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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04

We felt sorry for farmer yesterday. who
lives some seven or eight miles south of the
city. He had jua suffered the dreadfuomi
fortune of being burned out Of house and
home in the severest weather. With COM
mendable energy he had purchased load Of
lumber to erect a shelter He was abou
starting back with the lumber, when the
team took fright, and running down Fifth
street with the load, ,came in contact with the
division trac,s Of the bridge, smashing his
wagon. He said misfortune seemed to follow
him at every step. Don't give up, old man.
You may travel a long way, but there's 4
turn in the lane somewhere.
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3LLHONS Dear Tsa11nsay - sAsaP Wea
HOOo AssHsl C.rasays E1sst.. 49,
'fhey are not vils Iansv Dsank. nads e P>se
LssUsss doctorsd spiced and swesasnsd peass u.
TASTE called "fonicA'' "Appstisefs 'Restoren," &e
that LEAD the tppier 70 drunkenae and ruin ~
true Medicine made from tAs naGive res6 - hAsei
CallfoF.ia, nee 1sio IN AlssAssls 0onuuannns.
They are the GREAT BLOOD RURlYIER
~ 4 LIFE GIVING P8INCIPLk.sps psefsc.
Renovaor and Invigorator Of the sysem. carrying s1al
poisonous matter and Restoring ~ b'esa 10 hsathy
condition No pefSon can take thsso 0asn aeessehs (
asectmA and remain long uaweu, provided their bsae
not destroyed BY mineral poison other neana mi
the vital organs wasted beyoaA IL point a repair.
Thsy are 0eaaio PrUa1ave - ven ~ e
Tsale. Possessing also the peculiar merit of acting e
powerful agent b relieving Coaessoa InAamnanoc
Of the Liver. and al the vIsceral osyana
FOE EEAALE C0APLAIxTs, uhsthsr ir
youns or old, married nsla st u dawn o( voaar
hood At the turn Of is these Tonic Bier Aavs n
equal q q
Fer aaAC1goaas 8hsunasasR
sd osst. Dyspspsas - InAlgssassa, DaMsss
8eoltseat - IaAss1sessas Hsver., Dassass.
- tAe DsseA, IAvsss K11nsys aaA DaaAasr,
shese Dsstsss havo been most aeeeaful 0oeA ~,
easss are caused By vleastsd DsooA, which b sens
rany prodsced BY arrangement Of the DsssseSss o.
Gaaa. -.---.s
DYsPEPslA .. IxDEorsTIoy. a.,a.ebe
fain II ths shouldef1 CosghA fght1es Of ~ Chsst
D,sneA eour Eructstoas ef TIE stomach Iad fass in
the Mouth, Bilious Attack4 falpitshoa Of ths Hsart
Inflammation Of The Lunsa Pain In the rseioae Of the
kdneyA and hundred other painfa synpssns srs the
0nlprincs Of Dypspaa. .
1hsy invieofsts ths staeh and aimnlats IL torp;a
Liver snd DowelA vhicA rssder thsm Of uneqsalsd IA
eacy IN clesnsng ths blood Of ~ inDurf - iupst
fn1 aauAv 90 49, IL
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1he Citizens Association HeetlnE
Last Night.
The court room was crowded again last
night to hear the report OF the County Re-
form Committee.
DIR. Morris, Chairman, made very able
report, which on motion Of Mr.. Lowe, was
laid over for one week. The report will be
published for general information to.mor-
row.
J. z. Kitchen made report showing that
Scott & Co., Clark 4 Co., Hines & Co., and
other known wealthy men made fraudulent
returns of the amount CT their property to
the Assessor, and thus escaped taxation. II
was also shown by the report that our busi-
ness men, lot and land owns r.. and the labor
ing classes generally paid the largest share
o! the taxes.
Col. Coffin, Col. English, and others spoke
upon the question.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Anthony and unanimously adopted:
Resolred. That we have reason TO believe
that the chief error TO lie corrected IN our
city and county government Is IN the admin.
istration Of the laws, or the disregard OF
their provisions by those entrusted with their
execution; that We deem it due to the public
that our city and county affairs he thorough
ly investigated With view TO the correction
Of error that may he found in such investi-
cation.
Resolued. That standing committee Of
a Ill ,s.l
business connection with either the city or
county government; that such committee
be instructed by their appointment to employ
all needful means for thorough and ex-
haustive examination Of our city and county
Affairs, TO report all Irregularities in the same
10 this Association with Recommendation at
the earliest moment consistent with the mag
nitude OF their task.
D. r. Anthony thought that Mr.. Kitchen
had struck the key note to reform. He had
called the attention Of the public years ago
to this inequality of taxation, and now the
only fear he had was, that the Committee.
the Association and the people would not
have nerve enough 10 Curry out the resolu.
lion.
The Chair-Dr. Logsn-was instructed to
appoint the Committee.
Jas. +. Legate moved that the Committee
appointed to revise the City Charter make no
alterations in the School Charter.
Col. Coffin moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which vas carrie1.
The Association then adjourLelto meet On
next "Wednesday evening q. the same place.
1t Is hopel ihst the citizens Will turn cut Tn
misse
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BEsrON BAKRAcx's, No. April 80. 1896
DR. JomS BuLL-Dear sir: knowing the -hi-
caey oi your sassaparila, and The healing AMI b.u-
eheia qualities IL possesses, send yon the follow
ing statement of my ease:
was xounIed about two years ago, was tak. IA
prisoner and conhnet for sixteen months. B-ius
moved 80 often, my wounds have not healed yci.
! hsve hot sat up moment since 1 was wounded.
! am shot through the hips sy general health Is
impaired. and need something 10 assist nature;
have faith in your sarsaparila than anything
else wish that which is genuine. Fieasc e1-
press Inc halt dozen bottles, and o5iize
CAPT. 4. y. JOHNSON,
~. Louis, Mo.
J.. s.-The tollowIn. was written April s0th.
1866. by Mrs.. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt.
Johnson:
DK. JOhN EULL-Dsar Sir: Nv husband, pr.
Z. =. johnson, vas skilifu surgeon and ply sieisn
in Central New York, where he died, leaving tAs
Above Z. r. johnson to my Al ~ years OF
age be had . chronic diArrhsa ani scToinla, t,T
which gave y0ur sarsaparlA. II cured HIM.
have for ten ye1ys recommended il 10 many ~
York, Ohio and Iowa, for seroua, fever sores, ani
general debility. Perfect suceess has zte nss-i 10
The cures elected in some OF scrofulA ald fr
Yer Sores were almost miraculous. ann very anx
ious for my son 10 again have yoi,r sr
szpariis. lie 10 fearful OF getting -pu,i.us
Gle. hence his writing 10 you for it, His ~srsi-
were terrible, but beievo he will recover.
kesp~ctissliy,
JEHNiE JOHNSON.
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n MARRsiD.

The Grnad WeAAisx of sue Season.
lnthe First Baptist Chmeh Of this city on
"Wednesday evening, Dec -, by the Rev. J.
q. Keaser, ". Z. Smedlev, Of New York,
and Miss Lizzie c. Burns, OF Leavenworth.
At half past O'Clock last evening, in the
spacious halls of the Baptist Church, by in
vitation, commenced the assemblage of per-
haps the largest and most fashionable audi
ence ever before congregated on such an oc-
casion in this city, to witness the matrimoni-
al ceremonies of Mr.. W. +. Smedley, oi
New York, and Miss Lizzie Burns, the
belle Of fashion, and the queen of beauty OF
Leavenworth.
Before the hour appointed for the cere-
mony to take place every seat WAS occupied,
and all were were waiting in breathless sns-
pense to see the grand entree. At half past
7o'clock precisely, the bridal party arrived
and entered amid the deepest silence, ap-
preaching near the altar. Miss Fannie Skin
ner, Of Platte County, Mo-, Miss Nellie
Morris, and Miss Ma ,gie Crozier, Brides
maids, and Messrs Gilbert II. King, Of
New York, Jos. FenIon, OF ieavenworh,
and d. d. Burn, Jr, Of Weston, Mo-,
Groomsmen.
The bride Was altired in an elegant
white satin, with a very heavy trail and
trimmed with point lace, a quarter of yard
wide, bedecked. with rose-buds, ard with the
usual bridal veil, presented an appearance Of
beauty, grace snd taste not often equaled, il
ever surpassed.
The bridesmaids were robed in white illu-
sions, we'll bespangled with flowers, snow
drops and rose buds, and in fine keeping with
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04

Ga Thursday evening a young man made
his appearance at the residence of MIR. VIM.
Freeland, corner Of Third and Seneca streets,
and asked to stay all night. The proprietor
of the house informed him that he did not
keep a hotel, but upon the stranger stating
that he Ind no money, and earnestly express
ing desire to remain, Mr.. Freeland pro-
vided him with couple Of blankets, so that
he might sleep on the floor, there being no
spare bed in the house. The fellow took the
blankets and repaired to the sta lie loft,
where he remained over night and decamped
with the blankets yesterda, morning. Such
miserable rascal ought to lie sent to the
Penitentiary for fifty years, and then hung
nm 10 drv.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04
The Far West.

The Chicago papers pnblish each day col
the various States but items from Kansas
are headed the Far West. The Post of the
a6th adVertises Michigan with the important
announcement that well is being dug in the
fifth ward Of Ann Arbor, and contents itself
with its Far West Head over these:
A poor man in Sumner Co., Kansas. has
only 81 900 head Of cattle in the world.
Thirty-three homestead entries were made
at the Topeka land Office in November, en-
bTacing an area Of 3, l19 acres.
We respectfully ASK our ,oiemporsries to
exercise a little more fairues-
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New Years Calls.

Ii is well known fact that of late years
many young men in the course of their New
Years calls, become considerably affected by
stimulants in the shape of wine, or something
else, which tends to render them indecorously
frisky. We do not say that this is the case
in Leavenworth. but If it is We hope it will
be discouraged. We disagree with many Of
our contemporaries, that the responsibility for
it rests wholly upon their lady entertainers,
but on the other hand believe that hot
whiskies, Tom and Jerry, and other potations
not commonly served up in drawing rooms,
figure conspicuously. The New York 7rii-
Cune says:
Most OF the newspapers through.
out the country speak favorably Of the sug-
gestion that our ladies should not offer their
guests wine on New Years Day. Several
things are indisputable. The custom of giv.
ing wine, spirits, and punch TO callers, does,
every year result IN q great deal of ineLriety,
especially among Young men. There is
little restraint or none at all, and the day de
generates too often in drunken saturnalia,
mainly responsible. The whole moral Law
seems to deem Il At all discreditable 10 be
tipey on the First January. II our mairous
and maidens will but think seriously Of the
dangers to which young men are thus ex-
posed, they will surely consult their own
happiness and social well-being by demon
straiing that genial good wishes are quite
consistent with respectable sObrieiy. Ones
health and good fortune may surely he drank
sincerely without an accompanying hic-
cough; and friend is friend, although he
may not reel about the drawing room.
SLEIGHING shows up phases Of the human
character, very plainly. For instance, in
the matter of boys hiichins their little sleds
to the back end Of larger vehicles. When
You see man try to whip OF drive them OF.
set him down as eross, surly, selfish per-
son, Who has no friends, and doesn't deserve
any. Ontle other hand, il he whips up his
team, with smile that is child-like and
bland" asd l5sgs the youngsters whizzing
over the slick surface. you may prom, ,uce
him large-bearted, good n,tured soul. vho
plays at ide-snd-seek with his chiIdrea. and
lives as happy as lark. With his friends On
every hand, who are willing 10 die for him
ifneeeaaary. We don't 60 cen; on man
with big sloa; team WIN will tegrudge
ragsei little city Toy slide behind his sled.
OsAwKEE, Dec. &c, 1871.
Ealsr 1snts:
Yoa want to know il sny Of your readen
en- tell the weather of 1867. Early in No.
vember Of that year, xe had cold, freezing
weather, SO that the boats tied up for win.
ter quarters. The weather modes,ted and
abont the last Of the month the ice ran out Of
The river, and boats commenced to run, and
continued 10 run all winter. On the 1lth
day Of January. 1858, the grashoppen vezs
jumping asonsd. ] caught one and put Il
in small bostle. feeding i a hay for some
ten daya asd eaaIly aazssd hin 70 deaah.
D. Mex.
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Happy.

The motherly Leavenworh TINES in
9uires: ''rhe Tribune seems 10 lie happy; il
the Journal happy" Certainly; don't you
remember the maxim-''be virtuous and you
will be happy" Journal.
There is such thing as being too vir,u.
Gus to be popular. II becomes disgusting to
ahe public when carried too Tar, and that's
uhaf ais you. You have oyerdODe q
thing that INDUCED in to certain ex-
tent would, at least, pay expenses. Come
down TO fair average.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04

DIR. BOuANNAN's Treaties on special Dis.
easss, which fully explains the nature. causes,
symptoms. &c. Of ''SpcTmatorrhea'' or s'Seminai
Weakness. and all the evils resulting from Self
Abuse, SYPHILIS, Female Complaints, all impedi.
ments 70 marriage, and valuable information on
other delicate subjects, sent FREE 70 address in
plain sealed envelope, on receipt Of ose stamp.
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Manhood! WOMANHOOD !!

Popular n, oticai b oks, Iios pzgssi. ezvlsis
ias ss, 81. at Eay. IMP e01.
MEh1S, 20 ntarsiage: Err sassre. -asss asd
Lre Ps,sla-s,ai is fss isss,ssss~c
seiease II EfJ.ncdaofos- Escss.."r sexual Excite.
m00t. 10. kzs-s.d eysof. sssfa .sslri GSr.es &exs
UAl EXHAUSTION g'S. .Aaf,,sr oa.ss. "a
a..iLs old sgs aaf shsf Dc done sseA cssss
Ai.o rhs 80 HsHs Lsre pinipies on the facos
Sc. Gsf siss-s sni-is: .Ay kaV Of people
prematuse!s iesj.a;. " my sngges:.ons s<'s
&C., Hc.i aoe.,Iss ha eiscss gsasveston sai
sFsei.o.' y ne Hs3st go Hsaln s..L1 g q, sess
tsSas aaTfsge gpte aad prigzfe esssseier. Seas
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MEDICAL,
For Generations.

DISEASES ARISING FROM INDISCRETION
~ have been treated With Balsam Copabia and
Mercury, until the stomachs Of the patients usine
them because 50 nauseated and vsakeped that is
hard to decide which vas the worst complaint, the
disordered stomach or the original disease At
length the Samaratan's Gin made Its advent, and
an entirely new system Of cure Vas inaugurated,
and the beneficial results at once seen. The dis.
sustipg d5og: and poison: veEs discorded. and To-
day the Gtn = prescribed By number Of the lead
ing Phyaicians; yet, notwithstanding the Samara-
an's Cir b knovn TO Be . positive cure. purely
vegetobie. and pleasant to use, q only ten pills
have to be taken many old nti-diluvians win stick
70 their siekenins drug and gorge their patients for
weeks perhaps m0nt6s. - Has long lob and q
zig gig G.ll anything 70 DO with it' Male psckaees,
"; Female, Is. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid
calling the attention Of delicate females TO The s.
%aIit:n's Gin q positive cure for Whites. By
Troublesome diseese and become robust and hearty.
DESMOND CO., Proplietors,
9lS Race-st., Philaaelpria, Pa.
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices Is . positive
snd permanent cure tor ScTofula, Syphilis, Pim-
pies. flOtches, any kind Of sores or diseases Of
the blood. PElcE el:2s Per bottle.
J. Brown, Agent Tor Ieaveuworth.
aus1ce0dkv3H.
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SO From 80 cents.

A VOID QUACKs.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
IA indiscretion, causing nervous debility prena.
ture decay, &c., having tried in vain evcry ady1,
iised remedy, has discovered snpss means e nit
AAAfsa ]. II. REEVES. - uaslaa-se., il, Il.
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fZ3!|3sll!3S!ll3

Cures all diseases caused
by self-abuse, viz: Speyma-
, to',hsd, Ss'.inGi > We0k-
NESS, . EieLf Emissions,
Loss of Memory, Unirersal
LasSi;a,Le, Pains ia The
Back, D,mneSs Of Vision,
Premature Old 1Ge, Weak
4 Nerres, Difficult B,edthing,
sPdh COanten1mce, Msa..
ily, Consumption, and all
Af.oau.s that fallny a. n
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THE following constitutes the Board q
Direcaors OF the Mercantile Library AssO
ciation for the ensuing year:
President-E. H. Durfee.
Vice President-H. L. Newman.
Recording Secretary-G. II. Spiy.
Corresponding Secretary-G. +. Prescott.
Treasurer MOller.
Direc.ors-C. X. Morehead, J. A. Nc
GaigIe, H. d. Rush, J. L. Mcdowell, J.
L. Weaver, W. D. Gould, W. E. Chamber
lain, E. T. Carr, H. W. Gillett, p. G. Lowe.
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No. 49,
mfnIA SIIuLIBUS CURANTUR,
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOpATHI SPECIFICS


HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
uAvE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
u experience, an entire success: Simple =
PSonpt-E@cient and Reliable. They are the
Best Family Medicines in use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made In using them; 50 harm
% be always reliable. They have received the
highest eommendation from the thousands who
have long used and known them, and will always
render satisfaction to those who try them.
No. Cpres Price In Rare Cents.
!. Revers. Congestion. In6ammations.. .
8 CryinE-colic OF Teethinc Of Iafants. 8
6....n@a of a; Children a;,;cA SL Ad9;ss; 1o,;: 2
g. aChOleFac1QoPkus, Vomiting IS
z. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. 8
9 Meal.lgia, Toothache, Facesche. 9
10. DyopePsla, Bilious Stomach. .S
II. SlPPfesoea or Irregular Periods -. Is
y. Whlees, TOO P.ofuse Periods: ......s5
~. Group: Cough sDidicult Breathing . Is
IA krpDeionc, Salt Rheum. Rrysipeias 25
IS. Rhe10atlan, Rheumatic Pains -. .
16. Fever & ACue. Chill Fever. Agnes. so
Is opss.i@y nH1 a. and seSs1 seEe x Weak Ewes. 10 10
70. Catarrh, ,-acute or chronic. Influenza 80
%. WhooPins-couSh: violent coughs 90
q. Asthaas, oppressed Breathing 80
q. Ear Oiocharxes impaired hearing 80
IS. SeroGu1a. Enlarged Glands, Sweliinss 50
~. General Debility, Physical wcal.ncsssO
.. DroIsy and SesEty Secretions. 80
= kiassy Si:s.se. % Gravei iom ..io,ne 80 g
.. DeDlAsSy, involuntary
Seminai yscnetscs. .--....l 70
SCre AoCSn, Canker ;.0
n pni.S.Y Scssnas Trs,se,. Mea.ihs Dea.S - -
8. SaGerSnss At Change Of Lie. - 90
sSsy sp.iT%s Tes1steS 81 SsS: sa,s Dance Sss;, g g
Price In yials, largo size, %. .50c. and 90
FANILY CASES, IN Morocco. seifA
,.,c. a sd,.wv;.,. .~.nn,.,,,,. -. -.
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to aen 1t1'h Boys and Children which, sweep Of them
concluded To wha
large assortment odoute breasted Chiush jackets bv.
youths,
eoo1s are shade higher and have still
s''sA 'edS per
Here tie Prices esofa portion Off stock on hand
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The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine ,us,iy
Claims ior II superiority over all remedies eve,
s1ef" to the public for the safe, eeTs speedy an1
Perns.;nenf cure VI Ague and Fever. OF CLiIis aud
ever, Shesher oi short OF long standing. He re
Sers 10 the entire Western aud Southern ,ountr, Il,
bear him testiDony To the truth of the assertion
That IN no ease whatever will iI fail 10 cure il the
directions are strictly followed and carried out La
great many a single dose has been su urh,.ieut
for cure, and whole ialnilies have been cured BY
single bottle, with perfect restoration of the gen.
erai health. IL h. however, prudent, and in every
smaller ddes for week two AFTER the disease has
seen checked, more especially in difheult anL
Iong-standing cases. Usually thi, medicine wilt
der should the patient, however. re,,uir. a ca
tharie nssicine, after having taken three % fur
u aoses rs OF th. t"nic. single dose ot BULLS vE6E-
TABLE FAMILY PILLS will /. suf6,ient
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DOCTOR. WHITTIER,
R11 81. Chaplas St St. LAMA II,

The r.cc5s9si s s,.f o. the age Gko Aas grss
ys long sec.ai a-ieoa re .yssae.f Of all
refdfsng to rae aoSs, requiring edsc ts:srssos asa
hds bee. longer located IA 81. Ls1ts fAas e'5
ofser chssst- 1tssass P.ysietla. &o0o his works
ana Judge Tor YOURSELF fbstdssf'at eossattsfSes
psysesaiy . - ssaa free. ani taSs'i fsey ieffer
ss7xfs1 euA oas c.snp. ss<Esret
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6stablishsd In q. Louis In 1887.
Cures all Chronic and Special Diseases In shSrl
time, either n MALE or FEMALE; charges Iov
eees; uses no Mercury.
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UNCLE DICK REESE and Harvey Edger-
ton went out to High Prarie Wednesday to
attend Masonic Lodge meeting and festival.
Uncle Dick conferred the Eastern Star
degree upon lLe wives of twenty or thirty
Masons; about fifty Mssons participated.
The ladies provided an elegant dinner.
Oysters, turkeys, chickens, cranberries and
all the edible things TO he had were bounti-
fully supplied. Everybody had a pleasant,
agreeable lime,
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OFFICE NO. SO NORTH FIFTH STREET
(befveen Washington Avenue and Green streets :,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04
vERfICAL FEED

athe most practical and desirable device for the
'psrPose procured by any machine, giving
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0Mteklu Gimes
4. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1872.

THE grumblers and PEognosticators OF the
fall of Leavenworh are becomiug scarce,
and are now seldom heard. The bridge is
too r,pidly approaching completion, and our
system of railroads is assuming too tangible
a shape for even the most bilious organiza-
Ii IN in the city TO find fault with. A man
who will predict anything but prosperity Tor
Leavenworth now, should be trePanned and
have small cove oyster inserted in his
ekull.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-22
CONRAD ERNST GIESE VS.. MAGGIB MARIA AND
CHARLES AGTHON GIEsE-No. 3t9i8.


b AnctioneerIOfice No. so Royal street.,
SATURDAY, March 2, 1872, at noon, in the basement
rotuuda of the St. Louis Hotel, win be sold by pub
lie auction by virtue Of judgment IN partition n on
rendered by the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud JuCSe OF
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
on November 9, 1871 and signed on the fifteenth of
the same month and year, the following desciloeu
'e i. TWO LOTS OF GROUND designated by the
Nos. and 2, in the Second District OF the city OF
New Orleans, in the square bounded by Cana
Gayoso, Salcedo and Customhouse streets, ana
Lot No. I forms the corner of Canal and Gayoso
streets and measures % feet inches and lines
front Canal street. by l26 feet inches IN depLh
and front on Gayoso street.
Lot No O. adjoining the above, measures % feet
inches and lines front Canal street. by l26 feet
2 inches in depth, between parallel lines the whole
a lot OF GROUND, with the buildings and
announcements thereon, in the square bounded by
and Frenchmen streets, Third District, measuring
AZ feet 10 inches and lines front on Union street,
bv 81 feet IL inches and lines in depth, between
parallel mes The Improvements consist of a
frame house containing two rooms two cabinets,
and back gallery, cistern, prlVles, etc.
3. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ngs and improvements thereon, situated in the
same district, in the square bounded by Good
children or st. Claude, Morales, Louise ard Piety
st Gets Said lot of ground forms the corner OF
Morales and Louisa Streets ana measures . 1a aest
inches and lines front on Louisa strea by lUo rect
in depth and front on Morales street. Inc p.ilId
| ings and improvements consist OF new lame
mouse divided mo Two IeDeintn ts, Soh'' 49,
rooms and two cabinets a back building containing
! four rooms, shed, cisterps, privy, etc:
Terms-One-third cash and the balance on a
credit six, twelve and eighteen months, IN NOTES
drawn by the purchasers to their own order ana py
! them Endorsed, secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien, and bearing eight per cent interest,"
ment; the buildings to be- kept insured and policies
transferred to C. t. Geise tutor Of the minors, and
the act of sale to include the usual penal clause OF
| five per cent attorneys commission. The taxes OF
| 1871 to be assumed by purchaser over and abovs
| the price of adjudication.
Acts of sale, with United States internal revenue
| stamps attached, before Edward Barrett notary
| public at the purchasers expense.
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