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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-02
The white willow.
LETTER From Hon. JOHN SCOTT.

NEVADA, IeOs ~, lcf1.
| EDITORS OsKALoOsA HERALD:-I
have delayed answering your request
of Jan. 2lst, for an article on White
/ Willow culture, that ] might give
you some facts. / stated at Des
Moines, on the occasion referred to
by you, that one success proved more
than thousand failures. now give
you the substance Of statement
made by John Evenson. Esq, an en-
tirely reliable man, for some years
the assessor Of his township, and
also member Of the Board of Super
visors and Justice Of the Peace. Tn
der date of February sth, 1871, he
writes:
Howard Township bassixty miles
of White Willow. OF this amount,
four miles have stood eight years;
six miles for seven years; eight miles
for six years; ten miles for five years;
six miles for four years; four miles
for three years; five miles for two
years; and fifteen miles Tor one year.
Four rniles are 'tnrned out as renee,
without anything added; fifteen
miles have one or two fence-wires
stretched on it,orwillowp poles woven
among the standing trees; and ten
miiesrequlre sui more wires or pores,
put MAKE me Dooy VI me renee. r.
II. She'daii maze three hundred ra'is
rom t"eIVe Io"S oi W''ioW ,as'
spring ~ ee''s ,e"'''y w WV uo'-
iarS per iou, eu' 'oui ie'' ''oiu 'ne
s'o'n', ~" "',io " o., ~ "'.'u
"o''' r., -,
''' wy 10" 49, ~ ;" =. 81
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WV ''' VI ',' w" RI, .'..'a",
'o' ",e
are ANoi "esi"n'' an" WIN ''"'.'."
kno"'eoge VI '"e ieia''e''e''''o ~ we
VIM" wien my oesa" " PAM.
'huci oi ''e carrier pi"n.ihs pio'e"
"orlhies9 "o renee. No' o'eeo',
ageu ny 'liS '''eS nave pei'c'e'e"'
ana now 'hey know us Vaiue' ana
how TO make III uselui. IL Is regard
ed by them as OF lhestiiiiaDie Va'ue
and Is proven TO be SO.
THIS IS "a report rom p"t one Town
snip. Other TOWNSHIPS "o"'d MAKE
valuable ADDITIONS 10 th's' an" snow
results OF o'der paintings. ohe man
Claims fence 'that a man cannot set
through without an axe Announcer
mas SIX miles OF IL on one iari". AN
other VINO mas p'ahtea largely OF ~
rand has given 1t thorough cnlture,iE-
GLIDING a heavy manurlng every two
years, reports enormous grown, ana
compete success.
Wlthh the past TWO years many ex-
perlments nave beeh urea, some OF
which already give promise Oh sood
results. some nave set cuttings lour
or n'e ieet iong' from TWO 70 lour
'''ci'es III "'a,''e'e'' 1oii'o'''''e7 '''''i"R
po"ru Oh 'no ."'''os,' VI - pos's
so' - ''o WV '""' pNNe'
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why :" ."' 'p' ''S y, - o' s'
nay. 'e' ''o "a s"'.'"s'' '"' ~, ''''
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nave oohe "e''' ana give o'Se 'o'''e
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y e''ee. ihe us""i '''"''''.r VI
se'''hg ~ WIN cuttings vi apou'eign'
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). u''''c'e'. - "e'' ,"ieu 'oi 'hese
s'vo Ne,S '"'''''''''s 'e'o''e.
a"o eo'"e measurements 'Ne"
'o.n ''ee'"" 10y s'o"."'' u NY ""i,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
tIrnpIer 1919.

N ACT 80 amend section ON" hundred aud sixteen
Of chapter Elk Of the revised statutes relating g.
the collection OF taxes
Section ONE hundred aud ixtcou Of the revised
-tatut'- f. hereby amended 30 read a. follows
When the owner or poss"ssor of goods. wares and
merchandise. logo timber boards and other lumber.
stock in trade including stock employed iu the bust
nrs Of any Of the mechanic arts horses mnles neat
cattle. sheep or swine resides n any other town than
The ono I'm which such personal property b Kept and
"a Nod the constable collector having tax any
such property for collection. may demand n of such
owner or pOsressOr In any part of he state and on
his refusal 10 pay H. may dstran him Toy his goods,
aud for want thereof may commit him 90 iri in thc
county where he Is found ur he pays u or b. dis.
charged by law Approved February u. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24

may exceed the limit of two feet depth measured ~
Aforesaid under the following condition. namely
arst, the distance nom ordinary lOw-water mark 90
the entrance Of such weir shall not exceed one hun
dfcd feet second such weir shall obstTuct more
than one.eghth part Of the width of the channel .
third, every such weir shall BE- stripped Ca
der it incapable Of taking fish. ON and SITTER the me-
tecnth day OF June annually; these conditions to
apply only e. Weirs that exceed tho aforesaid limit
depth.
Scr 2 Section thirty.thr Of chapter forty ot
the revised statutes Of eighteen hundred nrd seventy
one shall not apply o. the Kenuebec. Androscogein
PcnobscOt riyers. or their Tributaries
Approved February -. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chapter IoJ.

n ACT defining the notice on petitions tor assess
tnent Of damage for lands taken boy railroad cor
porations
SECT. !. In all cases OF petition 90 the county
commissioners - any county praying for the assess-
meut OF damage on account az any railroad corpo-
ration having taken any lands therein, the notice To
be given 20 the adverse party of the time ana place
OF the hearing thereon. shall be personal notice of
fourteen days. or by publication of the petition and
order OF notice thereon Ia newspaper published
ia said county, two weeks successiYely, the last pub
LEGATION In be fourteen days before said hearing
SECr. 2 This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February -, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
CHAPTER 1917.

An ACT ameudatory Of chapter anyone of the r..
Yised statutes relating 10 railroads.
Section thrr~ ~ chapter htty.ono OF the revised
statutes Of eighteen hundred and seventy cone, f.
hereby amended by inserting nfer the word 'tiIno q"
I'm the seventh line 81 -aid section. tho following
provided, however that when land & hc'd by ter.
ie nd the rycr.ion A. contingent as o. the
persons IN whom 70 may vest ON the termination ~
the i.estato such fact shall be- stated in the app
cation. and the commissioners shall in addition 10
the notice 90 the tenant for lite give notice by pub
Iication nll other interested lu such manner as
they shall deem proper
lAppfoyel February -. ls7Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chapter 200.

Ak ACT to amend sections 6fiy-eight and dny-nlne
Of chapter forty Of tho revised statutcs relating 10
the taking Of smells.
SE,T. l. Sections 10y-eight aud ny-nine Of chan
ter forty of the revised statutes eighteen hundred
and seyenty-ou" are hereby amended a. 10 extend
the time In which smets may b. taken and lscd for
from the frst day 10 the fifteenth day OF MARCH, In
each year.
SEcT . This act shall take effect when approved
iApprosed February - 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chapter 1913.

An ACI la relation TO Inc times of holding sessions
Of the county commissioner Of the county Of fc.
nobscot
>Kor. T. The county commissioner 81 The county
Of fPn0bscO shall hold sessions the first Tuesday
e January April July, and october. instead Of the
times now provided by law.
Scot. 2 Al acts incou-istcnt with this act are
hereby repealed.
SECT 3 This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February j.. 1911
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chnpfcr 2OI.

AN ACT 10 promote immigration into this state
SHCT ! Whereas, IN section three OF an act en-.
titled AN act 10 provide for the defense of
the northeastern frontier, approved March twenty
four eighteen hundred and sfNtyfour IL Is provided
that the European aud North American railway com
pany i charged With the duty Of encoura ginz imm
grafton into the STATE" and shall bc required To al
point suitable cEngrant agent, and annually pub.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Gl,utbter 100.

AN All amend chapter forty Of the revised stat.
utcs Of one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one. relating 20 dsh and fisheries
SEcr. /. In addition 90 the exemptions specified
la section hy of chapter forty of the revised stat
utes, there shall be another and further exemption.
by adding 10 the said section the following words
and the kcnnebec river and it, tributaries above the
sOutherly line 81 the heunebec dam at Augusta
SECT. This act shail remain ia force three yeafs
Approved February y. lr1l.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
aI,nnfcr INA.

AN ACC amendHtory of chapter hfty.On" OF the -.
yised statutes r"ntng 20 tho Issue Of bonds By
railroad corporation.
SECT. !. Section twcntY-eight OF chapter nfty-
Of the revised statutes Of eighteen hundred and
-eventyone + hereby amended by striking In the
fourth line of said section the words mot exceeding
six per cent"
sEor ? This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February y. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chapter f0t.

AZ ACT relating 10 Instruction In industrial me-
chanical drawing
SCOT. l. Any city town may annually make
provision for giving free instruction In industrial or
mechanical drawing to persons over hft"en years 90
age. either ia day evening schools under IA" al.
rectUu Of the nuperintpuding school committee.
Scr. . This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February l., ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chapter 1913.

An ACT additional to chapter tDrtY 81 the revised
statutes OF eighteen hundred aud seyenty.one. r..
latiug TO river fisheries
SEcr. /. The limit OF depth prescribed tor weir
ia section thrtyfour OF chapter forty at the revised
statutes Of eighteen hundred and seyenty-one, shal
no mcnsrstd in the entrance Of the welr Weir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chapter I1I.

An ACT - repeal sections f0rly -olRht - hity-hree
Inclusive, Of chapter iOrty.seyrn Of the revised
statutes relating 60 bank returns
sLCr J. An the sections Of chapter iOry seven OF
tho revised statutes numbered fotty.oiPht "a my
three. inclusive. are hereby repealed.
SEttr . Ihi- act -hall take effect when approved.
Approved February ~. iSIll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24

This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February a.. 1871
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24
SHERIFF'S SALES

cKyE III e; mil Nlil!aadon vs.. T =. Si"r.-
Of Oh n DISTRICT COURT For TpEa n:
seiznre anS No. 9l2a-By yir-ne 81 PARISH
the district nc co a5eetsa Honorable
s bic a AUCTION entitled Proceed ct 0s
bet~es and Aus
twelve y., On TUESDAY, December 9e Dsurict OF
erty to w itock H. the following descpibsHs ~, at
selvtnde eng ns;s; EIGHT with all the rights
of 5ssiss city snS
Cadiz smS pounded by St. Charles or M humber
book ita.sst pa nit, Il
at sss ps s en
ade.s nty-hye feet front on ST e.gnt. meas
mes, of one hundred tpat '"eea equal and parallel
Thomas Moran si fba sor lots Of ground by
hereof mai!andon, plaintiff, % DER act ~ it a.y
,iShtesr Passso on the thirtiett dav NJ r, "aie
aye notary, Magner. .,S,Sns' Deso1e tho said
THsrazeo the above sur 20 ~
Aefms-CaeA On the SPOT,
nos1 dee 70 Sheriff Of the Parish o. n.'r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

New YORK, November q, Eveninf-Cot
ton: market quiet; sales 1900 bales. mid.
dhng uplands IL &c; Orleans 1850. Futures
dull; sales to-day 1850 bales low middling.
e follows: November, lSss. 1874 and Is D-16c:
December, Is GIG, 1870 and Is 9-I6c: Jan
vary, Is GIG, Is ll-l6, ISsa and lsasc:
February, 1873, 1913, 10 and Is slice: March.
!9A 0l9 3-l6c; April, I9 ZIG 0l9asc; Nav,
1875 0i914c. ''
Flour: Southern quiet and heavy: CON-
mon to fair extra 36 al so: GOOD to
choice 5509 25. Whisky 9lc, Wheat
meetaied, and a 20 lower; winter red West
eln xLo40 90 Corn heavy, and 1c lower.
ilce nfm at 09c: Pork irregular at $l2 80
67A 16sc. Rosin a IS. Freiahts stesd a.
Beef quiet ~ II for plain mess; tIr0 ii
for extra mess. Freights to Iiyerpool
steady; per sail, corn Sd, wheat 8lhd. cotton
7-3Sd; corn, per steam, Sd; wheat sid.
Con9c drm; Rio 16A 01SAc. Sugar firm:
fair to good refining ga 09ssc, CSba and
zorro Hic0 S0SAc: Molasses less active;
mand fair, market firm; low middling l71bc.
Flour: market steady, moderate demand:
&6 1897. Wheat: demand fair; market
firm; n 4201 As. Corn: demand fair: new
AZ 40 Oats: market steady; IS o. Oc.
Pork dull, but unchanged; new held at
$l2 Us Lard dull, but unchanged; sales Of
good ct She. Bacon: demand fair; prices
advanced; clear rib and clear sides7A @
7lsc. Whisky: demand fair: prices ad-
vanced; soc.
81. LoU1s, November 23.-Cotton firmer;
l73ic. Flour: demand good at
full prices; supcrfine winter IS IS as 80;
double extra winter &c. 1886 so; treble
% 1917. Wheat slow; No. 2 red winter
81 5O0l 81. Corn qnie. and weak; mixed
% track IS 46c; sacked SIC. Oats firmer;
No 2 &c for mixed; sacked 42044c.
Whisky firm at e9lsc. Tobacco steady.
Pork lower; mess $l2 1913. Bacon quiet;
shoulders 7asc; clear rib and clear sides |
Ne; sugar cured hams A0l5c. Lard |
luiet; steam rendered 8A 08asc
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November 23.-BalliOn in the |
Bank Of England increased E6OO,OOO.
PARIS, November 23.-Rentes 56f SOC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24
i1Gl & : &C I oii b { cfal.
MoNEFARY.
oFFICK OF TER DAILY REPUBLICAN,
s YHCksnAY RHRSlNa, November q I'LL

Il AHCksDAT HvESlN0, november ~. lo1l
The money market Proper is unchanged. We
quote AL notes with uuQuestiOnable LOliaterals
l0Il2 per cent per annum and second grade II
0ls, and second grade IS. Mortgage paper still
ruies at 10 per cent per annum for al and l2I5 for
second grade. round amount of very good paper
secured by cOlaterals cone to-day at per cent
per month, and good mortgage paper at 10 per
cent per annum and brokerage Operations gene
rally were interrupted by the hanks Closing at an
early hour on account @; the fair.
Gold opened at u, : alllls against 1l0'i at New
York; and closed at the opening rates in both mar
kets. The only sales reported $4,000 and $4,000
at ll0ss and $1,000 and $1,000 at lii.
Nothing transpired in silver. We still quote lO8ls
alG91: for American half dollars and Mexican col
lars nominal.
Foreign exchange was almost at st&ndstill The
reported sales OF sterling confined to $4,000 Al
bill OF lading at al9As: x25N Al clear at 100 and
x2op first class at l2o4s. Nothing was reported in
francs We quote sterling at ll91s 10 good to
bank.
Domestic exchange was quiet and weak The
oanks crew on New York for reuiIlan at q t,
cent discount, and the sales included E18 600 aud
*20 600 New York bank sight at : discount SIP 900
sight on Boston at i.
We still quote i per cent dsco.nt as he remit
tapee rate for small amounts OF bank New York
gold checks. Nothing appears to To ding i'll
round way.
Operations i'll stocks we're very limited. 10 shares
Ammonia Fr0pelling Company sold as SIS, Ind We
heard OF l"O Louisiana Levee at 1925.
Nothing reported in bonds.
one thousand dollars State warrants brought S..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24
Five Hours and a Half Quicker THAN
any Other Line.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
~ AND
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Change Of Schedule.

On and after TUESDAY, October 10. 1871, Passen
ger Trains will run as follows:
II a. NJ Day Express arriving at Mobile at 5 P
NJ, connecting with Through Trains on Mobile
aid Montgomery and Mobile and Ohio Rail.
roads, for all Northern and Eastern cites
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run through
or this train from New Orleans to LOUSY. IL,
"a Humboldt without change; also from Ter.
s.s tuear MOBILIZE 10 Lynchburg. via Blue Noun.
tain route.
3 2. NJ Mobile Evening Express, arriving at No.
ll!e AZ $3.50 2. NJ This train and the II A. IL.
Pay Express will stop at all the watering places
10 receive and discharge passengers.
Passengers for DOnaldsonvilie will take the cars
a. the Canal Street passenger depot at 80 A. NJ
the steam ferry. foot Of ST. Joseph street at AS
a. NJ. connecting with Passenger Train leaving the
ctLe1 side of the river, arriving at DoDaldsoLvile
al II NJ Returning, leave DonaldsOnville at ! P.
n arriving at New Orleans at about S =. N.
Through Freight Trains daily between New Or
!.aLs and Mobile. Freight received at foo. OF
G!rod street before p NJ. delivered at Mobile early
next day. Through bills of lading signed for all
70 ITS North, East and West al Freight Office Zoo,
u G.fod street.
Ilcke. Oiice corner Camp and Common streets.
WILLIAM Be DELL, Agent.
&. ". 4. BAYLEl,
General Superintendent.
Il. q. SANBOKE.
General Ticket Agent.
W. J. PHELPS
oclU " General Freight Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24
RECEIPTS CF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures SouthwesteiI-188 bales
cotton SOC head cattle
OUACHITA CITY-Stean!er Fleta-949 bales cotton
and sund;ies
LOWER COAST-Steaner Bradsh Johnson
l.t hhGs sugar l2g bts Molasses bbls sugar
ICBDFlLS SJOkE-Steauer " Pikt-2J2 nlIds
suSar 306 bbls mUasses ~ bales cotton ; SKIS seed
cotton
WALLS LANrING-Steamer Bart Abe-305 hhGs
sugar 90 bb,s nlo.asses
CAiRO-Stearer Lou!svi.le-26l7 SKIS corn c449
SKIS oats ]20 bales hay Ill pols -four and slndries
FORT SMIiH-Stealuer tlaiksvIile-I558 tales
cotton
FURT SM!TH-Steamer Rosev.ile-852 bales Of
BIT THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, November2&-e2 bales cotton 2l0 pt,s Iue
~ hhGs sugar 40 un.s Iolasses
XORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November 22-lq bales cotton ISL hhds sugar 645
lois Molasses 20 half bbs Moiasses kegs molasses
hEw UkLEANS. JACKSON AND GRkAf NORTE-
ERN RAILROAD. November 23-Sl6 bales cotton
AMI syrd-y produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

II. ii. Walsh vs.. Mrs. Kebecca Denou-
WON, tutrix, etc.

H. ii. Walsh vs.. Mrs. Rebecca Den0u-
WON, t,ltrix, ETC.
S1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 2320-By virtue of 2 writ
Of herl facas to me directed by the hOnoraS!e tha
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in TN
above entitled cause, will pl Oceed to sell 1T pah
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change, ROYAL street between Canal and Custom
house streets in the second District of this city o.
TUESDAY. December &C. 1871, at twelve O'Clock N,
the following described property. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the
buildings ard improvements thereon, rig hts, ways
privileges and advantages thereunt0 belong .ng
situated il the First District OF this city, ia tie
square bounded by Fulton Lafayette Front and
Girod streets the same being lots numbers two and
three on plan known as the plan Of j. A. Beard
duly certified by Hugh Grant, late surveyo or under
date Of January II. 1882 and deposited in the Office
OF H. B. Cenas, then notary public in this city.
Lot nun Der two measures twenty four feet two
inches ard seven lines front OH Fulton street
twenty four feet thee inches and three lines front
on said Front street, by hundred and seven.
teen feet eight inches aud three lines depth a
the line of lot number one, and one hundred aod
seventeen feet inches and four lines on the Ina
of lot number thre. Lot number three Eeaeufee
fwentyfHur feet two inches ana seven lines front
said Fulton street, twenfyfOuf Feet three inches
and three lines front said Front street, by OLA
hundred and seventeen feet ten inches and four
lines IN depth the line dividing 1t lot mum,
Der two, and one hundred and eighteen feet and
five lines on the line dividing it from lot number
fOrr.
Seized II the above suit. .
Terms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

the Conservatives of Europe " f4 ~
FOR particulars. circulars and any desired in
formation, apply TO the New Orleans Couservatorv
OF Music, glass box No. 1885, New orleans Lo,,iS
lana or personally at the Conservatory. ''0''''
THEOPHILUS MASAC President
kEFERKNCEs-Bishop J. G. Kenner: Rev. A p
g = on Rev; 3. Taylor; Rev. j. B. A. Ahrens ",
n roster, Esq, hom Race, Foster L. T. Merrick:
Rsq h President New Orleans National
Equitable Life Insurance Company: Lloyd r. Cole.
man, Esq, President Mechanics and Traders In.
surance Company; W: N. Pinckard, ESD: Jacob
Hassinger, ESQ.,; R. NJ Lusher. ESQ; +. Roeder
Esq., superintendent; George Forster, ESQ. Edi
tor German Gazette, etc. 01
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION,
Mr. Theopliilus Masac. professor of history and
philosophy Of music; MI: Charles Van Hufien.
professor of vocal music Miss Carolina Zess nrofes
ser Of vocal music; M Edward Groenevet, pro-
May, professor Of the piano forte; Miss Eugene
Lemoine, professor of the piano forte; Mr.. Alton.
90 Mari professor of flute; Mr.. Hermann Braun
professor OF orchestral instr1nents Besides an
emcisnt number Of assistant teachers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

VO TKaK9ERAxEl.lNG RUDLlC.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
20 ERR RAILROAD. 81 -
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and sitter Sunday, November u, passengers to
all points North Hast and West will leave New Or
leans from the depot, Calliope street.
Way Mail and Passenger, leave Daily
tSundays excepted. at............ 200 A. II.
hight Express, leave Daily at.... 4::3O p. N.
Night Express. arrive Daily, at........12:OO NJ.
Mail aud Passenger arrive Daily (Sun-
daysexcepted ,at......... 1900 P. M.
Night Express win stop only at all regular sta
tioHs south of Magnolia and at flag stations Satur
day nights and Monday mornings.
Five Hours and a Half Quicker THAN
any Other Line.
Baggage checked from residence to de stinat.on,
and berths secured in Pullman Palace Cars as
usual.
Tickets for sale at No % Camp street, corner OF
CoH,non street. and at depot corner OF Ca1liole
and Magnolia streets.
S. E. CAREY, General Ticket Agent
Few Orleans, Jackson and Great North Railroad
D. b. MOREY, General Ticket gent,
Mississippi Central Railroad.
s. ". SCOTT, General Passenger agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

! SssnsISsa ,aearStS6e - 1S1ii 49,
. III n, {AnnsfSc svSen1s, widow u JOIN ia
natural tutrix q hsx minor children aud il
rev rqsres Miiiisn II fssset sophie rrssee
Freret, E,vina Freret, jacques Frefet,
gasr,ts Ers5st: wife Wife,, q LeopSla Laeonls
c,EvENrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE RA1uA
= Of orleans. No. ss9l.-By virtue of . VIA
teri ,gcias to me directed By the honorable ~
ssssS, D. tn; cS.s s g aoss9 y
pubic auction. ct the Merchants md Auctiouves
Exchange, Royal Sstreet, between Canal and a.
city. on TUESDAY. December 26 1871. It txsss
O'Clock NJ, the following described propes:y.3
wit -. 4 -. ~ -
District of this city. in the square bounded
Common Gravier st. Mary Tor L0cusf) and Na1rx
liza streets said lots sdoin each other and meassS
eight feet four inches front on Common street, <
a depth of one hundred and thirteen feet a
inches. between parallel lines, and runs back ID
from ST. Mary to Magnolia street, together wsiA N
the buildings aud Improvements thereon, consist
ing OF twostOry frame dwelling. covered wiz
States divided into two tenements, con aiming fa7
rooms below, four rooms above, two story bacf
building or wing containing four ROOMS above and
four rooms below; paved yard, wateIw0rks sas
and District. and contiguous to lot numbef 0Se
measures fifty eight feet two inches front on Coz.
mon street, by a depth Of one hundred andttr
teen feet eight inches, between parallel Ines ard
runs back 10 the alley ten feet wide, above zen
toned, running through said square from st
Mary to Magnolia street, together with all tn
buildings and improvements thereon: consisting d
a large dweilinghsuee, retired from the street, and
containing. below. hail. front gallery closed RIA,
gallery, four rooms and in the upper tory the sane
number OF rooms, bath ROOM twO-story brick bsak
building. con tanning six rooms and priv!es TN
gas is introduced as well the water; the yard =
paved and there is cistern on the premises An6
lot number three. being in the sane square and
contiguous to the two preceding 0ts, measures
hundred and thirteen feet eight inches in depth,
between parallel lines, end runs back to the alley
ten feet wide. above mentioned, running Though
said square from st. Mary to Magnolia street. This
Whole as per plan made by James Freret, architect
and which Will b. exhicited at the Exchange.
Seized III tire above suit. u
Terms-Cash on the spot. .t
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