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TIE SUFFERING IN KANSAS.


10 the Edftor Of The Chicago 1rioune:
SIN: ! have read, and with considerable inlig-
nation TOO, the lettors OF your Topeka and At
chieon correspondents, douying, in o measuro,
tlo reported suffering and dcstitusion Of largo
body Of settlers In Western kanHas. In support
OF tAois statements, they report tho prices Of
potatoes In their respective Places as il tlat
were anything, while they ure hundreds Of ,niIos
from tho country devastated by tho grasshop~
pcra; Now tho truth il, there is groat denl Of
lostitntlon among LIE Battlers OF all Wostorn
Kansas, aud Aavo peTaonal knowledge Of ono
settlement whero manly families arc At this mo-
lnout in need Of food medicines. and clothing !;
mud, II their necessities arc not speedily re-
lieyed, ther fate can bo readily imag,nel.
ing to call for aid. That Is tho way in which
certain Fcrsons would like to haye 1t u,,;lerytood
but the acl IL, they fear tho effect general mp
1oal for succor would have upon immigration to
their State. Land-speeulators aud land-grant
railway companies aro doing everything ID their
power to proyont the fact becoming gonaraly
known that some Of their pooplo u upo;,
tho. vorso OF starvation, aud aro ac-
tually suffering for want OF proper clothing. 1t
il u crlmo to pl1rsao such coursc.
Kansas Is ona Of tho best, If not the best, OF
all our us-Nlissiesippi States and Territories,
aud 1t will do her no harm to have the suffering
occasioue6 0y tho "shopper-raid" alleyintcd by
hor moro fortunate sistcr-Srates. The very
sut1orors aro not discouraged. but declare tho
land tho most fertile, tho olimuto tho most
salubrious, and The opportunities for financial
ludependonce more abundant, than oan be found
anywhere else. II these Nausns men arc 10
anxions to Ielicre their suffering brethrou. why
don't they do something? II they want tho
ful for their aid, cau furnish fow, obtained
from porson in whom have perfect confidence,
aud of whom they can oRHiiy luarn.
CHICAGO. Nov. II. 1874. Il. ]. pEncY.
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as y day Of Thanksgiving, and rraiso
Tor the many md continued ey!aoncoa. glycn To
us, y0ar by yonr, Of tho Tnthcrhooa Uf Cod.
And ontrcnt OF oil onr peuplo a,lon charity OF
word aud decd, ono to nnnttlrr aB Bllall provo
tho COMMON Brotherhood II Mnm.
ny uoF, DIX, OF REV rOEK.
In grateful Acknowledgement Of THO manifold
norcios Of Almighty tlud during tho past y1nr,
1t Ia recommended to tho pcopio OF tlln HtAto to
observe Thuraday, tho 20[l, Of Novombor, Instant,
as day Of Thanksgiving and pravor.
l,Y nov. TAtn6T, OF MAsaACrr1ETTs.
With tho ndvco md c0tlBont Of tho Council
designate Thursday, tho 20tll dny OF Novo,,lGor
next, as a day Of Thanksgiving to Qod for tho
auocosa which has attended, Tho |nbors OF the
liusbatldman tho enterprises Of commerce. nnd
tho industries Of our poopo; for tho institutions
Of freedom, and rogon, which mako our Com
nlonwcalth tho abodo OF purity aild peace; for
tho example md Influence Of our public aorynntg+
WHO, living or dond, inHpiro tile hharg Of our cit
izooa With higher nina md ilrmer purpose to
aoryn lha cause Of humanity,
Lot us t,rntse God and ron1cr thanks for nil
His moroios. tho dailv bountteB Of His provi-
tianco, tho beauty Of Ills enilo III tho changug
AoasoNs OF tho yohr; the grace which garnerA In
our homes the treasures nnl enjoymonts OF do
mpstio lilo; aud, aboyo all, for the higher hopes
a'd aspirations which spring from tho doBpet Of
our Lord and Savior jesus Christ.
With gratitude proved genuine By tlle goner-
osity mud kinduess kludIad IN our hoarts toward
tho poor and tho Hst1foring, tho outca,t and tho
oppressed, tto weak and tho crimna lot us
atrlvo to merit at laat tho Divluo appreciation !:
"Inasmuoh as 20 have dono 1t unto ono of tho
loast of these, my brothron 20 have dono 1t unto
Unn
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uY GOV. nEyEhIDoE 0E lLLlfO14.
In obsoryu,lce OF time, o,Aonorod custom, I,
Johu l.. Noveridge, dovor,or Of tho 6tuto of
I,lnois. do horoUy recommend aud apnoint
TLuradny, the 9th inst, as day Of I'Aanlsgty-
Ing aud rralso. ,.....,,
Let all lilo people everywhore, at home and in
their leyuoutiye places Ut worship, give tlunka
and praiso to Almighty uoi TOR tho lnoreios aud
blessings Of atuthsr yoay, anu invoke tho con-
tinuanca of tho Dlvluo layor upon tho stuto
aud AQtlou.
BY GOV. nAuLEY. or MICHIGAN.
I sccommend to the people Of tAls State tho
observance Of The 28A day OF Noyaaloar
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EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. -, 1874.


DEAN sin In al artic!e published iu TIE Tn.n-
accustomed aI wcl.iuowll acutcnctH. Ills parar IT
Cou.mit1eo appointed to MAke statement VI Of
tbs suan reaLons for not proongg tho ecclesiastical
struggle which, IL say tue least, Aau reflected no
great credit Oh tho Presbyterian name.
Az atn not meiiher " tlat COMMITTEE It Is pot
document which you Laya beon lleasod 10 indulge
a., however, yun hASe Tt to brinX forward my
natue With iii i1alnutibu Or Iesa compliment
arr II will not 10 regarded violation Of rrupr,Ety If
address word to you my own account, leayiDH
Nessrs. Noycs, pattsraon und HGrd 10 do tho mum
11ark In reply, Ii they deem reply desirable. That
i4yi VI yeuf Communication wLiah glssa mo N lu-
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MUSICAL.
4 NEW AND MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD zoo.
n tayo rlanlfrs, nyostrnnG bass, nErfo tlaotnent,
Fsonsh xsua HSoi ta M sSn is9,is: sna al iats4t N.
lynt, ruuud catvot legs and lyro nlI rich, und
powerful 0np uk1e TO 0rdGr three months hRn an as
MhYer bunn used $U for Rae with at0p sud cpyvr
Tor $a5 Kosldonoo, Ad silohiKan.ar
/ Will SELL. stY krEINwAY PIANO F0il $500
cash. lwAnt nlu.1ey. 1t II octave, tosow0uI ier-
iocty saund Aul in xood condition. Address H. IEIb
H[iEh.
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irISuERuANTEE FnH NORTH nlpR-stisSE:S IN:
tuAr ssmnary fos yuung lass, Nov. Ut lu aud l2s
NusLh uua1burn-sts QHloago,
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500 (O0 e. IUY I9NMEN1IA ~ 'dSI TTM Is
per, Loans norn.t,l:u. EulLNE U. L0Na ARO,,
u Eaat WR4hiu uylu4-st,
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4 GENTS WANTEn--A FEW YOUNG MEN FOis
n rlty CONTRASTING; .ora cnn,ntsaous Iail UliAnip.
luS Ni3E Gt,, .es kDnsh Hatpt.xt.
u yoWat rste!ass ngent aypry eDuuty In tia Uuitud
ates. to sell ,au Wurld FnuWno Wsan Shuttle SuwtnK
Machines, Rlltk tho Hsun manufacturing machines
mM VIZ nsn nFapsred to et,er extraordinary ina,rs.
assH sl:TiSu:aiXGiiiSH'G 'Gu.sip1NV, G.sip iii Stato..E
tuiuAgu,
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SEWING MACHINES.

SE "IN0 WAV6IVES
-r>----
4 NY PARTY HAVING a Ltt1llT BtNt3EN MANU-.
II taolurag nnrhinv ln you'd order. for sao oenp can
hear ot r1cascr by addressing tto uhtengu Hat ad
Cap Manufacturing Company, u Most Nashlnxun.st.
, Uo iii HtAn-4 htachIUUs mid gu ln0nthly payuputs;
~ per rent d!acnMnt for cash.
GINGER QFF1OE OF A. j. .hEfUlIHRT, 9tb SOUTH
- lalsud-at, oaty AGont. MAuhinex sold ca monthly
payments. roll VI. and EopalIetl.
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DAllTNEN WANTEn-A YOUNG MAN, SMART
aud utelltann;, Win fow inadfsd do.,.rG to joln
Eapd salol and iialeasa ptGtsi a risk. Address w.
1flAuno ottea.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10
By Sheriff Sarpy.

TIL; STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OE
PLAQUEMlNES
MERCHANT.' MUTUAL INSURANCE CohPANi
and Charles Case, Receiver Crescent CITY Ma
tional Bank OF New Orleans, IS. NJ sue! u. de
Lizard.
Second Judicia; pis.ric. Court of louisiana
Wy VIRTUE or AND IN OBEDIENCE TO 4
ID writ OF seizure and sale to me directed By the
bonora BILE the Second Judicial District Court, in
and for the parish of Piaquemlnes, dated May %,
ira in the above entitled suit, have seized and
will proceed TO sell at public auction, at the City
Hotel, Common street, between Camp ana Maya
streets in the First District of the city of New
Orleans on SATURDAY, March IL, 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit .u,o,, , 9. 49,,
plantation situated in the parish OF Plaquemines,
in this State on the right bank OF the mississippi
river about eighteen miles below the Guy Oh view
Orleans measuring twentY-sA arpeuts iioilV VI
said river of which the ten lower arpents nave a
septh of eighty arpents and the sixteen upper ar
penis a depth of forty arpents, bounded on VIC
upper line by the plantation formerly oel9nethS
Benjamin and Packwood and now 70 Jam, ;n ~
Zuntz and on the lower line by the plantation
formerly belonging to the heirs OF urqunar5' anu
now to John u. Johnson; together with the Duilu i
ings and improvements, engines, nacnnle'y az
apparatus. stock, cattle, horses, mules, Cal Is
wagons, farming utensils, too IS and implements OF
husbandry. aad all appurteaancss OF said = anna
ton.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions of Saie-Cash, TO pay the
sum OF forty Thousand dollars, with costs, attor.
ney' 9 fees and on corresponding terms OF creuit
to meet the payment of one instalnent OF nve
Thousand dollars on August IL, 1874 with interest,"
at eight per cent from said date, with attorneys
fees and costs.
1874. -
..tt Sheriff Of the Parish of Plaqueninea
fel3 mh3A al t SI'hs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10
By g. De Ferret q Go,
VERT VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY ON ELYSIAN FIELDS. BETWEEN
CRAPS AND LOVE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF RO sERT AEsEgsOy.
Seecad Dis:!ic: Court for the Parish o! Oyleans-
No
SUCCESSION OF

No. 1882.
DY &. Di: FERRET Il CO John q MON.
d rose. Auctioneer-O flee No. so ROYAL street,
SATURDAY April II, 1874 at twelve O'clock NJ, at
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
vii! be sold by public auction, by virtue OF an
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated March 5. 1874 the following described prop.
srty for account of said snecession-
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Third
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Elvsian Fields. Craps, Love and Marginy streets
designated by she letters A, B, G and on plan
made by 40 De Armas. surveyor, dated Magch 8,
1894, and on exhibition at the Exchange.
/. Lot measures % feet inches front on Ely.
sian Fields street by III feet 10 inches lines in
depth, between equal and parallel lines, together
with the two story slated roof brick kitchen erected
| thereon, containing one room below and one room
above; another small wooden building containing
| one room. siste III, well, privy. etc.
:. Lot adions lot A and measures Is feet
inches front Eysian Fields street. by III feet 10
inches ve lines in depth between equal and pare
a.i lines. together with the twOstory slated roof
! brick kitchen erected thereon and containing
room below and one room above. another wooden
building, containing: two goeIns. GkieSn. well.
privy, etc.
= Lot measures Is feet front on Eysiar Fields
street. by 10. feet inches III deptA between ea uai
AID parallel !ines.
! T. Lot measures rs feet front Oh Love street. BY
1880 fee: in depth. between equal and parable! lnes.
| Terms-O se third of the price Of adjudication
! cash on tho spot, and the balance credit OF
and years represented by che notes of til .
purC!a 5srs respectively to their order and by
! them iudur sed dated on the day of such public
sale, bearing 1nceres. at eight pes cent per annurs
from then date until paid 'he buildings 10 be kept
! insured and policies % insurance ansferred to
tutsix. the acts OF sale to contain Che ca0se of five
per cent lawyers fees ia Case of suit TO recover
payment at sad notes. The taxes of 1873, PAYABLE
| in i8'5, AID aI drainage taxes to be assumed by
thrpu,ehasers over and above the price q! adiud!'
cation.
! Acts IF saie At The sxpens. OF tho purchaser,
| before NJ. I. tUcros notary public.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10

No. 3b,I2f.
DY NASH & HODGsON-w I. HODGSOE,
ID Auctioneer-Ofice No Carondelet street. -
On SATURDAY March %, 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ,
at he St Charles Auction Exchange, In the base.
ment r0tunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this city,
by virtue and in pursuance of an order OF the Hon.
A. L. Tis3Ot, Judge OF the Second District Court tor
the parish of Orleans, dated February 10, 1874
docket No. Sc TIA, in the above matter, at public
J. THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, in
the sixth District of this city, in the square
bounded by st. Charles, Jeannette and 0ctavis
streets and Peters avenue measuring 80 feet lines
front st. Charles street by depth and front on
Peters avenue of 1T feet 10 inches lines forming
the corner of st. Charles and Peters avenues.
2. A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the Fourth District Of this city. in the
square bounded by Fourth, Washington. st. Charles
and Prytania streets. designated No. 26, measur-
ing so feet front Fourth street by depth of 129
The improvements consist OF twO-story frame
slate roof residence known as No. go Fourth
street, occupied by W. P. Converse. Jr
5. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the improvements thereon situated in the
First District of this city, in the square bounded
by Poy dras, Lafayette, Carondelet and Baronne
lines front ON POydras street, 10 feet IL inches
line i'll width in the rear. by depth OF abont 100
feet inches, bounded in the rear bv an alley feet
8 inches wide and opening into BarOnne street.
said alley being in common to this and other lots.
The improvements consist of d well built three.
story b.ick store, knowa as No. 1870 POydras street.
occupied by Thomas Moran as clothing store and
residence.
Terms and Conditions-For the property firstly
described, cash on the spot, at the moment of ad
judicatOn; for the property secondly described.
one half cash the spot and the balance at
and two years; and for the property thirdly de.
scribed. one third cash on the spot, and the bal
at one and two years; all the credit notes to
bear eight per cent interest and special mortgage,
with vendors privilege from date until paid, with
the clauses of five per cent for attorneys fees in
of suit. Buildings to be insured and policies
transferred, the purchasers to assume in addition
their bids, tine for 1873 andup to the day OF
sale.
Acts of sale before James Fahey, notary, at tho
expense of the purchasers. fe22 mil Is ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10
SUCCESSION OF JAMES II Jones.
Second Distric. Cour. for the Parish Of Os:eans-
No. So l6as


DY q. DE FERRET a. C0..-SOHE q. MOS-
ID ROSE. AVctiopeer-Ohce No. 50 ROYAL street,
SATURDAY. April H. 1874, at twelve o'clock " =.
at tho Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. Will be sold at public auction, by virtue
of an order from the Hon. y. L. TissOt,
Judge of the Second District Court Sor the parish
OF Orleans, dated March :, 1874. the following
described property. ios account OF said sue
Gtsson-
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated liz che Second
Gistrict of This ctye az the sguaye bounded by
Royal, tustrHhouse and Sieneie streets and Ike
change alley. designated by the letters and &
l. Lot A measures % feet front On Royal street.
BY Il6 feet inches in depth, together with the
splendid tree-stOrS brick stoXe erected thereon,
and being No 80 Royal street.
2. Lot adjoins the above, and measures - feet
inches front Royal street by 1916 feet inches
in depth together witt the four-story brick store
erected the reOn. and being No. 40 Royal street.
Terms-One fifth of the purchase price payable
cash the spot, and the balance on a en- edit of
one. two 6fee and four years ~ notes of the pur
chaser purchasers. TO his or their own order
and by him them iAdorsed, bearing interest at
The rate OF six per cent peg annum from date nnt
maturity. and thereafter, if not then paid at the
rate ~ egl' per SsEt peE annum untH nDal pay
ment: payment of said NOteS IN principal ana ia
teres., to be secured By special mos tgage and
vendors pgivls go the property Tor which they
MAY b. given, together with the usual clauses of
'.le ZION slirnando" and five per cent attorneys
fees ease of suit thereon. The improvements on
the city properly - be keps insured and policy
transferred the tutor until the fHa payment of
the said notes, and the purchaser to ASK une the
payment of all taxes Tor the year 1874, over and
above the amount of their respective bids.
Acts of sale at the expense OF purchasers before
Andrew Hero notary public mhI IL II - ap@ III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10
STORH AND DWELLING PROPERTY. on THE
corner OF Dryades and ITALIA streets. Lssar the
UYyades maGket.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN ARMSTRONG.
SeeseI District Court SoY the Parish OF Cii. ans,
No 20 88t.
ny UTE SUCCESSORS Ov G. Z. t:lR

DY TtPE SGCCEsSORS OH G.. 4. CIR.
ID ARDsl l. Co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hoey,
Auctioneer-Otfice No. Il Exchange pace-sATUR.
DAY. March ID, 1874, at twelve O'clock NJ. at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. on
ROYAL street, between Customh0use and Cana!
streets, by virtue of an order of the h0noIa bic
the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, dated February J. 1874, and rendered in the
above entitled matter, will be sold at public auc'
ton the following valuable property. TO wit
THOSB TWO CORNER BRICK STORES, near the
Dryades Market in the First District of this city,
in the square bounded b. Dryades, Thalia, Ram
part and Erato Streets the lot measures 81 feet 1
inch lines front on Dryades street, by depth,
between parallel lines and front on ITALIA street
of 1903 feet inches lines, and forming the corner
of said Dryades aud Thalia streets. The improve
meuts comprise q choice well built two-story brlck
building with two story brick rear wings, iron els.
terms, etc. This property has been remode!ed and
now forms two stores, known as Nos. 382 and 3Si
pryades street. with yelling arrangements above
and in rear-an established business location, al
most fronting the Dryades Market, and always ceY'
tain of renumerative tenants.
Terms-One-thrd cash, and Tho remainder az
one and two years credit with interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from the day od
sale until final payment, with the pc'ial clause OF
five per cent attorneys fees in event OF sut, the
improvements bs kept fully insured and policies
transferred to vendor, the whole TO be secured ny
vendors lien and special mortgage on the property
sold. al d purchasers to assume payment over ana
above the bid of All taxes for the year 1874.
Acts of sale at the expense OF purchaser before
John &. Eusts, notary public. fe7 IA II 20 mhI ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10

pi e. T.. GiRARDEY. aCETIeSErE--
I'D Office No 81 Camp stTeet-SATURDAY, April
4, 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ at the 5. Charles
Auction Exchange, in the basement rotuuda of
the st. Charles Hotel, will be sold at pubic
ton. by and in pursuance of an order from the
Hon. a. Tlssot, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, dated August 80 1873,
and supplemental order dated March 3, 1874, and
rendered III the above named succession, fol-
lowing described and valuable property, to wit
THAT HANDSOME, WELL BUILT MODERN AND
CONF ORTABLE TNO-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLING No 81 Esplanade street, situated Ill
the Third District of this city, and the square
bounded by EsPanade Royal. Peace and CharJres
streets. The lot measures 81 feet inches front on
E5planade street, Dy depth, between parallel
lines, OF 100 feet inches. Neignborhcod cheerful
and charming Tor !e.lde.Se-svSpassed by none III
the city.
TeEms--One-tiiri cash. 1siancs a. one ana TIVE
years .redic in notes of the purchaser divided
may be required by the administrator bearing
light pei cent Interest PEP annum from date of adj
judIeatlon. ana secured by privilege of vendors
lieu and mortgage on the proper ~, together with
the usual five per cent attorneys fee, binding the
purchaser in event that the notes given il part
payment should have to be sued upon to enforce
payment; the Improvements to be kept insu red by
the purchaser, and the policy thereof to be trans
ferred to the holder OF the notes and to assume
the payment of all the taxes for the year 1879 and
up to the day OF sale, and also the drainage tax,
over and above the price of adjudication.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser be-
fore Abel Dreyfous, notary public.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10

SUd'os, 5SiOS spT NICHOLAS DUBLO, NO. IS 10.

pY ID. r. NfORPHY.-A. +. MORPHY, AUC-
NJ tioneer-Wi be sold SATURDAY. April 4,
1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange kOya street, between Ca.
nal and CustomhOuse streets, by virtue of an order
of the Hon. A. l.. 1issot, judge Of the Second Dis
tct Court for the PARISH of Oreans dated February
30, 1871
i. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
oil the improvements thereon, rights, ways and
privileges thereunto belonging, IN ywise APP
pertaining, situated in the FIRST District of this
city, in the square bounded by Banks, Common,
Dorgenos and Rocheblave streets, designated as
lot No. 3 of square No t. The said lot measures
q feet front on Banks street. by 10 in depth be-
tween parallel lines.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the square
above mentioned, designated by the No. O. Said
lot measures u feet front Banks street by ITO
feet ia DEPTH between parallel lines together with
all the rights, and advantages thereunto be-
longing, or in any way, appertanDg.
1erms-One-ha cash and the balance on a credit
of twelve months; the purchaser to give his note,
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date of sau note, to be secured by mortgage the
property sold, the improvements to be kept insured
and poHcy transferred to holder of the note. The
purchaser to pay the attorneys fees of five per
cent, and all costs and charges that may arise from
force losing the mortgage gwen to secure said
note.
Act of sale before Il. c. Mott notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser. mis- "a ap24
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10
BY Albert Paul.

CATHARINE o'nONNBLL. WIFE OP I. GRILLE.
VS.. SUCCESSION OF PATRICK C'UuSNh.L g
No. So rs
For account and risk OF former purchasaf.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Al Cr!ONEbR- OFFICE
ID No. 40 Royal street-SA1URDAl,M March 20, 1871,
at twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. Will be sold at
public aulion BIZ virtue of decree rendered by
the Hon. A. L. 5issst. judge of the Second District
Court tor the parish sf Orleans, dated November
"a, 1873
provements thereon designated by the No. 312 Clio
street situated in square bounded by Clio, Brate
Locust and Magnolia streets, measuring Is feet
inches front on CLIO. by III feet inches lines
deep.
taxcs for 1915, payable in 1874.
Act Of sale, ct purchasers expense, before A.
Dreyfoue, notary pubic. lei ~ nh7 " ~