davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
By II. Il. DeLEON,
NOHEN, ADMINISTRATOR AG AINST
As Aucttoneei

NOHEN, ADMINISTRATOR, AG AINST
" DRUCKER, EFT AL, ?" y -; 80
In pursuance Of and obedIenceto the Judgment
cult Court OF Common Pleas, at-tbe February
Term, 1878, will sen BY public auction, on the
north side OF the PostOfiees In charleston, on
TUESDAY, the sth day Of April next, at II O'Clock
in the forenoon,
That LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on. situate on Queen street, known a. number
dred and hfty Two feet in depth, be the ssid
dlmenaions more or lees. Bounded by property
now or formerly Of Joseph Spencer, OF Thomas
Bradford, and OF II. F. Baker and on Queen
street, .r-i.-sls u.sGys g.
On the following ter1ns-One-half cash: bal.
snce in on. year occurred by bond OF purchaser.
with Interest from date payable annually, with
mortgage of the premises and policy OF iHsur-,
ance on the buildings In such sum as the Referee
may require Policy to b: assigned. Purchaser
to pay city taxes for ls73 and to pay the Referee
for papers. JAMES SlMONS,
mch17.mth7tul Referee. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
aurtinu 8ales-zabis- Dar.

AnrtitHA A6alfs-A@hiS- Dar.
III By:J. A.. ENSLQW .& Coz os4G
nkAMAGED: Co2N. FOR ACCOUNT soF
~ underwriters and all concerned.
THIS MORNING, 3lst inst, at IL O'Clock will be
sold, In Warehccle, on Kerr's Wharf,
sos sacks CORN
10 sacks Oats.
Damaged on board schooner Clara Merrick on
her voyage from Norfolk, Va, to this port.
Conditions cash. mch3l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
NIORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., January 20, 1874
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at 1000 A. n
and 800 p. II.
Arrive at charleston Gas A. H. (Mondays ex-
cepted) and $50 p. n.
Train does not leave Charleston 90 P. n. SUM-
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 90 A. N. makes through connec.
lion 10 New York via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through in a hours.
choice OF ronte, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY By this Train lay over on SUNDAY In bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY IN wilmington, N. O.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleas
ant r,ute to Cincinnati, chicago and other points
West and Northwesr, both Trains making con.
nections at Washingo with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
SS. SOLOM0NS,
Engineer and superintendent
p T. CI,EAPOR Gen. Ticket agent. may2l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
A Last Rendezvous.

Stars in the heavens eVeryWnerei ir,ov
Stars that tren BILE and wink anu eioT
Stars chat start back with d nrokee eiano
From the earths clear sLieio " 0A0"'
Over the cloudy hilltop. stars;
Stsrs where the moon strays IDLY oy;
Stars where the twiight's dusEI bars
Guard fast the western SKY.
All strange Old dream OF seer and sage!
In which of those cleaning oros up yonder
InrS Ihe dark lines or the mystic page
THAT holds my fate, wonders
Truly know my life has not been
Ali perhaps that the Master meant,
when into this world OF woe and sin
This special soul he sent.
The tares have sowed In the harvest.neld
Have somewhat choEed the wheat. Tear,
And strange dowers bloom out half-concealed
By the wayside everywhere:
Flowers Of many deadly tree,
Whereof ween, nor IN bu nor IN blossom
Fills any mower his hand, nor he
That binds the sheaye5 his bosom.
And now tonight as stand and walt
Here In the shade Of the old church.tower.
What strange shadow OF what strange late
Haunts the dim twilight nourS
Silence and peace on all around,
Not one echo the gloom TO stir
Where by the snow.c ad burying-grsund,
Ipause and wait for her.
Poor ChrlstineI How often before
We have met and parted In this same spo'l
Is It wlse wonder. that now once more
Before 1t Is all forgot,
We two should stand nnder Heavens wide cope
And breathe loves vow and pray loves prayer,
Ere one go away to u golden nope,
And one to dull despairS
How well can see the face that will shine
Presently out from the close red hood
The clear pure eyes that will answer mine
SO easily Understood
Yes, there are no deep thoughts, poor child.
Brief vision yours, all unotg guiled-
You jast love and are true.
And I. the man doubt.driren. tossed
From wave 10 wave as each false light lures,
Twas strange, sad fate. Christine, eDat crossed
My LIES dark line WI yours
And, yet, God knows, thought till now
| could love you, child Oh, how could tell
That the old lost love, the old, old VOW,
Whose nnai funeral knell
thought had been rung by an iron fate
Years and years and centuries past,
Would yet uDbsr Hopes golden gate,
And crown my life at last!
But now her letierl ] have 1t here.
How well my heart knows every word
That bids It 1y past doubt AID fear
Home like wounded bird
Almost the hourl She fingers late.
Has she fUrgottenY How goea the soEg
LtsrDonna & n,o6le2-but walt
Twin not do her wrong.
No; she will come, and We shall stand
Here once more as the moon sinks low,
Face to face and hand In hand,
Just once before I 60.
Will she forgive me- my poor Ohrlstinlp
Will she understand and say goodbye
In her own brave way, with the glance serene
That suits that calm blue eytf
Well; / shall know In moment now,
For yonder's the click Of The old lych gate;
Why, child, 1t Is after nine, VOW,
How long you have made ne waftl
Barton GREY, In Southern Magazine for april.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
GuH!ERIFF'S SALE.

SHE SALE.
u, Edward ". Marshall vs. John W, hnley, :
Administrator Of Sarah Collins, deceased. Il
By virtue Of an execution ln the soSve @ Gaze MoN
NV the I'm dey OF April. 1873, at II O'CLOCK 4.
MIN MI front Of the Courthouse, in Charleston, H.
q. O., r,n, n AVN 1NTrREsT of the
defendant Saraa GoI,Is sdnnissr.Ior i s,ithst LOT
81 Of 'Iap Iann south % side Of Pce's ssy Gl es's q
Charleston Ss fer nsaes on OF The Weo
sey on the east ae % SoEndng north Poe
.ine aev o. esss sH' and west on Estate II. D. Hyam
south I on Lands Of Walter weooin n a. powrr.
Terms cash. M
mch17-m4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31

WILL BIZ SOLD OR RENTED
wv FARM on Char;etoa Neck known as Hey
wards Farm, containing III acres, beyond city
limits.
wharf Lot on Cooper River, between Fs!schild,
Hamlin,s and Hulter'a Wharyea. m y q ;,
Two large Lots from ling on Mound, PRECEDENT,
and Congress streets. z'i1'." - ( ts,Fs. :
tract OF Land, 800 acres, Goosecreef: On South,
Carolina Railroad.
Vacant LotE, corner Reid, Drake and Amherst
streets. ~ sy-lt,Tf -
Apply as above, at No. IS East Bay street. ), ,.
mch292 - ..S-s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
RAILROADS..

CAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON
- RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON, March Is, 1873
On and after TUESDAY, March 18Th, the Freight
for Local stations on savannah and CharlestoH
Railroad Will he forwarded on MONDAYS, WE'D.
NKsDAYs al FRIDAYS.
For stattuus on Port Royal Railroad daily as
heretofore O. 5. GADSDEE,
Engineer and Superintendent.
8. G. BOYL>TON, GenT TT. and Ticket Agent.
mch17-mwll0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
anrtion 6ales--fntnre Daps.
By WMs MCKAY.

By WMs MCKAY.
DALANCE OF A RETAIL STOCK OF
ID Dry Goods, Straw Hats. Mems Linen and
Eelt Hats. Shakers, Hoods, Clothing, Show cases,
Will sell the above THIS DAY. at his $alesroom,
No. as Wentworth street, at 10 O'Clock, Tor cash
and TOMORROW, at same time, full line OF
BOOTS, Shoes, Brogans, CATERS &c.-fresh stock.
mch3l
HERIFF'S SALE.
~ Samuel Lord, Executor Of Martha r. Roper,
against Geraldine Beatiie, the Administering or
BY virtue OF an execution against the property
In the above case, TO me directed and delivered,
will be sold IN MONDAY. the 7th day OF April,
1879, at II O'Clock, A. n In front OF the Court
house. In Charleston, 8. o.,
All the right title and interest of James Beatie,
the defend ant In the hands OF Geraldine Beati.e.
ADMINISTRATIVE. in and to all that l0rt LAND.
with the Tenement Buildings thereon, south side
OF Burns lane, IN Charleston; measuring S3 feet
front from east to west. and in depth about Ia
feet; buttlng to the north on Burns lane,
east on Lot formerly OF John McKeegan, sou'h
on Lands formerly OF VIM. Swift, and west by
Lands formerly OF Miss Jane Johnson and Joseph
Johnson.
All that LOT OF LAND, on the east Side of
Ashley River, Upper Wards, containing so acres;
bounding north on Lands forming the southern
hound Try OF Murray or Gibbes'd grant, now or
ately owned by Jonathan Lucas, deceased, south
by lands forming the northern boundary Of the
Guignard grant, now or lately OF estate # said
Jonathan Lucas, east by Ci Lands, and west BY
Ashley River; and
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, containing 4 and
48l00 acres, situate on Charleston Neck.
bounding to the north on street 80
or late OF Thomas N. Gadsden, west parity
on said marsh land, and partly on lands Of
Thomas J. Horsey, south on lands OF said Horsey,
and east on lands Of said dorsey and lands or the
State, and known as No. In q Plat OF certain
lands recorded In ONCE Registrar Mesne convey.
ance and on Book ., No. g. Page 21b.
Terms cash. @. O. BOWEN,
mchl7-m4 8. O. O.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
BY W. Y. LEITClI& D. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneors.

d. . I J.. &
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN STORES
v and Dwellings. ''' -
On TUESDAY, April Let. a. II O'Clock, sf the
east end OF Broad street, will be sold at Aucion,
That large three story WOoDEN RESIOENCE.
with brick kitchen and outbnildings, known as
No. 80 Kiog ntreet east side, between Tradd
street and Price's alley. Lot measures l30 by al
feet. - t'-5
ALSO, - u ..c1.
The twostory WOODEN RESIDENCE. on high
basement, situated on the west side Of franklin
street, known as No. H. .xt snuth the resi- ience
o. Colonel Seymour. Let measures 81 By rs
Eet. ~ L III .X7EgJ52
-. ALSO. a50..,' * = :.
That well located BRICK STORE. No. 70 Fast
Bay, formerly occupied by @. A. Locke Esq, and
Is one Of the most desirable business stands In
the ty. lor measures 10 by la2 feet. II ~ =.
Ternls-0ne.tnird cash; balance, with Interest,"
In one aud TWO ears. secured BY bond and
mortgage OF the properly. Insurance OF build
ings and assignment Of policy. Purchaser 60
pay us for papers. meh2S-tusmfuE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

view TO Keep in force the institution Of
slavery and the slave trade; and
Whereas. Their representatives IL that
unfortunate island have forced into siavarr
again more than fifty thousand men who
were set free by their former owners !the
CuOansi and that they tGrce into slavery
all colOred prisoners of war who We're or
had been set tree By the CUbans: and
Whereas. The Spanish auth0r.t es "a Cuba,
| regardless of the dispositions of the Spanish
Cortes ordering tina, the newborn l)r, d
persons are TO be considered free, do allow
and give their sanction 10 the of said sale
infants. regardless aud il defiance of the
human. and ph,lanthropic sentiments OF
all civilized people: and
Whereas. The government OF the United
States. for reasons which we can not con-
ceive have. against the desire of the ma
OIity OF its people. given to the Spanish
government material aid against the Gu
bans. thereby aiding and assisting IN the
continuation OF said barbarous institution
OF slavery at our own doors. with great
prejudice to our trade: and
Whereas. The people OF the United
States have suffered during four long years
the caldmities o! a terrible lnterneClne war
for the abolition % said Institution and
Whereas. We the free people OF the
United States can not see with Indifference
the brutal. cruel ami inhulnan condition OF
our teiiOw-men suffering tOr the same cause
tie most at.oc.uu5 persecut!o2sc therefore
be il
Resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the State OF Louisiana N
General Assembly Convened. ACtuated AID
animated by the most noble and human
sentiments. coas!de, i their duty to urge
upon Congress oUc desires that their Efforts
should be put Iorta looking 70 4 speedy sup
preston OF slavery IN the island or Cu0a,
and furthermore. that We consider that the
allowance 70 tile Cuban government by the
government ot the United STATES CT the same
privileges allowed 10 the Spanish govern
ment. wculdtend TO til" desired emancipation
OF slaves n the unfortunate island 81 Cuba,
and that we would see with qualification
and Joy any decided and effective measures
taken Uv cur government to thar effect:
and furthermore. that we feel confident OF
the support and Countenance ct the civil
lied world. a. wei. as the appreciation and
encouragement ot every lover OF
humanity, especially OF the people OF the
United States. IL this our desire to
demand the wipiny away of the last yes
tige of slavery now existing on the Amer!-
can continent, as we.. az 20 destroy the
odiors bonds OF slavery in the island OF
Cuba. in which thousands Of rational be-
ings are now grOaling as the victims Of
brute to;ce. ard the mos: shameful erin.
ina! traffic which the enemies o: liberty
have ever invented.
Be it fu ther resolved. etc. That the
Legislatures OF the several Southern States
where slavery formerly existed be and are
hereby invited 70 adopt these resolutions,
and that copies OF the same. duly anthem
t!Cated. be al once forwarded 10 then. by
til. clerks Of our respective houses.
'signedl CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the II It's. OF Repre-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19
Las CT I'll; STATE CT touiSlan;
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
~ 9Is


p::t-,.,: ext,rt;ou i. office by the public
O.!.ctr- Of the State o. LOUISIANA. q: pax
.-ue.. il,ti.c!a. ard ctLer districts. az. .!
CHE. aaG towns incorporated u n.>.,-S
Governments authorized BY Law.
SECTION /. b. il enacted ~ tie s lie
ana: Eo.sr OF Representatives .: T.. So. 8.
-. Lcl..=.aa;: i. Geile!..! Assembly con-
vtCcd. Ina: any puhl.c "Iloer OK eihli"E {
s....u..zei Dv the constitution and laws Of
:. SIT. O. Louisiana, II eltht: TIE l"@le;' =
tvs. .s.cu.ivt. iudiCld! or military del ar:
:...::. q. :.a S.a.. government: .le:.o'.
'... co,...-n.a'i;':. for ot."...i services -
ca: .arr4e:.t therein is tXtC ~ the crnS.I:".
go. u law. thereof. vino siia.l '.4a"Ge e
receive :" take. directly or indirectly. any
more than TIE said Lawful! compensation f.,
-a:t ...c;a. services or employment. s:.a!
!,c,:r lied guilty q. .Xtogtion IL cttlc". ana
.hs,. y punished il! tie n.anne! acre mater
:.e-c,i;.r,: i. this :lct: provided. that tie
X, Visions ot this act shall a.7o :e made Il
a'.:y an. eX:rIl q a. o:..c".s ..", ca.
ploy.- Q: parishes. Judicial and other dis
',.,.-. ~. q: r!:I,- and towns incorporated.
o: having governments authorized ~ law.
SEC. =. Be it enacted. etc, That any
o:--.t.> c: persons violating the prHN.S.u!.-
e: - act sEal. be t. rMed guilty .; :; r.
..t!..'.iLcr. and. upon conviction. thereof >.
,vI:r. Il Competent jurisdiction. sI,.; l..
!..-r.t I" HaE tine OF ~: more 'A:.: "tt.
'IcU>;.:.l. collars. aud 70 ~. luliiiSvl.!.,:::
Il! :: :..i. Lc, exceeding t., wears. Il. til
discretion. q: lie court: and any rcCsp:.
a-~..ly,. =" injured ty the ;,c.@ .: sA.a u
:-.-..s: .La... !aCti "Ldtlt Il any C..J9i'...
Proceedings. :" ,..:..lcd :" maintain :: Z. i.
Hctiy. -GIl>t the sane q" damage, OK IL
III, sustained. .uG Z verdict IL ;a.u:' q.
liz part. i ure,:. ~ cnnNicIion II srIc:.
offender. snail .psD ftcr operate 'acat.u!.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19
Vt. T. l.A..:' 2.
ie;. = -. S-.-i1 az :.l- ?:.Iisa ~ On .-a.:s
Benls & i.aine V. .I:s. Marxuerite &c;

Beals & i4nine ". .N:s. Marguerite &c.
ie5tji.. 3.y.e.e. VIII: Q. kosamout Armand
Iiau!v..
EIUCRPI DISTRICT CrUEr For The PARISH
L orleans. -. =. d! -! yIrt." Il q nit 81
tx Ii, !" !Ir .l-.,rci - 10 h"u3.a@-e IL,
fuL"t: DIa;l.C- '0'.r' -: - paris, VI ':.-'. Z:
p.luc s":pt IA t,.,. Ire .uts and !; -
EXcha: &c. Royal s;:er.. DrtUee,t Cana. al; C,s
to-no',se stietts. =. - second D.7t: c: ~ -
c:t.. .. :: lL2..l :.a.,. :. -, =; twt.Te
o. OK ~. t-v io.ov'i;- G'sc.1't L :lo'ei;'. to
i. Tyy" LOTS ~ Ga Vyo t.-e:,.ey w. tie
tI.i'@, d..,. iMqr"v,meaI theyeo. and al "
te-crs ;.t!,.. 81 "'''- = the i"'!.F'..- H@s.l'
tU o.. TIE me-. ..-s'i a.! - this c.. 'ti;.."t .:
:'U."E il 'he -G'.a-. Co,-",i-ed WITHIN La'T' =.
wax. t!.uh+rt iirCc anu tHGt streets. LcsG al e.
~ t.. Li..--brys httet. aid s.-teeA o.. p AZ.
C"a". 'T L. Z. !,!'. t!.'" C"IHtN citE ~! ego
o. tx tUtIty.t.st - Decent {: i - ~. t, post
&, !! ne 'tiC' o. J. ttos5T . ot,IT w. u tbs
cir. SD 4"ts -. t":!,I-C"t.s one 70 IN" otA':,
end leasle. - a:l:. eau meas. e, eacA. twenty:
::.c :'.t font -. '-i:od street, bH o;c hCE'Ged
i" 4 .'.':. he;rt.. 2ar;s.e, lines. lot GG 'eT
fifteen forming the corner OF Per: AID G.."d
st:''s. Ac.;.!Ied ~ the defendant here, ron.
Catherine b. i. WIDOW. Of tie 40. Lea. h.vi.lc,
l. &c. '.ssea @e:"rr :. .:...,i Lorat: i,.5lic
t., Cit, o. lie - I. Ct Jane. i.5a.
TIL oEA ~: I'T'ED FOURTH il. nal 4
a,s'l il me subi'lb N..: IA. il the paris; % i;
tt53:.. i! t= State, au de- g!ated oy tie ;..'i-
hr"s tll,e Adj eighteen Oh , Az draw. - lean
CcH,AG'.". deputy ety. surveyor. and l.. d. P.l-,
Oh H. t.:t."at' .: october. 1851 de; Ds.trd il i
One. OF - T0s.E ic:Er pU1.ic i. - c: :; a':'!
s@'i4fc : ti.": 'gltr > :A% a,H, %: - wee
ter.;, stIee'- : posed %! VI W lot. r-h=i-
IL i:.v ,et front o.. ,lerei vTi.ya ~ hun
dE"G an" t'.eni'.i-vr ir.; - de pin. al s9l:.r
,E2rI ti-h;'.-i- H:S AID '.-.- Ht; &c i 7:.! l.
Pete. Mare Martha. .n.ar.,e:s and F"l.-t' u !
s.:ve;>. : s1 C1a.:0seG O. ne sane E'-!''rr q
.";s. "a! .a' '.r same n'sstire. a. IL :r-.s.:
measure. Acquired ~ tt" .ts lean NJ ere,
tA.!tt. 81: -t defendant. tIrlll .leTTc NGylT y: &c;
pissed '"."le sad =. t'rr. Nos1". on lie twenty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19
~ 49,
. % ~0p


/. a.nc:,: en- act entitled an &C: 20 inc0:-
I,nr.te the CITY OF Carrol-On. approved
March Il. 49,. aud acts supplementary
thereto.
SECTION I. -: resolved by the Senate
ant. House O. Representatives. OF :i.e State
Il Louisiana Ill General Assembly coz
veued. Ina. il addition to the duties a.
ready imposed upon the mayor OF the city
Of CarrOlit0r, til. said mayor Shall be .X-
oticiO justice Q: the peace. aLG vsst.d w.
the same powers. Guties and jurisdiction as
other justices OF the peace OF the State. H
shall he q C"u5erVator Of the peace. am
shall exercise ard perform al. the duties O..
committing magistrate III AID iCr the city
.. Galr0l,;0:.. and impose all penalties for
VIOLATION ~ the city ordinances 0: said city
II CarrCli-Cn. the same as are Low vested
Il. recorders OF the city Of New Orleans.
He sinai. receive !: salary I'll two thCu-a4.
dollar. pe: an2UiG. paya ole monthly o. ilis
OWL warrant, II lieu IL fees II clini1il
cases as committing magistrate. end Z,
fees ,hai. be allowed il criminal proceed
n-s to committing magistrate. il said ci:v
G. tarrC!lton.
SEC. , Be 1t further enacted. ETC. Tia:
the MAYER shall, subject to tie approval OF
the C01tcil Of said city OF Cargu.lt5n. A.
i'o.Et one Cie-.. 81 tie corr. for the term d
the once OF SD mayor. as specified il!
SECTION J.lItt tl WAS d. v 40 SiiGtt I've
bod. as tie Council may determine, 10.
tic faithful performance Of lis duties. Tie
salary Il said clerk shal! be eigltee.l ,lu,.
Grtd dollars per anEunl, pavahir tv sid
city OF CargOlitCr monthly. on his own ~. :
rdr.. lie Shall keel. corr. C proceedings q
all the business OF said court. and q r.c3!,,
Ct al cr:!n.n;! proceedings as required ~
law. and IL looks provided By Il" CRY
CoUnc.. f.: that purpose. He shall make
weekly re:ort "t Al! fines imposed and col
lec:ed. and forfeiture Of all bonds ia c":,.i
shall I've paid over hy the mayer OF said CT.
- the city treasurer each and every We. i
on suci: day as the Council! may deter
niue. Tie mayer q the city shall
keep Lis Office and held his court il such
place as shsj! lie provided oy the Citv
Council Of the city OF CarrolicOn. And il
-tH.! nn the duty of az officer OF the Metro.
r"iican fierce 20 attend upon the cuUr: dur.
IL. t..a examination of all cases and 20
preserve o:GeT ;.eren. Al arrests Is tie
police IN said C,tT o: CarrOLtou shall he re-
pcr.od t. tie mayor. All warrants for AZ
rests issued BY the mayer OF said c;:y in
crmina! cases. fo- u!isdcmeanOrs. for viola
:iuu O! city VgG;ua9ces. and AL writ-. sub
Itua> for 1i-ucSsos. Lotices Of trials. etc.
III al ca-"- sh-3 ~ executed sad served
br t:lc polio. .: sad CITY.
SEc. .. Ec ]; further c,.art.I. ,';'.. Taet
t..a present iildT'r snail mold his once uIti.
tI.,. II; MuELa. :! Gctobrr. 1875: and Unr:i
his successor j. elected and dEi.: qualified.
SEC. !. Be il further enacted, etc. That
thereafter tie mayor Of said CITY shall hold
his ,tIicc ;"r: year-. and shall De elected
It the same tim" as the alternate members
-: the city cUuurii 4 the city %. CarrOl!t0n
aye elected.
SIC. >. BE !: further ia, ted, etc. That
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19
Edward TOeile "a. EasDar Weiss.

StCOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, PAal>Hpt
~ Jefferson No. 3452.--By virtue OF d wr!- OF fer
facias asa!ns. plaintiff in favor OF defendant ana
p.alhtlf III rrcOnventiOu. to me directed BY the
honorable the Second judicial District Court pa
.Sh OF Jefferson, III tie above entitled
cause. | WI! proceed to SCI. at puJ,.c
aucTi"u at the Merchants au. AuctOueers' TX.
change ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets. i'll the Second District of this city
on ApDNDAi, February a. 1873. at Iwelve O'C!OCs
NJ. the following described property, 20 wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. With al the
improvements thereon, sltua ed II. the parish
Orleans, IN this State, the right bank of the
nIssi4sl OIl river, about one mile and haif below
the city OF New Orleans, and desi- nattl lots
Numbers thee and four OF square number nine.
winch is comprised within Market, Wasn2 t"n
and Jackson streets and Webster avenue, on a
plan drawn BIZ J. A. D HemeCoU:t, surveyor. dated
the e IhteaLth day OF March, 1888, ana annexed 70
an act before J. Graham, late notary pubic IL
This CITY. on The NTH OF June 1883. SAID lois Az.
iU!I. eath other. and easUre each thirty feet oAs
inch front on Webster rnl.e by lhe following
depths On the line dividing lot number :hTe-
from lot number two OF one hundred and twenty
seven feet SIX inches four lines: or the hAe
dividing lot humble three IRON !Ot nHmher four OF
one handled and twenty 5eytn feet i've inches sH
line, and the line dividing Ot number four from
lot nun Der sc OF one hundred and tWenty seT.n
feet five inches, Said lots formed OF the tire.
tracts OF land designated by the numbers tlroe
tour and five.
Seized in this above suit.
W P HARPER.
ia2i iet - Sheriff of the Parish CT orr ans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

GIXTH D!STRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 4l59-By virtue of q writ o:
selzur. and sale to me directed by tts
honorable the Sixth District Court TO-:
,he PARISH OF Orleans. in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell At pubic aucttoEs n
the Merchants a.d AEctiOneers' Exchange.
ROYAL street, between Canal and Cus:gmhOuse
streets, in the Second District OF this city, ol.
SATURDAY, March !, 1875, at twe.ve O'clock
NJ. the following described property. TO wiz
A LOT OF GROUHD together with tie app"r.
tenaucts thereof. situated IN the Third District OF
TINS cjtg, il the square bounded BIZ Morales, Good
children, Louisa and Ciouet streets. measulin.
:h.Ttv-oae feet eight inches SIX Lines font o..
Morales street by eighty eight teet eleven inches
one line il depth between parallel lines being
the lO designated as the number four a Plan by
L. H. Pile late city surveyor, Ga;ed th.rt: first
March. 1888 ann depositedin the office OF E. Bounv.
notary public in this city, less twenty .uiae feet
ven inches i've lines taken from its depth.
being the same property acquired by the def nj.
am herein. tugetAer with other property from IL.
city of New Orleans, Per act pas4t,! nrtor- aid
notary. Eounr. on the nineteenth OF My, l-JGs
Seized IL the above suit.
IeIm--C..,h on the spot.
w. p. HARPER
= Of -. Orb.