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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08
ILLINOIS.

A Fiend will Probably get hfs De.
sefts.
YATES CITY, August Mrs. J. II.
Mathews was outraged and then mur-
dered here about noon Monday. Marion
O,burn has been arrested as the perpe-
traitor, and is now undergoing bis
preliminary examination. The evidence
is very direct and conclusive. He had
worked for Mrs. Mathews and got her
to get his dinner, and when she went
into the cellar for some article he fol.
lowed her, knocked her senseless, out
ragged her person, and then cut her
throat. The widest excitement prevails
here, and fears are entertained that the
mob will tax. his life in spite OF law or
order.
SPRINGFIELD, August 7.-Jeremiah
Lynch, section hand on the C. D. i C.
railroad, was run over and killed near
Kinds station, to-day, while removing .
hsad car. ...-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08
NEW ORLEANS.
Nail Coach Upset..

Nail Coach Upset.
New ORLEANS, August IA specia
to the Galveston Nt1s from Dalla'
says that q United States mail coach
was upset near McKinny, and thret
passengers had arms broken, as follows:
D. Thorn Of Gergia, going to Houston /;
Mr.. King Of Sherman, and another
gentleman from Macon.
Politics.
The Radical Convention OF the Third
Congressional District met at Houston
to-day, and nominated A. J. Evans.
The Conference Committees of ths
various political factions were in session
until midnight, but nothing trauspired
ss to the result Of their deliberations
The Convention met at 1890 A. NJ, bu,
the Committee of Conference being un.
able TO report, an adjournment was had
until 1880 Tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08
Fire,

LAxcAsrER ILL.,, August Last
night at $50 o'clock . fire broke out in
the engine house of the Lancaster
Woolen Mills, owned By Webster 4
TubbetA which destroyed the building,
with ito contents, together with two
other small buildings adjoining. In
sured for $500. 80 i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08
wheeling and Lake Erie Read.

CADn, O., August Ga large and
enthusiastic meeting was held here last
night in the interest of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie railroad, the effect being
to secure the read through this town
ship by taxation. The general feeling
was in favor Of the movement but
nothing definite was accomplished
Other meetings will be held. when, it is
thought, measures will be adopted
which will secure the road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08
MINNESOTA.
Fatal AecsAsns-Hssyy Storm.

l. Fatal Acci1snt-Heayy Storm.
Sr. Paul, MINI, Angus. IA man
supposed to be Jack Conner, was run
over BY the cars on the Northern Pa
ciic Railroad near Detroit Lake on
Sunday evening, and killed
Heavy rain and hail storms in diff
ferent parts Of the State Last night de-
stroyed Q grest deal Of: the crops, and
mech damage was done BY the hail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08
Railroad AccidenS.

NEwBuRe, N. Y, August Peter
Bennett, aged 20 years, brakeman on
the Erie railroad, while attempting to
couple two coal csrs, At noon to-day, was
run over and instantly killed. he had
been on the road about one year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08
OHIO.


LsbesaI Nsatnsstsa.
HAMILTON, ONO, August John
W. sohn, Of Butler county, was nomi.
mated for Congress to. day BY the Liberal
Convention in the Third District. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08

The Wheeling LnteEligc"eers evening
edition, the Democrat, is Jacob to the
backbone. The trouble is. however,
the backbone is like the HteLlgcnca-
a weak backbone.-iStcujtnviNc Her1'd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08

ono. two buckle my shoe,
What does John J. Jacob do:
He sells out his friends
To serve his ends,
And wants them all 10 think him true.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-08

Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting OF Black. Blue, Brown, Olive
and Green Cloths, GRANTEES, DiagonAls ana
Tricots.
A full line OF English MELTONH, suitable
for Suits aud Spring oyercoatS
Scotch CHEVIors OF every Color ami
Style.
Also complete stock of French, English
and Domestic CASSIMEREsA Also Q full
line OF vEcSrIN8S consisting OF SIX. CaA-
simere, Velvet. White aud Fancy AArssills..
l will guarantee a ht, ~ employ none
but the best workmen. I also Invite a.
tention to my large stock OF Gents Fur
nishing Goods embracing al the latsai
novelties, such ~ White aud Fancy 1hirts
Msrino and India Cause Undershirts.
White Jeans Patent PsntAlQon Drawsrs,
Suspenders, Half Hose, Sill and Linen
Handkerchiebs, Bows and Tiea, the LAtsN
Style Paper Collars. White Shirts made ~
order and 1T guaranteed. Call and -
me at my new and Handsomely arranged
store, 10 Main street, Centre Whyeling.
mar2l c. w. sEA2RI0Hr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
Southern Pacific Rsiyr,sd.

Tho Claiborne Advocate Of last Saturday
says;
We have had an interview this geek
with Colonel w. L. kirkpatrick, who was
J. on his way to Fort Worth, Texas, to take
charge of his contract for completing the
Southern Pacific railroad from Dallas to
Fort Worth, distance of thirty two miles,
which he informs us will be completed BY
July ], 1873. He also informs US that the
contractors were pushing forward their
work at rapid rate on said road from
L0ngriew to Dallas, distance of one hun
dred and twenty miles, whioh will also be
completed by May, 1873.
Allen, the contractor on the Trarsconti
mental road, from Little Rock, to connect
withs the Southern Pacific at Texarkana,
and thence to Marshall and Fort Worth,
will be finished very soon This done, it
will place Northern and Eastern Texas in
direct communication with St, Louis and
Memphis.
The great centre of all these roads will
be at Fort Worth. The machine shops
and the whole Of the railroad buildings will
be erected there.
Fort Worth is destined to be the oity CT
the West. Immigration will flow in with
perfect torrent, and the place will rise like
magic.
We also learned from Colonel Kirkpatrick
that it is Colonel SCOTS intention to fill up
the gap from Monroe, or Yicksburg to
Shreveport by next fall. If he can not pur-
chase the interest Of the present stock
holders Of that road he will run road
parallel with theirs. He is determined to
put it through because he has promised
that it shall be done.
With the completion Of this road it will
place us within sixteen miles Of road that
will give us communication with all the
loading cities of the East ana West
Claiborne parish can then easily tap this
road at the nearest point, and Then Homer
will be place. Colonel kirkpatrick says
he Is willing to take the contract for build
ing road from Homer to tap the road from
,Vioksburg to Shreveport, and subscribe a
advantages TO our people, At tie proper
time they will not be found wanting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01


barometer $3.50 Weather calm. Arrived
SHIP Emily Augusta, Walters master, 90
dsys from Cardiff, with railroad iron to De
can. Zerega 81 Co. No departures The
schooner Confidence, from Lake Charles,
bound to Pascagoula. has arrived here.
MEMPHIs, November 30.-River falling
steadily. Departed last night - p. w
Strader, for Cairo; City of Quincy, for New
Orleans. Departed to-day-Pauline Car
roll and City OF Chester, for vt. Louis;
N0llie Raglan and Hinneola, for Cincinnati;
!}afesville. for White river; ClaTkBviile, for
Little Rock Weather clear and cold.
VJcKsBURG. November 3O-Down-John
r., Maude at =. NJ Governor Allen at 8
=. M. Up-H. 8 Turner at ! A. H.; Tom
jasper at . A M; 0uachita Belle Mt l. A.
vi Pargoud at IL nj. River rising Weather
clear and cool.
CrNClNHAT1, November 30.-River falling
with five feet six inches in the channel.
IL is full Of floating ice. The Armadiilo has
delayed departure for New Orleans until
change in the river. Weather clear and
m0derating.
LoUlsvlILE, November 3o.-Riveg three
feet seven inches in the canal, and nineteen
inches in the chute.
EVANSVILLE, November S0.-Weather
cloudy and cold with signs OF snow. The
river has fallen two inches in the past
CAIRO, November 30.-Departed GIas-
cow and Bee and barges for New Orleans,
Z A. M.
Gr. LOUIS, November 3O.-River is full Of
heavy ioe and runs very slowly. The
are that unless the weather
noderates greatly the ice will gorge at the
Horse Tail and close the river for the
winter. There are some signg Of the
weather noderating tonight, but it is still
2r9ezing sharply. No arrivals or departures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
MARKETS.
Domestic Blankets.

NEW YORK, November 30.-Cotton market
guiet; sales 1906 bales; middling uplands
I9Ae, mlddling Orleans 1890. Net re-
seipts 997; gross 1888 bales. Futures,
sales 900 bales low middlirg for No
yember 10 Ifc, December 1871 0i8 ll.l6o,
January I8lI-160 1890, February 1874
2I9c, March 10 I168l9Hc, May 10 lI-l6c.
Flour quiet. Wheat lc better with a
moderate export and limited milling
demand Corn a shade firmer but scarcely
so active. Pork dull; old $l6, new SIS rs.
Lard irmer: kettle go 08IRc Naval stores
qJuict but steady. Groceries dull. TallOW
Girnl. Freights quiet.
CINCINNATI, November 30.-Cotton quiet
end unchanged. Flonr-Demand fair and
market firm at 81 25a7 So Wheaf-De-
nand light and holders firm at 81 SEAL 81.
Corn unchanged Oats quiet and unchanged
&ess pork nominal. Bacon quiet and un-
changed. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged.
Lard-Demand fair and market firm; steam
Ac, kettle IN 67asO. Whisky steady.
ST.. LOUIS, November 30.-C0tton dali
end nominal. No middling Offering -four
quiet and unchapged; business small;
9Eheat duh and lower for spring, No.
spring Chicago 81 IT, winter held firmly,
email sales of No red at 7 II corn dull
and lower, No. 9 mixed 28a2812c on east
crack, 32c in elevator; oats dull, No 25c
in warehouse whisky, none Offering;
pork, no sales; dry salt meats weak with
only smsll order trade; bacon dull, small
gGles of shoulders al 6Ac, clear sides 9Ao
ard dull, small jobbiDg lots 7l2c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music i.

This evening the popular sensationa
| drama of the Streets of New York" with
| Mr. Frank Mayo in his inimitable character
| Of Tom Bodger, will be produced for the
| last time. To morrow evening the late
| Frank Murdock's plav of "Davy Crockett
| will be produced. with Mr. Mayo in the
| title role. This play was written especially
for Mr.. Mayo by the author, who was last
| season an especial favorite at the Varieties
Theatre. III the cast Of "Davy Crockett"
are the names OF Frank Mayo, Charles z.
DeGroat, George Morton, VIII j. Ferguson,
John T. Craven, Frank G. Cobter, J. Red
mond Ryan, John f, Pike, L. NJ. McCor-
mack, l.. +. White, Master Charles Robin
son, Miss Louise Hawthorne, Miss Nellie
Taylor, Little Sadie, Little Willie.
SC. Charles Theatre.
Mr.. F.s. Chairman in his specially Of
Kit I2edeIjna is playing to very fine houses
at the St. Charles Theatre, and the popular
demand for that play is so great that it will
be produced again this evening for the Last
time. Mr. Chanfrau will appear in new
role tomorrow evening.
Varieties Theatre
The engagement of Miss Clara Morris,
highly successful and very agreeable to
her, closed Lass evening, and New Orleans
will long cherish the remembrance Of her
representations as AnHic SyiVestos., in "Man
and Wife and Cora in "ArtiOle A." To-
nsGrrow evening we are to have MI John
T. Raymond, John Owens style Of actor,
only 70 il the superior Of Owens, who will
make his debut as Joe Barker, the retired
farmer, in the comedy of Forbidden
Fruit" In active preparation Only Jew"
and "PygmaliOn and Galatea." The per
Torrance will close each evening at half
past ten o'clock, and thus the patrons of
the Varieties Theatre will have leisure to
enjoy pleasant walk home.
Opera House.
The audience at the matinee and the eve
n ag representation of the French drama at
the Opera House yesterday was Compare
lively large, for the patrons of this drama
reside so near the Opera House that the
withdrawal of street cars does not subject
them to any material Inconvenience. This
evening drama in five acts will be pro-
dueed, entitled GA Tour de Nesle," to-
gether with the comedy of ''Une Tasse de
The"
Exposition Hail.
On the night Of the sixteenth instant the
first Of the series of concerts under the
of Max Strakosch, will be
given at Exposition Hall. The artists
in this concert company include
Mile. Carlotta Patti, Miss AnAfe Louise
Carey, Mile. Teresa Carren0, Signor f.
jcolara, Mons. e. Sauret, Signor Mario and
SignOr Marco. The concerts will be the
most pleasing and attractive and of the
highest artistic excellence ever given IN
New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
Rather q neat thing in sacrilege has inst

Rather neat thug in sacrilege has just
cropped up in France In that 8rstocratio
old suburb of St. German, 90 redolent IF
JaCobite and other historical associations, is
a church whose poor boxes have quite
reputation for being we'll filled, and not
only coin hut bank notes for considerable
amount are frequt nrly dropped into these
reoeptacles BY the charitable faithful When
they were emptied on q recent occasion
many of the notes were found to be- mys-
teriOusly glued together with a sticky
preparation. This excited suspicion. A
strict watch was kept, which resulted in the
appearance of an ingenious young man,
who, with piece of thin whafebone for a
rod, and morsel OF very strong glue for
bait, proceeded to angle for bank notes,
much after the fashion that Paul FRY goes
to work for letters down the we'll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
DOM N Il RCIAL.
s4gvapA7 Bvss1As, November %. 1877.

CoTToN-The sales to-day summed up a
little over 300 bal"s, also yesterday, az
addition to the $3.50 reported. 73l bales,
3G5 Of which we're purchased after p H.,
264 at 4 ?. d., end l02 earlier, making she
total for the day 6z8l bales. Pricts were
again irregular. but less SO than yesterday,
and all desirable kinds were frmer, with
out requiring any change in our quotations.
We give also the Exchange figures, which arc
for average Iists according with lite official
type, while ours present the proper range
Of the market Tor average lists, bus With
the outside tGures for low nid4Iing given Re
the ontside figures for strict:
REV ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, ACCUMULATED
70 raAy OF LLYERpMoE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
The Liberals in Congress,
A Washington special to the St. Lonll

a washington special to tho St. Louis
Rcpn5Iioan says:
1t is given out that the Liberal Republic
ans will be gently dealt with in the ensuing
session Of Congress, provided they have no
factious opposition to tho present admins
tratiou. This, of course, relates entirely to
the house. Speaker Blaine has written q
letter to the effect that Cancellation is the
watchword Of the second term, and that the
Republican party has nothing to gain by per
scouting reCalciJrants. This Is understood
here to mean that the resignation Of Banks,
Blair and Fsrnsworth will not he forced, SO
far as the speaker 10 concerned. Tho Senate
being SO strongly partisan, will reorganize
its committees entirely on this narrow basis.
As has been heretofore stated such Liber-
ais as Senator'S Schurz, Trumbull, Fenton,
Rec, West and Upton will have their desig-
nations for future labors entirely at the
disposition If the Republican caucus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
A Gallant Tnr,a Reward.

The Treasury Department. few days
since, issued a warrant for $500 in favor of
DANES Glib, q mate Of the ship Three Bells
OF Glasgow, as reward for bis efforts in
al ing to rescue the officers and crew and
passengers from the wreck of the steam
ship San Francisco in 1856 Congress, in
July. 1856, made appropriation for the re-
ward OF Otiicers and crews of the three ships
who rescued the passengers from the San
francisco. but when tho act was passed
G4bb was in Australia, and never heard of
it until September last, when he returned
to SCOtlAnd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

| TETs ROUTE oFBRs
| FHB FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES
| By taking she A. 81. train, you arrive in
| LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI
PETTsBURG. CLEVELAND. BALTIMORE,
| WASHINGTON. NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL
CITIES NORTH AND BAST,
Twelve R0HRs In Advance OF any Conn
petIng Line.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
On the Train from Canton to Humboldt.
By taking the s P. NJ train you arrive N
LOUISVILLE, and all points reached via Louisville
SIX Hours in Advance of all Other L3nes
ANB Ii ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. CHICAGO,
And al points North, In
L.ess Time Faan Amy Other Line,
Prhnap's Palace Cars are rur on this train nom
New OTlesRs 70 HaB60Idt, Memphis and LouIsy ilLe,
without shaRga.
STAR. 6. yONBs,
Ticket Agent. Galveston
A D. SHELDON,
Easkes Agent New Orleans.
o. P. ATAORB,
General Passenger Agent,
s. L. CAREY,
General Ticket Agent
&. D. FROST,
noA GSrW General superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

The remark of the London Sta#dar5 that
" the Boston fire is a gcandalUus outrsSe
on civilization and evidence Of most in.
etncient city government" is in the highest
degree lnlpertineus and Ill timed It passes
its hasty censure i'll total ignorance of the
details OF the matter of Which it speaks.
and wantonly hhels suffering civ, to
whose glory he it said that it has aiWays
had one OF the most honest aud efficient
municipal governments in the world-Ness
York EVesaiHg MGit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

In lttuI iruru f."Ii nrsia To resident
Of New York the fact is mentioned, which
we do not remember to have seen stated be-
fore. thai ia some Of the Polvnesian islands
the ite nf circumcision has heen praoticef
from time imucm0rial. This might be
clue 10 antiquatiaus who are interested in
asoertsiriug what became of the lost tribes
Of LsrR, l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

Roberts Brothers, publishers of Old aad
Ne'o, nnounc. shat owing to the burning
Of Rand, Avery & Co.'S printing establish.
ment N Bost n the evening Of the tveu-
tieth uliI 9, the publication of the Deem,
Der number Of that magazine was unavoid
ably postponed till the twenty-ejghth in
slant, to sAow time for printing the few
forms NOS OF tho press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
STEAMSHIPS.
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP

] M SAA AG4INh E94EEAHHEEEP
! COMPANF
| OF first olass full-powered Clyde-built ssravv
steamers, built expressly for the New Orleans and
New York trade. To sSil regularly between TIV.
| ERPOOL end FRW ORLEANS aud GLASGOW ans
NEW lORh, carrying passengers and freight at
lowest rates to and from all parts of the United
Kingdom the cont emit of Europe and all mars
of the United States and the Dominion of Canada
LOUISIANA 20a9 tons register. Captain Stewart
MINI SOTA, H0 tons register Captain Ham lin
ALABAMA 24Oo tons register. ........... Building
PRNSSY LVAHLA, $500 tons register. uilifng
VIRGINIA, 25O0 tons register Building
GEORGIA, 2S09 tons register ........... Building
>gES@S3ssssg nov steamship
$3.50 LOUISIANA.
GRaEes Stewart, Comm aniar,
now on her way to Liverpool viii leave that psrt
for New Orleans November Is. And tho new stsars-
ship
MINNESOTA,
Captain HaEnlin,
The vessels of thhs line viii stop at Bor6eaux
for freight and passengers on the passage Erpm
Liverpool.
Due notice wiz Be given of the days Of selling
from New u lea1ia
Return tickets svsjiah&e foE Xix MONTHS, a$
reduced rates
No charge SOr rHe6jcine or medical stteudauoa
Money orders granted free Of charge
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here 30 mar
ties deBiroRs sending for their friends.
These vessels cross the bar at all times witheus
detention.
For freight passage hevIng unsurpassed 40.
oo@modations, apply 70
Nc. . Car0ndelet street, Esw Orleans
ROSS, sKOLFlELD * CO.,
No. Chapel street. Liverpool.
LEWIS T. MHRRDW & CO.,
sels lE 30. IS Great CLYDE Street, Glasgow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

This is oprelat TO be Chicago T9-ibursO :.
WIN0EA, November 26.-New Ulm ad
vices Of to-day report q fearful enow tenn
peat Of unparalleled violence prevailing,
Surprising in violence any preceding storm
Of the season thus TAR It PROMISE to com
plFte the embargo on railroad operations.
Happily there is no existing peril TO opera
tors, Va the relief has been timely and
effrctnal, and the line is practically in win
tel quarters,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

GRoS TITS Steamer Leslie Taylor-i23 bales
cotton @47 hhds sugar 1913 bbIs molssses
ST LOUIS-Steamer C0ntinental-432 bales cot
ton BIS SKIS cotton seed hhds tobacco 23a SKIS oats
1898 bbls -four 2844 SKIS corn go bbls -four
ALRXAN RIA-Steamer Belle RoHland--64l
bales cotton 6lT SKIS cotton seed IL SKIS seed cotton
I9 bbls mclasses
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
M0RGAFS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
November 29-1525 bbis molasses 49I hhds sugar II
half bbls moIasses EOvembe, 30-55l bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GRBAT NOR III
Erin RAILROAD, November 3o-l93& bales cotton
and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
STEEL RAELl D0UBLK TRACK

GTEBL RAIL- DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
The great RsaEt Azss from Cinoinnat beE Colu.abus
EAST!
Saving eightyssven to no miles and arriving susf
train IN advance at
NEY YORK.
Saving Efsyn4 Hiles, and arriving stH ana halt
Rotis IN advance at
BALTIMORE.
Sewing sey0nty-seven miles, and arriving etzhs
and threo-qu2fters hours in advance as
WASHINGTON
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
FF8R GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
over bhe ONO river, at Parkersburg AIsd BeLlaiR
sre completed
MORNING AND NIGHT LIERs or
FHsksnan's Palace DPawing-RooEzp aad
Sleeping Cars
Are run on thts from st. Louis Cincinnati q,
Columbus 10 Baltimore and Washington City.
WITHOUT CHAKGBI
By this route yea avoid all omn3brs transfer.
and ferTtea.
Tickets for sale at al ticket Offices in t.e Cont
and West.
General Ticket agent Baltimore NarvSaE,d
W. P. SMITH
Master Transportation, Baltimore. MARYLAND.
SIDNEY r. JONES,
3eneTai Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
OQN8TABLES' SALES.

Jessie Blue VS.. w. ~. DjgRs-Second .Ius.
tioe Court Tor the Parish of Orleans, No 297s.
agY yIRTuK OF A WRIT or FIRRr PACIAs
I'D to me- directed by the Hon. ". l. Bvens
second Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Oh
Orleans, ! VIII proceed to sell at public auction
on MONDAY, December. 2, 1879. at twelve o clock
NJ, at John RabbOt's stable on Remusrt stEant he.
tween PerdiaO and Gravter streets
One Wagon, one Mule aud ono set Of Harness.
Seized IN the above suit
TernE-Oash On the spot,
no23 81 "e2 A. j. DAVFRN Cops4abla