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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-23
VOL. VI.
Sitt enterprisss,1 {
POSTPONED!

vsda, the time Of which due notice will be given
SO soon Is enough tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for the ASYLUM Fund, as
we'll MS the Prizes in full, that being the purpose
Of the Trustees. -
All unsold tickets in the hands Of Agents will
be called in before the time set for drawing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-23

Colonel, will you lend me hundred
Today Cant possibly do it, sir. l
never loan man money the second time
WGen he disapponts me the first.p
Some mistake, | reckon, colonel. l
pT %,a you the fifty l had last week"
That's Just it. i never expected it
IAcA, so you disappointed me. Can t
principle. . s. - -" - :
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-23

How 4 MURDERER WAS Discovered. =
The merest chance has led to the discov-
ery Of the murderer of the agent OF the
Peoples Bank in Florence. In making
A post mortem examination of the corpes
Of Rugiu the doctor observed that one
hand was firmly closed. He opened it
not without difficulty, and found it con-
tanned some hairs of a red beard. This
was a revelation. 1t became evident
that the unfortunate Rugiu, in strug-
Cling with his assassins, had seized one
Of them by the beard. The next step
was to discover what individual having
access to Rugiu's house wore red
beard. 1t was then remembered that the
servant of Rugiu had lover, a dyer,
named Bergamaschi, whose hair was red
He was arrested, and his house searched.
Under stove nearly thousand francs
were discovered, and several portions o.
clothing were found to be stained with
blood
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
By G. e. Girardev & Co.
rick DWELLING NO. 40s BARONNE STREET
NEAR THE DRIADES MARKET.
SUCCESSION OF DIVIDE

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. "a go.
Dye. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Nichoas j. Hoey, auctioneer- Of
rice No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAY, Deem
Der 6, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Mer
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange, on ROYAL
between Canal and Customhouse streets. by virtue
of two orders of the honorable the Second District
above entitled matter will be sold by public auc-
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GRoGN6, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
in the First District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Baronne, Dryades Melpomene and
Terp.ichoro,strett the said portion being com
posed of the whole of lot No. and small portion
of the adjoining lot, No 4, OIL plan by Hedin, in
Office Of 7. o. Stark, notary public, as plan No Isl
and on plat or certificate Of survey by j. A de
act ninth September, 1863, before A. Hero Jr.,
tary pubic. Said portion of ground, according to
said plan and sketch, measures about rs feet
inches lines front Baronne street, by the
depths following, to wit l26 feet inch in depth
the side line nearest to Terpsichore street; the
runs parallel to the other side line for 90 feet
at which point it deviates from straight line
toward MelpOmene street and widens the said
piece or portion of ground for a further depth Of
So feet inch to the rear line thereof which mea-
sures about d feet inches. The improvements
comprise two.stoIy brick house, retired from the
street, having front and side galleries. and known
as No. 408 BarOnne street.
Terms-One third cash. remainder on credit or
one and two years. IL notes or the purchaser
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum from
date of sale until final payment, with the penal
clause of five per cent attorneys fees in event of
suit to enforce pay meIr, and the clause of insu
rance of the property and transfer of the policy
until the payment of the notes. The whole to be
secured by special mortgage and vendors lien on
the property sold, and purchasers TO assume pay
ment over and above their bids of all taxes for the
year 1873, payable in 1874
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before A. Pilot Jr., notary pubic.
def
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
Shreveport Items.

From the Southeastern Telegram of the
fifth:
Drs. Hurd and Finney. of New Orleans.
leave for home this evening, the former on
the steamer Gladiola. and the latter by the
Texas and Pacific railway, via algeston.
These gentlemen were among the first to
volunteer their services when the cry for
help went up from our city, and arrived
here, accompanied by Drs. Henry Smith
and Reilly and several nurses, on the morn.
ing of the thirteenth of September Since
then they have devoted their entire time
and skill in attending to the stricken peo-
Pile of this city. These gentlemen have
made many friends here, and we shall ever
wish them good luck.
Mr.. John w. Wheaton is to-day in re-
ceipt of his commission as recorder of the
city OF Shreveport, vice Mr. Charles O.
Phelps, deceased. Governor Kellogg could
not have selected better man for the posi-
ZION MIR. Wheaton is one of the oldest and
most respectable citizens of Shreveport,
and VIII make an excellent officer We are
glad that he has received the appoin tment
The Howard Association of this CITY will
to-day send four orphan children on the
steamer Gladiola 10 the Orphans Home in
New Orleans and one to Jefferson. The
four that go to New Orleans-two bows and
two glris-are the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. S. Taylor, who died with yellow fever
during the epidemic. little girl by the
name of Deutcher goes to jefferson under
the charge of Mr. j. A. Dalzell
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
Supreme Court Decisions.

No. 63. Eusley vs.. United States. Ap-
peal from the Court of Claims.-This action
was brought to recover the proceeds OF
seventy-seven bales of cotton, which had
been sezed by the government at Mobile,
ty act During the war Eusley, being at
Memphis, appointed an agent to proceed to
Mobile, and there sell certain slaves and in
vest the proceeds in cotton and turpentine;
the plan was carried out, and the govern.
ment afterward siezed the cotton. Tie
Court Of Claims held that this transaction
was with public enemies, and that the acts
of the agent vested 10 title in the claimant.
1t is here insisted that at the time of the
transaction both Tennessee and Alabama
were States declared to be in instruction,
and that, therefore, the transaction was as
valid as II all the parties had been in Mem
phis or Mobile. The government submits
that it was across settled military lines and
that the transaction is, therefore, invalida-
ted.
No. CD. The United States, appellant, Vs.
Alexander Caldwell.-On motion of AS
sistant Attorney General Hill and consent
of Mr.. L. j. Durant, ordered by the court
that the Judgment docketing and dismiss
ing this appeal be rescinded and annuled.
No. "a. Steamship Z. b. Souder, etc, ap-
pellant, VS.. John Prichard; and No. IS.
Steamship f. b. Souder, etc. appellants, vs.
Packenham Beatty ct al.-These causes
were argued by Mr.. G.. Donohue, of counsel
Tor the appellants. and by Mr.. w. W. Good
rich and Mr.. c. Van Sanvoord for the ap-
pellees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
MEDICAL,
BUREAU OF NIONADM Npr

RUREAU OF NlONADC Npryr,Nz
-. surgery ana Midwifery, No. 1853 Benyita ~ =
Medr "a ~ R part street, near Canal street.
.; ai9ucai Department-Cures Palsy Eaysrs T.
sIpeias Epilepsy, INSANITY Dropsy Rbo",. nls
mation rev Jays all painful affectio and nt,snl
Tbroot' ~. tne BRAIN, Spinal Cord ard Nervas
R1adde,, Eiihss, heart Liver, Stomach. Bowels
a weeS ;or th Bones, Joints, etc. Ten dollars
Snrninoi ne treatment and cure of any di sess.
oui sical Department-Reduces Fract1r uisee T
nS ana Dlslocations; speedily cures fnat
HuSSIeIilty, Scrofuia, all Uretbral and SS.m;ni
frS.aIses, venereal, ScrOtal and SL;a n;Snaaa'
so9uent or difficult Urnations: nrasarr
hv oPu,ation and the Bladder from Iithotonrp
GERS or S+rinS stones ETC., and cures Ulcers Can
aiu~lfery Department-PostiveIv o,,,.s -, j..
a Uses OF the womb and ovaries ali ,,nusn az 1 ans
ses decorations or irritationa and "a Is ~
bnses are painful or INSTRUCTED from an" .no
tna.sVer, the cause is removed aud 49,. "a $50
stored IN few DAYS. o AeaiVn re-
Las letters addressed to postofice box ll7, Ne n.
bonrs far o'nssiana will receive attention. OfHra
roi gentlemen from to p NJ W &. IA
Co-o,,. LANCELOT II. EvFRrrr
Noi0hated Doctor of Medicine ara pL!
&c t Nv mper of the Royal COLLAGE ~ S,1sy,
y, uteht Britain. Licentiate of Mi6w;s.S oon s
Ttthecolsgy, formerly Obstretric smrn 10y anu
Ennlan ~i' H, OF James Y. Simpson. BaSonat ~
Sixth Jnfautse" n OF the Louisiana Cavalry and
unerapeutics and Embrvonin Of arts. OF
Msmber of the Hunterian Snc u,t Eyolstions'
science and Bellies Letters OF Medlcine,
lea. u Oreat Britain and Amer.
N n; B-Al fees honorabv retrr,
ono o' no1 receive their full yaIne 80 70 patens
te2O ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
MonetsrY--Commercial.

The following telegrans were posted at the Cot
ton Exchange.
into Bank of England on balance today is 5000
LONDON, November 10, 5 p M.-Exceptl0nai rates
for advances OF l00l3 per cent have been ask d
both at bank and on the street. Many runors OF
failures. -.
Currency opened with fair demand at }: az v
ceut premium, but. under the Influence OF a more
active demand, advanced 10 y. 02A, ana closed
stiff at 212h.
Gold ruled at lo1 0l07a. for currency, and 1925
aI09aa tor certified checks The sales included
5000 at 1914, so 900 at lo70lo7h and SloO at
lOTl, The New York market opened at lG1 4 aid
closed at 1873
The market continues bare of silver, and quota
lions entirely nominal 49,
The movement in sterling exchange was OF liberal
extent, and. under the influence Of the ?. N dis
patch from London, the market closed irregular
and nominal for all classes OF bills, and with but
few buyers. The sales amounted to &79 200, com
prising $780, $4,000 and $500 bill of lading at
ito; $50 900 do at ll00ll0k; El2 600 at lo9a $500
$500 and $4,000 Al clear at HI 2200O do at III y;
sl2Oo do at lOk alll 1000 do at III 81 $1,000 do
at lllh; Gls.5O0 bill Of lading and G70oO private
bankers and bank at -.
The sales of francs included 12O,o 600 commercial
at -, 6O,tOO do at l22h and 2p,O"o do at 1870
At the close sterling bills quoted nominal
at l09 10 and IOls FOR bill of lsding and AL clear,
and entirely nominal for bank, and francs at 4221s
d4.2O for private and nominal tor bank.
The offerings OF domestic exchange were OF
fair extent, aud the market closed about i t.
cent higher.
The sales covered about $350OOO. embracing
$40 600 and $40 900 commercial sight on New 70
at d y cent premium; $4,000 and b42OOO do and
i IS 900 and $50 Goo private bankers at q; a65 900
commercial at sal; $1,000 $4,000 and $50 600
do at |; 10 OoO do and f95 900 do private bankers
and bank at y, and j. IL, 900 on Boston at Il.
At the close the banks nominally checked on
New York at y u cent premium, and private
sight was quoted firm at Ia
In securities noticed sales of 10 900 city gold
bearing y cents at IS; 1000 do at So, and s 5000
do at 56hs,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11

ara r,r,bs,sterly winds low temperature and
ReporIs partly missing 'i"ni 'Ao
20 the extreme Northwest
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 10. Barometer
srI0 Wind north-norttenst, light. Arrived
pr,tish bark America, Williams master. tixty whine
lava from Rio Janeiro, with 10lo bags coffee to ).
H. Pbipps Sa-d-st-amships Mississippi, fazoo;
George Cromwell and bark Albert. On bar, oouho
SOUTHWEST Pass November lo-Barometer 1910
Wind northeast, light. Arrived-AnstIla par. paIK
AraIdo. Tarabocnia. master. fifty four days from
Belfast TO Elmer Bad.r; Spanish bark Joveh hn
riaue from Havana to Puig II c.; ship Sally, Ran
dali master, nifty seven days from iveTpooi ~ Co
seho0ner " lliam J. Soul. Barrett, master, t"ei.e
days from Philadelphia. with a general cargo ~
A. M Baker master from New YORK, to J. H. Lud
wigsen; ship Columbia carter ihaSrol' ~ W
DAYS from Antwerp, in ballast, 70 ,1 CT.
60. Sailed-steamships Andean fi@hkiuft anu JUL
PAss.ALOrrRx, November 10 6 P. M.-Weather
calm Arriyp,l-British snip Kingston, Riddle,
master forty hree days from London, in ballast,
TO Hsrb4r n D0bell; steamship *. }. Morrison, Lar
ender master, hfteen days from Boston, WIN a
general cargo to George A. Posdlck Co. No de-
vicxsBuHG, sovember lo-Passed downoBells
lee at r ". No boats up. Arrived-City OF
Vicksburg, at | A. VI. Weather cool and clear.
River rising. -
weather warm. Arrived-J. d. Parker, from Gin
rinnati; Mary Boyd, from Little Rock. Departed
Glencoe, Joe Kinney Belle Memphis for st. Louis.
and Nellie for New Orleans.
PITTsBERG, November lO.-River five feet ten
inches and rising Weather cloudy ard cool.
CINCINNATI November l0.-Rver ten feet six
inches and falling Weather ,leudy and cool.
ST LOUIS November l0-Arrived-Capitol City,
from Vickburg. No departures River stationary.
Weather clear AID PHEASANT.
CatKo November lO-Arrived-Robert Mitchell,
fr jn Louisville, at p NJ; John Kyle from New
orleans at u NJ; julia, from st. Louis,
at P NJ; Departed-Tolle, for New Or
leans, at 8 A. ~; Allegheny Belle, for New Or
leans, at 8 A. NJ; Mitchell for New Orleans: at 10
A ~ kyle tor st. Louis at P. NJ; Julia, for Vicks
mild.
EVANSVILLE November l0.-Weather clear and
mild. River fallen twelve inches Down-Peytona
at2P.M. $40
LOUISVILLE, November lo.-River falling with
six feet in the canal and four feet IN Inc pass
down the chute. Weather cloudy and cool.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
IMPORTS.
Ink aI5a
BDRDEAUX-BaIk st Genevieve-Astd md
RECEIPTS OF PRODucE.

! . w
| Observation-Disclosures R Lee-:3l6 bales cotton
| ii SKIS seed cotton and sundres
ST LOUlS-Steamer Moe Moore-38a bales cot
ton 1908 bbs -four 2678 SKIS corn and sundrv produce
| CHICOr CITY-Steamer Katie-l573 bales cotton
5525 SKIS cotton seed SKIS SEED cotton and sundriea
| Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins
81 hhds sugar 55 bbls molasses % half bbls molas
| sos So SKIS rough rice and sundries
TCNICA-Steamer " s Plke-553 bales cotton 225
SKIS cotton seed IA SKIS seed cotton 80 hhds sugar i3
bbs mOasses IL half bbls molasses and sundries
WALLS MISUNDERSTANDING Sabne-72 bales of
cotton lis SKIS cotton seed "a hhds sugar sos bbs OF
molasses and sundries
STLOUIS-Steamer Tom Jasper-3O bales cotton
ST LOUIS-Steamer pxporter-5o4 bales cotton
BIS SKIS cotton seed ll6Z SIS and sundry pro-
duce
CINCINNATI-Steamer Belle OF Texas-Assorte ted
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-83
hhds sugar ZIG bbs molasseS 20 half bbls molasses
SKIS seed cotton and sundries
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Garryowen-7.5 bales
cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton and sundries
BATON R0UGE-Steamer st John-32 bales Of
cotton 70 bbs rice Is SKI ugh 200 hhds sugar
1877 SKIS cotton seed 81 bbs molasses half bbis of
molasses and sundries
PORT .UNIoN-Steamer Stella Back-ll2 bales of
cotton 50 SKIS seed cotton 81 sks cotton seed and
sundries
CAMDEN-Steamer Bastrop-1O52 bales cotton 400
SKIS cotton seed III SKIS seed cotton and sundries
ST JeSEPH-Steamec Governor Allen-407 bales
cotton l1l3 SKIS cotton seed 10 SKIS seed cotton 20
hhds sugar 10 bbls moasses and sundries
ARRIVALS AT TIE NEW BASIN.
ANTE RIVER-Steamer Amite-9 bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton
PENSACOLA-Steamer Alice-Sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIS Steamer John Scudder-452 bales of
cotton l3i SKIS cotton seed l43 SKIS 1873 SKIS
100 SKIS malt Is ties hams cks bacon 253 ties lard 25
kegs lard 20 bbls potatoes Is bbs apples 800 bbs Of
nour IS half bbls flour 562 bbls meal 80 pkgs butter
and sundry produce
ClNCINSATI-Steamer Henry Probssco-4o hhds
tobacco IS cks bacon 81 tea hams 10 ties lard 200
bbls flour 270 bbs potatoes II bbls beef 90 bbls pork
% half bills pork IS bbs bacon % bxs bacon $40
bxs starch 500 bxs cheese 345 bbs whisky IS half
bbls whisky $50 SKIS 200 SKIS malt 1S9 SKIS cotton
seed and srndry produce
Observation-Disclosures adiola-l063 bales cot
ton SOB SKIS cotton seed IN! SKIS seed cotton and
dries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trenton-205 bales of
Gotten los SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and
sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradisb Johnson
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, November TO- Eoon.-Cotton easier;
ordinary l2Sc good ordinary i5sc low mldanns
ding Orleans 4lsc; middling Texas l4Asc
Bvsning.-Cotton closed weak anu irIeguiar;
s2s bales; gross II l6l; sales ls4 Futures closed
easy; sales 20 $50 baes, follows: November l3h
OBJ 9l6c; December 10 ii-lo0i3hc; January ~
gIa 9l6c
southern -four less active without important
change in prices; $3.50 Is for common to falr ex
ira; Sc 801l0 for good to choice extra
Whisky finer; 9lhaa92cWheat steady; the
scarcity OF freight room stops the export DE-
tive; the scarcity of freight checks export
demand. Pork quiet and steady: new mess s IS.
nc. frurpentlne dull; 39039hc. Rosn dull; So 60.
Tallow quiet at 7'ac. Freigbts to Liverpool firm;
steam, cotton ss0lll6d.
Governments dull, very little doing. Skies of
1891 l2h; fve-twenties of 1862 loo; of 1864 lO7t;
OF 1865, lo7s new lo1; of 1867 llla of 1868, III;
new ives l06 Ii; ten-forties. l04 t.
State bonds quiet and nominal; Tennessee sixes
60, So; Virginia skies 80. new IS. consolidated
50, Fights 58 Alabama Fights 65 ives IS; Georgia
skies &c. sevens 20; North Carolinas 10, new IA,
special tax 6; South Carolina 20, new 8; April and
ClscINNArI November lO.-Cotton lower; mid.
ding l3hc. Flour quiet; SO 2sa6 co. Wheat quiet:
saoS Pork-Jobbing sales a. So ' Lard ade Quiet:
steam 6as D6'4c kettle &c. Bulk meats-New shout.
dsrs Al G44c; clear RIB ; 95hc; clear So a52.c.
Bacon quiet shoulders 81 dbc clear rib 81 c; clear
ja6Ac. Whisky firm; 86c.
ST Louis November lo-Cotton nominally high
er, middling l3ac. Flour dull and nominal Wheat.
No. spring Chicago 86dS7c winter No. 3 red
81 10; No. 2 red winter 81 % bid Corn higher,
Mo- 34a 935c, in east elevator. Oats higher, No.
30la OBI, in east elevator. Whisky, no sales.
Provisions duh, only small order trade
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, November 10. 800 p. M.-Bourse buoyant.
Rentes Sol SOC Later-Rentes 56f 85c.
LosDos. November TO- Evening.-E.ceptional
rates for advances of ten thirteen per cent have
been asked both at the bank and on the street.
There are many rumors of ailures
Spirits turpentine Bis Cd.
LIVERPOOL, November 10, Bvening.-Cotton fTmer
hut not Iuotaby higher; midiling uplands AID;
Orleans sgd. Sales today 5000 bales for specu.
lation and export 1000. The sales include $500
American, November and December shipments from
Savannah and Charleston, not below good ordi
navy, Esd. Lard 33s I'd. Bacon 46 for pews spot
mir
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11

DN NASH q HODGSON-W. I. HODGSON,
Id auctiOneeT-Otfice No. Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, December s. 1873, at twelve CLOCK
Nj the St Charles Auction Exchar ge in the base
ment rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel this city
by virtue and in pursuance of order of the Hon.
A. L. Tssot judge of the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated October 49, 1873, court
docket No. So CO., for account of the succession of
Mrs Ellen Tobin, deceased, wife of Edward Hennin-
gen, at public aucton, will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the First District of this city, in the
square No. 81, bounded by Canal. Gasquet, Johnson
ahd Galvez streets, designated as lot No d. which
measures rs feet front on johnson street &c feet
inches in width in the rear by depth of 1875 feet
inches lines the line of lot No. 8 and ll6
feet ! inch 5 lines on the line of lot No. s,
American measure, according to plan by L. H.
Pile surveyor, dated November = 1873
The Improvements consist of FRAME COT
TAGB HOUSE with two rooms and kitchen
cisterD, etc.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
Act of sale before c. NJ Emerson, notary at the
expense of the purchaser Including the taxes for
the current year 1878. n02 Is % 80 de6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
W B. SCHMIDT VS.. MRS. NJ j. BORDEN-NO. 4484

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS
| W B. SCHMIDT VS.. MRS NJ j. BORDEN-NO. 4484.
VyHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
l. il may concern, greeting: Whereas, w B.
Schmidt, of the city of New Orleans has purchased
at sale made by the civil sheriff of the parish of
Orleans, OH the twenty-eighth day of MAY. 1873,
the property hereinafter described, and has aD-
piled 10 the Judge OF this court for mOnitiOn or
advertisement i'll conformity with sections 23.0 and
1880 OF act No. 90 of the General Assembly of 1870,
commonly known the Revised Statutes of 1870.
Now, therefore, know We and all persons inter
ested herein, are hereby cited and admonished in
the name of the State OF Louisiana and OF the Fifth
District Court for the par sh of Orleans, who can
set up any right, title or claim in and to the prop
eTty hereinafter described, i'll consequence of Any
or advertisement, in the time and manner of sale
or for any other defect whatever to show cause
within thirty days from the day this moniton is
first inserted IN the public papers, why the sale SO
made should not be homologated and confirmed.
The said property sod by the aforesaid sheriff
by virtue Of and pursuant to writ of seizure and
w. B. Schmidt VS.. Mrs. NJ. J. Borden, No. ABA of
the docket of said court at which sale the said W.
r. Schmidt became the purchaser for tie sum of
eight thousand dollars.
Description of the property as contained in the
public conveyance:
A certain piece of ground, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Third District of this city. the square
bounded by Espanade Craps, Greatmen and His
1orv streets measuring seventv-eight feet front
EsIlanade street, ninety one feet eight inches in
depth and seventy seven feet five inches IN width
the rear line; together with the use OF alley
fourteen feet eleven inches wide, opening Craps
street and common to sad piece of ground and
other lots; said piece or portion OF ground com.
prises the whole of the lots designated by the
numbers two, three and four. Being the
property acquired by the defendant herein by pur-
chase from plaintiff herein, as per act passed he
fore Edward Barnett, late notary public in this
city, Ga the twenty -secoud day of March, 1871.
A. L. TISSOT
I,1do e Of tho Secop1 Cnlrt he Parish
OF Orleans, acting in lex of the Hon 4. North
Cuilom Judge OF the Fifth District Court for
the Parish of Orleans, absent from this parish.
THOMAS DUFFY, Clerk.
New Orleans October IL 1873 oc14 p nol2
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ne ute to the above real es ate is p,aror.oo,
perfect, The liberal terms Of this scbsma "I.eed
4, .he reach Of athe greatest opportnni.
pRIHS req 1or the poor man to rise to Wealth
tctsts or 9f aaIChEIs-Singe tickets So So eIave,
'Ghets go nfty-sx tickets rs; lis ticket ven
tendenra vi viii be made under the superiu.
ushce OF committee appointed by the h?paa
ecas IN the State. duly worn to the nest
est ofso;oI Oi Ihe duties gned them. The bt"I
COZ oHlclais both of city, county and S,a. ilSh-
The demand eT Mr. AGsss but his
string TO participate in the drawing abn iio an de-
iorn 'heH clubs and send in their ordeps at once
Agents Wanted
an anu towns towns in the United States
Money should be sent nv las.
purchaser in plain writina Tue 1uu address OF the
win eleven prsss q e eleven tickets has chance to
chs. na1s one person out of evsrv 1 to win
prizes 'oh Is bound to win I've
circulars TO tb .a,ormation and particulars sans
dress and proprietor and "a
sell 3m esd siMON ABRLBS,
Aeavenworth, Kansas