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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05
Polite Woman.

The other day. m B'st"". . lady
reached the railroad der"t just as the
train on which she desired t. depar,
moved away. As she stood gazing at
the train, h''r eyes iuIl Of packages and
her arms full Of tears. IA gentleman ar
rived at the dep"t on run. with "
valisc in hand his coat "n his arm.
an face streaming "ith pres pirati"n.
lie also was after that train. but alas
was to late. As he (o'ked anxi 'usly
after the train. now moving swiftly
away. he sat down on his valise. wiped
his face. and very deliberately said:
"D-n that train !"
The lady heard it, and smiling on
him With all her sweetness, her fac''
lighted up with heavenly gl"w, as
she whispered:
''Thank YOU, sir"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05
FEE
Ag,aia O..

Oh, sweet and fair ri.h and rare!
That day ." long ago; - i: -.
The autumn sunshine everywhere.
The heath,r r all wglOw. s3:S
The ferns were clad in cloth Of gold,y 49,.
The waves saEg on the shore ....a, ST
Such suns will chino. such waves will sing
For ever, evermorc. 81: i . 2
Oh, fit and few! Oh, tried and true!
The friends who net that day
Backbone the others spirit knew;
- = sA1drsoS SinstsStRes. sliay -. E.
! The hours 6eW past. until at last
The twilight kissed the shore;
We said, Such days shall come again
For ever, evermorc." .: f..
One day again? No cloud OF pain
A shadow Ger us cast,
And yet We strov" in vain, in vain.
TOcohjure up the past: IF
Like, but unlike, the sun that shone, ~
The wav. that beat the shore;
The words we said the songs We sung,
Like-unhke, evcrmure: z&
For guests unseen crept in between -
Aud, when our songs auwed free, s5sssazz,
: Sang dtscords IN un uLdertone,- 60
And uIarred the harmony.
The past is ours, not yours," they said,
"These waves that beat the shore,
Though like the same are not the same,
Oh never, neverM0re"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05

Poisons either burn Of give other
discomfort in psssins down the throat
these are organic poisions, and are met
ellie, destroying the delicate linnins Of
the parts .lpnR which they pass and
causing inflammation more or less painful
aud dangerous including all strong
acids There are other poisons which
may be swallowed unawares as laud.-
luu,, parcgoric, morphine and tho like.
A. th: time for saving lite in eass
o' poisoning sometimes passes within
FIVE minutes or less, every head Of
family and every intelligent person
should have sop,e general principles Of
action, with coolness of manner, 90 as
to give the p'wer to act sdvanatag Sous:
" in any emergency: ....
If an alkaloid-as opium or niorph!s,
or other anodyne-has been taken, all
Of which produces dullness Of every
grade to stupor and insensibility, tho
6rst point is to get it out Of the stomach
as instantanious'y Is possible; put &
heap;ng teaspoonful Of salt and as much
ground mustard in half glass of water,
stir it and drink ins antiy In . mo-
ment Of time violent vomiting tskes
place, which should be promoted alter:
wards by drinking warm water, which
further dilu:es the poison. In few
moments drink freely Of strong coffee,
this helps 70 antsgonizs any OF the
poison which may remain II the pa
t,en, seems dull or sleepy, he should b.
taken under the arms BY two persons
md made to walk actively until he Is
fully walked up; If that cannot be done,
put him under the pump and let the
water fall on his head, or
pour T. on his head while
sitting up, from distlnce Of two feet:
from a pitcher or bucket until he is
fully awake ; for if you do not wake him
he dies. In case of organic or metallic
p 'is"niny, scalding the throat III its
passage the FIRST great point is di -ution ;
the most acc. ssible thing is warm water,
hut warm milk is better, and liquid
oils or hogs lard are better still, for
| they MT only dilute but they soothe
and shield the parts in very grateful
manner keep on drinking them until
tree vomiting IS induced; then swallow
TIE whites Of Several eggs, which COM
bine with the most acrld poisons and
form chemical compounds, harmless
AMI inert, of any remnant Of poison
which may be left after the vomiting:
But while these things are doing, send
for physician, and when he ooues tell
him all that has been done and show
what has beer vomited.
For many poisons there are more
specific antidotes than the ab"ve; but
most Of them arc seldom at hand. In"
points instantly to b. arrived at are,
in painless poisons to get them out Of
the stomach instantly. If painful, di-
lutte first, cover the burned parts with
some soothing material as oils, aud then
get them out Of the stomach. Strong
coffee and whites Of eggs are good tor
both kinds of poisons.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05

Several years ago hopeful young
minister left these shores for the Can
"ibsl Islands as = missionary. On AZ
irving At the end OF his journey, tho
natives wei ghed him and cut sliver
of his leg as sample. He came home
BY the next boat, aud is now the trav-
cling agent sfa circus.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05

A hos'ter upon Q"ing to confsssi"n
WAS asked by the priest, # he ever
CREASED the horses teeth that they
might not eat 6" many oats. He re-
piled no" Next time he came he
c"nfe.sed he had o" the priest ex-
pressing astonishulent, hs replied: l
did not kn " it Could he done, holy
father, until you told me"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05

STRAzN1cKY is said to know the name
and place Of everytOn of the hundred
thousand volumes of Ast"r Library The
same was of old said Of the great librarian
Magliabachi, who besides knowing the
name of every book Of his extensive IL
brary. could also repeat the contents Of 4
great number OF them, and could tell any
inquirer not only what book would be
the most satisfactory and pleasing to his
wishes, but the chapter und page where
the desired date would be found.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05

At dinner party recently, Senator
Nye put his new silk ,;lescarslessly up.
on the sofa. A few minutes after.
General Butler eat down upon and
crushed the h: fearfuIly. ''D-n it"
roaled Nys, Il could have told you it
wouldn't fit bef're you tried it m"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05

A young lady came to the city tho
other day to have her picture taken:
When the artist showed her the ''proof
and asked her how shs liked it, she
placedly remarked that he put too
darned much mouth on it to suit her"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05

A wag. one evening, pulled d,wn >
turner's sign, and put it over law
y.'s d""r in the morning it read.
IAN s,r,s Of turning and twisting done
here"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-05

Editing paper is like carrying IN
umb-ella on windy day; everybody
thinks he could manage it better if be-
had hold Of the handle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
By g. De Ferret & Co.

MISUNDERSTANDING. FURNITURE.
ONE DIEBOIO :. HIEEZLE FIRE PROOF AM
DtRGLAS-FROo. SAFE LARGEST Pa TERM.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
81 She:... Harper.
..!t: ~ IL: SHERIFF Of !!! PARISH ,lI ~:
:T-.:. - UHuFE :" EFIEC.' ! r,.r.itcE.
..Hr MALAtN -. WILLIAM NAAADi. ET:
hu>EsSi. A.! NA..G y. CA!n!...,~
:: =: !A.:..H' =.
:c,..I :jis:. C...:. T.. lie -. ~. :a--
-. So.
81 She.A Harper.

~ ':nT'H - :: "H,F" a. :':ra .A>rA".
- ~. 1874. - 'as ail.'t. 10. IL" honorable the
fug' .IsrTs. Cant ~. IL" paIi., -. Orleans il.
'l.' a"s" entitled caHs:. I VII ,roeee. &" sell
at pubic auction, ~ IA. L"tc'It'. ana auction
.e:s' hZ' hare ~ street. be- ."rn 'a"' and
.,'.. TUESDAY Maseh ;. 1874, at tv.iv.
".Io". NJ. il "ld~G "a 'i:a"; par.!.."n liz %
lowing drsctii,-d pruI ert.. - wit
j. THO CERTAIN L0E> OF 'i,cJED together
with all the bindings sn.. Improvements thereon
and all =. ri-ht', way, .nd privileges 'h.r.";s.
square bounded bv D'va!cs. -. Dents >r.r,.. nd
Third streets and designated by ia. I.lInt,. 'r:
and clever. oi plan drawn by L. !.-i,e!Is. IL. .ur
NeE"r dated twentieth December 1904. "!d depG.-
lied! in tie oilic. eli william Shannon! notary. III
this city, plan uuh b., tiir:rsiN OF book oi plans
and ;lcs.si.:. - follows, VI: 10! GGE.Der ten
forms the corner Ht DrN..des aud Thrd streets.
and measures twen:Y-.ight feet SIX inches troG'
Oh Drya,e. street. Uv :. depth am: froa- .a Third
street al hundred ana ten feet, :n,! 10: mum
Der eleven adioins the rear OF th" lot number ten
and me assures forty feet eight inch. four lines iron:
I'd street by depth OF one hundred and ten
feet. between parallel lines. said property was
acquired by purchase from John EMIL .y a.'
passed before " .a'n shannon. q notary public.
"A thi, city On January {" 1858.
"A CERT AIN LOT OF GROUND. tog.tie, VII,
IL. hul!diag> and Improvements thereon. with al
rights. ways and p.iyilt S"s th"'eHnto belonging.
situated IN the OUr District Of III, city, IL she
.puar. bounced 10y Drvaie-. -. penis Second and
Ihir'. streets. aai te-na'el by The HinbeT
twsv. ON plan drawn "y l.. R.zenstsi:. sui-
ysvnr, dated ce:.i..f'.r - 1885,. aud deposited Il
'!ie office of y Ham shannon. notary in tins city.
plan aGInbe thirty six o! book q: plans. ..i
lot treasures .at'v feet sjgh: inches four Vines
front o. Third street, ~ a aeo'i. cf one hundred
an: zen feet, between par. lei Ines. said rro:"
'ity "a, a",,'.irei hv ilT. has" tom join = F-.
hT ."t passed ,-,ioG- William Hn..aaon. :.oto!y
; 1--WE CERTAIN LOTS OF GRn-Er Together
I'h al Ii. .l.i.. :. al: improvement. -.-Fe'r.
:3:1t- Ways. i,:.i'.es AMI "q.l!2'. .un., Il. -
MT" ht.on-'-, .fHai',. II! -" ."".' Distinct o:
-. llni I've! an: 5h5,tv -.v.n "s .a. .l..n..r:.
'''' :. 'oGrdr" ~ 'l!ig'! =. Deus, fo"I'i IN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
SHERIFFS SALES.
Rose Cnmnack vs.. John Hays.

NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans, No. i39i-By virtue of writ OF SEIZURE
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Flltn
District Court tor the parish of Orleans, III the
above entitled cause. will proceed 10 sell AT pun.
lie auction. the Merchants and Auctlonttrs
Exchange. Royal street. between Cahal ana JUS
tomhouse streets in the Second District If This
city, on WEDNESDAY. March II. .8l4, az tweiVt
O'Clock NJ the following described lot OF grounc,
together with the buildings ahd Improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereof 10 Wit
|. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate" N
the second District of this city. III the square
bounded Uy B.envllle. Where. Custohh"usc ana
Roberts On streets designated by the number. Zen
and eleven plan dI avn by Louis brlngl"f, late
surveyor general annexed 10 ar act OF sale from
Charles Papet passed in the Oil e OF Lou, Fereaud,
late notary pubic IN this city, on the ilnfl day
Of June 1881 said lot. having III American measure,
zach. twenty slx feet ten inches front on Where
street hy siX:N tire. feet eleven lEciss III depth:
sad lot eleven forming the corner OF Y. lere and
Blenvl- streets. Sai! lot number ten was acquired
by the defendant herein b.. purchase from tAaIlts
Emmanuel LOmne, per act before A. BoudOusq uie.
la. notary III th, city. on the slghtl! OF April
1883 and said i0t eleven was acquired b; said .lc
tcudant by purchase from, the estate OF Charlotte
Dggs 'f,- dece ased widow 0. James Dig@. per AZ.
passed before the same LctaIy on The twen.y-sI!i.
2. A LOT OK PORTION OF GROUND si.uat-i il.
the same district aA. square, measuring, "a iu.'il-
can measure, tEsI ,slX feet ten inches three ii!.S
front said Where street. b. a depth between
parallel lines Of siAty-thTee feet eleven inches,
being the portion next 10 Gustomhou5c street az
that portion of the original lot number thiee, &C.
cording to plan drawn by Depouill:. ,.ated nine.
teenth of jar uarv, 1886, deposited il the oflc" nf
Gustave lie Gardcur then notary publ" III this
city. aud was acquired bY SAID defendant herein
by purchase from Mr.. Mary Lee Clark, widow oi
the late Moses p Clark, yer act pass"! before The
late Thomas J. Beck notary pubic :. !. - city.
on the eighteenth 81 June. .GJ.
Seized in the abos. emit.
.trms-Cas.. o.. she spot.
" =. HARPER
.e: 20 mil: Sit.i;: ~ :le PaTjsi. OF cream
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
BY Walton. DAVIS 81 FyeYec.
-.h HAy!cSAI Esii. cS 6.SHsa: S:.sl:s
s.:l.' q. s'e Vu,..: S'Sss. s.s - t:s:sss
q: L..i.Aus No.. 1853 s...llGg.
wv WALTON. Dayi~ g. uHigA--

~ WALTON. DAvi~ 8. GHEghr-
- y. Saito.; A.eiione"s So 80 came
o'clock -. 81 Che Merchants .u.l Siet.ne.fs' Sxs,
change. IL. Wet se ana IN vrSsuaE.. ~ svo seseT.
ORDERS from IN" h"n"rahl. sls District SOlss ss
.L. United Statss g., .h. Sis.,ss o.. l.nisi ~ ..
.a.. .,a,.d a.ars u. 1881 il, ,h. - att.v Of e.,s
ha'', :ilis Clss. 90 -. Jdvis & !,sI ssH: 80
'ias s""kt' ~ stit s"I.'. asS ssyrszHsI. Whom
$50, NJ. '.oI, docket - stn.- .o.'r'. n.nssu'.su
wiz
Two i".s ~ .r"ysO. ~ies ..:'.i, .. ,..y
Improvements '.ere..n. ~ tie slisss :i..,.s .SH s
.Its, IL u. siGase lsS .act. ~ ~. isss aaGses.s
'i'ss'V amt Franklin. .ti...s icsiga..ci w 4: =
sos. ibena !',"O Sa. "ad~ ~ Ao.is -. S.:,
late city .u,.sy.e. '.tc' s.y.Ul~' - :j.. ~.
DEPOSITED IN hs .'iises s!ssls = Es.es. ias. -
n"t,f: Vi.hIis '"s Tn. :.s 80 Sf'eass - :H. 81.
- -; !:nos .f Pla.s 80. J.. Sos So !. M sseIe..s
'-"' sn.h.s ~. 's.n'sH r"..r.. s',..s, 2. n.t
ic'.. lines N MO S.ar ~ asosrss ~! S!a .s.'
.nce. CIV 81. ode 81 ls' 81 J.. su.I 80 se.s iachsy
Zines %, .hs sid. of l"' ~" u: 80. Nc !: n. 90.
''. -! '."' '"'es .s- :ro'' r.sS,as sire. +,
II 'erf inshsss iinss in She seas ~ s'e.s Os.f3
..et lie be llIsss Ont.s ssis Es Hs 81. l and 80
:.s' 81. ~" other Sole. who. 4rols,rsy 81 Q.
'inls.! by said william Davis, Max s,ret snes :ni
'ide1 GsS by .sii Hlvis ana III. one Nn...eei
icIytI bv each ~ Che sIid No. ssli Mosssix Gps.s
!i.r. @v purchase fr,us w ;srS al. CSurse.SS
az: i'f.l. j.. ii. Gst!seNSG sheH sHs.Yy Snbl Is ..s
'h. PARISH u '-.sass. sa the si,.s'esa Al u.scs,
1861.
.Yyl~ ~, rre-enens." ~, ..e aH,v- .e.e.i:e.s..
known - 'h~ Et'.J,.ai N.l, a1sp ~ s.s.si sJS
publ" s:sr'.isn.1t~ =. e.nse-ra as.s. a:c. Fan
"n sa'i.iti.'" ct sh. ESch sn...
Also. ~ i.le sans :iiae.nS p'S.s. a'' sic nose
able contained ia she said isl.fi. cor. -
t!sHi'.re, chairs. gay I.lsss. etc afsoy,.i;. e:
an inventory ga Sl' "a Size s.ics ssf ~. ~ 10,
~hisf, Si: be anhuunce1 1t s!e sale,
lerins.-sash on iise tSos siA NsSea Ss.S.S sse~ss
NV notes ~ the "a o'.n. ~ IL" a.I ~ ica.' s.:.
Ac'"f sal' hefols Io!'a u. t.ssise s.:..fj Y...c
~ she expense .. the Y,.Ss.Ss.so
iAl tpe 1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
Francois FupierriS vs.. Joel T.. Cannon.

ENiFTH DISTRICT COURT Fok THE PARISH e.!
l. Orleans, 80 i33..-Sv Sirti. of a VII: .: seizure
an! sale to me directed by I'll. horlIrah. The ! tth
District Court for the parish of ORGANS. III III.
above entitled cause. wi. proceed - sci! At pub
lie auction, AT The Merchants and AUc:one.Ts'
Exchange. Roya! erect, between Cana. and Cas-.
uhouse streets. in :ha Second District OF this
city on "WEDNESDAY. February % 1874. at :Se.v.
O'clock ~, Tie ia.ow.n. described property. 10
wit
CERTAIN PARCEL OR LOT OF GROUND. 20.
gethtr with al sip improve ile I:S thereon an. ac
.Ories therct. situated in slbur. Fnn'clart3.U
Third DIS RTE. ~ .ii. city Of New Orleans. and
numbered one hundred and thirteen, iii The square
bounded bv Nap"vVa.. ICES Marai.. Ford. ana
Savage streets, ac.oJai'. ~ a ran 't-a"o by Ia
nesse. late City surveyor. dated june :! .5h.. AVID
deposited in til. oi.i". % ". ChTistv notary ;.5iIc
on both Maur.lits and Iori. srf.e's, BY Ou- .J.l.
rpI and fifty feet il. dept ana front nes N.:ass
street; being tie same property acquired by -.
defendant herein bs purchase rom ttt!i.Vs. s.'.
BY acs passed before Aui-,.. :,.r.'el :G:!,T ~,
lie in This city, ON tn. u nth IA. .! .a,..t: 80.
Seized in The shov. suit.
Terms-l. Cash :oT . sufficient a'n".': :" gay
I'a!nt!h cslll. the sum %! tw- .Iugl'ei and
fifty s!Oiara. with interest 'h.r.o, - yer
cent per anuum from The twelfth d." .: J, 49,,
I'LL tie day - sale. IL. YAK cen. ":to.-':. tees.
:ud cost. OF sui'.
=. tn. purchases - - ~. y'"' ~ ''l.
amount - hi. b.t ~" pa. meat al .r...ss.,y
In. Tx. cum ~ swo f-'.o.lre! and i!tv ..llar.
drawn hy .etp,liaGf 10 his rrde' 10. IN !.ln
Endorsed. dated January .. 1873 ,a,.,hc :w..".
months after date. am. hearing "a: ". .e..: per
.urum from maturity not! final payment.
3. And til. .'a.a".: :" :!e :r!.o u ..i...i".' -.
!: .}., e..... 90 .!lc spot.
~. P. HARPER.
ia. fell. 2. Sic, I, ~ :'.. Paris 81 .}v..rs
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:e: 20 mil: Ste,i: ~ :ho PaTisi. OF or.a:i'.


ana JD-t tlG >tlItItf
S,CpERIOR iiSTRiC! COCEF FOR TIN PARISH
- of Orleans No IS 8Sf.Ev virtu of an iIas Il:
of ti,ri fdcias directed by & hoa.ra. ,he
Superior Distrc, Court FOR the parish orleans. IA
the above entitled cause viii proceed :" .e. ~
public auction, At the Merchants ard aurt ouss,,
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and gus
tomhouse Streets II re Second BictTict a. iils
city. on S.TCRpAY. Marc. :. 49,; a. iw..y.
O'Clock NJ. the following described properly. 30
wit
J. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
and Improvements thereon, Ilslt- ways "tc..
81 uated i'll the TMir,. District OF Tn. c'Ty, II .h'
square bounded ~ klyean tlelGs, '.+atincu.
Craps and Marigny streets, designated ~ tie NUM-
Der one a plan drawn ny J. A. b'demecoiIt,
surveyor on the fourth iav 81 November. .6o.
Said lot forms the corner OF klvsiai. re Id. An:
GrtatIueu streets. and measures, III American
measure. thrty-eight feet front on k.ysau Fields
ct, the width in til. rear. b: :!.4.: .No
feet ten inches elk lines il depth.
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GnOCND s:ua:c'. n ~"
Third District Of this city, la the square trunGe!
by EysIan Fields. Greatmen. Marisny and Casa.
caivo streets said lot to min. The corner "f Ely
sian Fields and Greatm.n streets. and nIra. urtS
thirty five feet six inches front on ElyslE !!e.us
street by one hundred asd thirty feet .Are.
inches in depth ana front GH Gr+atmen street. be.
tween parallel lines. al! American measure. 20.
gether with al! IL. buildings and .myroy cnIeIis
thereon.
seized in the above SIT - :e.o,:!-: 20 ..:.:.:.
AM. Settler.
1.Gnls-Ca.i. OF. :;.t .:'j..
". p. HARPER.
fr3 % MI. Sh..its Of 'h. Parish OF nrl.a,a.
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No ,<,3t..
PY PLAe!DE j. SPEAR. AuCTloNEKR-
- Office Ne 10 Exchange aI!ev.-THtRSpAY,
March 5, 1874. al twelve O'Clock M. VIII be sold
GERS Exchange, on ROYAL street, betwee0 Canal
and CUstonhouse streets. by virtue and IN ;.ur.
suance to an order from the Hon A. L. Tissot,
Orleans, dated Jtuuary - 1914 Tor account ~ the
above succession, TO W.T.
IA CERTAIN LOT OE GROUND with .he ;,uiii.
tYict of TIM. .itv, Il. siguar.d by th. No. u, OF
square 40 So bounded b. .'a.iia P.elemine jena
and chestnut streets: SAID o. measuring % feet
incnes 'front.' on Cad.z street ~ 400 tee. ia Gepth
between parallel iiu.~
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in .h. same
district above IL the squar. hounh.d by Henry
Cay avenue. Edmund, Leouce and Victor streets
in square No. III; sad lot is des grated BY the NJ"
II and forming the corner of Henry Clay avenue
and Leonce streets, and measures 80 fee. front on
Henry Clay avenue, by iG feet in depth and from,
on Leonce street. and width in the ..:sT o. - ieei
ii inches 8 lines.
Terms and toniitiHns-:,ne Efst cash on she
spot. and the balance AT one years credit. with
notes secured ty mort gage. aud beariT eight per
cent interest per annun hcn, date till paid, and
five per cent attorneys tees in Of suit to re-
cover the amount Of ealu notes. The taxes and
drainage tax OF 49,! 10 be p.id by The purchaser
over ana abov. price of adjudication. The Vreni-
lses to be kept insured and policy transferred.
Acts OF sale before Thee. BuIssOn uOtary p.a -.
az The expense OF tia. PURCHASERS.
la 10 % 30 e5 " y. l6 inhJ
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tua.h.T, widow and iaj...a. ii.-.l..
IrOiHTh NlSrEIt" COURT .Dt ... ...iSI
f. Hf orleans f". = - By virtue f.Iit
~ seizure .! sal. /" ~. Girec'.. br IL.
u.c the E.ustn GIefIlc. I.Ii:. :., :ii- ,.eri-.
"f orleans III tie stUV. sn.ltl. s'..e. MI! -.
coed 10 sell 4: puoiir aut!on ~ III. Merchant. .ii.
Auctio'ser.' Exchange. E"ya! str..:. between
Canal and Custom house streets. y. u. - t.I.:
Distric. of thi. city ~ NoNbaT. I.,.n :. 1874.
a. Twelve 1'cIcci. NJ. 81. :o,I.v.Iu. described:
property, together with al In. hu!i. IS "a. IN
lr1vsmeIlt5 th.' con, st".. &" Wit
AZ. HALE OF CERTAIN LOT OF GsD'ED.
being she .-.i.s nearest 70 ta:0IG.lef .lAt:.
Apollo, street. TIA. 'ert.n 10y OF Irnu.. in III.
squa'. bounced by Cay" del.;, BaIpnn. tat.
BaccLus) Era . and Clio Streets .f. whole ~ .:il!
lot or iIion measuring sixty th;se feet e..yS
inches tllTee lnrs front kra.O street, bv
hundred and .h. fee: IN .icpth, and il ccin.cee,!
Of part OF lot originally G.s grated 10. mum Der
.is'"n In square eighty -four. o. :nc plan Ht HE
fauhourg Annunclati.n. Being the hal: LOT
portion OF grour. when the late John Charles
Schumacher, deceased acquired: By inheritance
from his mother, sd-liIertis Schumacher 81 o.
John Duntze, agre.aby t"s Judgment oi tii- Sec
ouI District court :Dy til. ,avl-i. .: Gl.aus -
October %. 1866.
seized III tf. above .liis
Terns-Casn Oh til. spot.
". r NAPIER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

.S':!c: Court ~ 'fe United States OF iHe:iG. :oy
me District of icuisiana-So. ,!.5.
pYTHE SUCCESSORS FC. T.. GIRAR.
- DEl & 60, Observation-Disclosures j. Hoev, Auc.
tionesr-1tice No /. Exchange Plars.-SATuR UAI,
March 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants
ard Auctloneers' exchange, Oh Royal, between "a.
nal and Customhoust streets this city OF New t:
leans, by !I1tue OF an order Of the Hon. b. H. pa.
rei. Judge OF TIL. District Court "f the United
States 81 Arneslc. for the District of Louisiana .t
ting IN bankruptcy, dated ninth +. bruaTy. 1874,
VIII be sold by pablo auction. the following ..e-
scIlbed property, to Wit
J. ACbRrAIN LOT of GROUND IN .!e First y.
frict Il the city vi New Orleans in the square
bounded by ITALIA. Tchcupitoulas, New Levee and
Suzttte tuow krato) streets, designated No. Is,
said LOT measures - feet inches front on Ihalia
street bv l5y feet ~ inches d. ep. between parable
nues. bounded on one sid. by lot No. IL. and the
ether side bv lot No. 10.
2. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND stu.
ated in the same district and square, adjoining the
above described lot. dtsi gnated lot No. Is and
measuring Is feet inches front on Thaa street
by 59 feet 10 inches i'll dept together with all the
bui dn.s aud improv. ments on said two lots III
ground and al the rights, WAYS, privileges and
advantages thsI-UntO belonging. in any wise
appuTialnlng, comprising extensive brick and
frame buildings. formerly known Rices Steam
Bakery and WEI. suited for this. .stI!!ery. 5vt
ing or other manufacturing purposes.
vhe decree of the court ordering the .le OF 'he
anoy. dt scrbed property directs that the same bs.
freed from all membranes and the assignee.
sue, title is him vested by the assignment ..I
bankruptcy and hv the aforesaid order OF court.
Terms Of Sie-ttsl On the spo: a. the moment
OF I'D, 4dicatIoa. and purchasers 20 assume. pay.
meut over ana aDoye II. price OF adj.dica ion ~
a.! LAKES winch the properly may owe a., to tbs
..av sale
Act Of sale a. Tire expense of III. purchaser e.
s'rr NJ. 'I"Tlol, Notary pH,ic. ttl5 Is Il % nh.