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pany shall, at n1seting held for that pur-
pose, adopt all the provisions of this act, a
copy Of which resolution or resolutions of
adoption shall be delivered to the Governor
Of the State within ninety days after the
passage of this act who shall file the same
in the office of the Secretary Of State, and
it shall be the duty Of the Governor Of this
State, as soon as the president OF said rail
road company shall tender to him the GER
titiCate or certificates OF stock, according to
the provisions of this act, to cause to be
prepared, signed and executed, according
to the twelfth section Of the charter Of said
act No. 1913 of 1863 the said five hundred
and seventy six thousand dollars of said
bonds yet to be issued. and deliver the
same to the president OF said railroad com
pany, which shall be, with the bonds al
ready issued, payment in full tor said stock
SEC g. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the Governor shall have the right to alp.
point annually, on behalf Of the State, one
Of the nine directors now authorized to be
elected by the stockholders to reprensent
the interests Of the State in said company,
the stockholders electing the other eight
directors.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted. etc, That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signed) 0. II. BREWSTER,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
(Signed) 2. b. S. PINCHBACK,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Approved April 10, 1872
(Signedt H. C.. WARMOTH.
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
4 trne copy:
!. A. WOODWARD,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
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yAV Se&Ee ~ fFGDGSnE..V ? GOOGSDY.
Is .,1rff, ~ daica Il Z E'.t+ tt
~ sTERn4y Nj & S',4fy1 sl dciIc
" At tha NJ Cn3rlps EHriion .,r.Ea9ga in tbS
Ga11eryt ret1,nda af tb 81 CfaIjg IIn5si ~ .I,;s
i1,1 Ly, and in ntrrs,,annn aS A., oT5t@T - h
EiII u - Dnr.V irGae ~ th Tis+,',. E,,+ ~ Nv.
, 1-i+i as "a. Y,. ~, TtfT;t a. -
ana t i, parI-rI1,f1y Tofd ~ Sal,, NJ
caI|bpT i I8Ti Jnrket 30 IIl3 n. tbs Matter Of
pau1 s,nas 4 ..n al nuilic nIctign tr.a oF al in
,b me-. . Ne .1 M he ~ IL 10,
creditors 70 Ito funds IN shs tri,iso;s H. 5ds - -
h., , old
$)UETFH.% V.IVSRLE tors slF. Q:ROi,ND 20.
r,,Isr - ,E. nm ana I1r, ,.r,,tta naf
Sn situate! i. me etrsi Dstrct o. dis civ in tie
Itl,Ti,urs Sfigr! IN the square eDvnda6 nv T4-
lord S.,x Va~,.v Tcasl ana !}aliioue G.ta g"ui.aI
.tTsets Designs ed ~ lots Nos. . o H. IL IL
IN "a Is 70 u ~ and 4,pSt ion ! a, lot ~ }ybnh
Ia "a 4 measure, "a feet ; iJrpus lines from
mn [lffona sty.as Nv a d.3,fb and npt On I,ori
Street s,f as fee; . inches . lf.aS q, " hinh pyn
streets Il IurmA ill.,. coSu.T al Gttyygpn sarltpI
lines
Lots Nos. 10 -, inclusive. a?ian each St her
and lot No in its rear. anI measure each 20 feet
u inches front Pearl street, by .lsyt If So feet
IoE No. - d;ains ot No /. ana measures q feet
FROM on Pearl street 105 feet inches on the side
OF lot No. IL and 4 thence d feet inches on The
rear line running toward Pearl street; thence feet
running toward Delorl street when il Iptcrsccts
the division line OF OF No II; thence upon said si-
place Of starting
front on y.aTi Street. y aes 10 ucH"s IN ,9i,th IN
the Tear by . depth of 81 feet on the side line next
to lot No i3 and 90 fees inches on Che OF hpx eide.
line next 10 LOT No IS
Los No Is adjoin~ lot No. ~ .nf measures - feet
the, side ~. Ito lat No t. % feet ncses on he
rn9s me yInuiilo toward 1lns6 =. yAaf thence a.;
feet s in. he, 0s diagonal lin. suluitse toward
Pearl .tr.up .len.. ~ Errs nc'ias on .i.gnnaI
line running .ow4sh io' M - aud th.,ca on :. d..
:, ,oiuG line 50 {: 81 ;nc'.c, to Y.AlI etrsr, ,In.
Mae ~ -+;Ilsino
,,. na,tir Of no i,,,tI t Ma e, aI ~" 'm9
on
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NO. 81
AN ACT

TO authorize the North Louisiana and
Texas Railroad Company 20 snhstiture
stock Of said company instead 81 second
mortgage. in favor OF the STATE. and to
release the said company tr.'. G::e: iia
GiIiti"s - the State.
SECTION /. Be it enacted ny the Senate
and House Of Representatives ni tie State
d: Iuuisiana in Genera! Assembly ro;l.
Yened, Thai in lieu of the second mortgage
required: by the eleventh section of the
charter Of the North Louisiana and Texas
Railroad Company, 20 be given 20 secure
tn" State for the ultimate pavmon: of ,h..
bonds OF III" state. issued IN conformity :,
5aid charter. or act No. i0S OF the session
acts of the General Assembly o. lists. til.
-aijt North Louisia:: and Texas R.ii.nad
coMpan. may give stock ~ sad company
TO the State to an amount "qEa. - tie
aggregate sum OF the Stat. :0ut:-
iaa;la. c. "a he iSsuod under .. li c!t.rfs"
OF act No. log ~ sos, - WI. eleven chou
sand Two hundrc: ~! twenty .hs.r.s 81
eleven hundred and Swen'F-'wo Thousand
dollars Gf the sixty Thousand Shares. sf
SIS millions Of dollars OF She capital et""ls
et said company. and in consideration -: c.le
issue ana delivery q! said stock II iii
company 10 the State the said Nr"tn Logi--
lana and Texas Railroad COMPANY .'a.i' he
relieved from all liability on The Aforesaid
bonds Ut the STATE. and that 0a the dc.
IyerT of the stock aforesaid the .e'nai1Gg:
Of the whole number Of bonds authorized
10 be 1875 - yE the aforesaid .h.-:-yT -.
act So. los to rviJ: five bul1re" and 49,.
enty-siE bonds OF 0na thousand G0lial' cab.
shall he Immediately issued and delivered
TO the president Of said company By the
Of the State.
SEC. ,. BE il further enacted, etc. That
within sixty days after Tie passage Of this
al !
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AUCTION SALES.
By s. Guinault.

SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS NAIGRON-No. * ga
by =. GUgNAULT, AUCTIoNBBR-oFPTCB
As corner CT Exchange alley and Bienyile street,
SATURDAY, December IA 1872 will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctionesrs' Xxx
change, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, by virtue of an order from the
honorable the Second District Court for The parisR
OF Orleans dated October %, l8T2-
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Tblrp
District of this city, designated by Nos and oS
square No. H. bounded by Love, Goodchdren, Ma
zant and Bartholomew streets; said lotf measuring
each 70 feet front Love street by 1893 feet inch
line in depth; together with ali the buildings and
improvements thereon, consisting of frame house.
Of three rooms, two closets and gallery another
frame house of two rooms, double kitchen twGo
cisterns well privy garden, etc; the whole as pen
plan al, to be exhibited at the Exchange.
Ierms-One-thlrd cash, and the balance at Bnsa
and two years credit for notes bearing MORTGAGE
ana eight per cent interest per annum from dafs9
until final payment; the buildings to be kept in
sured, and policy transferred to the bearer OF ths3
notes and in case of judicial proceedings for thee
recovery of any of said notes, the lawyers faesa
h1ea at ten per cent 10 be paid by the purchaser
ACT OF sale before Amadee Ducatel, notary pnbijCo
at the expense OF the purchaser including ali ths5
taxes tor the year 1872 due in 1875
uOl2 10 q del Il
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RT NASH q HODGSON.-W. 2 HODGSON,
AS Aucu0ueer-O Office No. Carondeet street-On
SATURDAY, December q, 1872 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the 81, charles Auction Exchange, in tas
basement COtunda of the ST. Charles Hotel by
virtue and i'll pursuance of an order of the Hon.
Louis Duvigneaud Judge .0f the Second District
Court for he parish of Orleans dated November
succession Of Henry W. Sarre deceased for a par
tition, at public auction. viii be sold
THREE CERTAIN SQUARES OR lSLETS OF
GROUND, together with all the improvements
thereon, situated in the Fourth and SIKH Districts
OF this city, and designated squares Nos, leo A,
lG0 and Gl
Square No, 100 is of triangular form and is
bounded by Dupre Tor Fifth) and Epperline streets
and is srtbdivided into four lots numbering from
to !, inclusive.
Square No. $50 y is also OF triangular FORM and
IS bounded by Sixth Tor Whitt], TerpsichOre and
Upperine streets, and is also undivided into four
loi numbered from to 4, inclusive.
Square No lGl is of an irregular form, and is
bounded by Fifth Tor DuprBl, fourth Cor GaYoso)
Euterpe TeIpsichore and Upperlino streets, and
contains tweutS lotSy numbered from ! to 20, an
elusive.
The whole per plan of a. De 2rmas surveyor,
dated March 5 1871, and deposited as plan G dn he
office OF Theodore GnyOl, notary public TO which
reference is made for full particulars to de
tailed measurements and boundaries
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser "a i'll assume
certain prOmiss0ry note for IT.. d. dated April
-, 1871 bcaring eight per cent interest from date
until pad and due two years at erdate and secured
by mortgage on this property; and d0r the balance
cash in United States treasury notes IN lGition to
which the purchaseS will assume al. taxes for the
current year 1872.
Act of sale before Joseph %oop, notary, at the
purchasers expense, including she stamps.
nOIs % 90 DEF "a q
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BY G. E. Girardey & Co.


COTTAGR IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
SALE FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FORMER
PURCHASER.
SUCCESSION OF TOBIAS DRUM.
Second District Court, for the Parish of Orleans
No. $40.
EgY c. T. GERARDEY 4; CO., AUCTION
AE GERS Nicholas j. Roey, auctiOneer-Office No
II Exchange place.-SATURDAY, November 30 1872
81 twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc.
tiOneers' Exchange, on Royal street, by virtue of
al order from the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated August
81, 1872 will be sold by public auction for account
and risk OF former purchaser George W. Oliver
who refused to comply with the terms of the ad.
JudCatl0n made to him on the fifth October, 1872
LOT or GROUND, with all TIE buildings and
improvements thereon, in thu Fourth District of
this city, in the square bounded by st. Thomas
Rousseau Sorapnru and First streets, and desig-
mated as lot No. l09, and measures % feet inches
lines front st. Thomas street 20 feet inch
lines in width in the rear. by 100 feet inches
lines in depth he line of lot No lO3 and TO feet
inch lines in depth the opposite side line, the
improvements comprising neat one story frame
cottage.
Terlus-The sum of 5000 in cash and the re-
mander OF the purchase price payable in and
two years from the date Of sale.
The SAID credit portions to bear interest at eight
per cent per annum from tho day of sale until final
payment, with the penal clause OF five per cent
attorneys fees i'll event OF suit to enforce pa ymeut.
The improvements to be kept fully insured and
policies transferred to holders of notes. Purchas-
ers to assume payment and above the
amounts Of their bids of all taxes for the year 1872
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pen8e of the purchasers, before K. }. Ker, notary
public. II I6 % 30
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29
By R. n. & B. j. montgomery,
Q Q =

& @'ARn....o...,o.......... A CARHfo
Mr., R. 81. MONTGOMERY desires to return asss
sincere thanks to his numerous friends. patgo1D
and generous public, who have kindly patrBEo
lied him in the past, and takes this method Of S-
forming them that, with renewed vigor, he viii Gso
vote his entire and personal attention to the aaoo
ton sales of real estate, stocks cargoes turntuno
horses, mules, buggies, and every description 81
merchandise. He can always be found at his oE5Dto
Armory Hail. No. 90 Camp street, or his aucNoo
rooms, No. 81 Natchez street Parties wishing hia
services will please apply to him in person. as no
one is authorized to transact the auction business
for him. noiT Ina
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By G0 De Ferret q Co.
sPIR@DrD RESIDENCE C0RNERog 7v8SHY96 ego
ASBNuB AND CHESTNUT sTREB'fs
SUCCESSORS 0FGHARlEs HENR8 EsL2g.o
secsud DistsieS Gsu7e for tbe Payis8 Of q}rsaazoo
30. IS $3.50

pY g. DE FERPET & CO.-JOHN @ moSo
ID rose, Auctioueer-Otice No. 50 Royal street.-o
TUESDAY, december 10, 1872 at twelve O'Clock N 0
at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, in the base
meut rOtuDda of the 81 Louis Hotel, will be soils
by puohc auction by virtue Of two orders from ttsa
HCql. Louis DtJvigneaud. Judge of the Second Dice
trict Court for the parish of Orleans dated Augus3
20 and October SO, 1872 the following desCHbe8
property heo gingt said succession
TWO LOTS or GROUND, in the Fourth DstTiG5
of this city, designated by the Nos. and 4 in tho
square bounded by Washington avenue, CamPo
Fourth and Chestnut streets, a plan made by 10
H. Pile, surveyor dated January Is, 1866 depos-
tied in the office OF ". II Peters late notary pueo
lie. Said lots adjuIn each other and measure eaC5p
30 feet front on Washington avenue by 1875 feet 10
depth. bet" cen parallel lines lot No forming tho
corner of WashiLG ton nue. and Chestnut streeso
Together with the splendid two story brick resi-
denCe and depe ndencies containing two large pare
lors, diningroom and pantry large hail. washrOouo
aud Kitchen piazza and side gallery on the grOunl3
floor, five bedrooms and dressngIOOms hall, BATH
room the first story; garden trees, flowers, large
cistern shed; gas introduced throughout the whotO
bulldog
TerIns-The purchaser TO assume the payment -
a mortgage Lote due February Is. 1873 for B1509o
and for the balance OF the price of adjudicatjose0
cash in United States treasury notes
Act of sale before A. j. Lewis notary public, 90
the expense OF the purchaser.
MOI 10 g 70 der 10
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AUCTION SALES,
By Nash 4 Hodgson.
SUCCESSION OF JEFFERSON DAVIS VAN BEN
THUYSBR
second District Court for the Parrish Of Orleans
No. IS, &c.,
Ny NASH & HODGSON.-w. ? HoDqso,

ESY NASH 81 HODGSON.-w ? HODGsON.
- AuCtioueer-0tice No. CarondeIet street-O6
SATURDAY, December 7, 1872, at twelve O'Clock Al
at he st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment r0Uunda of the 6t. Charles Hotel in
this city by virtue and in pursuance of an order
OF the Hon Louis Duyigneaud, Judge of the sec.
ond District Court for the parish OF Orleans dated
October so lS-2 docket No. IS, 100 for account of
the succession of JEFF D. Van Benthuysen, de
ceased at public auction. will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Sixth District of this city
IN square No. II, bounded by Coliseum, Prytania
and loledanO streets, and Louisiana avenue, which
measures 40 feet front Coliseum street. by
depth of l26 feet, bet Ween parallel lines being com
posed otthe whole of lot No and feet 'front.' by the
entire fepth of lot No. 4, per plan of jules &.
DTeuE, surveyor. as annexed TO act of partition,
before Theodore GuYOl notary, dated April 20 1855;
all OF winch Is the same property acquired by the
SAID late Jefferson d. VanBenthuysen' of Thomas
Pickles. as per act passed before George w Christy
notary, dated September 10, 1870.
Terms and COnditiOus-The purchaser will as.
sumo two certain pr0missoFy notes bearing mort
gage on this property, each for the SUM OF = 1850
and dated SEPTEMBER Is, 1870, and payable, respec,
lively, at three and four years from date, with
eight per cent interest per annum from maturity
uutu paid, with special mortgage and vendors
lien and usual clauses, and for the balance sash
IA United states treasury notes.
Act OF sale, together with the stamps and the
taxes for the current year, at the expense of the
purchaser, before George W. Chrsty, notary pub
nc. mol l6 % 80 DEF
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.
-S-SS
R4LB OF UNBBDEEMED PLEDGES
WILL BEzCoYTIEUBD
ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1872,
sT HART'S LOAN OFFICE.
AUCTION SALES.

by PLACfDE j, SPEAR, AUoTl6yEER.-
A2 Annual sale Of unredeemed pledges at Harris
Loan Office, No. 70 st. Charles street corner of
Gravier, VIII be sold at auction, on FRIDAY,
November 90, 1872 at 1890 A M
One of the Ia gest and most valuable stocks of
Diamonds, Watches, Chains Silverware Guns Pts.
tolls. Opera Glasses, Musical Instruments, etc
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v>s, g. e.a R,pr,vrg, g. o,fs ,o4rv o. sro,.
X PNStS .I-t, - Hf ~ n TG - ~ f 90
f7SES19y ni IA 49, f taT o. NJ
IN ne y Torts 4HCtfnn Errhan@e viii he sold bY
pI,i1ir anction bv virtue OF an 61der of the Hon
! ,,i NJ 1%a5,,4 Tn5a Of mo Snco1{ nistrict
- F.,, e r'rih Of 6rloot,c data5 Noven1hnr
.G2 tbc follovin.r describrd nToHerfy fox account
at sad srrrossi1fS55- -
Two LOTS or GROUND situated in tIle Second
district of This aitr in +hn s0rarA bounded nv Rnr-
orndv TrsmIin4s TPcsni+.l and DanDhi7,a streets
9rG i.s;orna+rd nv the No. and ,
~ 10 raaLTtrns II fne+ II i,,cfas 2 Iines
Srn+ nm P,,r,,I,f.I- rrran1 NV ~ faat m inches
:, ines In denfi btt ,gr4n tual and narael lines.
.o,+j, III ~ 80 90 80 S+tin nj II, oInt
To5T{ dwalIir, con+ainiHc 1ariCr diningroon two
iI 49, ois3 q IN H. atd a9oir,. 80 ~
be ,,roTn6 toor rrr, La iTno,71e two 90
staif I4ndo5 in tbe attic. fS story sjat, roof
Lri"lz hnjIdj6,s coutafninna kitchen ironing rGom
5 we NV" S%ry g ha s sGd [9"' a P
brick slate roof PRIV an5i she'd bath room two eis-
ouc' in the sou re: , =
seet II inI 5.s Front on Fnr1o,,Tdv sfI@ fv
| F@1 ~ G iSs nf9 III %FPt Tna
attic sIat, ro0r dwelling erected thereon contain
ing parloE, dInInSToou, two bedrooms q large
tive cabinets and stairs landing in the ati..
lStR' 'H9sIory "1lcN, S5a,e l"i naH"s, COZ On
2 md +se rooms o ab9ye Pl5{'y + shed f cis'rn
z LOT o. GBOiND, situated in He Second Ois.
tsir' of Vii. city IN the square bounded hy s..
urnS . feel u inches lines front on ST. Philip
STREET. ~ F eS' ~ iilJifS '...'S III uT ". ~
'wS."GI 49, hone; "oR 5d l%F T29I1 d ne
~, ~ ,,i,- NV, t I, t 49,, hiol- -.
49, ",'r' ' . t,i 20 s wa " ,,n.,, ~, a.,
'I.-, we w 'o"nIS ''i PanS'F W. W.,
So ,tr ~ 1, ~,
s,"tS hi'H 9dHn"3' "ohtaiLl'S ~" room "5o"
ana NO rooms above tranie 'htstory chlldiEg'
&C. ,n w en- i'aal
'"E"&-'a' -thifd "'!sh, balance ON a "ftult OF
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By q. De Ferret s. Co.

Two 0NE-STOHY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLINGS
ON BURGUNDY STREET, BETWEEN URSU-
LINES AND HOSPITAL STREETS.
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rARlen q aR&EANs. @LrY aF -. oRLFAss.

kSloB9 s6sSks COZ AMERICA STATE @92'
LOUISIANA.
PARISH 90 ORLEANS, CITY OF EB" ORLRASgo
Be i: faowu thar on this twenty-fflh daY OF tho
month Of November, in the year of our Lord ono
thousand pjght hundred and seventy two aud 10
tie independence OF tb" United States of AmeriGs,
the ninety-seF zenith, Lri0Te me- Gustavt lie GardenT
Jr notary public Iuiy commissioned and gp orr
in and for the parish and city aforesaid therein rSO
siding, and IN the presence OF the Witnesses heroine
after naru4d and UNDERSIGNED rersnnaIlv came .,1l
appeared Mr Jean Jules AldEe Of this city herefr,
apV-ariI e, Gttpulatjng and acting for ana in Sha0
name and president OF the BIESVILLE Ole
WORKS COMPSNf Il corpora ion duly organized
under the laws Of this State by act passed before
tie undersigned notary on the twenty ninth day p
August, eighteen hundred and seventy one, Hn,o
herein acting III such capacity Of president undee
and by virtue Of the several rtsoutions passed a9
the meetings of the stockholders and of the BoaTE
Of Directors o! said company, held respectively 90
the eleventh twelfth and twenty fourth days %
Oct0bcS last past tl"I2), duly certified copies %
which SAID resolutions are annexed Oh the margi2 q
hereof for reference.
Which Said Jean Jules 8Idige declared in his sai8
capacity that pursuant 10 the act OF incorpOratiOo
Of the said company, general meeting OF tha9
stockholders Of the said BieDyillt OIL Works COTuo
pauy was convened and held at tie office of tho
said company on she eleventh day of OctObsFo
I812 for the purpose OF authorizing certain MAS
urrs and making CO tain amendments to its sra
OF Incorporation, and that at said general meeting
stockholders holding and owning 1870 shares If
the capital stock Of said Gonpsnv-bciDn Uotto
than fhreeOurths of the whole amount of shareno
which is twenty five hundrcd-were present 90
rep sseuted and they unanimously recommended
ment OF article FIVE OF the aforesaid cdTtCo OF Sso
ef Incorporation s5 said CompanYo 6iz:
ARTICLE vo
9n saci and Overy year the presiden shall aHusD
to be made statements Oi The aIaiF1, %
the company, as he board OF directors may drgcto
and as they may think more advisable and more al
Eantagcots Tor the company, aud at such limos "a
tie board ~ directors may select anu dcsguatGB
Sand statement N statements VIII show The receipts
and disbursements made, aud the true situation %
the compaD4, and on The day that shah may no
HHed b. tht board Z" directors for said 5taeIueno
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fnY e.. DE EERgET &, SO. .ionx @. @oS

Second bstp;s: Court for the Parish Of 0visaus-.
No. 81, 18a.
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.

TW0 STORY BRICK HOUSE so e Sc. PHILIP
STREET
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THREE VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND I'm
THB FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
,UsCRssIoX OF HENRY W. sARRE. QECEs sEp.
FOR a PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orlsara-
20 Is 6G2.
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E:Hi.s;T ESP coNF0KTABhr BRICE D"' ElIING
HOUSE, att, S55 BARRACKS STREET.
TWO v.iCAGHT BUILDING LOTS 0S GiMrARE
STREET. BETWEEN BARRACKS .tSs RIOS
PlTAE sJREE?S.
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TiiUiB.G g'f;;Ns-HTURE ERlCS STORE. 81
!. Old LEVEE STREET
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-18
Injuries to a Lion. Tanner.

Philadelphia papers have details of
the horrible injuries sustained on Tues
day afternoon at Frankfort, Pa, by
Joseph Whittle, lion tanner in O'Brien's
Circus. About p. M, Whittle entered
the cage of strange lion and COM
menced the training exercise, and soon
proceeded to insert his head in the
animals mouth. Suddenly the lion
roared and closed his jaws upon the
man. He screamed with agony and
blood spirited from his wounds and
trickled from the mouth of the beast
who still maintained its deadly grasp.
White used the performing whip with
all the energy left him, and dashed the
lion until it released its hold, and sunk
into corner Of its den, where it lay
licking its lips. and growing. By this
time another attache had seized fork,
used in training elephants, and ran to
Whites assistance. This was the
opportunity for his escape, but the
trainer, with reckless courage, deter
mined to conquer the brute or die, and,
advancing upon him, rained upon his
head shower of blows with loaded
whip. For while the hon was cowed,
but suddenly launched himself into the
air, and bore the trainer to the earth,
selling him by the thigh and crushing
bones and flesh into jelly. The man
with the iron prong goaded the animal
and finally drove him off the PROSTATE
White, whom he then pulled from the
cage through the sliding iron door.
Whittle is thought to be fatally man