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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

by NASH & HODGSON.-W I; HoDGsOS.
ID Auctioneer-O Office No Carondelet street.
ON SATURDAY, March |. 1873. at twelve o'clock
NJ at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement rotunda of the St Charles Hotel, In this
city. by virtue and III pursuance of an order Of the
Hon. A l.. TissOt, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated January 25,
1873 docket No. 35,895, for account of the
sion of william II. Cameron. deceased. at puDhe
THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND together
witt. the buildings and improvements thereon. stu
ated in tn" Fourth District of this city, IN tho
square bounded by 81. Charles. CarOndelet, Con.
rcy and Sixth streets designated az Nos |. and
:, which measure as follows, to wit: Lot No.
measures lu2 feet 10 inches lines front on 81.
Charles street. by depth and front on Sixth
street of $50 feet, forming the corner OF 81.
Charles and sixth streets Lots Nos. and NE 10.
mr.. each 81 ', nchps lines front on Carond. let
Stree; bv depth of $50 feet adjoining lot No in
its ar and forming the corner of Carondelct and
SIKH streets. according to plan made by Louis
II Pile. late city surveyor, dated June 1857.
T.rm--Ca7h on the spot III United States treas.
NV notes. ia28 e8 i Y mhI
TWO DUUbLt rEhhMkNr COTTAGES. C0RNsR
OF JOSEPHINE AMP LIBERTY STREETS,
FurkTH DISTRICT. AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION or CHARLES FERGUSON, DE
CEASEp
Second Distr.c, Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 5,685
DY NASH & HODGSON.-w. I. HODGsON
- Au"tt"u, rI-Oficc No. CarOndelet street
o.. SATURDAY. March 3. 1873. at twelve o'clock
NJ a: the st. Charles Auction Exchange. In the
y
city b. virtue and in pursuance of an order of the
Hon. 4. f.. TIssot. judg" of the Seconi District
Court Tor the parish of Orleans, dated January
30 1915. docket No 1908, for account Of the sue
c.sson 81 Charles Ferguson. deceased. ut pubic
auction, viii be old
TW. LOTS OF GROUND. together with the
bu..'ii - and improvements thereon, situate in
IL" Fourth District OF this city. in the square
hourdtd by Josephine, Jackson. Fran kiln ana
Liberty tate fllcul streets, designated as Nos,
and :. which al join each other and measure as fo..
lows. TO VII:
L.; Ne lncaaur's - feet 10 inches front on LIB
ert. Gate Ellen, street. by depth and front on
Josephine street of 60 feet and forms the corner
of jose pnine ana Liberty streets
lot No. measures - feet? inches front on LIB
.r'v tate Ellrrl street, By depth at 20 feet, AL
h.tv..n parable. lines American measure. accord.
ing to I. plan exhibition Al the place of sale.
TIL" improvements consist OF d"ubi" tenement
frame cottage house aCh lot. containing three
rooms OK each side. with pr!'ies, CsteIns. sheds,
etc.
Trrm--Casl. on the spot in United States treas
ur" 'ot's.
Aci- ~ -ai, before John T. COt!cy. notary public,
AZ the .Xp.-nse of the purchaser.
/; -. " H. =. Dlil
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Auction SALES,
By G. E. Girardey s. Co.
sS o 80
FIRST GREAT SALB OF TIL. SEASON

FIRST GREAT SALE OF TIL. SEASON
on TEE YEARS CREDIT.
toR ACCOUNT OF ABSENT OH-YER'
Comprising one. Two and three.stor; houses. J..
tram. and in brick.
A VALUABLE BATTCRE SQUARE nca: che '-.In
Elevator, tIigib.y situated :OC commercial and
industrial purposes requiring q water from
THE OLD SITE Of THE LATE STOCK LANDING.
comprising t~o .ntirs s!uarts on Vat, ?
Tohouptoulas AID Chippewa s:E..:s .ad
fronting Louisiana avenue.
.HAT Srn5DLT BUILT RANGE OF oEESo"Fi
BRICK DWELLINGS on louisiana avenue ss'
tH.en Chippewa and Jersey streets.
SEVENTY EIGHT CHOICE BUILDING: :orS, cor,
prism. tn. four egtire squares bouude. .
:dgazir- Constance laurel Antoaihe Ame Ia
uaa F0ucie. streets with AL the improve
.n"nt. thereon and iininedat"y opposite one
of the pre':iest improved suburbs or n" c!tN'
Ind the handsome residences OF Messrs. WHIT.
Feyton. For.tal!. Rice 3Ioth.Is, Good"tn and
Others, and
HOvR SQUARES Or GROUND n'ons re!Achsse
Fouchtr, Am..,a ~ Denis and st. Patrick
str.ets and Ot!Ie, very desirable buIldln. sites
.ne entire <!t.lout reserve terms Of nth IN
cash aad the remainder at ten Fears credit foG
notes only bearing 80 pe. cent pc. "nEt;Ai ~
t,.es:.
The above !. seized properly 3 a: sold Er"" from
taxation, except for the current H"ar. PAYABLE
only in i37. a.d .ndeE OIL. o: IL. Iss, titles IL
tie state.
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By S. Guinauit.
SUCCESSION OF FREDERIC KLErN-No. $40,

.. ~ - 80 ~
!. SUCCESSORS or fKhDhiiC hLhlN-Hp "tt!".
. . ... = 800. . ....- $780,.
EtI - At iNAtli, aJt llpNHth--''fFlIE
- come OF ENcEaHEr a!ity AKA tn' NE street
SAttRDAf, February " 1903, VIII De s"d al t"eF"
o'CtoCh NJ. al the Merchants and AtctluhterS hX'
change, ON Royal street. between Canal ana Gus
tonhous" streets, "y virtue OF an oi@'r rom me
honorable m" second district t"'Tt ioi .he parish
OF Or. ans, dated January II, ld'5-
LOT or GR3I NJ, designated by Inc No. !.
SIT uat'd ~ lie IiId D!'tiirt or New o. !tais II
the square houhdtI ny Fi"h' um"h, H"oo'hl hrr!'
Love and Eiysa Flt!'s streets me" 9urin9 amer
lcah measure - Itoi 'front.' GA rF"h"hulth street
ny " lt't IN dePih On 'oucti'''itil street anu
"a i''t IN the rear. ana forming 'h' corner 81
FT'iithn''n anu "ooHcillHtrh streets; l"GtthtF
with the b,llGlnSs anu Improvements 'heftoh'
consisting %: q mouse 81 i"ur rooms. u w" Story
kitchen OF tour looms paved yard. eastern. Pr!'S.
ere. -" pan az u" h''""''S'',
Icrns-one ha.t cash, ana the haIahce al a
credit OF Oh" ana Two %tarS loF h"t's nearing
elGAt Yer c'ht interest per aishih from oalc ana
- tn purchasers IL east "' jud'cia! pri c"t"G'
tor tit recovery or any OF me notes. me buIih-
iuGS au0'" described hdh' ne insured ~ 'n' tut-
cl"stis ah 'ht }'oi'-S titlHliI' /" ~ "i'1' +
OF me no "N ~ lHt 'tH"a 81 ~" N'u l"'T 10 "o
a. IT," cost OF ttr P'ic' aS' U'9"'' an" "H"'e
.!i' pro 81 d,.luu'"ti'
SCI "t ei'' n,ioi" A. L'''N i''r n"t"'T p-,'', al
'"c expense OF III' ILlrl.IS I1-- - i :. - %
.I-rrLr.i,v nu nav ,rnTSSor.-yo .i,.o
~ -' - - $500 0'
,r,~. ,.,,,,,l.,,,,,.,, o.
-. , - AZ y 'i'e
- ,.,-fi,: - - -, IN - 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

VALUABLE ?ROgE!IEs II THE SECOND DIS.
TRICT.
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By Nash q Hodgson.

vALCABLE ST. CHARLES STREET PROPERTY
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BY Placide J. Spear.


Lot on FOURTH STREET, IN THE FORTH
Dl>TRICT-SUCCESSlON OF K. MCALF!S
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 49,.
rpY rLACEDE !. SPEAR. AUCTiONEhR--
az ptfir. NJ. 4b Exchange all E.-1HJRNDAhr
Narch q. 1873. at u o'clock NJ. viii h" sold at
pubic auction at the st, Louis Auction Exchange
ON ~. Lc,!is q rect, between Charities and Royal
streets. by virtue apd III pursuance 20 an order
from t.., Hon \. L. TIssnt, Judge 0t the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
.'autIy %. 1875: tor account OF the aDoY" success
-"u. I" Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. lying being and
riti!ated in the Fourth District OF this city. ia
th.. SQUARE bounded by Fourth. Third ST. Patrick
street and forming the corner of said square. and
If l2o Toe; and front ST. Patrick sircet. and
d~s gnat.tl by the No. Il on III. plan 81 square.
together y tn all thu improvements and dcprnden.
Ci,, ;h.I"unto belonging OF ia &n.~!." apPeEtaihs
TERMS Ga al OF the spot.
A., of -stle. together with int"riIa! i"vr" Ur
STAMPS etc. before ChTistOvhl MOfrt. notary pub
lie al the. expense of tn. purchaser.
frl y II - ni!II
THAT VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
FRONTING oNJOSEPH AND JERSEY ST EgETS
SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MARY J. ECKFLS
Second District Court for the Parish u! Orleans
No - 3}9
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Succession OF WILLIAM T. 1AMlROS, De.
CEASED.
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INSURANCE.

."/,>-' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office Corner of Camp and Canal Streets.
Caplta!. .............. ~''-p" WV
Assets December'l !5-2................ .35 "a! =
Insure. Fire. Marine and Rrr., RISK. dividing
the profit, separately on .ach department "a the
insured
For the accommodation q: ~ customers, the
Company Ill. make marine .oa,as payable II
london.
). .U.EI .':.s.d.a:.
= ". IL $3.50. Se.T@.s:".
Directors.
George r-iu'isr:. n. Parr'
=. DlgazDn. placIde FOfs:4.
q y. Babcoc.. Au.. Reichayt
= BaiII" Blanchard. y. hiltenh-rg-r.
=. Schneider ". y. - N.Inidt
Charles Latittr. J. iuv"s feii -
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DY e. T.. GfRiRDEY r. Co. AUCTION
Nd eers--Otice No. ]. Exchange pdC..--SiT
URDAY Mar. "a l. 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ. at Tb'
Merchant. and AuctiDneers' Exchange. ROya'.
between Cana. and CustonlhOuse streets. viii BE-
sold nv public auction. for account o. absent own.
trs The following described sew va!uab.e prop
err n
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SCCC2SS!OE rT ELl2ABETI riArr DECEASED
WIFE OF UEt>RE VrISEk.

NALvABL. GarPL3TIES ~ TIE SE,OSN DIS
TkIt"..
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FuRNITURE-TCRNITU
SUCO ESSION OF THOMAS J. BECK.
A'RARIEA q. EHR,ClER

* eo<shi-ES T. fSiA iiFt., ~
DAY, February l., 1875, a: II 4. NJ, will be SO d
on the premises. klearoT strt ct, between Laurel
aud Live Hak streets, hy ordts Of the honorable
Second District Court for he parish Of p'le.ns-e
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Terms-.'ash on the spot. fc5 - l6s
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=. .'-,vr ...'"m"gt : a true and correct tran
a,.9 :; ...'.' Il. sv-.s ,f ,ho company
Kt>PAR aUCH. President.
70. TI.r.. Secretary.
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INSURANCE..

NrEw ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Corner .: Uanal and Camp strects.
.-,r;,..:1-H AKECAL STATEMENT,
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Dy pnAc1DE ). .PEsR. ArcrloNERR-

Second District Court for the Parish .! Orleans
No. B ga.
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. E. Girardey & Co.
A,>iGNEE.S SALE IL BANKRUPTCY.
r0INT2 COCPEE LANDS.

~ THE MATTER OE LEVY DETER, ~ 8ASF
ruPtcN.
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THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
ISS!.EBI.'S SALE IN bAEAhtF.E!.
IN rH% HAV.EH OF Scion ASGE~, IN BANH.
IuDtCv.
rrc y ,.luaRnnN IE CO., ArcrlnN

District Cour. 81 :.a United S.a'es Of A"l"',a foE
Il. District OF Iariis;ana-So. 1913
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Canal Streer..............1O4
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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District Court Q! she United stare. ~ America "a
u. D.3:glc. OF LOWS anA-No. Iltl.
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Di,--.: Court Of TIE United STATE. o' America FOR
TIE 1istyic: oi Lou7iana tang al Bank
r"n'"r.
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TWO pot BE TENkMkNr COTTAGES. CORNER
OF JOSEPHINE AND LIBERTY STREETS,
FOURTH DISTRICT, AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION or CHARLES FERGUSON, DE.
erased.
Second Distr.c; Court for the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

~ a meeting OF the Board .: Directors held
tha tenth day Of June. !3.3. il resolved pay
A CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PE9 CENT on
the net earned participating premiums for the veal
ending May 81, 1872 payable on tn. third Monday
of July next. Also. 20 pay on demand ten per cent
interest TO the scrip holders upon conversion Of
thor scrip into capita! GtCck. as pc. amended CHAR
ter Of the company.
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N TIE MATTER or BAsT!AH ncOrHERS. IL
bankruptcy. No. ~.
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SUCCESSION OF MARY ). EcKfLS.

FRONTING 0NJOSEPH AND JERSEY ST ERETS
SIXTH DISTRICT.
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ss.cca: ris:I.c! Cour; FOX the p..;-'. Q: orleans
No. 1872
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-21
The Best WAY to Correct Mistakes.

4 good story is told of prominent
man who lived in Detroit forty years
ago.
Like many of the pioneers who became
rich, he was ignorant in all that books
taught, but his learning was more like wis
dom.
He had at the time of our story lust
completed q splendid new warehouse at
Buffalo; and wanting a suitable clerk to
take charge of it, he advertised for one in
the papers. The next morning, early a
candidate for the position presented him
self, rather too flashy young man in ap-
pearance, but the following conversation
occurred
Young man, when you make a mis-
take in any of your books, how do you
correct it %
The young man explained in a very pro-
fuse manner how he should proceed to
make it all right
:" A good way, no doubt, to do it," re-
piled the old gentleman, but l shan't
want you"
Very soon another aspirant put in an
appearance. A similar question was asked
him, and in a long an eloquent manner
he pointed out the remedy in all such
cases.
All the reply was, Young man, 1
shan't want you"
Some three or four others dropped in
question was put, and they all had some
smart way of covering up error in their
books.
The old gentleman was entirely ignorant
himself of the art of bookkeeping. but
he had wisdom in all things, which is more
than match for learning.
Just at the close of the day, plainly
dressed man, with a bright eye and brisk
step, called for the situation.
fTake q seat, sirn said the old gem
tleman " L want to ask you just one ques-
ton. When you make a false entry on
your books, how do you go to work to cor
rect it ~
Turning upon the questioner a cold,
sharp look, the young nah replied
" I don't make that Kind OF mistakes,
sir ~
" An, my dear sir, you are just the man
l have been looking for all day" and i'll
q few moments after, the man who correct
ed his blunders by not making them was
installed in the office.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-21
auusbie aaleekIp GbrunitIc dacoprsOap tap o. 1873
Daft Willie.

a touching story in verse, under this til
tie, has lately appeared in print. It's sub
stance is as follows:
A minister was calling on parishioner.
The family gathered around him and list
| ened attentively as he told in language
that all could understand the story of the
Cross. After reading in the Bible and
praying with them, he rose to leave when
he caught sight of child looking earnest
ly at him through the window. 1t was
raining hard, but the child seemed uncon-
scious of this, as, with face pressed against
the window, he kept his eyes fixed on the
minister.
"Who is that? asked the minister
quickly, struck with the boys manner.
"Are you not all here?n
ooh! don't mind him, sir" said the
father, with some annoyance in his voice,
that is only my Willie. He is simple,
you know-a little daft, sir. There's not
much that he can understand, poor boy.n
please call him in,n the minister said.
Willie came with evident pleasure, and
nestled close to the minister, whom he
seemed to recognize as his friend.
After some talk, the minister asked gent
ly:
" Can Willie tell me anything about his
soul and the dear Savior who loves it so
we'll ?n
The boy,shool1 his head and smiled as he
laid his hand on his breast, There's no
soul left here in Willie, minister
There !" said the father impatiently.
at is as I told you, sir 1; the boy is daft !;
there is no use in talking to him."
But the minister asked quickly, "Where
has it gone, Willie?"
The child looked up into his friends
face, and said simply "Willie had a soul
once, very bad one, but he gave it away
to Jesus to keep long ago"
"Take heed that we despise not one of
these little ones, for 1 say unto you, that in
heaven their angels do always behold the
face of my Father which is in heaven."-
Parish Visitor.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-21
Growth Claimed for the Roman Catholic
Church.

Father Spalding, a Roman Catholic
priest of Louisville, delivered a parting
lecture to his congregation, in which he
INDUCED in the most sanguine anticipa-
tions Of the final supremacy of the Romish
religion in this country. He admits that
formerly many foreigners were lost to the
Church on coming to this country because
there was not sufficient number of priests
to look after them. But now there are
sixty-four dioceses in this country, and go
where you will there is priest; and the
lecturer believes that now the great mass
of Roman Catholic emigrants are saved
to the church. The number of priests
has doubled in the last ten years now
reaching to 5000. One-fifth of the natives
-to-wit, S,OOO,O 00-are Roman Catholics,
and they are making remarkable CONVEX
sions. In Baltimore thirteen per cent. of
the combinations are of converts from the
other sects. New England, too, Father
Spalding claims, is becoming Catholic
faster than any other section. The third
of the population of Massachusetts is Irish,
and that third have more children than
the other two-thirds. ain the progress of
time" excIaims the enraptured priest,
1--WE will have New Ireland in New
England
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-21
LIST OF LETTERS.
Advertised May 10, 1873.

Persons calling for these letters will please Ad
vertised and give the date of this list If not called
for within one month they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office One cent will be collected on each letter
when delivered.
A-Robt Anderson. Samuel Arnold, W Alexander
B--Ai,sie Baker, N Bandy. James Babb Jno P
Beach. NJ Bowman. w Brown.
C-Charlie Cooley, James Campbell, Capt j Camp
bell Miss Mary Ceagc, (colored,) n Christian, VIM
Crawley.
E-Mrs Elizabeth Ellis, Mrs Lille Edwards
F-Charlotte Freeman. Isanc w Floid, } M Fagala
Lavinia Foust. w II Ii Fletcher
G-Chas Greene. Isabella gillespie, Lucinda Gar
ners.
H-Miss Cinda Hale, (col'd) Miss Emma Hickey
Harrison Hodge, Miss Sallie Hawkins, Wade Hamp-
ton.
Mrs Belle Johnson, Miss Lizzie Jackson.
K-Jacob Kesser, Mrs Nancy Keyhill Thomas
Kelley.
I-Georgana Lusbee, J Law, Mrs LUCINDA Lynch.
M-Jackson Magee, Joseph McCrosky, Jno McNabb,
Jno Murphy. Sam1 d Mitchell.
P-Aliss Kate Parham
R-kitty Robertson.
S-Augustus Smith, Miss Catherine Shutley tcol'd),
Mrs Ellen and Mary Slattery, g 4 Sonner, Jordan
Shaver, joseph Sullivan, ! A Sligcr.
U-Neson Underwood.
V-Ciuda Vance. (coPd)
w-David Washington, G G Winfrey, John Wells.
Peter Wheeler.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-21
A Jealous Husband Cured by Llcorice. Water

There is a man in this city, who is so af-
fectionately fond of his wife that he is
Jealous if a man looks within forty-five
degrees of the direction in which she may
happen to be. The other day gentleman
spoke to her, and he Immediately threat
ened suicide. His wife was dispatched for
a bottle of poison, which she had put up
at the druggists, consisting of a little wa
ter colored with licorice and bottled, with
a glaring poison label outside. When he
threatened to take some of it, and actually
poured it into a wine-glass, she screamed
for help and ran into another room, where
sue could watch him through the keyhole,
and saw him cody open the window and
throw it out. She then rushed back, ap-
parently frantic with grief, and implored
him not to do the rash deed. He merely
pointed at the glass, and laying down on
the floor began to kick out his legs like a
jumping-jack. She told him she was de-
termined to share his fate, and swallowed
the rest of the licorice-water, whereupon
he became really frightened, called the
neighbors, confessed that he only sham
med, and said that if she only survived he
never would trouble her again. Then she
explained the ruse, and he was so mortified
he tried to buy up the silence of the neigh
bors but the story was too good to keep,
He was thoroughly cured.-Tf tusUiIe Her
aid
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-21
Tax SaIes-Knox County.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. KNOX COUNTY.

Circuit Court, February Term. 1873.
To John NJ. Harris Tax Collector Of the Public Taxes
for the county of Knox and State of Tennessee
Greeting:
Whereas, John NJ Harris, Tax Collector of the Pub
lie Taxes for the county of Knox and State of Ten
nessee, has reported to the Circuit Court Of Knox
county. Tennessee the following tracts or parcels of
land town lots and parts of town lots as having been
assessed for State and county Taxes for the years
flied in said report that the Taxes thereon due and
remain unpaid and that the respective owners of the
have goods and ohattels within the limits of
said county Of Knox which he dstrain for said
Taxes, to-wit:
One house and lot in the city of Knoxville on the
river, south side Of Front street. between Prince and
Crooked Streets. known King Bearden's old ware
house. listed for the year 1872 to Margaret Cookies
heirs valued at $500 taxes Is 60 leyey 81 co. clerks
fee 81 50, printers fee 81 SO; total, SIP 50.
l6 Of land in 18th civil district of Knox coun
W listed TO Jos Cooper adjoining the lands of VIM
Smith and others valued for the year 1872 at ST. 900
taxes s7 o. levy 9! co. clerks fec 81 So printers fee
81 SO total, S8l 90,
One house and lot in I'd civil district Of Knox coun-
ty No. So, in SheldstOwn southeast side Of Howard
street, adjoining the lands Of Jos BLANC and Joel
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-21
Cost OF the Geneva Arbitration.

The expense account of the Geneva ar
bitration was settled to-day at the Treas
ury Department. showing a total cost of
Sl44,OO0 The appropriations unexpended
were covered into the treasury. Adams re-
ceived S22,500 The counsel fees, printing,
transacting of special work, pay of agents,
bills, which were large, owing to the con-
slant communication during the indirect
damage muddle, were all paid out of this
sum. In the opinion of the State Depart
ment, it was n remarkably cheap transac-
ton for an award of fifteen and one half
Millions Wash. Cor. Gin. Gazette.