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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

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In recent article upon the murder Of
Messrs. Crawford and Harris we alluded to
band of laesassins, ETC., whose haunts
might be found in the slower part of Rich
land and Franklin parishes" 1t appears,
from further investigation, that none of
these murderers reside in Richland, and
therefore some Of our readers in the south
ern portion of the parish are not very high
ly pleased with our allusion to that section.
We did not intend it as personal for either
Franklin or Richland; on the contrary, for
the whole country. To charge any one
parish with this horrible cf1Ius would be
unfair, but to say that thor '.a nt7 ere in
the iumbles OF these par;sAcs j nothing
more than reasonable to Con lecture, nor
does it signify that the good people of
either parish have any connection with the
affair. We are proud to know that Rich
land parish can boast of a. many good
law-abiding citizens, according to pOpula-
ton, as any other parish in the State;
but it would be unwise and unreasonable in
us to claim that there are no rascals among
us. Perhaps if the grandest rascal in Rich
land parish could be found out he would be
entitled to rank rs one of the meanest spe-
cimens of humanity into whose nOstrils the
breath OF life had ever been breathed. This
is but in accordance with the laws OF ma
ture the world over, and wherever Q COM
munity of people are found, there will you
find all grades of humanity. Under. the
government of these natural laws society
either improves or retrogrades az good or
evil predominates. Hence it behooves the
good people of these parishes to recognize
the fact that these murderers are in their
midst, and if not caught and hung as high
as Hamann, we may expect an increase of
their rascality until they have captured the
entire parish in which to erect their haunts.
-Richld,.d Beacon % Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

G1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, Nc. 5G7-Ey Writ 20 of writ OF Sc zure
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause ] will proceed
70 sell at pubtlc auction, at the Merchants and
Auctloneers' Exchange, Royal stIeet, between Ca.
trlc: of this city. SATURDAY, October IL, 1879.
sttweive o'clock NJ, tLeioIow 4ng described prop
ertv. to wit a. ;. g
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
al the buildings and improve ments thereon, and
all the rights wavs, privileges and appurteB2nces
thereunto belonging OF in aDywise appertaining,
situated in the inst District Of .li.s city, in the
square bounded by HelpJmene, Locust Tern
sicbore and Magnolia streets, d esign&ted BY the
number four a pan male by L. Reizenstein de.
posted in the records Oh b. Barnett lOtar pub
lie, in this city, OF date TIVE letL December 1865
which lot number four forms a corner of Mel.
pomene and Locust streets, aid fronts tbirty-One
feet zen inches two lines the SAID MeinmAne
street, by depth AID front on Locust street Of
one hundred and twentr-seven feet Line inches
Being the same property acquired by the do
f. ndant herein by purchase from Michael J. Bre
nan, by set passed before Richard Brennan them n
notary pub in tbs city Ca tho twenty fifth day
Of ia usry, 1866. .- 80
J. .ANDA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with The bindings AID Improvements thereon
rgnts, ways privileges and appaItenances thsIe-
e'ho seicneN g OF ~ any wise apperJaining, situ-
80 ~ tne same dstg and laIe as ths lot above
desenoed and desighalsS BY the humber five on
sae pan above Fese Erea TO- which said lot ofground
measures thlrfy zone feet Ile lies ia font
Aeipoinene sueet. by one hE ndrtd and tTenty-
seven ieet nike incAes in depth. between parallel
Beiny The same property acqlireoby the defend
arlzal1tela " purchase t1em u clae j. Brenan BY
an act passsa1psfoIe 5a.d Bic AaId Brenan, DotaIs
Sr,<S@NQ~s #Fdav Of Jure, lpG6.
T ss sne tLIrfi.A above slit.
TsI Tens z u OIL the ''''' HARPER
..o,, the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03
W. r. HAKPEK,
sea- oc5 Is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
Nicholas Daunoy VS.. Charles Bendfx.

Nicholas DaunOy VS.. Charles Bendfx.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TBR PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 5O75-By virtue of writ of seiz.
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY. October 81, 1873, at twelve
o'clock M, the following described property, to
wit - =
l. THE HALF OF CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
with all the buildings aud improvements thereon,
situated in the faubOurg IRENE Second District Of
this city, designated by the nunb Der one in square
number thirty.One bounded by CONT ST. Louis, Ma
rails and Where streets ard measures thirty feet
front on Cont street. by one hundred and twenty
eight feet nike inches deep. French measure accord
thirtieth Of November 1890, and annexed to an act
deposited in the Office of F. de Armas, late notary
public in this city on the twenty ninth of Decem-
Der, 1850. Winch property was purchased by the
defendant herein from William o. Denegre by act
passed before Z. G. Gottschalk, late notary public
In this city, on the eleventh Of October 1860
2. LOTOF GROUND, with the building and i'm
provements thereon. SITUATED in the First District
OF this city, in square bounded by MelpOmene.
Dryades, Baechus and Terpschore streets being
part Of lot number five in 50 laTe number ninety.
three, on IT, Original plan Of the faabOurg Annun
citation, deposited in the Office Of L. T Cairo, late
notary public in this city, and measures thirty feet
front on Melpomene street, by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth. Which property Yas pur
chased by the defendant herein at 4 sale made by
&. Bulhtt late mars Al OF the III ted States for
the Eastern District OF LOUISIANA, Ola The twenty.
ninth Of March 1865.
Seized in the above s-lit.
Terms-Cash Oh lie spot.
sel8 30 oc21 Sheriff of the Parien Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

THEY WERE NOVELETTE, lewd women
on Burgundy street, who had been officially
and properly notified to find more secluded
domiciles, refused to move. Mayor Wilt
informed Jadge Staes of the situation, when
warrants were issued for their arrest Cap
tain Malone's Metropohtans were intrusted
with the warrants for execution, and when
they reached the houses they met with some
opposi;ion. Frail sisters from other houses
had joined the besieged and the gage Of
battle was given to the officers. There was q
lively time and little confusion for several
minutes, but the policemen went there for
a purpose and were bound to perform their
DUTY. The wanted women were arrested,
and before they get half way through their
sroubles will be- glad to seek dwellings
N a neighbOrhood where their vices will
not be SO noticeable. These are the soiled
doves who reside near the High School
building. This time they must travel or
pay heavy fines. 400 $3.50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

One of the regulations Of the London
police force is that ''in every case where .
person is brought to . station in state Of
insensibility, whether supposed from drink
or any other cause, the -Otiieer on duty at
the station is to send for medical advice as
soon as possible. Drunken persons are to
be visited and spoken TO, in the cells every
half hour, and if they become insensible
and can not be reused, medical advice is to
be sent for AZ Once.o In view OF the not
unfreauent Occurrences Of deaths from apo
plexy and other ailments remotely resemb-
ling drunkenness in the police stations Of
New York, il would be we'll for our police.
commissioners to adopt similar rule par
ticularly in respect OF the concluding clsnse
concerning frequent visitation ct intoxr
icated prieonoas, which might hsve thoN
ditional effect of diminishing the number or
suicides committed by respondent or delir-
ious drunkards who are left unmatched in
the cells.-Ncr York Tribune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03
----------- = W. r. HAKPEK,
SEQ ocl2 81 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlesns

A. kOchereau a. Co. vs.. j pm klliOtt.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 5l23.-By virtue of . writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, Iwin proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, October Is. 1873. at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property to
wit e-. 10
FOCR CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
and appurtenances thereof, and all the rights,
ways. privi eyes ana advantages the-eunto belong
in the First District OF the city of New
Carondelet, Common and Baronne streets,
designated by the numbers one, two, three and
four on plan drawn by N. B. De Ponilly, assist
ant city surveyor. dated the twenty third of Feb
James Miller to Albert Miller passed before fired
J. Lewis ,s notary public IN the cltyon the tenth
measure as follows, to Wit Lot uuInber one nine
teen feet oot On G1sy.es ~ depth aud
ner, Of fifty iour feet three inches; fifty three
feet six inches in depth on the other side line,
dividing it from lot number two, and thirty feet
Der two thirtytwo feet six inc hes front on Grav-
Ter street, by Q depth between parallel lines of
hfty-thrse feet SIX inches; and ead lot number
Baronne street ferty-twe feet four inches in the.
rear, by depth Of six tytwo feet eight inches on
Tue Hile nessEest SISSief etfeel winch separates II
nom lots number one and two, and sixty -nine fee.
six inches on the other line, which separates it
from lot number four; and sad lot number four,
sortysix feet two inches Trent on Bsronns street,
BY depth Of sixty-nine feet six inches on the
Ene of said lot mum three forty three feet on an
oblqne ine on the other side nearly parallel to
the dividing line of lot number three. thenee
sixteen feet On line nearly par sllsl to BaronDel
street. thence thirty two feet ak ches, to- the
rear line. and fortysiK sfeet thIee inahes ON tie,
Which property was acquired BY the defendant
herein by purchase from Albert Miller, per act
passed before Seim Magner late uo-ary pubic
IN this city on the seventh Of July, 1863. :
Seized in the above suit.
Terps-Czsh on the spot.
w.P EAEPER
sel3 % oel5 Sheriff Of the Pa-su off (eane
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03
- W. r. HAEPEK,
se30 oc16 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
I'eo9le'- Luz france Company vs.. Casiriir

Peoples Insurance Company vs., Casinlir
S,.x~f: DISTRICT .CSTRr .,e THE PARISH
y OF ~ Iesns. No 5g5.--Bv rtue or writ of
seizure and sile to ne di,eetsG ~ the honorable
the Sixth District Co.,c-.IoT the parish of OreaEs
in the above entitled ca,las VII p'aC.,. 10 Sc. a.
public auction. at tie Merchants assd .;.ctioneers
Exchange Royal street between CANA anu aston.
house streets, in the Second District Of this city,
on FRIDAY October 81. 1873. at twelve O'clock NJ.
the following described property, to wit
l. L CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with ali the
Improvements thereon or in any manner Herewith
Third District of this city, and by error designated
lot number one in act passed before Alexis
Robert notary public in this city, on the twentieth
OF May, 1889 and by the number eleven in all pre-
ceding titles, in square number three, bounded BY
Port. Casacalvo (now RoyaI), Architect and st.
Ferdinand streets according to plan made by L.
Surg late deputy surveyor on tie seventeenth Of
March, l84l and deposited in the Office of Louis T.
Cairo then notary public in this city. Said lot
measuring twenty-sx feet six 0ne-haf inches
bred and tliirty-eght feet one inch three lines
in depth and front on St. Ferdinand street.
q ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, with all the i'm
provements thereon or in any manner thereto be.
longing situated in the same fauburg, district and
square, being lot number twelve, measuring, in
American measure, twenty six feet three inches
front each of said streets, Casacalvo (now
Royal and Architect. by one hundred and thirty.
eight feet three lines in depth betty parallel
lines, per plan drawn by Louis Pile. late sur
posted in the Office of Louis 7. Csire late notary
public in this city. Being the same property &C.
quired by the defendant herein from Bernard
Begue as per act of purchase thereof passed be-
fore Chs Victor FOulOn notary public in this city,
on the fifteenth of September, 1863.
Selzed in the above suit.
{ Terms-Cash on the spot. - -....t ... -
. W. p HARPER,
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-naA h. 'SuDer1or Distr1es Csure,g GsIsagJ
The following petitions have been fled: :.
State. exr red. Emile Martin w. A1minis-
traitors of tho Charity Observation-Disclosures
alleges that defendant, duly Organized
corporation, 10 indebted to him in the sum
Of 1881 SO for bread furnished; that he
holds accounts for this amount approved
by the said administrators; that the corpo-
ration has funds, money, city and State
warrants, from an appropriation Of $l60, 600
1y the Legislature; that it IL by law COM
PEELED to pay for the support of the hos
pltal ont Of these funds;g that be has de-
manded his money, which it illegally refuses
to pay to him; that the only way Justice can
be done is BY writ of mandamus. He
prays that E. Regency, president, and D. c.
MeCan, chairman of the finance committee.
be ordered to pay the said sum or show
cause. Mandamus issued as prayed for,
returnable October.7 |kHIg7 'o--.-s-TTs
State ex rel j. B. Camors & Co. vs. same.
Petitioners allege q debt of $4043 50, and
set forth the same ground for writ of
mandAmus. The writ was granted, return
able October - ao-s. - Ne j-eS.es,. s'-
iass First District Court. 80 - ~
Les fE .sali ARRAIGNED. % asV'sas
John B. Mayeur was brought up on the
charge of forging and uttering an order
for the payment Of money and pleaded not
guilty. 80 .-r... 49, 49,.
Richard Bell and John Jones pleaded not
guilty to an indictment for murder
John Martin alias Mathews, indicted for
trespass, pleaded not guilty. .-.
HoLLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
C. II. yoght, charged with wounding less
than mayhem, was discharged by the entry
OF nolle prosequi. -
~ e BAIL REDUCED. '-;'.a t71"st
The bail in the case OF William Bradley
and Henry Frederick charged with muir.
der, was reduced to $500. ~. % %
YeH7f. .e4 - A,SENTENCED.1 rssA stood 81. s.4|
Thomas Welsh, for assault add battery,
was given one hour in the Parish Prison. be
vERDICTS. .-,-- ~ .,.
The jury found John Wyma not guilty of
an assault WITH dangerous weapon.
John Baptiste Dermsberg was convicted
on charge of perjury. This is the frst of
the series of prosecutions instituted against
straw bondsnen. He signed the bond Of
Joseph Ursain, who was charged with mule
stealing, and swore he was the owner of
properly situatedS at the corner of Delar
chaise and Bacchus streets An inveatiga-
ton showed that it was owned by James
NknAiuoA' s~rRn Fv.F4q HrT. wHRuW@rE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

LIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR ThR PARISH Dom
II Orleans, No. 87.-By virtue Of Q writ of s.s,.;t
ure and sale to directed by the honorable isu
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in II
above entitled cause, will proceed to cell ct pus
change Royal street, between Oanal and CustoN III
house Streets in the Second District this cit the
on TUESDAY, October 7, 1873. 1t twelve Vclod,nn
NJ. the following described property, to wit Kar
Five CERTAie LOTS OF GROUND with all e. Joy
buildings and impro vements thereon rights wsyever
privileges and advantages thereto belonging orr
wise appertaning situated in the Sixth Dlstfictfs
this city, and designated by the numbers eley
twelve, thirteen, fourteen aud fifteen of sau hSH'
number nineteen. bounded by Joseph Live n IL {
A-abelia and Laurel streets % per o ekete r. NJ
sid square, anne ced 10 act of sale, baeasterly
heirs OF r. GRAY, passed before A. HerTSr
Rotary public in thIs eiBy, the twenty tS% winds
H4ctlnDer. lSiQ; sad OTIS measure each, Is eather
iret front on Joseph street, by one hundrxs
twenty ieet In depth, between parallel lir e winds
number fifteen forming the corner Of Josf f}s.
Live Oak streets, the said square being ii veer-
Der nineteen, according to a plan of b. Gain.
laie surveyor, dated March H. 1897 dept ling TO
the office of William Boswell, then potal 4sher.
10 this city; hieh property acquirs veerinS 10
defendant herein by purchase from tb =,
A. r. Gray and wife per passed befoaorthwesterly
Hero Jr. notary pubic il tn 10 city, on t. $1,000
third OF December. 1870. meter lncreas,
Seized in the above suit. weather ana
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPETs@
SEES 81 OCT Sheriff Of the Parish a p,rors.o :.
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Il ~ -t- L-tfE 20 C. 81 Egfs fs4ssfsf ssssAfI 4
Mrs. P.-Q. Psyreax y. Her Hashanas.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURr FOB THB PXRfui
- Of orleaas: No AL3s4 10y virtue OF anz sliA
writ Of heH .asiss sgslnst Pierre 0sca
os os s'sse * p as e ossa ~
in thu shove enttlsd eause,f win proossd 10 ssll
ausss & sqS ~
CITY On sATGRD ~ ssvsmSss IS isss, q srs 81
o'clock n, the ALLOWING aescrihed property. y
AL rms RIGHT. rlirrIs AND urxkssf. Z
the dsisndsnt o rsyrsux II and to the fSlcs
1 syr ssal tss1 Hi anseroa u ne name Of
+ SIX Lots o. GROUND, situated in fAnbouA
~. q a. ss the q .1
number nfnetsen, oomprised ,within Maln, Dors4
.ois, St. Philip, and broad streets, nsasufisE
snd four, each twenty. nine Ssss eight Inches q
line mont On Bread street, by enc hunAred a.
desp: and lo,s numbers ave and 81! each tvepfs
hqnf sz "a fS4s a 81 asovsp .su.ss n ,a
rs ss'f to der
Streets sss:asns = VIII fsi nasss mt three ssa
mont ON Main street, thrsy.ivs fsst two inchssl
seven lines trent on BsllcchAxee street. Lot nuxns
her nye measure: thirty ono feet I've inches q
inches seven lines front On Dellechzase street; lot
numbers three and tour having one hundred au1r
OF lot number two, and ons hundred aud ffta1
eight feet nine. inches on the line Of lot numbS
three in depth one hundred and seventy fQqE feA-
eigh fuehes cix limos on on6 de and0ne hd1i(kkt
aud ninety feet eight inches three lines on tk0;
other side. Lots numbers sig and seven measure
Main street, BY one hundred feet deep Lots nun
beers ten and eleven measure each fhirty-tw0 fee
nine inches two lines front ON Fourth street. biz
one hundred and twenty-five feet eleven inches in
depth. Lot number twelve measures thirty-twou
feet nine inches two lines front ON Fourth streetf
Of y tr angular form, and lorna the corner on
Fourth and Bellechasse streets -H7Qt = y ei rF
Seized in the above suit. - Il So gNs1s - =
! Terms-Cash on the spot. 90 - ssu s41e
", P. HAMPERS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

a SINGULAR SURRENDER.-Several days
ago. when the steamer Bertha was at the
mouth OF Bayou Courtab!eau, pantry boy
was accidentally killed. Charles Brand.
.tetter yesterday surrendered to police
man here, saving that he is the person who
had shot and killed the lad, whose name
was not ascertained. The deed was. he
states, altogether accidental, while he was
handling pistol. Brandste..er will be held
until something more is heard Of the case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03
i " s...- t..a .r.-l- W. p. HARPER,
seq 81 oc4 Sheriff of the Parieh OF Orieana



GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 5l67.-Bv virtue of u writ of seiz.
are and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell q
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets i'll the second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, October rs, 1873 ut twelve
oclock NJ. the following described property to
WIT - =
TWO CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND.
situated in the Second District OF this cty in the
square bounded by Custonhouse Bienvilie, Broad
and Dolhonde (ate Dorgenoit) streets, designated
generally BY the numbers twenty six and twenty.
seven, and measure each twenty nine feet eight
inches five lines front Customhouse street
the same measure the rear line, by one hun.
dred and forty feet in cepth, American measure,
according TO a pan drawn by Pile Depouiliy,
civil gineer AID architects dated December Fl
1865, deposited II the Cdcc OF 6. J. Fer, uotary
public, in this city: together with she tuiidir q
and i'm IroveMeLts thereon. ~
Said lots were acquired by +he defendant herein
from John b. Slawson, according 20 act passed We
fore R. J. kar, rotary public. n THIS city. dated
December IL, 1865 ~
Seized in he above suit. ru
Terms-Cash Oh the spot. ar-r b. 90
.. W. p. HARPER
seA Oc5 rs Sheriff of the Parish Mt (risaus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

TIE UNFORTUNATE PROVIDED FoR.-Ad-
mnistrat0r E.tzsureiter yes terday invests,
gated the sad case Of the poor couple who
look lodgings IN the first precinct station
house. aud found that our statements were
true. He then. through the, promptings, of
his generous heart, furnished them with .
permit to enter the Home of Aged and In.
iirm temporarily. The unfortunate woman,
viii soon be mother, and the mans hands
are hlistered from the effects Of the labor
lie did on the leyee TO buy bread. After
they are recruited they viii be further pro-
Vided Tor s,-...s,.s-y ,-ssrs s..rn .sss~o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

quest was held on the body Of Adam or
Edward Holmes, found drowned in the New
Canal, near the Magnolia street bridge, it
was ascertained that deceased had recently
been in company with Henry Williams, =
person whose reputation is not the best.
This fact in connection with another, which
was that Holmes had Just returned from
st. Louis, having q small sum Of money, in
duced Sergeant CASTOR to arrest Wilson
At the inquest, nothing was developed to
cause suspicion that violence had been
used, but no money was found on the body.
As one. or moro persensa urged their sus-
picions, Coroner F0lwen felt compelled to
exhume the body and resume the examine
ton. although the jury had already re-
turned q verdict OF aecident drowning.
the police are inclined to think that there
IS nothing wrong. .ge~ET
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

Lie lSOfuu8CT VSs "a Au8H
DibOs VS.. Joseph Augustus CHG so
EIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR TT,F%S
IL orleans, Nos. 1888 and 4S99.-By,S SS..s
writs Of seizure and sale to me 81
honorable the Fifth District Court ~ so
Orieans, in the above entitled cause ~an
to sell at public auction, at the Mere 4 r.;
tioueers Exchange, Royal street, bet VI
and Custsmh0nse streets, in the Second I
Of this city, on SATURDAY, October 10, n
twelve o'clock NJ, The following described
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, vii
bindings thereon. situated in the Third Dist
this city. in the square bounded by Marigny,
hart, Morales and yElysian Fields streets. a.
ignated by the plumbers one, two, three an
and measuring each twenty six feet ten
front on Marfgny street, by one hundre
81 feet ten inches 81 lines in dspth between
lei lines, lot number one forming the cor
v ariguy and UrqULart streets; beng the
property which tue defendant herein acqu.
purchase from Jacob OFT, hy act before 3. e
Notary public in this city oE the twenty.s'
dav Of Of July, 1859.
seized in the above suits. Z
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. p. HARPE
sells "a ocls Sheriff Of the Parish OF OR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

las. evening at the corner of Delord and
Dryades street, in which two men were
slightly injured. Some one, unknown at
present, fred two shots which took effect
on Frank Williams and John Brown. The
wounds are slight. Williams receiving his
IN the hand and Brown in the hip. Both
men are all right, but would be pleased to
learn who fred the shots. r. t...-