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The Portland daily press., 1870-02-21

TRUSTEES.
j. EDGAR THOMPSON, Pres't of the Pennsylva-
MIA K. r Co..
saw r. r. Co
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w a nled !
u Iarse
Wanted.
Wanted

WANTED Immediately. a small rent for GENTLE
w man and wife, in pleasant location rear the
Post Office. ELQuire at this Office. dc14eUdtf
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These Bonds, at present price of gold, yield
over per cent. interest, and as an investment
they are fully as secure as U. S. 5.2O's, which
now only pay per cent. in currency.
They are only issued upon each section of the road
as fast as the same is completed and successful op-
Grafton. Over two and halt millions of dollars have
been expended on the road. Erghty-three miles are
about completed and equipped, and already show
large earnings and the remainder of the line is rap
idly nrnQressina Inward nlafinn-
The State of Iowa, through which this road runs,
is one of tie richest agricultural tions in Amcri
ca. Its large population, extending with surprising
rapidity, aud its immense yield OF grain, pork wool,
aud other agrIcu ural products, create pres sing
demand the construct of this road, which al
lords the best possible guarantee to the bondhoers
especially as the line rans through the Wealth.. st
and most thicklv populated section of the State.
THIS ROAD ALSO RUNS THROUGH THE
RICH AND GROWING STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Reference to the map OF the United States will show
that 1t traverses il,e most Enserpr Using
and Growing portion o. the West, and
forms one of the Great Trunk Lipes in
Direct commu nj icatiOu with New York,
Chicago and si. Louis, b,irg to the latter
city, 80 miles nearer from Northern Iowa and all
portions of the State OF Minnesota than by any other
road now built or projected, and also the nearest
roam from Central and Southern owa,
The road is opened for local traffic as rapidly as
constructed and thus RECEIVES EARNINGS
ON ITS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY
IN Exec SIS OF AMOUNT NEEDED TO PAY
THE INTEREST UpON ITS BONDS BEFORE
THE ROAD is FINISHED. The Buyer Of these
Bonds is therefore guaranteed, by great business
already in erstence the route Of the road. aveu
BY ne current earnings. and has not to risk any
Of the contingencies ,chch alavays attend the opening
Of roads in a new and unsettled country.
A limited quantity only of these Bonds are now
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ASSETS.
Cash on hand, in Bank and
in Trust Company. $s39, ,O9O.61
Invested in United States
Stocks, (narket value,
$2,563, $780, cost. ......... 2,261, ,O37,49
Invested In New York City
bank stock, market val
ue, $4S,5S9,) cost. ....... i15i9.0J
Invested in New York State
and other stock, ,tmarket
value, 81 ,637 ,4G5) cost. 1924, ,3s4.11
Real Estate in the City of
New York. ............. 1,545 531.1z
Bon's and mortgages, (se-
cured by real estate val
ued at $19, ,i5s.4OU bnild-
ings thereon insured for
$4,231 900, and The poll
cies assigned to the Com
pany as additional col
lateral securityl. ........ 4.510400.00
Loans existing policies. 916,a5a.35
Quarterly and semi-annua
premiums, due subse-
quent to Jan. 1, 1S7O... 628 1852
Premiums politics in
hands of agents, and in
course of transmission. 533, ,21e.sl
Interest accrued 10 Jan.1,
S7c".........."........ e5,s27.77 Sls,O25, ,5sl2s
Add
xcess of market value of securities
over COST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 302, ,369 40
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Il Contains 30 LAC s-IrTuz-wo SUGAR
Of LrAc-Eo LI-EAH9E-go NITRATE
Of SILVER. ard Is entirely free frcm TIE
Poisonous ard EealtA-iest-sy.rz prurs
used IN ether Hair Preparations.
H Is sare 10 Saperscde and drire oa Of
fAe community all the POISONOUS PRE-
P4R4TIOys aosr Ia ase. Transparent and
clear as crystal, IL triH not soil the finest
fabric. No oil, ao sediment, ao dirf-per-
TecfIg SAFE, CLEAN, and ETJICIESF-
aesiderafams LONG SOUGHT FOR, and
FOUND Ar LAST!
IL oolors and prerents the Hair from, be-
coming Gray, inapGrts a soft, glossy appear
apce, Tcpsorcs Dandruar, is cool and refresh
ing to the head, checks The Hair from falling
of, and restores 10 TO % great ertent scIsen pre-
B,Gfurcly lost 1rereRts Headaches, cures all
LuHors, cHtdne0Hs eTHpti0ns. and 1njaaf-
uraE heat. OELYs5 CENTS PEI. BOTTLE
-tsseS
1t Is secured In Ae Patent Office of the
United States By DIR. G. SluITE, PGtcntce,
Gl'otom junction, Mass. Prepared only by
PR0CTER BROTHERS, GLOUCESTER, MASS
TO scions all orders should be addressed.
sord by all Jlrst-c,oss Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. The Genuine is pat uf in a
7,onc. bottle :nade cTpresssy for 1t, sciHt the
;,g,,ac OF the article blosrn i'm tho glass.
Asg; SoHr Druggist for Natures
Hair Restorative, and take
No Other.
The Restorative is sold at wholesale in Portland by
AT RETAIL BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS IN MAINE.
iS.3mj and Is
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ron SALE,

a BLACK HOBSE, ,eoasl basiness o. driving horse.
Il ss.la fuf aat.
iafTs ExpFess Wagon, hearlg new.
gemst res'un1- unud.
LsFss + aug. fravcFse iunnfff.
lsnsn 81 gle ruunrTs-
". W. STENENs.
aegatf Oalee wesbreok Brit Co. u Union 81.
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After thorough investigation of the above enter
prize, commend these onds as first class in
vestment, affordipg absolute safety and paying an
unusually liberal rate of interest. All marketable
securities their fl price, of commission and
express charges, received in payment. Pamphlets
and maps furnished on application.
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Interest accrued 10 Jan. !,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65s27.77 Sl3,O25, ,5sl 23
Add
xcess OF market value of securities
over COST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3O2, 36S.40
CASH ASSETS, Jan. l, 1870. .... .s13,s ,s27, ,s24.G3
APPROPRIATED AS FOLLOWS.
Amount of adjusted losses,
due subsequent to Jan. 1,
loiU,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S167, 7,C00,00
Amount of Reported Loss
es, awaiting Proof &C.. &C. $4,000
Deposit for Minors. ....... 1888
Amount reserved tor Rein
surance on existing Pol
icies, iusuring ISL
1865, participating In
surance at per cent.
Carlisle Eet prem ium,
$S69,'256j; non-partici-
pating at per cent. Car
Isle. se.....................11,2 ,sl2se
Return premium 1869 and
prior thereto, payable
during the year. 2Os,7lsO7 s11, 1881
Divsible surplus. us.................Sl ,67O, ,7JO,s2
During the year 1o.7I7 Policies have been issued,
insuring $34 446, ,353.O3,
hTOu tne unQlNlueu surplus Ell I,67O.70O.52
the Board OF Trustees have declared O DIVIDEND,
available on settlement of next annual premium TO
each participating policy rroportioned 10 its .scon-
tribution to surplus.''
Dividends not used in settlement of premium will
be added to the policy.
TRUSTEES
MORRIS FRANKLIN, wM. A. BOOTH,
DAVID DOwS, GEOKGE A osaoon
ISAAC {. KENDALL, HENRY R,,wEpc =
WILLIAM q. BEERS, CHAs. S. ANTHONY
DANIEL S. MILLER, SANFORD COBB,
HENRY X. BOGERT, EDWARD MARTIN.
JOHN MARS, EDWIN HOYT.
WIN II. APPLETON, LEWIS F. RATTELLE,
RO6ERT B. COLLINS, H.B. CLAFLlN,
WILLIAM BARTON.
MORRIS FRANKLIN,
President.
WILLIAM II. BIC ERs,
Vice President and Actuary.
THEODORE NJ. BANTA, Cashier
CORNELIUS R BOGERr, MD, Medical
GE ,RGE WILKES, NJ. D., Examiners.
CHARLES WRIGHT, MD,
Assistant Medical Examiner.
e A 8 r ERN BRA NCH OFFICE.
WIN, F. MORRILL,. aENEBAL AGENT,
Corner of Congress and Exchange SITS, Portland.
Feb17-eod1w
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imnor,an. Public Improvement.
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Monday Iorning, February q, 1870.
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The WasherwOmnn nnd Her Laundry

viii not our lawsivers review some Of their
opinions? ). N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-06
Views OF Senator Morton.
WASHINGTON, Dec.

Senator Morton, who arrived yesterday,
is confined to bis room by lameness, anu
will be unable to take his seat tomorrow.
On the subject of the projected revenue
reform movement, the Senator says the
scheme Is q very weak one, and has no
possible chance Of success; that 1t Is with
ont organization or strength, and that no
combination could be effected between
the Democrats and those OF the Republi-
cans who favor new organization. lie
believed that the Republicans were taught
Il lesson ut the late election which they
will never forget, and that hCnCClOrth the
marty will be more united than ever be-
lore and there will he less division and
disavrcrmenis. He thinks it moi impOssi-
bic that some personal controversies may
arise in the Senate, but lie thinks the party
will profit by the errors OF the past year.
On tho subject Of the finances, he be.
ievcs that there will be little action dur
ng the session, further than 10 nlOdi-
" the provisions Of the Funding Act, Oh
account of the seeming impOSsibility Of
floating less than five per cent loan. lie
expresses the belief that Governor Vance
viii not be admitted rs Senator from
North Carolina, and that Congress will
not accord general amnesty to the rebels,
and that 1t ought not. Senator Morton is
strongly in favor OF aiding our commerce
BY taking advantage OF the pres
ent European complication to place
United States steamers on the ocean, and
he lavors the buying of foreign vessels, to
a certain limit, until we can build them
for ourselves. With this question he
does not think lis tariff principles have
anything to do, and he brlievrs that i
Congress had followed the Presidents
Recommendation in his commercial mes.
sage of last July, the United States would
now own and have running all the Ger
man lines Of steamers, and that its COM
merce would be in u prosperous condi.
ton. lie has no doubt that bill in aid
-four merchant marine will be passed
during the present session.
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The storm and the News.

A fierce storm prevailed yesterday In
the West, and last night in tho North and
East. Some Of thetelegraphs were prostra-
,rl, and the lines not interrupted in this
way we're so much affected by themusual
conditions of the atmosphere as to render
,rlcsraphing tedious. difficult, and at
last impossible. In consequence OF
this untoward state Of affairs, our general
news report Is short this morning, md
that of the Presidents message far from
perfect. The message began to come be-
tween two and three o'clock in the after
noon and was not concluded till about
eleven. We have done our best to recon
cilc the discrepancies in the report and
make the document connected and intel
Iisible, but have not wholly succeeded.
Norcport whatever has reached us Of the
proceedings In Congress, the storm, we
presume, rendering it impossible to trans
nit any.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-06
EUROPE
Franc0-German War.
French Reports Of Recent Engage.
mentS... Important Advantages
Claimed. .-..a..,., ....U
NEW YoRK, Dec. 8.

NEW YoRK, Dec. o.
A Tours correspondent telcgraphs that
tho Government has adVices from General
Aurelles' headquarters to the 3D. and from
Paris 70 the night Of the Cd. The engage
mcnt in which the 10Th and 10Th corps
participated Friday, occurred with Ste
phen Won POppenheim's division Of Won
Der Tann's corps, supported by tho Duke
of Albrcacht and StOtbey's cavalry dlvis.
ion and Won Wallich's 22d infantry divis-
ion. The fight lasted all day without do.
cisive results, the French fighting with
extraordinary courage and great skill. at
nightCall the 10Th corps held Arthenay
and the 9Th corps positions extending
northward along the railway towards
Paris.
Paris dispatches state that the advan.
tages gained by DuCrOt and Venoy arc
highly important. Venoy, with two dl.
visions Of the second corps, was perfectly
successful in cutting his way, on the Goth,
as far south as Rungis, and only retired In
order to allow DucrOt 10 overcome tho
obstacles retarding his further advance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-06

A TIA MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders Of the Ohio Valley GlAps Company
held August 9th. 1870, tho following resolution
was adopted Via
RtSO!Ved, That tho business Of this Company
% wound np, the assets converted Into Ca'h aud
distributed 10 stockholders. =
". A. IsETT, =,
oct21.w PrcSidGnts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-06

TRANBERRIES. '-'
~ A few barrels on consignment.
now HRNR SEQ,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

Mrs.. II. L. Almoaassev. wife, s~par-
arated from bed and board OF Joseph Xavier
Dsifau. Baron de Pontslbs. ". George LsosyI
# ossns ~ SeHE 5, F F9s. TEE 81
tie Fourth District Court Tor tSs parish Il o1ssss
paSs sn q e e.
Exchange. Royaf street. bstween Canal and Gus
tomhouse sreets in the Second District Of This city
n rnEsD45X SSs ,sS e T. oeot
rights sdvsutsss. and privileges s shsrsunto
y 81
the square number seventy four, bounded BY Bau-
din. Cortes Banks and st. John streets, and num-
according TO plan drawn by Olivier and Martin.
surveyors dated the ninth March, 1851 and deposit
ed in The office of A. Ducste notary bile in this
plans, number seven The said lots adjo,ning to
each other, and measuring TO wit
Lots numbers one, two and three each, thirty tive
eight feet 10 depth, between equal and
cnsfess, elsvsn inches and one line front Bau.
snd ten. each thirty two feet front Baudin street,
Ds and
forming the corner Of Bsudin ana st. John streets
Ds: ,sn: six aP %
one hun dred and 6fty-nine feet inches and one
line iu depth. between parallel lot number
front on Cortez street, by one HUNDRED and fifty
nine feet ten inches and one line in DEPTH between
Being the SAME properly acquired by defendant
By purchase from p,antif as per act passed before
said notary Ducatei. the first dag August 1857
q Seized in the above suit. Nj sF-t1 "a. &c
: = : - - THOMAs L. MAXWELL. =
jes l6 iyS Sheriff Of the Parish of OrieAus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
Merchants' Bank OF New Orleans VS.,
Est Frederick Stump tF

| AerChanlc BADk OF New OrleAns VS.,
| NEf Frederick Stump. tt
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FUR THE PARISH
OF orleans, No lsSz-By virtue Of writ of sez.
sa,i to or 6y s a
the above entitled cause, win proceed to sell at
public auction. At the Mercnants and Auction GERS
EkchA nae, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
II y s' WE'VE t9e ss' M
Filming 10 the
| aurei and Ocsavia streets situate in what was
within the city of New orleans. parish Of Orleans,
in this state. in square B. bounded by live Oak,
| designated by the number one on a plan drawn BY
fihe Depoulliy. architects, dated the ninth of
ters late notsry pubc in TINS MS eiy as 81 plan
Der httytwo, which said plan has been approved by
=. ". brown, late Surveyor OF the late city of
Ssid ot measures thirty feet nine inches and four
nnea Ir9st on Laursi street, BY depth and front
feet four inches and two lines and hun dred and
SKY feet eleven inches and seven lines on the side
Said lot forms part of square Of ground which,
Mas acquired by pIa ntlfs by purchase from John
Mood. per act passed before said Iats notary, Pc
square OF ground is designated by the number
fourteen in the title of the SAID John Wood.
belnR the same property acquired by the defend
ant by Purchase from plaintiff per act passed be
tore g. LIE Gardenr, Jr, notary public in this CITY,
Selzed IN the above suit
,Terms-L In cash to a sufficient amount to nav
fortysx dollars y.six and two.thirds cents with
the interest thereon, at eight per cant per annum
nom April g. 1868, until the day of sale, six dol,
lars and fifteen cents $50 49, of protests three
dollars $50. costs OF copy of act FIVE per cent of
attorneys tees the amount sued for, and oil
suit
2. The purchaser to assume ito the extent of
the amount of his bid the payment of a
rromissory note secured by mortgage on
said property, for tie of seventy three
dollars and thirty three and one-tlird cents
maturing on the twenty .eighth of April, ISL and
bearing intersst a. eight per cent per annum from
Apr1l Is, 1868, until paid. So = 80
3 And the balance of the price of Adjudication
Of auy1 cash on the spot ~ E : : .-"Z-"---
THOMAS l. MAXWELL.
JeSNuW 6heEi8 Of the Parish Of Ofloans.
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Kate Distel. Widow IN COmmunify Of
D. george Wesoh, natural sutrix, and John Blank

Kate Distel Widow In Com munity Of
.,- george u esch, natural tutrix, and John Blank
VS.. Frederick flies. r
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA IRISH
Il OF Orleans, No. 1462-By virtue OF a writ of
able the Fifth District Court for the Parish OF
O-leans, in the above entitled cause. l will pro.
coed to sell at pubic auction, at The Merchants
and Auction GERS Exchauge. Royal street, between
Canal ana Customhouse streets. in the second
District OF this city, On SATURDAY, July 2,
1870, at twelve o'clock h.. the following de-
scrftsed property, to wit
Two CEKfAIN- hOfS-6 GROUND, with all
the buildings thereon and appurtenances belonging,
situate in the First District OF this city, in the
square comprised within Nayades now ST. Charles,
Apollo, now CarOndeet Erat0 and Thaiia streets,
designated bs the plumbers seventeen and eighteen
on the plan mum Der twenty.ope of book of plans In
the office Of G, r. Stringsr. late a notary pubic in
this city; which said lots OF ground measure EACH
American measure, twel fy-eight feet front on said
Apollo. row Carondeet street, by one hundred and
twenty feet ln eeptn, between parallel lines.
Which SAID property was acquired BY the defend
ant b. pure na.e, as per act passed before Joseph
Cohn. notary public in this city from Daniel Farex
on the twenty seventh dAy of May, 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms--The purchaser to assume the payment of
pFoca,sscry note, secured by mortgage said
property. Ter the sum OF three Thousand dol are
l$50OO. due the twenty seventh May, 1870 with
teresr thereon at the rate of eight per Der
NUN from tn twentyseventh day of May. 1a67 until
paid, and ne balance of the price OF adjudication
s7T7 THOMAS L. MAXWELL
n,y3l jel5iy2 Sheriff OF the PARISH of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21


GEvENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. 3lsl-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale TO directed by the Honorable the
seventh District Court forthe parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
Tic auction. at the Merchants and Anctoneers' Ex.
change Roy al street. between Canal and Custom.
on MONDAY, June q, 1870, at twelve O'Clock M :
the following described property to-wit-
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with tie
improvements thereon. rights privileges and appur
tenances heTeunto belonging or in any wise PIPER
tanning situate in the faubourg Avsrt Sixth Dis
trict of this city Date CITY of Jefferson. in the
square bounded By Magazine, Camp Robert and
Upper Lone streets, DESIGNATED as lots numbers
Der thirty, on plan drawn BY William Forshey, sur.
veyoa ana Gepos,ea as pan number nine, in the
Lots numbers nineteen to twenty three inclusiye,y
asure. each thirty feet front on Cam streef IL
one hundred and i've feet in Depth ana lot humber
fwenfy-fonr measures thirty feet and nine inches
front on Robert stree, BY one hundred and fifty
feet IN depth. Being the same property ACQUIRED
By A; o. Wilbur BY purchase from Benjamin j.
Mess. on the tmrteenta gay OF May. 1862 Per act
in this cty 1850
Seized In the above suit. e. :5s #Es
Tsrms-Cash on the spot. 81 /.
myI ieIo rs Sheriff Of the Pariah Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

Auxustu u. C. Dsa6uvionvs Mrs Kebeccn
Mcknight. widow OF Augustus n. Denouyi on
,sn Of Orleans. No. by virtue Of q writ ae q
Heri facias to me directed By the Honorable
tn s shs osass for s
ss '' sssianss. Rds ai
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
BAY $50 a. Twelve V osiose H. The to-
eiep'IIsy LUIS Of GROUND with
the buildings and Improvements thereon. rights.
ing Or ia aswiss sppertsining situate lying and
being IN the FIRST District of this ~, ia square
eug iSss fou re
and seven OF certain potion OF gro and Situate in
the aforementioned square. and dssignsted by the
dated the twelfth J.nuary. 1854 and deposited IN
city; the buildings and thereon being
known as the Delta Wareh 9use.". Said four lots
seven lines front Fulton street. twentyfour feet
On fes
lines in depth the line dividi, it from lot mum.
inches and lines in de pth ON the line dividing it
from lot number i've. The said lot number five,
rect Two infnes and seven lines 'front.' on
two inches and six lines IN depth the line Givid-
ing it from lot pumbsr four. and one hundred and
eighteen feet four inches and seven lines in depth
Lot number six ha. the same front. both on
gaesn four and n depaa
on the iIns dividing it from lot number five, and
one hundred and eighteen feet seven inches in
depth on the line dividing it from lot number seven
And lot number seven has the same front both on
Fulton and Front streets, by one hundred and
eighteen feet seven inches in depth on the line
dividing 1t from lot number siz: and one hundred
and eighteen feet nine inches and two lines in depth
on the liae dividing it from lot number eight,
The above prof. erty was acquired oiptly by the
late Charles d. Yancey and V. H. Rodss. in the
proportion OF one undivided half or moety each in
tbs following manner, viz ID
Lots numbers two and three. or the TWEEN ty fourth
OF December, 1855. from John Coleman 81 an act
passed before 4. O. Starks, notary public in this
city ana lots four to seven, incusiveiy. from the
city OF New Orleans. by an act passed before II, b.
Ssnas late notary public in this city, or the thirty
acquired by the late Augustus n Denouvian By
purchase at pubic sale made by Nicholas j Hoey,
auctlopeer. as per two several acts of sale passed
oeiore Mlcnae Gsrnon, notary public in this city,
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot .=T r-r
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je41sjy6 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orieans
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yeSa ie ss ss q sS;: u. "a
ysan q D.e~a. Assss.eA, ssd against Ms. Nyrs
oh,ldrss John Miaor, wiiiism Eimors, su1or
Of his mmbr ehildrsn, Adoiphs Segur, tutor Of his
%sn sisssfs rn2 i, z tn a..', Mn0
1knd aslplsantid nm aid suit Mira SNyrs ,Oiafk
Gaiaes alleges thsrsin that shs is the parliamentary
oa1 e Il Is ioosins rscs q i.nd:
"a TkAef OF Ian D. with I'll the improvements
q q oa Ssnf sas
pR s:ssnd.s h;Ss fGEty arDen,s puress.sd
lsts : no.iy p1s'io u this city; and bounded il
lo.0 " 14pOe VI O0Vetly OueW ADu 0ic0ArQ 6eu On
tns lower side and on the upper side by lands Of
claimed BY defendants in said suit. The said de.
fencahts, about the year 1919. after the death of
Daniel Ohrk took poses csion Of said property and
1Avs the ame now ipt their possession. 80.
and as Mrs. Myra ClArt Gaines further claims
the rents revenuo and profits of said property for
the time she. has been deprived Of said property,
and also her right. title and interest and to said
claims. wv ,'EFl t7-'l'11 = E7-i77
Seized il the above suit zee I'd. = F.-gct
Terms Cash on the spot:
-. THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
jell II jyl3 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.