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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03
Common Events Serve a Holy purpos


~ INNNuUhE fAihEN
OF old times Michael Angelo took his
copies from the persons in the streets, and
wrought them out on the walls Of the Nati-
can, changing beggar into a giant, and an
ordinary women who bore basket Of flow.
ers on her arm into an angel, aud the beg.
gar and flower girl stand there now in their
lustrous beauty, speaking, to eyes that wan
der from every side Of the great world
The rock slumbered in the mountain, and
he reached his hands out and took it and
gathered the stones from the fields about
him, aud built them into that awful pile
which, covering acres on the ground, reaches
up its mighty dome towards heaven, con
straiuing the mob Of the city to bow their
foreheads and to vow great prayers to God.
So, my brothers and my sisters, out Of the
common events Of life, out Of the passions
put by God 10 your hearts, you may paint
on the walls Of your life the fairest figures,
angels and prophets. Out Of the common
stones Of your daily work you may build
yourself a temple which shall shelter your
head from all harm aud bring down on you
the inspiration Of God.
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neu Aduertis

NOTICE A Good Chance for one or
~ two men who wish b engage IN gooa paying
Lustn,I, that is tfsH ,siabiisAss. The demand for
Doors sash Blinds and Mouldings at my shop has
Increased H. such an extent that would now associ-
ate with fco plrfners that the busHsfs may
be more extensively carried on Apply 70 or address
j. p. HILL, South Barre VI.
November II isT3 uOO3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03

"A Pennsylvania farmer at an auction
bought an old hearse because he'd been
wantin' a rig of some kind to take Maria
and the children to circuses and fairs, and
haul potatoes in"
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TO BE F0UN AT tn Il
UNION HOUSE,

Cor. Main and Union Sts., Montpelier, Vt,
Food for the hungry, rest for the weary all quiet
neat and clean. Rooms as pleasant and better iarn
nhed than any public house In town senn no
and nom the depot, free Of charge, on request DO
not take the advice Of Porters from other houses who
Ny that ws live mile from the depot, when u Is not
more than i've minutes walk, and that we . keep
onehorse house" Come and try US once, and II not
satshed with room food and prices the first Bill shall
DO gratis Your obedient servant
@ly GEORGE r. FOSTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Wood and Coal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03
The Flowing Fountain.

One reason why love the Bible so much,
and prize it more and more, is, that the
studies Of twenty-five years have taught
me that it is ever opening, disclosing new
beauties and deeper thoughts. delight TO
trace the development Of doctrine under
successive dispensations to see how the
New Testament supplements the Old, and
the gospel accomplishes what the law could
not do to feel in my adoring spirit hoy,
after Matthew and Mark and Luke have
given their vivid portraitures John, with
fuller insight, reveals Christ's higher ma
ture TO notice how the work Of the Holy
Spirit in the church is brought out in the
Acts and the Epistles, while the Apoc-
alypse lights up with its predictions the
ages to come. love to notice that, while
all the writers declare a common truth, each
retains bis personal traits and style | find
a wonderful completeness there-what we
need to know, and all that we really re-
quire--so that this book has become to me
a necessity Of life. Never have looked
to it in vain for theme Of discourse and
| could find texts there for the preaching Of
a century.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03

PRAISE THE CHILDREN. Father, if your
boy has learned his lesson right well; if
the daily tasks he is set to do have been
performed more thoroughly and faithfully
than usual if in little ways he has been
more thoughtful of your comfort than is
his wont-notice these things Not silently
but by word Of mouth generously and
cordially approving his conduct Let him
feel that his endeavors are fully appreci-
ated, that no good or noble action on his
part passes by you unnoticed. Thus will
you incite in him desire to merit always
your appreciation, and the resolve to make
himself more worthy each day of such a
fathers love.
Withhold not praise from your children
when they can claim II as their right
Used wisely it is healthy stimulant that
cannot injure but, on the contrary, is pro-
ductive Of results good and lasting
See, in the hurry and worry Of the flying
days, that you forget it not lest there be,
through your forgetfulncss, small heart
aches now, aud great ones hereafter.
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4 Mother and Her Son.

was calling on a family where a certain
mother passed a part Of each summer. and
the conversation turned upon the practice,
so common in fashionable circles, of offer
ing wine to callers she remarked, at is
passed to me, but always refuse it, and
tell them the mother Of four boys mustn't
touch it-mustn't even touch it,"
She was a winning, beautiful woman,
but had thought her woman of the
world, and myself much her superior in the
sterner qualities Of womanhood but |
now stood before her with downcast eyes
and burning cheeks, for | remembered
when wine had been passed to me and
had not refused it. From the depths Of my
heart honored her, and thanked God that
He bad given her four boys.
A fresh tide of intemperance seems
sweeping over the land, aud no mother can
say she is guiltless, when her son falls a
prey to the tempter, if she has ever looked
upon the wine sparkling in its cup-eyer
touched it-ever even touched it.
recall pleasant little story Of one Of
these -four boys He is in the employ of
one of Boston's merchant princes, and is,
perhaps, best known for his passionate love
Of flowers. He is never, during the sea-
son, without boquet Of choice flowers in
his button-hole. His employer noticed
this, and chided him one day for his ex-
trayagance. James looked him in the face
and said, pointing to his bunch of flowers,
"This sir, is my tobacco" The merchant,
turning upon his heel, remarked. "James.
you are wise boy"
As we contrast the filthy weed which
God never made SO, with the fragrant
flowers, the expression of his own love of
the beautiful we can but feel that the son
was worthy of the mother. His breath
had never been poisoned by tobacco, nor
his brain fred with alcohol, but instead, he
had, though only clerk, a bank account
of which any young man might be proud,
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nABlTUAL CosTTvENEsS CAUSES

HEApAcug Di1zISEss, worms LiyER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, SOuR STOMACH, Ban BHEA1H, Sc The
surcst preventive Is DIR. HARNlSON'S PERlSTAfs-
TIC LOZLNGEs. being both tonic and laxative, they
restore nature, thereby curing cOstye habit In
the opinion Of every druggist they are the most
pleasant aud encctual remedy for the Piles and the
only that reaches the cause, outward appica-
tlus are only time aud money wasted. Trial box, ~
cents. Large box 90 cents Mailed FREQ for this last
price.
DR.. lfARRisONis ICELAND BALsAM,
splendid cure for cOuGus. HoARsENEss, and al
fHNoAf aud Lusg COMPLAINTS. For sale BY r s.
HARRISON co, Pfoprieton, No fremont Tenn
pie Boston, and by all nrusgsts O1O3
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND SICK
hom no other cause than having worms in the
BRoWN's yERmiFUGE coMFIrs

will destroy without injury 10 the child being
perfectly WHITE and free from all coloring or other
luxurious ingredients usually used In propara-
lions,
CURTIS BROWN. ProprIetorg,
No. 2i5 Fulton Street. New York.
Sold by Druggifs and Cksfaisfs and D,ai,rs IN Msdi
e,nts, al TwENrY-FiyG CENrs A Box. 8l-ji
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FOR MOTH PATCHES,
FOR PlMPLEs ON TnE FACE.


Use PERRY'S Moth and freckle Lotion. II IL Rgti.
InLs aud HARNLFss. sold by Druggists everywhofe
Depot, 10 Bond Street, New York. Ol-u5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES D. BAzASAc Avn
WIFE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Is hereby amended so as to read as follows
THAT for the purpose of realizing as large
an amount as possible from the sale OF
said warrant or warrants, the Auditor OF
Public Accounts and the State treasurer
are hereby authorized, empowered and Gl.
.rected 10 invite, forthwith after the passage
of this act. sealed proposals for the pur-
chase OF laid warrant or warrants, and
such proposal or proposals shall be submit
ted to the General Assembly for approval
or reject Oh
SEC > Be i; further enacted. etc, That
section three %. the act above recited be
and the same is hereby amended 50 az to
read as follows: That the proceeds realized
by said sac shall ne deposited III the State
Treasury ~ the credit of.the general fund.
:lnder the hadin9 Of General Assembly, in
amounts A follows: Two-ffths 70 the Sen.
at: and thge.-lfth. 10 the House OF Repre-.
sentatiVes. when lie warranted upon by
the Auditor %: Pdblic Accounts. to the
extent o: the respective amounts, a. deslg-
mated. 81 20 mich thereof ~ may be neces'
FAIRY tor the payment set forth II section
'!rst ot THIS act. upon rIc-entauonS OK tle
certificate I->ued III accordance with the
ir0VlSlOI- .. section !On! O.: this at.. ana
the TREASURED: 81 'hc Safe !, hereby d.
VectcG - pay .aid warrants: pro"!d"!
there are uuneys IN the treasury 10
:hc eyed. -: said Genera. As-f!A'ly:
and in cas-. :hrre sh0UlG he nom. then the
Auditor o! Public Accounts IL hereby
authorized and directed TO issue HI; war.
saut- III exchange for the ccTt.hcate. Issued
as aforesaid. upon demand. and the basis ot
said txc.laug,. shall, be Tor every seventy
Two cents in certificates" -; the General As.
Eembiv, the I.Gtor OF Public Accounts
shall. Issue l.: "ar:ar: tor ole dollar. or ~
that .a'.. ana he snail make said warrants
~ denominations 20 suit the holders OF the
certificate. aforesaid. rs tnr said holders
thereof mar . lnand. and that all warrants
issued under The provisions of this act are
hereby declared receivable at thei" full value
for any and al. faxes dIc to the general
fund for 1872! and fol- the year 1873. as we'll
AS for al. All! any States licenses which
may be required to hs paid for tie year
1873, aud The Treasurer OF the State and
the seve:a. tax collectors Of the State are
hereby Instructed and directed - receive
said warrant IN payment of aforesaid dues
.5her offered"
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted. etc. That
fins act shall TAX. .frc: and be. in
force iron: and after i:> passage. and all
laws az paris Of laws conflicting herewith
be and the same ar hereby repealed.
(Signed) CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speaker o. the House Of Representatives..
tSIgned, G. G.. ANTOINE.
Lieutenan: G"vernor and president, Of the
Senate.
Approved February -. 1871:
Signed, WILLIAM p KELLOGG.
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
4 true cop.:
WILLIAM WEEKS.
Assistant Secrctar" OF State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20
SUCCESSION OF J. NJ. DIaRUANNAs.
Second D.str!c: Corr, TO. the parts. Of G..-a!s-
No. s. So,

Second D..trc: Cuur, foG the r.,s.. Of G..o..s-
No $3.50.
pYG. DE FERRET & CO.-JoIiy G. MON,
- I'st. Auc' IoMecr-L'iiicr No. - Royal s''r':-
THURSDAY. April -, 1873. az twr.vr o'coc.; NJ.
at the 81. LOUIS Auction Exchange. in NE .'t--..
mtrt iCtGHd. "t the st. Louis Ho.ei will Je sod
BY public auction, ~ virtue of al oILer rom The
Hon. A. L. Tlssot. Judge o. tn" Second Dis
tric' Court Tor the parish 81 orleans, date.
March .. '5''. the to.io"in. described lfo! eTtE'
- Wit
THREE VACANT L0T', situated in .ae sq'!ar.
bounded by sixth, st. Charles, CJur"v and Pr
'"AIa streets, designated b. tie Nos. i. u and -.
measuring each 81 feet inches ! .ac from. o..
sixth street 81 100 feet i'll depth.
Ierms-lAe purchaser will furnish i!s bond ~
obligation. payable twelve months after date. with
a good and solvent security therein, said bond 20
bear interest at the rate of eight per cent per an
mum from the day OF sale to payment and besides
will assume payment OF taxes of 1872 and 1913, t.
day OF sale, together with all the other Usua. pena-
clauses.
Act of sale before c. F. So1iat at the expense Of
purchaser. nL9 Is q apI ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

by K. N. g. b. j. MONTGOMERY
- N. Montgomery, AuCtiOncer.-Nill be sold
IN SATJ RDAl. March q, 1873, a: welve O'Clock
NJ. III the Pair Grounds, by virtue and in pursll-
auCr of O,dt of the Hon A. L. Tissot, Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated March y, l}13 No. - of the docket OF said
court. the following valuable thOrOEG 5red stock,
etc
one stallion, AMERICAN STAR, IL.
one g.ldiug, T 'MMl. three years OLD.
One gray brood MARI. i'll colt by American Star.
One sorren brood mare. LADY HARRIS. il foal
by american Star.
one sorrell brood MARE. in foal BY American star
one MAJ, BELLE very fast lin fOa).
one black mare HI TTY On toal)
one nrUod MARX crippled tn tuaO
one COLT OF BELLE, h.; American star.
Oac SoUthdcwIl RAN
seven SGu' hdUwu RAMS.
event Line SG;Ii h,IoNi. EWES,
EiglI' SFEEP. mixed hTee,:.
Thirty LAMBS.
one Durham cow.
en-. COW, three tpurt,.s DURHAM.
O.e Ayrshire BTLL.
one Ayrshire HEIFER.
DEe Durham. BULL.
one BUJtcnv HtIFER.
one Devon b LII.
On. toTr.wAesI WAGON. with ,rarl,ss.
DQt GlG.
one 81 Gtii.
one Brittorv cow.
AL Ct lis RIGHTS, TITLES AN, INTERESTS in
two.story frame house and one i.aIue stable, also
built on the Far Grounds.
Term,-C Cash rlhl3 II li1ll2
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>
ID rose AuctiOneer-O Office No. 50 ROyal street -
On THURSDAY, Apri TO- 1873, at Twelve o'clock VI
at the st. Louis Auctlen Exchange III tHe basement
,Otunda of the st. Louis hottl. VIII be sold by
public auction, by virtue OF a Judga-n at rendered
by tho Hon. A. L. TissIt. Jud2r OF the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated
February o. 1873 and amended March g. 1873 d!.
rectns the sale Of the following described prop.
GTty-
IALOT OF GROUND. situated in the Second Dis.
trict of this city, i'll the square pounded by Old
Levte, Dorsiere. CustOmhOust AID Canal Streets
havin. ID feet inCht. !: ilueS front on Old Levee
inches in depth together with q foir-story brick
store. No. :. This property is so!d sublec: to a
lease ending thirtieth of September. 1874. at the
rate of : la, 6Ee, per mOnth-SaY : s)Op per aunIIm
3 A LOT OF GROUND. situared in the same dis
tlict in the square bounded by Od Levee Cont. 81.
Louis and Charities streets; sad lot having, French
measure. is feet Il inches front on Od Levee street,
OF which feet or said front on the side toward Cont
81 rect have a depth o. y feet inches. and tie her
y feet Of said front toward 81. Louis street have
depth of u feet and finally II feet II inches il
width the rear line; together with three-stOry
brick store. rented to Mr.. NJ Meyer at the rate OF
SIS per month"; waterworks, pTivv, etc.
8 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. in the
same district situated on the north side OF Canal
Carondeet. making part OF the square comprised
Claude streets; said portion OF ground measuring
81 feet inches front St. Peter street, - feet
front on Carondelet walk 43 feet il cIeS front on
Basin street and Il feet inches on the rear line
parallel 10 ST. Claude street, said portion OF ground
forming the corners of st. Peter aud Basin streets
and CarOndelet walk together with tyyoatOry
and attic brick store containing three stones on
the ground floor and corridor opening on St Peter
street and ten rooms in the upper story and attic
waterwOrks. cellar. pr'Ey. etc.
Acts Of sale before Charles r. Sona. notary pub
lie. at the expense of the purchasers lnclud.ns al
the taxes for the year 1872 due il 1873.
Tlh9 Is % apl 10.
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SUCG .S.iuT cr THn LATE PElsa H. OBI.
Dec.
SrCo.i E.,::''; COI:t tor tie P.r.,l IL D:sa..-
80. ..s.rlI.


DY Ei!:T''s ~ AEo ~ Df:l.,,;:.S'': ~ ~ -
ID de- 81 -a.r. REACTED Nav Il, .l.i .ir.,. =,
IL. :.p."i,D.. - second DI-tI..- Court =; -.
paris. Of c.."aIs 70 {. =. Ss-vl.r- 1T. .;t
an. by SAID ate shtr: ~ transferred: T. =.
ajov" 'nt.fl"i matter ~, p.oc.--,! :, -. :.
public auction, at tie Merchants q. A.c. ...-r.
Exchange. RO,a: st,'c; be- wee. GAIA, a., 90.
t"t-h .i.-- street. u. III second - ...r,.
city. ~. Ho%HA.. March - 1913 a: -. - q. 9,
NJ f.: ..c.,.;.t - >..i .uccess.. tie ;,..v,..
desc I'D pr ',-i'r. - ~
|. FiTs LOIS az "..'t:E. VIZ y: .:.- :.L.
- and ~. :':o"tr, - :lr.,": I,,.. la: . !.
Ramon = property s'Hi'".i q: t..f.''v =. ~
pti.. suburb Irene: ca! lot. .i. ,r, .:.'.: .;
ia" Hi.:n'.'' "i". 80. tree. -: -. o,
s..HaIr Jun ~ .p.tf'v.l, % ,Il... ,,..a.
ore an " ;ir .t!f.- 81 plan i: 49, .. IL.
u !ir'ntcDl!t, s'e 'l.'- .OT ~. tr.ifr' ..
''l'i 80 d-p"s!'et IL the ...... o: LUCE. - e.
mann, 10" Z. Lptar. puDIIc ~ tlu...'v 49,. IL.
~" ! ~ .-'"i. !l-isG5'. sr.D..!.,!-
a i'i4r"- ;.1' 'uH.u"r one, fpruIr. ." .Ur1.g 80
A"'i' aiI 70 mite streets IEea=ure- ''.ts as ie"'
seven ar. " na: meme. from. ~. 1T. street bT
on" Ali-AI'. and .e feet deep and i..I.: ~. bay
street ls !ia JeI- tFO, ,H.tc. =. a.: = . al
Sc 90 lIc hes tIoIt White street by hundred
ana I'VE ieet deep, between parallel me-
- Salf Irnt er'y vas purchased By tie I-'t fr''I
Henry Odds from G.utilv DrruX. by az act pas 5eG
before Ducate!, notary. on t.e twe4!t- d. VI
July, I5Ji.
VI. p. HARPEE,
TO ul92j SlerII Q! the Pag.aA Of og,ea2A.
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DYc.E.G IR,RDEY 4 60. Y,cvcr

Dl {. +. GIRARDEi Il CO.. NICHOLAS
pace. SAT! EDAl. April ) 1873. ~ twelve
O'Clock NJ. a, the Merchants aud Aac.ioneers
txcaaag. on ROYAL. between Cana. aud Custom
house streets II th.s city OF New Orleans. br viz.
tue of '.i.i-aleu in part ltiou, rend.l'd hy the
Honorable tie Second District Court FOR the par
UIueter:t H. i = Of February 1873. VIII be. s",d hv
NJhc auction. order 20 fleet said partition. the
following described property. To WI:
|. THREE LOTS OF GROUND. with a. .r build
irEs ana Improvements thereon. situated III Al.
.ers tie Fifth District of Thu ETY., "a 81 rare
bounded rs ,.,roude, Oliver. GOese.' ana Peter
erect. Gts.-latrd rs lots Nos. 81. 81 and % Of
.qHar" Nc. :. sG dining each Other and mra~Hr-
'.G &c. B. icrt ;lonr on DeaIondr street. by !.J
I,rt II inches n depth. between parable! .iIt'.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. with ali the
iH'tHH2s az! Improvements Thereon. situated ~
square NJ. l, bounded Or the public road, or Pat.
icI>nI street. n,-laru',lr Olivier and GOsSri.
Etrrv- Grs.E'ated a. lots Me-. 10. l. and ~. Lots
follows: Lo; y" u has p feet line font uI. s,c
In street l.! te"t inches ) lines in depth on the
:':c ot the pub :" road Patterson stree. o. feet
{. lI.i d l'-i on the ,ue of lot No L. and %
Zee: ! inches line IN width in tie rear; and lot
NO. l. as y Zee, !uc.,, line !.nn: or Gos,,;:,.
:tlrr' 80 feet inches in depth on the line ~. 10;
No t. q. toes n depth "n The oppo,. IL. e,,lr i'm.
.l:.h = Itei inches III width INT. rear: ID TIE.
lot No. p measures % feet front Du Il. ,rur IL.
street. 90 t-,.' {: :ch's line III depth on III. .f,.
:.s. ;,"i,i g, -" " ~'r''t - teer inches: linz.
i. devil -. -" side line o! 20! 40 y, and - Tee.
Tcials q sac lone half cas', and the ba auc. a.
'.r wear : Cr,a!t. with rOtts or coupons to suit
: .ttles III interest secured by mortgage on the
'.rl.rty sold. bearing interest at eight ptr cent
.r auui,u from date OF sa e until tiual pavmet I
I'll Ave pei crIl- attorney ices in case OF judicial
sreedlurs for the II COvvry OF said notes or auy
thereof 40 be secured by SAID mortgages the
,.ovemru', 20 be kept fully insured and the
,cs transferred TO the vendors or holders OF
. notes or coupons, and purchasers to assume
A. inert owe, ana above the amounts OF their bids
=. taxes OF 1872.
" c+s of SAFE a: the expense of the purchasers
ore Octave Morel ESQ, notary public. No. 9
lmerCiA T,aC-.
Us u - y apj
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DY X. m. & b. }. MONTGOMERY

DY X. m. & Z. j. MONTGOMERY
ID r. ". Mont gOmery. AuctIOneer.-Wll he sold
or THURSDAY. March 30 1873, at ee O'Clock,
at b.. kl!i0tts stable. corner Pei.i.GO and Penn
streets, near BarOnne-
Thoroughbred dernay Cows, Heifers and Bulls,
of the Cot and Fowler impOrtatIOus; Grade Al
delndy Cows and Hefers; Grade Durham Cows,
and thoroughbred Durham Bulls.
THIS stock can be seen at Batev's stable. old
Stock Landing, river front until Tuesday evening,
from whence they will be transferred to the place
of SALE corner Of PeIdidO and Penn streets, near
Baronne.
This splendid herd of choice mixers IS from the
stock farm of Colonel r. g. Groom of Clark cOun-
u. Kentucky. This herd consists OF the Cele-
brated milk family taroraby known III Zen.
tuck. The cows are all with young calves Citi.
ZenS and planters are invited 20 cali aud txami he
this choice cole elton Of fine mixers.
Terms-Casn in United States treasury notes.
InnlI
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ASSiGyEHS SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
* THE MATTER OF JACOB yoIyG. BaEKEC?T.
District C5uI. g. the United states " America for
the D.i.Iic: OF LgU-j..l4a-No. ll6l.
dye. T.. GiRiRDa g. CO. AUCTION.
I'D crIs-UihCr No. :. ENcbang. y ace --t.a
THURSDAY. 81 iii 3. 1913. at twelve o'clock NJ, a,
fine Merchants and AuctIonecrs' Exchange. OF.
8Dya. between Canal I'D CIstOmhOusr streets, in
this city If New criear, 10y virtue OF an order OF
tie hon +. H. !urei. iGG of the District Court of
the EIut-d states Of America. Tor the District OF
Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy. dated eighth at
MAJ, l,l Wi nr sO: by p.blIC 'aGC. Oh the iO.low.
ing described r"or~rtv. Z" VT
L. A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND,
situated II. thar part Of ;he city Of Baton Rouge
laid out l.v F. 3eauIeglri. aId desGta.c,. Il. The
al thereof As te western part OF lots Nos. AID
% s,,Uar" NJ. 10. measuring - Tee: fgOa' "ii
Africa street hv 10 feet ."n" s. tuhr.-, street.
:nE":'e. VIII. 81. the nui.d.hc, AID improvements,
;L.IeOu.
, 4 CERTAIN NALF LOT OF GEorNn i. ::a,
part OF the city of e, % Ho1gr lad nut BY +.
BraGr.Eag h.n: ;h. .'"s: ha.: @: lot ". O.
tguar. No =. together with al. the Lu..dI.- l;.i
improvements thereon.
). Two CERTAIN LOTS "F GEcrYt in TIA.
part Of the c. uf Baton Roi &C. laid ont by Eli..
EcauTegaTd. az. Gc.l; mated o. .ir pan thereof
,utS Mo-. aH,. - ot euiIarc NO. 49, tCgrth". Eji.
a.! IL. NUl.diIg5 and improvements thereon.
The deCret ot tHe "UuE, .'deIIu- tn" -" "a: t't
r'oVe described property directs that the same he
freed from ali inCuulb TauC.- and ~. assignee,
- a liz. O.l.rt; OF the CONT. ":lI convey only
.UCh ::'- linn vested by the as5G! rIe't Il.
bankruptcy. aud - the aforesaid oIt.e. count.
Terms -: d"--' ASH Oh t!r -pn: at the nc:neu'
Ut 40 ,Ui.C df'ui. and rnt. Ad~rl- 10 assume pay.
meat, aud npyr -: pix 'l.ir:.;o... OF
a.. taI"~ wa.'. 'he p!o!'rT:s may owe II. the
Gay Of sale.
Acts ot sale ;: ',r -s.n-. .: :'- purchasers BE.
'0.e 81 Gern"E notary public
mill: - Z. , Z -