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6teSAtt hAoHA III h4uCu
agated in hutyric fermentation, or putrefactive
ferment in alcoholic fermentation, although ali
three lamentations may 60 on at the same time,
and In the same substance. provided each one is
started BY it's proper fer1nent.- -:
Now, this being fact, why should it be sup
posed that the ferment or contagious 1niasrna
which induces cholera pox, or any other conta-
gious disease could be generated by any process
but cholera or pox itself? Nothing at all war
rants the hypothesis Of their being generated by
putrefactive fermentation, when the disease it.
Ee1f can only prosper in living organism. These
propositions apply also to e1crements, for the
Hamo REASONS. Excrements Of q healthy indi-
vldua1 can never discharge any contagious mias-
ma but, in case the individual ia possessed Of q
contagious disease, the fernent or contagious
miaama pertaining to that particular disease may
DC discharged BY tho e1crements, and thus
CARCASS OF d ptoTiousty- diseased animal may and
will discharge infectious miasma.
Although al Of the above propositions arc re-
markably Weu-dehoustrated by the proyerbial
health Of tanners, butchers, scavengers, aud
others working about such establishments 81
OF the districts in which such establishments are
located, there ore still those who say that they
cannot endure the Offensive smell; That it makes
them sick; that it makes them vonit, ETC. Now,
in this regard, Will state TINT none OF the sub
stances formed in the decomposition Of animal
matter are emetics proper, and, If the smells OF
these substances produce naase1 upon some
persons, it is sure sign that the stomachs of
SUCH parsons are in disorder, on account OF which
Nature itself is anxious to yield, on the slightest
pretext, to relief.
The above ia IN no way intended to interfere
with those laudab1e exertions to reduce the
stenches and obnoxious ehauvia created bv these
establishments to q minimum on tho contrary.
deem this advisable under all circurnstances.
But, while am Of the opinion that this Can bs
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bers (not improbsbly in consequence OF her
brothers behavior), and On one occasion, when
an infant cousin made part Of our family, the
little girl added to her evening prayer the origi-
nal petition, "Please God, don't let dear cousin
George grow up to be boy!" IT,.
Our financial preparations being made, all
other arrangements were speedily completed.
Ny house Was rented, and the furniture disposed
OF to the keeper Of 3 boarding-house in consid-
Grafton OF her taking the family to board until
the time OF sailing. Like prodigal (or an
ostricD ne ato up our carpets and curtains,
and even managed to digest considerable hard
ware. The lessee unluckily proved impecunious,
and ne soon found that most Of the boarders
were paying their way By like past con-
alteration Of disposab1e furniture. The
table became 1eaner. and leaner, until
ct last the landlady Vas unable to make
"both ends meet" and we had to be satisfied
with ten and toast for breakfast. One unhappy
day, returned to my home 0be it ever so
ghast1y, there is place like home J, and found
all the furniture in the street. The landlord had
seized upon everything for back rent, and We
had forthwith to sock fresh fields and pastures
new. .:
This experience Was 80 diBcouraging that al
most 1epented OF ever having thought Of chang
ing my former state Of peaceful obscurity. This
disaster, however, proved to be only the fore
runner Of long list Of misfortunes, Of which
time would now fail me to make even CATS
1ogue; 60 will adjourn the recital to another
chaptAr..
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

William Henderson VS.. Crevil;e Ewing.
CiyTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ Orleans, No. 4s37 BY virtue of writ of feri
fac,as to nae directed BY the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. in
the above entitled cause. ! will proceed to sell
at public auction AT the Mercha and Auctoneers
tomhouse streets, in the Second District o. this
city Oh SATURDAY. June T. 1873. at twelve o'clock
kHES cGk fs s e
with all the buildings aud Improvements thereon
situated IN the Second nstric OF this city, in square
number I'VE, bounded by Ursuriines, 81. Philip
kOcheblave and Horgenois streets designated as
lots numbers seventy, seventv.oue seventy.
two sevent'.ilree e RhtyIwo, eighty. three and
surveNo', dated the senteevepth of April,
1902 AID deposi ed in the Office OF Joseph
American measures AS follows, to wit Lot mum
Der seventy has Thirty seven # ct trent ON Ursu-
lines street by one hundred ard forty seven feet
seven inches three lines in depth the line OF lot
hnm"e: seventy one, and one hundred and forty
seven feet seven inches on the 81 e next to
o OF. ars Lots numbers seventy
twenfy-niIe feet nlne inches seven lines front
IN Crsu!ines street, 10y the following Gepths viz:
Lot nun Der enty one, one hundred and two tee
seven inches three lines ON the line of lot number
seventy, and Que hundred and wo feet seven
inches I'VE INES on the !ine ct lot number seventy
two and said lot number seventy two has one hun
dred and two feet seven inches five lines on the
line OF lot plumber seventy-one, a, one hundred
and Two feet seven inches seven lines he line
ot lot number seventy. three: a,,d said lot number
seventy three has the last measure on the line of
lot number sevt MY two, and one hundred and two
fet eight inches two lines on the side next to Dor
genois street. Lots Rum bers e; shtytwC aud eighty
three have. each, twtntv-nine feet hine inches
seven lines front on St. Philip street. by the follow
lng depths, viz: Lot number eighty two one hun
di ed and two feet seven inches seven lines the
line of lot number eighty -one; aid lot number
eighfy-three one hundred aud two feet seven
inches five Inc on tie line of lot numbt eighty
two, and one hundred ard two feet teven inches
three lines on the line of lot number eighty -four;
ard lot number eigh y-tour has thirty seven feet
front on ST Philip street., by one hundu Il and
forty seven feet seV inches three lines desp on
the line % lot humble eighty three and ere hume
Gred and foIt ~ seven feet seven inches on the lLe
OF lot numb eighty hve. Acquired by the dee
PENDANT herein by purchase fnIn LAFAYETTE Anas
toe Holland aid Mrs. Mary Jane White, his
wife per act passed before e. GOttse halk, notary
public on the twenty-third .t FEBRUARY. 1855.
Seized in tbs above suit.
Tevnis-Cash o.. the spot.
" P. HARPER.
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.SHERTFFS SALES.


burgess Bennett VS.. L con Soils Cohen.
RlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARSE
y of Orleans, No. 4493 Bv virtue of Q WI t OF
selzule and sale to me directed by the hon
Of Orleans, in tie above entitled cause. VII pro
coed TO sell at public auton at the Merchants and
and Auc.oneers' Exchange. ROYAL street between
Canal aud Customhouse streets: il he Second Dis
tive W o'clock M the following deserted prop
erty. 10 VT
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in .he
Fourth District OF the CITY OF New Orleans desig-
mated bv the number SIX. i'll the square nu Der
two hundred and nine six. bounded by Solls NOW
Loc'Istl. Jackson Jacobs trOw Fre,e;l ..Lt; jose
phne stree's as per sketch drawn tv &. A. De
ArInas, surveyor, on the eighth OF Jane. 1866. and
deposited IL the office of Armand Plot Jr., notary
public in this city, and annexed to an act passed
tetOIe sand notary On the twenty seventh of De-
cen Der. 1869, being sale of property to William
Smith; which said lot measures, in American meas
ure, per said sketch. thirty feet nil :. iLches
three liEes front on JachsOn street. the came in
width III the rear, one hundred and twenty nine
feet four inches one line the line VIII Oh diviCes
il ON lot number five, and the same de- th on
Inc line which divides il from lot number seven.
herein bS purchase from the. succession Of Jacob
:. Soils, per act passed before Armand Pitot, Jr,
notary public il tins city on the eighth OF Feblu
airy, ls,o o,..
Ttrms-This being he second and last auc.iaE,
the sand property vii be definitely adiuGieaed to
the igIest ana last hltder for what il Will br!ug,
at twelve months credit he purchaser furnishing
bond with good al q solvent security. bearing
eight per cent interest per aupun from da- ard
special mortgage Oh the property sold until final
payment sand purchaser W |! have to deduct
and pay in cash the printing sieIiI7s and clerks
ices, etc. whith amount TO about one hundred
and thlTt, dollars. and, Furthermore. the State,
parish and municipal taxes. tie amount Of which
$40: Yet asctTa!ned.
nivi1 d 20 Sheriff 81 .ie Pal sI Of Orleans
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Charles Bend,. ~. 5nlia A. Thompson

and W il!lhm L. Thompson.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
L Orleans. No 1929 BY virtue o: u VIII OF
fels facias agains: Mrs. Julia A. Thompson of New
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled Cause. | WI! proc. ed 10 sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auci joneers
exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tonihouse streets, ia the Second n!s!r;c: of this
city. Oh FRIDAY, Nav So 1888. at twelve o'cl.ck
H.. the following d scIibetl plOp.rtv to wit
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND !NTERt ST of The
defendant. Mrs julia A. Thompson, 70 VII: The one
undivided ha I i'll and 30 q certain lot of ground
with all the buildings, appurtenances, rights.
ways privileges, servitudes and dependencies,
situated i'll the Sixth District of this city ate city
tine square bounded by Jersey. Cadz Laurel and
Jena streets said lot is formed of the part of
lots numbers one. two, three and four aud meas.
ures tlli ty feet front on Cadlz street. between
Laurel and Jersey streets, by one hundred ard
twenty fset in depth. Being the same property
acquired by Miss Mary F. kelson and Mrs. julia
A. Thompson, wiIe of William L. Thompson by
purchase from John G. Wilson as will appear ly
act passed in the office OF ROber! }. Eer h notary
pubic IA tins sty. Oh the twenty hn.h Ut JAY.
1868.
Seized in 'h< above sui:
Tefins-This being the second AMI !as' aIcfi"n,
the sais property viii he definitely az udicated to
the highest and last bidder for what il will bring
attwelve months credit, the pure furnishing
bond with eO,d and solvent security, bearing
gh: per cent interest per annum from date. and
si.ecia. mort gage on the property sold Urtt fns.
payment. id purchaser shall have 20 deduct
and paw in cash the amount of printing, sh-rtfs
aid cleik's fees, etc, Say about two hundred and
h'1een dollars, and, furthermore the State. parish
ard municipal taxes. the Srnouu: OF which - no.
yet asceytaineG.
". P. HARPER
mvi: % 30 Sheriff ~ the Parish of ana
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Jean Marie ~en.c v. simon s,evene..

JtHE hSEte SfHHC vs. SItuOu SleNeueIs
WITH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
l. Of Orleans, No. 4ll3.-Bv virtue of a writ OF
terl facas TO ut directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Cent for .he parish OF Orleans, in
The above entitled cause, | viii proceed TO sell
at public auc!iOI, al TIE Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
city, on TUESDAY, M#y 90, 1873. at,.w.lve clock
ThhKR IGFs OF ss6TyHp Sn to x the
IiiId District Of New Orc ans, designated bv j. is
nambeIs one AID two in square three hundred and
thirty six and tIiaEse number .hree hundred and
thirty-aye, on plan of dHemtcomt, of four
teenth Of August, 1857. Lot number measures
th.Ity-ont fe.t eleven inches four .ucs front On
EiysiaE Fields street, forty Nv" feet five inches
four iiEes front on GENTLY road. by depth of
eighty nine feet h We: inches front Cato stree t.
and one hundred ard seventeen zee: one inch in
Lot number Two aGioins lot number one. measures
ihirty-One feet eit,eD inches four i!ues front
Elytian Fields street. forty two feet five inches
tour lines front GENTLY road. with itpti. Of
hundred ard seventeen feet one inch
dividing line with nImbtr one, and one hundred
and fol ty:our feet eleven inches on div ding line
with lot Lun Der = rec. The triangle three hun
dred and thirty five Measures ;hnty-six 'e,t two
inches tour lines front on E'ysan Fit lds street.
.i1tyfour feet three .Iohes fowr lines GENTLY
road, Pun chased bv Stevenet. the d PENDANT, from
J. Monlnzin. by al act before A. Drey fus. notary
OF the fifteenth OF August, 1870.
,. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF OSE
Lot OF GROUND. situated In the Third Dis
,r' OF r ths es: ~ the e .G1:ars bounded by
tTes) and Freuchseu stree is, measuring thirty.
three T. ct 'front.' $!ysian fie DIS, by depth Of
ninety five ftt Ten inches five lines, aud desg.
nas.d by iOi number two. On plan by c. A: DE
Armas, surveyor. dated twenty seventh Of Febru
airy. 1867. annexed 20 al act If twenty sixth of
March. 1868. i'll Slice uf0 de Armas notary public.
all with the rights privileges servitudes etc, ap
pertaining thereto. Also, undivided half of seven
shares Of the capital stock az the Consolidated As
sociaton of the Planters Bank. now in Gudatou.
iOr five hundred dollars each. NOR gagged upon said
lot ny an act passed before q. q. AGma., o:aiy
public. Seventeenth iiue. 1868.
Seized III the above suit.
Vtvms- Cash On the spO:.
". r. HARPER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
spiS an,I T.: :: =,
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trIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 4228.-By virtue Of writ OF fer.
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Nrieane. IN the
above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at pub.
JIG auction. at he Merchants and Aucticneers' E..
change. ROya. street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets. in the Second District o.: this city,
on FRIDAY. May 80. 1873. at Twelve G clock Nj.
the following described property TO wit
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST Of .he
defendant. Miss Mary Z. Nelson. 20 wiz: II.
one undivided half in and to 4 certain .ot CT
grouNd. with all the buildings, appurtenances.
rights wave. privileges servitE,ies and depeIdtI.
cies. situated in the Sixth District Of this city ate
city of jefferson designated by the number
il. the square bounded by Jersey. Cl,ii Lal;e: aud
Jena streets. SAID lot IS formed OF !hs part OF
lots numbers one. TWO. three and four, ard meas.
'res thirty feet front Cadiz street between
LauIe! and Jersey streets, by OCe hundred and
twenty feet in depth. Being fhe same property
acquired by the said Miss May E. Nelson and Mrs.
Julia A. Nelson. wife ofWiiliam L. TEom p or hv pay.
chase from John q. WILSON, as viii appear b-art
PASSED in the Office of Robert J. Ker, a rotary pNb.
lie III this city on the twenty Ain.i. g.: jay, 1865
Seized in the above suit.
Terins~Thls being the seCOiif anc last auction
The said property will he de til itev adjatcared 70
the highest and las: bidder for what il Will bring.
at twelve months credit. the pusci 'ser furnish.
ing bond with good aud solvent secu,ity. bear ing
eigh: per cent interest per amman from date ana
specia. mortgage on the property sold Unti final
pay in cash the printing, sheriff. and clerks fees.
etc. which amount to apOut tive hundred dollars.
and Furthermore the State paIisi. and MUNICIPAL
taxes, the amour. O: winch is ne: yet ascertained
". P. HARPER,
mvi: rs 90 Sheriff Of tho Parrish of Orleans.
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Mrs. f3ibiana Brandekcr. wife of Henry


E0uRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. - l04.-By virtue OF writ
0: seizure AID sale directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
TO Thomas L. Maxwell. late sheriff are. Icy
said late sheriff to me transferred III
the above entitled cause, will proceed
TO sell at public aDcton, at The Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street, between Ca
nal and Custom house streets. in the Second Dis
trlct of this city on MONDAY, june 9, 1873, at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
erty. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in :te
suburb Lafayette. parish .: Jefferson .now the
Fourth District OF this city,, in tine square desig-
hated by q number fou,t on The original plan
81 said suburb made by J. Pile tate surveyor and
bounded by Jackson, j rsey. Laurel and Josephine
streets said lot OF ground measures. American
measure about thirty feet nine inches front
on Jackson street. between Laurel and Jersey
streets. by depth OF one hundred and twenty.
feet ten inches, between parallel lines. To-
gether with al! the buildings az d improvements
thereon, rights, ways. privileges. servtudes and
advantages thereunto belonging or i'll any wise ap-
pertaining Being the same property acquired by
the defendant herein b. purchase from plaintiff
herein per act passed before Octave Moyel. potary
public in this city, dated Apr! IL. 1867.
Seized IN the above quit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
~. ?. HARPER.
Hys JeS Sheriff Of the Parish Of QrtanA
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Urban Thrurss ~. James Hunier Rams.
de.I and Haicot Z. Burgess.
G1XTH DISTRICT Court FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. i454.-By virtue of a wri: of teri
:acias against James E.utey RaHsdeil TO ine
directed by the honorable the Sixth District
entitled cause. ] viii proceed TO sell at public
auction, at the Mel hants and AuctiOneers EX.
change. ROYAL street between Canal and Gus
tOnhOuse streets III the Second District Of this
.lfy. on SATURDAY. Stay ~. 1873. at twelve
o'c.ock NJ, ;he following described property. 10
4 CERTAIN PORTION OR Let Of GROUND,
TO ether with Il Improvements thereon aud al.
rights. ways, privileges and appurtfnances there.
u >. longing o! IN any wise appertaiIlDg, situated
&c Sixth p.stI!c: Of this city, lately the par
isl =: jefferson in this State IN that pant thereof
coz snOnly called kske.vie. and i'll the square
hu'! 'led bv Peters averGe Octavla. Green and ST.
GeO:Se streets, anu measuring fifty feet front
ST. George street by one luluIed and tfty-One
fee: nine il ci. tc.. lines in depth. between par.
situated at distance Of one hundred and ten feet
:r0m each of sa.I Peters avenue and Octavia
street. and is posed OF a.. OF the lot NUMBERED
eleven and OF pc! ION of the rear of the severa:
lots de- ignats by ths n.iEbeIs sig. seven. light,
Line len, TIVE ~e. thirteen. fourteen. fifteen aud
slstytight Oh the Oi:giual plan of said faubOuIs
RicEtivi!'.. dra w. by ". 7. .hCmpson and Benia.
min Buiss"n. surveyors. undo, date Of che twenty.
third Mai ch 1919. aud deposited for reference in
the Office q: JOSEPH Z. Beard. late notary public
liz this city. WI. property was purcha sed by the
said delendan, James Fl ante! Ransd~!l tIom Lovatt
A Burgess. by authrr'ic ar: passed before Andrew
Hero .r notary Fable ii. :Es eat. on she seventh
OF February, IE.s.
Seized in the above sui.
TeTms-Cask " the spot.
ap2g fnyi2Si Sheriff OF IT,. Parish of Orleans
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Burns. VI. .au..ti Jameson.
S,iXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of o; cans No. .tto BY virtue otsi writ Of
the Sixth DisIc Court tor the parish of Orleans il
the above entitled cause, ! will proceed to sell a:
pubic auction. 4! the Merchants and Aic:!oneers
Exchange ROya. street. between Canal and Cus-
.omhouse streets, in the Second District Of the
city. on TUESDAY. May 20 1873. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. tie following described property. to wit
J. LOT OF GROUND situated in the First -
trct OF this city iii thesuuart bounded by BarOnDe.
Philippa and Julia streets and Triton walk. and
designated as lot namber eighty three on a pan
dla IN by L. Surs. late surveyor. on the twenty.
ninth of March. 1910 and deposited in re Office Of
L. 7. Care late notary in this city. Said lot meas.
ures twenty iou: feet fIon! Oh BirOnue street. by
a depth of one hundred and forty feet two
inches on the side adjoining lot number eighty.
two ard of about ono hundred and eleven feet on
the side adjoining lot humber sgLty-tour. and
bounded i'll the rear BY alley.
2. AND ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. a6 Joining
the above described and designated by the NUM-
Der tighty-four on same f,'au, measuring twenty.
sigI,t feet front on Bar onne street. by one hun
dred and eleven feet in depth the side ad ON
ing said lot humber eighty three and about forty
feet front on aid alley, of which il forms the
corner, by irregular width on the rear, not
marked on the SAID plan; the whole American
measure. Together with Che bindings and i'm
provements thereon ard ap;,urtenances thereof
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein. by meanr Il an act OF partition with
James Mcintosh passed before Ii. B. C.u.s. late =
notary, on tue seventh at MAJ. 1853.
Seized in the above suit.
Term--Cash the .pos ~ gold coz: 4! tLe
United states ~ j Int rGs.
". P. HARPER,
spi2 inyi 20 Sheriff of the Parish {. Orleans.
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Det'as brothers vs.. Southeastern Rail-

CcpER'oR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF orleans, No. 2so5.-Ey virtue OF q vrit
Of her; iacias to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish of Orleans. in the above entitled
ea"ss ! will proceed 20 sell at pubc auction. at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Rova! street. between Canal and CHstonhOuse
streets. N tie Second District OF this city. on
TUESDAY. May go 1873. At twelve O'Clock H.,
the following described property. to wit
SEVEN BONDS OF THE PARISH OF ST. FER
GaId. TO witt
ore bond. No. T. dated July 30 1865. cue .,.;y 90
1872, for $780,
ON. bond No. 5. dated !uly 90 1853. due jI'y 20
1873 for $780,.
Oie bond. No. g. dated JAY 20. &c. due Jal. 20
1874, for <31Gh
One bond, No. :. dated '.iy %. 1865. due jay 20.
1875 for : $500.
One bond, No. 9. dated Jay. 20 1863. rI,'y 30.
1916 .oT 4il00
one bond, No. o dated July 20. 1907 4. - July 20
1877. Tor s :50r
One bond. No. 20, dated Jay 30 .&t?, g. .j..'v 20
.3.8 10. + 1850. Total 81. 3.n,
Seized III the above suit.
Iegms-Cash on the spot.
VIZ. EAEF.R
nv. - ~ Sheriff 81 n . Pa iSh "f Ori.are
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SHERlFF'S SALES.
e. 4. johnson We. John .. Wa!Iie.. Tutor

C1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, 40. 46t4-By virtue of a writ Of seizure
and sale 20 directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans the above
entitled cause, / will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Arcuoneers' Ex-
change, ova! street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the Second District of this city
on SATURDAY. May 81 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
CPRTAIN LOT DR PARCEL OF GROUND, sit
uattd in the Fourth District of this city, in Sc
number seventy tour, comprised within First
Camp, Second and Chssti ut streets, and desig-
pat<d by The nl.mte ole on o sketch anne xtd TO
an act Of sale Of the said lot ard others 10y P. j.
Coct burn TO defendant. John s. Wallis, passed be-
fore Within Shannon, no'ary pubic in this city,
the thirtieth Gav of June. 1882 Said lot or par
eel OF ground forms the corner Of First and Cam
streets and measures cighty-tw feet hont or said
Camp street by GeplL "t one hundred and fifty.
niLe feet nine inches. between parallel lines. To
getheI with al the buildings ard Improvements
thereon.
Which plo;erty was acquired ty said defendant
with other properly IL tne sane square, from said
p J, CockbuTn per SAID act before " ilii6m Shan.
non, notary pItl4c, OIL tie Ii rtleth day of June,
1882.
Seized il the above SAL.
JerMs-t ash Oh lie SPOT.
". p HARPER,
spya mylS II SleI II n rle Par SIN of Orleans