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"ExToR7i0NATE DISCRIMINATION"

10 the Editor Of The chicaqo Tribune.
elR: Your Saturdays issue announced TINT
tho State Railway Commissioners, iu the heat Of
their immaculate indignation against "crlmo j"
in corporate capacity, Lad commenced prose-
cution against tho Chicago 4; Northwestern Rail-
road for "oatortionato discrimination in allow
Ing Its annual passes to romain outstanding af-
tor July l."
This is richness, md prompts tho inquiry il
tho Governor robbed the Ilsape. Asylum when
he appointed thoso l;p, worthless They should mako
General; It would doluo '"Extortion" to 30
Imposing gift upon q man who hadn't tho
cleek to decline it," and "Extortionato
Distribution to bo "Giving rairoad-paaacs to
and Railroad Commissioners aud Attornov-G Con,
shom." ' '0@
II tho absurditioH previously developed in this
Railroad law needed ono thing moro to bring it,
!ts makcra, and its official executors into q
climax OF ridicno aud disgust, hero it is in this
proceeding against corporation for donatiue
service that it had the right to charge for. In
dieting . penalty for comforting tayors Is q
theory 30 highly original that its author 1n1Ht bo
h.goniua whose conceptions would suit sonaa-
lonai weekly for m original story.
II tho plan ls good one, why not apply it to
Msy 'buaeg and country farlnors' cnrtaF Let the
bus aud etroct-car lines be 1nod for distributing
lead-hoad tickets to few special fricnds anti
lolpcrs, without serving all tho Inhabitants Of
'ho city alike. Thoy certainly commit tho crime
# "extortionato discrimination" And, IL q
larmor, With his wagon, over 6yortakes ono Of
;heso Commissioners plodlng, on foot, through
country mud or snow. said .9armor is hereby
cautioned against allowing Als Commissioner to
siao without pay. It world DO "oxtortlon."
You will Say tllia Ia nonsenslcal twaldlo, I
sGroe with yo1. But 1t Is o,lly IN application Of
one feature Of tho Nai'road law and tho action
Of the Commissioners to auch s,mplo AFFAIRS tint
ele simplest OF human liud cnn discern tho
ialotic nature Of tho law, and tho Righteousness,
not ciiininallty, Of snch prosecutions.
But, Il 1t ia . statutory crime to confcra favor,
TO TO lnake Thought IT not to bo groatorr
ffn efimo 70 accept the gift? Is it not amele
1leeaod TO give than to rcceive?" Evidently tho
commissioners ansl Attorney Gonoral,don't think
90, unless they look for blessing in giving tho
falEoaus r. I'LL that gyo thom passes, and which
they 10 not hesitate to use. iu Tic cornnotition
1or tno pr!zo on "'chcok," tho roads viii cor
tasnly have to yield tho palm to tho Coumission-
ers and Attorney.Genoral. And como poonIo
would think 1t moro consistent Ii The Goyernor
and hia Lieutenant wcro to surrender tl,eir
passes over tho State roada. posaihjv. thonDh
they prefer passoa to that othcr "iowol."
Please note that have said nothing NJ ,bo
policy OF the pass systo1a. Wv
CHICAGO, Nov. 23, 1873. '>' NN''""a'
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mnrrod tho beauty of hts poom with suoh mr.
rant nonaonao. 1t were bettor oyon to llayo
tlrown out The vorao, than to havo mndo for It
MIR. Miller geenn to delight III impossible con-
trasts. He saye, pago 90.
dods poet is silence; 10 loud,
Silence 1nny DO "exrrossl7e," Tbo,nnson
nays It la ena so 70 all fool 1t to be. It may bo
"profouud, as Mr.; Alillcr says, but "loud,"
never. On pago 90 llo says,
Tho dreadful lcep scas thcy aro o,,dcst when st,1
Why uso 'sloudcst," whom score OF othor af1.
1eotvoa true to nature may apty talso it's place
On pago % ho Bpcaks Of
Fragrance swtot as broezo Of bccs.-
= kind Of broczo II has mover boen orr fortune
to meet. On pnge os 10 ahys: "He aavs tho
groat sun died," instead Of "Aet, went dovn. u
or any other words TINT would bo rllo to nature.
Surely 1t WAS not nocesHnry to Introduce nhvsf.
cal abaurdlty III ort(er to hold up to our atlnjra.
tion tho gorgeous imagery Which alorna tho
stanZa.
1t ia duo to Mr. Miller to aay tint tho noem.
bofore us-thcrn arc several ottorg in thu hook
besides 'tThe sun-Lands "-ahow marltoti im-
provemcnt on his i1rst efforts. Thoro aro moro
careful c study and moro critical accuracy mani
fest In their composition. While wo bynlpatl,izo
with him In the scorn ho shows for artitirjnl
pootB, as In the following:
Go, splonttd-1nailo e!ngor, 80 finished. 20 fntr
Ge Ge haagy hsng yo,i % Of noavsn with iloyos prayor
ssure srsa sss sna 5raa mh r.
Go sling you Of battles, with mover scar:
" sunlight, with mover soul for tho noon.
Meve coll and alone like broken, bright toon
And nhfmmer and shino Ike far, cold star
yot ho cannot afford to ignore tic well-ostab-
lishod rules Of English composition, nor TO uso
the can't phrases Of bordor-Ife.
Wo cannot ]ny asidn the book without intro
uuotnE this noble tribute to those who hnyo sot-
tied our Northwestern 6tateH and Territories:
My bravo and unremomborcd heroes rcst:
You foil In Silence silent lie and scep.-
sleep on unsung, for this, say, wcro bost;
Iho world to-day has hardly tino to weer:
Iho world To-day will hardly care to koop
n hoart her plain and unpretcndinK brave.
The desert winda, they whistle by and sweep
About you 1rownd md rlssot grapes wave
Along thousand leagues that lio ono common Qrayn
Those criticisms arc made by friendly haud.
Like hlr. Miller, tho writer saw those "fcoruea
Of common grave" before, as now,
Tho proud and careless pass In ranco-cer
Along tho limo you b1azon'l whito With bones
Liko him,
On eminent peaks TINT arc dark With nine,
And mantlcd In shadows and volctd in storms
havo nado my camps; ulajostio gray forna
VI the thunderclouds, they Companions of ine
As on him. tho summis Of Ranior, and Hood.
md Shaska clad III robos Of snow, beautiful, and
old as creation and glorious In tho beams of tho
summers SIN, have looked down on us; and
our bost wishes that Ills nnmo may be enrolled
among tho greatest of Americas Eoets shall oyor
nttond the poet of 'tho Siorras and a tho Snn-
Lands" He has the gonius, and can acquire the
culture, to do IT.
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A lsuris 8uiUi{tc,

. II 7fEW ] 0FE 7T91t8 74fT7tF,
Last ynnr ono poor lrunkard killed htmse]f.
leaving behind him very sentimental and ufloct.
Ing lottor, to aay that hia lifo WAS q b,,rdsn to
him without his doar lanontod," and that ho
was going to rcjoin l1or III better world. On
Inquiry 1t turned out TINT his wifo Ind boon dead
four yearB; TINT he had boon twico arrested for
boating her; TINT they never llyod day without
quasrait,gs aud, finally, that they haa boon
separated for more thati two years before hor
deatl. Thia In fair sample OF many HuicideB
Tor IL n,ie caHes ont Of ton tho CAUSE given Is
not tho true ono. Since tho Journals ceaHod to
si'o tho names OF tho uuicidou, aud to recount
tholr tragic history IN dramatic terms, suicide
haa boen grsaually declining u reputation.
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KANSAS.
The appointment Of Robert Crozicr rs
United States Senator.
Gen. Osborn's Action Viowed with Wide
spread Disfsvor.
Mr. crozlcr Regarded as Representative Of Tho
Commercial Element" In Politics.

Correspondence NJ The Chicago Tribune.
LEAvENwonTn, Kan., Nov. Is, 1873.
Tho appointment of Mr.. Robert Orozior to thu
place In the United States Sonato mndo vacant
by the rontgna,ion OF Mr. a. Caldwell iBroceiyct
IN tlis Stato with
w1DE-srnrAp p1srAyon.
Even tho friends OF Gov, Osborn arc forced
10 admit TINT 1t was most grieyous political
blundor, because AIr. Crozor Was Caldwell'f
chief Disturbing officer during the notod Seua,
tor1al canvass Of 1871, mud the ox-sonators at
tornoy boforo the Senate Committee Of E]ec.
tons md Privileges. Mr.. Orozler has, Of latc
years, boon very unfortunate, or very inlscrect,
In his political associations, and is everywhere
recognized MS n representative of
THE "coMalEno1AL ELEMENT"
In politics, do not crodit the popular rumor
that Gov. Osborn made straight monoy bar-
gatn with Caldwell friends in this last politl-
c9l transaction. but suspect It wilt bo impossl-
ble to convince majority OF tho people Of Kan.
bas to tho contrary. I atn Inclined to believe
that Gov. Osborn, foaring tho threats Of certnin
men who WELD an influence in politics. consented
to subordinate hia own wishes to tho desire OF
his friends, and, whflo In condition Of
NERVOUS DECENTRALIZATION,
buperinluccd by MI ovor-prcssuro Of hungry
applicants for tho vacant place, .gavo the COM
mission to Crozlor to bc done with tho business.
However, ~ II tho Governor hnd beon moved BY
tue highest sense Of good to tho stato, and Ind
uoHtroIl} uonoeeu tnat nlr. CroEef Waa, OF all
npPlcants, tho ono pcst lifted for the position,
ne consequences would not havo boon dlGorent;
tno appointment would have boon received with
oatepoKch remuneration, and tue Governor ac-
GM GMaco OF Haklng merchandise Of his prorogatiyo
Inc people arc aro apn!ellcntiyo that tho money.
ololnent II htnto politics will got tho upper hold
agaiia. una v!ow with lmmodlato Haspicion any
nayial 1a POLITICAL recognition OF Caldwell and
fomeroy.
nm. cnozrEu.
tno new senator for less t!'an ninety days. is
about oo years OLD, lnwyor by profession, and d
panK-cashler pa by occupation. Ho mingles freely
~ aonanne Society, and Is accepted by tho ladies
r. r. !nont uenghtln! ana entertaining old beau.
nei ul4uethtoou n tns CITY tnat Ao W1ll favor
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A:Dogcnso os t,1r. Crozier,

70 tho Editor of Ihe Chicago Tts5Mns:
si7: think TINT, indirectly, You do tho Hon.
Robert crozior, nowly appointed United States
Senator from Kansas, M injustice, in your cd
ltorial comments this morning.
Judge Crozior, In acting rs attorney for Ca1d-
well, did no more than any other first-class law
yer, r,would have done, and was, no doubt, aoloct-
ed and employed by Caldwell on account OF
bis recognized eminent legal attainmeuts. The
Judgois not now. nor las he boen for several
years. politician and. when he retilod from
The practice Of tho law q few years since, on &C.
count Of failing health. ho stood at the very
bend Of his profession in the State.
OF quiet, dfgniiod, yet nffablo doneanor,
fair and wel-balanced mind, you will find that.
whatever nffront Judge Crozier's appointment
may DO to tho politicians OF Kansas 1t iB most
certainly IN honor to tho State to be represented
md Clldwolia who hare disgracod her
CHIcA0o, NOV. 70, 1873. REpunLIcAN.
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Anft11ul Spirits.

The amount of bodily strength p7ovorbially
consumed by the small boy in tho yo1ation Of
his grown.up brotlors is only cqualod by the
amount amount of energy wasted By young men in
Yalo College illustrates luis. A fow nights aeo
member Of the class Of rs fastoned . flae Of
hlH clasu to the top Of the ntooplc Of the college
chapel. a night or two later momber Of the
c1ass Of 40 substituted for this flag Of his own
treated hia fcllow-olimbor, this young man. "a
le came down the lightning-rod, stuuarod it With
groase: It is reported in the New Haven Jour
.,al7 nala that ono Of these young men, unhappy
PROBABLY because his neck is yet unbraken, has
eIass ei OH the top Of ovory ohurca-Hteoplo in
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tho ins.iaation Of Tho desil antl In certain woods
near Alo!!tt TX Towsl bein9 thon and tliero nono
held In h!a hnrs, and cnd thereof PIT about lls
neck and tl1o other end thereof tied about bough OF
ccrtnin oak troc hmHolf tlcn diel thero. Will tho
cor aforesal Voluntarily aud foonio1sy aud Of NAL
iso ntdretiomght hinged Rnd auirocated HIMSELF and
tort then md there in tho manner mud form aforo-
snil ~ fco,l, Of hnscl1 Killed. s.rangc and m,,r-
Gefou hlaoIt ngainst tlie peace and dignity Of tho
cgrnohWehlflt. t6gncd> JACOB SoupEns.
and J. r., md also sgpud by the LIZ
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4 Tonnsylynnis. Juryss Verd,ce.

The Lanoastor Inquirer gives an ncvouut ~
the suicide by hanging Of young Henry Waltcra.
noar Mount Joy. AS q curiosity In IT'D limo va
publish tho verdict OF tho Coroner'a jury iu Ills
That tho do0eaHotl, Hurry Walters, by not haytnu
aoa heose Ls dIes. but bniux seducod spa mQYed b9
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GT0LEN-F1sOM THE PASTURE or a. r. SMELL.
i,'ns n5ns s 1 l's s nas whG t. heas s ana
Algh Is In good ilcsh li.lernl reward W DO nsli fnr
hs rosnrnod to ELAER W.tSuuURN, Chiof Of Fulice
DhtcNgn. ' ~ N ''
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Employment AeonoicH.
w ANFED-7o0 WOpD.DttOPPKnS, FOR MIQIII
r.! gan. Apply t. ClIIalSFl.AN HING, No. / souii
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IQn HALE-On ExOIANf,s ri; s1H;';,"e,7c ;iG11s,, ~
1tns. sSi hnItan ssbo !urs oost aSo; irso slian
auhin ~ ~, isdF Fo $$' studs AMI Plus sewing
SaIt nan s"s M"a's ,n s.s; h'tss' H. Ss t
ttalle'lt,. ROOM y. S'' - o"oA'A1' "a 4A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

VTD:R'rI, DISTRICT 'Dt EFT FOR THE PARISH
Il of cfl.ans No. 1855! No IL, late Seventh
iS.riC' Court. BY "irtUr Of wit OF fer!
tacas 90 me directed by fhe honorable IN"
Four.!. ..s:5..: &. 1T: 10Y III. pal.5h of Or
leans. in Ii. above tItIt.'! cause, 1 Will
proceed: :, sell at puhHC auction, at the MGR
chants SuA AuctiOu.,,r. Exchange. ROYAL street
between .'aua! and Customhousr streets in the
second District OF thi- city. On SATURDAY., March
y 1873. AZ twelve O'clock 81. IL" following de
so.ih. d property, "a Wit
:. LOT OF CRDi'St .ItUat-i :! thc Second Dis
:lict OF II" city OF New 0reau- IN the square "oT.
pr. ed bet we,U BASIN Franklin. Ben' ~" and tus
tOmhOuSe streets. said lo' .: ground measure.
more less. in American measure. thirty seven
feet three inches cur J mes 'front.' on ehcn OF BASIN
and Franklin streets hg OF. hundred tnd tWtnte
seven feet tel. inches i've lines 10 dept from one
street 20 rh. her. The "iOle III conformity 70 a
plan drawn by +. y. tpUrne, and deposited, under
numb. : :wo hundred and sixty five in the Office OF
Th.udcr.9 ;!uyOl. then d notary public in this city,
Together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. consisting, hrsL of :. frame house, with
dOrmer .udOws diV .dti auto two tenemsnts, ana
containing ..I rooms two.I-ttrns, paved yards and
tWo sfOGy bac. a Giug-. cont aiming four rooms.
privi.s hydrants. etc.; secondly. p frame house,
containing three rooms d |astl-hOuse or shed, els
tern, prvirs, ere. Rented az . grocery. There az"
r3ar,.tr allrV WAYS corridors. for each tenement
b-ing III. same property acquired no." he sue
'"sinn o: Loui. Adams and Cat h"rlu' Car" per a'f
passed btfDr- {. V tOu.oA. rotary D"b!I" u. H. =
NY. dated "-nti.th J.nuar: 1852.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms Cash o. the spot.
W = HARPER
a..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
W ? BARRIER,
81 q u.ls Sherifi of tn. Parish OF o. leans.
Widow v. Domingou " VIZ. ana Mrs.

W IdUW V. BGtEEng0u " VIZ. ant. s9Is.
.IOse z. Euruilyr utrEa.
S'IXTH DI>TEICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. catchy virtue Of writ of
:rrt ta.ida 20 ne directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans. IN
tl. abov. entitled cause, will proceed 30 sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Au"tioneeTs
Exchange ROYAL street. between Canal and Gus
tomLous.. streets, IN tn. Second district OF this
city, On SATURDAY. March -. 1873. at twelv"
O'Clock NJ. the following describe! property. 10
wit
THR UNDIVIDED HALF OF LOT or GROUED.
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the taubours IRENE, second D5stllo OF
this "ty, designated b. the number four of Sc Uar'
number five. comprised within St. Philip. ursu
ines, GalveZ and Johnson streets. Said.at having,
american assure, thirty feet front On ..sunts
w hufdI. i feet IN depth between paral-
ie. l.rr according TO a plaza deposited as No. ~ "a
The office If Theodore. GurG!. notary public in this
city. Whic'. undivided half 81 said lot belong nS
10 tie defend Il herein IS -uhe,: I. :"~ !"%a.
rsUtrIct .: mo painfii. herein. 81 ~.uu" " con:
muf.ity Of ',";or D9mingo..
Seized in h" above suit.
Tt.U!S--''ast. un the sp.:.
". P HARPER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
SHERIPFS SALES,


million, William p. Vincent.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans. No. 40S-By virtue of = writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleal
in the above entitled cause, and pursuant to an
agreement entered into between the parties
interested therein, I will proceed to sell al
public auction. at the Merchants asd Auctioueers'
Exchange Roy al street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets the second District of this
c,ty on SATURDAY, April 5. 1873 at twelve o'clock
NJ. the following described properly To wit
l. A CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND, with all
the improvements thereon, rights, ways, priyi-
leges, advantages ard appurtenances therenutO
belonging in anywise appertauinS, situated
iii the Fourth District of this city, in the
square bounded by Nay AIDES tn"w st. Charles,
Josephine. PrS tania and ) . Andrew streets,
measuring fifty feet front on St. Charles street,
CONNIE ncing at the line of the property OF Charles
Lauer. 10 which said portion OF ground adJ0lns,
by depth of one hundred ana rlSht feet one
inch six lines, between equal and parallel lines,
which portion of ground is com Osed of the
whole of lot gna, I'd by the letter and por-
ton OF lot de gnated by The letter a sketch
drawn by Charles G. de LIsle, on the .iyt enth
day of April 1851, and annexed 10 an act before :.
BOuny, notary public in this city. passed on the
eighteenth day of July. 1867, and purpOrting to
be a sale made by J. \. Blanc, syndlc. to Charles
Lauer.
,. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND. with all
the rights. WAYS, privileges, advantages and ap-
purteuances thereuntO belonging or IN anN W Sc
Apptrtn'ung, situated IN SAID District and square.
and adjoining the portion of ground heremabOVe
described, and measuring ten feet 'front.' on St.
Charl' street, BY depth of hundred and eight
feet one inch six lii between equal and parable!
lines. Winch portion of ground is part Of lot dPsig
mated BY letter G. on a skeich d avn H. Charles G.
| dc Llsle on the sixteenth of April 1867 and an.
nrAed 10 an act before L. Buuny notary public in
this city. passed on the eighteenth of july l26.
| 10 Charles Iauer.
! Being the same property acquired by tn. defend.
| ant herein by pun chase from the plaintiff herein
| per az. passed before John ii. Eustis, a notary
| public III this city. On tho twenty fourth day OF
! November. 1863.
Seized in the above suit.
! ItTn.s-t;aah on the spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
Moses katY vs.. Henrietta Hooker.

&,iNTH DISTRICT COURT fch 1Hh PARISH or
- orleans. No. !15'.--B, virtue OF WIZ CT seq
w. ano sale 80 me directed by III. houorarc tte
*i.;t Dlst.lct C"uTI fOr the parish of ''"an-5 ~
IN. above entitled .aus. | " II vrCct. I" -! 81
public aI"tion, at the Merchants ano AU"ti"n'.I,
kN'.Uang', Royal street. between Cave and Is
IOm.IoUse streets. in The second District OF ttis
ct', "n "a URpAF, Mar., y, 49,. q '7'e.E.
O'clock N. the following described properly q
wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROCED. together
WITH all ,h'' bui'dl = and Improvements there -.
situated il the Four'h Iist... o! III, civ n IL.
square bounded hy 'rvadrs Seventh. Hat"uI""ni
k'2hin streets, a-,lr.. s'Atyrvr feet more or
+ = On S"'ri..! street, ~ dep! OF >"'"n'' y"
fee: more o. ies> between parallel lines when
.a!d ab"E' bed portion -. ground forms 't
81 .So other 90 'lcu. continued compose OF 40
certain !."".> ~ portion. If ground a'r"h 49,
acquired by he defendant herein tior Walter bur
Nv or he s"y''l'""u,:. day OF MAJ, !"5 y: 49, -
tore a"'ir =. t'tirt, y sofa - puI +" ~ III. -.
~ "h,H. a. per pan ot s''c prop ~. - - =
~ l"iI-t'lr surveyor ,:a1.d oetU.cI =" 80.
seized y. ~" ahr-. el.:t.
..iu!s ,asi ~ The s.yt.
ut. : >h'''h rffl' tar'- q 10 ::
I.nlitte. Dufi'h. II TO. Wv. fl. Dig&. Ct I'll
s,'TiF n.> tR. i.n.-Er FOX TIE "..: ~ az
- '.,''.H'. No Fab. W: Ir 80 %, 81 = u
=, gins; y. =. al u =. !: l.. 4 -.r'' :.
p" '"r a. -: - ~ i.I''I,Hi'' ~" ~ 49,
',t.i "ar-'. W. proceed II r-I. ~ I'!'.' ':''
'.'', Oil " tDN >tAi arch ; 1913. =. -" ''."'t
L. NJ. - L'E "lai"'",-.". -. - 81. g." street
f,t oval and H,'rI DOE street. :. ,'.s..h
oYt LOT OF ASSORTED GROCERIES. as :--:..
vrH;ory. "hlsn MAJ Be s"ea Ia! ~1si''.
Ia" Large Counters.
POUR U-.k-.
Two lion Safes
one Larg- Fairbanks Scales
seized IL the above .uit.
TrTmS-l.s5 on the spot.
ss9. ;: IT.: sAs':S Ct tie P4..sS 9: oF-'s-a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
:. =. Roach -. ". Ill. Waters.

S,Ix.I, DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- orleans, No +0.5.--By ,TIur of % writ "f
fer: taciAs. T." u" directed By the honorable the
SiNta uts ret Cour. 'ar the paI SD "' Orleans, III
thu. .bog. .;.. tiled Cause. si proceed 20 sell at
public auction. on MDTDA: March 10. 1878. ~ o. Z"
o'nlocls f.. NJ. at LEONARD : Ma wells stab - cor
NJ; Bar nuDe ans. UNION street,. 81 ia" FIRST DI>
;Ec: Of tn. .i;'
Ol. .r"wt. "rs,. "'!.' t"f. Bus@" "nr ~ sir gle
Harness. one whip one Blanket. AID Oh" Sld!l'
and = die
Seized II tn. abOV- -u'f
T.Ins-t.7h on IA" spot.
W +. HARPER,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
SHERIFFS SALES.


cSIyru nrsrpICr Cornr 40, ~ -, an
- O-Iaors ~ tton ~ ~ rOn mn rAhlSh Vf
facias 20 10 $500 '!itue OF WIT OF ntTl
lnstrict Court toT ~ w ING LSholSole Che ei.Lh
ahove anti,id - 20; ;Ii 'ti VI Sr.eahs; ~ tne
liz anctian On ~ pto 90 "a W son ~ pup
on WFDNssnsY KS 70 io15 yer utesSht'u,
o'clnct n ~, y1 "a iE 1o'o, az nan lasI Ten
wit 49, 49, 'H' '0'4o"IiS oeScfloeu property 70
1yyO HORSES ono a bav cs,a;,o, ,o,,,, ,a-,,,, 49,,
one @ stallion called ToL,ir ~ , - 4th GU
Raro-,cht four seatpd go - ~ go Ouo it'lnt
s,ny,. Harness and one - So,aSI ~ c 81
uI,,,la ar tIa bnuss rnrncr.oS St M 30, ~ ~.
Charle. streats in th- Eo,rth 49, 90 ~;
citr va ~
And at half mast f ye o,cI,ct y ~ or ,ha rro,,
leo che following described nronertv 70 wi, p
Three rIat ho.+s and two urtrigbt bni tirr &C.
Rhymes mon two of said boats. also al To"Is
Im1IpmeDts and Instruments upon sad boats nv
anpertalning thereto The whole 10 he Iornd ~
t6e md or ~. New canal sh. II road alopgsiC a.
LAKE shor. rryctments "
Ssiz, Il in the above suit
Tprus-Casn on the epo.
W P HARPER
Srh5l, Sheriff Of the Parish of OrIsans
Dawes ~ thunln2 vs.. Lion ~ fhsard
'aCllHe Lion ana lsluOfe flusaiu)
FHIPTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
4 Orleans No. 1899 BY virtue of writ of
teri facias to NE directed by the honorable she
Fifth district Court for thu parrish of OIL. al in
the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at
while smction at tb. Merchants and Arctionqers'
t,chanr- ROYAL street befw cen Canal and Gus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
SHERIFFS SALES.
Charles Whiting ~. II. PrankO.

Charles Whiting ". II. PrankO.
S,ITFH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans. No. 1lt'By virtue of writ OF s"trt Ere
aud sale to directed BY the honorable the Sl' III
District Court for the paIlsk OF Orleans III the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell Il; pu!'
auction, al the Merchants and ALcti0n-"rs ~.
chan =, Royal t.rr"t be: getu Canal and custom.
house streets in the Second District OF thl- 'tE,
on TUESDAY. March u, 1915 al lively" oc.ock u.
the following described property. 20 wit
\ CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, with a. the
buildings and improvements theron, and 81 the
rights. ways and advantages belonging cit
Uated III the First District OF thus city IN The GuaIc
bonded by Julia, BarOune. 81. Joseph and 'dIon
dset .lreTts. and being thrtythrre feet on men
81. !'res 'front.' on JUL: street, by arpta OF
one hundred and !retN two fe, more OF less. ana
forming part q: \ lot designated By 'he number
on" on a plan drawn by L,Ui. Surg on The fourth
of ocroOei, 1874. and deposited III the Office u
y theodore S"ghers lat. notary public IN thi' city
Being me same property acquired b: IN" defend
ant herein by purchase from Jacob Levine. as per
act passed be-, re Joseph Gohu, notary prht' Al
tbs lily. on IN" thir'y :; day Q. January. ~
Seized III the allow. suit
Ve.u.s-L ash on the spot.
w. ?. HARPER.
:"ii ml; =: sheriff rr the Parish ~ Orleans.