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The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

Capt. Ben. Willard has sold the yacht Net
tie to parties in Portsmouth, for pilot boat.
She is one of the best crafts af1oat
An adopted citizen was employed the other
day to wash the windows in the city clerks
Office. He got the job about half completed
before dinner, and came to the clerk with an
eager air: "Mr. Robinson, will it make any
thing wrong if don't come this afternoon?
I've got leetle job at the conductors? "Con-
ducior! what CONDUCTOR" "Why, the con-
duetor over at de Fluent block, who does dis"
adding an expressive gesture and grimace.-
"Oh, the coru doctor; that's what you mean
no, go along, but don't let him draw blood 90
you" And the man went to do his contract
"wid the conductor"
The complimentary dinner to Judge God
dard, on his retirement from the bench of the
Superior Court, will take place at the Fall
mouth Ii otel next Tuesday evening
new street, from Deering to Cumberland,
to be called Avon street, has been surveyed by
the City Engineer. a
On account of illness Mrs. il. M. Smith viii
not be able to appear at the concert of the Ar
my aud Navy Union course tomorrow even
ing. and Mrs. Anna Granger Dow will take
Portland.
We understand that the John Brooks will
be Withdrawn from the Boston line te-day, and
the Forest City will run in her stead this win
ter in connection with the Montreal
October babe us farewell with pleasant.
kindly smile.
Portland mosquitoes continue although sum-
mer weather has departed. They are very
large, very numerous and very ravenous. They
will bite through two thckpesses of blanket
and keep things lively all night And heart
less people lay the blame on the Water Com
pauy.
Only thirty-one intentions of marriages were
recorded in the City Clerks Office in October
Josephine Reynolds, who is well acquainted
with the inside of the workhouse, came into
town yesterday from the Brewer House son a
tear" policeman quieted her by putting
her 10 one of those strong rooms on the north
aide Of tn city building.
The concert given at Brunswick Monday
evening by Portland talent was very success
full. There was good house, and the selec-
tions on the programme were rendeIed to the
entire satisfaction of the audience.
The contribution for the Methodists of Chi
cago by the Methodists of Portland, were yes
terday mace up to $500.
There's an old adage that "luck and hard
work 60 together" That may apply well to
saving wood, but fails with local editors, when
eveats refuse to transpire with a pertinacity
that is unaccountable. -
The Young Emmett Associates will give an
assembly to. night at Lancaster HILL
A gang OF twenty five men are employed in
making the improvements ON the interior of
the Preble House, and the work is being push
ed with vigor.
Two boys, who escaped punishment week
ago were arrested last night for throwing
stones.
Kate McNulty, aged IS. was arrested last
night for the larceny of wearing apparel from
house uptown, where she was employed as
child's nurse. She is ore of those unfortu-
mates for whom Girls Industrial School is
nee led.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

TRY the Elmwood Cloth Face Collar, the
best yet, Grin Hawkes. & Co., 292 Congress
street. have them. oct30-1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

EXAMINE the large stock of Mems s. Boys
clothing manufactured by Oren Hawkes. &
Co 2Q2 Congress ST.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

GRAND TRUNK RAfLwAY.-250 cans milk 900
bbls. -four, lear shocks. do heads ] do laths q do
butter, do blinds, do potatoes 2 do boxes 40 do
lumbsr,3 do corn, do spars, apples. do hides,
do sundries.
Shipments East-6OO bbls. -four, car wheat, do
sundries. f
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-113 cases mdse, 8
boxes poultry qrs beef 16 bbls. apples, 80 boxes
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Oct. 3.-Eighteen hundred sheep
and SIX horses, brought through from Canada
by Rugges Mcfarland, were seized last night
at White River Junction by Custom House
officer Golf, of st. Adams, for under valuation
The train on which they were loaded had
backed over from West Lebanon and was
about to start. Twelve car loads were seized
at Roxbury. The work was done so quietly
and quickly that none but the owners and
railroad men knew of it.
Small Fox.
The Board of Health has ordered very strin-
gent measures to be taken to prevent the
spread Of small pox at Baskerville, and the
sary. 1t is feared it will spread in spite of all
effort, for number of persons and children
have ignoranty exposed themselves. There
are no cases in the city proper.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

DEATH OF Hon. OLIVER FRosT.-The death
of Mr. Frost took place at his residence in
East Boston on Sunday last. He was native
OF Limington, Me-, and was born June 4, 1901.
He was a member of the Maine Legislature in
1882 49, and was Deputy Land Agent of that
State for nine years. He came to Boston
about the year. 1850, and was for few years a
member OF the firm OF Frost & Boulter, lum
Der dealers In 1856 he represented old Ward
~ Tue anu 1aEa LOOP ya anu h
served in the State Senate. Mr.. Frost was ap-
pointed an inspector of the State Prison by
Gov. Washburn, which he held two years, and
beswas also the chief inspector of lumber in
Suffolk county. For some time past he has
been employed in the Appraisers office at the
Custom House. He was an active Democratic
politician, and much esteemed by large num-
Der of friends-BostOn Journal
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
MISSOURI.
An Undesirable Wife.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.-The reported arrest of
Mrs. Ruth at Lawrence, Kansas, for alleged
completely in poisoning OF her husband by Dr..
Medicott is confirmed. She is now in jail
Seymour Vonlaire, prominent criminal law
yer of this city, the first husband of Mrs. Ruth,
and father of her children, is now in Lawrence
and to-day obtained possession of three of the
Youngest children.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
F. o. BAILEY q CO., Aucrr..
Manufacturers Sale of rOckefy
Ware

IN Thursday, Nov End, at 2 1-2 O'Clock, we shall
~ sell at Saiesroom is Exchange ST. by catalogue,
a large quantity of Iron-stoue China, Rockingham
Q. y. and Yellow Ware, in variety.
9 Goods on exhibition day before sale.
Catalogue furnished upon application to Auction
GERS. oc26td
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
Assignee Sale.


DUkSUANT TO license Of Hon. Edward Fox,
will sell at public auction, PASSPORT at the store
lately occupied by Eliphslet F. Webster. on Satur-
day, the eleventh day of November ISL, at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, the following property, viz:
The entire balance OF the stock OF goods lately In
possession OF said Webster, together with the store
furniture and other personal property connected
with said estate Of The eatate of said Eiphalet F.
Webster, Bankrupt.
GEO. W. WOoDMAN. assignee.
Portland, Oct. 81, 1871. nold2t
Guardians Sale.
l.. virtue of a license from the Hon. John A. Wat
ID erman Judge OF Probate, within and tor the
County of Cumberland, the subscriber, Guardian OF
Ellen f. Bibber OF Portland, in SAID county will sell
at Public Auction. on 4
Thursday, November 23d, 1871.
At O'Clock in the afternoon, on the premises the
following described real estate beongir to said Ellen
+. Bibber, to wit:
One hal in CONNIE n and undivided of a lot OF land
with the buildings thereon situated in said Portland
bounded by Beckett street, and lane fifteen feet
wide, called "Harrisons Lane" being forty feet on
Beckett street and eighty eet Deep being lot No IS
IN the division OF Lot No g. per plan recorded in
Cumberland Registry OF Deeds, Book 25O, Page 66s
BY virtue OF said license the subscriber Is also au
thorzed to sell said premises at private SALE and he
The right so to sell the same any tine previous to
the time of the auction sale.
j. @. SHIRLEY,
Guardian OF Ella r. Bbber.
GEO. W. PARKER, Auctioneer.
oct23 80 & noy6
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

HORSE CLIPPING-Any person wishing their
horse clipped by the new machine, which does
the work in two hours, will please send their
address to Box 1873 P. o. "First come, first
served" 30-5t
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

SPOTTED LIKE DoMINoEs.-The teeth soon
become speckled if every deflement is not re.
moved from them every twenty-four hours.
To do this effeetually there is nothing like
Sozodont 1t literally renders the enamel i'm
;o,,. and ;ndestructible M&W
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
sherif,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND ss.-Taken on execution and will
be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on
Saturday, the 4th day Of November A. ID. 1871, at
III o'clock, IN front OF old City Hail. in Portland and
said County, the following personal property, vz;
Four Sleghs, t-rh T'fTII
One Harness.
Dated at Portland, Oct Both, 1871. a4H
-t.-s w. l.. PENNELI. Depnty Sheriff.
IF. q. BAILEY k CO. Aueiioncers
Oct 31-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
Murder.

A gentleman from the southeast of Missouri
reports that on the 22d inst. James Trotter was
murdered near Indian Ford, Butler county, by
man named Dyer, who approached his vic
tim from behind with cleaver and cut off his
head at a blow Trotter's alleged offence was
cohabiting with a crazy woman. Dyer fed and
has not been caught.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

The same New York papers that told Of
Tweed's arrest and release on bali, had this
item:
Louis Muller was sent to the Pententary,
Monday, for six months by Justice Buckley,
for having. stolen a meerschaum pipe and bar
tered it tor food aud medicine for his child,
which was dying with emall pox.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

Tea,hcr ssport-cct. 3I-io p. III.
War Department, Signal Service u. S. Army. Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
9 . NJ M II re IAL.


Foreign Exports.
CAIBARlEN. Bark E. "A. Cochran-223, 1868 f.t
lumber.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

nj J. Burleigh & Co. ~ Middle street. ZONE
oar,v and avoid the rush Saturday evening.
IT'S SAID that if puff of air were to be
blown into vein of ananimal, death would in
stantoneously follow because circulation would
be stopped The blood makes the ehllie CIR
cult of the human body every seven "inu'es'
and whenever this circulation is impedea OF
any of its channels are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried off, disease follows
fever or disease of liver or kidneys,or scroluia'
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the sou !I'
OF the difficulty use the old and inIainoe
| VINEGAR BIrrrRs. oct1Sth 4w
GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.
BRIGGS Allayantor cures Catarrh.
I Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIC AN.
Tuesday EyENlsG. January u. l6... )


TCE,DAY EVENING. January 81 lo'.
TIE money market continues quiet and easy.
~lt!, no material change IN street rates Nhch
secured by unquo,tionabe collatrrals and Al
business paper without co!lateIals Mortgage
aper Is s,A quoted at loall u cent + inn'i'n for
Al and y i: for seco1 4 grade.
Gold opened al 1905 dll07s (against ~ n New
lorl and closed at llO71 Gil taainst III -. Tie
$1,000 and $4,000 at liOa. s io.oco a. no J. ,io
5000 + 900 8 900 Si6.joo AMI e2l 900 al io|a.
and tjt,o at Ill. In silver 1000 McAcan dohi ;
we've reported ut Il. T. cent premium ID GOA.
American half dollars quoted at 1881.
The movement in sterling exClianSg WIS Cur !, .
aniard the sales eibiac.hg 4 - go9. Oh a' ,i H.
bi!! % aiding and clear II 49, Gll9.s ar lz'
a3ct, h:il OF lading ~ il9 i; ~ 100 a. 'ei' a,
lIH's aH sa2'oO and 500 Al bii' Of hnnG ana
22") Al bill OF iading and clear at -" 80: ~
10000 at 700 l2oA; 1000 Al clear 1T iz' = A''"'
Al biii Of aiding ana so" a, Al s'r'i %. ia
at l08 4 god Sterling is quoted AT i!"'i az i
for good 10 Al bill OF IadsI. and clear. ana i2o'i q
i2l Tor bank. ,
domestic exchange wa, rather easier. but hardly
iuotaby lowc.. The banks supplied rrmttrrs with
sight drafts on New York at ~; |. cent discount
sight New York AT - discount; 900 private
bankers and t2oo00 and s2OoW bark Al 9ih;
SlOGs a'i3 90 $50 oha anc $4,000 coinmeIci,'
AID 81 ep0 pIivaIc bankers st Is; - thiriN d. y
sight on New York AT i,sGlH. $500 81 mt on It
Lou, at +. discount, AMI .ti0N@ Oil Charleston -
the sane
Forty thousand dollar pirate hanAcrn' .r.l
ci4eoha on Ecw York were sold At 9-J2 i ttAt
discount
Operations in stocks Included = shares litrrni!
Bar. the al, .ucrd ratr OF iil@, - "inp Island
Canal, new, preferred teiual 70 1909 share, o:G
etoct) at xi3 p Saug!lttlhouee a. 80; 70 :" 90
az - - Sanitary aud !'cil,!iling Company AZ
S2S So 25 Carrolit railroad al Hlia. ava - Union
Bank n So % improvement.
In bonds $1,000 CT new city e''ra per cons
changed hands i. e . : -2o - 10y. aud F.'e] AZ
the same.
4 email amount OF Ir~ sat" variants "o.h ~
= and rcso.d a, -: ana 500 Lvee warrant :
At -.
Thc:- are few OF l." Gig t.eas:rF not". "t'ci ny
EXCEPT III ti.tiing lots Dealers buy them Z. ross
tr.~ oonu:e.s AT 24 - j. cent discount. ai ask
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
c. s. SACVINET
t.. IS rnit Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
Mrs, Widow aatherine Nessl

der Norton-Seventh District Court fer the
parish of Orleans No. 1920
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE TO
ID hue directed by the Honorable the Seventh =
trict Court the parish of Orleans, III the above en-
titled cause i'll proceed to sell at public auction
the Merchants and Auctioueers' Exchange, koEtt
street between Canal and Custonlhousc streets IN
rl.arv q. 1871, at twelve O'Clock 81, the following
described property, tow:':
l. \ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings ana Improvements situated IN me
First District of this city. i'll he square bounded ny
Girod Camp, Lafayette ard Magazine streets,
having twenty-five feet front on Girod street, "
one hundred and twenty-five feet in dcpth
2 TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with tie
improvement; thereon. situated III the sand mrs;
District OF this city, II said square bounded oE
tiIod, Camp, Lafayette and Magazine streets, ana
measuring each. in American measure, twenty one
feet 'front.' on Magazine street, by one LuD6red aan
scvrlit y-One f TT III depth.
Being the property which was IUrcnaSe
by defendant herein. the nineteenth day or J.7
il;.6, at public sale then Iradt by CuthbeIt bri-
Int then Marshal OF the United States tor tn
Ea tern District OF Louisiana acting Uuftr a "
OF teri ticiis him directed by the Honorable
.he Circuit Court the United States for the sixth
Circuit and Eastern District of LOUISIANA. on the
fifteenth day OF Nav, 1856. and rendered IN the
matter u! III st nf the said Alexander Norton ".
steamer II. z. W. Hill and others, Ne. 21t1 of tie
ocn-t OF said Count; which said sale has been duly
Circuit Court book OF Gales, No. ,, pages - ~
l2i. inclusive.
Seized in the above suit.
T~rms-CAsh on the spot.
C.. = SACTINE'V
a2S tel5 % Sheriff of the Parish or Or.eaN..
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IoONrnUED FROM FIRST PAGE

7.ominal: sales early in the day were made
At S2o 30. but later in the day SD was the
Eos: offer made at the close. Lard dull and
,iroouinn: steam rendered he; kettle l2l9c:
no sales. Bulk meats dull. but holders are
not willing to make concessions, ana ASKING
for shoulders S4c: clear rio sides !Oc; clear
Sides 1919 0l!c; no sales. Bacon dull and
unchanged; shoulders io': clear rlo SIDES
H3,c: clear sides I4lic. Hogs steady and
in moderate demand at : % : -. Whisky
gee.
ST. LOUIS, January ai.-flour firm: super,
inc winter 50 50 - 81. Wheat steady and
~ moderate demand. No. = red fall Il 30.
Corn easier; mixed IN bulk Il a o9c. Oats
trn 80 n So. in bulk and ,. Doe in sacks.
I'VE firm. 90 a SIC. Whisky soc. Mess pork
.loseI easier. s22 30 a %. Bulk meats firm:
shoulders Size; clear rib sides 1893 i'c;
clear sides II J.. a IL 2c: order lots. clear rib
sides, lie. Bacon quiet: shoulders Zoe:
clear rib sides l2c: clear sides i2l2r. Lard
G,riet: .jobbing.. tierce i2l2c; kegs ii@ Iisc.
Hogs firm at s. 2jQS. Cattle unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LospoS. Jannarv 81. NooH.-Consols
~. a 92Ii: 5-20s of 1867. 907,.
LIVERPOOL, January 81. Noon.-Cotton:
Market dull: middling upiands. 4 l-iti:
Orleans. Si4 - .,-i6d Estimated sales
10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, JANUARY y, Afternoon
Cotton: Sales to-day 500 baicS, including
1000 bales ut Charleston. att = n ST. for mid
ding uplands. Brcadstutfs quiet. Pork
90 Sd Lard 63s Cd.
J.ospoS. Janm.ry 81. 40 2. M.-Consos
closed at 81: J-20s OF 1862. .'"il.
LIVERPOOL. january 81. $50 p. M.-Cot-
Con heavy and unchanged. Yarns and fab
AZ. ut Manchester quiet.
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

Sax Francisco. .jan.iarv :i.-Eothug
tics been heard from TIE steamer Colorado.
overdue from Panama.
WASHINGTON. january 3! 1.-The President
!.as signed the act eIuaiizlng The tax on
imported spirits.
VISCENNEs, Ind. JANUARY 3i.-Colonel J..
s. Eastman. a wel!-knowa State and mail
contractor, Is dead.
LoSDOS January 30.--An Official dispatch
ep the Baden Minister state, that General
Bourbaki has entered Switzerland. His at
selnpt at suicide is confirmed.
Demonstrations have occurred IN severe!
ercnch towns against both the al2niStice
and the mutilatiOn Of France.
Especial to the New York World
foNDoS. January 30.-(iambetta has
:atitied the capitulat:oA. anu VII not -e-
sign.
The Empress Euscni, ordered the Duke
ale Pcrsigny to Quit her presence tol urging
her to consent TO the Acknowledgement OF
France.
LdtPr.-It Is reported .la- GIQDttt mas
committed suicide.
VERSAILLES. January 30.-The distress n
Paris from scarcity OF food Is very great
The destruction OF railroads pre-, olts rapid
geVictrialng. but the Germans are supply
anr the necessities OF the people from their
own stores The GermaVs viii enforce a
strict passport system during the arnistlcc.
BoRDElUX. January D.-Ganhetta for
$yarded dispatches by telegraph to-day TO
Jules Favrc, at Versailles. requesting him
10 break the silence maintained by the Paris
government; to state the name OF the Min
sister whose coming TO Bordeaux has been
announced. the motives Of delay i'll his
movements. and to give precise Information
respecting the condition OF Paris.
The municipality Of Lyons appears 10
.naintain its resistance to the Germans. and
has sent dcputaton 10 Bordeaux to urge
the adoption of general measures tor the
same great object.
CRY OF MEXlCo. January 2e.--i'rc,;dent
Juarez' prospects for reelection are Halter
ing, though the intelligent and wealthy
classes favor Lerdo de Teia,io.
The war in Guerrero continues ana the
government so far has been unsuccessful
The Tehuantepec expedition progresses
tlvorablv. Engineers report sufficient
water on the mos. elevated poa. FOR canal
purposes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

ERN RAILROAD, February 30-214 bales cotton and
sundry produce "
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, January N-l6S bales cotton and sun
dries
January So bales cotton and sundries
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January O-l6 bales cotton 81 hiids sugar III
bbls molasses 3 biol, sugar half bales moss aud
SundIies
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NJ. ;-AR:t + LIE .E.LLAN"+!: '.tt ~ RENE
Octave >a.,i..l. - Ncr t!u>be..J-Ns. -"
I HEREBY "ERT;E! TiIAT'O TIE EIGHTEENTH
4 dty 81 January. 1871. Judgment vas zen
Gerei 'I- court III ~. :o.!"~fn. 'n'!i.t!
.iI:, i, '!!e words ana figures following, - WI;
Ms. Mar. julie Btiau-er. vie ,. .'eu. ., fave
S.tiaGn. he. HI.sband-So. lla3.
IN mis- ease submitted 70 tnc ,.r.' hv
consent. upon III" testimony :h>"E ..l'
'rfA Office, tas court CONSIDERING: -. ..w AID
e. .itnce 70 o. III favor of plaintiff
Il = ore'e! iUd ed ana de- rod aa' l''' Ne
Judgment IL favor OF ;'..'nfi', Ms H.,i.c Jl:..'
Bciiaager, and against ,!'!ru!,It. Rene octave
property an: .!.-,ofy Iu- tie community .. aC4G..t
aud gatH- hc,etoto:" .>-rin. n"t~e-n them. that
pl.,.J.-t have the nee and exclusive adm n!-t.a
ana CONT 81 her -!o. RI = ana tl.' 81. .a
cover OF 81, nd. ~ II, sim 81 l''e: i;;ta!rt dol
lars ana ''lr restitution 81 be: !DwTr Il ','!3u!t
.! Defendant making -lIi restitution 'h ..n,. ftH'
he pay plainrih The flItt.r sum OF ~ hundred
ro..1, aIi costs srI.t. with ;,Tvl'g, .iti mott
- -r allowed ny law - married women. o. g..
property ~ ti.U husbands, TO- n. 49,. at
their t"t "a. = ii pa. .pl.' ma! :--nt'
fni ,Iuti.t rent. :pi J!UUir. ; 81
1I''t .,'4l.'it 2. 10.
s>iI..h c:A..La> ..rAJ..r'- 'i':'
Hand .iii rio So NJ sad .p',rt. - -.
,ir- N.N -. r;t.i> .H lis 'v...' v--3.' %
January N Tn Lord or. :ci.-I:l J.. *
nIr'.T..i -. in.' az. :.
a.: he M, -. '.!s'S :it,1 ii 49,.
.IoluiI5 LDt 3 POW En-. Gers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

The Norwich Bulletin tells a capital story
of p little affair which tool, place N one Of
Che schools not far from that city. TIC
principal OF the school IN question attempted
the other day, to break one OF his pupils, a
sprightly miss Of sweet sixteen" OF The
habit of scribbling upon hcl slate. Seeing
that she had written the name Of her re
puted lover, the principal took the slate and
held it up before the school. saving. after
having read the name distinctly, Children.
can you tell me who tnis gentleman IL !!
nave seen his name upon Ella Slate several
times. He must certainly be Of some i'm
POrtance." And attcr Il pause the principal
continued, while all eyes were fixed ntently
4Ipon Ella, Who is Il:. Is he the President
claimed the rogtjSh s.rl, with a very scner
sook, apparently wishing TO clear Ur the
mystery, "he j. Il real nee young fellow
down to StoDington Point -
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River Intelligence.
n.r,-.s ~ TrR nAlhl .tse-1iE5 /.

= .l,tt : - n nAIlN - M -,
VIZ. os> .:Oi.NrNr, February !. i'll.
NI,Tuar. .'J--:,f, ErC.-le stcl13y thorEh
da.l.l." H. ,!r,v 20" ..t., slEo!'int, 'd :ot ll.e
.,,!i is az lsstrt ogy.r cs. nUt laced H. a
dismal "a, i-'.' I;;,-, Tie tnsotrherv VAS
sIi!ti; ana '"se ..j. irjas thr iorcny Oh rain de
scented ia turrel4,. si9 are led 20 bel that
Nt,N ORGANS has ,Usu;ttt in sC''c manner, the
cicr;, ri .,. ~ atl.r tor veris, thcisitat ions of
rain We ia,s I.taiv rspcrenoei would lead one to
believ. thai Il =, Zntttd our puhiShme-t 10 tEc
Chart. Baro ae,er & Co but if rains just when ii
vI,a,es, ana .iat is rot very seldom Business yes
te,d,y was Of course mich deferred by the ram
The arYir,ss were rather numerous. however;
among w,ull We noticed the Alaska and barge,
deeply laden, rom cccipnati; MARY Lowry. WITH
full en- 20 t,oG, ritt.burg; G. H. Ourlree, good
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c. y. SACTINE-
ia,6 tel5 % Sheriff of the Parish OF Or,taNs.


Charles r. Caruthfrs and AIS. W. sfu--
tav.s Foistcs-fourth District Court lex TIE
parish of Orleans Ne. q, 2li.
DI VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FAClAH
ID against plaintiffs, Cnaries +. Ca.1itner' anu
Mary +. lO,nken, in favor OF defendant, -
mo directed ny tn. Honorable the Fourth d..
trct Court fpr the parish of Orleans, III the
above entitled cause. viii PROCEED to sell at pubi,c
auction, ~ III. Merchants and Auctionc.rs eN-
change, Rovai street between Canal and .as
Toulouse streets. III the Second District 81 me
city, Oh SATURDAY. February %, 1871, at t~elrs
O'Clock NJ. the following described properly, ~
VT
4 LOT OF GROUND situated in the loGIsi ''is
t-ie, Of tn, city, III the square bounded b.
thariC. Fu,lT.h ?rytauit and Washington ST. -.
having, IN American measure, one huntre& s'}r
twtntv-nNe ttrt front On St Carlg, street -
.,llii,T.t and eight I-thr.e feet nLe .Iches
depth and from. on Washington street
Beng tAc same property acquired hE dt1el;:..c'
Charles 7. 'arltieI- by purchase he Inai. :hrwH'
~! i!le tl.:Id April 1888, per deed duly d
III lie ohrr ~ the Rc-ister ID ConvcyaEV.s -
paVi,h III cook 80 folio %.
Seized III the above suit.
Ierms-t .cl GA ii. spot.
C.S. SAUVINEt
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