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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

THE MAIL BUSINESS follow
ing letter from Hon. VIM. Looghfidge
is square and to the point. The peo-
pie Of this County may well acknowl-
edge his promptness in attending to
their business at the Capital. We
have forwarded to htm q Postal Map
Of the County, which will show at q
glance the error under which the p.
o. Department .labors with regard 10
our present Mail Routes, as he men
tons:
WASHINGTON. I
Jan. ~, 40.
Mr.. SPERRT, 3iy Dear Sir Your
letter isTec'd. j went to see the I'd
Assist. p. NJ. Gen.. and he assures me
that II shall be all satisfactory, and
you shall have daily mail. You
will notice in Route 110SS, in new bids,
From Bellefontaine to Knoxville, that
proposals are invited for service to
begin at Leighton, and for more fire.
quent service. He proposes to make
that daily from Leighton TO Knox
vile. ] believe the Daily now goes
from Pella to Bellefontaine and from
there to Knoxville-at least they tell
me 80 1t the Department. I thought
1t went from Pella directly across In
the stage. How Is 1t?
Where would your people rather
have the Daily from? ~
The route through Gosport win be
increased. Under the terms Of the
bids the Govt can increase II they
desire, pro ,'tltn. hhE8lfs8l
You need not fear that you shall
lose any mail facilities that you now
have. Truly your friend,
w. LOCOHRIDGE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

y. S. TAXEs.---Col. LOfland, Deputy
Assessor, il now In town, mud will
remain hore probably during this
week, and In the County for several
days, making the Annual ASSESS
ments and attending to the assessment
Of Incomes. All persons interested
will do well to notice that all Income
Returns must be made out IN detail,
that Ia, with the proper entry opposite
each item of the Return, and the
whole Auhscribed and sworn 10, or the
Returns will not be- accepted. 5
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

ITEMs.-The people of Otley have
voted themselves into an Independent
School District. --Rcvs. "A. g. Lam
sing and A. Thompson, Of Pella, have
been holding q Protractai Meeting at
Otley, with considerable Interest. -
Dirk Sterrenberg accidentally got his
leg broken while lowering a barrel Of
whiskey into a cellar rin Pella the
other day.--For these items we are
indebted to the Pelln Blade.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
YAJ.ESTIsM's DAY next Monday.
Lots OF nun then, probably. "a

z 81 - 81. sse- 20 - "a ~ 81 "a q
RASs.imtAf, LIN the railroad letter
from Kewance, published last week.
the place Of the meeting spoken oi
was not given. MIR. shepherd wrote
to know where it IL to be, and res
lcixed repDy that Kantakee City IL to
be tase pia0e, Feb. ~. Tho writer, T.,
v.-BrOs.sOn, Pres. of the AusCatine,
Kewanee hiid Eastern n r.. nays,
''fHoale your Company Will be rep
resulted BY = majority Of the Directors
and HtOckisolders. 80 II we gst such q
Iucppsiti0n ~ we can accept. the matt
iiet may be closed ut once, and save
the long delay Of another meeting.
I.ai,err along Gle line OF the Musca-
time. Oskaioosa and Council Bluffs
ItnilrDad would do we'll tn make a
NOTE OF the meeting ~ Oskdlooso
Herald
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

RELIEF FOR THE COUNTY. From
the official Proceedings Of the State
Legislature we find that, on the I'd
inst,
Mr.. Durham introduced II. +. No.
l5O.--"a bill for an Act for the relief of
Marion County for money stolen from
the County safe"
Read first and second times, and
referred tn the Committee on Claims.
THE, II passed, will release the
County from Its Indebtedness to the
state ornoney stolen ms above named.
We suppose the bill will undoubtedly
DNss.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

The HINDOo EXHIBITIONS ut the
Y. r. Church last Monday and Tues
day evenings, by Rev. Mr.. Gordon
and daughter, assisted by a native
Hlndoo, were exceedingly interesting
and instructive. The attendance each
evening was as large as the House
would hold. No one should miss an
opportunity of being present, wherev-
or these exhibitions may be given.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

CATAMOUNT.--A young man of this
precinct--n man Of mature years and
sober habits, however-informs US
that last Sunday night, or rather
Monday morning, about o'clock, as
he was going home from ''nn evening
meeting he heard the unmistakable
cry Of a catamount mot a Wild cat) In
the woods just east of town. Our In
f0rmaMt came from region where
these variants are common, and he
knows their cry. There was no en-
counter. Can't somebody capture
the alliMule?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

ECHooL-HoCsE BCRNED.--..rhe
.School-house In District No. ! OF
KNOXVILLE Township, about five miles
uthsast Of town, was accidentally
destroyed by fire lasts Monday evcn-
ing, With all the books 3d., In It.
Cause Of Are unknown. NJ A. Literary
Society had met there that evening.
The 6choOl-honse was . frame build
Ing, about % by "a feet, and had been
moved and repaired last year. We
suppose tho total loss must be $500
to 500. "a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

HAN, where the wild flowing
river Of error, swollen with solitude,
murmurs along. Say, can its passions
encompass our terror, high Der the
regions Of murder and song? No, for
the freightage that sweeps DER tho
prairies, burdened with memories
swings while It rolls, answering ever
with voice like n fairy's, "Buy all
your Drugs ut the Store of Doc. Scoles. +"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

THE PATTBRsOE HoUsE, Kcokuk,
lately known ms the Tepfer House. Is
ingeyery respect q FintCiass Hotel;
and the Proprietors, Messrs. A. and ].
Patterson, know perfectly well how to
keep It SO. One visit will convince
any person that 1t is the House Of the
city for good accommodations and
tip oy fire. A ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

WHILE the morning. brightly DER
tile meadows lightly comes with step
20 sprightly and with look 30 guy, all
our souls In glsdness charm away all
sadness, and no.care or badness more
with US can stay; for our thoughts
and actions Yield to the attractions
still displayed at Jackson's, Drug
store, Just across tile way.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
TOBACcOs.-- Card Of Il. Radasch
KeOkuk, on LIST page of this paper.

THE PoMoLOGIsT.- BY arrangement
with Mr.. Miller, Publisher Of this new
horticultural Monthly Of Iowa, we
will furnish the PomoloOist for 1870,
for rs cents, to pnid-up Subscribers to
the Voter. This gives all Farmers
and Fruit-growers In the County a
good chance to get this new and valu-
ablc Monthly Cheap.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

A TEAR UP.--On Monday the team
belonging to Mr.. Cathcart, Post Mas
ter at Attica, Marion County, took
fright while the wagon to which they
were attached was being loaded mt the
depot. They made some wicked
Iunges. upsettfng the vehicle, smash
ing one or two tanning mills, and tore
up generally.--Albia Spirit Of the
West, I'd Inst. II
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Local and Miscellaneous

New FIKM.-Afessrs. J. d. Ather-
ton and T. J. Anderson have formeda
partnership for Law and Real Estate
business. &c. Their Office VIII be OPP
I,oeite. the Voter Office. We are now
getting upa inc lot Of Letter-heads
fer the new firm.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

LOST, on Robinson Street, Knox.
Vile. last Saturday, Pocket-book.
Finder please return either to this
Office or to Inglefeld'S Shoe Shop,
where property Will be proven and III
will be paid for his trouble.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

CIRCUIT COURT now In session here,
Judge S. n. Lindley, of Newton, pre-
siding. Attorneys present from other
Counties, Messrs. Gleason and How
ard Of Monroe, and Fisher of Oska-
loosa. The business done up to
yesterday morning had been entirely
devoid Of general interest.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

THE BArTIE-FfEID," new
rnonthlyrsper published at Oskaicosa
by3 Pore Nelch Of the Cbnscre0tor, is
on or table. 1t II devoted to the free
discussion Of things In general by
everybody in general. Six-column
size. Terms 81 year in advance.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

ScHohARsHiP.-Weh ayea, Warrant
for Tuition IN the celebrated Bryant 4
FStratton Business College AZ Daven-
port, Iowa. Az we cannot use IL per-
sonally, we will sell II ut n discount.
This IL good opportunity for anyone
wishing commercial education. En-
auire st the Voter Office.
.,f3ts HpERRY = BANKER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

SUMNER FAIR.-The Central Iowa
District Agricultural Society will hold
Summer Fair some time next June
place and day to be fixed and an
nounced hereafter. Farmers, take a
note Of this. io' itiR Estf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

MAI. GEO. J. NORTH, of Des Moines,
who died last week, was a cousin OF
Gov. Stone, and was his Military Sec
rotary during first, and Private Secre-
tary during his second, Gubernatorial
term
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

TAxEs.-Mr. Baker, County Treas
urer, goes to Pella next Monday, to
remain week, for the collection Of
Taxes. 4 .ntt s4IA fEI sa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

LOOKING LIvELY.-Last Saturday
was a beautiful day; and there was u
good crowd in town--teams pretty
thick all around the Square. Things
looked considerably like business.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

CROSSING on the Ice at Durham's
Ferry il no longer safe, we are told.
One or two teams have broken through.
The Amsterdam ferry is running.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

EGGS down to 10 cents and Butter
quoted at 20 in Knoxville market
now. Other prices reported un-
changed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

WANTED--$50O for Ave years, at ten
per cent. interest, secured by Mort
gage on a good Farm within four miles
Of Knoxville. Any person wishing to
loan that amount will please call on
the undersigned. I can loan 1900
more, on good security. M
Il. +. SPERRy, agent.
(35) at the IOter Office.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Special Notit,flsli.

CENTRAL UNIvElssITY.--This Ipsti.
tuition 10 now In successful operation,
under Full Corps Of Experienced
Teachers. Special atte,itioh is given
to Music, the preparation ofsrepchers,
Mercantile Education, Book keeping,
&C., Board, with rooms, fdcland lights,
furnished ut 80 per week.
For further particulars, or Catalogue,
address heundersigned, ut Pclla, Iowa.
Off +. ii. SCARFF, Pres't.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

( BLANKsl BLASKs!!--Blank Deeds
aud Mortgages, and Justice's Blan -,
always on hand at the Voter ONCE,
got up IN neatstyle, and for sAlecheAp.
Other Blanks printed to order. Ce)l
and zee 3pecinsns. aysa s,vs ns !
3 EPERRY = BARKER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

! PERsONAL.--Bro. HospeTs, OF the
peila lHecktati. gave W a call on Mon.
day--ali o. Il. NJ usual. ~. !
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

DRUG STORE!
9ems@
Z. c..JAcKsoN
1 with
D. oVERToN,
ARE NOW RECEIVING AND
HAVE ON HAND lN7HE
NEW DlIgE DWI6DllNg
On The North East corner Of the Pub.
lie Square,
KNOXVILLE, IOWA,
A1sll and Complete Stock Of
DRUGS,
val MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS. OILS,
LEADS, vARNISHES, DYES,
COAL OIL, FISH OIL, MEATS.
FOOT OIL. GARGLING OIL,
PURE PINE TAR IN HALF
GAL. TIN CANS, HAIR
BRUSHES, CASTLE,
FANCY AND TOILET
SOAPS,
at a8 And variety Of
NOTIONS.
FLAvORING EXTRACTS.
ESSENCES, DO. 10.
All Of the popular Patent Medicines Of th.
rJAYNE'S,
f AYERS. HALLS,
SCOVILL'S. BULLS.
GOES, DAvIS'S, COS.
TARS, RHODES. CHRIS
TIES. BAKERS, McLEAN'S,
STRICKLAND'S, RANSOM'S.
NICHOLS. MERRILL'S, TIL.
DENIS, MERCHANTS. MOOR.
HEADS, THAYER's. WRIGHT'S,
SLOAN'S, HOLLOWAY'S.
SCHENCK'S. WlSTAR'S, WINS.
LOWS. Notwithstanding
OF SARSAPARILLAS, COUCH
REMEDIES. PILLS. LIN
IMENTS, OINTMENTS,
BITTERS,. DO. 3D.,
With many other varieties not named.
The New aad Popular Dye, Rose
Aniline--with all Of Reeds Domes.
tic Dyes. all colors; Indigo, Nader,
Extract Logwood. and ell kinds Of
Dye Woods and Dye Stuif-in fact
everything needed in the Drug or
Medicine line for Man or Beast.
'----st----7 .r.t -'--------
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded and
put UP NJ ell hours.
: An Drug. warranted fresh and pure. Every srti.
Gle Warranted - represented wh-n sold.
you want to buy new. fresh and pure drugs 90 to
the New Drug Store.
" YOU ~aat 70 buy your drug. chssp, 90 to the New
Drug store.
Tf you want 70 get the worth Of your nonsy in any
J article you buy In Drag Store, 80 to the New
Drug store.
= you want to buy LAird's Bloom OF Youth. No.
gAu's Magnolia Halm, hns Lily white, Pink and
Red Rouge, Vinegar OF Rouge for the Complexion 70
10 The New Lruy Store.
Trycu want TO buy any article o. Drugs, Patent
Medicines, Dye etun, Hair Oh. Perfumery or any.
tntus esSoosiSs to Drug store 50 to tbs Nev Drug
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

NJ. G.. GEPHART, s,Seesy..s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-26
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

TINE STATE OF LOUISIANA-TO ALL
4 wnom these presents shall come-Greetlng:
n he-eas Miss Joseph ne Leoca die bantioln nav
ing DIrcbased at a sale made by n. j.. hoey. adc-
tonaer the property hsreinafter described mas ap-
nlied to ths clerk of this court IN whose once te
nroces verbal of said sale recorded, on t1is na
for rnonitiou or advertiser emit IN conformity 70
an act of the Legislature OF this state entl.ea az
act relative TO m0ntlons ana Eloo9 Oh prooeeuius'
approved March Ii, la55 ;, :.,.
Now therefore, know ys, and ali persons IL ef ~
ed herein, hereby cited and adInoolaueu; ~ o =
name of the State Louisiana. ana OF ihe 'oecoiu
District Court OF New Orleans who can set up hny
right title or claim in and 10 the properly
after described consequence o. any inIor
in the order decree judgment OF the court undef
when the sale was made any irregularlty or me
gsIity in the appraisements and advertIsements II
time or manner of sale, or for any otner deIeot
soeyer to show cause within thirty uafs from We
Gay this monition is first inserted IN the pa
nanars Why the sale made should not Dc con
tirmed and uonologated. ~ ~, o.:,
The said property was sold BY y hoeS, aucip,i
asr Aforesaid on the second day OF April: A =,
Isio nv virtue of decree of this court rendered on
a. sixteenth day of Septen Der, A. u. 1873. IN the
,,atrer of the minors ntGomefy, No o. $50 OF lie
dockat of this court, which sale Hiss Josephine
T socadie Baudoin became the purcDaSert lof TIE
, 80 nj three Thousand five hundred dollars
Dssc-inrion of the property, as contained N tne
judicial conveyance, VIZ - n ,bor4
!Os lot of ground in the same square as aooss
described measuring 81 teet men 'front.' gu pouI
hon street, by depth of l29 feet men, net~ee.
oon lives The improvements comprise
double one story frame mouse, anu 10 A- - ~ ~
2sa and 2Cl Bourbon street. ;,,o ,e-n
CLERK oInce' NC" III. " TRACY,
,,,v7 u % %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-26
UHrTED STATES DISTEl II COZ AT
TX THE MATTER OF JULES NOISY, BANK
krEpt.
In fsankruptcy-SO. 56o

ITO THE HONORABLE f. II. DURELL,
7 Judge of the District Court OF the United STATES
for the District of Louisiana-sttingl In bankruptcy
The petition OF 4. h. Norton OF the CITY OF re"
Orleans, herein appearing IS the aseisnee IN bank
RESPECTFULLY represents that among the assets 59r-
rendered By the bankrupt, and belonging 20 ane
aforesaid estate in bankruptcy, there is tne IooW
ing described real estate situated in the state OF
Iousians IN the parish OF ST. MARY, TO wit:
/ The undivided half interest in tract OF
land situated or the east side of the Bayou 1eche,
in the parish Of st. Mary, louisiana, containing
about 522 $1,000 arpen,s more or less ana bounded
IN front by said Bayou Teche above aud in the rear
by lands of Fuseer and on the levee side by ianuS
And The undivided one-half interest in certain
tract land. ing ana situated IN me rear OF ene
above described tract, containing ~ o. w super
quarter of .ection number twent' -hye IN toWnshlp
thirteen, sSuh of range nine asst oenS me sane
properly acquired by ules hiossy ana u L. fuseef
rom Mrs Sarah Ann Fei'us aud Miss LOUISA
Corneha DeHart. heirs of Dr. John Z. peHaTt' de-
ceased by act Of saie passed before John "A. Du-
martrait, Recorder for the parish OF at. Mary on
Your netifioner further represents that the said
herein before described real estate IS as appears OF
record ncumber and charged win the following
and privileges rest ng thereon. 10 wit: SON -
Mortgage debt contracted IN the year iooo, ~
favor OF Messrs Darcy lfemous1, 5c
and now supposed to be heid oy me lono"Ahs '"i
ties:
Georre Iegrand st Nartinsv;lle. Louisiana. s5.cG
Mrs.. MalvlDa Roche. WIDOW, New orleans, o,.r
jean 6aP'L''0 i9'o.'' ...e.......-... 74C
$50 ~ .i,,gas arpusfa Georgia ........ . 0OC
Victor Conand ct al. New Orleans LOUISIANA -aoot
Estate OF Faisin Arhi,ion -'s" I0OC
.;s;ana Nav Orleans [ oEisiarx.. STU
| Estate of Lorenzo Laurent. oOo'
jean L?us Laofahche' pat.s-i u 30cl
| Mrs L. "a. CLARA Fuseer. wife OF jules
| Messy, balance. due on Judgment or tacit m %,
| mortgage on the property CT bankrupt. ~ :
| And YOUR petitioner fur her represents tnat IL I
irnpossb for him deter mine the vaidlty OF sal,
membranes aud the amount due thereon ma. q.
can not ascertain the vaue OF SAID prope u oy AR
| ment between himself and the creditors Moons
said security as provided in sectloa twenty OF ln
| bankrupt set OF 1851 And that It Is necessary II
order to ascertain value of said property. an,
| r the due, proper and speedy adrnipisuratioi
| Of said estate, aud for the interest o
| the creditors therein, that said estaee o.
| sold st pubic auction, free and clear OF al lncum
| brsuces That all said judgments mortgages. ne 2
| and privileges recorded against said properly o.
| Cancelled and erased, that your petitioner Cav
i convey q clear and unncumbered title to any pu.
chaser thereof, reserving to said Darby Tremou
| lei. George Legrand. Mrs Malvina koche; wlooT
Estate Of Lorenzo Laurent, jean B.Letory. LOUIS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-26
sTAVE OF LOUISIANA a.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISAO ORLEANS.

cTATE OF LOUISIANA-TO ALL WHOM
y these presents shall come. greeting:
Whereas Pedro Pons having purchased, at a SAFE
made by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, the
property hereinafter descr' bed has appi1ed 70 the
clerk Of this court in whose office the deed OF sale
was recorded on the eleventh day OF May, A. d. 1870,
for a monitor advertisement. IN conformity to an
titled IAN act relative to monition, and MODE OF
of proceedings approved the hfteenth day OF MARCH,
SOW, therefore, know ye, and oil persons in
terested herein, hereby cited and admonlshed,
in the name OF the stare OF Loaislana' ana OF tu9
Seventh District Court for the parish OF orleans,
who can up any right title or claim IN ana 10 tn
property hereinafter described, IN consequence Of
ANY informally in the order decree judgment OF
the court under which the sale was made, or any
irregularty Iegaity in the appraisements ana no
any other defect whatsoever, show cause, wlthin
thirty days from the day this monitor is tlrst N
should not be confirmed and homoogat.d. -. A.,
The said property sold by the DhefiH o. 'ne
d i87o bg virtue OF decree OF this court. rendered
| on the eleventh Gay of March. a u. ie'U In sot
entitled PEDRO Pons Jayne Frlg?la No 2olS %, OF
| became the purchaser for the sum OF S94UO .,.,
Descripton OF property as gwen IN 'as 'uu1oiA'
T.S ,ots Of g1ound, to getber with the binding.
| ona IN rrovereuts thereon. situated in tue Second
nr'rI Of his city N the square bounded Uy Uopde
| wow fhgrtr.s 81, DUmaine, Leyee NOW Decatur anu
| ~ philip streets, designated By the numbers one
oS d 20 on plan drawn By Louis Surgi, then Sur
| vsvor on the twenty seventh day OF Octoper; ie4i
and deposited as plep numnef one nb p
| in this city said lots being contiguous. and meas
| uring each tweutyone feet three inches front OF
| 1,onde nov Cnartres) street, by hundred ant
| twenty feet in depth. being tbs same property
which the late Joseph Anthons purchased fron
MIS- " idow Louis Guigran and from ner rour chi
dren, BY an act passed before Charles V. toulou
notary publ in this city. on the sixteen OF March
| 1854 and wh ich at the death of said Joseph An
| thoIre devoIved on his two minors, Dauphiue Az
| custa Anthoine and Augustin Anthoine as his sol
| heirs. A..
| Tne buildings and improvements On said tW
Iots comprise o double two story and attic brio
| dwelling house Nos 236 and 233, slate rooted, wit
iron verandas, fronting on the street, and douo
/ two-story brick Kitchen. slate. rooted me m u
: building contains two large stores on the groun
+ floor SIX rooms and back galleries on the secon
3 floor and two rooms in the attic; and the ki5che
| contains two rooms on the ground floor. and w
rooms on the second floor. with gallery in iron
priyies yard paved with brick, waterwcrks, ETC.; tt
| whole divided into two separate tenemsnts.
| CLERK q Office New Orleans, May l3, lslO.
myi4 I'm A. D. BERNOUDf, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-26
LEGAL NOTICES..

Dugss Victor Conand ct al; Estate Of yslsin Mar
milton, Bank of Louisiana, jean Lsu's Lsbranche,
Mrs L. NJ. CLARA Fuseiier; wife OF Juies Messy,
the proceeds Of the sale of said property upon the
distribution thereof. l..
ordered and authorized to sell SAID property above
described at public auction, free ana Clear from al
ns nd recorded against Said property
be Cancelled and erased. so that your ca
convey clear and unincumo ereq .tle ~ any pa,
George Legrand, Mrs. Malvina Roche, widow Jean
b. Letory, Louis O. Dugas. VICTOR Consno ct ais.
Jean Louis Labran che, Mrs. l.. Nj Cara Fuseller,
wife of Jules Messy. Estate of Lorenzo Laurent,
proceeds of the sale of said property according to
their rank And ne prays foT all QUIET necessary
asieneD A. DEB. HUGHES. Attorney
On motion of A. Deb. Hughes attorney OF I =. z:
Norton assignee and upon SUGGESTING 70 the Court
that he has filed this Cour the foregoing petl-
top. it is ordered that Darby nIemodes george
tor Louis o. Dugas V lctor Conand ct al, Estate
of Vasin Marmillon. Jean Louis Labranche. Estate
of Lorenzo Laurent, Bank OF LOUISIANA Mrs; l.. NJ.
CLARA Fuselier, wife of Jules NOISY ana all other
in interest 90 show cause upon the sixth DAY
Of June A. D. 1870 eleven O'Clock A. NJ. before this
court why the said petition should not be granted
and said property soId as prayed 1or ana why an IN
m sgsdn And
imam said Dorby Trsmhulst, George Legrand
Mrs Malyina Roche, widow, 'ean 3. Letory. Louis
q Dnpas Victor Conaud ct al. Estate Of Vaisin
MarmiIlon, Jean Louis Labrancne Estate OF Lo
renZo Laurent, Bank of Louisiana, MRS L. ~ Cara
Fuselier wife of ules Messy and all other persons
BY serving copy thereof upon thein or their agent
or attorney, or by said Il. h Norton. assignee pup
fishing copy of said petition and order thrse times
in the New Orleans Republican, newspaper printed
in New Orleans, louisiana, the last publication to
be made at least five Gays before tne Gay OF
hearing.
Signed May II, 1870 ,,,
A true COPY:
Clerks Office New Orleans. Mayl7 le7o,
my2l rs jel h. LOE W, deputy Cierk