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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
sDie With My Face to ne Foe"

"a kite. III the Loui,y.iie Cur'icr.Jolanu.
:.... the following amusing story OF the
rebellion:
angle s',os. followed by loud shrek.
told lis that one OF ny best ten BRADLEY
wa. hurt. He proclaimed hs agony with
loud voice, turned over on is back, and
commenced kicking SO yigorMsly that the
surgeon had difficulty in getting near him.
Poor fellow. said the docor. as he saw
whitish liquid oozing out: '.sho. in the
bladder. I'm afraid it's fatal
And he commenced openinj his coat.
"Oh. my. Cod sa!d Bradley, I'm 4
dead man.
keep up your spirits. ny boy: never
say die said Captain JolIson, kneeling
kindly over him.
doctor" asked the wounded soldier,
feebIv. "wili you write 70 IL. mother and
tell her that died brave!v, @ing my duty,
with my face to the foe. and ha. thousht
OF her when dyipg:'
Yes said the doctor. Wit dim eyes and
a husky voice: Il viii wg!:e Ter. aud tell
her. too
Bnc. suddenly spr;nging :,;is feet, with
an indignant voice, said:
why. contound it. man. y,u're not hurt
a BIZ. is only your cal.en that's shot,
and that's tbs water from !: Get up. vii!
you
Bradley raised himself u slowly. felt
himself all over. and. with N exceedingly
foolish countenance. crawid back 10 mis-
position amid the uproariols laughter Of
The whole regiment.
For months after that. on ne march or in
camp, and sometimes in tie fitness of the
night. you would hear voic in soMe d.
cectiop demanding:
''Wha: sha.! / tell your ro.her!" and
perhaps hall a dozen responses would be
heard: Tell Ter died wlthInv face to the
foe. and then Bradley woul come OF. and
hun: for vie man that said !:
He seldom found him. but when As did
there was certain to be a :gf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
A Fine Piece of Work.

Mr.. 4. S. Hebert, the gunsmith Of Com
mercial alley, has just completed. for Mr.
d. Flanery. one of his new telegraphic ma
chimes. Some days since notice appeared
of this invention Of Mr.. Flanery, showing
how. without any knowledge of telegraphy
an operator could send message. printing
it at the same time. and. by setting the ma
chine 70 work while he was away. come
back and find his messages received al.
registered. Mr. Hebev: ia at work on a
pair Of them. and they are as creditable 20
his skill! and pains as Che invention is TO the
genius Of the inventor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

CoLoRED LoNGsHoREMEN DEFINING THEIR
PosITIoN-A committee representing this
association called at police headquarters,
laying down the following platforms:
/, That they had right to ask whatever
a.. pea .. ~ their work.
:. That they would compe! members to
U-,se working wher They wanted 20, and
when :hey were He:kins under Jess :han
Rcc:ety rates.
). they desired the police should not IN
se:iere with them when they paradeG up
and down the ievee, or desired to stop their
members from working and
!. They complained that the police were
paid to fight against them by the captains
an. stevedores.
Mr.. Isaac Harris, president of the society,
acted as chairman. Superintendent Bad
ger had nothing to say to the first PROPOSE
zion. but as to the second he would take a
hand. as no one has right to interfere with
another because he labors tor such wages
as suits himself. On the matter OF par
aiding. no association will be disturbed by
the police unless there is breach OF the
peace BY members in line. The committee
heard all the Superintendent had to say,
and then quietly went their way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1873.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1873.
superior District Court.
Cases were called in this court this morn
ing and rules heard.
First District Court,
State We. Charles and Mary Burgess
Rape, etc. Argument of council.
Assistant Attorney General Braughn
opened the case for the State He infinitely
reviewed the whole testimony of the case.
beginning with that of DR.. Cooper to that
Of DR.. ROudanezo The story of the little
girl was again detailed in the most feeling
manner, and the corroborating testimony of
the other State witnesses brought torw ard
with great effect. He reviewed the law on
the subject from the earliest English author
titles to The latest American. The COM
potency of the child was argued by him,
but the rou.: said that was a matter for
exception.
Mr.. Braughn thoroughly ana1.zed the
medical testimony as applied to the law of
the case. His argument was an exceed.
ingly valuable one in legal point of view,
while all technical terms were explained in
such a lucid manner as to retain the atten-
ton of the jury aud the audience 10 the
end.
William i: Whitaker. Esq. opened Che
argument tor the defense. He said il was
not necessary .o praise Che jury on their
patience OF intelligence, but ne paid Mr..
Braughn compliment on his argument, elo-
quence and ingenuity. which was we'll de-
served. He then outlined the course his
argument would take in relation to the
crimes OF which his clients were accused.
Az this point the court adjourned to MoD-
day morning.
Fifth Dis.ricS Court.
This eour. was in session this morning,
Judge Tissot presiding for Judge Cullom.
The following petition has been filed:
q. Laporte. Tor the use Of p. Laporte vs..
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
Petitioner represents that June II. 1873, as
agent Tor P. Laporte, he insured in The de-
PENDANT company che two-storv double tene-
ment brick slated building No. 236 Peters
street, for $4,000 which was burned June
49, 1873, and said company have refused TO
pay the amount, although the legal delay
has expired. Wherefore he prays judy
ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

TO AID THE SUFFERERs-There VIII oe
anne interesting shooting at the Magnolia
Garden to-day and tomorrow, the proceeds
20 he devoted to the untortunates of Shrevse,,
mort and Memphis. The prize. will be well
worth coutending for, and as the enterprise
il in the hands of Major Shipley 10 one
need fear that the trust will be abused
The undertaking is good one and to the
credit OF the club. Persons Wiling 70 MAKE 80
the charity can learn all they desire by
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

Or. Reid, the celebrated medica! writer.
was requested ty lady # literary em;.
nence 70 cal: a: her house. "Be sure you
recollec: the address" 81, said. as she
Guit:ec the rcom-"No. Chesterfield
street. MADAM" said. Ii. doctor. Il am
TOO great az a.imirer Of po.tness no: 20 re.
member Chesterfield. and. Tear, too .ei.s:.
ever % forge. humble. one
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

y Western musical critic nus speaks Of a
prima donna: "She haG. all We suppose
still! retains. a magnificent o:ce for tog
whistle. Its compass was perfectly sur.
p::s!ug. She would shakA ic chandeiie.
with a wild whocp tina, mae every man
;nstine:ive!y fee! for his seas, and followed
!: Up with I. ;oas tia; voU. shame d tss'
sOOu."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

PETITION FOR VARIETIEs.-Mr. J. Flynn.
proprietor of the concert beerhouse at the
corner Of Royal and Cont streets. in the
old bank, has handed Mayor Witt petit
ton signed by several residents ii that
neighbOrhOod, asking that he be allowed to
open anIestablisment of theatrical order.
His honor will investigate the case at an
early day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

John Millions tomb Is still .n.ac: n Lon.
don. L. the parish Of st. Giles. Cripple
gate. the remains Of the poet. inferred in
IL. !. lie with those of his father. buried in
I6i6. TIE church itself is Of grand proper.
tons. and the Oldest but one IN London.
having been built in 1890.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

Will VAcATE THE OLD TRAf.-Mayer
Witt has notified the owners of the old
building at the corner of s.. Charles and
Lafayette streets, now used as recorders
court and police station. that on the thir-
teenth of November the city will have no
further use for it. The courtroom and
police station will be moved 20 Davidson
court,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
AMUsEMENTS.

The amusement season has now fairly
commenced in New Orleans, and with the
variety of entertainments all can find some.
thing to please. Tomorrow evening the
old ST. Charles falls into line, and will open
with a new and large company, and with
the additional attraction Of Mr.. Oliver
Doud Byron, who will appear as TIE Ferret
in his sensational tour act play, entitled
"Across the Continent" The company is
composed of old favorites, and some new
candidates for public approval The fol-
lowing named ladies and gentlemen are en-
gagged for the stock: Messrs. j. G. Steele,
John Davis, w. A. Whitcar P E. Sullivan,
j. s. Delaney, }. A. Thompson, j. F Stevens,
r. S. Mcbride, j. Mclaughlin, F. o. Saw.
age, Horton, Ravenao and Alexander Fitz.
gerald, and Misses Amelia Waugh, Minnie
Doyle, E. Andrews. 1mogene Tracey, Jenny
Cooke, l.. Sheppard, Hattie Vallee, Emma
Arnot, Miss Page, Miss Campbell, and Mrs.
Alexander Fitzgerald.
Academy Of aIusic.
To night will be given the last 1epresen-
tation Of uncle Toms Cabin" Its pro-
duction has been success, all things con-
sidered, and we have to thank the manager
for giving US chance to see this drama
carefully put upon the stage and well acted.
Tomorrow evening, Miss Blanche Clifton
and Mr.. Frank Hussey will make their first
appearance here in II. NJ. Cooper's drama.
called Hazard" in which the stars will
1icplar ba,r ;olY IN, ha ,fc
dances, banjo solos, and character person
ations, in which they are said to excel.
Duprez & Benedict's Minstrels.
Business is steadily improving at the
Varieties Theatre, occupied by this troupe.
as the merits Of their entertainments become
better known. They played to good mat
inee house yesterday, and had a very fair
audience last night. For tonight and to-
morrow evening entirely new programmes
will be presented, and from an extensive
selected. The dry humor of Edwards, the
"bones," is irresistible. and he has fortu.
nateIy been able to illustrate tina. an end
man can be very funny without coavseaess
of expression and manner. We have pre-.
viously had occasion 20 speak Of the excel
lence OF Frank Kent. and Of Fox and Ward
in their acts, and of the superior vocal abi..
ity displayed in the company. and mus:
now allow our readers to see and judge for
themselves. Prompted by the success Of
the entertainment: given Saturday noon.
Mr.. Duprez has decided to give a grand
matinee performance Oh Wednesday next.
The party remains only one week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

FIRE LAST EvENING.-The alarm of fire
at twenty minutes after four o'clock last
evening was sent from one-story double
frame kitchen on Marigny. between Roman
and Derbigny streets, owned by Mr.. Ger
schen and occupied by Mr.. Roth and Mar
tina Davis. The building was entirely
destroyed. The fire originated through
accident
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

ONE TOO MANY Thomas Coreoran
makes bold to swear that Maria O'Rourke
has husband or two too many, although
she has seen the sunshine Of ffty-fve sum
mers. Maria was found at the corner of
Berlin and Tchoupitoulas streets. and
Judge Mccullough will interview this femi-
nine Mormon concerning this breach Of law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

SCHOOL TEACHERS RECEIVING CERTIFIED
gHEcKs-City Hall looked pleasanter yes
terday than it has for many a day, as ndy
looking school teachers, male and female,
called at Lyceum Hall to receive their Ger
sitied checks, in lieu of currency. MAJOR
sty of the profession accepted the situation,
beiug compelled by financial circumstances
to grasp at anything in the form of money. A
few. considering the sacrifice too great, con
Guided not to sign for the checks. preferring
70 wait little longer, hoping for favora.
Ole change.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
COTTAGE HOUSE NO. 4lO CONT STRgxT.
SUCCESSION OF ANTON MARTIN
Ss0eNH SsgIsus Ccgrt for the SaIish of OIiOaLs@
No. 80 .G9.

SseeHds lesgIsut Cont Tor the eaIish of Or 0aLsS
No. 80 5G9.
pf 70 70 s-IRARDEY 4 CO., AUCTIOS-
Deers-SlchnaA J. Hoev Auctoneer-Offce Eo~
II kNchauee' P.ace.-SA1 URDAY, November 8. ld7 a
at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AucS
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal ard
Customhouse streets. by virtue of two crrta q
Judgments OF the honorable the Second DistritS
eourt for the parish OF Orleans signed respectively
on the twelfth aud twenty sixth days of Septem-
Der, 1873, will he sold by pubic auction, in order
to effect partition q
LOT OF GROUND, in the Second District OF
this city. in the square bounded by COnt0 BEN
vile, Miro and Tonti streets. being lot No I, o
square No. II, and measuring 81 feet inch front
or Cont street, bv 100 feet in depth between pa0
allel htsse 1he Improvements comprise
story frams bOuse, slate Io0f. kitchen, two c!g0
terms, we!o shede etc, known as No. 420 Con
street.
Terms of Ssle-Cash. The purchaser to assume
payment over and above his BID OF all taxes Tor
the year 1878.
Act Of sale at the expense o. the purchases
before Joseph Coin, notary public
ocl II 10 IS mol 2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

Outward grace is bu: :h.y.sible symbol
@. inward culture. Exteral harmony is
bu: the visible revelation of :ha. proper
balancing of intellectual! ad moral :o.ces
:iat eon.t.tu:e perfect cLracter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

Tury ARE NOTIFIED. - Administrator
lewis has officially informed the president
of the Canal and Claiborne, and the Cres-
cent City railroads, that the square block
pavement at the corner Of Poydras and
TchoupitouIas streets needed repairing. and
She companies can pay $3.50 assessment.
That looks like business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

A plain spoken casuist says that there is
no absolute sin in horse racing, but that if
there is uything provoking in this world
it is TO bet your money on the wrong horse
and be obliged to steal ride home or 60
afoo..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

A WATcu AND CIRCUMsTANcE..~A.J j.
Redon had watch in his possession which
is successfully claimed by another party.
Redou gave the ticker to a young woman
in part payment Of an obligation, agreeing
to redeem the watch before the next
century. He failed to make any response
inside reasonable time, SO the youngish
woman sent the timepiece up spout, hold
ing the ticket ready for Redon. The real
owner wanted his property, and through
that circumstance the transaction became
known. Redon was arrested and tried to
have that youngish feminine eu. in
hockelty, but failed. Probably tie case
will be settled without the trouble Of an
extended investigation,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

Genera Custer listened 70 lecture in
Duluth on how TO save tie Indians. He
said the doctrine was good 'or the inside of
a church, but no man coul practice it on
the plains and save lis haiI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

Succession of Fanny Chase, Widow Of
John !. Deane-ho. 1892.
CECOSD DISTRICTCOURT FOR THE Parish OF
- Orleans.-W heTeas. William $. LscoU9 has petit
toned the CONT for letters Of admin stratiop On
the estate of THE late Fanny Chase. widow "t John
+. Ieane. deceased. interstate. Notice IS Arrebv
given 20 all whom is may concern 30 show cause
within ten DAYS why the prayer Of the said petit.
toner should not be granted.
BY Orde, OF the Court.
C.29 % 30. FRANK rsCT ~ Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

Succession OF John LHrenZD-No. 36.450.
SECcNE .'sTRICT COURT FOR TIE PiRirE o.
y crears.-Notice 10 hereby given TO the cges.:.
o-s of !his estate. and to alt persons herein u.
terested. 10 show cause. within ten DAYS from the
present notification. if any they have can why
the account presented by the testamen tary exScu.
tor of q is estate should not be homoogated and
approved. AID she funds is.sbUte1 in accordance
therew!th.
By order Of the Court.
oc16 Il 20 FRANK PACE ;H. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
SfeteOrOlOgfcaI and River Report

The signal service. United States army.
reports. Tor the beneh: Of commerce. the
meteorological record. and ,1se or tall OF
the riyers. at :;:i3 P. ~. :oca! time. ses:ey.
dow as fn'Iowse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
SUCCESSION OF JOHN TABOR.
Second District Court for til Parish of Orleans
No. So Asa.

NO. So,4Se.
DY c. E. GIRARDEY 4 co., AUG
ID tioneers- Nicholas J. Hoey, Auctjoneer-Offce
1873, at twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal between Canal
and Customhouse streets in this city of New Or.
leans, by virtue OF order of the honorable the
Second District Court Tor the parish of Orleans,
dated September H. 1873, will sold by public
/. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
OF this city, in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, Jens Live Oak and Laurel streets, desig-
mated az Nos. 5, Q. I, 8 and II.
Lots Nos. S. 6, 7 and adjoin each other. ard
measure each 80 feet front on Napoleon avenue by
100 feet in depth. The improvements on lots Nos.
and comprise "a new double one-story and attic
brick cottage. retired from the street, having frort
and side galleries and a double two story brick
kitchen in rear Lo.s Nos. and are under fence
Lot No. II measures 80 feet front Live Oak
street. by ia feet III depth. The improvements
comprise twOs story brick cottage with two story
rear.
?. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
of this city, IN the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue Jena, Chestnut and Plaqutmines or Co..
scum street. sad lots adjoin each other and
measure each "a feet inches front on Napoleon
avenue by lla feet in depth between parallel lines.
Lot No. ! forms the corner of Napoleon avenue and
Chestnut streets. These lots are fenced and vel
and ornamental trees shrubbery, etc
3. SIX LOTS OF GROUND IN CARROLLTON, par
ish of Jefferson, designated lots Nos. |, 2 g. 4
and "a OF square No. "a h, bounded by CarrOtUn
avenue Dublin Sixth and Jeanette streets. Lots
Nos. to5 adjoln each other, and measure each -
Gegt1 lot ~. forming tn corner Of Carrolton
ave. e So . te..'',. a.fc.ta, let ~ aii',a'
cfs % u,a ~ o GO TO-. 80 tr-f
d. d: 80 ''' '' '''''' 100 '''e'. .' 80
.'FES, oo,@. 0T. uF sRuUN, Ia sa-
frs.tGa, 0ss eA o. - s-I 90 ,uateJ Sos
ITO - ann sOinins S:is W hole OS square So Q o
bounded b. s'aryoIlton avenue, Short, Jeanness
aud shs!h streets and measuring together 800 res
frent on CaTrosltte avenue and Short streets, ana
27a fec. front oil .eanDstte and Sixth streets.
Te.m."f sa.. One-hslf cash, ands the remaeS
der o" . credit Of one year from date of say,
in notss bearing interest of eight per cent ATE
NUN sIs'm oate % sale Until nnal pay meme secuTs3
by pc cial mortgage ava Vendors lien the prop.
erfy so!de win ehe penal clause of i've
per cent attorneys fees in the event %
SUIT, iHpINS ein-Lts to be kept fully insured
and policies transferred, ard purchasers to aSs
same iaysnens, over and above their bids. of . .
taxes Tor 1873, PAYABLE 10 1874.
Acts OF sale AZ the expense of the purchased Gss
fore Octave Morel, notary public.
oc2 II Is % mol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

For ALL SAINTS DAY.-Next Saturday,
first of November, will be All Saints Day,
and active preparations in the several GENE
reries are progressing. Vaults. tombs and
graves are receiving attention from active
hands that remember friends and relatives
who have passed away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

A MASQUERADE BALL NEXT MONTH.-A
ticket on our desk bears the pleasant news
that the Pckwick Quadrille Club will give
a masquerade and fancy dress ball in Ex-
position Hall on the eighth OF November
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

DIVINE SERVICES To-DAY.-The ninth an
adversary of the restoration OF Inc rree
Church OF the Annunciation Will De ceier
trated today in the building corner 81
Race and Camp streets: lhere VIII pe "
spe and halfpast seven o'clock in the eve
ning. Holy communion will be admins
tered at the morning service. ..-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

Mardi Gras will fall on the seventeenth OF
February next year. Up to the present
.ime nothing has been reported concerning
she festivities for that event.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

A PLEASANT TINE. - The friends snd
members of Protector Hook and Ladder
Company No. 9 had pleasant time at nhe ~
ball las. night, in Stonewall jackson Hal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

NOTHING FROM THEM.-if 10 news is
good news, then the boys in blue who sailed
up Red river are doing well.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

SECOND EDIrIoN.-Fig trees have sec.
Snd crop OF leaves and tlgs' oat the i'ui'
WILL never amount to anything
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

q IF were only a sunbeam" was written
by q poetess weighing not less than "oo
pounds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

POLICE TRANsFERs.-Sergeant fuentes.
Aloiers. ia transferred to the harbor station.
Sergeant Chapman goes from the haroor
20 Alpiers,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
By Charles H. Reed.
SSCG RSsION OF MARY L. TAYLOR
PT CHARLEs ". REID ArcTIoSzERs

w.
Secon$ Sissrtcs Court for the Parish Of Orleans
NO. Sc 478.
DT CHARLES ~. REID ArCTIONgER
- OtnCe No. 81 ST. Charles street.-Will be sd.0
at public auction. at the Merchants ard Auction
GERS Exchange, Eoya street. between Canal and
at twelve O'clocK NJ. by order OF the Hon. A. Ia
Tissot, Judge of tho Second District Court for tho
PARISH Of bile leans, in the above mum berea ard en-
titled Succession, the following property, VIZ
First District.
:. NO. S12 ST. CHARLES STREET betyseen Mel
poine.e and h31Ia strcsts, III the square Dolhoed
last y by Prgtauia two lots of ground, measuring
each Is feet uciies front on - Charles avenue by
l20 feet in depth be wcrn parallel lines These lots
designated Nos . Id ton pan No. Il Of the
'.Seghel's square" in OH e OF j T. Stringer, lats
notary. Th,, fmprsveIucnts consist of handsome
tyo-sJory frame, with hall above ara below two
pa-lors with marble rla1tel5, dining room with
rbl- manrel, brrakfa st-room, kitchen etc, on
1rst door. Above, three bedroom N main houae
and 4. ar IN the wing. Across tE- ed and rear 30
lots anot her twbstOry building extends emfrac.
Ing var.ons good looms, several closets through
out the building. gas all through, aud all modern
Improvements, Two splendid cisterns Yards paved
flower garden, etc.
2 A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND comprising
80 60 100 acres with thu lpit4g3 md improve
ments thereon, il the parish II Tan .3otioa late
part OF the parish 81 81. aLl,ual. am known
the northeast quarter anu l.g- matt of soufheas.
quarter and east half OF south west quarter of
ton seven, township four south range nine east,
Patrick LAMB by act before M. Hahu, notary pub
nc May II. 1862.
Terms-Cash in Emitted States treasury notes.
ocs u - 26 NOD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
Agents Wanted

ARCNts WHICH
IN ali ..atss cities and towns in the Sn.f.s Gates
and Canadas.
Money should be sent by re clustered ler-@r r,ss-
office order or express, with the full address oi the
purchaser in plain writing.
Every package of eleven tickets has a char CO to
win eleven prizes, but positively certain TO win
one, while one person out Of every ten who puT-
chase package of eleven is bound to win TWO
prizes.
For further information and particulars send for
circulars to the manager and proprietor, and ad
dress SIMON Ankles
sell 3m esd Leavenwortb, Kansas,