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SAN FRANCISCO.
Massacre Of Modoc Prisoners.

Massacre Of Modoc Prisoners.
SAX FRAscIsoo, June 8.-Dispatches
from Boyle's camp report that on Sat-
urdsy last while seventeen Modoc pIls-
oners, men, women and children. In
cluding Shack Nasty Jim and Bogus
Charley, were being taken to Boyle's
camp in four mule wagons, were at
tackled by a party OF armed men, sup
posed to be Oregon volunteers, and not
withstanding the protest OF the Gener-
ais and the prayers Of the women, q
number of them were massacred.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAX FRANCISCO, June 9.-Further
reports from Boyle's camp confirm the
previous report with the exception that
the sttackirg 6 party spared the lives Of
women and children, but Shack Nasty
Jim, Bogus Charley, Little John and
four or five other Modocs were shot and
killed. 1t is though. that the attacking
party were portion OF the Oregon
volunteers.
Modocs Murdered.
A dispatch received here from Yreka
states that at daylight on Sunday, June
9th, John and James Fairchild with
twelve others started from Fairchild's
rancho with seventeen Modoc captives
for Boyle's camp. At the crossing of
Lost river the party came across CONF
pany OF Oregon volunteers, commanded
by Captain Heiser. The Modoc cap
tives with their guard halted for time
and the volunteers departed. James
Fairchild, with FIVE Of the Modocs who
were lying bound in the wagon, re-
msined longer than the rest OF his party
at the crossing, and after starting to
overtake the party was himself over.
taken by three men, who presented
their rifles at Fairchild's head and
him with instsn. death in
case he interferred with them. The
men then removed the Modocs from
the wagon and massacred them. The
murderers are supposed to belong to the
company Of Oregon volunteers.
The War Oh John Chinaman.
During the Chinese excitement in this
city three weeks ago, considerable anti
Chinese feeling was manifested. The
Board of Supervisors passed batch Of
ordinances, cutting off the
que of the Chinese, and shaving the
heads OF all of them convicted OF crimes
no matter how slight they might be.
They also ordered the removal OF the
chinese todies from the cemetery. and
imposed a heavy special tax on the
laundry business, which is principally |
controlled by Chinemen. The ordinan-
ces were passed last Monday. Tonight
Mayor Alfred returned the ordinances
without his approval. lie claims that
the ordinances are unconstitutional and
to the treaty provisions. 1t is
thought that this vetoing Of the ordi-
nances will politically kill Mayor Al
fred.
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RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-Tbe river is
falling slowly with four feet eleven
inches in the channel, and twenty feet
II inches on the falls. Weather cloudy
and warm with some rain and pros
poets OF more. Arrived, Chas. Bodman
and Mail City, Wheeling; Wild Duck
and Allegheny Belle, St. Louis.
ClScrSSArI, June 9-The river is
falling with nine feet in the channel.
There was heavy rain here this even
ing. Business is quiet, and rates to to
New Orleans have been advanced to ~
cents per loo. The channel at Rising
Run has been cleared sufficiently to ale
low boats to pass, though it is thought
there is is still a coal barge stuck di-
rectly in the channel.
EvASsvILLE, ISD Jun a.-The river
is falling with seven feet nine inches IN
the cbsunel.
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DR.. Longdon
ON
TIL E EY E !!
HowMany ofIt Diseases Originate.
Important Hints on Us Care I!

Many persons make their eyer weak for
life by taxing them in reading small
print, doing fine sewing and nrins then
too closely and too long upon minute OBJ
jects.
In using these delicate and highly ,obsI.
tive organs all sudden changes be,v cen
ligh. and darkness should be carefully
avoided.
We should not q tempt 10 read by twl.
light or on very cloudy day. nor should
wesleep In such position that on waking
the eyes Will open on sn uncuriained win.
dow. The eyes shorld not be u.ed when
the liaht In 10 dim n 10 require any strain
10 discern the object.
Never read, write or examine diminu,Iyc
objects In yHoHT of the door of window bet.
TER that the light should fall oblsqnely nom
above the objects examined.
Too much light creates Q glare and pro
duees painful sensation both In tho eyes
and head and confuses and weakeBs ths
sight Whenever you are prompted N rub
The eyes, better stop their use for short
To initiate nature as fer 90 possible, the
ceilings Of our houses should be blue, like
the shy, tbstr Hoors csrpeted with gresD.
Ike the earth, and their walls Of soine so.t
and mellow tint,
Bathing the face and eyes With cod va,sr
viii prove Of much service 10 weak and
slightly innAmed eye llds. A little salt
added to the wzter will increase ifs efiieary.
In sOme eases warm water with q little
milk or sweet cream will be more grsteful,
But the practice OF opening and closing The
eyes when immersed In water IL very iBiu-
rious and should be avoided-
IN connection with our general practice
We devote particular attention 10 iEe di..
eAses OF the eye and ear md are uniformly
successful Ia their treatment In addition
10 our regular medical education We have
been thorooshly Instructed and bave On
exfenStve expertencs IN al the medical
and suryiesl diseases OF these important
DREAMS. A
FEES tog consultation, examination. nd.
vice and treatment within tbs reach OF AL.
eJpre9 % al parts OF tie country.
CHice Hours-s 10 u In 20 5 and GO 10 Q.
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LIST OF GIFTS
Totsl, 1000 Gins, pll Cash. 500

Total, 1000 GIFTS, nll 10000
The money TO pay all theSs giftsin full IN
now on depo>i In tho Farmers & DrovsIs'
Bank. ofBouisvtile, snd set aside for that
purposs, and can only De used for that pur-
pose, as viii be seen by the following ccrti.
iicate of the cashier: .s
OFrICE on FARMERS AND DRoyERs BANK,
iopisvILtE, KY, April 7, lS3, !
This Il In ceItify that there IL In iha
FarmerSnpd Droyers'Bauk 10 the the credit
Of the Third Grand Gl,t Concert, for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Hentucky,
five hundred tnoW and dollars, which has
been SET apart by the managers tQ pay the
giftsiu iull, and wilt he held by the aux
and paid out for this purposo. aud This PUT
pose only.
The party. Therefore, who holds tho tick.
I'm greenbacks, and so fir the sjO.IUO giit, The
SIS u0o, the sso,Oo0, tho sl0-ool tins 5000, ard
ing TO S5O00c0.
fhe remnant OF unso.d tickets will lc
furnished To those who first apply (ordCrs
preference over ngcnsl at the following
prices Whole tickets, SO: halves, tS: anu
quarters - ~. II whole tickets EIr sl0D. y
for $50, ll3 for sf % End 57j FOR 5000 su
discount on lees than slo0 worth al y tImrI
The concert and distribution OF gifls vii.
begin &C q o'clock on Iueusy morning,
July s, in pnulic Library Hail, and lhe fnl.
lowing will be tho ord, 2 Cf proceedings: Its
Music by orchestra band. ID. Placing of tags
lone for each ticket sold) In large wheel.
3D.. Placing OF gifts in smsi wheel Sih
M usic by orchestra baud. 9TH. , tNplnnato-
~ remarks y prcsident. 9th. Irawing nf
first half OF gifts 7th. Music by orchestra
hand. sth Drawing OF last half Of gifts
9Th. Placiug of large wheel with tags I'm
hands Of committee appointed by audience
lDih. Grand orchs sira concert. I -
The music Oh This grand OCCASION Will bc
the best that ran 10 procured, aud the reu-
tlemcn who count and place the tsls and
giits I'm The wheels and superintend the
and keep the record oi tho drawn
numbers Will be chosen nom the hest
known and most q ust worthy citizens of
the state. All will be 20 cpncuciei ~ IN be-
a perfect guaranty against cOmpisnt rom
any just souTce. q sH p
day, Jnty u, at . o'clock A. M. Tickets draw.
Public l.ibrnry Building,wIIeTe cash checks
upon the Farmers aud DroyerA' Hank, of
Louisville, or sight d. ats upon The Fourth
National Bank az New York, at tho option
OF the holder, will bo given iVr the tickets
m gifts not called for in o mouths nom the
drawing Will be TUNED over 10 this Pubic
fund.
For full particulars vcnd for circular.
THOS. n. BRAMLHTTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
Louisville. Ky.
J.v. u RODGERH, agent,
IO0 MaFket ht.
aplt-I9tawHweow
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marbles and other building stones from
the Princes qusrries, iron from his
furnaces and forges, tools from his
workshops, coal from his mines. There
10 no end to his riches. Here isa box
Of beautiful garnets, there pile OF
charcoal, and beyond display in blocks
bars aud ingots Of that rare mineral, /,
graphite, and q case Of Faber's lead
pencils, for which all the material comes
from the Princes domains. | have
mentioned only the objects which
caught my eye in the fifteen minutes
stroll through the Schwartzenbers, paw
ilion. 1t il 80 admirably arranged, 50
complete and we'll ordered, and 80 full
OF information about the advanced
scientific agriculture OF Eastern Europe,
and it contrasts 30 pleasantly with the
aggravating confusion still reigning in
almost every other part OF the e1hi6'-
ton, that one with time to spare might
we'll spend half q day in it.
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ST. LOUIS.
Ln.e Intelligence from tho Mexican
Border.

Late InteIIigence from the Mexican
Border.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Dr. D. 81. Will
liams who has resided in the State OF
Coahuils Mexico, for two years past,
has reached here and gives some &C.
count of affairs in that country. lie
confirms the capture Of General Lessdo,
a rebel chief aud states that it Was be-
lieved he was Immediately shot. In
relation to General McKenzies pursuit
and attack on the Kickspoo Indians on
Mexican soil, DR.. Williams is OF opin-
ion that there will be no serious COM
plant made on the part uf the Mexican
authorizes, as the latter have long felt
the necessity Of some mutual arrange
ment between the two countries, by
which the Indian marauders upon
either side can be followed across the
river and punished by the Me1icans, il
the outrage is committed upon their soil,
as we'll as by the Americana, as in the
Kickapoo affair. The Doctor appre-
hends that the Mexicsns will use the
latter as a precedent, and pursue the
furatiyes on this side OF the Rio
Grande; they will be sure to avail them-
selves OF the example set by the Ameri-
csns. II not disavowed this will even'
tually lead to trouble and plung the from
tier into a vsr Such result would be
hailed by many as desirable, as it would
lead to the carving out OF another
tat slice from the sick man on our
Southern border. There are, however,
efforts being made by some Of our lead
ing parties on the Mexican side Of the
Rio Grande, which may lead to negotia-
tions for the annexation of more Me1l-
can territory, in order to strengthen the
boundary line, and by which Mexico
will be enabled to pay her debts. The
territory coveted for this purpose EN- =
braces the States Of Neuvo. Leon, Goa.
hula, Chipuaha, the north end oil
Durango, Sonora, and Lower Califor-
MIA, known as the Mexican frontier
States. This would shorten the boun'
dary line one half over the present
mesDdiriugs Of the Rio Grsude, and
leave a frontier that would be much
more easily protected by both nation
alities; whereas, it is almost impossible
to do 80 with the present boundaries
1t would be vast territory, with fine
irrigable and mineral lands and pas
turage, which are now almost worthless
to the Mexican people.
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CONNECTICUT.
wrestlIns Match.

BklpGEpoRr. June "a wrestling
match was arranged in this city to-day
between Jim MscMatin, OF Rutland,
Vermont, but now OF New York, and
Perry Higley OF this city. They signed
articles OF agreement 10 wrestle square
holds, best two in three, fair back falls,
at Worcester, Massachusetts,, between
the 10th and 20th inst, for $1,000 and
the championship OF America. Mac
Matin is the present champion, having
defeated Homer Lane on the 3Oth ult.
Higley was the champion last August
when he defeated Homer Lane. A for
feit of $3.50 a side was put up to-day'
MacMatin and hackers left tonight tor
New York.
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previous one having been abandoned.
The new indictment recites charges pre-
ferred against Taintor before his arrest,
and the District Attorney has furnished
his counsel with q bill Of the particu-
lars. 1t is likely Tsintor will be tried
during the present term.
The Superintendent Of police received
on Saturday a pair Of handcuffs with
the compliments of Blindy Winslow,
the alleged highwaymau. who, while
wearing the hsndcuffi, escaped from
an officer on Thursday.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0FYIcZ OF TIE CHEZ SIGNAL OPyicgR,
WARRINGTON. June 10 A NJ

WAX UEPAkrNENT,
0FYlcZ OF TIE CHEZ SIGNAL OPyicgR, }
WAsHrSoroS, June 10. l A. N.
PRoBABiLIfIzs.
For New England, fresh east to south
winds and generally clear and partly
cloudy weather. For the Middle
States. soutberly and vesteren to south-
west Winds and areas OF general ligh,
rains. For the South Atlantic States,
east TO south winds, partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional areas
OF light rain. For the Gulf States.
easterly winds, cloudy weather and
rain areas. For the northwest and
upper lakes spd southward to Tesnes>
zee. rising barometer, noEth 10 ives,
winds and clear and generally clearing
weather. For the Lower Lakes re-
eion, cloudy weather and rain areas,
followed during Tuesday afternoon and
night BY fresh yeering 70 west and north.
west winds yith elsaFips xsaihsI
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ATTEMPT to Murder.
BOSTON.
Death on the Sea-

BosroS, June "a cable dispatch
received here. announces the death Of
Captain H. W. Rollsson Of the ship
Cromwell Of Boston, which left this
mort in December for the East Indies.
He died at sea, q few days after leaving
Balayia. His life was insured ior
$4,000. He leaves . wits and eh'i-
dren At Chilssp.
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COMMITTED SuicIDE.-On "Wednesday
morning . young man by the name oi
Robert Chambers hung himself in au
old house near the residence OF Jerry
Hasermau. Mr.. Chambers was single
man, and no cause Is known for the act,
save that OF probable temporary iusani.
ty. He took Q plox line and fasten-
ing one end to . rafter, made q loop OF
the other and let himself drop from
come old boards placed on the joists.
HIS body was brought to town Thurs.
day, and sent home on the noon train.
We believe bis parents resides between
Easton and Fish Cresk.-Aoundrils
Rp1fw.
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BROOKLYN,
Yke Goodrich Mystery.

BROOKLYN, June 9.-The inquest
touching the cause Of Chas. Goodrlch's
death, for the purpose of ascertaining
whether he came to his death at the
hand of an assassin or by his own, will
be resumed before coroner Wednesday
next. Two surgical experts will be ex-
amined.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
A FULLDRAHIKG OERTA N.
$500, 900 In Ba,k to Fay Gift.
10, 00o Cash Gifts Paid in , Full
100000 for only $I0

Enough OF the 100 90 tickets iSsue,l COR the
THIRD GRAND Glrr Coscss' Z, aid O, the
Public Library OF kentucky, having bsen
sold 10 insure full drawing aud the wIsh
having been universally expressed THAI
the 0,0G0 cash gifts offered should be dcawn
in full and paid in full with out any scallng
down, IN heretofore. the management
the concurrence OF the trustees, have de.
termiued to allow ninety days more for the
sale Of the remnsnt OF tickets left on hand.
The concert and distribution advcrtiicd for
April Is therefore postponed TO Tuesday,
July 8, 1873, on which day, ana no other,
they viii positively and nnqulvocally take
place In Public Library Hail, Louisville, Ky.
gtfts will he distributed by lot snd paid In
full TO the ticket holders who draw them:
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PITTSBURGH.
Gagged.

CaEed.
PITTSBURGH, June 9.-W. r. Wales,
the accsmplice OF R. S. Dudley the
mail robber and forger arrived here
from Philadelphia in charge OF an
officer and has been committed to jail.
He was closeted for an hour this morn'
ing with United States Attorney
swoope, and it is understood that he
has made a written confession and Will
be used ss a witness against Dudley.
Wales stole letters from . mail car on
the Lake Shore Road, and when valus.
bic drafts were found he transmitted
them to Dudley who sent them for COLI
lection through the express offices.
The various Express Companies OF the
United States are believed to have loat
about $4,000 by their transactioDs.
The District Attorney here is acting IN
this ease under special instructions sent
him from time to time from Washing
ton. Dudley will be indicted at Will
Transport, anu his Hlo.
a, September term Of the United States
Court.
Auempt to Murder.
At on early hour this morning q
Young German blacksmith found a Wo-
man lying ia the yard Of a brothel. on
Butler PIsnksrosd, near this city; she
wac very weak, and almost unconscious
from loas of blood caused by wounds
produced BY seven or eight buckshot IN
her LETT arm. The young man was ac-
cused BY her as being the person VINO
shot her but he denies the charge. She
wa. taken to the hospital, and he "as
arrested and held for hearing.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

SECOND DISPATCH.
A diepatce from Alexandria says
a large and destructive confagration
is now in progress in that city. A vast
amount OF property has been destroyed.
The magnificent Palace is in flames and
will proably be reduced to ashes. Great
excitement prevails, and every effort is
made to arrest the confsgration.
LATER.
Further dispatches received here cay
that the Palace has been completely
destroyed. -
Eugene Perry. Q notorious burglar,
who escaped from the Auburn county
Jail, on the l4th OF March last, WAS ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Detectives
Bennett and Claf, while driving on q
Fourth Avenue stage. On the 25th Of
March lsst, John G. Hosmer. Sheriff
Of Cayougs county, New York, offered
81 900 reward for Perry. who effected
his escape from the above mentioned
Jail by knocking down the jsilsr.
General Rosecrans arrived in this
city to-day from Mexico, via Washing
ton. He is en- route 10 San Francisco.
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Frank Leslie is looking for Q site for
8 new and massive printing establish
mept Ia New York city.
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Minister Bsncrolt's wife and her
daughter. Mrs. Bliss, have returned 70
Berlin, having spent the winter 10 Italy.
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ENGLAND.
Destructive Fire.

LONDON, June GA dispatch from
Alexandra says q large couAagration
is raging in that city. The Alexaudria
Palace is burning and its destruction is
imminent.
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had a briet interview with him. his
mother did not visit him. He occupies
an ordinary cell, and at present nothing
has been done to promote his personal
comfort. No article Of furniture bed or
bedding have been furnished by his
friends.
The Committee of Common Council
appointed to make arrangements Tor the
reception OF the remains OF the late
{ Minister Orr, sent a committee to MAJOR
General F. Schsler, requesting him 10
| invite the Seventh regiment to psr'lc''
pate in the obsequles.
Annexation Scheme.
A Washington special says: There
is a growing feeling among officials for
the annexation of Guatemala to the
United States, and that two citizens OF
the former coantry, accompanied oy i's
accredited minister, assured them oithe
desire OF the people for anneEstlan' ana
an anxiety TO know when such O result
could BE reached.
Accident 10 SchooiboSs.
While The pupils Of the Rev. Mr..
Selleck's school, at Norwslk, Connecu-
cnt.were boating on Saturday afternoon
ACCOMPANIED by their teacher, the
steamer Amercus ran into one OF the
boats and capsized it, and three boys
700 drowned. Their names were
Cbar,ss J Bos,ruck, Of Auburn, New
York; Edward Morris, Troy. New
York: and William B. Crane Somers'
New York.
1.-THE grand jury OF the United States
circui, Court found new indictment
soaipst Taintor, the defaulting CASHIER
Of the Atlantic National Bank 1ns
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". Y. III Tf.,
Sheriff of the Pare III OF crl-afis.
T.. Brurn IS. II. Frankie.

c.IT.E DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- a., Orleans No. +o5t. By vigt.!e OF writ o. sela.
r,, md .aIe 10 m. directed b. the foIOrahic TIE
sixth District Court Toy The PARISH 81 orleans, n
tE.. above entitled Cau Sc. VIII proceed T." sell q:
pgllc auction. at the Merchants and AucuoLteIs
exchange, Kuva! street. between Caudi and tus'
tomiol.se strre:s n the Second District o! iits
.lty o1. MONDAY. February "A, 49,. at Twelve
o'clock ~. the following described property.
i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. will al the bui,G'
irss AMI improvements thereon and all the nights.
WAYS and advan ages .heTtunt0 belonging, II
uattd IN the First District OF TINS city III the
s,,,.ar,, bounded 10y julIs. Earonue ST. Joseph auo
Ialonlel-t streets and having thirty three ite'
one inch Sly lines front on Julia street. by dep Il
of rne hundred and ninety wo feet, more OK less,
and forming part of lot designated by the .ulh'
her one on q plan drawn by Louis Sug late .ir.
~cNOr on the fourth OF october, !8ll ana dtposlt {.
in tie office of Theodore Seghers, late notary pm"
u. in this city, Being the same property acquired
ty the defendant herein by purchase from Jd""D
levine as per act passed before Joseph to.n, !.
notary public in this city. the thirty FIRST oi
.aIuaIy 1870.
Seized il the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
W. p. HARPER.
IaoG Sheriff Of the Parish OF ORE ans
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Pierre Bergc, vs.. ,lauue! Zanoru.

NINTH DISTRICT stVRf FOR THE PaR!>p
IL 0t orleans. No 800 by N.r:u. /. Nj. =.
ter .ac5as 20 me- directed 10y ne honorable IL,
Fifth District Court :ur thc rarIsh az Orleans, II.
the above entitled cause. vii proceed {" ST.. al
public auction, at III. Merchants and Alc;.nHee.s
E.ch.ngr, Royal .tTtrt between Cana. and Gus
tuIuluusc streets. in 'le second District ct tn.
civ. on TUESDAY. Naroi. y. 1875, a: lively.
o'clock NJ. tee ju.s""In- a. .cl.'~a properly.
10 w.t.
THE rS0ivIDEn THIRD PART OF Lot OF
.EOjN;J. with the bu lGlug- and Improvements
:ut rsuL situated IL. ;!4r SCcOLt IstIIcI az tn.
,lty II III. square bounded by -. Peter, Bu0ih"u.
l.I.i!lu. .tui sri.sLS streets. and rlvasurli-G
about thI',y feet front So. Peter street lay sex
rnty vr :,et il depth. more les. " me-. Fad
undivided InIfd part O said property belongs to- H"
defendant herein. as isif TO uu".Isd ~: IA" estate
81 his deceased iath",, Jos .h In"rl" .aIn"rs. a.
;t1ptaIs from the mOTtliarN proceedings Known -
No. .. 49,. 81 liz, docket ot :lc Sec"ut iist!.e.
Iour: for the parish o.. orleans: ard according 20
HE IuOrtuaIy proceedings at0!t- the %An,' =;
the above property was donated by ":' pissed b.
CIV OF III" Il !rteen:h day ~! November. !G-. l'r
Jean AlciaA 10 harie ,h.va,. V II" Iy ne, last WI
and testament gave and .r,.ueath-d IL. said pI'.r
or,y to the sa. Joseph ignaCIu ZsmoIa. and tA'
u.ufrJic. thereof 10 t. sad Jear A"iua during H.
lifetime. And by &C. passed before Felix de
Armas late notary public ia ti.is =" y. dated >''p
TENDER q. 1885, the sgi.! A.c,la sod al !N- ~
:.'ie and .ttles! n and to kG..: property l" ;h'
said Joseph iC4aclu Idulurao
Seed IL the above suit.
IeIms--Caah Oh the spot
w r HARPER.
:cii mi! i3 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.