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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
The Academy Of Music.

A much larger audience than usual as.
sembled at this theatre last evening on
occount Of the beneti: Of Lulu. If possible
her gymnastic feats were performed with
more grace and ease than ever. Whatever
is attempted by this arts. on the trapeze.
as neatly and perfectly done. The wonder.
fu! bound upward was again successfully
executed, and continues to surprise all who
witness 1t. To-day a: noon will be given
the last Lulu matinee. and tomorrow even.
ing is the last nigh: OF the combination.
On Monday even:r: TIE dramatic co.,.
;.u: >. re Academy viii c5,.p, the stage.
..:io::i:.. - .'u'.Ay :.l..ean actress Miss
al. '.4., .eon. as the lis: star. who wi.
appear in L. b. MacDos.uri.'s dr.n.: -
ton of"The Boy Detec'.,s.' Arranged sx.
pressly to exhibit the pleasing character
acting. singing and dancing specialize. IN
which che excells. Treasurer Kittresgs il.
forms us that the box sheet Is now open.
and good seats Can be secured to-day for
Monday evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
The Franklin Parish NIurfe~ers.

In the REPUBLICAN q! the seventeenth
instant we published a dispatch from the
sheriff of Madison parish. Announcing the
arrival at Delta of Senate, !. il. Crawford.
having in custody W. X. Adams. charged
with being one of the murderer. Q: Judge
Crawford and Distric: Attorney Harris.
a dispatch was received las: evening
from Delta, announcing that :he sheriff o.
Franklin parish came into shat place yes.
terday, Friday. with an order from Che
parish Judge OF Franklin for Adams. The
sheriff of Madison refused 20 give up she
prisoner. The sheriff OF franklin vas &C.
companied by a posse OF fourteen armed
men, and considerable s1c!.efnsas We.
created by the affair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
School Books

The especial attention Of school teachers
and their scholars. and all interested in the
purchase Of school books. is called 20 the
advertisement OF Robert j. Harp, III another
column.
The board Of sci:oo: tiirec: ors. ate, !ong
deliberation. have made a choice Of the
books deemed mos. proper to be used by
our children in the public schools. Q! these
Mr.. Harp has procured an amply supply.
and is ready to farnish them in any quaint.
ty at the loves. rates.
IN addition to Lis complete stock Q: school
books, Mr.. Harp Las. and constantly keeps
on hand. all varieties Of stationery re.
quired. and at such price. ~ w.. satisfy
the purchaser.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20

DYING DECLARATIoN-The Melponene
Street Irdgedy.-Judge Gernon yesterday
received information that Joseph Ward was
about to die, and that declaration should
be taken by competent magistrate. Pro-
cee9ing to where Ward was living. the Judge
obtained the following declaration:
Wednesday evening last. was coming
|'across Melpomene bridge; l saw Mr. Feck.
land and my wife talking together near the
corner of Melpomene and Franklin streets;
walked up to my wife, about ten feet of
them, yet | had not said anything to them:
said to my wife, when she got through
talking to Mr.. Feckland, Where are you
goiugl"
She told me she was going to take her
child to her godmothers. l told her, take
The child and yourself and go home.' |
ASKED her If she had been whipping the
chlld, and the child answered yes" and
my wife told me she had whipped her. l
told her to go on home and | would whip
them all. took the little girl by the hand
and walked up Melpomene street. NY wife
started to come up Franklin street, and |
stopped her. 1 and she then started, both
up Melpomene street, leading the little
child by the hand. | saw Mr.. Feckland 90
into house near the corner of Franklin
and MelpOmene. Mr.. Feckland went round
the block and met me at the corner of Mel
pomene and Liberty. He walked up to me
aud says, 80 Ward, do you object to your
wife talking to me in the street in day
time y / replied to him, Eyes, with you or
any other man." Then he drew his revolver
and shot me.
He shot me the first fire, and l fell he
cooked his pistol to shoot me again, when
my wife caught hold OF his wrist and showed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20

4 violin OF new model invented by
Prince George Stourdza. has been tried at
Vienna with not altogether favorable re-
suits. Setting forth on the principle that
the eillpse Is the most 'ay,rab BILE geomecrical
figure Tor accustical effect, Prince Stourdza
has made bis tddls O.: ellipt.cal form. He
has endeavored thus 10 augmen: the vol
ume OF sound. which would De a desirable
attainment. and also 20 bring the tone as
near as possible to the timbre of the human
voice. which would be as certainly unde
sirabie. Neither OF these results did the
inventor attain. Helren Helmesberger
father and son. krai and Proper did their
utmost with the instrument. but could not
evoke the absent power. nor bring out
aught but nasal and troubled tone. So
ends the elliptisal violin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
COURT RECORD.
First District Court

First District COURT
INNOVATIONS FILED.
Assault and hattery-Thomas Welsh
Jules Fortune. G. Pratt. Charles Miller.
Noundins less than maheH-Hugh Flynn
TRUE BILLS.
False imprisonment and assault: and bal:
:ery--Martin Connors.
Assault and battery-ThOmas Sullivan,
Charles Dupre.
Embezzlement--St. Leon Destig.
14ageeny-Annie Steele.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Entering dwelling in the nigh, fine
Gustave Boydelais, Henry ellis and Joe
I.aborde.
Observation-Disclosures Martin, alias Jack.
Bon. J. Mccarthy. {. Winter.
VERDICT.
Isaac Smith was found guilty Of mule
stealing.
SENTENCES.
larceny-john Oakham and Joe Burns.
one year. each at hard labor in the State
Penitentiarv.
Robbery-Henry Johnson and Jacob
Bentley. six months each in State peu.teu.
tiary.
on TRIAL.
Tie case Of Joseph Pereira. charged with
granddaughter, was given to the jury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20

III" Fittsbu'c Adcoca,c tMethodist, Is
'ro"'ie,! about the death OF congregational
singing and popular music in churches. !,
says
1ha singing o! sIe.hodism used 60 be
any rncfe. Ichabod is written on it. Some
Delllah has had it in her lap. That Delilah
IS the modern choir It has done a miser-
able work it ha. well nigh destroyed con-
gregg t.onal singing. 1t has given us a sub
stitute. And what d subs titute it is Solos,
dueSso qusrtets and q ceaseless succession
Of new tunes, many Of them executed after
tne most approved operate style. The
congregation sits BY and silently witnesses
the performance. That might do well enough
tor an opera house. but it certainly il BELTS
Gods sanctuary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20

INFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 49O3.-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auc
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhoHse
streets, in the Second District of this CITY on
TUESDAY, October a. 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the Improvements and all the rights ways priv
leges and advantages thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaiAing, situated in the Fourth Dis
trct of this city, in the sqnare bounded by Bac.
ohus, 81 Baronne, Apollo, or Carondelet Waslinp.
ton and Sixth streets, designated as lot number
two on plan made by De Armas surveyor dated
April, 1867, and deposited in the office Of A Hero
ST. late notary public in this city. Said lot meas
ures thirty feet front On Baronne. or Baccbus
street, by one hundred and Twenty-Five feet ~
depth, between parallel lines. Which said prop
erty was acqulreo by the late Joseph 0'Hara de-
ceased from Mrs. Mary Glenn, by an act
passed oe1ore william shannon, notary public in
TINS city. Oh the ninth day of March, 1868.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
". P. HARPER,
selS oc52l Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20

q 4 DETERMINED SUICIDE. About ten
O'Clock yesterday morning rather large
sized man was noticed sitting on the railing
Of the bridge over Claiborne canal, Wash.
ington avenue. A lad was in the neighbor-
hood and saw the stranger take a pistol
from his pocket, place it TO his head and
free The body fell over into the filthy
canal. quite dead The boy Immediately
raised an alarm and several persons quickly
Responded. When they arrived they dragged
the body out, hoping to do some good, but
life had fled. No one thereabout knew him.
and conjectures were numerous, especially
as the locality is close to where the Yaeger
ASSASSINATION occurred. The coroner visited
the scene and held an inquest
The body was subsequently identified as
that of Mr.. Marmion, gentleman quite
well known in this city. For the last three
days he had been troubled in his mind, and
his death was a suicide caused by mental
alteration. He was vice president of Branch
Nc. of the Hibernia Association, who will
bury him today at 3 p. NJ. The suppression
that this suicide had any connection with
the'late murder of Mrs. Yeager, which was
conveyed in an evening paper, was uncalled
fors The only ground for any such impress.
sion was the fact that the suicide was com.
United near the spot where the inurdey was
coJnmitted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
Billiards.

Lovers Of the noble game haze been
somewhat restricted lately in their choice
OF tables, owing TO the Improvements going
on in the hall of Messrs. j. s. II. Miller,
corner of Common and St. Charles streets.
Tonight they viii be relieved in the most
agreeable way. This favorite hall has
been reftted and decorated and further
improved by the addition of new tables.
A grand reopening will occur this EWING,
and the Messrs. Miller hope TO see all their
friends present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20

barbara Warmer. Widow OF Anton Ebert,

vs.. oscar btICltf, tutor or The minor Alice
Lainber Bercisr, ct al.
ElFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIs1
Il of orleans, No s8J3-By virtue of writ nj
seizure anu sale to me directed by the honorable
the Firth District Court for the parish of Orleans
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell al
public auction, at the Merchants and AuetioneersI
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Cns
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District of IRIS
city, on SATURDAY, October H. 1873 at tveiva
o'coch D., the following described property, 10
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND tooe,ber
with the buildings thereon and apnurfenannss
thereof situated IL the Third District of the city
OF New Orleans, in the square bounded by Dorre-
nos Br ;tt ant Columbus streets and the Bav1u
Toad san portion OF ground forming the corner of
american measure, one hundred and tweptyseveri
zee. nve inches four lines front Oh Dorgenois street.
~ Two hundred and nine feet eleven inches four
lines 10 depth and front on Columbus street and
rear. - - ~
Seized il the above suit
!eIms-Cash ON the spot
W. p HARPER
ht5 rs OcIl Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleafE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
A Testimonial.

| 1t is pleasing, now and then, to notice
those occasions where the merits of an off,
cial win upon his associates, and where
their esteem finds appropriate methods of
manifesting itself.
! Yesterday was such an occasion. q. w.
Reed has been for many years one of the
most prompt and efficient Of Marshal Pack
ards deputies, one who, while he shrunk
| from no duty, no matter how unpleasant
always performed il with such courtesy and
gentlemanly bearing as to make him highly
esteemed all with whom he came in contact
Yesterday occurring Mr.. Reeds thirty
fourth birthday, few OF his friends quietly
obtained and presented 20 him al ele-
CANT set Of glassware, composed Of
those articles Of which She battered
recipient stood mos. in need, and which
would be more useful 20 him than anything
else that could be suggested. The testimo-
NAL, carefully pu: up, was rendered to Mr..
Reed, in behalf of his associates. by Colonel
DeKlyne. Speeches were very few and
shor.. The hearts o! both recipient and
donors were too full for utterance. When
the package was unfolded 70 Mr.. Reed
deep blush orerspread his features At the
richness and utility Of the valuable gift.
The various. pieces were laid daintily away
for future Use, . ibation il honor of the
birthday man WAS poured AZ Billy Murphy's
bar. and red-letter day was added to the
somewhat eventtul life pages Of Reeds his.
tory. May he live TO enjoy many birth.
days, and should he become separated in
time 10 come frem his present appreciative
associates. may their gift semain to remind
him-though there is sometimes sadness in
the reminder-of the pleasures Of the past.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20

We devote some space in this issue to the
closing speech Of George Ii. Braughn, Esq,
Acting Attorney General, in the case of the
State Us. Joseph May, charged with murder.
This case was tried last week, and resulted
in the conviction Of the accused. Mr..
Braughn, while acting in the absence of
Colonel Field as prosecuting officer of the
State, has been very successful, having Sc
cured large number of convictions,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
ST. Louis and New Orleans AIR Line Rail.
rOad.

While many Of our people are complain.
ing Of the slow advance TO prosperity of
New Orleans. all enterprise is being stead.
lily carried forward which will be productive
of the greatest beneti: to her. Conceived a
long time since, the railroad known as the
st. Louis and New Orleans Air Line is now
in process Of construction. Conscious that
strict economy and honesty are the surest
means OF reaching a successful result, its
projectors are now ievotins every dollar
and man TO grading and tieing $50 miles in
the State OF Arkansas. Not d cent is use.
lessly expended. In month their means
vii! be largely increased, and the work pro-
coed still more rapidly.
il is an enterprise which especially CON-
mends itself to the patronage of this city.
It will afford transportation and communi.
cation throughout the year, being uninfu-
eneed by those natural causes which delay
the traffic of the Mississippi. Its shortness
and direetness will enable it 10 compete
with other lines to such advantage as will
insure a reduction Of freight. !. will bring
IL new population, and in its course OF
construction give employment to hundreds
o: our idle citizens. ]. will cause factories
and manufactures to spring up and infuse
new life into all branches Of business.
!, is the intention Of the company to
apply to the Legislature at an early day
!o- a charter. When this is obtained an
al, do, ~ ~ 80 ~. 4
posal Of the company. Altogether it will
be one Of the mos: promising investments
ever offered to New Orleans. and as such
our city will no doub: extend to it a helping
hand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
NichOlae Daunsy vs.. Charles Bendix,

NichOlae Daunsy W.. Charles Bendix,
&IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 50.5By virtue of a writ OF seiz
IRE and sale 20 directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
ths abov"enilted cause, will proceed to sell at
publlc auction, at the Merchants and Auctiontsrs
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, IN the Second District of this
city. on TUESDAY, October 81 1873 at twelve
wit
!. THE HALF OF A CERTAIN LOT OF .RouSD
with All the buildings and improvements thereon
situated IN the faubOurg IRENE Second District of
number thirty one bounded by Cont St louis Ma.
ials and Where streets. and measures thirty feet
'front.' Oh Cont street, by one hundred and tWentys
eight feet tine inches deep French measure accord.
!ng toa plan drawn by Pile late surveyor on the
fhlrset! Of November. 1880 and annexed to an act
depos TED IA tho Office OF +. de Armas, late notary
pubic In sills city. on Che twenty ninth of Decem.
her, I8". Wh.es propeftS pun chased py the
defendan. herein from William - Denepre ty act
PASSED before b. Il. GOttschak late notary public
~ tins city, Nn .he eleventh, of october. 1860.
e LcpSF GROUND with fhe building and i'm.
or this city, Sn square bounded by Melporn.ns
Oryaaes, ba".hus and 1~rpsichOre streets .ein.
part D! lct Numtsr live, IN square Number ninety
three oil 'ht original plan OF the :iutoui e AuuIln-
citation deposited IN the office OF l.. T. saire late
notary puhlc in ths city, and measures thirty feet
trone on MsIDmeno street, by hundred and
SwentS feet in usprN. Which prOp-.rt. was Dur.
chased by fhe defendant herein at :; sale made by
q Suilite, late marshal of tho On ted States for
the Eastern District III 1SUiGiSlS, or tha twenty
ninth o. March, 1905.
Seized III Che ab.,. suit
1eyms.-AasG GN :Ae spot.
tRlRI'EH
sfs9 50 oc2s Sheriff Sc .De p.r;si, - o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
w. T. Beckett VS.. Steamship Juan {

W. t. Becketf vs.. Steamship Juan q.
Meiggs-So. 1923.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of LOuisiana.-in obedience TO an "a
entitled suit, have seized and taken into nv Doe
session fS
THE STEAMSHIP JUAN G. MEIGGS, her boat
engines tackle, etc, now libeled by w r. HecketI
Tor me causes set forth IN the libel now pending ia
the District Court of the United States.
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right titis or in.
Ielest IN OF 70 the same, to be and appear at Dis.
aforesaid 10 be holden at the city of New Or.
leans on the third Monday of September to show
tsamsbin Ins, ' n v nave or can, why the SAD
and DC sold agreeably to the prayer Of libelant.
united states Marsha's Office. New Orleans
first day of September 1873.
S. 2. PACKARD
seZe u 20 United States Marshal,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
Henry Lnrauie VS.. Cornelius X e,Ier.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ Orleans, No. 3969-By virtue of a writ of fieri
1acias against Cornelius Keleher to me directed w
the honorable tine Sixth District Court for the parish
OF orleans, IN the above entitled cause, l will pro
coed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Gaaai ana Customhouse streets in the Second
Dstrlc, OF tins city, on SATURDAY, October a. 1873
at Twelve O'Clock H., the following described prop
erty TO Wit fNf
Two LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings and
I,hproveiDaht5 thereon, situated in the suburb
franklin in the Third District of this city desig-
mated by the numbers nineteen and twenty, In
square number nifty six, comprised within Mande-
baptlst inow, RobertsonJ streets. as per plan OF
Joseph Pile, late surveyor, dated May a. 1881 and
deposited III the efiice OF G. Pollock late a notary
pu3hc IN tins city, on the thirtieth of May 1881
ana measuring each thirty four feet six inches on
Hod TOR Villere) street, by one hundred and sixts
feet deep American measure
Sslzed in the above suit
Terms-Cash ON the spot
W. P. HARPER
seJ ~ seS Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleane
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
Disinfecting.

To guard against any possibility Of dis.
ease breaking out ON board. DR.. Clark,
sanitary inspector. yesterday caused the
boats lately arrived from Shreveport-the
Era No. -. G. H. Durfee and Carrie A.
Thorn-to be thoroughly disinfected, their
lower decks. holds. etc, with carbolic acid.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
CQNSTARI.ES, SALES.
n' A.. M0ntardier We. Kate Breunning ans
Mllham Voeker. in solido-Third Justice Court


n a. ,;M0nrardier vs.. Kate Breunning and
Wlinam Voeiker. in solido-Thrd Justice Court
1or the Parish Of Orleans, No. s86.
Pr VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF JIERI FACIAS
- against Kate Breunning, to me directed by the
Eon 9onh L. Laresche Third Justice OF the Peace
IN ana Tor the parish of Orleans in the above en-.
.itied case ! will proceed to sell at public auc-
toE at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Z x chan ge
on ROYAL between Canal and Customhouse streets
on THURSDAY, October 2, 1873, at twelve o'clock
HE ONE UNDIVIDED half of the following
Gescrloed property belonging to the defendant,
Nancy catherine Brown, widow of Henry Adolphe
breunnlng to wit Two lots of ground situated in
the SECOND District of this city in the SQUARE
bounded by Canal CustomhOuse Tonti and Roche
biaVe streets, designated by the Nos l6 and II on
q plan made by &. A Hedn dated April Il 1880
and deposited in the office of Ainswortt late
notary public in this citv said lots measuring each
Is feet front on CustOhOuse street by 100 feet IN
depth, between parallel lines and bounded IN the
rear by An alley ten feet wide and common to said
lots Snd others: LOT No l6 forming the corner of
Rocheblave and SustOmhOuss streets Said lots of
ground, together with others, were purchased by
the late Henry AdOlPhs Breunnins from J. H. Ba.
kef ger act executed before r. }. Ker notary pub.
he, dated April IT, 1866. and now belong to the
widow of sand Henry Adolphe Breunnipg and to
his minor children in the following proportions to
wit: One undivided half to said minor children
and one undivided half to said Nancy Catherine
Brown, widow OF Henry Adolphe Breunning as sur
wing widow i'll community of deceased.
Terms-Cash Sn the spot in United States treas
ury notes.
Ge3 WILLIAM ECAN Cn,s+o,,a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
1Iartin Soye VS.. Edmond =. Dupre.

SlX1H DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 500O-By virtue of writ OF sez-
ure and sale to me directed by the Hon Arthur
Saucer, Judge Of said court, dated the third day
OF July, 1873, in the above entitled suit have
seized and will proceed to sell at public auction
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, iii the Second District of the city of New
ORLEANS, o. WEDNESDAY, October L. 1873, at
swefT O'Clock H. ~. following described property
10 vii ~
GhrTA'N TRACT s)F LAND. sl.uatet III o,
parish - |"L.Ieou i: Ems State, on tho ght bans
VI Lh' 70 7sl'sl!pi siyer, opposite the city %. Cal
rottoH, !Is.tl5 e"O erpBnts front on said river b.
egLi' arp-lfs in depth and closing Ill the rtsr, l.
'hat On sag iear line there is only ak nin. fggt
more ~ less. in width to each arpent. Which tract
OF land IS bounded above By the property of La
niche Deschapeles and below by the property
formerly belonging to Louis F. Fazende, and now
10 Edmond Iripegnier; together with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon rights WAYS, ser
vtudes, advantages and batture thereunto belong
ing or III anywise appertaning
Terms 81 Sale-Cash the spot.
T. A. MARTIN
Sheriff of the Parish OF Jefferson
au3O ssa 10 20 q Ocl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-20
SHERIFF'S SALES.
n hermudez VS.. Louisiana Cotton Man

n' 0ermudez VS.. Louisiana Cotton Manu-.
<-,yx-r,, ,,, factory.
SIXTH 01,a.I DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
tsn;as al no. 4l2l-By virtue of writ of feri
S;.h NJ 70 me directed by the honorable the
S 1 Dlserict court for the parish Of Orleans in
lne aoose ehtltied cause will proceed to sell at
mated; on SATURDAY, September 20, 1878, at i've
O'Clock +. NJ, the following described property. to
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED BARRELS OF coal
more or less; also, one thousand pounds more OF
less) Loose " aste four barrels starch aud eight
Stoves, now on the premises. situated GARNER
of Levee and Adam streets, in the Third nistrics
Of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash ON the spot.
". P. HARPER
seq II 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans