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ku-IkluX.

PTTsBgRs, Pa, March 18.-At II
O'Clock last night, as the telegraph opera
tor at Indiana, Pa, was entering his of
fee, which is in the same room with the
First National Bank, he was attacked by
four men, with blackened faces, who
knocked him down, dragged him into the
bank, and gagged and handcuffed him.
One of the party sat by him with re-
volver, while the others went to work to
break the safe, Shortly afterward they
became frightened and left, getting no
money except eighty dollars from the
operator, who was found, at five o'clock
this morning, badly injured.
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GERMANY.

Threat TO Ec-inVest Paris.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE New Prussian
Cross Gazette, semi-official, to-day says:
If the French prosecute Germans, the
German army must reOccupy the envi-
rOns of Paris and possibly the CITY.
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Receipts over expenditures. 2,101

The commissioners agreed on the follow
ing ticket for candidates for Directors of
the Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad
G. A. Washington, from Robertson.
E. S. Cheatham, from Robertson.
John II Dunn, from Robertson.
DR.. Thomas Menees, from Davidson.
Enoch Cunningham, from Davidson.
VIM. ConneI, from Davidson. r7
N. Hobson, from Davidson.
No decision in regard to ticket for di-
rectors of the Tennessee and Pacific Rail
road is expected to be made until the day
before the election. Adjourned till
Monday next, at Il NJ
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PENNSYLVANIA,
GEN. Granl-What,s UNI

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-President
Grant arrived here yesterday noon. His
visit is supposed to be in connection with
the appointment of Col lector of the
Port
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Ticket AdOPted-RepOrt OF EdgeRkeld
and KentuckV Rafiroad

and Kentucky Railroad.
The Board Of Railroad Commissioners
Tor Davidson county met yesterday at
noon, at the Courthouse, Judge Turner IN
the chair. III -7 -.. ~ go = F-------T
The following report was presented: a.,
EDGEFrELD AND KENTUCKY RAILRokD-Rz-
PORT OF EARNINGs AND EXPENSES FRoN
MAY !, 1870, TO MARCH I, 1S7I.s res u
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OHIO.
Ku-KIux in Sherman,s Vicinity.

CINOINNATI, March 1S-Alex. Rodgers
was killed last night in Chillicothe, near
the rajlroa depot, by an unknown person.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
EugenIe Still waiting at Dover.

LONDON, March 1S.-Napoleon has not
yet arrived in England. The Empress is
much disappointed but supposes there
was mistake in the telegram notifying
her, and remains at Dover awaiting her
husband.
LONDON, March 18.-The eX-Enperor
Napoleon will leave Cassel Sunday, to
morrow, and will be in London Monday
night.
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THE LIE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION

Has appointed Mr.. Nj A. Stratton, of
our city, the general agent for Middle
Tennessee for the sale Of the memorial
picture, the proceeds of which are for the
purpose of erecting a monument over
Gen. Lees grave. Mr.. Stratton is
clever gentleman and good worker, and
we hope that the noble object for which
he is labOring will cause him to meet
with success. He hopes soon to have
an sgent in every county in his section
and to get to work in earnest.
MONTGOMERY.
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EaFthuUaIXc,

A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt this morning in the northern portion
of ENGLAND
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TOBACCO.

Our market is now fully open and to-
bacco is rolling in rapidly, and selling at
very good figures. The Tobacco Bolrd
meets four times a week, and at each
meeting there is from one to two hundred
hogsheads sold. Our tobacco men think
that there will be a much larger amount
sold here this year than at any time since
the war, and if we are able to get our
Railroad into the hands Of its stockhold-
ers once more, that GAINESVILLE will regain
the reputation she had before the war, of
being one of the largest tobacco markets
in the world.
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QHANOKRY COURT

has been in session for about three weeks,
and has transacted a great deal of bust
ness. Chancell Smith, the presiding
Judge, ard Polk G. johnson, ESQ, the
Clerk and Master, give universal satisfac-
ton, and the people no longer fear that
when their money or property gets into
this court that it will be the last of it.
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GAINESVILLE.
Lectures by the Blind Preacher
CiarksviIIe's Railroad Interests
The Tobacco Trade, etc.

The Tobacco Trade, etc.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March Is, 1871. =
Since my last letter to you GAINESVILLE has
been favored with great treat, which
consisted in two very able lectures, de-
livered before the Young Mems Christian
Association, by Rev. w. II. Milburn, the
well known blind preacher. The subjects
of his lectures were, "What a blind man
saw in England" and Sargent S. Prem
tiss, the great orator of Mississippi
His lectures were instructive and gracefully
delivered, and he was pronounced by one
and all an orator of no ordinary ability.
His lectures were well attended, though not
as much so as they deserved. We hope
that this will not be the last treat of the
kind given to us by the young men.
RAILROAD.
Our city has been and is in quite a
state of excitement in regard to the bill
Tiled in court to sell out the NJ. q. & L.
Railroad. 1t is a question of vital impor-
lance with US and with the people of the
whole State. For upon the determine
non of this suit is dependent whether all
the Railroads in the State shall go into
the hands of foreign corporations and be
run in the interest of other States and
cities, or shall they remain under our
own State. If these roads pass into the
hands of foreign corporations, then away
with all idea of ever making Tennessee a |
leading State in the Union. Deprive it |
OF the benefit of all of her internal i'm |
provements, her great thoroughfares in
stead of being benefit, being huge YAM
pires sucking out her life blocd, what else
can she do but sink into insignifi-
canoe and ruin. The people seeing
this are willing to be doubly taxed
or to make any sacrifice rather than
to let these Roads go into the hands
OF foreign corporations. Our city has
already suffered great deal by the rent
ing of the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and
Louisville Railroad to the Louisville road,
who charges as much to take freight of
any kind ten or twelve miles as they do to
take it to Louisville, showing that they
run 1t in the interest of Louisville instead
)t cur own State. If the people of the
State had voice in the matter, as they
rightly have, they would say let the
State lose her whole debt rather than to
ose the benefit of these roads.
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The Murder of Mrs. Van HOok-TI
BigamIst Hardwicke.
ARKANSAS.

Clayton Resigns and starts for
Washingten-His Successor i'm the
Two Horse Act-The FarcicaI Trial
of Mcclure
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Tv.nt....Ntii Days Proceed!

Ho-.. ~ ..r"hH>s' re W..
Ir-,,.T, -! .,.-N ~, -.
III" los" n.": rt:-.'. - "."::'.
Mc,t
Speaker Ca. II ':rc chair.
Tie r,,l vs. called ar'. =" -. .".'':.
II cr.l..- .nsw"rc...:" :;,.." E.,i..-:
Speaker Carr. and Me>S'- Ab'u. ''."iril'.
Antoine. Bake. Barrett. i:a:""W. Bentley.
;.icIha,u Blunt. Bowen. Brewster. .::"1>-
,avG. Brown. BRYAN. Buchanan. !:ucnin.
Cochran. Crawford. DARBY. Darn -bur".
Davidson. Davis. DeinaS. i.we'~. I'rIl"
Ellis. Faulkner Floyd. Fon-":!"l:. Gaidi>.
Gardner. Gar~tka,n!.. =. iiar,c". ". iiaI
per, Hampstead Huston. Hyam>. .'"nn>nn
K.arson. Kenner. Ki!len. kin>"ila. IA
Salinicrc. Laurent. !.lami';:,>. Ii. Lott.
!. i. Lott Lynch. Mahoney. Nar". Marvin.
Matthews. McCalty. Mcfarland. Meadows.
MoncuIe Moore Molrlly. Morris. MURRAY.
Nelson, On. Gulatcf. ONO. nv.:t"E. Pond.
Quinn. Rai,v. Riley, Hing@".i. S..tain.
Schumacher Smith. STAMPS. stanton.
Stevens, >,rSon. Ta.man. Thompson,
Tounoir. Turcaua. UIlman. |"".'''. NandS.
Washington. Of Assumption Washington.
ct Con.o..;a. Waters. +. "':3.s.',n~. Il.
Williams. W..-oa. .H";:... i":'c.
Inung-"..
Quorum p-e~":!>.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Nr. Thompson. OF s.. i;I.i,::-". ::..:r'.
20 rc.tpoEc tie Icat.." ar: ..:.:.'N:.. q:
the journal!
Carried.
The Spc.hes ::cr "..t!'-..: - ::"r:-s .
| .oll.ws:
Gentlemen q: :ie House .: .;"' .:c>cnt
atiye,: having perceive" W4'i.n -" last
| three DAYS 20 much '.l-> nsi"c AZ; '!>
| satisfaction a,.i"n. thc members a. .hi'
! House. cousc. ticHt upon NY ;:r''" - .:;!ii
! IN. the position al ;,re.l':!n. "!llg.: .; ;ni'
! House | row tender NY resignation ~ :!l'
same. | am unwilling that >iorl'. "c ~
| obstacle 20 harmony ans. l"i:" anon. by
OWN rn.;v.l have "na"avo:.': i
| disclar.c the duties ;ncuinorr' ur"l
me to tie hes. "t nlv ability. have don
| what l cor .iAcI.a - l." Ilv ,l..:y :" all.
| have cndeay"reI t" discharge ~ .i',t!c- I"
Ibis office with i,nla,tial;'y. ii>ti." :" All
| and have Intentionally ..ij'I''. q: .!.'fi't'
| none | hca" aeains. n" ,H.inI". III 'h!
| House any i'll feeling. bear ;""-:.!i. Dem"
| cra,. and Republicans. n",hiIi. iii: graft
Jude and Of sympathy. am H"rn"iican
| love my party and love the STATE III II,
! abortion and | an unwilling :" u. AZ. il.
, s.rl;mnnt OF sowing further s'"'.- -! ',I-c"f'
| an.nnc v".. ! non tender Ky resignation
from HE Gt.icc which yea of'.'! me
and vacatc The clair, with he certirinal
from st. Charles (Mr. L. fiar.;"r}. :" taxi
mv place until YOU elect another Speaker.
Mr.. Harper. o: 81. Charles, IL Il" rhal:
The clerk then read t.lc following:
To the Honorable Members o; 'ae E"':>' q H'V!'
| >tntatiVts:
hereby tender my reSigla' ion Is >l,eakc
of the House OF Representatives. AK: n!s
its acceptance.
Very respectfully. ,,
Mr. Thompson. o. 81. Ta,nnaEv. move'
that the letter OF resignation he LAID Upo
the table, subject to call.
Mr.. Brewster. of Ouacnita. offered as
substitute that the resignation De accepted
which was adopted by a rising vote OF
yeas to % nays.
Mr.. Thompson, of st. Tammany, move
that recess of fifteen minutes be taken
! MIR. Harry Lott Of Rapides, moved {
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Theodore i.aiiiy blanchard. Jr.. ". r aafs'
CaIistin- Gies-ke, widow Franz StIotn.aucu.
row wife OF f. Hoeffncr, and +. Eo. finer
tourth District Court tor the parish O Orleans.
40. 2l,ran.
w VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF SEIZURE and SALE
Is +o ne directed by the honorable the Fourth
V,tvic. Court fox the parish OF Orleans, IL he
above entitled cause, will proceed to s.A al pub
lie auction AZ the Merchants and Arcti" 4 l VA
bons. sire. IS IN the Second District OF this city on
FRIDAY, February Il, 1871, at twelve cock H.,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together VII the
tyynstory brick buildings. house and kitchen, and
d.,endenci.., and al the rights, ways ana seITi.
t,,.s, privileges and advantages The reto a a RED
and hclon gill lyirl- and being in the su 'llip eue
lat, First Nanicipalty row TIE SecY n 80
B.lrac *, IRENE aud Pauche streets tie s,.jG Q!
l., in designated by the number two, on tue AN
an!l, -! to .u .o- before A Doriocourt. notary
publ. il this CITY. of tenth July, 1904, sac ~
Louis Marie Ii1a pnbourg. widow q SEAMAN
E,id 20 Christine Gesek-. widow Of Fran :. Zen
ranch, according to which il measures nineteen
front said Bayou road. eighteen tee' icot.
or -hc T, ar line ninety v. feet four inches 10
linz. dividing il from lot number three, on s%S
an. aud measuring follows on Il e line {. DIR
i, IL, lot number one: forty seven feet two lcut
on q .c parable With Trcmc street, fro,n t-+tr
to trtt'' D. tH"h't opening st't4 ~, =
from Ter Il to letter {; thence twelve Zee: tttP
from .t-rC 10 letter y; thence thitten feet eVen
inch, md four lines from Letter t, letter = on =
! line parallel with Bayou rod; the! g. :hlr,e
feet inch from letter I" letter r. !. line par
! ..l with Ticln" street, thence seen te.. stX
iuc hes letter to letter g. para! ei with Ba %
road: tn.nc. twcntv-ou. feet eleven inches rom
letter to letter H. piralicl with IRENE street ne
.I;G line separating it from lot snumbtr ole ben
b,okcn aforesaid and as il appears on sad ;ooT
ul,nt onrd plan; the rear lin oi sad lot front
alley three !ert ami SIN inches ",dt coiniHc
. 10 sand lot AND others. As appears Nv sad y AT.
J be!n- the same property acquired by NI0: ti'' =
| tsA Gic,rsc widow of Franz Stubeu!auch, noe
T. Noc1iEcr. from Lo i>e Mare tllz,. . t-
b",.a, widow OF Seaman Field - per act .'io-e =.
Do."r"urt, notary in this city, date. IN" "a: .
ii eli July. 1867.
| >-a.. in the above suit
F.rn,s-Ihi- being the second ana last ~. ~
IL. said property will be definitely adjjttGcGt.u "a
re highest and last bidder or What it VIII bring IL
t"r., L months, credit, the purchaser FUN 81. n
bond. with good and solvent security. ty =: d u,
eight per cent interest per annlin from dat q:
special mortgage on the property sold U-t AS
Vayr'nt.
! sid purchaser shall have to deduct and ray a
cash the amount Of printing, Shtrin and t.ti i
fees attorneys fees. etc. about four H1ndl II
AVID twenty-five dollars .2J}; and FUR h.
thr state, parish and municipal taxes. the ens,ct
~ hicE IS not Yet asCcrtllncd
| c. s. SAUVISET
;H2I ir7 !. Sheriff Of the Parish OF 4. lsana
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Passed its first reading.

Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then Sis
pended by a four-titths affirmative VOTE the
bill nut upon its second reading. and re-
;ar.red 10 TIE Committee on Finance.
D!lLs OK THIRD BEADING.
Senate bill No -, to be entitled an act
for the relief OF the estate Of u. Dickson
and H. p Dickson. OF the parish OF Eossier.
Of certain assessments for taxes TIA. have
been enormously made.
Bill read It's ,llrd and las. ike. ana
finally adopted viii: its title.
ELLIS on SECOND HEAn!Sf.
Nr. Campbell moved 20 take II? senate
bill No. HI. 20 ic entitled an !ct :" moor
poratc the Louisiana: State Deposi: Bank
and 20 !rov.d" d Cevosi:ary Ior public
moneys.
Mr.. Lewis moved 70 amerd 10y :anin. ur
bills on second reading. IL :Ec "rGc- Oh tie
calendar.
On motion o. Mr.. Campbell Il, :.,-eE''-
ment Of Mr.. Lewis Was tabled.
NJ. Campbell. moved the previous cues
TO, OF 1aEir. III tire bill, Tie MAN cues
ton was ordered. an, tie motion 20 take Up
Ike b:ll adopted.
l!r. Campbell moved Ma. Il" il.l 'c re
, {. fred 70 a committee o: f:vc % be appointed
,,y he President: OF which. after Ienat'.
Ny. Barber moved The previous question.
slr. pincllbaci. moved 20 adjourn. which.
or :. cal, Of he yeas and rays. 'he senate
refuse: u; tie follow nc Vu.e:
Yeas: Antoine. B.ack:ran. Bowman.
| Couplan0. Dai.le, FUtch. n"i>c. Pierce.
| :'iuchnack-o.
Nays: Barher. Butter. Campbell. Fish,
! Harris, Iierwi.. i!,;nsaker. !u@rhan. jerks 5.
Lewis. Eo!aId. riIa~a. Ka.an. Ray. Smith.
| Syrher. Todd. Twitchel. Nil,oS-i.
On motion :hc Senate then w'u. ny"
| executive session.
The Senate lawn. IS. y rom cS'cH'lv'
session. Ny. NcNiilen Eove'. 20 a"journ'
which, on a ca, OF the yeas and nays. TIE
| Senate refused i.v the tcllowiL. vote:
| Yeas: Antoine. Blackman. COPELAND. p:!-
Gle. f;:ch, E-.>" MeNiIltE. Pierce. l.Hc h
| 0ack-".
! NAYS: Harl"-. Butler. Campbell. FISH.
| Gallrr. Harris. ;!erwig. Hun>al.er. ln"r:
| ham. jerks. Lewis. Nolart. uliara. Raglan
| Smith, Syr;..r, Todd. Tw,tchc!:. Whitney
| WilcoX-3t.
The question :her re,":r.n. "ron MIR
BARRIERS cali for tie previous o"e>;."E. The
| main question WAS ordered. Til" molten 10
| refer to Il suec:a. "omIn..tce o: i've was
| then aGo;tc, or :! cal! 81 Ne yeas aL': nays
| by de .nl!ow.r. vote:
Yeas: BARRIER. Butler. C&ml.'' i. Fish
| Harris. ierwi.. Eun>akcr. !nc:*h.m
jerks. Ecland. O'iiar.. iinci""c.,. R&caE
Raw. Smith. Sypli.:, Tc11. iv!tci"ii.
| Whitney. Wiic"N-.". ,
NAYS: Antoine. i}:av;liL::. Complaint
| Dazzle. Iu.cn. kel>". Lc".-. ~ N..eE
| !'crcc-".
NJ M.Ml:c. moved t" adjourn: "hs,!
..,e Senate refused by II. ."I.owin. vote
Tea~: Antoine. E'actnan. i"En!.;n"'
Daic!c F.:e::. E..>". NsN..':. iiErE
backs.
NavS: E.:'": Butler. Cam,.:'':. FISH
Harris. E!-,ni-. !lun-ak"". :n-:a!,..hi
jerks. Lewis. Nnl.!,. bI":.. !'l"'...
Raua,, Nay. Sll.''.. - .'!. ! IL
Twit.hrI. Wi:c"x-.'.
M !.uIY!~ n.vc.. - ~: "::".
Adopted.
TIE pre-.:.M. Ran ...H':,E.''. ~: ~
S.na-. .:or.! adjourned! yE.H i'">.!aE. III
.i.j..v-::.. Instant. ~ ,w.':" "'c,"c.. y.
CHARLES II. MERRITT.
Secretary -: H." >.,.:'.
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n IL. u.lrisu OF QrlcaCS

Widow Aiine RO.iin ". james HaiEey-
SIXTH District Cotrt for tie parish OF Orleans
10y VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF F1FRI FAC1As
u tome slectei BY ,le Honorable the sixth DIS
FRY. Court Tor the Parish of Orleans i'll the above
entitled cause. will proceed 70 sell at public a"c'
ton, AT III. Merchants an,. anctioneers ENch;tnse'
streets i'll the second District OF this cit on MoN
DAY February 49, III, It: twelve o'clock 81, the
following dcS, iI.s.d property, to Wit.
.i.- undivided one-tuu't:i interest IN ard to
IA CERTAIN SQUARE Or GROUND, situated
III. f!c-' District OF this ely bounded " Car
borne. willow, E"y.ia, and Lafayette streets
divided ato fifteen lots numbered from one 70 M
teen. inclusive. Is ,'i ran At r. Piile late sur
v.-yUr dated ,rltn December, 1880, :d deposited
n IL. otiic- :. B"uuv uo:Gr; public said square
.vas:lln ao-e'irr t.re~ '.undrst. and 'c ,.,
~" - MN: IL. .., at 80 - ,o.s ". ,,.t
81 q: inches front On Lat. street tfl"r nun
cred AID >V.n';-;w" e't ti,e inch, %nt I'VE
willow street. and e''"NIN -i!iiG 'tti
! :. iS,, AHOIlIER SQUARE or GROUND, situated
, q. -. Am" district, bounded uv "o'dra-, -.
F; H......", ia,y'tt" and y, .!.!ln" streets d"sl--
$500 ~ :h- letter \. and composed o: went '
..N' lots numbered troa "a- !" twenty ight IN
! 81 ..iv-. yer plan "i e. A. de Arinas Survt' or.
: ..,., seventh February 3a and deposited Ia the
~ Il. i. t'nas i2te I. notary yuhhc III tins
| ~: -a.. .,tar- Gra-rir. altogether, TWO hun
.le.. ..,. -.,.ty-ty- zee, two inches and lin"
: ...: OF :oydr..> street, iour h.'!r.d an" seen
-: .'v.u inches and seven ..ss front gu -. NJ:
..... -t..-t ~" hu''l 81 :.d .lree i'e, one
: ..,l az! I've Ines trent Oh i"'3s''" >ttrt' ana
..i.. Uu.ir.i ans. So. s.. -. t",; nln' nc hes
49,. w Linz, front on II t""..r" sfTet': M.
W. Z Ah'r...! h"aS..T'. "4ich So cil,'i zoe
-u,..... aid squares Of roI.. va acquired BY the
~ 'cltL;snt from The cities OF *eW orleans al'
Hii:.;aor" ~ two srv'I..l "c'- ~" executed he'
r.l. I. !t,uuv notary 'fr i::"-ut. February
. 90 I'D the "th,r execute" .e:oE" T. b. (" 49,
;..u: :..lr, lutlr. OF o." A!St""!tn ,aT Of Atlll
-. .-.-tl.r VIII o. -. a..I - and Improve
: .."u'- o. -:id ~" -u"af'- .: 81 Nu. AA"NH =
-. :cu' ..n Press
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WILLIAM NIGERS.
Chief Clerk.

Mexican papers say that the recent ex-
p'oration OF the River Mexcala has shown
the necessity for a correct geographical
chart of Mexico. Evidence is continually
coming in from all sides, proving that the
best maps extant are SO defective as to be
Of no value whatever in determining Ordi-
nary questions OF locality.
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SUCCESSION OF! WILLIAM uAcuADO

X iS1s-NI>I I'D T.. FVN71EK, ACCTIONEER
- Once No % Exchange Place MONDAY
Etbltary O. .S'l AT half past ten o'clock A. NJ, on
.Ae promises, No. vi Rampant street First BIS.
HIc'l VI! ne sod by virtue of order from the
honorable Louis Duvigneaud, Judge OF the Second
DstEct Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
tWent fourth day Of January ls7l- N"''o
ONE HORSE, one lot OF humber, one cart and ono
IeI Fer 15 in United States Treasury notes.
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;,,, ., 2.,5 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Crieana

Bank of America vs.. sheldon & tFouid'
II al, August Stuart sublosateu-reNr en' 20. 20
,r;rt Court for the parish OF Orleans, No. 's4o
ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACiAs
% to me directed by the Honorable the Se"eh.n
District Court for the parish OF oreais N inc :So1se
AUCTION on the premises hereinafter Geklgnat-u.
ON MONDAY February 49, 1871 al hat past te"
o'clock A. 81. the following dcscl1"o' 'foi''s'
TO Wit cOH
THE CONTENTS OF THE PHOTOGRAPH SALOON
situated the second and tlird foors OF t1e pe
So. M Isl Canal street in the Second District os
this CITY az yer inventory which may te So" u
Office.
seized in the above snt.
Ter1us-Cash on the spot. -
c. =. SAUViSEH.
Sheriff of the Parish OF or cans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
Nr-. Widow Dnnninx vs.: jr-tu- Mar

Nt-. Widow DuHnipZ vs.. Jr.tu~ war
si.l->iAth District Coui: fer the PARISH oi
OH. a.tr No 1868.
ypy VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F!ERI FACIAS
NJ 10 &c directed nv the Honorable the Hxth
district Court for the parish OF Orleans, IN the
aicv. entitled caiise | viii proceed to sell at
u,i!.c auction, at ny ~aFrhCue", No - st. Ann
.;..-. between ROYAL and Bourbon streets in the
Second j. st rict OF tbs city, on WEON ESoAt, Ftn
au:.ry J. ISL at hal! past ten O'clock 4. NJ Ahe toll
n. described property, to vii l
d. .,t OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND hoN
ABLE EFFECTS, as per inventory. "h'ch may W
s.. Office.
Seized in the above sut.
I.ILls-Cish OF the spot.
C. $. SACEINET.
AL y !cl N'...lf of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

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!.-'rst Gear Tor the parish W Oceans in, ,h..
arrow" entitled cause, i: proceed . s- 4. yuhI,
i'i ton. i. II" Merchants and A..tlou..i,' Il.
lug no -! street, br'W""n al AID Custom
0{:,. stree. III tn. Second Ni.rr.c, ri ,i.,, on
~ E>pAl. February :, 1871! ~ Twelve. o'clor. :,
-. t"l!cA NJ described property, ;o-uli--
CtRIAS AUGMENT, rendered IN ..yo- n,
Defendant. az st T. r. iac.i4 in H.. S,cIri j
Count i"r Tie paris, %. Orleans. ard numbered
1900 On III" doc~" ~ ea: court loI thu. sum IT
t''"A'H collars a! s''.U i've cent + .1
interest AL costs -
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ItII.a-.' i. . Al the s,u.
g. 3. SACVINET
-. IL. Sheriff of the Paris, OF OrI.ap.