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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15

RECORDER WEBER's CoURT.-MOses KatZ,
charged with contempt of court and other
irregularities, was fined ten dollars or fifteen
days Parish Prison.
Mary McDermit, charged by Sergeant
Dersy, of the sixth precinct, with habitual
drunkenness, disturbing the peace and
abusing him in the discharge Of his duty,
was sent for sixty days to the City Work
house.
Mrs. Adams, at the corner Of st. Mary
and Religious streets, was charged by a
HRS. Hannah Farrell with robbery, by forci-
bly, and with violence taking from the COM
plsinant pair of scissors, valued at about
seventy-five cents. The evidence on both
sides, showing that the charge was frivo.
lous and malicious, and there being ap-
parent evidence of an early disturbance of
the peace, both were required to furnish
bonds to keep the peace for Elk months, in
$3.50, or thirty days Parish Prison.
William Little, alias Sullivan, charged
with robbery by Joseph Sambas, near Mag
azine market, on the night of the sixth in
slant, whose case was fixed for trial yester-
day, did not appear when called for. 1t Will
be remembered that when Recorder Weber
committed Little on the seventh instant for
examination, he refused to accept bail for
him, but subsequently the counsel for Little
was taking the necessary steps to secure his
release by writ of habeas corpus, and first
made motion that his client be admitted to
bail, as none but those charged with capital
ofenses can be refused that right. The
Recorder thereupon set his bail at the sum
Of $500, good and solvent security for his
appearance. The surety was On hand, and
qualified under oath that he was worth the
amount stipulated, over and above his la
bilties.
Sambas, the complainant, having counsel
in the case, moved that the case be con-
tinued until the eighteenth instant, and that
the surety upon the bond be notified to Pro-
duce the principal in court at that time.
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questions. and kept the young mans face
toward the front door. While this simple
transaction was in progress another Of the
gang operated on the vauables i'll the back
portion OF the store, where was secreted
$3.50 worth of United States revenue
stamps. The purchaser, ard his pals soon
left the place, and the theft was not dlscoV-
cred unit! several minutes after. II it will
annoy the rascals we will state that had
they perpetrated their villainy quarter Of
an hour earlier they would have found
nearly double the amount. Mr.. Haley has
offered !, liberal reward, and will ask no
questions if his property IS returned to MIN.
Special officer Sinclair viii most likely
track these follows.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF SuBstsTENCE
gesAls New OrleGns, Louisiana, April "a iotI
cEALED PROPOSALS lin DUPLICATED axe
y invited until twelve o'clock NJ, on the ~ q
TENTH day of MAY. 1910, for furnishing the
United States subsistence Department WITH Ihs
following sto es. viz
For 500 barrels OF MESS PORK, Of the best
Cuaty-Dot run.
fcr 1000 barrels Of FLOUR equal to the govern
nlent standard. Each barrel OF TOUR purchaser VIII
DO required to weigh le6 pounds, and all tour
sbstracted previous inspections, mi sing from
the barrels from other causes, will be reCreo to be
made up by the contractor.
For 5000 cans CONDENSED MILK Borden 8
Eagle brand. q
The above articles 20 be OF the very best quality.
snd put I'D in superior packages, and to De daily
eren at the Subsistence Depot in this city within
ten days after the opening of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties VINO nave
failed to comply with their engagements with any
branch Of the government
Proposals 10 be addressed to me Cuoerslnsed' ana
marked Proposals" ,,r
Brevet Major General and Comm,ssary OF SUbsis-
tence, L. ). A. apo ..
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


Hall Sixth District Radical Republican
CIap New Orleans April l3, is70-At meeting of
the above named Club. held this date, the following
resolutions, offered by Mr. j. E. Gaudet, were
unan mously adopted, viz:
Bs it resolved, That the appointments made by
General j. f. West, Admin strator of Improve
ments, of the Honorable John Garstksmp, as
Dist ict Super ntendent. and NJ. b. McGarry and g
b. Augustus, Ward Supsrintendents OF Streets
for this District, meet with our unqualified ap-
proval.
Resolved, That our heartfelt thanks are due, and
hereby rendered to General West, and we make
hesitation in saying that he 10 the right man in
the right place, deserving Of the support of
all true Republicans, for the position he holds
at tne next election.
Resolved, That our heartfelt thanks are also
rendered TO the Honorable Council of this city for
the reappointme of the Hon. Benz amin Campbell
Recorder of this District
Resolved That q copy of these resolutions be
published IN the New Orleans REPUBLICAN and
STANDARD.
]. 3. GAUDET. Vice President.
A. H. T WILSON Assistant Secretary. apls+
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CHILD RUN DoTN.lAbout five O'Clock last
evening, buggy at the corner of Camp and
Washington streets, in which were riding &
gentleman and his wife, accidentally ran
down son Of Mr.. O'Connor, seven years
old, crushing one Of his feet. The gentle-
man, Mr.. Berrick, rendered all necessary
assistance to the lad.
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MAToRALry OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, B pril =, 1870.

Resolution no. administration Series.
Resol0ed, That whenever it shall become
necessary TO REQUIRE officers to furnish
bonds to the city of New Orleans for the
faithful discharge of their duties, pending
the permanent organization OF the various
Departments, said bonds shall be given in
the amounts prescribed by ordinances now
in force, and shall be approved by the
Mayor and the Administrator Of the De-
partment to which such officers are subordi.
nate.
Adopted by the Council CT the city Of
New Orleans, April II, 1870.
BENZ. T. FLANDERS, Mayor.
a true copy:
e. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
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Notice Ia hereby gives that ..iI the cir
culating notes issued by the Merchants Bank of
New Orleans and by the late Bank Of James hobb
tassuu cd by the Merchants Bank Of New Oreans)
may presented for redemption at the office CT the
state Audit within year from tie first puolica
ton hereof viz: from March T. 1910, or that the
funds deposited for the redemption of said notes
will be given up to the said Merchants Bank OF
New Orleans, pursuant TO sections thirtyfour and
thirty ave OF act of the Genera! Assembly Of the
State Of Louisiana, entitled IAN act TO establish
general system of free banking IN the State OF Lou
isisna." approved March 10, 1855
New Orleans March 4 1870.
THOMAS !. DIX,
rra 1tr1 IL Cash ier.
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SEWING MACHINES.

6SE AND @66-GENERAL F. E. LEE.
DOO wriiing under date of January II, 1867, says
ITS simple mechanism, and the experience my
daughters have had in oper atns it, makes the Will
cox & Gibbs Sewing Machine q great favorite in
my family" WILCOX GIBBS silent Twisted
Loop Stitch SEWING MACHINE. For sale by
NJ s. EEDRIOK.
81 and11a Canal street. New Orleans
Agents wanted. mh202m
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NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
Administrators Office,
New Orleans, April Il, 1870.


TIME ATTENTION OF POUND-KEEPERS,
keeper of City Park, public squares, and sex
tons of cemeteries called to the following resolu
tion adopted by the Board OF ADVENTUROUS at
their last reg uiar session:
Resolved That the general supervision OF the
City Park OF the pubic squares, OF the pounds. OF
the cemeteries, ana OF all matters connected with
the several Recorders Courts, be assigned TO the
DepaI trnent o. Police. until such time the duties
and powers Of the several admnistr be defined
By ordinance"
Conform bly, TO section seveu article seven hun
dred and forty atng TO pounds, all stock drivers
for the several districts of thus city tucludng late
cities of Jefferson and Algers) W.! hereafter report
10 this department, at ten o'clock 4. NJ, dairy, all
arrests OF stock i'm yodaded by them.
api42t b. W. PIEROE, Administrator.
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AUCTION ssE.ss THIS BAY.

BY LOUIS STERN & BROTHERS, at &c o'sooks
a. No. l6 Charities street, 500 cases booSa. SHOES
,Lnd brogaps.
BY j. DEJAS, JR., az u o'cocs, st new auction
mart, No. 1873 Grsvier street. near Caronoeie''
household furniturs etc.
BY SHERIFF MAXWELL. ct Il O'Clock. at Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange lot OF ground
Nand buildings on Franklin street-John h. Clay
Vs. Barbara Ann Plattsmyer, widow OF Theophl-
las Park.
BY J, w QUINN. Constable Second Justice
Court, at Y o'clock. .at Consts bies Office, cor
ner St Charles street and Commercial Plaee,'iot
OF household ;furniture-h. A. Lyons VS.. Z z.
fuuQa
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EDUCATIONAL.
DoLBEAR CcMMEKCIAL

COLLEGE,,
Corner Camp and Common Streets, New
Orleans.
The Oldest and most efficient and successful Com
mercial College in the United States. Inere Is
full faculty. Citizens and strangers who wish
business education for themselves or sons. are in
vited to cali Students can enter in any or all the
departments Of the College and at any time.
N. b. NOT ONE of all the numerous GRADUATES
of this College, for the past THIRIY-sEvEN YEARS,
il now out of profitable ployment far a. known
word to the WISE is sufficient.
For catalogues, ETC., address
ceeIy RUFUS DOLEEAR, President
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WENT FOR THE STAMPS AND Took Then
Some half-dozen well dressed, genteel look
ing thieves, Wednesday morning, entered c.
C. Hsley's periodical store, in Commercial
alley, and one of them at once engaged the
attention Of the.single clerk in attendance
at the time. He was very precise in his
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15
CON2TABLE'S SaLES.

sE. A. AYoSa VS.. n. H. FuquR-Nos. $3.50
and 85sl
pY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI
ID facias, TO me directed by the Honorable the
Second Justice Court for the parish OF Orleans,
l will proceed to sell at pubic auction, on SATO 4
DAY, April &c. 1870, al my office, corner St. Charles
street and Commerc al Place, at twelve O'Clock NJ -
One Tot of HOUSEHOLD FUkNlTURh, as per
inventory file il my ofoe.
Verms-Oesh.
apps IL l6 j. W. QUINN, Constable.
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STATE cS LOUISIANA, J
Executive Department.
New Orleans, March q, 1870
WERPEAS. Information mas been received by me
tnatJ II. Tisuer sheriff of the parish Of Duach e.,
and UfIut johnson. "a wIcnes, confined in jaii at
Monroe, wera on the thIrtleth Instant, murdered
bya party Of men in DISGUISE who by violence iber-
ated the man BEAVERS, accused OF murder, from
the Parish Jail, Of the parish of O1achlta
Whereas, The said murderets are new a. large,
Now. therefore, /, H. c. warmotb, Governor OF
the State of louisiana, IN the name and by Al
thority of the State, do hereby issue this my
proclamation Offering reward Of i've thousand dol
lars $4,000 for the apprehension and conviction OF
the u urdsrers of Wjsuer AMI johnson, and the
apprehension and conviction OF tre murderer
BEAVERS.
Gwen under my hand and the seal Of State, this
thirty tirst da7 Of March, 1870, ana Of the in
dependence OF the United states the ninety
fourth. Il. y. HAAMOIE.
BY the Governor:
PITT CRAvArH,
Assistant Secretary of State. sp1
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TEXAS CATTLE lMPoUNDED. - Yesterday
John Michael was driving fifty or sixty
head CT beeves along Carondelet street,
thereby endangering the limbs and lives OF
citizens. He was arrested aud the cattle
impounded for violating a well.known law.
Captain Edgeworth intends to lock closely
after this nuisance, and prevent q repeti~
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BOOKS---BO0KS.
EOk CABYsET ORGANS AND aSELo
DEDNS.

THERE IS NO BOOK EQUAL TOITl
C,arke's New Method for Heed Organs.
BY WILLIAM E. CLARKE.
Already established the leading text book for
instruments of the Organ class, in Colleges. Semi.
paries, Conservatives, etc, and used by the best
teachers. For self instruction it is unexceed.
Fail of the finest Pieces VolQntaries. etc Copy
riebted. 1862 Price 81 60 Sent postage paid on
receipt of price. , ~
ap,9 26 O. II. DITSON CO, New York.
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NOTICE &c VETERANS OF 7sr4-15

OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
To Ascertain the Surviving Widows Ct Veterans I
and the Surviving Veterans OF 1914 ard 1915.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. IN AC-
~ cordauce with provisions Of act No. IC4. Rp-
proved March Is, 1870, to al persons claiming to be
veterans and the surviving widows of veterans of
lel4 and 1916 to file the evidences If their being
such veterans or the surviving widows of such
tetersns. en- or before the third day OF June, 1870
The evidences houid consist OF atddavIts or such
other cocu uentary evidence US claimants may
choose
No evideuc es Of claims will ne received after June
J, 1870, md all evidences mus be left VIII n
h. G. ReuicE Secretary Of this board st the Gov
ernors Office. addressed to linn, lock box CSC New
Orleans Postotfice.
OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and Chairman Board of Com
Ynlss'oners
+. Q. kTAuCE, Secretary ape BOT
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CHARGED WITH MURDER. - Recorder
Boughton yesterday entered into an in
ves.igation of the charge against John Van
dergrif, accused Of having shot and killed
Robert Allen, Jr. ALI the testimony elected
was but repetition Of that already pub
lished by Us last week. Judge Atocha ap-
peared for the State. and showed himself as
capable prosecutor as he IS a defender.
Mr.. Ogden appeared for accused. When the
evidence was all taken, the Recorder sent
the case to the Criminal Court on g charge
Of murder, therefore not bailable.
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Rose Watkins as Mrs. Trotter iS0uttd0cn
8. the Academy tonight for her benefit.

THE FRAUDULENT STATE WARRANTS AND
KINDRED SUBJECTs.-C on the
streets and in by-places still dwells On these
things. Where is Wicklife, and how much
money did he get away with, are questions
we'll discussed. There are two beliefs on
the first question, some thinking that he
ye. remains III this city, while others are
satisfied that he is well out Of the country.
The woman arrested in his late residence
Oh Cont street, and who claims the name Of
Nine. Wickliffe, has been released, as the
objects to be gained in retaining her have
vanished or been contaminated. The books
and other articles, property OF the late
Auditor, taken from the same house, are
retained in charge Of the police. His photo
graph in one Of the trunks might I'll blank
IL the rogue's gallery.
Old Nanny Phillips who, when questioned
st the Cont street house, gave very unsatis-
factory responses to the officers and was
arrested, was yesterday before Recorder
staes, who released her on bonds, to answer
next week. She is accused with having
knowingly harbored a fugitive from justice,
and with other grave charges.
Both women have friends WHO were
prompt in acting in their behalf.
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E'EkC&.

UEITTD sTATEs CUsToMHoUsE, NEW ORLEANS,
Collectors Office, April2, 1910 !
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED GOODS
1 having been seized for violation Of the revenue
laws herein set ortb, notice is hereby gwen that
unless the persons claiming the same shall appear
and file their claims according to law within twenty
days from date hereof, the goods will be advertised
and sold ut public auction, provided by sections
H. II, l3 and q Of the act OF Congress, approved
July l8. 1906
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15

New Discovery Elixir :. +. Bernard, Tom
Sthenique 81 ti-DyspeptiG. Tine several ooservs-
tions made by the best physicians OF the Facuite
de PARIS, nave proved that the sicbnesses arising
from Impeachment OF the blood or nervous ex-
Phthisc Diabetes, Albumnera. Scorbut, etc, etc,
are radically cared with the tLlhIR j. b. bha
E8RD. -
General FDepot-A BERNARD, 81 Cedar ST..
second t'5or For sale by all respectable druggists
ucbgeofly
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SUCCESSION NOr,CES.

Succession OF H. RI. Vance-Nn. :s3,ASe.
CECOHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ish of OrIeans-Notice is heraby given to the
creditors of this estate. and to all other person
herein interested, to show cause within ten Gays
from the pressat notification, # any they have or
can, why the account presented by william H.
Vance. ADM nistrator of this estate. should not be
homo oRated ana approved, and the funds DIS
tcibuted in accordance herewith
apl5lo24 MO. TRACY. Clerk.
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NOTICE..
Number Three.

GrpAKTIES- or IMPROVEMENTS,
Clty OF New Orleans.
April 9. $50 J
A LII PERSONS HAVING OF CLAIMING no
II have contracts pertaining 10 streets and Ia nd
lngs within that portion OF he parish OF Jefferson,
including tb city Jefferson, recent incorporated
into the city OF New Orleans, requested 10
present them to the undersigned without delay,
order that copies OF the same may be recorded II
avs s. J. r. WEST. Administrator.
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wtihuu's SI"lden Cod sIv-r c1.-PCre
and reliable obtained from fresh s1G heait1y vers,
an uusur passed by any Yet produced. Sold By all
respectable druggists.
j EILHAU'S SONS, l83 Broadway,
FapS New York
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NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Auditors Office,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
AQditor's Office,
New Orleans, April Y, le7O
IT HAVING BEEN DISCOVERED YESfER-
day n this Office that of lot of State aTranta,
amounting together to about $40 GOO, and purpo;t
ing to have been Issued by the late Auditor. u. NJ
Wcklife than 100 600 counterfeit; ana IL
being believed that these not the only counter
feits aoat of the series OF warrants the pup
he are hereby aduou ished to care in deal
ing 10 warrants issued by the late Auditor, 6. NJ.
WckliTe. jas. GRAZ
aUl9 3t Auditor.
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suceesston of James Doyie-No. sS,7l7.
CEOOND DISTRICT COURH FOR THE PAR
y ism OF Orleans. -Whereas, Mary Dwyer Doyle
ministration on the estate of the late James
Doyle deceased, intestate: Notice il hereby given
to ali whom it raay concern, to snow cause witnin
ten days why the prayer ct tie said pettioner
should not be gran ted,
BY ORDER of The Court. - $500 49,
apl5 923 NJ. u. fiLACf, oiess.
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Success1on of James ID. fSlskelx-S0.
337.3.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
y ish of Orleans--Wf ereas, John q. Eurnell has
pettioued the Court for letters or admnstration
On the estate of tho late James d. Biakely
deceased intestate: Notice il hereby gwen to ell
whom it may concern to show cause within ten
daye why the prayer Of the SAID petitioner shonid
not be granted.
By order of .re Court. -
spl4 IS 70 n. u. TRACY, O'efs'
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NOTICE.
Number Four.

DERARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
City OF New Orleans. 7
April 8, ls7o.
IA have contracts Tor repairing, cleaning paving
streets; removal Of garb6 Tor constructing or
pairing bridges; or for constructing or repairing
v6aryes within the limits OF the ciIy o. New Or
leans as defined by the act of February g. 1857 are
requested pre- tGem to the UNDERSIGNED, with
out delay in order that copies o. Inc same may De
recorded in this De apartment.
ap95C j. K. WEST. Aorn1nistrator
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First night of the new romantic drama,
'Sct in Cold" for benefit Of Rose Watkins,
at Academy tonight.
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e, r. Norton and j. j, Tarieton. As-
sgnees OF Given, Watts IL Co.. bankrupts vs..


e. r. Norton and j. j Tarieton. As-
signees OF Given. Watts d Co.. bankFupts, Vs.
IaTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
for the District of Louisiana, No. 9379.-By viz
h highest BIDDER, on sATUspAY May :, ls70.
the town of St; Msrtinsyille; parish Of St Martin,
in this state, the following described properly VIZ
tiers Bend, baving four arpents front on Bayou
Teche by twelve srpents in depth from said bayo1,
and from thence having eight arpents front, more
or less. by twenty-five arpeats in depth contsiniug
two hundred and twenty-five arpents IN SUPERFICIAL
Mrs u ie Dugas, widow Of jean Bsptiste Ohiassor,
and from Narcisse Chiasson, by an act passed oe
More Simeon Vaery Martin, notary, on the hrst CT
z. a TRACr OF LAND. having about one hun
side by the property Of Valsin Bernard. and on the
lower side by the property OF Alefandrs Meat.
Reynaud by an act passed before Simeon Yaiery
Martin notary, in the parish OF St Martin on the
tWentysecond day OF Deem oer 1853.
3. a TRACT OF LAND. lying in township num-
eight south s. sc number SIX cas- on re
upper line by lands belonging to the said. s. r.
Inorne. and on the lover line BY lands OF Jean
ara. Vireinte Pain wife separated in property.
of Alexandra Vezat. by act passed before Simeon
Yalery Martin, notary, On the twenty-hfth day OF
T. a TRACT OF LAND. lying in said township
Soui RWestsrn District Of Louisiana Containing one
hundred and thlrty-six arpents; also. the one ur
dlvlGed lel1 OF tract OF laDQ having
and sixty-one $500 arpents, the whole purchased
by S. Il. ThorBe from Alexander Estelet, By an act
passed before Simeon vaiery Martin. notary, on the
first day of October, LOST.
6. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND lying at the
place called "Grande Pointe," cor tanning one hup-
drea and sxty-three 75l00 acres. being the frsc-
tiena southeast quarter of section number twenty
five, il township number eight, south of rsDga
number six. east, purchased by the said b. 4.
Thorne from John Q. Hamilton, by an act passed
before AIphonse Landry notary of the parish Of St
Martin. on the twenty ninth day of August, 1852
6. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, being in the
| southwest fractional quarter of section number
twenty five, in township number eight, south OF
range number six east in the Southwestern District
OF Louisiana, containing hundred and hfty
l6 LOO acres, purchased by the said s. 4. Thor ne
from Aurelin Breaux by an act under private gn e.
ture, Gated twentieth day OF August, 1858.
Together with all the buildings and improyene nts
thereon, machinery, etc.
Terms-Uash at the time of adjudication, in
United States Treasury notes
Cost OF deed, stamps, ETC., at the expense OF the
purchaser.
United States Ma-staIs Ofice, New Orleans.
March so, 1870.
United States Marshal District Of louisiana
mh3l ape l6 % 80 mai
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succession OF W. rs Yullis-No. Se2, $50

Succession OF w. Is. Yullis-No. ,Gss,5 $50
CECOND DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. Notice is hereby given 20 the
creditors Of this estate, acd to all otner persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten Gays
from TIRE present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by Mira Mary
Tullis natural tutriX of ner minor children and as
such adm nistratri1 of this estate, should not be
homologated and approved, and the funds clstrl
buted in accordance herewith
BY order of the court -
ap9 I3 le NJ. y. TRAOY. CIerk.