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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-03

There are q few newspapers in
this State who are still quarrclling
over the political opinions Of the
white people and as 70 what name
they acknowledge as II party. Men
Of reason should not handy words
over such a small matter, when
they recognize the immense gains
made by the people in their reform
movements, in public officers of the
State, and the small majority Of
Radicals in the Legislature, accom-
plished in the last election by a
united effort ualer the firm deter,
mination Of defeating Radical rule.
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GOVERNOR POWERS.

The Democratic press Of the
State have been freely expressing
their opinions Of the new Govorn.
or, upon the reception OF his annual
message to the Legislature, We
preferred to wait our time with pa
iicnce before we cried hurrnh for n
Radical Governor, even if we could
under amy circumstances applaud
him, rs many Of our cotcmporarics
have done. Actions speak louder
than words, and while We know
that although Governor Powers ia a
northern man OF fair ability, and
that be has the credit OF being not
as part'yen as many others, yet he
has much Of the Puritan charac.e-
about him, aud he has meyer said
ane VOID in opposition to the nc>
tions Of hts party, which, bad hO
been a man of uoblo integrity, he
must have denounced in the lutc
election, but on the contrary, in hi.
speeches he upheld all Nhat the vii.
liauous Legislature of 1870 had
done, with the actions Of the mos
damnable body that ever ~disgraced
an assembly, the Constitutional Con.
vcntim Of 1857. IIe has advocn.
ted oil the extreme measures OF hi,
party, and when the test comes
Governor Powers will always BE-
found upon the side Of the bitter
end Radicals in the State. and vii
never have courage, If he has thc
desire, n throw himself into III,
breach Of amy strung extreme Radi
cal measure for its defeat, but will
let party tiea conirol him, instead o
sound reason and Justice. 1t wai
emincatly proper that he Shout,
have advocated reform in his frs
message, since that is now tho osten
ible . slibolcth" of the Radica
party, and he simply followed tn,
wmkcof the leading Radical mem
hers Of the Legislature in recon
mcnding rctfencl ment. If tn,
plan Of paying off tho State deb
was adopted as suggested BY tn,
message, We would have an evidence
of mis- ideas OF reform in q bank
rupt State.
We viii give Governor Power
NIL due credit for whatever good h,
may do, and hope that lie Is a no
bier man than we think him, bu
until weighed IN the balance, an,
not found wanting, VIC at least viii
retain our remembrance Of past &C
tions, aud look upon him with dis
trust.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-03

? BY virtue Of a decree Of the NJ.
Court Of Panols county, State o. ~
rendered thefeinoa the 18th day Of III h
slso Of an amended decree, renders' -
9th, 1872, in the suit Of AR. How ~
etc, complainant, against Allen WI.
al, defendants, No. sa4, in said co'. \
as Commissioners therein appoln.sa 4
day, the fourth day Of March, ls's. b
III court- house door Of said tcnnv, h
town Of Sarais, within lawful foa's as
sale At public auction 70 the hieaes. Il 4
cash the following land lying in -
and described ~ the southwest quar-
ton. 10, township T,'rnnre 7 wesh re-
/. i.T I'll. III q HiRRlnvs
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Sauarely Answered,

In the course of a recent debate
in Congress, Mr.. shellabarger, Re-
publican OF Ohio, propounded this
inquiry:
He wanted to know right here,
and once for all, If Democrats pro.
posed to take the right Of suffrage
from the colorcd man.
TO which Mr.. Ellridge, speaking
for the Democratic side, promptly
answered:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-03

The Mississippi Ceatral has an
amusing wood cut in the last issue,
representing the carpet-haggers and
the Democrats Of the Legislature
uniting in electing the Pat as State
printer. The place Of uniting, as
shown in your cut, friend Brown, is
not plain.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-03

The estate Of J. D. MeKittriek, deceased
having been declared insolvent at tho July
term, 1871, Of the Chaneery court Of Pauola
county, State Of Mississippi, notice is therefore
given to the creditors Of said estate that unless
they cont forward and probate their claims
an have them registered in the clerks oftes
Of said court by the 27th day Of April, 1872
they will be forever barred.
By order Of said court.
j27.4t b. {. PARNELLt Adm r.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of q Laxative

Perhaps ine.li-
cine u NJ universally
required by every
body as q catlartia
MOI was ever tny DO.
fore so universally
adopted into use. in
every country And
among al classes, a
this mid hut efficient
rurgativc Pill. Tho
Obvious reason IL,
that 1t 10 a more rclia.
Ma and a. o..-
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Assets.

Amount Of Cash on hand and
in Hhuk, q = 800 s 95,Al6 ~
Amount of Cash in hands of
Agents, IN course Of trans
mission 4a,So5 l6
Amount Of Loars on Bonds
and Mortgages, being first
lien on u~nincumberrd Real
Estate, tmostly dwellings in
the city Of Brooklyn worth
at least Sss8, 400. rate ofin-
terest 7 per cent. S2s, 495 90
Loans on Demand, secured by
pledges Of good Bank and
other Corporation Stocks as
collateral, the market value
of which is at least $780,
400, rate Of interest u per
cent A 1899 81
Amount of Bills receivable for
Premiums on Ocean Marine
and Inland Navigation
Risks 1lo,Ss4 SO
Amount invested in United
States, State and County
Bonds, market values 8Ss, 1888 43
Amount Of Debts for Pre-
miums, Fire and Marine, 1888 az
Amount of Accrued Interest, 1885 80
Amount Of Real Estate owned
by the Company for Offices, 10000 90
Amount Of Wrecking Appa-
ntus at Buffalo, N. Y. 1900 90
Amount of Salvage Claims on
Losses Paid, and Re-Inn-
iances, 80 s4,oes os
Amount Of other property,
miscellaneous items, 1891 So
-
Total Assets, .-A 81, S95,557 10
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-03

The Grand Duke Alexis arrived
in Memphis yesterday, coming at
4 o'clock. He will probably travel
over the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad en- route to New Orleans
on tomorrow or Monday evening.
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Land Sale.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Ghaneery Cour'
of Pamela county, Mississippi made at the Jan J
term, 1872, thereof, | viii, as administrator O
Wiley J. Harris, deceased, on Saturday March
2, 1871, in front of the Chancery Clerks Of
fce in the town Of Sardis, sell at public aue'
tion, to the highest bidder, the northwes
quarter OF section Is, township s, range 8 west
in Pamela county, Mississippi.
Terms Of Sale-Half cash and the balance
in twelve months, with ten per cent. interes'
from date, and | will on day of sale execute Z
deed to the pit rcbaser and take n deed of trus
to secure the purchase money.
D. PRINCE,
j27-5t Admir- Of Wiley J. Harris, decd.
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3" Resolved, That the overthrow
OF Napoleon was beneficial to En-
rope" is the question now string to
it's p~rofoundest depths n Dycrsburg
Teunessee) debating society.
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r.4ts ef-Hh.f..f 10 ihr fsfshsla
'nor when all ~ is-' aro bsfw
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W. mvtHHt ~ code it retw6rti
.If r1a' Fl. io cst r. reflection
a.Ia fe eIHu an,r aha com
...i ..l t'.s fegs.a'aw shi.h
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iiI'I. aorth 6at ,s deIia then
j have sfarred 'ho gonfemon who
bI.e fafeha.al 20 uhdrr 'te Iriee
fsrl tg me ou, ~ for dollar
each.
$40 o ,aarg 'l~ book, octave
Volume, s7.n from e,ch 20 CEN dol
.Ir a royal octave volume Ike
he Revised code OF ls7i. can no..
befe BE- bought FROM regular deal
er. ror a las amount then t.u dol.
arI
Tho" fiet. fully sustain the
ground. ou which ! have refused to
approve II. Il. No. 6, and | thee.
fore return il for your rcconsidcra.
ton, With the further remark that,
# cheap literature is to be circula-
ted among the bar Of the State, i
must be done under executive pro-
tcsi. r.. G. POWERS Governor.
Mr. Spcllman moved tn reconsid.
or vote, whereby II J Rcs No G
passed the House. Carried,
And the question bcisg shall the
bill pass notwithstanding the Gov
crnor5 veto, it failed to pass by the
following vote Yeas, 81 I; nays,
81.
lfAs--Mcssrs Applcwhitc, Da-
ker, Balbridgc, Benson, BOYD, Boil
ton, Curric, Crump, Cnrlec. Dayi.
Of Lafayette, Evans, Foley, Cad
dis, Gaines, iIu1raII, Holloway.
Jones, Kelley of Ncshoba, Kim.
brough, Lcavcll, Lopor, Lowry, Me-
lntosh, Mckenzie, Morgan ofWasl,
lngton, Mnrtinierc, Nettles, Nisbett
Piles, Robbins, Ronnc, Rosa, Spell.
man, Sessions. Wroton, Whnrtor
and West.
NAYs-Mcssrs Armstead, Avery.
Barrett, Bell, Bush, Bremen, Cor
coron, Cessor, Chandler, Cooke, Car
tor, Davis Of Noxubcc, Dixon, Fish.
cr, Fcemster, Ford, French, Griggs
Green, Gayles, Gore, Handy of Co.
piob, Handy of Madison, Higgins
Holmes, Hasic, Houston, lIycr.
johnson Of Kinds, Johnson Of De.
Soto, Kelly OF LauderdaIe, Ken.
drick, Landcrs, Mccain, Mcllie,
Mallory, Potter, Quinn, Reese
Shadd, Smith of Tuniea, Smith OF
Lauderdale, Stewart of Noxubee
Stone, S%mothers, Sawyer, Sullivan
Webster, White, Wade aud Mr.
Speak sr,
Absent and not voting o.
Mn RpEAeER My reason 70,
voting for the passage of this bill are
that oneof the Public Printers in
tormod mo that it cost only about
four dollars per copy to publish the
Revised Code, and J wish to place Il
within the reach Of the poor men o
tho State r. n Iupt n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-03

John II. Miller has purchased the
Prcntiss Miss Recorder from J..
NJ. Norment, who proposes to start
n newspaperin Corinth. /.
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Attachment Notice.

r. We l}
John Rees and Ar B. Rees J\N
Whereas, an attachment in the above case
has been issued against the estate of John
Rees and Ann B.. Rees, rcturnable,,to aoJnstice''
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, 70 be
holdenIs Sardis, in said county, on thesecont
Tuesday (l2th) OF March, 1872, audit sp
pcsriag from the return, Of the officer Lat tht
defendants are non-resiaents of tho State O.
Misiissihpi, and that the Plaintiff has filed al
affidavit that the said defendants reside in tho
State of Missouri and that their post office adj
dress is Dover, Missouri, now if thc said de-
PENDANTS fail to appear at the next term of 4
Justices court to be held in the town of Sar.
dis, Mississippi, on the second Tuesday OIL
March, 1872, and answer the complaint Of said
plaintiff Judgment will be rendered against
them by default. In testimony whereof | have
hei eunto set my hand and seal, this ed day Of
January, 1872. lAl3 II
D. B, McHENRY, ]. P. SEAL !
l.. P. Cooper, Pitts Atty j26-jt
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A. +. Niece has retired from the
editorial %control Of the Entrprise
Courier.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors eff the
estate Of John A. Forrest, deceased that letters
tf administration have been granted TO the
undersigned party, by the Chanccry court Of
Panola comfy Mississippi, upon said estate all
creditors will have their claims probated
against said deceased within,,the time p~rescrib-
ed by law or they will be forever barred.
Sardis, Mississippi January, 9th 1871.
Mp. SIMPSON
W Administrator
jqn'a-as\ ~MEk ~
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w publish tho full text Of tho
G~ovsrucrs Veto Message to the
Legislature Upon Tie Lill 10 reduce
Ne prics Of thc Revised Code. Ii
! more ~cswardIy. damnable docu,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-03

The Brookhaven Citizen, one Of
the handsomest published papers in
the State, has ceased publication.
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Capital,

The Capital of said Company
actually paid up in Cash is 81, 1000 90
The Surpluson the LIST DAY of
January 1871, s95;557 10
Total amount of Capital and -
Surplus, 81 ,s95, 557 10
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Total Liabilities

Amount Of Tesses adjust d,
and due and unpaid s 1853 80
Amount of lossrs incurred.
and in process II adjust
mcnt loo,sis 90
Amount Of Claims for Lasses
resisted by the Company, 34,9Tl 90
t. tAELttN -kr - q -
Gross amount Of Losses. S137211 %
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Sample Book, to be seen ut, and orders
aiken by Ballentine, Helm 4 Co, Sardi., and
I. =. Caldwell s Co, Batssville, and NJ. Poin-
ter 4 Co, Como. feh3-3m
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etc. so 90
Under this statement OF facts the
bill before me certainly has no claims
as a MEASURE of economy. The pol
icy, under the circumstances, of 70,
ducing The price of the Code to six
dollarsis simply a proposition to tax
the whole people for the benefit OF
the bar in an amount equal to twelve
thousand dollars,
This the members of tho learned
profession do not ask. So modest
a propositson would not for n mo-
mcnt be entertained by one Of them.
They know too well how to take
liberal toll to stand on the small
amount Of a few dollars, especially
when the money is TO be devoted to
50 charitable sn object us the State
Treasury.
The clamor for a reduction In
the price OF the new Code, as ia, as
have been able TO observe, has pro-
cccdcd but from ono source, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-14
By S. euinault.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTA FAvRE.

ny >. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFTCR.
! SATURDAY. May 10, 1872, will be sold at u M AZ
| the Merchants and AuctOneers' Exchange. Rovsl
street. betW cen Canal and Custombouse streets nv
virtue of Judgment from the honorable the SeeonS
District Court for the parish of Orleans rendered
March ~ 1877 and signed April 3, 1872 the following
property, to wit
L TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Third
District OF this city, designated by Nos and 3
square 81, bounded by Genius, st. Anthony Bagsl'
tele and Celestine streets Said lots meas15e
French measure eaeh rs feet inches front On &c,
MUS street by $50 feet deep. Va W
q LOT OF GROUND in the same district iesie
mated by No. In square c. bounded bv FrencbTnaS
Genius, Celestine and Elysiau Fields streets SAD
lot measures 81 feet 6 inches front on Freuehmen
street by 10 feet in depth.
B. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the saue dis
tnct designated by Nos. Is Is and II in square A.
bounded by Soidelle, Josephine Mazant and Bar
tbOlOmeW streets. Said lots measure each 30 feet
'front.' on SohdeIe street by 10 feet inches IL
depth. ..,.
lSnated by 40. -. SAID square measures ga feet 8
lines front on Josephine street 34l feet 'front.' on
bartholomew street. IA feet lines front on Celes-
tine street and S4l feet on the division line Of
BaTtnes property OF assigns.
D SQUARE OF GROUND in the same district
designated by Ne. a. and measures 224 feet lines
front on Celestne street 34I feet front on Bartho
new street, "a feet lines front on Goniua atress
erty. s--lI
See plans at the Exchange
Terms-Cash.
Acts Of sale before L. DreyfOus, notary psblis a.
tne expense Of purchasers, Including United state
SS4"Ps' sPl7 "a my4 II Gs4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-14
ALUABLE MANSION NO. A RAMPANT STREET,
SHEETS, AND WELL KNOWN AS THE
"CATONNET7' PROPERTY.

DY &. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHE G. MON.
ID ROSE AuctOneer-Oflce no. so ROYAL street.
THURSDAY May Is, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ, in
the st. Louis Auction Exchange, in the basement
rOtuuda of the St Louis HOTEL viii be sold by pub
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated In the Second
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Rampant CustOmhOuse, Bienville and Burgundy
streets measuring together 50 feet inches front
on Rampant street by 1913 feet 10 inches and lines
in depth, between equal and parallel lines, to-
gether with the splendid twO-stOry and attic dwell
ling house, and wing erected thereon, and con-
tanning, to wit: On the first heOr, two large and
magnificent parlOrs, with arch and columns with
white marble mantels; another parlOr with white
marble mantels and mahogany inside doors, a
large hall with wide mahogany handrail stairs,
side veIandah and rear gallery; the second
floor, tour large bedrooms with black marble
mantels, hal, front balcony, side veranda
floor, diningroom with marble mantel a pan
try with armOir and shelvings kitchen con-
tanning range with copper boiler, etc, cellar, STAIR
landing and privy; Cd the second floor, four bed
rooms bath room with shower bath supplied By a
large water tank erected the roof Of said wing,
ANOTHER TWj,sT0RY BRICK BUILDING, con-
tanning laundry, stair-rOOm and COai-roOm on the
ground floor, and two rooms and stair-rOOm on the
Handsome garden well laid out, and planted
with flowers and shrubs the alleys and yard being
paved with German stones. Large cistern, by
drant. The gas is introduced throughout the
house and kitchen.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance on a
credit of one and two years. in notes secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien bearing interest
at the rate OF eight per cent per annum from
day Of sale until final payment. The buildings to
be kept insured and the policy transferred TO
vendors. In case of suit five per cent attorney s
compensation, to be likewise secured by mort
gage. ...#
revenue stamps attached, before a. Pilot notary
public, at the expense of the purchaser.
N. B.-Part1es DESTROYS Of visiting the premises
can do so between the hours of Il A. NJ ana P. NJ.
mvl2 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-14
By Charles E. FOrtier.
By Charles E. Fortier.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES ON PLEASANT STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL AND CATHERINE
BURGARD.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1880

by CHARLES f.. FORTIER, AUCTION
ID eer-Ofiee No. 81 Exchange alley. -SATUR.
DAY, June /, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange Royal
street. between Cansl and CustOmhOuse streets
will be sold at public auction, by virtue of order
from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Sec
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
twenty-third April, 1872
A LOT OF GROUND, together with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon, situated in the
square bounded by Pleasant, Harmony, Jersey and
Laurel streets, designated by the No g, said lot
measuring 40 feet inches front on Pleasant street
by l2O feet ia depth.
A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the faubouTg
Delassize in the Fourth District of this city, des-
ignated by the No. of square No. T. said lot meas
urng 40 feet front Pleasant street, by i20 feet in
depth, and is bounded on the side toward Laurel
street by the line OF lots Nos Z, g. and TO- in
the by lot No. IS and the other side by lot
No. 5.
Ter1ns-One-half cash, and the balance in one
and two years for notes secured by mortgage OH
the property sold; the improvements to be kept
insured and the policy transferred; the taxes of
1879 to be paid by purchaser, and in case of suit
the purchaser to pay attorneys fees fixed at five
per cent on the amount sued for.
Acts of sale before Joseph COhD, notary public,
at the expense Of purchasers including stamps.
apo myl0 23jel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-14

pY @. K. GIRARDEY g. co., AUC.
ID tioneers-Nicholas J. HOey Auetioneer-O afos
No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAY, May Is, 1871, at
twelve O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auo-
tiOneers Exchange, on Regal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, in this city Of New Or
leans, by virtue Of an order Of the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of orleans,
dated the sixth of April, 1872, win be sold by pub
lie auction for account Of said estate, the follow
ing described property. TO wit Esr
!. THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE No. 523
Charities street, in the Third istrict of this city
IN the square bounded by Charities date MOreau),
Port, st. Ferdinand and Architect streets The lo6
Is designated by the No. 4, is the fourth from
the corner of Port street. bounded the side next
TO Port street by lot No. g. now lately owned BY
Lacro1x, and on the other side by lot No. 5, for
can measure, Is feet inches front on each Of said
Chartres and Architect streets, by 1873 feet inch
and lines in depth, between parallel hnes.
= TIN LOTS OF GROUND in the same district
in square bounded by LapeyrOuse, Onzaga, Galvez
and Miro streets, designated as lots Nos. TO 10 in
elnslYely, ana measuring each 20 feet inches and
lines front on LapeyrOuse street, by lbs feet
inches in depth; lot No forming the corner ct
LapeyrOuse and Miro streets. and lot No. 10 the
corner Of LapeyTOuse and Galvez streets.
Terms Of Sale-One-thrd cash, and the remainder
payable In three equal instaments, at twelve
twentY-tOur and thirty-six months credit with
interest Of eight per cent per annum from
date Of sale until final payment with the usual
clause of five per cent attorneys fees in event
be kept fully Insured, and policy transferred to
the holders of the notes and purchasers to assume
payment of all taxes for the year 1872. .r.- +rHe
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the
expense Of the purchasers before ". J: CasfelI
notary public. apI4 q my4 II 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-14
ESTATE OF Scion ENGEL.

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES Marshal
District Of Louisiana, ,
New Orleans, May 10, 1872.
FTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il tenth day of MAY, A d. 1872 warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
Scion Engel of New Orleans, parish of Orleans
and State of Louisiana, who was adjudged bank
rupt on his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and delivery of any prop
erty belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for his
use, and the transfer Of any property by him, are
forbidden by law; that meeting of the creditors Of
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
or more assignees of his estate, will be hid at
3 court of bankruptcy to be holden at the Gus
tomhouse building in the city Of New Orleans,
Louisiana, before q. S. Kellogg Register, the
thirteth day Of May, A. D. 1872, at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ s. B. PACKARD.
United States Marshal, District of Louisiana.