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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-08-24
George D. MESSENGER.

Two years ago o division occurred in the
Democratic party in this county. That was
II contest between the friends of two popu
lar leaders. The bulk of our people were
friendly to both and viewed with regret
the quarrel. During the contest much bit
ter feeling was engendered by the indiscrcet
conduct and ungenerous charges of hot
headed. and in some cases, unscrupulOus
partisans on both sides. The readers of
the Gazette who were mainly friends of DR..
Farley will not soon forget, that most con
>picuous in braggadocio, and most active
in tanning the flames of discord was George
D. Messenger 1t was he who presided
over the Ridgway convention. and it was
on account of his ruling that the friends of
Early retired from the convention. 1t was
he who engaged in i'm ungentlemanly and
insulting attack on Mr.. Charles Luhr dur
| ing the recess of that convention. II was
| he who talked against the Dutch" of St.
Mary's. In short it was he more than any
| one else in the Judgment of Earley's
| friends who caused our unhappy strife and
! intensified its bitterness. Those differen-
ces are now settled, but it will be long be-
lore Geo. D. Messengers con iuct will be
| forgotten.
The Democrats of both parties acknowl-
edged their obligation to support ticket
fairly and regularly nominated. Bat then
there were two conventions and two
tickets, and there was fair question as tC
which wus regular. Messenger espoused
the cause of one, in blatant language pro
claimed the duty of Democrats to support
the regular ticket, and denounced the ctheI
as boilers.
But now forsooth, simply because hi!
son was not nominated for County Treas
urer this same Messenger repudistes hi
obligations to support nomination, the
fairness and regularity of which no ont
questions. Now he seeks a'coalition will
Republicans, and turns for sympathy t,
the friends of Early We tell him pllinl.
he is the last man with whom the friend
of Farley can have common cause. o.
the contrary, they rejoice at his detection
as the removal from the party Of tn
last and only obstacle to our complete har
mony. The election returns we duubt nc
will show that his detection is to the ad
vantage of the Democratic party.
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RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA g. ERIE RAILROAD.

SUMNER TIME TABLE.
nN and after'MONDAY, AUG. 9TH, 1871 =,
" the ftrains on the Philadelphia s.
Erie Railroad will run as follows:
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POWELL G. KIME.
Powell & Kline


Powell & Kline
Having erected large and well arranged
new Store House on the old site, since the
fire, and filed it from cellar TO garret with
the choicest goods of all descriptions, that
can be found in any market, are fully pre-
pared to receivethelr old customers, and
supply their wants at bottom figures
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
III. ...x.. ..ox.X :. .xux z...~t.f. ...
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NdllIOdu Will run as 1OllOWS:
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia. 7.10 p. m.
6 Ridgway...~l0.06 a. III.
sc arrive at Erie....... $50 p. IN.
Erie EXP leaves Philadelphia. Il. 80 p. III
g Ridgway"..." 220 a. III.
" L" arrive at Erie...... ....7 40 a. IN.
Accommodation, leaves Renova, ...7.15 a. III.
. " Ridgway, ,..5. IS p. m.
arr at kane.....S.00p m.
EASTWARD.
M..l Train leaves Erie..........11. so a. m.
" - Ridgway...... 4. 80 p. III.
d" I" arrive at Philad'a... 7.39 u. m.
Erie Express leaves E,ie........ 900 p. IN.
- - Ridgway... LAG n. nj.
90 arrat Philadelphia 800 p. m.
Accommodation, leaves Kane...... 800 O. III.
- g Ridgway... 7.25 a. IN.
'' arr at st. Marys $50 a IN.
" leaves St. Marys 1880 Il m.
arr at Renovo...... G.4Op. III.
Mail East connects east and wett at Erie
with L S & NJ S Il W and at Cory and
Irvineton with Oil Creek and Allegheny Il
RW.
Mail West with west bound trains on l,
s & NJ Il and at Cory and Irvncton
with Oil Greek and Allegheny Il L W.
Warren Accommodation east and west
with trains on L s and NJ S r east and
west and at Cory with o and A Il Il y g.
Erie Accommodation East at Cory and
lrvineton with & and A ERW.
Elmira Mail and Buffalo Express make
close connection at Willamsport with N G
X w trains north and south.
Calawissa passenger trains will be run
east from Williamsport on Elmira Mail.
WIN. a. BALDWIN.
| Genl Sup't.
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A WARNING 10 ALL goLTERs!
After "Hall's Big Ingin' with Sharp
Stick.

Ye Democrats who have an idea of
not submitting to the dictation of the
sprightly Ring, now in possession of the
Democratic organization in this county,
had better read with fear and tremb-
ling the following bull of excomunica-
ton issued by the Head Centre of the
Ring, and published in the St. Mary's
Gazette Of Aug. 18th. In case you
have the temerity to question the su-
preme authority of the Ring, you will
surely "catch it," the same as George
has and may be worse, for probably they
haven't done their best on this. You
see, George helped get up this crush
ing machine, and did all these terrible
deeds, if at all, in conjunction with, or
under the direction of those other fel-
lows, who found, after they once got the
thing fixed, that the Ring was perfect
and complete in all its parts, without
him, and that he was the "last ard only
obstacle" to its "complete harmony"
So they just decently kick him out in
the cold. But read the bull itself, and
ponder we'll before you take like fatal
Stpn.
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T D. PARSONS,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots &
Shoes,
Main St., opposite Hotel,
ov27g Wnoox,ss Pa.
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Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
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efectual for
preserving the
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r. .
Symbolic Admonition!l

-. T. D..
Symbolic Admonition! ! :.
FIeHE season ia Mt hand when the human
Il family is more afflicted than during ANY.
other rart Of the car. The sr1f's rays actii1g
upon tho .decayoi vegetable and amin al mac
ter, prisouH tlr stnpspbeic, and produces
many disorders of-the q! stem-Chillsand Fo:
yer. Bilious .:tompisiDts. Dinrrbms y D DYsen,
terry, Cholera Morlus, Cramps and Cholic. etc.
Hence inc eyetem requires an irrisofaffffffe
n nd, tonic medicine, that will brace up its,
shattered forces, and enable Tho ofgane to
pose wo would re ecom mend the use OF REIN.
t1SHT QUEENS DELIGHT.
Hor Dyspepsia ard Weak Stomach, ~. l
For tho Liver and Kidpe5a. n.
For C6uShs and Sore Throat n
/ Fnrthe Lungs and Splitting OF Blood.
For Weakness and General Debility.
For loss OF Appetite For SfcE Hoada1tie. =
; For Diarrhpa and Dysentery. :.tae J.
For Fever and Aguo. For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera Morbus and Crampa. y
For Palr.tation Of the Heart,
For Broken Down Nervous syetesi, Gt
For Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood. .,.s5,-. t
HEINITSII's QUEEH's DELIGE7T
ton % its uso, b Because Il Is a good 1iaeaicino.
Take no other medicine. It is spring ittti-
gorator. summer tonic, a purifying be7e.
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions.
malo and fcmale-grown pefsdns and chill
dren at this particula'' season. Do sure and
call At Heinitsh's Drug Store and get botu
OF his froat medicine. !.
Prepared onlyby E. Fl. HEINITeH.
May 80 Druggist and Chemist.
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CLOTHING =: HOUSE
.;n.a ~ OF
G HI L DS & WILEY,
.. coLU UdBIA, So.

ME- have marked down all of our largo
w stock OF READY-MADE CLOTHING to
sucn low hguree that the prico comes within
reach OF 9ll that wish a good fitting garment,
made IN the latest style and by tho best IN k.
ean eai, ip New York We are tho only house that
1 SUI A. Linen Drawers at $1.50. We arc tho
Oalcntta snits. warranted genuine. An in
sPocsion OF our large stock will eottlc the
mlnd OF any one that money is made by buy.
Irunks. only fow left. at 500. June 23
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PR0CLAMATION.

COLUMBIA, juno 23, 1871.
M HEfEaS, information has been officially
ny received ut this Department that va
eanles have occurred in the of1icoa of County
commissioners in the following Counties. to
Wit: NeWborry County, Simeon Young and
David Haiistock; Chester County, WI. Fro.
nneoerGor noDe,. = and Alexander Keleey; Clarendon
Union County, H. r. White and John Tins,
10y; Laurens County, David Foulke and Tnr.
pin Dendy, failed to qualify.
: NOW, therefore. I, ROBERT K. SCOTT,
accordance with the thirty. seventh Section of
the. Act OF September &c, 1868. entitled 'IAn
act TO definc tho duties and Jurisdiction .oT
county Commissioners,"d do hereby issue this
my ,ProoiaIml1ation, that q special election be
next, to fill said vacancies for the une1pired
term thereof. within tho said Counties. re-
spectiycly. The Commissioners of Elections
appointed in pursusanoe OF IAN Act proyid.
ing Tor the General Elections. and the manner
1870, are authorized and directed to conduct
the sa1d special elections, respectively. and to
make all necessary arrangements thorcfor.
anu eaGh OF them are thereby required, after
provisions OF the Constitution and Tic laws nf
the State touching their duties in euch case.
TO cause such elections to be held on tho day
aforesaid, and to take all the necessary stcps
lor tho holding OF such elections, and for the
asccrtalnlng and determining the pcraon or
persons who shall haYo been duiy eIccted
thereat. - =.
In testimony whereof. have herennto act
my hand, and caused the Great Seai OF
IL. s ] this Esd day of June, A. D. 1871 and
in tho ninety-ffth year Of the fnde-
pendenoe OF the United States OF Ame.
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
F. l.. CAnDozo, Secretary CT State.
Juno IS fiI -. :. :, - i.
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Blaokweli's genuine Durham Smoking To.
bao-o at PoLLocK's.
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! 4Hn e ,NEw YonKs ,Y4APp8cr4 'YA4 p8c 4R'.Ab91y4s.

The NEw ,YoRK .X44PP9ut u. tR.A14yAy.
The Nssw, Y9Kk, QK,lks, T'Hbvre,. ai4 setqydayx
coatsiIps atsI re 2 wood Put 4t thsi systems of
ARCHES Ry which tns ,ppg9jeoted Hiadnei
railway, wy, zsl2 fp4 .,thE99m City HJsn PsEk to
II the s,I1 Upper part 25 Asnhattsa At tslapd. is
furnishes the design OF the viad1ct COM.
panys seal. Referring to it. the Tribune
''Throughout the, route! 'as at pfasent
contemplated, there will be no'lesa chan
$40 OF these, orossipRs. In. faot. they
will oopssitute one7third of the. entire
line Of railroad, but they will also form
it's most conspicuous, and. therefore, to
the architectural leye of the public, it's
most important .partgt There are. orii-
narily. twelve houses in q block, and as
the railway passes through the blocks,
there will be twepty-folir householders'
within sight of every crossing, or 8,16O
along the whole line; who are desironB
Of knowing what the prospect frnm their
windows will be when they have the via
duct railway for neighbor.
.':.The bridge, which is of! the .Sarncen.
10 style of ftarchitecture. consists of ono
large centre arch spanning the roadway
and two smaller arches spanning the
sidewalks. Tie stone parapet ahd null.
lions Of the bridge>lwill be otnhmented
with catvings. Judging from the view
presented, the viadnct railway, will, So
far from disfguring. the streets, give TO-
them one OF those features which travel
ers 80 much admire in EUROPEAN oities:'i
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CoLuMIA s. g. SATURDAY MORNING. JULY g 1871 NJ 81
Livery and Sale Stablas.

&H 8&A M4 iTHH enhdersignod
14S9565NSfSS{G w will continue tho bu-
,'1ssss SAs "a !sas@Z ainsss heretofore con.
the late firm, His ohnibnsos and and 6arria pas eos o..
Will convey passengers 70 and from tho Hail.
roau.Depts to the Columbia Hotdl, the NiCk-
eTso1 e1s Aonse or any part Of the oity. he viii
Tor hire on reasonable terms, and solfcifs fhr
patronage OF thefriends Of tho late iirfn.
ouno 70 III, ~ Fl OWEN DAILY!
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juno %

A FEW reasons Why they should haya lie
IN preference over all others: n N
l. Wheeler & Wilson's Sowing Machine is
much aimpIer than any Of tho others: re-
9uiring less than half the amount Of ma
chinery. NN''
2. AS the resuIt Of this simplicity, this n 4 /
chino is much less liable than the others ia
| get out OF repair. q ...!I -
] greater durability i -.
4. Another result is less friction. and, con-
sequently, greater eaae and rapidity OF mo-
uon. Tith less noise. if -
5. And greatest Of all, that it uses no Shnt-
tie, and makes the lock stftch. -.
1t ts tho cheapest to buy the best. Buy tbe
machine that has Justly, fairly and honorn-
bly, won reputation and Independence
against strong and bitter competition.e For
more than twenty years has she Wheeler s
now stands tho uniivalled Sewing Machine of
the enlightened civilized world. Buy the m
chine that has been thus teatsd and proved,
sale on the easiest poesi6le terms. saiee-
room hain street; second door below HuH1r
Office, Columbia, s. G. -
J. 8. PURsLEY. Agen4-
June al ' ~ - GINA
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DR. Y G. ooD s.
t.

VI domestic French and English manuiac-
'ure' whieh We guarantee. at all times, to sell
az iow' II not at less prices, than any house
ID Columbia, buying our Goods from tile
largest and most celebrated establishments
IN the United Btatos. And as wc desire 70
please ali, We havo now in our house the
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CooIi ROBBERY oFiA. BANK: ID Duting'a
recent'speech by Henry Clay Dean, 90
rydon; Iowa, in the interest of new
railroad, two men lot horseback rode up
in front of the'NationalB Bank, dismount-
ed, entered the Institution, and, finding
no one in. except m officer of the bank;
prasen ted .revolvers at his head, and de-
mqnded thu money on hand Realizing
that he was completely ut their mercy,
thea officer surrendered somo 81, 900,
whenlths villRinsi lefsi After quitting
thas- bank. they rodaoto the meeting,
which was In the:,opsn air. and called
out that the bank hid been robbed, add.
ing. That they had lplenty'of money.
With "a Icheer for Wilkes Booth, they
theH stuck spurs 'tO their horses, and
gallopped out Of to8n before the crowd
had fairly realized what had taken place.
A .partySsoon started in pursuit, and
after riding aiah ahoftedistance, came with.
in hailing .aistan6etof the robbers. who
waved "a dehaudo and; darted OFF with in-
creased spAedlon .la'nnii 4 ~ H:-7
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Three Texan, women were recently
shot while fobhinH a :honsa. One of
them. ;whilet dying, .saitinii3My father
forced me to steal for him before was
ten years old, and God surely will not
punish me for. o. father ctime.r so1.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-23
SHEKIFF,S AIES
II. GalIy Ne. Jehp q. Robert.eh.

IL. GaIDy We. John BE- RObefts0h.
CECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, par.
- ish Of jefferson, No. 1927 by virtue Of a
writ Of seizure aud sale to me directed by the
Hon. William Kern Judge of the Parish Court. act
ing in the absence place and stead of Hon. Don A..
Court in the above entitled suit, have seized and
VIII proceed to sell AT public suction at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange. ROYAL street,
city Of New Orleans, on SATURDAY, January 20.
1877 at twelve o'clock NJ. the following described
F6TR CERTAIN E. PIECES OR PARCELS OF LAND
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the town OF Bath No. 2, in
the parish Of Jefferson, in this State. One of said
the three other pieces designated by the letter
{. on plan Of said town. drawn by h. H. Spring
bett surveyor. on the twelfth day Of April. 1889,
and deposited in the Office Of J. b. Marks then
notary in this city. on the twenty -eighth day of
Nav, lS49. Which pieces tracts Of land are more
fully described in the authentic act Of sale thereof
from Henry stetefelt to J. B. Robertson the de-
PENDANT, passed before Thomas J. Beck, a notary
$50 " '-''~ ''' ''' '''' '"eA'' nun ''p'''
The whole property aforesaid has. by consent of
parties ibeen divided into fOur equal lots pOrtous
OF about fifty acres each. said portions being desg
mated by the letters A, B. and on plan of the
property made November u, 1871, by H. A. Bod.
dOusquie surveyor, which plan is exposed at the
said Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange
Terms of sale-The purchasers to assume, in the
proportion OF the amounts Of their respective bids,
OF two Thousand dollars each both dated New Or
leans April Is, 1876 pay able respectively in two and
three years after date, and bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per ann,n from date until
paid, drawn by John B. Robertson, TO lis own or.
der, and by him Endorsed, secured by mortga ON
SAID properly "a accordance with the stipulations
ertscn. passed before Thomas j. Beck, notary pub
lie i'll this city, the twenty. of april 1870 the
balance Of the price to DC paid DIM il cash ~,
df2l iaj 20 Sheriff of the ma ri h of Ie+ fey
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Oswald tOueye VS.. Henry George Agha
FouRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
seizure aud sale to ME directed by the htorabe the
Fourth District Court for the parish Orleans in
the above entitled cause, ] will proed TO sell at
Exchange, on ROYAL street, between mai and Gus
touhOHse streets, in the Second etrlct OF this
city, on SATURDAY, December 23Sn, al Twelve
O'Clock NJ, ,the following deserts property, to
wit
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PoRT,N OF GROUND.
with the buildings and improveInls tneIeen; and
appurtenances, rights, ways anfservlt1des there
unto belonging, situated in theOurth District of
this city, in the square bounde1y Fulton NOW st;
measuring, at a distance of drty-three feet five
inches from the corner of Ird and ST. Thomas
streets TWENTY-FIVE and ~ 1eel 'front.' on st.
in depth. between paral lines. Said piece
or portion of ground Z part or parcel
Of e. that certain lot d4gna'fd R By the nun,
surveyor, dated August I 1850 and deposited in
the office OF H. B. Cenaslate a notary public in
sfns 1he en
Ingham defendant heN, pv purchase made from
Francis H. Farrell, of is city as per act of sale
notary public in thsdty, bearing date the fifth
day of February, 49,
Seized ID the aboy suit.
plaintiffs claim i,he sum of three hundred and
twenty five dollall$325), with interest thereon at
eight per cent ann %ar from re ~. The nth Of Feb
ATTORNEYS fees the amount sued for: four dol
lars ($4) costsef copy of act and costs OF SUIT.
2 The purclias' TO assume Ito the extent of the
amount of his1d) the amount of a promissory
note securely concurrent mortgage for the like
: 325I drarby defendant to his own order. and
by him indeed, dated the fifth Of February, 1870,
payable twgears after date, and bearing interest
at the ratG eight per cent per annuni from date
adjudicath, if any, cash on the spot.
c. s. SACvINET.
Won = % Sheriff of the Parish of Or,aara
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FRANCOIS LimOngy VS.. John :. Tu,iy.

TNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS]
Il OF Orleans, No. 29,t64.-By virtue of a wri
Of seizure and sale to directed by the houoraol
the Fortn District Court for the parish of o.
leans, il the above entitled cause VIII proceed +
sell at public auction at the Merchants ard Auc
toneeIs Exchange, Royal street, between Canal so
Custointocse streets in the Second District c
this city. on SATURDAY, January Is 1872 at twel8
o'clock NJ, the following described property.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildiDss d
Improvements thereon, rights, WAYS priviles
and arpurtenancts theIeunto belonging sit,&d
III the FIRST District Of this city, i'll the S are
bounded by st. Charles, Carondelet Hevla and
GiroG streets, one of which measures invent GSht
feet front st. Charles street, by one !dIed
and twentvsix feet in depth, between eod and
parallel lines; together with the use of alley IN
the rear common TO said lot and Others asN pan
ninth day Of March 1852; and the other 5aid lots
lying in the rear, of the one just descrjG has
front on said alley of sixteen feetsevepNhes and
one-htth b. depth of thirty feet 81 yhches. be-
tween equal and parallel lines. Viii SAID prop
erty was purchased by John s. TUT, defendant
herein from Mrs Maria Hernandez. e q "a Angus
tus w. Walker. by act passed be- neOdOre
of July. 1870.
And one hundred and sixty sha,,, Of One hun
dreG dollars each in the capital 81 OF the Cll-
zens' Bank of Louisiana, now redt0 10 one nun |
dred and forty whine shares, and NuIed oy mort |
gage on said described prOperty.i
sSeized in the above suit.
Terms-l. The purchasers assume 'he pay.
ment of a stock note i'll favor a me CITIZENS Bank
OF LOuisiau for the sum of thousand four hun
bred dollars Is 24oo) PAYABLE ythe first day Of De
cember next, 1872 liked or r. wabie from year to
year. agreeably to the prOv1ns OF the charter Of
the said bank and to the la hereto relative.
2. The purchaser to assuS also, the payment Of
prOmissory note, seen. apy mortgage on said
property, drawn bv defend 70 his own order and
by him Endorsed for the IN of two thousand six
hundred and sixty.six liars and sixty six and
two-thlrds cents (S2666j J. dated on the eighth
day of July 1870 and jable Ii eighteen months
after date and bearing terest from maturity until
paid at the rate OF eiy, per cent per annum.
g. And the talancef tne PRICE OF adjudication
cash on the spot.
del229 ial3 Sb ~ Of the Parish Of Orleans
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Jean Marie Lamothe vs.. Succession Of
Samuel &. Smith ct al
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL OF Orleans, No. 28, 438.-Br virtue of a writ
Of feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause 1 will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers Exchange on Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, IN the Second
District OF this city, on SATURDAY January 10
1872, at twelve O'clock NJ. the following described
property. to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First District of this city of New Orleans in the
square bounded by St. Magdeline, Common, Ora
vier and st. Adeline streets and esgnated as lot
number plan of L. II. Pile, surveyor on
the twelfth Of May 1843, approved by Joseph Pile
late surveyor of the then Second Municipality OF
this city, and deposited in the Office of 4. Mazareau
notary public in this city which lot of ground
measures. in English measure, twenty-seven feet
three inches front on said Common street by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth and front on
said st. Magdeline street together with all the
buildings and Improvements existing thereon,
rights ways, privileges and servtldes thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertainug. Being the
same property which was purchased by the late
Samuel T. Smith from Thomas Hackelt of Pike
county in the State of Mississippi per act of sale
thereof passed before William Joseph Castell, no.
tary public in this city, on the thirteenth dav of
March, 1860
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash OH the spot
c. s. SACVINET
Ge1 20 ial3 Sheriff of the parish of Orleans