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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
Daily Kennebec journal
DURING THE SESSION OF THE
Flfty.First Legislature OF Maine,
Beginning January 3, 1872.
OFFICE OF THE
Daily Kennebec Journal and
Weekly kennebec Journal,

AUGUSTA, November, lSIl.
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chant LAWYER business man, in the state of Maine,
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islature and should be well informed In relation 70
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-12

old Commander, but Mrs.. Riokstts =,
warmly appreciates the attention -
annually paid. and unites in kiadest =
membranes TO all.
Very sincerely your friend,
JAMES B. RICKFTTs
Msi Gen. Z. S.
LETTER FKoM MAJ. GEN. MEAD
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA, 1870
j. a. SolsJary, Chairman
Dear Sir,-I have to acknowledge H..
receipt of your polite invitation to mea,
the Vermont officers at Rutland, Vt, Jan
18th, 1871, and TO state in reply that If
would give me the greatest gratifcation
to accept, were it in my power, but the
distance to be travelled, together with M
numerous engagements public and DR.
vate, l regret to say, viii not permit N.
to do so. feel very much fattere..
being remembered by my cOmrades q,
Vermont. have a vivid recollection nj
the gallantry and good conduct Of IT,.
Vermont troops in the army Of the Pot-
mac-always ready to do their duty and
always doing it in distinguished n ann
bringing credit on themselves, their Stat.
and the Army of the Potomac.
Please express to your associate u,
deep sense of their kindness-my regrs,
that cannot avail myself of il, and nv
hope that your Re-Union will p,
a source of pleasure to all.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO. G. MEAD.
Maj. Gen. .. S. A
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-12
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT GRANT

Hon. j. a. Salisbury, Rutland. ~;
Dear Sir:-I have the honor 70 ,ok
nowledge the receipt of your very cordiaI
invitation 10 attend the annual Reunion
dinner of the Vermont affeers on the It'll
of January next.
regret that my public duties compel
me to decline your invitation, and mus
beg you to accept my thanks for your kind
remem brance, and my wishes for Plea-
SAINT reunion, at which it would aGar5
me great pleasure to be present.
Yours respectfully,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-12

And no nation Of the earth has given to the
world such trophies of her conquests of
peace.
But all these, great as they are and in
comparable, could be wasted by single
successful campaign over the theater of
their most brilliant achievements, if there
were not courage and sinew enough to
maintain and defend the principles, and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-12
ARMY BUILDING. ,
NEW YORK, Dec. II, 1870. I

Major j. 4. Salisbury, Chairman. etc.
MAYOR Il had the honor to receive, on
my return to city, your letter of the 9Th
IN ST., inviting me, on the part of the Elk.
Committee, to the dinner to be given by
the Vermont officers on the occasion OF
their annual reunion at the Bardwell
House, Rutland, Vt, on the 18th Jan.
1871.
need hardly say that it would afford
me sincere pleasure to be able to accept
the invitation SO courteously rendered,
and to greet in person, the officers of the
Vermont troops, mary of whom | know
personally as belonging to the famous
Vermont Brigade of the 9th Corps, but
unfortunately have TO go South soon
after the first of next month, to be absent
probably beyond day of your reunion.
As 1 cannot therefore be with you, may
l ask you to express to the officers pre-
sent my kindest remeYmbrances, and my
best wishes for their happy reunion
am. Major,
Very truly yours,
III. G. WRIGHT,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. Z. S. A.
Late Ma. Gen. Vols.
LETTER FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 10, 1870.
Mr.. J. a. Salsbury, Chairman h. com.
". officers, dc.
Sir:-I am directed by General Sher-
man to acknowledge the receipt of your
polite invitation for the 18th Jan. next,
and to express to you his regret at not
being able to accept. He wishes for you
and vour comrades much nleasura at the
coming Reunion.
I have the honor to be very respectfully
yours, etc,
Jos. G. AUDENRIED,
Colonel 81 A. d. O.
LETTER FROM MAJ..GEN. RICKETTS,.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 81, 1870.
]. N. Salisbury, Esq, Chairman Er. Com.
IT., Officers Reunion Society.
DEAR SIR We regret that circum.
stances compel us to decline your crafty
ing invitation to meet the old comrades
who so kindly remember, not only their
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-12

Col. Wesley gave brief sketch of the
history of the connection of Gen. Brooks
with the Vermont troops, and paid high
tribute to his character. At the couclu-
sion of his remarks, the resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
A report from the committee appointed
to draft resolutions of respect to the
memory of Governor Washburn was
called for, but Col. Circuit, the chairman
of that committee being absent, action
upon the subject was postponed till even
ing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-12


broken in spirit and decrepid, from YOU
the past year in pensions 81, 1862, S04. II
the 1O3,546 dependent widows and or
phans of soldiers $13, 567 ,677 in annuities
To the sailors who were half shot away
in the iron storm that rolled over the sea
and those left dependent, when their hus
bands and sons went down with their
hulks in Hampden Roads and the waters
of the Atlantic, or were roasted in Their
Iron-clads, have received $430.019, max
ing an aggregate of about $25,000,000
paid by the Government to this class o.
sufferers. BY order of Congress 3l5,55t
deceased Union soldiers have been care.
fully gathered and tenderly inferred in
seventy-three National Cemeteries at ar
expense of $3,226,370.
These cemeteries have been laid out
and decorated with great beauty and, Sc
cured against the feet of hostile intrusion
They are the property of the Nation, and
will soon become great mausoleums of q
past age.
Each mans name known, his state and
rank, are raised in characters of iron-fit
emblems of enduring fame-upon the
metallic slabs that mark two hundred
thousand graves. The rest CHASTITY mum.
Der unknown, lwho have left known deeds,
are recorded in the same archives as q71a6ie
martyrs in the same cause.
This seems like a fabulous sunset. But
when it is boasted that it is all gratuity,
we cannot fail to refect-not to revert to
what has been said-not to speak of lost
limbs and broken constitutions-that the
brave sailors of the North Atlantic Squad.
ron alone CLEANED from the sea, and
blockade-runners fitted out by English
men to break the laws of friendly DOW.
er, and put into the United States Treas
ury more than 25 million dollars, the
case does not seem so appalling. Ali the
pensions paid into this great State were
more than balanced by the overhauling of
4 single cruiser loaded with Confederate
buttons.
If members of Congress would pay their
'wn postage for little while, the Gov.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

HENRY PEiCHA;D
Prcs:lcn. Hope Insurance Company.
JULES TUlES,
Prcsden. S,N orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
+. FOCRCHY
President Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
CHARLES ROMAN.
President Naiania ndrr Fir. Insurance COM anv.
LLOYD z. COLEMAN,
President Mechanics AID Traders Insurance Com.
PAM.
President Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company,
=. GANuCHEAU.
President Louisiana State Mutua! Insurance Com
ALFRED MOuLTON
:'r.-.icn: lone Mutual Insurance Company.
II. DOANE
President Factor. and Traders Insurance Com
Ian..
=. RlGSEv.
President Atlantic Insurance Company:
THOMAS SLOO,
President Sun Mntra! Insurance Company.
j. II. OGIESBf,
:'rcs.isa. Commercial insuranc. Comp anv.
THOMAS A. ADAMS.
vresdcn: CIe-c.n: Mutual Insurance Company.
II. MICHEL.
Pres. !t1t Germans. Insurance Company
4. ClHApELIA
P...;i.n: Union in.l.Eanc.. Com ,any
Os..x. Exx ORLEANS DrL!rr.N.(
January % 1871.
For .wp month. pas. W. have. used the BaT n
gas in our s.c., editorial. and composing rooms.
and take pie. n :,st.y.tg that II Is giving en-
tire Satisfaction. Z. ao..is Bright, steady, soft
Hight les. nir.oUs - t!, eyes .i.l much cheaper
than any .i..i: We have tried.
SEYMOUR jEWkLi GO,
;;,y IN, Editors and Pro,,r..o:-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
ONLY FORTY MILES

ONLY FORTY MILES
From New orleans. :en from Bay s.: L"':.-, wear
tn. town and station %! Ioa!rI.yllts. Ga ;.- Nv
Orleans. Mobile .,ud Chattanooga, Railroad
FIFTY LOTS.
TN ,c:-- ~ NOR. for MARKE: FARMS and
FRUIT GRbWINt.; high and DRY: -o.! !oarl on .ay
tlne range and !"-I!..:.. h'a.tAE. 'c-. ."v iui
.;l-l! Ion. time.
THREE THOUSAND ACRES.
Improved and '.n;lrprov.i Lands, T.. rai,r"ai
and nav -a1.' "at.:. goo" Tor i-- pound,
So, Island to the II, timely :in:tr-d ami
convenient 10 saw mills
Eoy lease, :"a good tenant. The richest AID
Best stock and Aiarke; Farm
In South Il Mississippi; fifty acres under fence hvs
hulIIed tnco--, pasture good building, and 'i>-
..ru- and : half mic from Toum.vI!!''. only
tSo hours rid. from thu city and halt ot:! from
E,v ~ Louis. With without teams on the place,
and privilege. y: cutting l'-r cord. oak and Jtr-'
OF !!-ntwoo,. an! ..ue.
:. =. II. CLAIBORNE.
Near TorilIi.y lie.
.. =. maj. !" >!.i-li-horo Mississippi.
RODERIC SEAL.
Mississippi N.':.
BROOKS CLAIBORNE { 90.
.,tl So 81 ;',rrild-.ct street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
SHERIFF'S SALES.
A dol,v,. II, nuin vs.. Mrs. COYlnne

David Widow Of Jules Armant-Seventh. DIS
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans, NO i'i'
RY vmTuE, OF A., AN ALIAS la the Wa" Honorable
the Seventh District Court for the parish w saE
to Thomas L. Maxwell. late Sheriff ana oy sa1.
entitled vause 1 will proceed to sell at pubic pubic
auction at tho Merchants and AIctioneTe ',
Exchange Royai street ss%f n.ttat Of this city
on FRIDAY, March 3 1871, at twelve o'cock' 'he
following described property to wf adjoining
each other together with all the buildings anu I'm
urovemcnts thereon rights ways. prfviicsee ser ~,
tudes and advantages thereunto belonging or m IN
ANY, wise puertai,,ing situated in the Second Dis
trct of this city in the square bounded by i5eine'
Marai, and Barracks streets ana Bayour oau, ues!S
mated a, letters aud 3, on a sketch lnade W
A. de !Armas. survey or, / dated JANUARY 70.
1871, and deposited in the Sherfis o.dGe i 20
reference Which said lots having accoruhS l"
said sketch. the following dimensions. to WI;
Lot A measures tweny-six feet eiSht ili.iI.s -
four lines front on IRENE street twen.y w. I'm,
lines width in the rear, by ninety one aeGt NM
inches and four lines in depth on the sue INC ~;
ward Bayou road ami Hishty-siX feet ok incn ,r
depth on the Oth' side to"aru baiA"'h' ''
dividing it from lot B. ,, Vat co-,
The buildings and improvements on saiu ~ 49,
prise: two-story frame 4T-as l ,pe havng on
The ground tiOOr, two rooms with firc-p4aces anu
back aud side galleries, and, on me nrpLIii
ta,n he'd rooms with fire places and oack Sa'isay
t"o.stnrv fame Kitchen having, on the sroun1
400 two rooms and the upper story, ai'o tw3
1oolu-. priyies, cstern. water"orhs' s"'0 pa
with brick, etc. in.,as fro~.
or Trrme street twenty -one feet nie !hcnes anu
re Inns width in the rear byscishty- xieet OK
;ncha in dept, on the side lime, dividing II from 10,
a,,; a. nbty two feet six inches ard four lnes "a
d4ph ON The other ode line toward Barracks -; siren er,
The buildings and improvements on san ~ srrI,
front SLATE rosed, No 27s IRENE street. haS.ns ID
tb. ground floor :wo rooms, with hre.paces "n.
ronn1s with places and back gallery; l We,
story frame kitchen having on the S,o onc ro %
,r,c room. AMI the upper story aSo ON, wtt
brs.k, etc. ;r.d IN, the DE-.
Beng the same property acquires ~ tHe W. No. ..
PENDANT by pure haSe made from Achlilc :,
ar, mas, ed before Theodore Guyol, notary puoi'' -
thi.' civ. on the eight, day of March, 1860.
Plans thereof will b- on rSnio.'ion d. 'o
change some days previous to sale.
Seized in the ABOVE sul-
Terms-Cash Ga the spot. . , ..,,,-,xv,,
!, Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
SHERIFF'S SALES.
james G.. Murphy W.. Charles +. Rulh-
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,

James C. Alurphy W. Charles K. Rulh-
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No. 20l2.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable the Sixth District
Court for the paris! OF Orleans, i'll the above ent
tied cause will proceed to sell at public auction
at the Merchants and AI:ctiOnscrs Exchange Royal
street between Canal and CustOmhouse streets. IN
the Second District of this city on SAIO
February 10, 1871, at twelve O'Clock d., the follow
ing described property. to wit
THE RIGHTS TITLE AND INTEREST OF the de-
tain lot of ground with all the buildings and I'M
Of this city in square bounded by Orleans, -.
ty-seven feet six inches front Orleans street, by
sixty-four feet in depth which said property was
acquired by defendant herein by act OF donation
and part tion between the children of Jean Marie
Bernard Victor Rulh, certified copy o! winch -
deposited in the office of T. q. GOttschalk, notary
public this city. per act dated june a. 1909; ny
which said act of partition and donation there f!i
to the share and lot of defendant ami Francos
Eugene Rulh, jointly, and by undivided halves the
said hcrcinabOvc described property, AMI ov Hhlcn
SANE act Of dOnat the said Jean Marie Bernard,
Victor Ruth had however reserved to himself fhe
u,utruct of said property, but by act before same
notary also dated June a. 1869 DR.. A. de Roaldrs
acting as the duly constituted attorney in fact OF
said Jean Marie Bernard Victor Ruth, made Il fEll
abandonment OF said usufrl.ct in favor Oi the sad
defendant and FRANCOIS Eugene Rulh.
Seized in the above suit.
Terins-Cash ON the spot
c. s. SACvIEET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
VlNHE BARBARIN GAS LIGHTING
30 M 2 A n Y.
N.V OYIxAs. January H. 1871.

Nzw ORLEANS, January II, 1871.
We, the unde-s sned. practical chemists. residing
in this city after having carefully and fully tested
the process of the BARBARIS GAS LIGHTING
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA for making gas under
the patents OF MesHs Barbarin & Dupas, and
known the BAR3ARiN GAS. do hereby declare
that there is possibility of any explosion in the
process and that he gas, in it's chemical combina
ton is even less dangerous than Goa! gas owing to
it's great richness IL carbon and poverty i'll
hydrogen.
,SigncdI
JAS ALBRIGHT NJ. D.
l. CRAWCOCR. NJ. d.
To Charles Cavaroc, Esq, President Barbarin
Gas Ligl,t!n. Company OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
Joseph l:arrist vs.. John NllsOn-SixIn
Distrie: Cour, for the parish OF Orleans, 40

.yo.eph l:arri.t vs.. John NilsOn->ixtA
DistriC: Cour. for the parish OF Orleans 30
NY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
u directed by the Honorable the Slxta
District Co,.r. tor the parish OF Orleans IN 'Ae
above entitled CaIse, 70 Thomas L. NaA"e!I' !d'e
Sheriff and by SAID late Sheriff TO III"
transferred I viii proceed to sell at puo.
lie auction at the Merchants and AuctiontefS
EycLance Povai street. between Canal anu Gus
tuho,l,- streets tbs Second District OF 1s cay.
on WEDNESDAY, February Is, 1871, at twelve eloc0
NJ the following described property to wit
/ CERTAIN LOT OK GROUND, with al. the
buildings and Improvements thereon. and all the
rights ways aud privileges thereunto beionsIh:
OF IN anv wise appertanug, situated III fauDon'T
West Bouiigny, IN the City and parish OF Jefferson
IN tlli, state, III the square number seventeen o.
said FaubouIg, bounded by Live Oak, bordeanl.
Laurel and Lyons streets.
The said lot is DIES. grated by the number tWenty.
eight on a hgurative plan annexed TO an aet dated
June r. 3tl and deposited in the Office OF Charles
Boudoli,u;ie. late notary pubic III IN. cry u
New orleans, and measures thirty feet front o.
bordeaux street. by acpth OF one hundred Aa's
fli'v fee.
Being I'll. porr.:: acquired by the defenf'
ant nv purchase !.on ,he estate Of ArriieVl"
Roberts DER ar. passed before y. +. Davis. AOtA1
p,hiic Oh ;!lc tNeiitv-.tl!rd OF October. Ava.
Seized II. The ABOVE SUI.
Verms-Casis o.. the spot.
G. s. SACvISEY.
i,rtf. u y Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
G. 5. SACSINEY.
iaTtfIl5 sheriff of the Parish OF orleans.
(;cOrxe PS.r;,pr W. Michael Conner
SiNth D.slI:.. IouI: tor The parish OK cr.a.,.

sixth DlsII.tt ioIic tor III: iiilSh OK CF"d-,s
No. 1906.
DY VIRTUE OT 4 WRIT OF FIERr FAClAS
ID 20 me directed BY ,hr Honorable. the SixTi
District Court the parish OF Orleans IL
The above entitled cause, | will proceed to sea
n pubic auction. - tn. Merchants and Auc.
toil--rs' Exchange ROYAL street between Cana.
aui .onlho,se streets, in the Second District %:
this civ TUESDAY. February u 1874, q.
twelve O'clock ", the following described PROG
trtv. to wit -
All. TIE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST -
tn, defendant aNd 10 certain lo Of .roun.w
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated il Fa,our. Pltisan,e, IN this paris' Az.
state in the so I;rt bounded by Chippewa, Jers-.
and Della. a!,e streets and Louisiana avenue. 81 -
lot i, designated by the un Der seventeen. on plan
dr bt William l. Thompson. late SUI vevor, o..
January q, 1913, deposited, as plan No. Is. IN the
o:tic. o. J. r. Beard late notary public, in This C:.
SAID lot measures tiIrtvtwO feet front Je1-..'
.trce:. 10y hundred and twenty -four re'
IL hes i'll depth between parallel Lines. Auie.:c "a
measure.
Seized il the above s-.
Terms-Cisii the spot.
E. s. SACV!SEc
ia.l les ,: Sheriff Of thel'arish OF Or.eaaA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

;.2l feI5 mis- Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleals.
William X. Fish. Henry GasSon;; os T ran:

William X. Fish, Henry (.asCon; nus nd
tarrc vs. TLoma, c. Craven and Charles Eau
Sx,h District Court for the parish Of orit@n''
No. 1888 - -, ,,Yppy pACrAS
Is to me objected by tie Honorable the SIKH
District Court for the parish Of 9tiea sa y, n .h
a.; arct;nn on tine premise No. 50 Magazine stree
in the First District of this city, on SAiCK *
PebYuarv H. 1871! at halfpast ten CLOCK a. a. '-ie
following described property. to WIN, .>-,-,.
THREE COTTON GINS AND ApPCR ZEN ANY,
Seized in the Dove suit belonging to detenda'"
Thomas &. Craven.
Terms-CieII on tae spot
C.S SAUVINET,
,q,:a-,, Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
Bank of America vs.. sheldon & Gould.

Bank of Americn vs.. sheldon & Gould.
ct al, August Stuart subrogated-Seventt Us
trict Court TO, the parish OF Orleans, No. .34o.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERY FACIAS
ID to directed by the Honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans IN the above
entitled cause. l will proceed to sell al pubic
auction. on the premises hereinafter designated
on MONDAY. February -, 1871, at half past ten
O'Clock A. d.. the following described property
10 wit
TIE CONTENTS OF THE PHOTOGRAPH SALOON
situated an the second and third roOrs OF m. iEr
Uses No. 81 Canal ST rect in the Second District OF
this city. pr inventory which Hit IN. see. II
my Office.
seized in the above siI:.
Terms-Casi the spot.
C. s. SAEVIHEr
toIl Sb.r;,f oyf b..p Par of
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~ =. HINT s. CO..
MACHINERY .r?O"
No. l>5 l;ravicr street, New Orleans.
Hanuiic:tt.er.' Agent, 80
T. CARVER CoMPANI'S CELEBRATED COTTON
GINS AND ...iSTERS.
uLANES STEAM PUMPS.
al, kinds

Boston Machine Cnnpaav's vu.:,r> r.r,lb,.
and Stationary Boilers. the Baxter PortdJi- En-
cinc.; Scha.ier Baden Der. steam Gauges; CONN :
Steam Water and ;ia5 Valves !yraLt- ana Water
Net.e.; Sturtevant', Pressure and Fan Blowers.
Exhaust and Driver Fans. i'erry!naHs Automatic
Boiler Feed Regulator aa.: Low Water Alarm;
D!ikea Evart', and Lows Automatic and Hand
Feed Sinsle Machines; Clark- Linen Hose Hose
Pipes Couplings. etc; New York Tap and Bic Com
PAWS screw Plates, Taps. Hi-s, Reancrs, ETC.;
United States Standard Nut Com1anr- Finished
and Unfinished Nuts and Bolts. }. ". A!xter
Co Saw ,i,!mlncrs tps.'o and MI P. *, Se.ien :
Steam Parkin. r.,.nouIn NI.i, R!ve.,, The Eagle
wise.
Plantations. Draining, Co.ton. IRON Wood work
in. and al kinds OF Machinery. Betting Slaft.n-
and Puilcv- on hand or NJ b.. furnished: "a. soG:
notice AT Manufacturers Prices
Ia23 Sa 81 '!I.iv
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iJl.3l fcI3 Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans.


The City of New Orleans W.. Estate of
Thomas +. Hun-Seventh District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, No. 2.i2. 1890
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ERl FAClAS
ID directed by the honorable the seventh District
Court for the parish of Orleans in the above en-
titled cause. to Thomas l.. Maxwell, late SLerit.
and by said late Sheriff to me transferred, . VIII
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioncers' Exchange; Royal street. between
Canal and Cis:Omhouse strrete i'll the Second Dis
trct OF this city. on WEDNESDAY, February 10;
1871, at twelve o'clock 81, the following dcscr.oed
property, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the FIRST District of this city in square bounded
py Carondek:, ST. Charles, Lafayette and Iirod
streets, Ill. assuring twentv-eisht feet front on ~
Charles street, ~ one hundred and twenty fet, n
depth.
Together with a.! the buildings and improre-
men:H thereon. and all the rights, ways etc
The whole as per surrey and sketch made D: Z. A.
d.. Armas. Surveyor, and deposited i'll tat Sl!es:f ;
office for reference.
Seized in the above suit.
Tcrms-Chei, Oh the spot.
CS. SACVIEET,
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