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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
CN,.H \ FORTNIGHT MORE.

Our great political struggle draws
nigh. We have only fifteen days-Sun-
days and the day Of the election Itself
inciuies!,-in which 20 perfect any
arrangements aot ALREADY made for the
coming contest.
From this on. every Republican must
devote himself to work. The day for
talk has gone by. Every man who Can
vote at tire pending election will have
been enrolled tonight. Unceasing Ell
forts will change many who are CoHbs-
full; but this character of work is not all
that is required:-We should leave no
effort untried to perfect more effective
organization Of our own forces.
Are the Republican county candidates
doing as much work as they ought to
do?
Are tie Township nominees election
eerins as ensrsetically IS they ought to
be-
MIND THESE RULES.
Don't take things for granted; but as
certain facts and act upon them. So
long as you don't know, to a dot. just
how q man stands, your safest way is to
calculate him as among your enemies.
Meantime, don't take q mans enni.y
for granted. Many vote is lost by 20.
speaking to supposed opponent and
consulting with him. All men like this
attention.
Workers are seldom loud takers.
In politics as in everything else, what
is worth doing at all is worth doing we'll.
Industry is of more avail than popu-
larity. An unpopular man who will
work. can discount any lazy man whom
everybody likes.
Work for the whole ticket, State
county and township, and you will en-
sure your own and your party's success.
After going to work yourself, set your
brother at work-also your sister and
your mother. and your sweetheart and
your sweetheart's big brother.
And nerer let up till the ballot boz is
closed on the erGiag Of the Sd Of Moreno
Der.
IoU C.S'T CATCH FLIES WITH VINEGAR.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
THE LARGER CATECK;sM.

Did Major L. L. Bradley declare,
during the war Of the Rebellion, that
lie never would shave his beard till Tie
Independence Of the Southern Coufed-
erH, y vas acknowledged:
D.. TO; Eeii,nap, as Iradley's private
Sess.t,tr.~, advise the Governor TO sign
I'll, Nevada Lottery Eli?
i hong WAS Els in lie releI amy
Of ---soUIi: aha how mach, ii any, III
terest dii he have in the Humboldt ard
Colorado Subsidy BiI:
i: 1La; place did Jsve:t ADAMS JON
the Knights OF tx GolG,n Ci.cle:
Why dill 10: Ar. Charley Spisrs join
tie IeasI army, instead Of lesaair:L g
ia Aussi4 30 PACK = llouln. curse the stats
AID .;ripes, AID glory "a the IereIsss Of
the Union army:
T..at Iart Of British Columbia is TIE
safest for rebel sAuIk,rs: (Ask Johnny
Kittaeh.)
Does Ben IEerefosd dare 20 compare
his record with that ii Charley BiekneH3
By the way, has Ben qui. LuErahing for
J # Davis:
VIII az D@aocra.;o paper or orator
please explain ' ly Spenc.r's name Was
taken of their ticke. and Willis s,.bsti-
tuted therefor?
DOES any Democratic Spokesman Or
organ dare to deny That there is a coa.i-
ton between the leaders Of that party
and Su.ro?
VII the editor Of tie SIRE St1ts coz
tinue to reside at tie Capitol after the
fist Of next ,Januarv2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

Fog yui,e Of the second Judicial District:
S IL WRIGHT Of t'-m>h- County.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
THE l.:s. DAY OF EE6iST!;A-
3ICS.

II there lie AZ. Republican within
reading G;s:aIce Of the ArgFAI. who has
not already naGe himself eligible 10
stand CT the vote 0: any Democrat q
Dolly Warden ?: Tie polls, on the Sd q
November, let lin proceed at once to
the registry agent Of Lis precinct ard
have lis maine entered IS qualified
elector'
THIS, Tuesday Cc'ot-r 20, IS tie last
day in ,ra;ch rioters can haye Mtir names
registered
If any Republican knows Ct any other
Republican whose name is not already
Registered, let him see to it that that
mans name is entered uron tie POLL
lists Of Lis precinct.
The Registration books IN tie several
precincts Of tie Stcte ac;U Re closed at SIX
O'CLOCK p. II. To-day.
Let every Republican co his whole
duty, to-day and during the next fort
night, and We shall sweep the whole
board, from Governor 10 School Trustee.
In the meantime,
DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
On Saturday, October 3ist,

The Pionse will form in procession in front of
their hall on l. street, Virginia, at l. o'clock
noon preceded by the National GUard a. escort,
and will march down Sutton avenue to street,
through street to tbs Crown Point Office, Gold
Hill. ard then countermar5h to Fort Homestead
where the literary exercises of the day will take
place. Those exercises will consist Of an ora
ton by W. Frank Stewart and IN original Poem
by Judge Il. Il. Taylor, after which q collation.
will be served for the Society and its guests.
The PROCESSION will there again form and return
to PioEe.r Hall. Virginia. AID be dismissed.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

RIOT DESTROYS OF BEING OUTCOME BY
~ III, body IN the selling Of Millinery Goods
III the State OF Nevada. has received direc; from
the Paris, London. Ierlin. New Yolk and San
Francisco markets. the LATEST STYLES Q:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

THE Independent charges, with simu-
lated indignation, that there are sat least
two postmasters in this State wLo are
working fer Sharon by destroying
copies of that paper. That is very
gauzy-thin as linen-duster in an arc
tic winter. The Postmmasters of this
State are sinsu,arly intelligent class of
men; they are ell sound Republicans
and men Of keen political ideas. They
value the Independent at too high a fig
ure-as a back-action liar-to think OF
destroying it. Doubtless there are
some parties whom Republican papers
DON reach, but Who do see the hide.
pendent. Where that paper does oircu-
late, it smo!hers Dolly Warden. Who're
soever Sutro's organ finds readers, it
finds a multitude OF men who jump
stif-leeged against that Assy-ian's swim
die Wherever anybody is to DO found
taking the Independent you frd a man
Who is so constituted as to need a mega
tive process Of treatment to induce hin,
to vote the Rerui iican ticket. As a Re
publican, anti Su;io, Dolly Warden de-
mo!i>LiDg, Democracy -overthrowirg,
on-Lelping oampaigner, the Iadc-
rtDlejL is the nest marked success Of
The present caLyass-and no loyal Post.
master VII destroy it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL cGMisifTfE

STOREY County, l.. Requa, c. 4. King, II.
e. Maynard. L - Davis
OrI.l-i,y Comfy. Stadtriuiler, s T. Swift
Lander Couuty-A- = SharnOn-
Lyon COR. c. b. Za5risEie, DR.. W. BuEche-
I'VE COunty-T- Warrington
washoz. County, H. kinkead. c. C. Fowning
White Pine County--A- c Cleveland.
Churchill Cluuty-Wallace Gooaeu-
Douglas Ccunty-Janes ". H-ines-
EIko Coanty-F. ii. Smith, J. 5 Mayhugh.
Eureka CoEnry--A. L. Davis A e. Turner.
ESQ eralia COsnty-J- e. NcCnnton.
Humboldt County-T- :. Thompson
Lincoln CouDty-D. Il Tyrreli, D. Critten3en
For Iui-s. of tn second Judicial District:
s. IL WRIGHT Of tt-In>h- County.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
ADMISSION TIfKETs. .........s: CO

rr Holders Of Tickets entitled 10 FREE
PASSAGE On Omribusses and Admission to
Dancing Halls. at Gs!d Fill and Virginia AID
D-EEHICL.
Il TIE most perfect orGcr viii be preserved
and no GisTei UtsDlc peIsons Will lie admitted.
- Reliable persons viii be in charge Of the
Cloak and lat ,oolEs, and no charges will be
maze lie the guests.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
~ er6' Union Hall,
GOLD HILL,
Invitation and Rec s,,ion Gem mittce.

SA McXeans, Jose, Nelson,
VIM 81 Stewart Chas Cummings.
Chss belong. c T Lecate,
William Sharon. 4 jackson,
James q Fair, VIM Wood,
b winters. VIM NJ Lent,
vGlnsy spaldins, Thos Sunderland.
John Lambert. G. W HazletOG.
Charles Rawson Chas Gstzler
A l. Edwards, Tomkins,
L Storsr. kaoeen,
John Knox. W Ford,
Nv Mccullough. JSPeck.
" f Shepard, S s Atchisop.
Major G Ierrsri V Elliott,
r II Taylor. D Baker.
VIII Campbell. Tom Eseer.
" Stewart. Chss Hall.
Fred Titus, OvertcD,
J Smith. q Hast,
Mart Reddin.. Eelstovich.
Joseph Stewart, Arr!ch.
VIM G. Shisls, L L Bradley,
Frsnk Morrill,. Geo Mallory,
" Cuui2r, W Hickok.
George Sanders, Coin.
Or II Hol1,es, Z skasgs.
Ms. or pownie, Williams.
GELD ELL.
Hem jones, Hank Jeeett
J Moves. CT Brown.
Seymour Finley. TW Goodwin,
II Neserve. Henry BalCh.
4 D Moor, NErarkt zAe.nsr,
Hank TCTncNy, i G G-isvc!a.
s.niI / rcccs Hank EIsu,ksvI,
GeC--s Adams, VIM IaEu-cc,
W Risen, CAas Adams,
L 7 Fex, frank Wheeler.
EoSGE Jones. Il Harris.
Judge Tit4siMizCES :. VI i;intT
Aft Du:eC AIsf-e.
J Iic!isc iscD.
LYor COUNTY.
Nv Cr:.r Trh, Eri--.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
MARIE
Domestic Markets.

NV YORK September ss-The Posts financial ar.
tieie says All sales Of gold have been at 1897 losa
carrying. a YIN Foreign exchange 10 easier Tor buyers
:si sss ds :as are
fraction higher than yesterday. State bonds a.
the frst board were nrm for Aissours in which the
and sd7k for prime mercantile paper, according
to the time which 1t runs.
the first half hour then began to decline, prices
falling before noon 4 a I; since which time the
NEAR hs 's Sssa & e. as
sold at s!S. Pacific Main h.s advanced y; aocf
shows the extreme sales giving stocks in the order
II: sS ST.: gPs s se p.sss T..
ST. s. PAUL S. % oh 81 asS Wa aSsi i.saa
Harlem has sold at i2s1l2ak.
Leather firm; hemock sole, Buencs Ayres and
5oe csiifornia DO ass asakc: orinoco Do . assse
Wool firm domestic fleece AZ d65c; pulled
s31asc; unwashed l763sc; Texas 1889.
eonsois 52k, deferred az: Louisianas 70. new 20,
levee skies 81, eiahts a. Alabama eights IS. dves
1s .s s9sees ssT South c''on4' TO-
Cotton closed qaist %ddlinG upsnds
Futures closed steady; sales % 900 bales, as fol-
lows September li75c; October IS 1-32c; NOvem
Der Is SAILS Bic; December IS .-3ac; January Isl
DIS 1890; February l5A ais 2l.32c March Is SIG
DIS 81 &c; April l6 9.32 1l6 slice.
Southern flour steady. moderate inquiry: com.
mon 10 fair ex ira IS 25d6 10; good to choice do
sc l5d9; Wheat heavy; lac lower on spring.
more active and decidedly hrmer for the latter;
ST l9ai "a for new winter red Western; 81 240
l rs for amber do. Corn opened heavy about
Ic lower, closed rather more steady 1t 9.d93c for
Western mixed. Coffee active and firm; Rio IS, 20
lshc gold. Sugar quiet, scarcely 20 firm; 3D. G54c
for fair to good refining, ~d8hc for prime: ~
18Ac for mo!ssses; & 0Ghc for Martinique; ~. u
sAc for muscovado. Molasses quiet and un.
changed. Rice quiet and unchanged. Tallow firm;
SAGf%c. ROsin firm; 81 va IS for strained
Turpentine dull, 36c. Pork unchanged; new mess
623 rs. Beef quiet. Lard frmer 14kc for prime
steam rendered. Whisky lower; 81 o7al os.
Freights unchanged.
ClNcINSArI, September 73.-Cotton easy; mid.
COru-Demand fair and market firm at 85d87c.
Osts-Densnd good at full prices; 5O6slc. Lard
quiet; summer l3hdl4c. Bulk meats dull and
unsettled: nominslly, shoulders 81 99Ac; clear rib
l4H al4Ac; clear l5Ol5tc. Bacon dull and I'M.
settled; shoulders lo1 0i0Ae clear rib ISL d &C;
clear 10 0l6kc Whisky excited; 81 o.
ST. Lorls, September 23.-Plour-Demand active;
prices advanced for lower grades; supertne win.
ter &4di So; double extra winter - 5006.
Wheat-Smal sales of No. red at . l Us; No. , red
winter 8 l6. Corn firmer; no. mi xed 33c. Oats
Demand active. prices advanced; No. 2 54h 056c.
Whisky higher at 81 G3. Pork ga 40. Bacon
xteadier only small jobbing and order trade.
Lard steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

| Dennis CrOnan, Mrs. Charlotte Cr0nan.
administratri1. We. MIS-. Widow u. Ge St.
Romes.
! 1COrRTH DlSTRICTCOuRT FOB THE PARISH OF
L oriesns No. Al 25e IN, 1879 Of the late Seventh
District Court; No. s5o5 the late Third D.strc.
Cours).-Byvrtus Of a writof fer. facias against
" dow }. c. de St Rum3s to ne directed Ivy the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans in the above entitled cause will pro-
and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street, between
District Of this eitv on SATURDAY, October
H. ASA. at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following de.
!. 4 CERTAIN LOT e OF GROUND. with the build
ings and Improvements thereon and appurten.
ances thereof situated in the second District OF
this city, IL square number three hundred and
thirteen. bounded by ST.. Ann. Kocheb.ave. Du.
thirty feet front on st. Ann street BY hundred
f.: in dsP1h between equal and parallel lines.
2 Another LOT OF GROUND. with all tie
buildings and improvements thereon adjoining
TIE a6ove LIT. and measuring thirty feet from. on
8. Ann ST.. BY one hundred feet in depth Ga
The sid lLe dividing 1t from the above lot firstly
described. and irst depth Of 1if three fee. Re
inches Jour lines on Al ODiique line thence fifty
feet On a second depth Oh line perpendicular to
st. Ann street. and forty zine 1ees width in the
rear.
3. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with The
buildings and improvements thereon and appur-
teuances thereof. situated in the same district il.
square number two hundred and ninety four.
bounded by Tonti. 81. Philip, Miro and Dumaiue
streets designated as lots numbers one and two
ana measuring as follows: Got number one meas.
uIes thrty feet front On ToD.i street. by q depth
o. sic eide toward Dumane street of nifty eight
ie"1 one inch three lines. and depth on the line
dividing Il from let Number two of sixty. elgh. feet
nine inches thrs' lines and width IN the rear of
thirty-One feet ak inches four lines and lot mum
Der TWO measures thirty feet frc,t on said Tonti
street. by depth OIL the side toward st. Philip
street of seventy nine feet fve inches two lines
and depth o. sixty eight feet nine inches three
ines OIL the Line separating It from said lot mum
Der one. and width IL the Of thirty one feet
slx inches sour liues; the whole according to
sketches deposited N the sheriff Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property VIII be definitely adiudicated to
the highest and last bidder for what II will bring
at twelve months credit. the purchaser furnish.
Ing bond. with good and. solvent security bearing
five per cent interest per annU1n from date and
special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment. Said purchaser viii have to deduct and
pay III cash the printing sierifs and clerks
fees. etc. which amour. TO about two hundred
and seventy FIVE dollars and, Furthermore, the
State, parish ard municipal taxes, the amount Of
which Is not yet asc<rtahed.
II. P. HARPER
se2s 2: ociii Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

God opened at 1893 q 1895. against 1893 at New
York, and after iSif business closed at the
open rates in both markets. The sales summed up
6ss,0lO embracing G1UOO 1t lu3 y. e4OeU ~ Ivy -,
oloocO at lO9s. aud eSoo0 and elS.oo" o. 1o51~
1895.
Nothing transpired In silver: American half
dollars were still quoted ct lO5a end Mexican
dollars at 81 gold.
Under the influence Of the decline IN bills ct
New York, sterling exchange gave way 2-l0 p cent,
but the market was much more active the sAies
comprising &N 800. embracing $500 bill Of iading
2l2 900 Al clear at e5 rs; 6 $50. do at % 25as
8looo bank at IS 30, and &SoO do. At the counter.
carly 1T % %.
Francs were also lower bat the only sale re.
ported WAS 81, 900 commercial at.
At the close sterling bills were quoted ut p z3as
as Is for bill Of ladiug and Al clear a1d-oe ~
for bank, and francs at .-a'.se for private.
and - for bank.
The offerings OF domestic exclisnGe were Of quite
liberal extent, but meeting with only moderate
demand ths market closed i y cent iowes for
commercial and for the Bank checking rate.
The sales Of New York sight covered es2 600 em 70:
bracing elz 600 and $50 90 commercial aud 1880
private banxers at \ p cent discount. $500 pr.
waite bankers 1t 4. and $4,000 commercial, $4,000
private bankers' and $1,000 and SlG6 600 bank At
5. We also noticed sale Of SIS. coo commercial
On Fail River At y y cent discount. Rates have
Low Sss;psS + H31s 4 \, xeiss y mar expect
The banks checked on New York At par. and
commercial sight MAS quoted Ut = p Gent dis.
count.
No sales of stocks were reported.
The sales of bonds included 5000 city god bear
ing per cents at the stu lower rate Of Is y.
and 1900 at 81.
rants. the quotations of which continue entirely
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
EDUCATIONAL,
r .OUISlANA STATK AGRICULTURAL.
MECHANICAL cof1EaE.

The regular session Of this institution 20. 1874:
W v open 4VSDAi November Is, 1874. uIde: :he
direction OF the following faculty:
President exOfficiO
Professor Of Chemistry a applied 70 acri.
culture and the mechanic Aria
= Professor OF Natural Philosophy and Mathe-
arts ~ e ''
Engineering.
Professor OF Modern Languages and. Literature.
Hand Drawing
An Instructor in Maritime Science and Practice.
TO be taught in . school shin
, a Tutor in TeegrADhy foI female pupils
Iutor IN Weed Engrav a. sor female pupils.
A. Tutor In Photograph ;or female pupils.
Lne eppointDent Of p,ofsssors instructors and
Intors are I'll vacant and will be filled by the
Board Of Control on MONDAY. the second Of No.
vemb0r, 1874. Applicants for the positions will file
testmonials of character and ga idcations, and
address any inquiries to the president of the Board
OF control Of the Louisiana state Mechanical aud
Agricultural College, New Orleans.
BY order Of the Board:
q. CONQUEST CLARKE
Secretary Of the Board of Control of the Lo asanA
Mechanical and Agricultural College.
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element in Edgeneld, South Carolina, mas
subsidized, and there are no lmmeoisso ~ r.
prehensions Of further trouble between tue
races. Accounts from the scene OF Tue re-
cent trouble report all quiet.
The I, o. u. r.
ATLANTA. September %. - The Orsnd
Lodge, after considerable discussion, IS.
solved that all epirituOus, vlnOue ana iaait
1;onors shall be excluded from the LODGE
rooms. ante rooms or halls connected with
or ad Joining thereto, when under control OF
apv subordinate or degree lodge or encamp.
ment of this order. A new funeral and
anniversary ceremony was also adopted.
Tresps for Owen County.
LOUISVILLE, September 23.-Colonel w.
l.. CLARK left here to-day with sixty State
troops for Owenton, Owen county, where
be goes TO Sustain the court In the trial OF
the alleged Ku-Klux rscently arrested.
Reduction Of Labor.
Bosrox. September 23.-The representa-
tives of manufacturing corporations having
their headquarters in Boston held meet
ing to-day and voted that tho production OF
the cotton mills in New England be re-
duced at least one-third, until the proper
relations between the cost of production
and the market value of goods shall be
re-established, and the true relations be-
tween the supply and the demand adjusted,
A committee was appointed to recommend
the mode in which this result may be
reached to report at future meeting.
Ohis River Canmissisu.
EVANSVILLE, September 23.-The Ohio
river commission, in session here, lndorses
Colonel Merrell's plans Of improving the
Ohio by movable dams.
Probabilities.
WAR DAPARfHnSf,1
l~F y
Warrington, September %. 1873, 40 r. NJ
Over the Eastern Gulf States, falling barometer.
southeast winds, slight change in temperature
over the Western Cult States, falling barometer.
souiherlv winds. cloudy and rainy weather pessi'
bly, followed BY cold northerly winds In the west
River and Marine News.
v,cKssuss, September s3.-Up-Tom jasper, nj
"A. IT, No boats down to day. Acknowledgements
1t "a. n. Weather warm and raining. The flveS
fell 81. inches the lsss .-sns r tCI MOI declined
tive inches. Raining heavily. with thunder and
lightning. Depsrted-Bee shreveport for st.
Loui. fSr Ne. Orleans ms w Koit sie,on
snsg boat Derussey, for below. Arrived-Mary
Miller, from Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, september 23-Rtver TWO feet fouf
resehed in the low water OF 1861, and only four
inches above the extreme low water Of 1858. The
weather 10 partly cloudy and warmer
EvANsvILLD, Septe mber 23-RveT faiIng slowly.
Wssther clear and pleasant.
PIgfsBuRG. September 23-River seventeen inches
md stationary. Weather clear ...
CAIRo, September 23-No arrivals or departures.
except local packets. Tho river has risen two
81 Lor,s September 2a.-No arr.vela- Departed.
NOllje for New Orleans River rising; total swell
shout three feet Weather clear and plessart.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
SUCCESSION OF ADELE PERgET.
econd District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 37CI.

ny G. DE FERRET & CO.-,oHS G..
% Monrose. Auctionesr-Offce No. 50 Royal
street-SATURDAY. OcrObeI "a. 1874 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex.
cnsnge, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, will be sod By public auction, BY
virtue of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tiseet,
Judge OF the Second rlstrict Cou,: for the parish
OF orleans. dated September ~. !s7s. .he following
described PROPERTY
ALOT OF GROUND, situated il the Second Die.
tr:ce of :his city, In the So bounded by Bour.
boz, Hospital. Barracks a.d Daur! .s streets
designated uy letter A. Said lot mt a. ur o. Amer.
can measure. 50 feet inc. front GU BOURBON
street by depth Of IS feet :. inches I zine, he.
tween equal and parallel lines Together with tie
one story oIick house erected thereon, covered
with states, Containing SIX rooms q .wo.storv
brick kitchen. covered with States, containing four
ICONS prv1es, cistern, hydrant, brched YARD etc.
Terms-Onehsif cash on the spot and the bal.
anee on credit of one yeas in notes secured BY
special mortgage ard vendor. privilege gearing
interest at the rate OF eight per cent per annuM
from she dag OF adjudication unit. paid; Eve per
cent attorneys fees in ease Of suit the taxes on
said property payable n 1874 and 1875 to be as.
sumed by the purchaser, over and above the price
OF adjudication; tie notes. if necessa. y 20 be di.
vdec nSo coupons. aud the property sold 10 be in.
sured 10 the smoun' OF the Lotes. and transferred
to tie holders thereof
Act OF sale at the expense Of purchaser. before
Octave de Armas, notary public.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
By Albert Paul.

PANTS, OILS, yARNlSHEs, WALL PAPER
ARTISTS MATERIALS. BRUSHES, ETC ALSO.
FIXTURES, OFFICE SAFB AND FyaNITURE'
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL WHEELAHAN
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
- No. 1891
DY ALBERT PAUL, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
~ and salesrcom. No. 80 Royal streef.--t,n
and in pursuance Of an order Of tie Hon i. [.
Tssot, Judge of the Second District Cour fer the
parish Of Orleans. dated September %, 1914 win
after mentioned, for account Of the above named
succession
THE 2NTIRE CONTENTS Of the well stocked and
long established paint store No. Ils Cannon
street, near Camp, comprising large assor tment
OF Paints. Oils, varnshes, Wall Paper. Artists
Materials Brushes, etc. Also. Fixtures. Iron Safe
and Office Furniture.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes,
se23 % 30 oC4 g.