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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-24
HOLIDAY Goods. +"
At Panic and Hard Time
Prices.

MOS | elegant and valic.i ass snrtmen ut Of
goods, suitable for prcsrnts Cor all ages, con-
sisiing in part OF DOLLS, OF every size, ut
half price; WORK-BONES, inla;d; WRIT.
ING DESKS, CASTOR9. heavily plated Sill
yer Pitchers, Urns, GoL!ots, Jet, Plated and
Cornelian Sets. Reticulcs, Satchcls, Travel
ing Bags, and most superb collection Of
Work Baskets, Fancy Stands, Willow Woik,
Fancy and Useful Goods, OF this kind, at
half price, besides the most appropriate
gifts OF the season OF evory kind.
Il. C. SHINER & co.
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Especial Sale for the Holidays.

All who desire to make real substantial
gift, during the season, arc informed that VIC
are Offering our elegant assortment OF
OHROMOS at half their value.
We take the different Issues OF money, as
far as able, for goods; but wish it under
stood we give no greenback change, nor do
ue buy At Any price. Dec 81
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Mrs. McJankin, wife OF Major W. 8.
McJnnkip, OF Santnc, was burned to
death last Monday, in Union County.
She had been an invalid for some years.
and her mind had given way under dis
ease. r.H
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives and friends of Mr.. THOMAS
Z. WALKER and family are respectfully in.
vited to attcnd tho funeral ceremonies of the
formor, at Washington Street Church, THIS
MORNING, at IL o'clock.
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Notice.

fNO-1lORKOW (rhursday) being holiday,
4 the SOUTH CAROLINA BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY will be closed. All paper
duo and payable on that day must Lc paid
TO-DAY. l.. n. .ZEALY.
Dec ~ Acting Cashier.
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Bank Notice.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
CoLu1rD1A, s. q.
fNiliS Bank will not open Oh Christmas,
L and all Notes. Acccrtanccs and Drafts
maturing OH the 18th Of December, arc due
and payable on the 24th, AS provided by law
Dec ~ A. G.. BKENlIER, Cashier
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Notice..

being Christmas DAY, the
i CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK will bc
closed Tor business. Paper maturing on that
day must be paid TO-DAY.
Dee y q. j. INEDELf., Cashier.
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1t isia sickening thing to think how
many angry and evil passions the mere
name OF admitted excellence brings in
foil activity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-24
An Oufrage-The Legislature und I,
migrnttOn.

An OufraSe-Ihe Legislature unI I'm
migration.
MIR. EDITOR: The Legislature has ap-
propriated the sum Of $4,000 to p..y
the Republican Printing Company for
tho compilation and printing OF the re-
port on immigration, ordered by the
General Assembly of 1872 and 1873,
moro than 81, 900 for the poor tax payers
of each County to pay. The Union.
Herald, in n receLt issue, tells us that
the party in power does not want immi-
grafton, for in it the Union- Herald sc es
the Government of South Carolina
changing hands from tho biloxi man to
the white, and TO which il, ns matter
OF course, is opposed-since mono of his
lik can get or hold Office undor white
mans government. II to take $75, 900
OF the white peoples money and givo it
away under immigration pretences, and
then tell us that they do not want immi-
grafton, is not an outrage, then we do
not know what to call it. White people
of South Carolina, tako this matter of
immigration in your own hands at once.
and place majority Of white voters jn
each County Of the State, and thus
anatoh from the dirty hands of your de-
stroyers the power to forever ruin Won
and your posterity. Delay not.
TRUTH.
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LIST or New ADVERTISEMENTS
Hardy Solomon-Gruceries
Iudian Girl-Cigars, Pipes, &c.
Central National Bank Notice.
Sonth Carolina Bank and Tfust Co.
Il G. SILVER g. Co.-Holiday Goods.
John 81. Heise-RaffIs.
Carolina National Bank Notice.
NERVOUS DEBILITY DEPRESSED.
IRRITABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NER.
v0CS. EXHAUsTED FEELINa; NO ENERGY
OR ANIMATION; CONFUSED HEAD. WEAK
MEMORY, OFTEN WITH DEBILIrATINa, IN.
VOLUNTARY DIsCHARGKs.-The conse-
quence of excesses, mental over-work or
indiscretions. TuIs NERVOUS Debility
finds SOVEREIGN CURE in HUMPHREYS
HoMdspATHIC SPECIFIC, No. %. It
tones up the system, arrests discharges,
dispels the mental gloom and despond.
ency, and reicvenates the entire system;
it is perfectly harmless and always eff
ticient. Price IS for a package Of five
boxes and large So vial of powder,
which is important in old serious cases;
or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address Humphreys SPECIFIC
HoMGHATHIo MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
562l Broadway. N. Y. For sale by
GRIaKR & MoGREaon, Columbia, s. @.
Dec17 Him
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servant, but Mr.. w. thinks he can in
crease his stock Of worldly goods moro
readily through the medium OF fruit: he
has. consequently, opened fruit store
at the corner of King and Warren
streets, Charleston.
MAIL LARRANaEM EXITS. a he Northern
mail opens $50 a. NJ, 3 P. NJ; closes
IL A. NJ, 6 2. NJ. Charleston opens 8
4. NJ, $50 r. NJ; closes a. NJ, P.
NJ. Western opens a. NJ, 12.3OP. NJ. !;
closes 6. 1.30 p. II. Grcenville opens
Gas 2. NJ; closes 6 a. NJ. Wilmington
opens 4 T. NJ; closes 1880 A. NJ. On
Sunday open from $50 to 8. 80 P. M.
The tcot Of that improved garbage in
itfu:ncn!, known ms The Christmas horn,
is again heard in the land, md the dis.
NAL howl it makes is ono Of the things
that would render Christmas unendura-
BILE but for other redeeming features.
Shopping for Christmas at night was
ono Of tho features of last evening.
There was n largo turn out OF ladies,
and the toy shops being brilliantly
lighted, afforded many attractions and
delights. Christmas is now only one
day of.
SurRuME COURT. December 20, 1873
The Court met at 10 A. M. Present
Ohief Justice Moses and Associate JUS
tices Wright and Willard.
William Whaley. executor, respond.
ent, Os: the Bank Of Charleston, appel.
liant. Mr.. Chamberlain was heard for
respondent. Mr.. Campbell for respond
ent: Dir. Porter for appellant in reply.
The Court took q recess until Tues
day, January G. 1874, at 10 A. NJ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-12
SHERMAN, Texas, Sc

SHERMAN, Texas, Sept. ~.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald.
We arrived here on time, all right.
The reception committee met us at the
train, furnished omnibuses and es-
cortcd us to the hotels. After brush
ing away the dust and indulging in
refreshments, we repaired to the Con-
vention rs happy as lords, with hearts
as light ms sunshine. Maj. T.J. Crooks
of the C0tWier, called the Convention
to order in an appropriate speech of
welcome. Col. Chas. DeMorsc, of the
GAINESVILLE Standard, was called to the
Chair. A committee on Credentials
was formed reported those entitled to
seats and then committee on Perma-
nent Organization was appointed.
Convention adjourned until o'clock
=. NJ. Judge Hare, Senator Brough-
ton and Il number of other Sherman
celebrities, were prcscnt--about fifty
representatives of the press, proprie-
tors, editors, correspondents, etc. A
letter from Mr.. Swindells, 1.-THE HER
AID, was read, regrctting his inability
to be present.
There Is to be grand ball tonight
complimentary To the Convention.
The citizens are lavishing thcii kindest
attentions and courtcsies upon us, and
In return, they have our warmest graft
tide, and just ms long us minds can re-
fleet and hearts can feel, will the Sher-
NANTES be remembered by the Press
of the State, for the unbounded hospi-
tally extended in the premises. We
have fallen In love with the people. and
when we meet the ladies at the ball to-
night, doubtless we shall be charmed
with them. 1t Is about time for the
Convention to resume its labors, so
farewell until tomorrow. y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-12
AUCTION AND COMMISSION,
\ CARD.

We are doing M auction ana CONF
mission business, NJ the corner Of Elm
and Market streets Appointment polllh
In This beautiful and growing city, and
We solicit conslgnmcnts of llollli gram
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population
We arc also doing real estate b'ISl-
ness -- buylng selling aud locating
lHnds, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents etc, We selF at public
or private sale, ~ instructed, and make
liberal advances on conslgnmcnts, Our
motto; "Qulck snlcs and prompt re-
lurns.u References Swlndclls "
McCnleb, Editors and ProprlciorH of
the Dallas Herald; Adams " Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; Castor, Thomas u
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. q, NJ, SwInk, Dallas
Coils. snoed & Finley, Attorneys ut
Law, Dallas; Mcssrs, Shryock q Row
land, 81, Louis; \, {. Jordan II Co..,
Bankers, Dallas; lsobt Hare, Caron-
dclot st., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
M. A. HIBBLER a. co.
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Agents.
VVASTED-liyc, astiye esosss In ~ the
hers ar The Daily and Weekly Herald.
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pass into The hands Of the relatives and
hllpporlcrs OF the Governor Che profits
Of The scheme
lInl the imposition upon the people
did not stop with the extravaganza 0f
the Executive aud the Legislature
The counties, under the new rule, were
invited Into extravaganza IN building
court houses and bridges, lnlll the
county orders were n drug IN the mar
kci for lack Of money to pny them, IN
nearly cvery county IN Mississippi,
county orders became articles Of mer'
chNndlsc, IN S0mo instances passing Tor
throe-tonrlhs discount Of what the InS-
Payers woioclllcd 10 pay
The asylum for the insane, blind,
and deaf and dumb, must he put upon
IN cSlravagani footing, 10 aid lhvorllcs
In their sOls from the treasury. Bhl
the scheme for charging the pcnllell'
linly and working the c0nvlcts fur
nishcd the most fruitful field for spec
ulnllon, and wns soon occupied by the
relatives Of Alcornssnccossor,
These nrc some Of the trials TINT the
people Of Mississippi have been COM
PEELED 10 suffer, and the sentiment OF
the country should aid them 10 fur as
may b. IN Receiving the situation of
honest government. One cause Tint
the schemes of Alcorn's dynasty ARE
the more exposed arises from ils con-
ncctlon with the levce system, aud the
present scheme to Gust It's accumulated
spcculntiors upon the hands Of the
General Government by n donation Of
Congress 10 build lcyccs. Tho site Of
tie required lcyees hns been occupied
by the companies under the Stalcchnr-
tcrs and these companies have shinglod
the land over, 80 10 speak, with thclr
bonds and scrip which they would re-
uuirc the General Government to take
up at par, although now only worth
from fifteen to Thirty cents to the dol
| lar.
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he1ailgAerala
n. McCALEB. Editor.
rIg DAILY HERALD Il published every


r1IE DAILY HERALD II published every
morning Except Mondnyh ~ Wv per NJ
nun AZ for slxmonlhsj DnnntN ppr Wr,lh
delivered by carriers ~ ln' ulN, w
daily contains The lAlesl AAsopll,luu Il'hs
and special dispatches Ir9n' ,,li pnnE ",
the country up 10 midnight, hli llhfke!
foportD, local nows, ETC., lnd hAlN" h'H'
class daily In every respect
THE WEEKLY HERALD, published uyory
Saturday morning, NJ w " p,r niin,,,'' nr
81 10 forsix months, Nnd contains MI w,
most Important news, llspllrn,s mn
market reports VI The Dally me WEEK
IN UEuAiD " the oldest piper, nhNn one,
published IN Texas north Of Al's'ln, hl,u
In liz political course ana IN y llhlllF
paprr I,us always oilJoyr! tlin rnllfm uoh-
iidrncr of tho people ~ Nnrlncrn i'a'iis'
Aiming 10 retain Onrull iflclllN, NM gun
n,n,Iy more new ones, we r''sperlihllN "-
icl The lavor Of the people,
AGENTS Sow York; J.c ,Chtw,m lir9uu-
way; q. +, HOWELL 4 Co, " Pnfk ROW.
Philadelphia cot, WEATlthLLi' 70,
baltimore, GRiffiS A. HOFFMAN new
Orlonnsi 4. MCINTYRE. Houston W. ~
CusIIIs0. NJ. Louis LEo TAhLislON, w
Pine street. tlnclnnnll'S y, ". fAhNiN,
lOy Vine street.
TERMS "A subscription and rates ol hhN'r-
tisIng VIII he found on The MIRA pngr'
j, W. HWINDELlS s. tOr
Publishers.
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cry pRECiNCTS.


Yet TO hear from, Duck Creek, Soy
enc, and all west of the river and south
of West Fork, embracing Lancaster,
Hutchins, Cedar Hill, Horizons Mill,
ctc.
The actual, official population of Dal-
lus, by the CENSUS just taken, is 1000.
At the lowest estimate, deducting men
too lately arrived to vote in December,
the city alone ought to vote 1000, and
its four precincts, added to the country,
ought to give |, 40. The whole county
ought to east 1909 votes.
Ii will be seen therefore, that up to
this time not one half of the people
have registered, BY all that Is sacred
to freelnen, we invoke every Demo-
crat in the town and county Of Dallas
to call at the District Clerks office and
have his name enrolled rs Il voter. II
costs nothing but to step up stairs to
the office. Rest assuyod that every
Radical will br sure to do SO. Let DIAL
las county rally to the rescue of the
State, and cast full 5000 straight Demo-
cratic votes, on the ID day of Dcccm-
her next. Then our voice can be heard
in future conventions with three times
the strength We have had in the two
last.
We appeal to every one not only to
register himself, but 10 urge his neigh
bors to do likewise. The God of truth
and liberty bids every freeman to do
his duty in rcdccming the State.
DEMO-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-12
POLITICAL.
To the Voters Of Dallas County:
a CARD.

FELLOW CITIZENS: The mpidity Of
growth and development OF our county,
amidst the excitemcnts of which I have
come amongst you, and the absence of
strongly marked Individuality In the most
earnest aud loyal of"nyw comers," justifies,
II II does not make necessary, on this occa-
sion, public introduction. am announced
TO you to-day rs candidate for District
Clerk Of Dallas county, and beg to say that
personal aud political record M nude with
In your observation, II not within your lines,
kurIng twenty years. In politics, l am a
Democrat, none the less devoted and firm
because courteous and charitable. Having
east my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan for Pres,
ident, have never scratched n Democratic
| ticket nor shirked vote. 1f elected Circuit
| Clerk by your suffrage, will he as lust NJ
respectful, as diiigent and Ms faithful IN duty
as am, and have been, consistent and cor.
slant In politics. Very respectfully,
tslu hlChAhD GAlNES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-12
Registration In Dallas county.
~. Million ~ ulIIl lulluA lInInll

so far as returned to the District
Clerks office to this date, the following
Is the registered vote:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

j. hereby amended so as to read as follows:
THAT for the purpose of realizing as large
an amount as possible from the sale OF
aid warrant or warrants, the Audltor OF
prh1ic Accounts and the State treasurer
are hereby authorized empowered ana Ol-
racfed 70 invite, forthwith after the passage
Of this act, sealed proposals for the pur-
chase of said warrant or warrants, ana
such proposal or proposals shall be submit
ted 10 the General Assembly for approval
or rejection.
SEC = Be it further enacted, etc, That
section three OF the act above recited be
and the same is hereby amended so as to
read as follows THAT the proceeds realized
nv said sale shall be deposited in the State
Treasury 10 the credit of the general fund,
,pder the heading of General Assembly, iin
amounts ar follows: Two-ffths to the Sen
At. and three-ffths to the House of Repre-
.entatives. which be warranted upon by
.he Auditor of Public Accounts. TO the
extent Of the respective amounts, as deslg-
mated. or so much thereof as may be neces.
.ary for the payment set forth in section
.rst Of this act, upon presentations OF the
ce!. itcatc issued in accordance with the
PROVISIONS Of section four Of this act, ana
lie Treasurer OF the State is hereby Oh.
,rc.ed 20 paw said warrants; provided
:hc.e are moneys in the treasury 10
.Ee credit OF SAID General Assembly,
and IN case there should be none. then the
Auditor Of Public Accounts is hereby
authorized and directed to issue his war:
rants in exchange for the certificates issued
- aforesaid upon demand, and the basis OF
rad exchange shall be for every seventy
.wo cents III certificates of the Genera. AS
f.mD'v, the Auditor of Public Accounts
.bai! issue his warrant for one dollar. or at
liza. rate. and he shall make sad warrants
IN denominations TO suit the holders OF the
certificates aforesaid. as the said holders
thereof NAV demand. and that all warrants
issued under the provisions of this act are
hereby declared receivable at their full value
for any and all taxes due to the general
t.nd Tor 1872, and for the wear 1873, as well
Is for all and any States licenses which
NAV be required to be paid for the year
lS!J, and the Treasurer of the State and
tie several tax collectors of the State are
hereby instructed and directed to receive
said warrants in payment OF aforesaid dues
when offered"
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted. etc. That
.lis act shall take effect and be III
force from and after its passage, and all
Laws or parts Of laws conflicting herewith
be and the same ar, hereby repealed.
,Signedl CHARLES w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) G. G. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved February - 1873.
(Sgned) WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
i .yGe copy:
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Assistant Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
DYC. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. HIcHoL

TpTC. +. EIRARDEY & CO.. NICHOLAS
- :. Uu.v auctioueer-Ofce No. - EAchaige
>AIJRpAl April >: .8;'' at .c .Mslre
f>,hangr. on Royal, between Canal ana custom
rags,. ,t.eets IL this city of New orleans, pY VT
-, q: Il Judgment in partition, rendered 9S me
!onora be the Second District Court for the par
ga of Orleans in the above entitled matter on me
i,retecath day of February 1873, wa ne s9l" ns
die auction. order to eject saiu paIt1toAr 'S
10 ewing described property, 10 VII: :,
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, with an me uUl,G'
gers NOW th, Filth district OF TINS YIN SiIatr
Founded by pearoude, Oliver, GoSse1, anu Sc.
streets designated lots Nos; 81. % anu % oi
,guar. Ne. !! Looming each other ana Lit-eT ~
L. = each - feet iron, on Dclaronde SIltGt p[ ii'
~: II inches in depth between Laiangl mes M
THREE LrTS OF GROUND, with all me
h-;'l tnr.ar; improvements thereon, situated II
a..!s VOW :A. Fifth District ii TINS ''E, i.
.,aIr No. l. JoUnGcd by the pubic road or RI; a.;
:.fsoa street. Delaroude, oHyleT ana ',osS' IN
,..,r, d,s,,r1Fated as lots Nos To- l. and 20 Lots
No.. !" and II adIoin each oTher anu hieasIit ''S
:. "w.: Lot No. Is has 25 feet me ron IN y" fT
- .t,.r.r l'l feet inches lines IN utpl. On On
ne Ui t pubic road Patterson Stree - i'SS
I! inches lu depth on the line OF lot NO. -. l-ju
i'.t inches me III width IN The rear ~" ~
:. = fas p feet . inches line mont on Ioast!E
street, 90 feet inches in depth on the hlt ~ o'
80. II - feet i: depth on the OPPOSE s'ov -
and p feet inches in width in the rear; anu ',o
%. NO. 2O measures % feet front on pt,alouGt
.tIrer. go feet inches line in depth on inc SUI
~" toward GOss"lln street rs ltet lhcHTs -.
q .V'h the side line OF .ot No. a. an" - i'''
.! Nll' D III the rear. a., 49,, 81
Terms OF Sale-One.ha'f cash ana the h,.iah'' a.
eve Years credit. with uotes or coupons 20 So
; rites u interest. secured by MOI sac Oh ny
property sold. bearing interest az E.' PEI 80
'.r ai..aIn rom date OF sale uutl MAJ ltN me ~
18th We u,r cent an orney' fees in case OF jN';'I
lraytrllrgs tor the recovery OF >a1u holtS {" ~
part thereof, 10 be secured by sdll nv - 81 ti,e
improvements to be kept fuuy insurer g - ~.
1ul;ries transferred 10 The vendors OF hOldtfs OF
the notes or coupons and purchasers 10 dssi Ii
payment over and above the amounts u 'He4l Olu'
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchasers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

r>YG. DE FERRET II CO:oJoHN O. MON.
II DrCs- AIctioneer-Oftce NO. - SOyal street.
q THUESDAh 4p . @ CENT in tn. b 6aSeh
n.--Ta ~ -bc st. .uui. Hotel. Wi. be sold by
r1.ilic auction. by -.Etle OF lioSAiehI rendered
fy The Hon. s. Z. Tls5ot judge OF ihe SECOND
District Cour: tcr TIE ;&Ll5 - rs,n Io G'e 90
February q. 1873, and &mendtd Aaich q, .".j IL
.rc.iIg ;ae sale Of tie following described prop.
i:aLoT OF GROUND. situated IN Tie Second Dis
-: - - III. sa-.are 90 lnded by Oli
.y., Inrsi,,, CAST JInv.se anu t%i't! streets,
.av.ug 10 feet 8 inches .nes 'front.' on ol4 Levee
.--.e- same front DOrs.el street. oy 70 ieet D
inches u depth together win :0Urstory bilck
- ~. ", tbs rrOIrTtV IS sold subject TO
.as. ending thirtieth OF Septellott 1914 at the
Tat.. O: + 2gi 6tas per uoL.L-saS 'Jy per alhQLI
?. 4 LOT OF GROUND -tHajtGi ~ we same san Is
-,-ct in the square bounded by 0!d Levee Cont -
T-7 AZ 1lrtrps stree IS; sad IOt haHllg, french
measure "a .-et II inches mont Oh GA LeVee street
-, VII eli .ret OF said front OF the siGe TOW ard CONT
.-r.p- a, dtpth OF y feet Incnts, anG the other
go -. G. a front reward -. Louls street have
-nth .i /, feet and finally II feet ii inches II
width on the rear line: togt!he; W.. d '"IE
trick sore. rented /" MI NJ never al 'he rake OF
- Der rioi tn: wa'eTwOrks, ply eG
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. IN the
sam. list,Ict situated Oh the north side OF Canal
G4ronGtlet maxim. part 81 re 81 dire Ioihllst!
y..It7r Carnudple. walk. $. Peter BASIN. -.
1s-G. s+rlats said portion of ground ineasuilL g
= fee. inches front st. Peter ttfet! 90 te't
front OIL CaTuudett wa h. - lte' iucieS IRON On
BASIN street. and !. ieet 1Ach5s Vi IHe red. -iuS
uaTlri 4. 81 Claude street. sad portion OF ground
90, q he ,crners Of ST. Peter and Basin streets
and CalupG-le, walk; r0gttht! WIN d tWostoEy
and ar.o ItTjck store containing .hree stones .n
TIE ground floor. ara .oliiCoi opS"-.s o - !tSti
street and rooms IL iLt Ip!ei AMY -Lu g 49,
waterwoTks, cellar. pr'Vy exc.
saIq before {, aries r. Soriat. rotary pub
'c az RI { expense al IL purchasers * ~u-h, a.
tne tax-s for the yeaE .S.1 due IL 'o'''
M, j. y apl ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
Richard William vs.. Steamboat COntiners
nj M

KlCh1lH IITI;tfn w. NIFHTITDUiI.
tal--No. 10 l!..
~ THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COtRT
District of Louisiana.-In obedience to an tdHIis
rairy warrant, directed In Tn. alloy" entitled
suit lave seized and taken into my possessions.
THE STEAMBOAT CONTINENTAL, her engines
boats tackle furniture. ste, now tIlte.ed by Rche
ard VIII am for the se' FORTH III the libel now
pending in the district ca urt of the United StatefS
Aud do hereby cite and admOniBh ihe owner Oe
owners thereof and all and every Pcrsop or per.
sons having or pretending 90 have any wight. tltl@
or interest in TO the same, 30 be and appear at .
dstliet.our Of the United states, for Che datrlcs
aforesaid, TO be holden in the city % New Orleans
on the first Monday OF Apr! proXimo. t0 shoF
cause ii any thew have or can why the said steams
boa. Continental should not he condemned and 10
hO,d agrteably TO the PRAYER of the libelant.
United states Marshal office. New Orleans. iii %
g. B. PACKARD
n'! y api United States Marshall