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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-01-10
ILLINOIS
TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK
Corner Madison and Market Streets


THE TRUST DEPARTMENT
VIII receive deposits and issue oertifl-
Gates bearing interest. s5s
viii receive and execute Trusts. and
invest money for individuals, Estates.
Corporations, and Societies, for amy
amount, and on short or long time, Sc
cured by Real Estate or good oollater-
ais, as may be desired.
Ladies' and others unaccustomed to
business, desiring advice as to their in
vestmsnt of money for interest and the
care of it. or any other subject incident
to the Trust Department, will receive
prompt and courteous attention from
Officers of the Bank.
THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Receives Deposits of any amount from
ave cents upward, and allows interest
at rate Of six per cent. per annum.
Married women and children may de"
pOsit in their own name.
Foreign Exchange sold at lowest
rates.
Entrance to Ladies' Department from
Market st.
J j. i B. DRAKE. Executive
II. e. POWERS, COMMITTEES.
ANSoN STAGER.
This Bank has always paid its dspos-
itors in full on demand, without requir-
ing any thirty or sixty days notice.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

~ vii unions desiring changes addresses Of
corresponding retAries please uf the
former secretary.
The iuilutmg persun- have male applications Tor
membership In the several unions. Any union having
charges prefer viii forward them within thirty DAYS
fsoiu the date u application.
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The Crispins' Lodge No. held their regu-
lar monthly meeting at their hail, on Dear
born street, on Saturday. The meeting was
well attended and good feeling prevailed.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-01-10

CooPEKI>r-- lis an Ill wind that blows
nobody good. The late little Unpleasant
ness in the fancy stocks and bogus concerns
of the country have had the effect to throw
good deal Of work u the way of our Chica-
60 coopers. Business is good, and all things
considered, wages is fair. Long may it con
tinue SO
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CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO, JANUARY 10, 1874.


Scores q Young in business during the day are
pefecting their arrangements again for attending the
evening sessions q BKYANI SIRArTOS College. At ne
new College rooms southeast corner State and wash
ington streets The following branches viii be taught
Book Keeping Arithmetic. Writing. Reading Spelling.
English Grammar German and PhonogTaghy. Sessions,
u 2 p " Vow Is good time N commence.
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Confines its business, AS ITS IT'LL
INDICATES, TO the receipt and care Of
Trust and Savings Funds, ON which
interest IN allowed ON M, liberal terms
as IL consistent With permanent safety
This BANK has been, and is stan
PAYING al dspositors ON DE MAND
without requiring THIRTY or SIXTY
DAYS NOTICE.
rEss.sss.ss: .,s e r.aiss' Department fro-
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Burglar Proof .tes and Fixtures Of two
Offices and Telegraph Line connecting. 6,327 so
aud payable on eaIl. -. l5s.si22l
United States, Illinois State,
and other public bonds and
available securities. y 700 10000
Cash in Vaults and subject to
check .................. l5O,2T442
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BININGER'S
OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.

Especially designed for the Of the Medical Poies
soh and the Family Possessing those intrinsic medcn
al properties which belong 70 and Old and Pure Gin
Indispensable TO Females. Good for Kidney Com
plants. Delicious Tonic. Put mp In cases contain
ing dozen bottles each and sold hy Al drgzista
gr0een &c. A. NJ BiEingsr Co., established l7Tk
No. Is Beaver Street, View Yogk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14

Yesterday, bat we're expelled after they had
burned part of the town.
Simultaneous attacks ~cre made BY the
Insurgents on Arm and San Martlde. Inc
Cariiste captured part ct Behobla, com
n,aeding the International BRIDGE but they
were finally dsiven out.
4 De.ias.
The Times says that Count Won Arn'm
scn has wvitten 70 tho Erlin Journals de-
nyiny that hie father had any hand IN the
publication Of the htrAm"ntane pamphlet
tiled "a Kevelation trOD Above. IN
which the foreign office trsred he woai1
publish she missing ,lc,cnnents.
The Newmarket stakes.
The race for the Czaro&l'z stake ~ New
IA irket to day was ven by Aventnfier. a
q -l4iiag BY Wsmba, "at "t Truth. Vas eec'
ouf, and GalHecuck third.
4 Protest.
A public meeting Wis acid IN B'fm'nE-
ham to night T., ~hiri 'es.;lutions were
adopted protesting against eGo lIleSai hss
Of ,ubiic Moneys tn sIe' raS the S1pens"t OF
iiIumin attn. che city Oh the occasion .! IN"
anticipated visit VI the Priuce % Wales;
The speakers denounced the mayor, and
accused him Of seel.ins: favor with the
court in order 10 obtain knighthood: Oi''
prnb.us epithets we're applied 70 tho Prince
Of Wales and other violent language was
usc.t, which called out etr"ng expressions
Of dissent. Tho proceedings shroughous
were Very disGr'ie'ly.
4 Turkish Town burned.
CONsyANTIsorLE. Octoerr l2-Yhe Turk
isl, town OF Okhiolyi. containing o000 Ill.
hukitanta, and situated ON the Gulf Ut
Rurehas, in the Black ga. las been totally
destroyed by ooli AAgrarion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14

the American people may y. enfe'y IN
vnlved to the sincere and thoughtful states
men who will assemble ON this occasion.
These suggestions are believed t" be entirely
unnecessary. Lest some should deem them
unwarranted, / here state that they are
euggeations only, and that they are sub
mitted with great difiidence, but win the
sincere hope that they may to some extent
aid in securing careful preparation for the
work Of the convection and full attend
ance upon it's concerns:
J. NJ. EDMUNDS. Secretary.
The convention reassembled u T. NJ,
wien the committee reported the fOiioWing
permanent officers Of the convention: Presi
dent-Hop. Lewis L Parsons, OF Alabama.
We. P1esiden.s-L ID Evans, OF Texas; q
4. Barber. of Louisiana; Joha U. SArbtr. o.
Arkansas; FIRMS II. Little, of h'-"l.sipFi'
u. Woodruff, Of Alabama; j fferson Long
If Georgia; :. W. Osborne. OF Florida; ..
7. Wilde, OF Tennessee; l.. n. Sh"r,naker'
OF Virginia. Secre.arirs-George w: fas-
cal, Jr.. of Texas; II. ". lewis, OF Mis"'s
eip,i; ]. A. Enc son. Of Arkansas.
Tine report was unanimously adepted'
Governor Davis, Of Texas. and A. a. q.
Rogers, Of Arkansas. escorted the president
TO the chair.
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MARKETS..
OoMestlc Markets.

INV Vow Ve,ober l3-yhe Posts financial n.
tee SAYS: The money market is shade hri,er Tor
rates. call loans having zen mostly 81 $ thus FAR
to-day, although thu quo,etion 10 u 03 g. mt.
Primo mercantile paper f'r: month date, is "a y
cent. and short date 81 40 Tier are =. choice
not fairly quOtable as che ing the nSiRet GOA
opened lO9 T. ind ha1 Sinr" old at no. On gold
oa the rs,,e, have been y cent for carrying,
ard fat.
F.ei.n exchsnge iswesk 81, d leading drawers
have reduced their n"miaal fntts fot sterling 10
81 "a a. BIZ, respectively Prime hankers' bills
can. low. yer, be obtained - s3. an 49, and at
g s6h "a 81. "ims romm-lr,'i hanging from
- 8iA 10 - 23k. Government bonds are u shade
lower Than yes'. rday. s,A'- "o''is ut the board
were h Cher to-day tOr Ttnnessees srd lower FOR
h.sours. TIL, remainder ct the list has been
neglected Speculative si,aics opened a = higher
for Tell ara oii New York c. Mira. U lion Pacific and
Pacific Mall u changed for Lake shore North
MesrTn m. and Wa ash ' c..;ns . the
Cnt,on IosDd quiet ard strndy; mddling up
lands ~. @iS'.c sales 3,47 ba es; net receipts as:
Futures closed easy; sails $500 ba rs. "a FOL
Iowa: October Is 9 a2Wl. To-: Nov. Is 9 $40
is l6r December l5"lhif5 10 5:c: 'nuars IS u -
0i5z p, bruar IG Is 3,0i5 l6; Merch los q
Is II SIC April i6 3lo@6 s'-sc: May l1's 0l' 531c;
June l1ac.
extra $50 IS; go ii TO chu CO $60 Is. Wheat
trader: berte busioess doing; pre-. without de-
cdrd change Germ dull and l"' AZ Ut Csc for West
mixed ahOat. Coffee qtiet and steady; quota
tinrs unchanged. Sugar more &C i've and erdy.
dull aud nDchs g-l. Tailo" fiji III at u &c.
Resin firm az - As for s,rared. TurpenIi'o
hrmer $780, P.,sk duIi; deci.i'il, lower; rev job
lots e22 IS. Beef q.iel. Lard duh and heavy;
prime st.s" RENDERED I3S al3+c. Whisky more
active and a,ma; 81 o5h. Fre'shts quiet; cotton
by etesm 5-l665d.
CINCINNATI October -. Cotton steady; demand
moderate; mit.dling l4's @lii.c Fleu, a wheat
dul and uuct,sn- I'd Go duh; old 75678c: new
Soc. O.ts dull s4d56c. Pc K nominal ard quiet.
summer 1905 Sic. Bulls III at dnl!; shoulders : d
.1.. cid. ,.om usl. Bsec.--Dnl and l"w-,: slinul
lt's AnsAs clear rib Ac; clear 4hs 0l4tc.
Wh!sk ncti st at 9},'
ST LOUIS. Oc,ob II -Cotton-Most grades
higher rd more doing: low , fdn. axe mid.
ding HSsc Flour scarce and firm 70 low grades;
a. her Qua iit'es ~eat Whta duil: M. red 'all
99-: No. red winter + liNl II. Corn firmei;
No mixed 83c. cats dull M. aGi H5lc.
W .Iskv owe. nj 81 % P TX our f. email lots
S23 Bacon hou d-rs ,tftrtd at ~ c; only small
order trade. Lard-Sumlntr 3:
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ee36 ecfl % Sheriff o. the Paris of O, leans


FCIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. :e6S.-By viri ue at = writ of teri
fac'as to me directed the honor able the Fifth Dis
trlc' Court for the parish OF Orleans III the above
emitted cause. I will proceed to sell NJ pub
NC auction, at tho Merchants and Auctioptcrs'
exchange, Roy al street, between Canal ard Gus
tHmhoiise streets, IN the Second bistiict OF tina
city, on MONDAY. .ovtnbrr g. 1870, at twelve
O'Clock H., the following described property. to
VII
TWO LOTs OF GROCSD situated in the Third
District OF is city, III the square bounded by
Couet. Love, L"nisa and g oUdchih!isn streets.
msasn ring each thirty et lie en- inch W. lines
On Love street by depth between parallel liz rs,
of one hundred and nine y-eighi eef one il oh four
hues more OF ss; together "ith al The buildings
and i'm .m-nts theison siSnts. servit'id. s.
ways. etc. said sguSre is des'gnatcd by thu num-
Der ak on . pis,, drawn BY j. l.. Pile then deputy
city surve, OF, dated MAY 1889 ana d uosittd IN
the office Of &. Pollock late moray public in ius
city. Sad property was ACC ,ir.d by the f.nd.
ant herein from 6. RO, llus u ID sh- hers OF M
shift on the twenty sixth Of SAY, 1859 registered
In tlO office OF thS cry, bot seyepty.
nine, fslio one hundred and twenty -fOuS.
Seized ia tho ABOVE suit
Terns-Cash On tho SPOT.
y. r. AARPKH,
sszN - sss 6AAs;1 q tbs Psris. a Oraeaoa
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demand for the return Of Smith, and
for the arrest aud delivery to tne
State authorities nf the kidnappers: ne
says that the gnilt Or inuHcence 81 ehe
accused IL not the qus stion; the laws o1
Illinois provide for the detention TOY rev.
sonable lime Of any person against ~ho!n
there is evidence of liability for crlme IN
another State. and that the abduct0rs had
40 authority or legal pretense tor thelr act
IT is said that the murder With wnlcu Tue
prisoner Smith is charged il the sizing OF
man who attempted to prevent his ~eseS-
tion from the Confederate army.
Pslo EAplniss Aboss esrts Niece
New York. Oetob.r l3.-N Cronisto. .
Spanish paper published III this Guy. pTlhtcu
u card FROM Admiral Polo a'e Hern@oe,
lately minister 1T Washin ston. III regard
to tho story Of the eesslon OF fof'o
Rico to Germany. which originally APP
pe..red in tbs Frces,an's Journal The
Admiral saws tho dispatches whIc"
wrre Incorporated with tho story have 60
existence, and that it is likewise untrue
that lie had sent ia his resignation a. psenl-
potenti2,y If Spain to Washington ss the
cause Of his leaving that niilce.
Probabilities.
Wan DaPAHruB17,l
Office Chi. ri ST.al Officer, }
washinuton tctoDei Is, tS1S A35 r. j. }
For the Gu!s and Soul Atlantic States. rising
barometer, ,orthrSsteil " "las, psrtiy cIoaay sIa
clear resihsr, sarmeS ~ sle "sHies Sie 'oo1os
IN the latter section.
River ard Marise News.
soU.Hepsr p..e October IS & r. II. Barometer
1o:25. Wird north-north~ast, bio sing strong. n"
vcx.sunsl Oc,.h.r 10 Passed up- Atlantic and
barses ri II 4. 81. J.. Ivy Ct +. u. p"~n.
W. ,s,nev Gear al.d cool. The river He'll seven
inches duriug the last twenty four hours.
MkEpn.s October l3.-klv-r stationary: Dc
par;4I-tity OF Helena And tapltoi City, fof 81
Louis, and heck for Usrfo'a
KyAxsvrIIs October l3-Weathss clear: ,ner-
cn-y $40 10 So. River stationary.
LOUISVILLE Oclo,-y l3.-KivoT falling; foHr feet
e.est incr.s IT, the cana. Weather clear end cool
ST. LorIs, Oct"trr l3.-Arrivc4- IneSc, II IA
New Ore.u.; Colorado. II M s;cksburg: Depart
.d--Clty Of y rk>hurg. fo' Sirhsbnrx. River fell
ing slowly. weather c's 81 and eo"i-
GINCIsyart ..c cbsr - River nve fees six !ncheS
and falling W, ahtr clenr and cold.
fIrrxpUkG October Is -Riv"r two FEET I'VE inehae
ard stationary. W.-ath' r hrGy aud cold.
CaIao OCTOBER l3.-Arrivsd-J"hn Kyle. from
New Orleans at midnight Bi.marcA. from st.
louis, q 3 r NJ B+pSrT.t-Kyie lof st. oris, at
5 A H. Rive five feet eleven inches and station.
ssy. Weather clear Mereur' 81"
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
;. q. aabnrre and Husband vs.. CharIes

X. q. a.abarre ant Husband vs.. Charles
e,,xrH DISTRICT d Esfaf" For TIKI PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 4290.-By virtue OF WITH OF
fe,i facias to me directed by the honorabie me
in the shove entitled cause will proceed TO sell 9,
public auction at the Merchants ard Auct'Gntrrs
Exchange, Royal street. between Eanal anu ~ rus
eitv. on WEDNESDAY,, October Il. 1874, at twelve
o clock NJ, the following described property, 10
SIXTEEN SQUARES OF GROUND, situated in the
Sixth District OF this city, and designated as 1oi
lows, 80 wit:
Pne Warsaw and Warren streets
Square numhcr SIXTEEN bounded BY Warssw.
Lowerliue, Pine and Warren streets
Square number seventeen, bounded oy warsaw
Lowe,line, Pine and Warren streets
Souare number eighteen, bounded by BROADWAY,
Wrapping Pine AID ,rren streets
SQUARE number twenty v three, bounded by Broad
way, Wappnx. Pine aud w.ndorf streets. w.,
Ding. Lowenline Pine and wandortf streets.
square number twenty. Ave, bOdd Dy y" I'D
dorh, Lowerline, Boree and Pine streets. ,,
Square number thirty-twO bounded by Boree'
Lowerline. Sauve and Pine streets
Square number thirty three bounded by boree,
Low-riiue, Des .rehan and Pine strt eta.
Square number forty. bounded By Destrehan'
LOwerlne. Miro and Pine streets.
Square Eumber fOrty-One. bOIndod oy MIRO.
L.. erlpe, Gayos and Pine streets.
square number forty eight, bounded BY Gayoso,
Lowrrltne. Canada and Pine street..
Square number forty mine, bounded by eAnAuAs
Lowerline, Yazoo Pine iaets.
Square number fiftv-six. bounded ~ 1asoo.
LOwerne, Mobile and Pine stre-ts.
Square number sixty four, bounded by Choctav.
L"werline, Otsrty ana Pine streets.
S4nare number sixtyhve, bounded by Otafty.
LoweTlin~ and Pine streets and III tho rear by line
sepa, 2ting II from Marty.
Being the same property acquired by tho defeud.
ant herein nom J. +. LIE Breton. per act passed
before Devices sheriff Of the parish of Jefferson,
November Ia, ls4s registered Ia convey ance office.
book number two folio 2s6 all acc,rding 10 plan
OF DHem-court. late surveyor, in 1887, annexed to
che act Of said sheriff, March 9, 1897.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
" P. HARPER
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IoOxr,rUEp PROM FIRST PAGr !

H.s,m. m TINA district. al IA his ONn pAr-
Or, does not seem to have TAKEN T"y
enough vutes to destroy his majority; ~.
contest il close; also Lose IN the u,stS'
e~preeent+d BY Pratt Bowman. mug pon-
dent. il receiving u good many i'op"''1
votes. ~ Th,u.
Sioux City. Woodbury. sounty-lhree
prec,ncts give Young. RepuoncanIi, lol
Secretasy Of State, Al majority, anu oAiVer'
ReDublican fer Congress-, ~.
Council B.utf---Advices. just received
from Avnca in ihe eastern part OF the
county, give BIZ Pill, Republican Congress
man. zoo majority. This will. without
doubt, carry the county IN nls As'o1 ny
good majority. -,
Winterset, Madison county, viii give
ReDn blicau majority of 200: gain OF 80.
Ottumwa--VWte If Wapello county not
IN yet; can Not give more than approximate
vote. The township will give from ioo 10
$50 Republican majority. Upon ~ TINS NV, ws
base the X. publican majority vt 2O0 Ihe
sOte ia the highest for years.
Burling tnn-The result here will not be
known till late to night Vote not hall
sonnted. Voting very close.
Woodbury--S;ate ticket vOt hepup-
lican so, Anti Monopoly q.
Decarah-R turns come slowly for VIM
Aeshick county. DecarAh and Goldman
sOvns give Granger, Republican, tor COh-
ES<s0. iSJ maJoIiIS. . noP""~"A &c."
ut year.
C..sco-Bowman. Independent. for Con-
gress, has y probable majority OF 900 IN the
county. Republican majority for Secretary
of State 400.
New Hampton-New Hampton township,
Chick asa " county. gives AZ Republican ma
jority on the State ticket; Bowman, Demo
erst, 80 majority.
Clinton-Republican State ticket about
IS majority.
Chariton-Lucas county, Charlton town
ship, pOlled 5O7 votes. The indications are
that the Republican State ticket will have
. maj"rity.
New Jcfferson-Green county gives the
Republican State aud congressional uckots
500 majority.
Boone-Boone county will give at least
400 Republican maj1f''y.
Tama-The estima ~: RepuDlican MAYOR
ity in this county Ii 800.
NarshalltDwn-S" TAR IA can be Ascer-
Gained up to this hour, Marshall county Will
give 1900 Republican majority.
Carr0ll-As near ss We can learn up to
this time, Carroll county will probably give
from SO to 100 Republican majority.
DesMOines-At this hour. half past ten
O'clock, returns indicate 600 majority for
the Republican State ticket. In Polk county
the vote for Congressman is probably close.
with the chances in favor Of Kssscn. vi
nix tOwnshps in Polk county heard from
four are for KassOn and two for Whitman
There was SO much scratching done in the
sity of DesMones that canvassing is slow
But few returns from the State are yet in
Those received indicate Q close vote on
Congressman in the first district.
NewtOn-Jasper county gives the Repub-
licsn State ticket 33l majority. Sampson,
Republican, for Congress, 352 majority.
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~ hbls molasses 7sl bbls meal 10,S SKA eats ~.
AXIS bran ISL Aka corn COG bales hay ana summary
produce ~,~. ..&.or
rs sks cotton seed O60 SKIS bran 30 sks DALE osr
bois tOur CTS bbls meal 1854 bales hay 100 cks oso
and aundry produce
BATON ROUGK-Steamef st John-2l3 bales COT.
ton axis seed cotton IL hhds sugar 81 bbls moAsses
7.5 axis rice ana suudries
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Garryowen-2s6 bales
cot,O bbls naoasses l0i head cattle and suHdr1es
LOWER COAST--SteaMer WAllOOn-ss skS Ilco
and Sundries
RECXIIrs BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN,S LOU MANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD;
October i3-l29 bales cotton sks cotton 9IS heao
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD October 1880 bales cotton 299 bbs rOsln
aud s;,udries ,r,o.oon.,r
NEW ORLEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
gOAn OctOber 1910 BIZ rs cotton and suDdlles
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Axiae Caller, tutrix, ETC.. ~. b. Silver
elm and ]. A. Bartletto
ICIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
f Of Orleans, M. 52o8-By virtue of All alias writ
II heTi iacias directed by the honorable
the Fifth bis riot Court for the parish of Orleans
Ia the above emit ed cause viii proceed to sell at
public aHctiou at the Merch anita and Auc ion-ers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets In the \ cond Dlstri Of thu.
city. MONDAY, October 49, 1874, Mt twelve
O'Clock NJ the following described property, t.
Wit
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with
all tie buildings aud improvements thereon. stu
aed in the Fist District II this city, in square
bounded by Baronne. Julia. Carondelet and st.
Joseph streete; said lois numbered twenr five
and twenty six. Of said square, and measure each
twent five feet front on BarO m. street b. tween
Julia and st. Joseph streets running back depth
Of hundred and fifty -e,ght 1eet TO an alley in
common, on which they have . front each of
twenty five feet.
Z. AL-r OF GROUND, situsted in the First DIS.
trIct of this city, in square nu,nbe two hundred
and forty enc, bounded by Baronne Thaia, CarOn.
delet and MelpOmene streets, measuring thirty
two feet BarOnile street. by one hundred feet in
depth, to ether with I'LL the buildings and i'm prove
meuts thereon.
Selz. in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the SPOT.
~. r HARPER
sel727 oc4 10 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOX THE Parish OF
II Orleans, No ~ 965 by virtue of writ OF sei2
ure and sale to directed by the honorable TIE
Fourth District Court Tor the par sit o. Oreans in
ei< shove entitled cause. will proceed 10 sell At
public auetion, 81 the NeFchan ami AuetloneerS'
Exchange. Royal street, betwetn s;tnai aud Gus.
tomhous+' streets, in the second District Of This
city, OIL WEDNR>nAf, October u, 1875, 1t twelve
o'clock g., tho following described pr, perry. to
vt
ACERTAfN lot OF GRO Nd toc ether with oil
the buildings and improvements thereon. fghts
way. privileges and appur,et Auces thcreuntIs be-
longing or Ia anywise app II Aiin eituste'i in the
SO rond District IF his 6 ", in The IuAre boUHdea
by Customf"lsr. ya Cana and Bourbon streets.
bring The third lot rom the corner Of Bourbon and
Gus OmhoIse streets. measuring twenty four feet
SIX inches front salt CdstumhOnse st tevt, by
about iinet, five feet III d.pih. and ENG bounded
one side by property "s Mrs Rob ,rt GIYu-
hart, and on The OF her side by That Of ". Cenas.
now Id ely. " heh said described property 10
the separate property OF Mrs.. Jesse Ross defend.
ant herein; and tho fell in lot to f.r before
her mariiag- with }. Boss III tho partition made
between her aud Edgar Hncx KS, h,r brother. and
Luu'sr HIncks, her sister, then Y minor. repre-
scented by Edward Morphy. her tutor, ~ The prop
erty and effects belonging to IN. succession OF
thex late faith r and mother, David o. HICKS and
Emma Morphy his wife. both decreased in tins
CT y by act executed on thu sixteenth day OF
May. 1867 before FeiiA GriMo aOiArJ public u
this city
Seized in the shove sue.
TxrmS-CAsh On the spOS
W. P. HARPER.
sel9 ~ Oc4 q sheriff OF tn pAriD Of pYleAnes
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POUND NOTICES,

f'EPAKrNKSy - PoIV
EcOorleani, Dci.b . IL. ioS
WAS BROUGHT TO TIE P,RST Df,Ts
" Pound. corn ? Of Eafsy-i,s and ~
etretts-
OSH SoRRELL MARS, sbous Sls,en flAas'p
Ian. in one bind leg
hi' Il II no, ella med si'hA FIVE tSys. ~.
expenses ther-u" pad. will Ne srii at puOics
ZION at said pound on NUNDAS octoVc'
1874 a. twelve o'clock y. 4. BRtW> hh,<
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Probable Gain of a Republican Congress-

WHEELING, October ia very large
vote was polled in the city to-day, and from
tho great amount of scratching no town
ships have as yet reported their counts,
and they will probably not be completed
before morning
The returns from the interior are coming
in slowly. Az far AS received, Con. Repuh
lican candidate for Congress from the first
district, is ahead. Not enough is known
yet to form any opinion. Faulkner, Demo
cratic candidate for Congress from the SEQ
end district, il undouhted elected.