loss of the sense Of smell, taste or
hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel
dull and stupid or debilitated, pain or
pressure in the head, take cold easily,
you may be saro you have tho ca.
tarrh. Thousands annually, witho ut
manifesting half OF the above symp.
toms, terminate in consumption and
and in the grave. No disease is 20
common, moro deceptive or less nm
dorstood BY physicians. DR.. r. v.
Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. T., is the pro-
prietor fDr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
"a perfect specific for Catarrh, Cold
in the head, and Catarrhal Headache
which no sends to any address on
receipt Of sixty cents. Sold by most
druggists everywhere.
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"TnE HEATED Tram" Is COMING
The summer months will soon be
fairly ushored in with their sultry
weather and long train Of diseases.
1t 10 tho season whom nature can do
little IN recuperating our exhausted
strength, and when wo are required
TO fortify our physique against the
dangers arising from tho universal
prevaloncy of sickness. Tho only
true safeguard is that sure and reli.
able tonic and invigorator Mishler's
Herb Bitters, which indorsed and
recommended by the medical faculty
and by unnumbered thousands Of
persons In every city, town, and
village in tho country, who have
tested its remedial virtues, and by it's
aid, preserved or recovered their
health. 1t will purify tho Blood and
Secretions; euro every form of Indi-
gestion, and afford immediate rclief
in cases OF Dysentery, Collc, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, and kindred diseases.
Provide yourself now against a time
OF need. Delays arc often danger
GUS. :.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

MIS-. WINsIow's SYRUP FOR SooTH-
ING CHILDREN. - Many sleepless
nights OF painful watchings to the
anxious mother might be avoided, by
Haing this invaluable preparation.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

At q lecture given in Frankfort,
Indiana, not long since, the tickets
read: BLESSED arc the pare in heart,
for they shall Ses God. Admit one"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

DELAY transformations, wind
collie and gripping in the bowels of
infants cause death. Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup is tried remedy. 1t costs
only 25cts. Avs
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Wanted !! Wanted !! Wanted!

& 1000 LADIES ARE WANTED
AT THE NEW YORK CHEAP
STORE, TO LEAVE THEIR OR
DE2S FOR HOOP SKIRTS
WHICH ARE NOW BEING MAN.
UFACTURED AT THAT STORE.
LADIES PLEASE REMEMBER
THAT ANY HOOP SKIRT YOU
BUY ATTHENEW YORK CHEAP
STORE, is WARRANTED FOR
ONE YEAR R0DNAN 4 HARRIs.
Oct 27-w2t. ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Oficial rsturns non ssysnty.one
counties Of this State give the repub.
lican majority ID those counties at
~. 4a7. g
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WANrED.-Fity laborcrs; ten stone
masons, Ind ten brick masons at the
Ottumwa Gas Works. N. Hook.
ocs2 ddwlw.
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Ottumwa, Iowa,
Oct. "a. 1870.

Ottumwa, Iowa,
OCT. "a, 1870.
Council met as per adjournment.
Present-Maycr Littleton, Messrs.
Blake, Brady, Ballingall, Cummings,
Harlan, Warden and Porter. Absent
Mr.. Riordan.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved.
The Finance Committee made the
following report, which, on motion
was received and ordered to be filed.
To the Mayor and City Council of the
City Of Ottum.ca
The undersigned Committee on FL
nance, would respectfully report that
they met with the City Treasurer
and City Clerk on the Goth inst, and
cancelled city orders redeemed by the
Treasurer amounting to $13, 209.25.
tsssss:s R sssa On city bonds sept 1886
ID. Total ...-...................... sls, asi. "A
- ~ $500 Il r..
s ssu no r pse:ens tnem ZOE disposition
The means are not at hand for
c go 1. 1870 az ll.1lss psld on sne
srt.na s t. aS;S e WIN ..e Smouns o.
t.nn -. P.t - - ook res'o el Ganoeliar
Comm;saaa d;J 81 ,.ro,. ~. n.sa
and interest paid separately; but the
afeasurer informs us that sss me amount
a-csss ~ ANN NM ~, .. ~. -hosssS 800. 80 -
pay only seven doigars forsv nine cents
on e13, 209.25. This shows 4 healthy
s s gla.lIy,ng oond.l'on o. the city
the citv s. aha - roc, ali - '
debtednessp promptly, and renders the
orders issued by the city equivalent
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CITY ordel.lIa f Par.

We, the undersigned merchants,
dealers and business men Of tho city
Fpf 0ttum~a, do hereby agree that
We will take tho treasury orders of
said city, IN payment iof goods and
merchAndiss pafChsAsd from us, 1t
their pr vxlds, upon the condition,
and with the understanding that III
such orders issued aitsf The first day
Of October, 1870, shall bear interest
q the rate Of ten per cent. per
annum:
4 Taylor, E!ss,e h. CO n ,.:.--tt.s
Edgelly, William K,Anc, y. u. Meek,
q. Nunnamaker, Lively, Lewis 4
Co., Z. Strawn 4 Co.. Lawrence &
Chambers, Johnston h Howerton,
Cope & Porter, Williamson 4 Kelley,
VIC. Moss, Jr., q Co, Peters & Co..
8. Gossage, II. Nussbaum, r w. 81.
Hawley, Jr., G. @. Warden, M. Nc
Farlin, James Taylor, P. Utecht
Barnes = Mudd, o. D. Tisdale ] "
LAC. Huggins, 3. W. Betss, $. b.
Fuller, w. a. Jordan : Son, Daniel
Eaton L Co, John i. Moore, r. M.
Thomas, Morisrty q Mclaughlin, J.
u. Hedriok 4 Co, Egan 4 Harper,
Clarke 4 Co., II. n. CRUDE, Cherrie
+ Tindsll, Ennis6 Ballord, N. Baker,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Fernando Wood is again set up for
Congress, BY 1.-The Democracy Of New
York. ~
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EsTR4Y,

dark bay Mare. three years old star In
the head; hind legs rather crooked with soma
scars on them /; little white IN the left hind
foot also saddle marks. Any ono seeing
such animal, will confer . favor by taking
up said animal and sending word to the nm.
dersigned. three miles north OF Dahloueea.
J. J; BECKER.
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P. @. ANDERSO ON, N. D.
tOf Cincinnati, Oilio) &
r H Y 8 I ON EDICAL,
OR BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

Having confined himself TO an office business
exclusively, for the last yeas In the city OF
Ottumwa, would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of OttRrawa and vicinity, that he is
now prepared to attend calls In tho city or
country DR.. Anderson having had an extern
sive practice for fourteen years in all forms
that he Is competent to treat diseases Of all
characters successfully. Office days on Satur.
day of each week. Off1ce-Corner of Main q
dence on Court Street. n ~ 0ct.6-W6n,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Spalding's Gluo, no well.regulated
family will be without it.
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$4,000 BOYS AND GIRLS
WANTED, one or more in every city.
village and neighborhood in the United
States, to work at leisure hours for good
pay in cash. Pleasant, permanent, honor.
able employment Writea at once to JOHN
B. ALEEN q Co., Chicago, Ills. Please
mention where you see this,
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John Znlanf, and ! In District Court Of wap-
Henry J. Z zu,iianf, clio county. Iowa

vSs ~ NI1of. JauuHry Ierm, 1911.
!. TO a. MILLER: You are hereby notified
that there IL now on file In the office of the
Iowa, the petition of John Zaulauf and Hen.
y J. sAaulanf, claiming Of you the sum OF
Tour hundred and twenty.sik dollars; On
them for four hundred dollars, dated August,
10Th, 1858. and praying for the foreclosure of q
mfoSHIfSgnge gwen 70 secure said NOTE on the
Five Isl, Of Zaulanf7s subdivision of out-lot
No. Ten tl0l, in the city Of Ottumwa. Wapello
county, Iowa, and that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before noon of the Id
day Of the January Term, A. D., 1871, of said
Court, which win commence on the I'D day OF
January, A. D., 1871, default will be taken
against you and judgment and decree entered
against you as per prayer of petition.
A. H. HAMILTON,
ATTY for Plaintiff.
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MACHINERY DEPOT

- oGERs 4 BIGELOw, Ii2 Monroe street.
ID CHICAGO, Portable Engines, Lsthcs,
Planning and general Machinery at reduceo
prices, Send for cutsof Machines.
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VINEGAR

Wy EfGLEy ia the best and finest now In
!" the market, being free from all min.
eral acid, or any other poisonous tngredients
and will preserve pickles for years. Factory
Nos ISg and l9l South Canal street.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

It lie fixed that Dslano will succeed
Coz a. Secretary Of the Interior
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$500 IN GOLD.

r7O THE AGENT sending us the largest
IL amount OF money before January lst..
1871 We are endorsed by all the leading pa.
pers as being Prompt, Honorable and Straight
forward. Send for Circulars and terms, ana
say where yOr sAw this. ts4 .a5-
8. 6. THOMPSON & CO., I5s State st. Chi.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Bradley's novelty combined shovel,
tongs, stove plate and pan litter, can
be found at Clarke 4 Cos Stove and
Tinware house. Ottumwa. d3t, wit.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
PRIVATE MATTERS

CLARK, r. D.. NJ. D., the regular old es-
~ tablished DR.. Clark, IT south clark ST.
male Pills, sure in all cases, sl.0o per box.
French Safes. sl;00 each, GRO for ssW; se 1m,
WorE IN Self Abuse Address letters, Dr.. +.
I72 south Clark ST.. Chicago:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Ladies you can find CORSETS Of
/ very description, and price at the
New York cheap store.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

anA Tho best sssortment of embroid-
cries and laces Ut the New York
cheap store.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

"a Will write policies in the following named
Companies. Ct reasonable rates
Union Insurance Co.. Sam Fran.
cisco. laoLDl sl,l1s.sS7,s7
NY, san FRANCISCO (soLD.j zs7,1l563
Lamar INSURANCE Co., Chicago l.0000O0.00
Great Western Fire Insurance Co.,
ofChicago - l.ooooOooo
issd. 49,. ,.,l .n. -a 55a58s.ol
q Hartford -. ZIG,.i. q q 4sI, 44as7
Of Boston esa.o5s.se
ffs1isys Insurance Company Of -Y'''''-'
Def Nolnss ~ ,1s-. 15O,ss5.9
North America Life Insurance Co.
OF New Yorf. ~. A. A.7sa,57s.oi
:. "a Special attention given TO buying and
selling Real Estate, Collecting Rents, &c.
Once over First National Bank, Ottumwa,
Iowa. oct2i-d&w1y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Five Cents Additional.

viii buy shoes with silver or copper tips
which will save the buyer the price OF
new pair of shoes. Compared with n
ged toes and dirty stock ingshey ar
beautiful, to say the least. Pnts, try
it, t7-3mw
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FEATHERS
Marble Nantes and Monuments.

~ OWEN, f. l.. 4 CO., Manufacturersand
W Dealers In all Kinds Of Marble and
Granite work. LAG to l52 N. Water st.. cor. of
Clark, (Onice, 1872 Chicago.
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Connecticut has : population ol
537, 1886. ~ sit sssa Il ~ ss
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HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSoCIA-
TI0N.
For the relief and cure Of the erring aud
and Unfortunate, on principles VI the
Christian PhilanthrOphy.
Essays on the Errors Of Youth, and the
Follie of Age, in relation to Marriage
and IS cial evils, with sanitary aid for the
afflicted. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, Box P,
philadelphia, Pa. tsd rnay7wly.
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GETTING MARRIED.

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils,
and the propriety or Improperly Of gethnh
Married. with sanitary help for those who
feel united for matrimonial happineae-
Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Addr4s,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philndel-
phia, Pa. Il ski 4sF'ss9 [Sep. S0-dwSm.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by William A. Nye, OF Cass Up.
Wapello Co. Iowa, on the LIST day OF Septen-
follows: Supposed to be about 10 years old I;
dark bay color; three white spots on the right
| hip. L.. NJ. COOLEY,
Clerk d. c. Wapello Co. Iowa.
/ October 9Th iST0. oct. l3-wgt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-29

by G. DE FERiET, AJCTlOSEER-oFFlCE
~ NO % R"Ea! street, SAl kDA1, N"Ftln"er =,
NV at tWeiNe ccych NJ AT me 81. mare AUG
ton Exchange in tte basement rotnnda OF ihe st.
charles note. VIM De Suid; ny Puohe SAru"!i, by
virtue OF an oloti rom ne nonolne 'lt mq-e OF
me Nc1u p ~ Col' lor l pIsh % oi ans
estate, TO VI VI ~, ,no,,,-, .., -,
oNh ~ "r "hot NJ, I22t +i "tsE IN
mp ~ t ~ ", i ~ - i,is
~ VI 80 ,. ' "a 900 II - ~ : 60 -
Jtrsry NO" .ini.'i u oh ffnclly anu improve
stIcets u'mS IA, u a. ~, ~" - "'l d pan " "a
lols VI Stp"4, hS W 'ilr surers7"n y! T.
~ ~ ,3;9 ~ i A. ai u .9'o ne
81 = Go, nlt,r Nm ',r e. 1s '.J I
" - NJ ma ~ ,r,,'+ ~ I
ael VI - :; I ~ d"n'' ~ io , an
% ~ az NJ 1 = t'i Ice 81
men, . , % a,, i, ~ "Ii' J
TIRE lr' t ,i,i "a .i' Al ' an
lioht on an; ana t' S"i;f P.li
Oh s'u, ,r i,,,rnrniis w., .. 1,!
plan. lh improvements eohipl's Two ""Hb-t COZ
taSes @4tii2H5ss, re LOTS op cporxn
INo Hhl. - ain Lols or 1hot Nd, [oSt tLier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-29

were issued while Mr.. Burbank was Treas
urer. and clearly come within the contem-
plation of the act approved twenty-seyenth
of February, 1869. That law is not re-
pealed, does not conflict with the last law
cited and in express terms requires the city
of New Orleans to retire the warrants by
receiving them for taxes to the amount OF
the appOrtionment Tor the year.
In fact. without Guibbling, it is impossible
to come to any other conclusion than that
the several laws cited, taken together. APP
prove and confirm whatever irregularity
there may have been in the issuance Of
these warrants, and require the several mu-
nicipal and parish corporations with the po-
lice district, to receive them for taxes sub
ject to the limitation stated.
1t is therefore ordered, adiudged and de-
creed that the writ of mandamus be made
peremptory, as prayed for, and respondent
pay costs.
Fourth District Court.
Another phase of the great African Methc-
dist Episcopal Church controversy has
loomed up in the Fourth District Court,
Judge Theard. Upon this occasion an in
junction is asked for by one John Lewis,
Morris Dyer, ct ais, comprising board OF
trustees, alleging to have been duly APP
pointed Sin accordance with the bylaws,
discipline and regulations of the African
Methodist Church." OF which the first
named party is the president, to stop the
sale of certain property belonging to he
church known as the Turner's Hall.
1t appears that the said property was
mortgaged by Parson Norega, S. b. Berry
and Adolph Zemar, of the old board Of
trustees, and William b. SOrley and Charles
Heath subrogated to the right under the
said mortgage. This act of mortgage IS
designated by the plaintiffs as an attempt
to force a sale Of said property by . ne.
farious note and mortgage transaction,
with the object of depriving the church OF
property which they have tolled hard and
long to pay for. Plaintiffs having alleged
through their counsel S. Beiden, Attorney
General, that they have been damaged i'll
the amount of $1,000, Judge Theard issued
the INDUCTION, directed TO the parties i'll ques-
ton and to Sheriff Maxwell, upon bond
being given the sum OF $1,000. The bond IS
signed by John Dixon. Nicholas Jefferson
and Margaret Bland.
In the Fourth District Court, Judge
Theard. upon the petition OF Joseph W.
Carroll, a well known merchant OF tins
city. a writ of SequeStration was taken out
against seven bales of cotton, raised on the
Yoor plantation, on the Yazoo river, by one
Peter French. alias Peter Burbridge, a
colorcd man, who leased a portion OF said
plantation from petitioner for the purpose OF
making a crop for the year 1870. said cotton
having been shipped by said French to New
Orleans.
The sequestration is made upon what is
known as the landlords lien and privilege,
an amount of $3.50 being due to Mr.. Carroll
by French for rent Mr.. Carroll alleges
that the removal and shipment of said cot
ton was fraudulently and clandestinely
effected, and without his knowledge or con
sent, and for the express purpose OF detraud
ING him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-29
DY WILLIAM LACY, AUCTIoNEE!

10y WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIONEER,
ID office No. IS Commercial Piace-TCESDAI, No
Vembcr g. Al twelve o'clock NJ, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, basement rotunda OF the st.
Charles Hotel. by virtue of and pursuant 10
order of the Hon. l.. Duvigneaud, Judge OF the
Second District Court for the parish oi Orleans,
dated September 30 1870 No. 330 OF the docket OF
said court, will be sold at public auction, fOI
count of the above succession, the following de
scrhed property, 10 wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. situated i'll the
parish of Plaquemines, on the left bank of TIE Mis-
sissippi river. al about fifty seven miles below the
city of New Orleans. measuring about nine chains
or three arpcnts more or less front on said river
by forty arpcuts III depth. being the lower half OF
section %. township No. IL. OF range No. IS,
together with all the rights. privileges and appur
tenances thercunto belonging OF i'll any wise aller
tanning, being tire same property acquired by the
late Joseph Shepherd deceased from Dr.. Euclid
ROTl;.Id. and by him acquired from Nathaniel Cath
cart per act OF sale before Oscar arroyo Recorder
of the parish Of iaqucmincs, August Is. 1249.
Terms and conditlOns-FlNc hundred dollars of the
amount OF lie nd hdICatIon cash III United States
treasury notes. the remainder Of said adj udcatiOn
10 be divided into SIX notes each OF equal amounts
drawn by tie purchaser purchasers, to his, her
or their order. and ny him. her them ndOIsed
dated the day of said adjudication, and made pay
able as follows 10 Wit: One note on july 70, 1873;
one note on December p, 1874: note On MAY 81,
1879 note January 10, 1882: note
january g. 1884, and one note on Dec embcr6, 1856
and all 10 bear interest ut the rate of six per
per annum from date until final payment. T'4e
notes to be secured by special NOR rage on the
property sold, and the CLAUSE OF five ler cent at'or
ney's fees, in case OF suit to be embraced i'll The
act
Act Of sale. and United States stamps. at the
pcnse the purchaser, before William Nee. Jones
notary public. oc7 y 20 nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-29

Somebody in Madison, Georgia. has been
interviewing Robert Toombs. and sending
the result to the Rochester Union:
''Toombs said Lincoln was good but
not a great man; Attorney General Aker-
man was well enougll-a hard working.
good, sound lawyer; that Grant and Holt
man will be the next candidates for Presi-
dent: that the national debt will never be
paid. but will be reduced until it reaches a
par value in gold; that there will be no
other conflict between North and South III
our generation. for in a few years tie
.Yanks' will own nearly all the Southern
lands, and what they don't get the 'niggers
will that the Southerners will 90 10 the
Southwest and use up more lands for the
grandchildren of Northern men TO redeem.
When asked.
"'But what will you do for labor, General,
to wear out those rich fields with
"He said: China and Japan Will furnish
it,
"But the Democratic party of the North
are opposed to Introducing this kind OF
labor, and will make it a party issue per
haps.'
"'THcy had better let hat question c'0ne,
said he. The law Of supply and demand
will govern it in spite OF parties, and the
fewer issues u party has to pack, the easIel
can it march to victory
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-29

Is ofice No % ROYAL stIeet. -SAIJHDAl. 40
venber 5 1870. at tselyc o'clock NJ, at the II.
Charles Auction Exchange. N the basement
rotunda OF tsr 81. Charles Hotel, Will be sold Uv
public auction by virtue Of ii Judgment III par
ttion rendered on the twenty -second august, 1919.
and signed on the twtnty-SlXth DAY 81 the same
month and wear III the matter OK tn" suit ~ LOUIS
Lambert ct al W Widow Lambert and the heirs ~
}. D. Lambert and others the i"i''"lil- Described
real estate heiongin@ 20 SAID. succes:"ll - VII
/. PORTION OF GROUND. situated on the
Bayou Road, being part OF lot 40 ~, OF lie square
bounded by Dorsenois, Coulubus Bayou Road and
Broad streets measuring 20 feet 'front.' 81. tie Bayou
Road % feet on the rear line. l8l feet inches and
lines on DoTgenois street, and los fSct -Ac.its,
more or less on the Other line.
The buildings and Improvements thereon consist
a frame house. covered with states, contain
ing f0u: rooms aud Il cabinet, gallery in front,
closed gallery III the rear kitchen containing tour
rooms an outhouse containing two rooms, Il large
stable, two csterns. etc The place is planted with
fruit trees and shrubbcrV.
Also a wooden building fronting Dorgenois
street thirty by twelve containing ole permanent
icebox OF the capacity Of eight to ten thousand
one thousand pounds.
, TWO LOIS OF GROUND in the Third Di5trl ct
designated by the Nos and OF square No.ls
bounded by Lapey rouse. White, Uuza4o and GEN
lilly road measuring 80 feet ! inch and ) lines
front Lapeyrou-c street by i25 feet ii inches and
T. 4 LOT OF GROUND in .le Second District OF
this city. forming the north corner Of bdlnanc and
Marais streets measuring - feet front GA buHa!Ee
street by q5 feet deep aru from Mars.s street.
The buildings and improvements consist OF a
frame house t2l1 Dunan. street, containing four
rooms two cabinets gallery, a two-storN kltchen
containing toIr rooms. watcr-wOrkS, prINN, etc.
l. 4 SQUARE OF GROUND designated hy the
No 49, situated in the Third District, and bounded
BY Genius Liberal. Trlc0u and Hancock streets.
per plan OF Pucvo. dated December II, 1889.
Terms-For the real estate firstly and thirdly
described, one-third cash, and the balance on a
credit OF and two wears Tor tie two lots
secondly described OnehlH cash, aud the balance
on a credit of one wear and tor the property
ghly described cash. All the notes to bear
eight per cent interest per annlm from date till
paid and to be divided III coupons to suit the ven
doris with the clause of insurance, nve per ceut
lawyers fees and to be secured by mortgage the
property sold until final payment.
Acts of sale. with United States internal revenue
stamps attached before 4. D. Do.iocourt, not,Iy
public, at the purchasers expense