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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

SuoAn-Receivsd to-day 1lshhds n..
ketis quiet but firm. and the supplies ar, ,,1s.
at S399c. for common. SIC. for fair, ioG,n
for good fair, lOA@lO3c for fully air, lam
for prime l2i@lllc for yellow clarified y,
l3@ Isle. for white.
MoIAssEs-Recsived to-day So hi. .
demand is good Inferior fermentiuo !, ..n
at lS@2Oc., common fermenting 25@ssc ~,
to prime fermenting s5@45.. choice is,m,ss.
5l3c., plantation reboiled 25@5Oc., Is in o,.,
ty, city refinery reboiled S0@6Oc., golden ~.
&c., sl y gallon.
FLoua-Ths stock is light. the demand i 1
and prices are firm. Superfne and doub. .
ira is scarce. Superans Is quoted ct wx,
Dbl.
CoRS-h in fair supply and good DENIM
$500 sacks were sold to-day, of which lOOO,sa
mixed and 1900 mixed and yellow At 7Oc N
mixed and yellow and $500 white mixed 4, n
% bushel.
OArs-Are IN fair supply and good d.u,a
with frmer prices 1900 sacks were sold to.a'
ofwhich 200 st. Louis in second-ha ban N
Galena at &C.,, and 100 Galena at Csc y bu,lI
BRAn-Is in fair supply and demand lu
sacks were sold to-day. Of which GOO nehs
81 80 4; 27O and s25 do. at 81 IS y lOoh
HAr-Is in light supply and limited a.uu
100 bales choice Western sold at SIS Pnm,
quoted at $22@2S. choice s24@25.
LAaD-A lot offs kegs pressed sold at lsse
ID. Tierces are quoted at ll@llAc ieg, ~,
1919. Tib. II
PoAx-There were sales to day of 40 bbL
O. at SIS IS; 60 bbls mess at SIS 62l ;Aa|
and 80 do at $l8 IS y Dbl Holders ars VII,
SIS 75@ls y Dbl. It is retailing at $ls@Ha
y Dbl.
BAcoN-The stock is light. The ma,is
bare Of shoulders. The demand is fair vi
prices are ruling higher about rs casks VA
sold, of which S. 9 and II casks shoulders Z. &,
10 and 10 do clear rib at 9ac., Is do clsa, das
at 10tc., s and 10 do. at lo1c., and 20 t.ns
sugar-cured hams at l43c.
DRY SALT Shoulders are ouotsd n q
&c y ID.
BRzAKrAsr BAcoN-Is dull Western il
quoted at wholesale at l2lc. It is retailing ..
l3c.
Corn MEAL-The market is bare of suvlu|
It present 70 bbls. kiln dried sold on the ks|
It So 40 y Dbl. Frem store it is quoted
IS 5O@3 62A U Dbl.
RIcE-The market is quiet to-day, but holia|
are arm in view of the light stocks. Cs,oEl.|
92c. y ID. for prime, 81 for goOi
oa@9 for fair Louisiana 5000. y ID. nj
prime. TICS for ordinary and 7. for common
FOREIGN FRuIr-Oranges And Lemons al
worth 81 SO y box. Raisins So y bO,s
layer.
CoFTEE-Quiet, with only jobbing dem,si
We quote round lots (gold, duty paid) pru'H
9l21e. y h., good l43@l4ic.. fair l4ac@l
ID. Stock in first hands 1875 90 bags
HIDEs-Country hides in demand st-Glt t
y ID. for flint dry. and 14@l5c. for salN /
city slaughter moving OF rapidly at si0% d
steer and COW, 12@13c. for kips, and 75c =
calf skins.
BUrTrR-New Butter is in demand at 3OeH
D ID. for Western and 4O042c. for Gosha
old neglected. and quotations nominal
CHERsr-The market is bare of supplies %
good to choice new is quoted at l6Gl&
pound.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

Since our last issue, we have had the
qualification Of welcome calls from Ad-
ministrator James Lewis, DR.. Pemberton,
Coroner Pat Creagh, Hons. j. W. Quinn,
and ]. Henri Burch, of Baton Rouge,
who arrived in the city on Monday.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

Law ScHooL-We notice with pleasure
that Mr.. Bell has opened q school in the
Law Department of Straight University
for the instruction of aspirants to useful
ness and distinction in that grand field
The Law. :.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
CONNIE RCIAI.
MONDAY, May l6-ll: sOA,

Co1roS-Ths sales to-day .nbu.., =.
oales' at higher prices, closing at An 49,
ttSsc' in good ordinary and low midal.. Z
&c. N other grades. We advance our Qus,s =
accordingly. and also give the E1chans.
which are for ever running of is tvo.. s
ours are for average lists, with the ou,,;s. ~
for strict Ne
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
NEW ORLEANS SEMl-WEEKLY LOUISIANIAN,

serves to illustrate the fact Of q general
acceptance Of the situation on the part
OF our citizens generally, for were it not
80. the inAaming appeals of the towards
might mislead even our honest men.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
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NOTICE.

;eIAil communications must be addressed
Editor of the Louisianian," and anonymous
letters must be accompanied by the name Of the
writer not necessarily for publieaticn, bat as an
evidence Of good faith.
We ore not responsible for the opinions OF
our contributors
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
'UBLLSHED THURSDAYS d SUNDAYS
Vim. G. BROWN, Editor and Publisher,
P. g. s. PINcHBAcK, Manager.
OUR AGENTS.

MISSISSIPPI Daniel F. Young, Greenville.
LOUISIANA John A. Washington, Black
Hawk, Concorlia Parish; Hon. G. Y. Kelso,
Alexandria; Antoine & Sterrett, Shreveport A.
e. Ruth, Carroll Parish.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA james A. D.
Green, Washington City
ILLINOIS Lewis B. White. Chicago.
KENTUCKY DE- Z. A. Green, Louisville
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

Isaac Myers, Esq, of Baltimore,
is in our city; and we had the pleasure of
q call from him.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
SIGNS OF THE TINES.

We quote the following from the
associated press dispatches of Monday
last
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

IS A sTIMrLAST. and Of itsef ray fsnw
.gsc, , cure. blu, BueLu. when srienufcaie! c.m.
- xi,h Hruuide OF Potassium 81, otltr 'ntIeu'.ns
aroduces a sedati,e effect. and causes . "Sh.ss ,,;,..
MS ,ncrrnsfn AZ ske powers OF digestion. shs!f"H -
,' IN r.dnciny sif unn ntuya' ~ elhsgs. sterrms. ps,ns:
,a.,,a,ior. and causing the repairs ana nn''i,hcn.s."
ts hu,msp '.ndy 70 le greater than the WASTE. 'n". ~
terting decomposition aid decay, " s""
men, heath and yigor to the system. r.u,
Nv BUCEU Is gcod for all diseases ar,snR ~
srrh a : weak ncss and l1ih IN the nacE snn Afs''
r.u,i,l,uy In the region Of The Heart wcaS -as,'
p,t,ii C.unt.pancc. ~Iryness Of the skin, Scte'S'A'
sr,i,;i;. In u.s. MANY forms Ulcers. and yuna.rs.
Ii your system Is Affected By any 0 :, .s r",,,. 81 ~,
,.us and diseases. relief is "a, hand. tiet q .o''.s ? W.:
Iuchu and Er"'nide oi Ioass'"""
,ty on lei,g erred. 49, r.r,dsy
lnow ius, VIVA, I say. Ny record a. sor Ps"HS''
~ Medicine is secord TO no man nihc soathwes'.
Twen,y-ive or thirty years ago. as my Ie.'~ =.
nov full we'll. fourd me hrhin.t ~. preserl,'".o
- ~. c',, In whicl, | ncw dw ell. ! have cured n,sTs PsN
10 of ysr;ou. disease thar all the ply sieians IN .
III. nut together. lndonitcdly, Tor ever! snhsIs
lent ;hs, an, Louis willie physician has oase |""
IN M upstart Of yesterday. NY Meoie'nes
nss-s 0rcni success. LOUSY lille is not large encogh -
ne 20 have a competitor. I ,nonop"i'ze NE "o,.S
49,, W.dsrinr m abe here. Ore aud another has 'r.u
cnnvinc after me here in I ouis,n,. 10 compete VIII
me hut orc after another. tfcif guns have eeen e''e"''s
and th-ir Efforts ha,. lecii al "fh'r. 49,.
Nv Medicines are eood AMI answer ms rufFsee
8 The secret nf nv success. MY repu' 'o" Sr"S"
FOUNDER os good. reliable articles Is tuiiy
1 hcl;cyc my puciu aud Bromide o. fo'ass'eni " W
est article nov ia the rnarkct W ins cure, 49," ah ,
- ~ tie urinary or gent" urinary ".se"s, ~
;,c,,rrsi ;ncnn,incnce. lrritabitty OF inc h'sooeI T"
l~r-e,hra. defamation of the FelsisV VI the hidhes' . :
hat class Of Diseases, S,.c,icr
N,v a ,,ar iouis ard be r,red Issaspe' ~ y
n all cases. "~A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

Ioov;uu the East and arriving at IN
..,,o mr. Indianapolis. how shall we rcacn
,i,n WestY The best Line is acknowi-
cdyel TO he the G., b. y G., joined 10
rcthcr w it'll the Il. & NJ. Railroad by INC
ron Bridge at Burlington, ana cailco
tho BURLINGTON ROUTE. .~..
The main line Of the Route running 10
Omaha connects with the great racine
S,nods aud forms to-day the Leading
cute 10 California. The Middle Branch
entering Nebraska at plattsmoutn, pasS'
cs through Lincoln. the oiate ."p Tnn;
and will this year be finishco 10 rv
Kearncy, forming the shorteso I::,u
~lacross the Continent by over y n
Another branch Of the Is: NJ, aivc.g.
;nu at Rcd Oak, falls into me running
lduwn the Missouri through 81. Joe -
Kansas City, and all Kansas. fassE.se.
by this route to Kansas, see ii,'',ois
Southern Iowa, and Missouri, ana, .!
slight divergence. can see Neorask" a,so
: overs of fine views should rcmcmoe'
tho burlington Route. for its towns.hls
uicaming from afar"-its tree-irlmgc'
s.roamseits rough bluffs and quarrics..
&c corn oceans stretching Ovcr the pra'
lrics further than eye can rcach.
land -buycrs will be sure TO mem
: .. f"r thcy have friends among the wv
a .Sonsond who have already bought farm
! from Geo. s. Harris, the Land II
s;omcr Of the b. g. NJ. II. X. Mt buriins
y snn Iowa. or among the four tho"sah
q n"wc-stcaders and pr~c-emptOrs VINO IN
..sor fIcd claims in the Lincoln lana 0
ice. where "Uncle Sam is rich cno"s
N rive us all q farm"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06
BULLS
SARSAPAR1LLA!

-. t.s~ t,r,I.-fcar Sir. Knowing the eHciehcys
uh' ..riiis ava the healing and beneficial qlr'
yox' ., nsssrs.e.. send you the following statement =
nv case. IRIS.
-, sra confined Tor six months. Being n'ov.a ~
len nv wounds have not healed YET. ! I. n.,s " /" ~
! moment since | was " cunie "a. ! am IA - ssus.
s,ms Nv general health is impaired. sno I, Me.a "V"r
l,hRsns to s.sis, nature. lhase mors ,s ~, ~ ~ SS s ss"".
.sapariIis II an any,hif,s else; ! Wish nn,,,e. m" M cblirs
inc. fiesse eAp''ss c.rrA,. e. 4. JOHNSON.
.n M. son ~ q skiIlful sfirgeoh
y. =. ..an,,,.,ded 10 her friends. arssior many
MS ' used my sarSaparila with perfect success. \, !"
scrofuia and Fever sores Mrs. !c.ns'" ..se, nv Jour.
cur -, attended Information and advice IN your eass'
Nv Journal contains certificates o. sm' anonn here ID
min's.., for integrity and vcracity. ! hsse's
, mn, received . most remarkable eert ,nMS n MI :"
.,a.psn, gentleman Of Louisville. o"N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06
Extra Special Notice.
REV ARE OF CONFERENCE.-THE

Smith. Tonic Syrup has been coun'e''s''e'' ''
III. counterfciter brought TO GRIEF.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
Tn. genuine artlcl. must have DR.. John na's Pr. .,"h
s,.u,p on each BEETLE. DIR. John hul' on's ""e ~,
~ =, .uufacturc and sell the original 'o"" s"n"
svrup. Of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine : '" ''
IN each bottle. II my private stamp Is ho' :" ~
no,,l. do not purchase. or you VIII DC ue.
SCI, nv column advertisement. and my sn".
vii, r,.secut~ any one infringing on my rsh'' -
M. Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be p'ePa'eu -
self. - s.,xx
DIR. JOHS BULL.
rr- v.r,uctv March 3, 1871.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06
To Live Men in Dubois County,

We are DESTROYS Of publishing a paparl
which will advance the interests oil inc
county in every way, and to that e"d
request your assistance. We wan. YOU
10 furnish any items which You tnlak
viii be Of interest in your locality, any
local events Of interest happening Nc
would be glad to hear of,--a'so aIH Ts
coycrics Of minerals, or otner a,. :.
Remember, we caan 3 DC cv want a reali,
r"oI maner. YOU can help make IT so,'nf
81 the same time bring your locality int
~uhi;c notice. Short communication
are invited upon any subject, and TO
those who have not been accustomed Z
,SSsi for the public, we will s cheer
9 script may contain. Send along I'll
Items.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06
B L LIS
Worm Destroyer
rxrRAcr OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER From GEcFcI
vsLLAxcw, wALxER Co, Ga.
June 70.
n, Iorx BraL-Dear Sir: ! have recent! R,vsn ~; ~.
..wDs.,.' n.s,rcxcr,' sew eral trials aud IND u wonue W..
.sGcacious. IL has not failed IN a single ins,snss s =
m. wished for effect. I sm doing q rI...s ~ ~. Mind.
nrsctice. and have daily use Tor soms ''e
am, sir, most rcslec,fniiy' rwrxr n d.
c.,ro,.,;sed md numerous .are the'tcst''no.
q =, ssyor ~ nv Worm Destroyer that newsIapsf
space is entirely too small to tell y. I'm mss''" TRY Il and b.
,onviuced. See my Jeurusl for . more 'un r1ru'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

~ Says the Lafayette Journa: line
New Albany Ledger demands that Mr.
bright shall make a showing OF his
printing affairs to the Democratic state
Central Committee. AS the Indianapo'
Tia Journal, the leading Republican or
ron Of the State, charges that Mr. A. Il
Connor participated with Bright in M
alleged populations, we think tho re
nublicon State Central Committee Q
which Mr.. Conner is Chairman, Shout
REQUIRE him to make q showing als'
what do the Committee think Of IL!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

"The Radical Convention OF Mas
eacl,usctts nominated William Is. W ash
burnc AS a candidate for Governor, dc'
fcating General Butler by majority Of
l79. Butler, contrary to expectations
acccpts the situation. The Convention
in lite platrol M, adopted Radicalism ana
gobblcd all the other isms of the day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

- The Laportc Argus authoritative
Is declares that two months after she
Mislawaka young men get married they
become insane, and have to be taken to
the asylum. The girls down there mean
I~usincss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

10 This county has a Mormon church
with a membership Of ovcr forty. 1t is
near Scottsville, in Lafayette township.
IN. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

az An old man named Brucning was
nearly cut in two by a circular saw al
St. Mcinrad, Spencer county, last Fri
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

ITMrs Cosgrove has sued the city OF
Lafayette for $50, 900 damages, for the
killing of her husband by policeman
Cook Of that city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

FINE AprLEs.-Wc ore indebted 10
Mr.. Andrew Mehringcr for a basket Of
fine apples. They were large, smooth,
and fine favored, and a full orchard Of
them. when the railroad is completed
will he worth a fortune put into market
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

~ Mrs. Winters and her daughter,
near Dale, Spencer county, were SO bad'
~ burned, Thursday, by the explosion
Of coal oil lamp, that they will proba'
bly die.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

H7.The Princeton Democrat o
ces Col. Edward {. Price OF Sullivan
county rs !. candidate iort the Democrat
ic nomination for Clerk OF the Supreme
Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

~Mr. John II. Blish, Chief Ensi-
ncer Of the Lake Erie, Evansville ana
Southwestern Railroad. reports that q
corps of engineers will go TO Eaton
Ohio. the first Of next week, to run Q
a line from that point to Bellfountainc
with a view of making a permanent To-
cation Of the road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

H1-The Terrc Hautc Journal says
that those Of the citizens OF that town
who arc shaking with the ague, are dy'
Ing with the blues.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

,u,h. roprie,orof,h this celebrated mediein: ins's ea'Ts
i forit 4 superiority veral t.i.u.se ~ ef srue
,n.iic far ,he sats cggrAiS AsD iEnNAshsI uie -
nd revsr. or Chi!ls aud feecr. whether Of shori :, .e..
standing. lie refers 10 the entire Western y ot
-s.,nr, country 10 bear him Testimony 20 treu",n ~
the assertion. III "a, in no casewhateyer Win is,,.sn.i
= Inc directions are strictly followed OUT. tnssa.s'
~ ..s.sa single dose has been sut0cirh. iIf seu,.t
. -" = ,ole families have been cured ny a sinEir ~.
Nth a perfcc, restoration OF the es,,ra. ear. ar 70 cure.
,w.ver prudcnt. and in every case more e'i'a'u ~.
= ~ 80 u continued in smaller doses Tor a week +. !. AZ"
,f,sr ,bs disease hss been checked, NOR. esree'sms - y.
AL, a,a long standing gases. Usually t"'- |.
a' ~ =, r.nrirc any aid TO keep the beac'sIr goea oru,r
should Tie patient, how ever. require : e4'nsr y. Tcrs
~. sf,rr having taken three " four d'ses = T, = !, :
cnr, aass Of BULLS VEGETABLE fANILi fAiL0
will be sufficient.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

6rThc new Catholic church at Scy-
mour will be completed by the 9th inst.
II il a 2xS4 feet in size, and elegantly
finished
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

BIO PorAroEs.-Wc were presented
this week by Mr.. l.. Bctz with some me
spccimcns of sweet potatoes, some OF
which measured nineteen inches III cir
conference, and about seven inches IN
diameter, the average weight being -
pounds. They arc of a new variety III
this region, and one ofthcm would max :
a good meal for an ordinary family
Who can beat them!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

urThc following marriage licenses
hive been issued in this county since
we published II former report; JON
Schmidt aud Elizabeth Mansfield; JOS
Leisman and Mary Rice Nicholas sen
ringer and Wilhcmina Brannckc; a
echmitt and Mary Trcttcr. Andy II!
man and Emma Sumner; Thomas q
Nolan and L. j. Ellis; John Maple an
Louisiana Williams Jacob Lovcall an
Lucinda Coonrad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

TAsbury University, Grccncastie.
is TO have . military professor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

crJudgc Underwood, United states
District Judge for Virginia, has written
n letter. in which he says he feels very
confident that the Fourteenth ana FL
,centh amendments to the Uuited States
Constitution, together with the enforce
ment act Of May, 1872, have ecured tn
right to vote to female citizens OF .'r
cinia as fully as they arc now exercised
and enjoyed by male citizens.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

NrThc Knox county fair opens at
vinccnncs October %.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06
HURRAH FOR THE
r ailrOa
FARM RS.
AGRICULTURAL WORKS AT
S. BLER'S,
nlAcxsM,rNA WAGON MAKING SHOP
DlAcKSMlTA&W WAGON MAKINGSH0|

JAsPER, ISDIANAs
To buy cheap, for money Aewn,
Come TO Jasper, ir'sthstown:
Farmers, and all who want - buy,
Enroll YOUR green backs. and draw n'Sni
For 3. Kuebler has for sale
The hes. Plows, wholesale or rctaIi
Buvxies, Carriages, silver bngn'..
With farming Implements all right.
The McShorey rluw-no better nsee-
Come one and all. lets have = trade
Corn plows and Cultivators new,
Mowin. machines end Reapers, tooi
Wagons, Of sll kinds, ready done.
Vay rakcs we're sure arc No. one;
Wiih MANY other things all NICE.
So lust come In, and learn the price:
Then II you don't want TO Ouy,
There'li be no harm 'twixt SOU ana l.
r.w rood Jobs have been made, confess,
Whose success has depended on copying Ho1
M, nni;se the printer-to borrow who must
They fail to give credit, and yet call II JUST.
With labor, skill, genius 70 surerintend,
New improvements | make, which the pnohe
AID when I've succeeded and got a good
I'll. nestthing | know it's on aaothsr machine:
nut something else I've got TO say,
Do not forget me- in the pay.
When iron buy, or lumber, ~ you Sec
Nothing but money will pay from me;
80 come and pay the old account,
And make a new one. good snd SOUND;
Now do not put II on too far,
With money In your pocket. and 10 spare.
And remember, l hesitate net osay
The work We make must he q. r.. --.r
April Is. 10Y ShD"si'NN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

ar Baldhcadcd butter is preferable
!, has no hairs in it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06
eUal,Nc

Louisville. Kentucky, March 3. ISL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06

x,,, ,~rrrr. Avn vtstr. o. rra cslsssA~r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. June u, 1871.

NEw-YORK, Monday, june IT, BIZ
Messrs. Y. *. Stevenson, Son & Co. offered q
valuable line Of unimprOved property at the Exchange
to-day Owing to the untayorable state OF the weather
there but small ATTENDANCE and the sale was
adjourned until favorable time. The market at
the Exchange has assumed the usual dullness, and
large sales are announced for the remainder OF the
month
j. Cole will sell on Thursday, at the Commercial Ex
change SaesrOoms, Brooklyn by order Of the Supreme
Court i'm PARTITION valuable business property located
Broadway Fourhst. and South Thrdst., Brooklyn,
T. d. The property is located In the business portion OF
the town. and Is surrounded by firstcass buildings.
s. Dngee, auctOneer, will sell, Saturday, on tho
grounds at Mamar0neck, thirty choice villa land
Mamaroneckaye, with a handsome country house
and modern cottage. Sale IL peremptory, being made
by order of the Supreme Court under the direction OF
Robert l.. Brundage, Sheriff
Messrs. a. ID. Melck, jr & Brothers continuation sale
OF Rutherfurd Park lots announced to-day did not
take place, owing to the heavy storm. The sale mas
until Wednesday, at the Same hour nd
place. This the third and last sale to be held by TINS
firm.
Messrs Johnson & Miller viii SELL on Tuesday, the
grounds 267 lots on Rutherfurd Park Nights
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THE COURTS.

A WIFE's GIFT TO HER HUSBAND CONTESTED.
Eliza Sexton died on the 28th of April, 1865,
leaving will in which she gave 5000 to her husband
Francis Sexton and various TO different relatives
Under her pillow, during her last illness, she had tin
box in which certificates Of stocks of the Third
Avenue Railroad and the Chemical Bank and about
o. 200 i'm Government bonds, the whole worth nearly
A. 600 The husband claimed that Mrs. Sexton had gwen
him the box few days before her DEATH and be refused
10 deliver il to the executor, Nicholas Walsh The latter
brought suit in the Supreme Court 10 recover II, ana
Indictment was ordered In his favor 10 the stocks on
The ground that they could not pass by gift without
transfer TO the the receiver the books OF the
Two cororatiOns or power of attorney TO effect such
transfer The Judgment was reversed on appeal, ana
he case came 10 trial the second time yesterday before
Indge Nan Brunt MF. Sexton testified that his wife
snmInoned him TO her room, handed him the box with
aud that they would be of TO him after her death
His testimony was corroborated by several witnesses
Case
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