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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
General News Summary.


~
The Polssis survivors arrived In Washington
on the n5sh. and were interviewed By The
Secretary Of the Nary.
The President, Secretary OF the Interior,
and General Sherman, in . consultation on The
5th. came TO the conclusion shst The question
a 10 What should be done with the Modoc
prisoooxs, whether they should be tried ~
military commission o. RENTED 10 the civil
courtA. would be Submitted 10 the Attorney
General by the military authorities for his
opinion, which will govern the Law In the case.
The President and his family and General
Babcock left Washington On the 9Th Tor Long
Branch.
Wright, the Washington murderer, who has
10 have been hanged on Decoration Day, but
was rexpited out Of respect 10 It's commemors-
tive character, was executed on the 9Th.
Washington special OF the 7th says:
"From statements hus far made In the Polaris
investigators, The separation Of the vessel from
the Ice-fioe Vas purely aecidental. instead OF
being effected with generalization; that there
"a mol the slightest reason, from the testimony
thus far taken, 70 suspect any poisoning, mu.
tiny on hezr.iess desertion, and that Esquimaux
Joe never told any such story as has been at
tributed to him In regard 10 the death OF Cap
tain Hall"
The opinion Of Attorney General Williams
was announced On the 7tb, ~ the efiect that
such Of the Modoes. a. are charged With ofienses
against the recognized Law Of war, might be
tried and punished BY n military commission.
The War Department would, in accordance
with this opinion, send instructions to General
Davis, through General Scofeld.
A Washington dispatch Of the 9th announces
that General schoficid had been instructed by
telegraph TO appoint Military Commission to
try the Nodoc prisoners.
A Washington Associated Press dispatch cf
the 10th says: "Tbc reports Of the proceed
ings Of the Board OF Inquiry at Vienna, while
they do not impugn the honesty Of General
Van Buren,, show his incapacity for the busi-
ness placed in his charge, and hence the lrrcg.
ularities' which led TO his suspension"
The Postmaster General has decided not to
s,rogate the postalcard contract but give the
contractors time 10 obtain better paper and
continue the work.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

A LEXINGTON (Mass.) owner Of hens no
ticed that one of them had an immense
crop, and, producing sharp knife, made
an incision and drew forth dish-cloth.
That's Just like hen. 1t will eat any
thing it can swallow, and swallow any
thing it can get hold Of 1t would swal-
low fence If 1t was loose, and then step
around back of the house To see If dinner
was ready 1t is with hens as with
story papers - everything is in their
necks.
This is the season when every owner OF
hens is engaged in endeavoring to sup
press the maternal instincts in one or
more of them. The man comes home to
supper, and the wife observes, THAT val
Ter pullet is on the nest again" Then the
man goes out to the coop, and says, what
in thunder is the matter with the beast
anywayw and crawls in under the roost
to the nest, and reaches it and brings out
handful of feathers. Then the hen
screams and starts for the door, and the
other hens set up howl, and likewise de-
part for that aperture, and the man-near-
ly choked by feathers and blinded by
dust--falls over the water trough and
skins his ankles on the boxes, and finally
bursts out into the yard, with piece Of
brick In one hand, and goes after that vel
low pullet, with his face as red as lob
ster, and his back curiously wrought with
mosaics from the floor of that coop. When
he catches the hen he cuffs it over the
head few times to show it how he feels,
then he jams it under barrel, and pours
pail of water through the cracks, and
leaves 1t there till morning, when 1t is re-
leased. and the same operation gone over
again in the eyening,-Dan1sry Neos.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

The South. y
At Raleigh, n. c., on the 9Th, two murder
era. Griffin and Mordecai, after dressing Tor
the oaIlows. and while At their devotions, re-
ceiyed combinations OF their sentences 10
imprisonment for life. large crowd had
gathered to witness their execution.
There was but little excitement in regard TO
the cholera in Memphis on the 9Th. Physi-
clans stated that SO far nearly every case which
was promptly treated on the first appearance
Of the disease had been successfully treated,
thou oh in some instances death had ensued IN
four or FIVE hours.
A Nashville (Tenn.) dispatch Of the sth says
Il was very evident that the disease which some
called cholera was subsiding. Fewer cases
were reported, and mildes
A New Orleans dispatch OF the 9th says the
cholera was thought TO be on the increase in
that city, though there was no marked increase
In the mortality. @ @ aH
The recent Tennessee Industrial Exposition
held al Nashville, Is said to have been great
success.
A Memphis dispatch Of the 10th says the
cholera was undoubtedly increasing. The In
terments that day were 49, against Ii the day
before, while the undertakers had received, al
six o'clock, orders for IA for the 18th.
DR.. West, the alleged murderer OF q negro
In Delaware, report Of which was published
ct the time has been pronounced by the jury
not guilty, on the ground Of self-defense.
Joshua Nicholson has been sentenced, at
Annapolis, Md, TO be hung on the LIST Of
August, in company with his accomplish, Hal
lahan, for the murder Of Mrs. Lampley.
The cholera was abating at Nashville on tn
18th. There were twenty-four interments a.
Memphis on that day, against eighteen the da!
before tlsf tE 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

OUR Readers should be careful to notice that
Proctor 81 CANDLES STAMP is upon the bars
of their NOTIFIED GERMAN SOAP, as all good
articles are initiated, and this Soap being 50
popular, other manufacturers have copied their
stamp.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

ON the examination Of samples of green
tea, stored in bonded warehouses in Lon
don, 1t was found that this so-called tea
contained from forty TO forty-three per cent.
of iron and nineteen per cent. of silica, in
the form of fne sand. The above sub
stances had been mixed with the leaves.
with q view 10 increase their weight and
bulk. After the leaves were curled, they
became thickly covered with green pig
. turbid solution was produced, offensive
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

The brigands IN Thcssaly, near. the
Greek frontier, lately captured the entire
female population of the village of Cofos
while they were laboring In the fields
The women were carried to the noun.
tains, and retained as prisoners until the
sum of $50 1iras-about fifty d0llars-ran.
som money was paid over to the robbers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

SOME time ago DR.. Mary 4. Walker
made application for pension on &C.
count of disability incurred while per-
forming duty as contract surgeon with
the Union forces in the Southwest during
the rebellion. The disability of which
she complained was weakness of the eyes.
The case was investigated by the Commits.
sioncr of Pensions, who came to the con.
clusion that the disability was not con.
tracted while she was contract surgeon
in the army, and therefore rejected her
application.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
Robbed Of Health.

The richest of us is poor indeed. The summer,
pleasant and enjoyable it is is very apt to lay ne
open to this kind Of depreciation. The high tenn
perature weakens the body and impars its vitality,
and as the strength and energy of the system de-
cline disease following in the trail of debility, OBJ
tains foothold somewhere in the frame, in the
stomach, perhaps, or the liver the head, or the
bowels or the nerves In summer, therefore. it IL
of great Importance to keep the body strong, and
all its functions in healthy activity TO promote,
or rather to insure this condition of the human ma
chine. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the standard
tonic of the age IL the one thing Deedful. As q
wholesome invigorant it stands at the head Of all
medicines of the class TO which it belongs But
this is only one of its many valuable properties.
It's mild and painless cathartc action, its anti
bilious properties, and the certainty with which it
eliminates from the blood and other animal fluids
all acrid matter that tends to produce or foster
disease almost enttle this wonderful preventive
and curative, to the much abused appellation, .
universal medicine. 1t is 30 harmless that the most
delicate female invalid may take it with safety,
yet SO powerful that no form of bilious nervous
disease NO phase Of indigestion, case Of chronic
constipation, type OF intermittent fever, can re-
sist its sanitary operation
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

ASK for Prussing's Cider Vinegar and take
no other. Warranted to preserve Pickles.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

CoNsUMPTIoN-Fr the cure Of this dis
tressing disease there has been no medicine
vet discovered that can show more evidence Of
real merit than Aliens Lung Balsam This
unequaled expectorant for curing oonsump-
ton, and All diseases leading to it, such ~
Of ,ae II ns throat ana s Sssss
the suffering public after it's merits for the
cure of such diseases have been fully tested
by the medical faculty. The Balsam is con.
sequently, recommended by Physicians who
have become acquainted with its great sue.
cess.
EDITORIAL NOTICES are so common that il
IS almost impossible for an editor to express
his honest opinion of the merits Of any article
without being suspected Of interested motives.
This fact, however, shall not deter US from
saying what we think of new addition to the
Matcria Medica to which our attention has
been recently directed. We refer to DR. j.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITrERs,
remedy which is making its way into more
families just now than all the other advertised
medicines put together. Its popularity, as far
as we can Judge, is not based on empty pre-
tension There seems to be no question about
the potency of its tonic and Alternative proper
ties, while it possesses the great negative rec
ommendation of containing neither alcohol
nor mineral poison. That II is specific for
Indigestion, Biliousncss, Constipation, and
many complaints OF nervous origin, we nave
reason to know; and we are assured on good
authority that as a general IL vigorant, regula-
ting and purifying medicine, it has no equal
It IS stated that it's ingredients obtained from
the wilds Of California; are new TO the medi
calIworld; and it's extraordinary effects GER
tainly warrant the conclusion that It is a COM
pound of agents hitherto unknown. If popu-
farity is any criterion, there can be no doubt
of the efficiency Of the VINEGAR BTrTERs, for
the sale of the article Is immense and continu
ally increasing. T..
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

Assistant Secretary; and 8. 8. Gray, OF Piqua,
Librarian and Treasurer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

See, In smother column, the advertisements
headed ~ tci1 help any man."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

preme and Circuit Courts Of Illinois the cand-
dates supported by the Farmers Conventions
were generally successful. In the Fifth Dis
trict, where the most bitter feeling seemed to
exist, Judge Alfred N. Craig, Of Knox Coun-
ty, was elected to the Supreme bench by
y majority Of over 2,OO0 over Judge Law
renee, the present Incumbent
Governor Grover, OF Oregon, has ordered
General Ross to deliver the Lost River murder
ers {Modoc Indians) In his possession to the
custody OF the Sheriff Of jackson County, and
ell other captives to the commanding officer Of
the United States forces In the Lake Basin. FL
An cnterprising individual writing to the
Government from Tifiin, O., has offered to pay
100000 for the privilege OF exhibiting Captain
Jack throughout the country during sixty
days. M f $50 Is
The jury in the case OF Mrs. Charlotte Lamb,
the Wisconsin poisoner, has found her guilty
Of murder, Va
The recent Jubilee In Chlcsgo, In COM
memoration OF the rebuilding Of the city,
was 10 ell respects success. Over $1,000
visitors from different sections of the country
were In the city on that occasion. The musical
concerts were largely attended. ss
A Dispatch from General Davis camp on the
9Th ays preparations had been made By GEN.
oral Davis for the hanging Of about dozen Of
the worst Of the Modoc gang, when an order
was received from Washington 70 hold the
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

HEADACHE, LANGUoR AND MELANCHOLY general,
ly spring from Disordered Stomach, C0stiveness
by DIR. D. Jayne's Sanative Pills, few doses of
which will be found 70 stimulate the Liver and
Stomach to healthy action, removing all Bilious
ness, and producing regular excavations of the
ho
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINR.-SUnf 0rds
Liner Kapig0rdt0r-a purely Vegetable Cath9rtc and
Zonic-for Dyspep:ia, Constipation, Debility Sick
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggist for
1t. BelCare Of limitations.
CHILLs AND FEVER can only be cured by removal
of the Shallenbergers Pills do this Instantly,
and vigorous health is sure TO follow.
See, in another column, the advertisement
headed ~ tciu help any man."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-23

sspa.Es,.t PLANTATION SFGN AIS.
.,,rt on r.g.'g- If r,-. l,.p. Ftintiug I'D
... ,ssi,-.. l.l... 10 sta,' >t.-.I EeW Work
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-23

= I.-| d -C5 I0- 1T0p NJ = VI IWln, WN'I0F
or Mer' >wilc1, 'gd stops ouly o siEuel al
.rl'l Trains 90 not Stop. I'D stop on Signal.
Ir'in' and w''uu taily. Al other tran4
d1iiy ticept ~uadNys
on Sunday. ra.i 4wil.11 one hanr Iato from
Train / vii stop nj Rouuv,l', on Signal for Pas
E8u-or~ Eoug North ot u-Yale
Train navy leave off Huu-cy' ie Passengers that
were received Norm ut rUegiln.
j, J Law RENEE, Gen. Supt.
@. j. HETBURN, Asst gupt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-23

nt2i 0iss&rE 4 1-.y.s'GEsaay II isEv-
- Ale =. II. q. BgFEAAIss, SORRY.
q ~ gTSt:efAEGEA IA ~. X,
tn and after Vh1redey. July 10Th, 1873,
trans viii ran ae toUowe:
SCUTHWAHD TRAINS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-23
DCShEBK, WARREN AN.
PHEVsHsURG RAILWAY,
Time Table takes effect Nov 8, 's7a
soUTuwARD
NORTHwARD

station for Jamestowo, N. ana e1,aeed
with y. * q. W. trains eas. aud wet, Ccrre,tS
Warren With trains eb7' ars west. on The 4 III
RR D zSAN& Gen i. su0s,
DenkirE, NsV Io1&
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
Nicholas DauaOy W. lEarie. BE

G!:..E u!.Tf.C1 .cCH1 roe tn. PARISH
- q: rle.!. So -. ii By ....u. q. of -
u. 49, a.. . n. 'I.Ct'. ) q. l.Cu1:.b- The
49, .....-c' tur.t :DI -. parish .. Orleans. II
- ''''T. ":'!'.'. "a - 81. r..crc 2, sell -.
r..l. auction. ~ IL. Merchant, !. - .a.- sa-s..
t.n.p'.-. .t,"e'sr i. -. .-.n.u Dare. o: = :.
a.. oI ..fS!j.E, G..OJ.r q. e. =. tr.ir.
o. &c. III, -. :o.."wl:. G..c..l.. :."...t:, 70
:: III. HALF -: 4 .EgTAI: .o-' c..,E.uSr
- :: tat D,.-.l.i:- a'l. mo.o 81, NJ '-...OG,
tu!. civ. sc. igIat... by IL. mum II .u.r"
n.t.ib.: 'hl!t' oa., i.oHa. .y cont. ~ Lou. IA,
"a. ana '-.:. streets, au. Ie.-GTes t...ttF :,.
!o.t oI 'O1t .tf.e.. BIZ OIL. hundred .l4 twenty
81. .e.. li" a.ls.tseI f..:cl :.l-.sur. a'.O:f.
Z. toa plan Tay'. bv Pile. At -: E5: 81 tii.,
rh..tetl y: SCv.:n l5J" a:. sL...c: q. -. .Ct
'l"'D. :5d IN IL. Once .: ,. A1-aa. az :ni.!r
.ir i. :ui. CIV o.. ~. .-ve;i.V :.' o: D.c-u.
ser. yI. Vince .rops:.v -. r.-:. $50. ~ -.
1: i.:t.d'. herein .c.Iu william Z: ..Le.rc ~ &C.
oas- before ?. .. 1D:tscL. ~. la. I..a:" D.O.!.
J. -. civ, on -le Seventh o: !c .oi.-r lsl0.
:. / LOT OF GE1U..D HItA .ae nu!iG.l. nd in.
..o-.Men.9 Thereon, situated I. te !.Ist y -.rict
9. tui. .I-v, il. s9Ia!. bounded tv y poEl..r.
i..y AIDES. Ba.cal- and .c:psicaoI. streets gell.
'..- u: 10. i,u 80 F., ;. square -.ui:5r =.
..l:-. .- OK. ls. a. ~ .he f.r.Bal. .rE,..
.l4-is;.. .-po.l.c Ii. tae .:.-"e o: Z. car. Ia.-
Eoiay paine n lis city, au measure. .li-tv feet
.lan. o. H.-p'IGele >.Ie'c, b one l.t.ca 81 nd
tsTrntr Tee. - .cn'n. Which u-Gpe-.r US pug
cha .ei b. the def-adan. herein a. III. L. br
:. B-iiIct late nalslai G: the Jultrf. states Tor
tie Eastern JscElc- OF Louisiana, Cu the :weaty-
ninth Of March 1865,
Sized II the above s1tt.
Te-ms-Cash OF the sgot.
vP HARPER
sel3 % OCH Sheriff OF the PARISH 0. Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
Martin SOye VS.. Edmond =, Du,re

SIX1H DISTRICT COURT FOR THa PARISH
- of Orleans No. 5CG0.-Bv virtue OF a writ Of seiz-
uIe and sale TO directed by the Hon Arfnur
>aucier, iudge Of said court dated the third day
Of July 1879, il the above entitled suit have
seized and Will proceed TO sell at public auction
a. the Merchants and Aucti0neers Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District Of the city OF New
orleans, or WEDNESDAY. October /, 1873, at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described property
20 wit
4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the
parish OF Jefferson, in this State on the right bank
o! the Mississippi river, opposite tse city of Car
io.l:oH. having two aipents front said river by
eighty arpents in depth, and closing in the rear,
that OF SAID rear line there is only sXy nine feet
more o. .ess in width to each arpent. Which tract
81 land IS bounded above by the property OF La
niche Desehauelles ard below by the property
formerly belonging to Louis +. Fasende and now
20 sdinend Tttpegner together with ali the build
ii!gs ana improvements thereon, rights, WAYS ser
'ltUdes advantages and batture thereuuto belong
az OF III alvwise arpertalnIug.
germs OF Sae-Cash on the spot.
T. A. MARTIN
Sheriff of the Parish OF Jefferson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF HENRY +. WADE, JR.

CS..sD STATES MARSHAL. OFFICE.
New orleans. july e. 1873
TINS IS TO GIVE NOVICE THAT WARRANT IN
i bankruptcy has been issued out of tile District
CoYt of the United States TOR the District O! Lon
:si,E. against tic estate OF Henry !. wade IT, Of
Sew Orleans, i. the parish OF orleans state OF
Louisiana ad judged bankrupt upon his own .e-i.
tom that The payI.elI: O:aLy debts AID lie deliver.
o, any property BE On.ing 70 said bank:up.
him. or tor his Use, and the transfer OF an
property by Kim are forbidden by law. that a
meeting OF the creditors OF said bankI1ID. TO
prove their debts and choose one more assignees
Of his estate, Will be held at a court OF bank.
ruptcv to be holden on the second dav of October
A. Q. 1878 st 8 A NJ, at the CUstOahouse build
ing, View Orleans, before c. S. Kellogg. register
s. B. PACKARD
ire oc2 Caited States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

! ~. sUFttE OF appeal bonG.-SlNt!. J IS
go. 'of.!. 10. tae Parish u: hG.a:. *. $50
y. WRITE or A WRIT OF FIH.,i Ta".AS To
- u" u.I..t.t! - ~. Ken. join: BAL sixth
ju,.'c y. -. Peace II ..Il,! 10! In. :ar,i.
l..:,. J. -. .bov: numbered. am; ~. .i.. So
vi .t"'r.. :" So. "a. r0il.c .s,..;lcn y: the Her
.4r''S Ia .'.C.i0:.Se:, Exchange. H,r.. street,
b.t".r:. ans .ni Cusso,uh"1se streets, IL "a.
:'."h. '--.c: - this .v. 90. ri ..Si-.l C.t,h..
l'a, a .telF * ~. :I!e .Ii.o7.,, C.aC.. d
..5rH -.
-. '.:a.'..E Lot OF GRoE:D il. :'.e fourth
rs. - g.: -.a .It =. egi.s.e NJ" sl.. y0u.eC. ty
t-''.' = "s0'l. u: i::iv and F!I.- streets. AID
.-" :. - - - ~: SAT-. -IdI.. and :oE:!i;!., II .
'I.. .: Jackson. .:i6 I'y.G-nT streets and meas,
...l.G :st. '!..Ae. u Ines front On Jackson
s'is.t >" Ce. i: JstU.". parable. line. ot Il tet
a. ny pax: !. ii. ole. o. y Hag.e. notary pub
IL 81. q. o:~ act nc.ole Au,.eyS J. I...o. j..
!c'.ry :HoI.. .'teG Ar:II -. .3..
>c-Ze.t IL IL. above st.i'
..its-C-s ol. tic spot, il. VatcI States cur.
:e..r.
a,.30 s.'i oc. william FOLEY Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

Crescent NHtua: Insurance COMPANY and
sOA~ II. sogia. Executor IS Nrs. Lot. soy.
don 'irs Lo...e ":.-..e.. wife o: Marin
Gordon. j.,
G;TTH DISTRICT C,CRr ToITHE PARIS! Of
- Orleans, ~ 5..e.--I;v write o: (. W.: q:
ser ami sale 20 directed! br ~. honorable
che sixth y .-.'t tO::' tex t.e r'is. III critl. u
NE ..Ip"- sH.!.si cause. wi. i:oCr.! - sci a.
Du,ic aU.cIri!. at the Mcg. Az: AL; A.. ...!-.c.
Exchange KcvAl street. bet" Cana, AN: G,...
tsnhotso streets il The e.Ui,. Di.f:!C. ot :hs
civ, aH SATURDAY, o.:"b-~ 1913, az tv.r.
O'Clock NJ. tie :o..o".aI ae.c:.!~i :,o..:.y.
20 VII
CERTAIN 9GR-ipE :r G3OtNo Wit a..
tle binding. at improvements :..tol! Il. ..-,.
il :h- FIRST D.f!g.. .; IA. a.tI. .!.- eaI.ar.
bonded ~ H:.rchI. nov :.a:n! Ne. T.rI.s,a.G-
As,.... tr:aH .aro!..-l.t' and Sl:'G.-!.e streets.
measuring, II rI..l' ieas..r :"o l.:.Ir.: ana
forty lee more 81 less, .Init o.. .ai. E.:o.u-.
:. i-... IS Dc ytl a.. nor. AM.
N.:onn-- sf!erts o; 0- :lLrt:,7a ~. s,..r =.
he sad ttori..1 OF .Iui!.,i sC. i.-. ,. .le
'i@i-L5,.!e ~. Il VII. :..In
i> A-a" .'tI.sc: ~ ...' ".,-.a f.:.-- ! i.-!..-n
" east. Il, !.l'.I l'.'. III ;..s 50 ;se!.s
nsv o: Ny .t5"
Seize: =! - i. ,.:,t go.
IsEA.-t..: ~. -: s.D:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
r.. Brr1i!Ude2 ", Pedro NOiierp.

S.yTH DISTRICT COURT EoH THE PARISH OF
- orleans. No S..i.-Br v.EtU. q. u sgl. o.:
s-I-.r- al'! sac 10 directed by .ae aonora Die
;ne SIKH Oistr.c: COGr: for The Oari.l. ~
Orleans. II :hs above entitled case, viii
proceed 10 Sc. at publ: auction. a. the Meg.
"llaats and Au:tIor.ers Exc.iaI 70, S..y.. street
between Canal AID tustou.hoiS. s:,ee1. IN the
second Cl.tTct o. t:lis civ. az SA.GR.iAG cC:O-
be: IL 1872, Il: twelve o.lo.s NJ, the !U..u Wig
lie sc: )e'; r;ni .It". 20 VIZ
A'ERTA!N LOT of GROUND 'ogeth-: ~i. :is
ol.i'.:'g. an. improvements th.reun, .;tcs:td Il.
tE- .AiT. District .. tai. civ. Ia The .sva.e
n"r"HC.l vcav. 'rsn'i;n-a ,)a ,'l..e ..e.i:-at.
m..l .'u:s.ndr !at- Craps stress. and measures
.".n'T-:!v- feet :.on. on uI.ol s:l.-: IS nun.
ore AID :ottr-i - fee. IL scpt, i.aia. ;.e same
property cl:l.l ~ te .ieftaa9. b..e.I. d. pl.:
Gas. :IS.A the succession o. TIA b. Sa;l.at per
1c' passed before :. dT. D. D0.i0.al:r: ..o..ry 9.
il. : I'M. 6 "i ii. twenty :ol..:. .: Au. .}:2
S"...d IL She ..C9ve sl!;:.
Term. and tonditou,--Tie purchase: % Assume
til. payment OF .W1 outs. .n'!.ng note. bearing
Se!.cO. privilege ava .pe.;s! mortgage o.. Il.
property herein .,ove described each To- tle .o
o: 'o.. a..utiref ant. i've .oi.a date. .p.i .
~. sts:i:.. eight per cent Interest from .:.te II!
pad ;,:I i'avab... sptc:.v-". a: wv. AKA: :hfs-
y-a:. ate. da'e and the Hal...c. OF tie price Of
Adjudication cs....
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