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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01
Dissolution Notice.

THE C0PARTNERsHIP HKRETOF0kE EA,
istip- between W. C. BLACKMORH and
LUTHEK OLD under the name and style 81
BLACKMeRE& OLpS, = this day dlssoived py
mutual consent. Luther Ofis wiz contine the
business. and is alone authorized 70 pay snt ~.
ice, all debts rv-i by and due said firm sincc the
"" AP"" v. G. BLACKMoRE,
LUTHER Oils. I
nm Nsrsdas Aueust 9,1t7s. auZJcAea
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

,,,uE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED on
under the name and firm Of Koppel / Plat,
Consisting Of NJ. Kopp~l. Joseph Piatt and Sam
mel Plat. Of Virginia and Carson cities, i this
day dissolved By mutual consent. Mr.. sam. piatt.
t.fine charge Of the virginia business, will col
LEFT al out.taDding debts Tiers. NJ Koppel and
los. PIstt. t.kiDg charge of the Carson business.
will collect all outstanding debts due the Csrson
busines. NJ. Koppel and Joseph Plat. Of the Car
NJ. KOPPEL,
JOS PLAT,
auS141m FAN fLAII.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01
Administrators Notice
TAKE WARNING

yl1uE V. / T. r.. R. 60. R ANXIOUS TO
take due precautioB against aecidsRts and
7 q Of life resulting from the running Of eneiI
trains: and they take this method Of warning Pc
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
tn Too common practice Of children playing abou.
lair cars aud locomotives. Those having in chargt
tue business of the Company find it impossible e
aMesUApE bt va. Y nc frequent tts sermini and stop
Mig places Of the read from climbing upon tht
s.rs and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged 20 resort to more decided measures If thess
.nnoyances are continued. Recent accidents.
which are wholly sscribabie to the careiessnass o.
.cr.ons III jumping on and on the cars whom in
~LasotioH, should BE- warning enough in th@nsslves
H.. N. YERINGTON, Superintendent.
laeust Is. 1870. II
, 1872-11-05

DvORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEE AFTER
scandal avoided nine years. practice in the
courts of Chicago. Addteas p. o. Boz IL 037.
, 1872-11-05

grandson Of that other Ney who cried out to
DErlon at Waterloo, "Come and see how Mar
Bhal of France dies on the field OF battle"
In Captain Ney's company there we're two
squndrons-a French squadron and an Ameri-
can squadron the last having for its commander
Captain Frank Moore, Of Alabama. Under
Moore were 100 splendid Confederate soldiers
who, refusing to surrender, had sought exile,
and had stranded upon that inevitable shore
called necessity. Between the Scylla Of short
rations and the Cha1ybdis Of empty pockets, the
only channel possible was the open sea. So into
it sailed John G: Moore, Arnistead, Williams,
WAS to become famous from Matamoras to
Matehuala.
This much by the way Of preface has been
deemed necessary, in order that an accurate mar
rative may be made Of the murder Of General
H. NJ. Parsons, OF Jefferson City, his brother-in-
law; Colonel q. Standish, Of the same place:
the Hon. II. D. Conrow, of Caldwell County
and three gallant young Irishmen, James
Mooney, Patrick Langdon, and Michael Monar-
thy. Ruthlessly butchered in foreign coun-
try, they yet had avengers. When the tale was
told to Colonel Dupin by John Moore, he listen
ed as an Indian in ambush might to the heavy
tread Of some unwary and approaching trapper.
After the story had been fniahed, he asked
abruptly:
.'What would you Americans have ?''
what ia left Of our comrades, and bury what is
left"
.'And strike good, fair blow in return ?"
"Maybe 30, Colonel"
"Then march at daylight with your squadron.
Let me hear when You return that not one stone
upon another Of the robbers rendezvous hiss
been left"
, 1872-11-05

diamonds Of the first water; on his breast
hang many. fantastic decorations in splendid
gems, and the Commanders Cross of the Lion
Of the Netherlands. His long shining skirt
tho adperb levels which glitter in his hair,
his ears, on his hands, and feet, the hilt Of his
kriss, which burns With many-colored fire, turn
him into q magical ta6leau uiuant, with an ex-
preston of complete efIeminacy., Twenty
young female servants. ALMOST entirely pn q1an nn
four dwarfs and four testers, in the most curl
ous attire, crouch at their feet Like dogs IN gro
tesque china. Inferior officials and bayaderes
e. eai squads Of msndasns man sla IT, gFss,5
ers, handkerchief holders, spittoon-hold-
ers, tea-holders coffee holders, botel- holders,
perfume-holders, sons born regularly ct the rate
Of two a year, prostrating themselves before the
paena Majesty grand aegnea5fs zig and hSh q
fours, without uttering sound, without dar-
ing to raise their eyes to the "pendippo,;, such
was the sight before us, such the halt fabulous
court on whicn we looked from the topmast step
Of the marble dais-we, the only persons to
whom it was permitted to stand upright in the
midst Of that human harvest, which seemed to
be- uoWn down at the feet OF the master r.
To7nfe Gze BenuuoiT'S TrareIS.
, 1872-11-05

Reception Of q Malay Emperor.

They arrived at Sourakarta just in time to wit
ness The rejoicings for the birth OF the sultan's
tlirty-third child, and we're received with great
honor by his Majesty at the A1aton, Paaee
tains 10000 persons. This is the Versailles OF
HE Malay Louis XIV, and on that occasion
1000 Of its tenants we're lying PROSTATE 70
receive the foreign guests. Green paraaols
are carried over the heaas ~ ~ tne hin, ept h1
raiahs in scarlet petticoats, with gut helmets
and golden krisses, and with the pomp OF at
tendance they pass through twelve anfe1lor
courts. surrounded with superb terraces, and "a
and out Of great doorTas guarded nS s ~
ward. but with splendid Skirts and. turbsns s OF
black and gold Musicians IN scarlet draPe1y
execute the most Oriental Of char1var1s, ana 90
wonders with bamboo flutes two YARDS !ong.
The procession passes before pronTe u'ons1os' LIE
which date from the earliest LEST, ages, ages
ed by gunners Of the ca1bre @ o.
1916, md before huge cages where the fighting
tigers crouch and growl. The standard, repre-
senting fantastic bird, embroidered IN g9lQ, s -
reach::he heart Of the palace. vast coutt,
whence grand staircase Of white marble leada
to hedwelling Of the three thousand women
who firm the harem OF the Sultan. This conIs
hundrsda of r.jahs, squatting in regular circles
according to their rank, the sun glistenlng on
their 1aked breasts and jewelled weapons. Here
is q sc,ne which few European eyes have ever
witnessed, scene at once incomparably splen1-
did AMI morally hideous: ''In the centre stands
the peadippo, a great pavilion, open on al sides,
| whosebase is Of marble, and whose sandalwood
roof il laden with sculptured arabesques on the
inside while from the outside rise the slender
curve, and layers q a Chinese temple. On the
right, in line, thear faces On the ground, wear
| ing hi,h caps Of azure and gold tissue, diamond
earrings, and white petticoats, are the thirtytw
sons 4 the Emperor. On the left are hundreds
Of br1thersin-law, cousins, and nephews. In
the ctntre, and far dogn, seated on throne, is
bis Majesty He % Is ~ years old Of slight and
enofmous eyebrows are painted, aud his eyes are
1arre and weary. His headdresa is Of black silk,
i5 mfS eo1d stripes; he wears close-ftting vest,
sith Golden embroideries inclosiug Thousand
, 1872-11-05
ENGLISH Children

The newborn English aristocrat receives as
-Boon as born little bed With haro mattress.
From it's earliest age, it is taken' warmly
sea4 It's meals are reducedt three, and this rule
is so Interchangeable that no CHILD THINKS OF r.
quiring anything more; and rom t4ls tllne s lls
food is of rich milk and 6reaa anu pue1er, an4
good After ana haa seeps s'S e
whole afternoon is passed: outside. From ear
Lest childhood the children OF the ans
tocracy wear short sleeves, and o1ten
the knee is 1eft hase' q. tnongn galt she rnen- g.
ner At years Of age they begin to dance.
Never are English children intrnsted TO tne care
Of young nursery maid, b1t to an elaetly, ea-
perienced person, under whose duecuon tney
70 school, the carriage Of the head and shoulders
becomes an object of attention, ana uhuer 70
circumstances Is she permitted to slt otherWlse
than upright. -" Ny child grows out once, says
an Engnsh motheI ena IneI1Ao5e dera1oT1osnt
EreIything else can be acquired 4ater' an En9
lish child rises at Z. breakfasts at ., d1nes az
gups at Z, and at o'clock .goes TO
bed. Until L years OF ase tney pssIs panIs
The greater part Of the day N the open aar, WIN
only about four hours mental work The young
English aristocratic maiden dimes tlrst wlth ner
parents at Is years OF age, when she c !eases
school and makes her DEBUT IN soclsSy; one .a1 20
fresh and blooming as aos1 ,r. n,nd s,,d 1ife Her
frequent laugh displays her neau1a1 1eel' 4ha 4ha
herhair. is rich and abundant. here, ios a Sne
frat time, fashionable violet oasplAss tue aa nne
fullness ct her eontour g.,,ar;ss onaon II
and treasures OF architecture, put OLE
of the most charming OF its sights may
be seen on fine afternoons in Hyde Park-cr9Was ~
Of children erry playing earthly angez pg{erss} e.
ing may be Witnessed after service, on Sunday,
at the Founding Hospital-seyeral hundred
, 1872-11-05

no RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE AT HYDE PARK,
L near depot ten rooms, closets, good cellar large
grounds, and barn. Premises veEy desirable in every
, 1872-11-05

DOR RSALE-CHEAP-OURT THREE-STORY BUILD
ing 8x40 suitable for livery stables manufacturing
purposes, and half years chesp ground lease.
CRADLE I STRQTZ, 6 6onth ,Ieferton-sf.
, 1872-11-05

LOST AND FOUND.
T oST-E THE PARTY WHO WAS SEEN 10 PYCK
II up apo9ketbook near corner ot Aberdeen and Jack
non-ss onsatu.day afternoon LIST Eu leave It ut III
Aherdeeust and be literally rearded questions will
trouble by complying with the shove.
r .OsT-ON FRIDAY LAST, a sMALI-sIzED
Rss 1szs ha % paid '0F
T .osT-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON. nov. = 4
~ pocketbook, between III AbeTdeen-st and Ada1nsst
Finder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving pockatbook
with money and receipt At la Abardeen-st-
TOUND-LADYs WUFF OWNER CAN HAVE
II by calling At the Tribune Office.
TAKEN UP-A. BROWN MARE, WEIGH TIE
owner may call foE. and pay e1pences At 1s 0BEsnst
PARTNERS WANTED.
DARTNER WANTED-WITH 81. go CAPITAL. EoE
T new, important invention A. sTEAPEL' ~ West
RAndolph-st.
DARTNER WANTED AN ENERGETIC MAN
fectiy Legitimate. Address g. Tribune Office.
DARTNER RWANTED-A HALF INTEREST (MORE
T. OF ess) In good country Republican neWsnaper Ad
dress immediateiy With full pa1ttculaFs, 49, Tribune
office.
n1RTNFR W1NTED-AN INTEREST N GOOD
ii, printing ofce, or first class lob printer to under
take business already established Address l5 Trib.
unn Office
D1RTNEK WANTED = N TIE PUBLISHING
aaainst Ike amount already invested. Reason stcad,
increasn8 business demands facilities md more th1n
one an's time. Office best located Ia the city. Every
thiu1 satisfactorily proven Addteas 81 Tribune oice
, 1872-11-05
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.


TOR SALE-READ THE PRESENT TINES SHOW
WHARF send their horses Of Sickness pas-
bought st reasonable prtce e miles from city Limits;
bs1a Eoa ns fS thes S. ea5 f snd
eE3 1ndinua-
EoR SALE-OR. REST-AT Low FIGURES TWO
good houses OF In North Evanston, and one in
Glencoe. Monthly payments will buy bone: Romcn
Sso in S1u monthly payments will buy lot within eight
blocks Of the Kvanstou depot. G. Z. BROWNE, near
depot Evanston.
TOR SALE-H0VsE AT KENWOOD. NEAR DE-
i pot. Location choice.
HOUSE It Hyde Park, lot 1oo1soo situated depot
Choice lots In Hyde Park and Kanwood. Tho present
is good time for these contemplating building next
1p''4S - p1A''lCHA CHACE ABELL. ao6 wobash,av.
FoR sAEE-oR ExcHANGE-FoR CITY. PROP
also, very choice block exchange feE ciy
erty. Call at 80i State-st., Il to2. O. j. STOUGH.
E,OR sALE-AT H1NsDAIE, A. NICE NEW HOUSE
paymeats ' Inquire 81 state:s M O. s. '''
T1OR sALE-AT EVANSTON-WE INVITE THE
IL attention Of persons desiring to purchase homes
building lots In the subn1bs list Ct dwellings and
R}1opg s1g = d5cna P9E9T
I'll East Madtsonst.. Room H. -
FoR SALE s25Q-oNLY $40 CASH AND IS A
month for the balance. beautiful lots 1T Evanston.
There ou left at the above price. whom they
BROWN. l48 Wcst Madison. It. D'~'0
FOR SALE-THE IRON HORSE EBNOTTROUBLED
With epizostica, but brings the happy residents at
Normal Park % town in thirty minutes in and
fresh for busness We hare few choice lots left close
ses s9 s SToR e. wth US Ind
, 1872-11-05

nR. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD CAN
- tell Of busnsss, marriages, Journeys, aWsuits 1b-
sent friends lost stolen property wish
to know. Cures dts, paralyais, Theunatis deafness,
eetnaf WeAkne8s, consumption. liver con-
plant ague cata1fh. Delicate diseases cured few
days. Cure Or pay. oo1 West Madison-st
IPIRITUAL SEAECES WILL BE HELD AT no. 1c
= North Ad4-st., Tuesday eEeung.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-27
SUCCESSION OF HENRY FAssMANE.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3O,I49.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-27
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
OF ANN ELIZA COMPTON, WIDOW
OF CHARLES BANEIsTER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 34,36L

ny G.. e, GIRARDEY & CO., AUG.
ID tioneers-NchOlas }. Hoey, Aucuoneer-
Office No. II Exchange place SATURDAY. June
29 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the mer.
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange on Royal, be-
tween Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue
Court for the parish Of Orleans dated May "A, 1917
will be sold by public auction
l. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF LOT OF
GROUND in the First District of this city, IN the
square bounded by Philppa Tor Dryades 81 DelOrd,
Rampant and Julia streets, known as lot No. 3
measuring "a feet inches front Philippe street,
by so feet in depth. between parallel lines. Inc
inprOvemOnts comprise two story frame house,
known as No. 254 DTyades street. ,
D. THB UNDIVIDED HALF OF Two LUIS
OF GROUND, in the same district, ID 50 uare
bounded by st. Mary or Locust, ST., GaIc OF
Magnolia, Common and GraveT streetsi known
as lots Nos. and 5, aud measuring each = feet
front st. Mary, now Locust street, sane n Esr
(Oueung alley 10 feet widel, by depIh o. 10
feet inches and lines, between parallel huea
The improvements comprise double tW0stoly
frame building, retired from the street and Ano"n
g. SCRIP OF THE sun NUT GAL INSURANCE
COMPANY, for $50, for the years 1859, 1853 1859
and 1861
Terms-For the scrip, cash; for the real estate
one third cash and the remainder a. one ana Two
years credit IN notes bearing interest OF eight per
cent per annum from date Of sale until hnal pay
ment secured by mortgage and venCOTg mem
penal clause Of i've per cent attorneys lees ~
| event Of suit; insurance of Improvements and
transfer Of policy, and assumption OF al taxes ioi
/ 1872
| expense Of the purchasers before Octave Morel
notary public. ,,
| The other undivided half Of said property viii b
sold at the same timeand place and upon the sans
/ terms. myzs 90 iea IS "a y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-27
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. IS 4O5

DY VI. BARNETT, AUCTIOEEBR-Omce no.
ID 40 St. Louis street. SATURDAY, July 20, lel1,
at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at public auc-
ton at the St. Louis Auction Exchange, on 1T.
Louis street. between Charities and Royal streets,
BY virtue and in pursuance Of order irom tho
Hon Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the oeceL9 Els-
trct Court for the parish Of Orleans dated May 5,
1872 the following described properly 70 Wit,
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN
the Third District Of this city, in the square com
prised within Craps, Bsplanade, heTieree or ms,
tory and Greatmen Streets and making part Of
lot No. I33, and measuring ~ rect irOnt on traps
street bv abOut 100 feet in depth, bounded on one
side Iv fine Droperty formerly belonging 10 Mr..
Prompaiu and Oh the other side by the property
now OF formerly belonging to Magdelaine Baure
together With the buildings and improvements
PERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Third district Of this city in the aforesaid square,
comprised within Craps, Esplanade, Kerleree, or
History and GTeatmen streets, adjoining the
above and measuring, in French meaure, 81 teeb
front on Craps street. by about % rect N Gepth,
with the improvements thereon.
3 ALSO A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated
in the Third District Of this city, being ene-half
the lot designated By the No. IS, on parhcuiar
plan of the faubOurg harigny, drawn on the thr.
tieth Of june 1907 and deposited IN the Office OF
Michel De Armas, then notary public OF this CITY
said lot Of ground measuring, French measure, ~
feet front on Goodchildren street, between st.
Bernard and Annette streets, by AS feet IN deptni
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash.
Acts Of sale before Oscar Drouet, nstary public
at the expense Of the purchasers, including the
United States stamps; also, taxes o. isIi snd We
/ running year. iel6 ~ iy2 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-27
COMFORTABLE HOUSE OF POET STREET, B
TWEEN CRAPS AND LOVE STREETS.
PARTITION SALE.
CHARLES B. LAwRANCE EFT AIS. VS.. MRS.
MARY LAWRANCE, ALIAS SHUTTBRLY.
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1873.

DY G. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHE G. MON
d ROSE, Auctioneel-Ofice No. so Royal street
THURSDAY, July IS, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange, will be sold by
public auction, by virue OF a Judgment rendered
bv the Hon. Charles beaumont, Judge of the Fifth
District Conrt for the parish Of Orleans dated May
II, 1872, the following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Situated in the
Third District Of this city in the square bounded
by Poet SPAIN Love and Craps streets and meas
uring So feet inches lin 9 front on Poet street
by 50 feet IL inches lines in depth, together with
the One-stOry frame house thereon, contain
ing two rooms; also, one. story house brick
between posts, containing two rooms, one cabinet
and side gallery in the r tr of the lot, one-story
kitchen, containing two rooms.
Terms-One-half cash, AMI The balance at one and
two years credit, in notes nred bv special mort
gage and vendors lien, bear interest at the rate
Of eight per cent per annum fl0m day of sale until
final payment; the buildings 10 be kept insured,
and the policy transferred 10 vendor. In case OF
suit tive per cent attorneys compensation, to be
likewise secuted b mortgage
Aet of sale, together With United States internal
revenue stamps attached, befo 3 A. J. Lewis,
notary public at the expense OF purchaser.
iel2 o. % i've 10 IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-27
SUCCESSION OF MISS oDTIE FoUcHBR.
Second Dis.ric, Court for the Parish Of Orleans
no. 1928.
NV 4, CJJINAUJT, Observation-Disclosures

DY =. GUINAULT, AUCTfONEBR-OFFICB
ID corner Of Exchange alley and Bienvills street.
SATURDAY July 20. lg72, will be sold, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers tx
house streets by virtue Of an order nom the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated May g. 1872
1. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the
Second District Of this city, in square bounded BY
Dumaine, st. Ann, Burgundy and Rampant streets,
street. by depth Of IS feet between parallel lines,
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of a Oue-st0ry house, bricks
between posts, covered with slate. and two story
placed twenty.three shares Of the capital stock
Of the Consolidated Association Of the Planters
Of louisiana
2. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND Immediately
in the rear of the above property, measuring 81
feet n inches line the rear line Of the above
described property, by "a feet in depth the line
ofcertain property belonging 10 Mr. John Labarrs.
3. ALSO, -FOUR CERTAIN LOTS Oh PARCELS OF
GROUND, situated IN the parish Of Jefial sou,
little above the town Of CarrOlltOn, being formerly
part Of the plantation Of the ate Pierre VOlant
Labarre, and designated ON plan drawn by Cos
Hier. on the fifteenth Of april - as lots Nos. 10,
49, Is and n; said lots measuring, each, arpeut
front on a common read, l59 feet inGhea linz on
the rear line, By irregular depth varying from 1853
TO 2l39 feet 40 set forth ON said plan.
See plans at tbs Exchange.
Terms--The purchaser Of the above fret de-
scTibed property 20 assume the payment Of the.
following sums due said Consolidated Association
to wits 8 1856 &c. Cd the first Of June, i872 l76 a.
June, 1875 aud g. 80 10, on the first Of june 1876
aud the balance cash. and the other described
/ property for cash.
Acts Of sale before A. Ducatel. notary public. at
/ the expense Of the purchasers, including United
/ states stamps. iels n jy4 II 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-27
gFERIFF,S SALES.
RviIe Cazeres vs.. Mrs. AIexandrine Char
boDnet widow OF Gabriel The0dlIe Fazellde.

Rv,jte Cazeres vs.. Mrs. AIexandrine Char.
bonnet widow Of Gabriel TheOdule Fazelde
T,oURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
n of orleans No. 80 ,225.-By virtue of writ of
se1ure and sale TO directed By the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, VIII proceed to sell at
DTblic auction, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange
In fiIe basement rOtunda OF the St. Louis Hotel
N Louis street, between Charities and Royal
streefs In the Second District Of this city, on FRI
~ AZ nv 1g72 Al twelve O'clock NJ the foI
lowing described property, to Wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements there on and all
hi the faubOurg IRENE, in the Second District of
rsuliIes Robertson and Where streets designated
IA lot number twenty nine and measuring forty
nine feet seven inches front on Bayou road by a
dqpth OF one hundred and eight feet eight inches
on the side line, dividing It from lot number tWen-
weight one hundred and eleven feet eleven inches
and a quarter ON the side line separating it from
property belonging TO the succession Of Manis
Jacobs and twelve feet elk inches and a half in
,1dth in the rear. Being part Of the properly de.
Iineated plan by Joseph Pile, late surveyor
and annexed to an act passed before A. MaZureau
notary public in this city, on the eleventh of De-
cember, 1880 Being the same property acquired by
tbe defendant herein by purchase from the success
sion of Eleuthere st. Amand, per act passed before
OuesiphOre, DrOuet, a notary public il this city
"a the fourth dav Of March. 1883
Seized in the above suit.
TeTIns-Cash on the spot.
G. s. SAUVIEET.
les 10 Tvs Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,