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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
no22 20 50 NJ. o. TRACY Clerk
Succession Of Charles Wan9-No. ,l.956.

StCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARIS II
- Of Observation-Disclosures. Chr;stel Weber has pet
toned HE court for letters of adm rat ion on
lie estate OF the late Charles Wang, decreased
interstate: Notice /, hereby giv-l. 20 al whom it
may concern. 10 s. bow cause within ten days why
granted.
BY order of the court.
.lol1 p - NJ o. TRACY Clerk
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DE X. VI. & Il. L. M0NTGN VERY

pE X. VI. 4 Il. j. MONTGOMERY.
~ X. NJ. Montgomery. AltctIO:tel-N Il toe 50 Il
o.; "A IL EDAl, December 2 1911, at Twelve o'c. oak
NJ, al tie ST Charles Auction EX, haugt. has.
ni.It OF lie 81. Charles Hotel bv VIZ IL and IN par
s.aHce OF an order OF the Hon. Loais by g.eaid
Judg" OF the Second bsstIi ct ColIt Ter tht pai 81
OF Orleans dated October II 1871 No a So Of III,
dock et OF SAID court
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROVNp t0rt-her
WI ali The bI! dngs and Improvements thereon
and Il i rights and privilege ttertul; 10 t,Iourinr
situated III the fo4.r.h District Of tbs CIV u Tie
square tuulfed by Franklin. JOSEPH he. L lb.rty
All ~ Andrew streets, tes: grated AZ ,os A t and
on a sketch made by A. be Aluas .arvtyor.
under date OF Stptc m tr 30 1877. Lot A meas res
= feet FROM on Fran lin street - feet width :,
TIE Iear hv ADO II l-3 tee: inches C..f .p-s !;
AID I, SdIt1A}ng each ether measure -leh "a feet
~ ,uctte aId lies front Frank IL street u
fttt II W-Uih II Tie Tear, by ~ feet LCl.s ii
depth.
Tie Improvements lot A consist OF a .o.4II..
thereon beng rented toI tisEt+tu do ans a Ie...
ara tie otter SIDE would easily for .tt sane.
ItIMs-of.e .i;Id cash and the Ia .t.Ic. at on.
AID *Wo years cied.t II notes OF He Purchaser
h-aI!I .igh- per cent interest per auItn an. u
pad secured by SPECIAL mortgage aud vendors
TIlv .l-st o. tle property sold; the h ding 10 he
kept insured and policy transferred 20 eitur; act
OF aai" 20 contain the five per cent ATTORNEYS
cause II cst OF sat 70 tn- iIo III si.d
&i'oi! HI. purchaser 20 ass and pax d j taxes
for i&1l over and above The amount OF i.Gi diclto1
Plans tx /. 5.ted al place "i sale.
act OF SAT including the internal revenue
Stamps. az Tie expense OF the purchaser. before
Andre" her" Jr, notary pablo.
uct. nos - u % Del :
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sTOCkS STOCKS, STOCKS
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES MA>sIEU
Second District Court for the par sh of Orleans
No - 361.

DY e.. DE FERRET. c. ". CrLBERTSOS
ID Auctioueer-,if nice No. 5. Roval street
TUESDAY. November %, iS- /. at tw..ve oc.ock NJ.
at the 81. thrTlts Auction Exchange III The base
lut rotuuda OF the 81. Charles Hot-,, III he sold
by public auc. ion FOR account OF sad succession by
virtue OF an order from the Hon. Louis Uuvig
ntard, Judge OF the Second District Court Tor the
parish of orleaue dated November 49, 1911 the FOL
10 =" ing de- lrstble stocks
!. Forty-seven shares of the capita stock Of the
New Orleans City Railroad Company.
2. Forty four shares of the capital stock OF the
New Orleans Gas ght Company
3. One share OF The capital stock OF the State
National Bank formerly Louisiana state Bank.
T. one hundred enarts OF the capita sock OF the
New Orleans National Banking Assoc alton
The whole III lots TO suit purchasers.
Terms-Cash IL United States Treasury notes.
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II K. VI. Mont gomtrv, Auctioneer.-Wili be sod
SATj RDAi, utcemher 10 1871 at u VI .
at tht 81. Charles ACCtion Exchange basement
ST. Charles Hotel by virtue and in pursuance of an
order of the Honorable Louis Duvig ueaud Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated November no. 1871 No To 329 OF
the docket of said court
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the IN
pr"vtmtnts thereon, situated III Gietua, IN the
parish OF Ieffe sou, des grated as lot No OF square
b. and measuring 20 feet inches front on Front
street by 1870 feet IN depth the line of lot No. s.
and 2o3 feet III Dept on the line of lot No : and .
feet 10 inches d d lines III the rear with any
further depth II may have to the Mississippi river
as per plan annexed to an act passed before J. r.
Marks, late notary public the sixteenth OF May,
1870
Plans exhibited at place of sale.
TerMs-Cash IN United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale, including the internal revenue
stamps at the expense of the purchaser, before
A. Hero, Jr., notary public.
nOl4 10 70 de3 10 Is 10
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Succession OF MIR. aud Mrs. ". Kurxnrt-

SECOND DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
~ OF brleans.-Notice is hereby given the
creditors OF TINS estate. and to al otter persons
herein interested to show cause wt-l4ll ten DAYS
IRON IRE present notification, 4 they have UI
can. WHY the account presented by he .tor of TIN.
MINOR children of the deceased j.. THIS estate
should not hc homoogated and approve and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order OF tile Court.
u0lL VI q
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
NTRh-TS
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succession of Lydia Anne Iiutchi>on- No.

CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Olieans.-Wlereas EcLaId john Walden
as IettioUed the court for .ett.rs Of adminis,r.t-
Ion the OF the late vida AHi- Hutchinson
deceased, lIt-state. Notice ). l-.eiv ven to all
whom i MAY concern to slow c.i.>- " hin ten
GAYS why the prayer OF the SAD petitioner should
.o % granted.
BY order of The Court.
:.u12 n - VI. .. Tracy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

< ECOND DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
- Of orleans.-Sotlce IS hereby given 10 The cred
tors OF this estate and to al other persons herein
Interested. 70 show cause within DAYS the
Present notification. il any they have can. why
tie account presented by III st.mlIi.etIa of this
rstatr sh"E.t not be h"n"losat ard approved.
and the funds distributed IN accora1 &c Herewith
By order OF the Court.
-ola y LS NJ q TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret.
IMPROVED AND CNIMPROVEp REAL EST ATEiIN
TIE THRU DISTRICT

Sue, ESSIONS OF MRS WIDOW ELIZABETH
MOORE Ell AL, ON PETITION OF MRS ANNE
MOORE FOR PARTITION, No 3i-ll
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SUCCESSIONS or MRS WIDOW ELIZABETH
MOORE Ell AL. on PETITION OF MRS ANN
MOORE FOR A PARTITION.
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Succession of Tiara CrciIia Dun,l Widow


K GCbSp DISTRICT COURT For HE PARISH:
- a. pI,eaus-Witytls Edward j. SEEKERS has
Ftpned the court tor letters OF daivt testament
rrv dictatorship IN the aove I'd cre .soi.
-'pt. = hereby . veiI 70 al wnl { concern
10 SOW cause within ten DAYS = rla.rr Of
tie sad petitioner should no. i-, ,lat ed.
Ev order Of the Court.
.u i,-; - C.rL
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succession Of Thomas smith.

1 Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
~ succession Of the lat. Thomas Smith are r.-
C,csr-d 70 present tie same 20 tie uIGer- isned
ROBERT J. NER
Attorney for the executors, No 100 Common street
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DN EUGENE TOT R<E. AT CTIoNFFR SUC.

nv EUGENE TOT K>E. AyCT o5 = SIC
the p.etl,>'s No 9 Decatur street, formerly cd
Lek.e street. -" il it :" al auction. hN Nlr-ut and
= pursuance q az oIC-r rom ne Hon. LaD.s =
.ll.at.d ,!id.c Of The second DISTRICT Cot.r- Tor
il. Ia1 = ot ol ears. dated November ~ 1g-I-
/. 'Th+ STOCK y TRADE. composing AID be
'oi,-ug - tie ts,ab ishmeIJ OF the Urn, OF J.
' -.Iy.al cois.-t5Ig Of stuGrV mat ,utrN and
Apparatus sch SD arg It .o..tI Y
50, lstnrI. and also o. CONS derah'. GUAM
q mar featured ,.r. lies ~ coat.r' and of
mat'r!a.s :" IL Manufactured and enpoy.d II
such m OF h,.e.rtss. slCti as sugar .UIs,
>'Ece, Ioou.ate. syrups, candies, cake and al
other >w.ttmtats generally. fancy boxes and
ooru"ts ehowglasse-, counters shelves desks.
;ahl,s. etc al moie fully d.scIlr.d II the IL
,tItory ned III coar-. and To IN sold, viz
-'t.t machinery and apparatus thereto apptTt,.
ne 20 torn one .u;. Tie show cases. tables,
stev and OTTER effects of tie KIND 20 :ortu
arethtI l0- Aud a. :he other art eles Ut cci.iec-
:.on-ry OF any ra:ar-, manufactured or aunau.,-
tactar.d . b. :orlned mo lots conyei. .tut )
: THF rHEXPIRED TERM or A LEASE. HELD
iron join Bdpt.et k.eh of prem SIS situated al
Ne. 81 GA Leve- stree. II tins y the SAID ease
h.ing ig.ua,'v Tor Ii. term Of I'VE y.aIe from
MAY !. IS-", al a ulo..thlv rent OF tfty do ars.
PEI contract passed before 4. IreNio-s, Notary
pablo on June 10. $50
LEASE held from Latitte puhto Co, agents OF
Leopold De Lacro y. OF premises No. 81 cd Ley.e
street. sad eae' "a. ne for ID term of for wears
from September 80, 1870 at an .a ItLt OF = 800
PAYABLE II monthly SANS OF +2e" as per contract
under private Signature.
4 THE JNtXplRED TERM OF CERTAIN
LEASE he'd from A. G. TIemoultt agent OF J. j.
Prom Co.. OF plem.ses situated II No. - ed
Levte street sad .-ase beng FOR IA term ~.
wears from AplI 1870. al annual rent Of lttT
payable Ii monthly suu- OF + IJ& b. ae per
ttact under private Signature.
TeruE-tor the stock. machinery. etc cash.
For The L-ases-Prst 70 th. party offering ne
highest prem an Second, II no premium : offered,
then til ease VIII tt adIudica.td 10 any party
VITO . assume "a tte OBJ CAT ous OF sad Eases.
{ .tfi. ado, ut
In, Two propositions, then they VIII be sold 20 The
h CHEST oder. noll q Ltl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

BY X: ~. 4 b. J. ,IONTGOMERY-K.
II N. NOM q; N.EH, A.c:.oI.+-i-N !. c
on every SAT- AIiAl TUESDAY, and THURSDAY
al the Cd A-c..1c Ma g. Camp street al tlevsI
O'Clock
GkErRAL as KTMEST OF NEW and SIC.
OND FURNITURE, suca as Roe. wood
Mahogany ard II. nat Bedsteads Ar,no.1s, bu.
r-aEs. Wasis-s...ls par'0r Furniture Mart g -pI
Centre Tables '.rI..- French Pate "irio.s
Mattresses, Cook z Stoves etc
large lnvo5"e Of Cottage Beds Cane and u Gee
Seat Ci:alis. $50. yrI gtt and Sq;.a-e 3Dos o,
pleyci, FaNle aLu Otier manufacturers.
An IMMENSE STICK OF NEW FURNITURE OF
al description al " va:e sale.
Terms-Casb nos
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY N TIIIFIRSY
DISTRICT
SUC' FSSloN Ui MARY OLEARY WEE OF JOHN
tUNNORS
Second District Coar: Tor the pal sh Of Orleans
No ., 1872.
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FURNITURE FURNITURE! FURNITURE,
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Succession of Mary SHINES No. l.H1!

SECoND DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
- Of orleans.-Notice i her.bv given 20 the
creditors OF This estate and to a. Other persons
elc!n Interested to show calist w..3.iu ten DAYS
nom the present no iiicatiol. i av hey have or
can why the account presented hv ~" execu-
-nr OF tne deceased this estate = cd b..
Aono.ogated and approved and lie .nls distlit-
.t.d n accordance therew.tll.
IL order Of the court
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
By Louis Stern 4 Bros.

six HUNDRED CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
BhoGASS.
pY LOUIS STERN 4 BKO>.-N. STERN
- Az tio."rr-IoHnAi November r. al r.1
CLOCK 4. NJ Al -Ic.i uc>IoUm No. 10 Charities
street ii 1T sod
cth CASES BOOTS SH@ES AND BROGAS>
comprising al Assortment suitable Tor mems We
mems and r.! dr.Ils w-ar.
Tern al sat. NOES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
BY William De Lacy.

"No ELIGIBLE AND WELL BUILT THREE
Story BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. zig AND
21l GHAvIER STREET BETWEEN RAEuNNr
AND uRYApE> STREETS By AUCTION
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S.coId District C3.r: ,o- lie par sh OF Orleans
80. - 4.o.
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DY &. DE FERIET, ACCTIONEER-OFF1CE
ID No. 50 Royal str"et-TUkSDAY November
~, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ. al The -. Charles
Auction Exchange, Il The basement INDIA OF the
st. Charles Hotel VII be sold BY public auction,
by virtue of an order from the Hon LOUIS
Duvigneaud Judge Of the Second District Court
tor the parish of Orleans, dated November -,
1911
A SPLENDID INVOICE OF SiLNERWARE
Heavy Plated Ware Diamond Pin. etc.
Ttrm--CasL on ti, spot uol1 Is q %
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DY &. DE FERRET,

by &. DE FERRET. c. ". CULBERr>oS
ID Auc,ioneel-uihcr 30 50 Roval street
SATURDAY. D.ccmb D. 1871 AT twelve o'cock
NJ "a: the -. Charles Auction Excl ;!uce III Tn,
basement lotunGa of the 81. Charles hott VIII br
sod by puh5c auction. by virtue OF d Judgment
rendered hV 'he Hon Louis uuvisu.,.lld .ju.ia.
OF The Second District Court fol the PARISH OF or
cans on NoV-Iiter 3. 1871 and g,..d on the
tiirtt-Ilth day OF the same month and wear the fol
loving reese 1b'd real estate, VIZ
!. THREE LOTS or GROUND in the Third u,.
liict OF ms CITY. III the ,Iua- h"uud.d bv ~. Fer
cnind Morales. Cotton Press and rquilart streets
dtsiGl!at"d by the Nos. !. and .; aud measur-
lnS each y tttt u niche, and lines front st.
Ftid!naid street. by 10 feet III depth. between
parallel mes Got No. being corner lot Tie
hlAail-s hnd Improvements Oh !ots Nos. and ;,
winch VIII he sold together. consist story
frame house containing two bedrooms two cab
mes, fIoit and rear galleries. a kitchen, wei ah!
eastern. a back hulldl. II the rear OF lot No :,
cota mn two rooms. cabinet and "A -ilrlN, etc.
The t's.l-tlI on lot No consist "f Old stable.
FIVE AND HALF LOTS or GRO Nd III the
same L stiltt, III the squale bounded hv Louisa
Comet 81 John the Baptist and Claiborne streets
designated hy The Nos :. q, y Is and 4 and hal
81 lot No i. and measuring a. follows. 20 Wit:
Lots Nos. and measure each So feet mont on
Louisa street 10y H. 'r.t deep. The. half OF lot No
o. adjoining of No. . measures Is f..- front on
L"uIs; street, hy IL feet i'll depth ard ,ots No, Il
IL and u measure each ~ feet tro:!- Oh horne,
street. by l-o ie.t s inches iii depth
TtllEs-t ASH in g., tied States treasury notes
Acts OF sac with United States t.l@rtu. st,,1ps
attached. before L. Bouny notary pubic AZ H.,
purchaser expense.
2 t.,
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Second District Court Tor the pa1 sh OF Orleans
No. >, 1872
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FOR A PARTITION.

Second District Court for tie parish OF 0r,eaus-
No. "a GlG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
By Charles E. Fort.er.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on CANAL STREET
BETWEEN UHEEI6Si AMI ROMAN STREETS.
SUCCESSION or CiIRISTOVAL TOLtpANp.
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW EYFPoIiTE BoUR-
CON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

pY NASH & HODGSON-W. J. HODGSON
ID AuCtIOyreI-O Office No. 10 G1aveI strt-.-Ou
TUESDAY b.oeIuttT :. 1871. 'front.' OF ~ Jud..'s
stand, on the Neta.tle .ac. track bet w+eI III.
heats, about Y. VI, by virtue and in Pursuance.
OF an order OF the Hon Louis D@' gneau d. Judge OF
the Second Dstr.Ct Court the par ST OF On cans
dated November 10 lG-l, docket No. - 700 Tor ac,
count of the succe oi James Michigan d-c;ised
at public auction VI. be- sold
The chestnut cot SIR RUFUS. three Years cd
by Lexington, dam Li2zle Martii- by Glencoe
The bay colt BY PLANET. Two wears old first
dam, Red Rose. by Imported Leviatian: second
dam, Little Rose, by Glcncoe; third dam, Tuber
Rose by Ariat.
Terms-Cash II spot IN United States treas,
ury notes
Acts OF sale tfai.i': and stamps at he expense
OF the purchaser before ". McC. Jones, rotary
public
The above success Oh owns on!v a tire. 10 4r-hs
interest i'll the Bay Planet cot " however by con.
sent Of the parties interest the e,tii interests
Will be sold. NOS 25 lt3 :
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BY Nash q Hodgson.

SUCCESSION or JAMES SALIIGAN.
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By c. E. G;rardeY & Co.
TIE ST. LOUIS FARM AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF .. r HALL.

>ecoal !'=,r It Govt Tor .-~ Pa1:sl Of Orleans
No = ~.
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OF NANCY pAy"NPuE~
DY WILLIAM DE LACY. AUCTIONEER,-

Second District Court for the Parish q Or,ears.
No. a 40
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AUCTION SALES.
By r. N. & B. J. Montgomery.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
FOURTH DISTRICT AT AUCTION.

SUCC ES>ION OF MARGARET F. GALLAGHER
deceased VIE of Patrick W. x. e,!-No. "a So,
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BY E. A. Deslonde.
SUC, E>>ltN OF -. I. HALL.


pY +. 4. DE~LONDE. AUCTlONEER-
- once No. - barol.ne s.leet-II t>NAi lie
c'ull'tl >, Wi al Twelve cock. on tie
No - ST Joseph street corner OF CONNER street
ny VIRTUE and II sl,dIce OF order Of the Hon
l. Paw gIr'ald JIugc OF tt second I>tI.ct Court
'ol the raIIoil OF Orleans. da..d November Is. lS..
docket No. a ++ W. be sod Tor acco.It OF the
above succ. ssiou--
l. ALL THE RIGHTS. TITLE AND INTEREST
OF he late cisou EDDY Hal. i and % NE steam
Fl Giue Boz ELS >aattlnge. PIueHs. y ll.-> and
apu@rttnail cts composing lie IL j known tn.
Ndilposai MS.
,. ALL TIE RIGHTS. TITLE AND INTEREST
"l tie late oIsou Ed, Hall n tie mex; led east.
OF IL lots and hul.d.I.gs Nos - tl Us t., .. and
- 81. Joseph stree. together " III NJ. ed
lea>. of the t,iglu. Machinery. : ix,l!res
etc, as d. SCI ned Il a .-a-- grated uy MIe.
Prague 70 @ L. iu term tt wears, ne
siinliS On tie tTst dav OF Apr ltl, and -el Il L.
a. a. on the h!rry trst dav OF March lt-e.
3. ALL THE RIGHTS. IT'LL and INTEREST
Of the sad are o. T. Hal IN he ys- OF certain
machinery c;.s,d 10 Inn, bv i II HON gswuIti.
foI he period OF Iiye wears be inning On the inst
Gav OF AprIl ISL and tern -u"tn NJ on TIE thirty
NJ: day OF Mairu. 49,.
Terms OF aat-Cas. uoe2 3 80 del ; 81
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NO>I NALIAbLt IMPROVED REAL tS'TA
CORNER OF UNION AND CLAIBORNE
STREETS. THIRD DISTRICT
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second I...i5e: Cor. 'or y! p. ii OF Orleans
No. p, u
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Second bs.t..t toar; tor Ii, par Sd of osieaus-
No g. 500
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SUCCESSION OF BERNARD M,HEySA.
DY WILLIAM DE LACY. AUCTION

Second District Court for the pa-sh OF oI.ea.s-
No. a IL
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DY X. ". 4 II. j. MONTGOIERH-

SUCCESSION OF A. ". .JOCRDAN-NO. 10 500,
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SUCCESSION OF n. K. HAGGERTY-No. = 943
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P1 X. ~. 4 Il. J. NONT(:ONERY-K

uOuSkHuLD II kNITlHr. PiANUS, uakttT
ETC, AT AUCTION
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Second District Court for tie parish Of Dreams
Nc. q p5l
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-14
Stuck Raisins.


The great demand for beef in the cities
and large towns in this country keeps up the
prices of Shorthorns beyond all other breeds
of cattle. Though thcy have been very cX-
tcnsivcly cultivated both ut the East and in
the luXuriant pastures of the West, prices
are still rising. We have probably quite us
good Shorthorns rs can be found in the
world. Breeders from Great Britain are
now found among the purchasers at our an
nual sales. At II sale of Shorthorns in Wood
ford Co., Kentucky, June 9th, eight bulls
brought an average price of Sl9O,62d, and
twenty-five cows brought an average of 1905.
The highest bull was $40, and the highest
COW Sl,025. At Il sale ut Paris, Kentucky,
June Goth, the bulls averaged Sl6l.50, and
the cows $3.50. At II public sale in Clark
Co., Ky, June 30th, the bulls averaged SiOO,
and the cows 1927. These are great prices
to pay for cattle, but they are cheaper to the
purchasers who make II business of breeding
than inferior animals ut any price. The SER
vices of good bulls are a source of revenue.
A. j. Alexander of Woodburn Farm, Ky,
charges 5000 for service by 10th Duke of
Thorndale, and, in England, Mr.. Mcintosh
charges so guineas for service by Sd Duke of
Geneva. Mr.. King, the distinguished breed
er of Minnesota, has recently offered Mr.
Sheldon S36, 900 for three heifers, and did
not get them. On the same day Mr.. Shell
don was offered $4,000 for five of his heifers
These offers for frst-class stock, by men
who best know the market, Indicate good
times ahead for Shorthorn breeders. The
breed is likely to take the lead of all others
in the States west of the Mississippi, where
beef-making is to be leading business for
many years to come. No investment will
pay better than Shorthorn bull to run with
n herd of Texas or common cows.-Ameyi-
can Agyicnifurisf.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-14
BERKSHIRE PIGS.

The Berkshire and the Essex are both
black breeds, each of which has its advocates
and admirers, who claim that the Berkshire
or the Essex, us the case may be, is superior
to any other breed. The chief use of these
thoroughbred animals is to cross with and
improve our common stock; and Tor THIS
purpose, if the bears be thoroughbred, it
makes but little practical difference which
breed is chosen. In England, where the
breeds originated, the Berkshire is preferred
for furnishing hams and bacon, while the
Essex is considered the best for fresh pork.
Crosses of either breed, with good common
sows, produce pigs much ''refined" in form.
and able to fatten rapidly, while at slaugh-
terlng they yield minimum amount of offiil.
The Berkshres are covered with long, silky
hair, and in the best examples, have four
white feet, white spot upon the forehead,
and white on the end of the tail I'LL the rest
being black, save u very small amount OF
white behind each shoulder The Berksbires
and the same may be said of other pure
breeds-have only within u comparatively
few years been appreciated in this country
They were introduced here some thirty or
forty years ago, mt which time there was II
great excitement over the breed and speci-
mems sold ut enormous prices. Our farmers
had not learned that these animals had reach
ed their then state of perfection, through the
greatest care in breeding and keeping; and
when these high-bred animals were subject
ed to the treatment given ordinary SWINE
they disappointed their owners, and the
breed fell into disrepute. Doubtless, since
the first Introduction of Berkshires, the Eng
fish breeders have much improved the breed ;
and the specimens now in the hands of our
own stock fancicrs, are much superior to
those about which so much was said thirty
years ago.-EG.