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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-29
SHERIFFS SALES.
Succession of E. Ccrde Wolfe vs.. Fr,,..,
LacIOix. "ae

Succession Of E. CordevioIle vs.. Frapco,.
LacIoix. "as
GECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
! ~ of Orleans, No. 36 ,459-By virtue of a W. ca
fieri facias to me directed by the honorsbls ~
Second DISTRICT Court for the parish OF Orle. une
in tne anoVe ue ent5sa EAU T proceed to
| ers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal ans
CustomhOuse streets, in the Second District OF thu
| city, on THURSDAY, October Is 1874 at twsirs
| o'clock NJ, the folio wing described property t."
gether with all the buildings and Improvement
| i. TWOLOTs OF GROUND in the First pi,tr;rt
| of this city, in square number for hundred and
| sixty .nine. bounded by Gasquet, PIeur johnson
and Canal streets, and known AS lots numbers f,ur
and five of said square, fronting on Gasquet street
and measuring seventy nine by one Londred and
| nine feet.
2 CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the Seesnd
District Of his city. III square number three hun.
dred and ninety-eight, bounded BY Canal, Gayeso,
Sa,cedO and Custonihouse streets, being desia.
mated bT the numbers seven. eight, nine. elevea.
twelve thirteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty one,
twenty two and sixteen of said square; lots num-
bers even. eight and nine front on Canal street.
and measure each twenty Weight feet four inches
by one hundred and twenty-sx feet; lot number
eleven fronts on Sa'cedo street. ana measures
thirty by one hundred and thirteen feet; lot
number twelve fronts on Saieedo street, and meas
ures tWenty-eieht by one hundred and twenty six
feet lots numbers thirteen nineteen twenty
twenty one, twenty-five and sixteen front on Gus
tomhOuse street. and ipeasure each twent weight
by one hundred and tweutv-six feet
3. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. in the Second
District of this city, III square mum Der one hun
borne, Robertson and Toulouse streets, known as
lot i.ur,ber four of said square, fronting on ST.
Louis street. and measuring sixty by fifty .One feet
T. kNOTHtR LOt OF GROUND i'll the Second
District of this city in square mum Der one hundred
and four, bounded by Burgundy Dumaina ST.
Philip and Rampant, known as lot number nine OF
said square, farn ing the corner of Burgundy and
Dumaine streets aud measures sixtythIee by
hundred one ffty-sx feet.
Plane thereof will be- exhibition At the Elk.
change some days previous to that of sac.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-This beng the second and last auction
the said property will be definitely adjudicated to
the hig hest and last bidder what is will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchasers furnish.
in. honde, tn good and solvent securities, Bearing
eight per cent Interest Per annIm from date, and
special mortgage on the property sold until final
pay Mt. Said purchasers shall have deduct and
ply III cash the printing, sherlfi's and clerks fees
etc, which amount altogether to abOnt two hun
dfed dollars and Furthermore the State, parish
AID municipal taxes. the amount of which is not
yet ;secert3ne6.
W. p. HARPER,
seq oc. II Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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I:rts Is no material change in the sanitary
condition Of the city since our last issue.
There - not. nor has been. any epidemic IN
PENSACOLA. Til. fever has been eyratic in
ITS character. prevailing only among those
Shosc habits or very recent coming among
us rendered peculiarly suscepnbls TO it
when directly exposed to the Infection. 1t
Is success tuliy managed and believed to he
:lnder The easy contro! OF our physicians.
when promptly called in lis inception. The
mortality has been very small Nj TO this
state.
Thrcrgi. the Kindness Of Mr.. Il. y. Elliott
.vc AZ. enabled to publish the following list
Of persons WHO died st the navy yard. of
yellow .ever. ~ to the twen;y-thiri instant:
Thre. marines. DR.. Ack'ey. Mrs. Chand.
Ter. 'i.. Chandler. Mrs. Fisher. Miss Fisher;
AR. KS ..ar. James Foley. Miss Sapp. Charles
Cora. >. &. Chatlee. Captain Franklin.
Hem: >'eipe'. a child Of Patrick Conhn.
Nr. SOLO. ". G. Oats. Bryan Macdermott.
1rs f..o.,-. I. nj! twenty deaths. and
ssoo..' Ii:''r st;.: sici..---Pa.:..:,!a Ga:.!lr,
Sept. ...i.y.:,
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A Gail for n Convention OF the ReruD.
jTcuua of iko Recommended states

Fcr the purpose of taking into consider
alton the condition Of affair an tie recon
strncted States, and 10 issue an address IL
hae0De OF the Nation. containing true
stah,nrnt o! tho sauc. Republicans OF the
reconstructed States are requested 10 send
deIeZates 10 u convention 10 he held q:
t2:attanoogi, tennessee. October Is. l6'i.
Each OF said States may send as many
delegates as shal! be deemed advisable. and
aach delegation will be entitled TO the mum
Der of votes 10 which their States respsc:
.vesv arc entitled in the clectora! college.
AL! Republicans, whether OF these or
other States, "h" SUI earnestly seek 20
main tain The principles Oh which tae Union
was d"iended. and t" inangnrste "h:ch IN
che .s'n'h reconstruction was begun. and
who fee, &n interest in the preservation OF
law. order AM. the rig.ts OF ciilzenship are
invited 10 attend tins consultation. Ah
should come possessed ol the facts as 10 the
ara1e condition ID thelr respective iocaii'les
so that an Authoritative st''emen' may oe
made 20 the country.
The Republicans OF the South: equally
with the good citizens OF other localities.
aeElAHd peace ana security mat prosperity
asay ioIlo|. why these are not enjoyed by
snotn should re made manifest oy TINS cen
Tention. !he best men ana minds OF eaci'
state should Dc summoned 10 THIS council.
III these are thoae anywhere VINO doubt as
30 tne purpose or capacity os Southern 49,
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young &39a; ducks S304; geese $s06 turkeys
u, EGGs7fsir supply and dnll. Western selling AZ
STAR CANDLEs-The supply in light and the dc.
mand fair. Selling at l7al71sc I'd.
SOAP-Better demand and trim prices. Western
sells at 5hc y is round lots for inferior qualities;
extra olive 6}s d5t.c III round lots, AND &c In job
SIC; XXX palm elac; CASTLE soap lie y b. with
redu elton on round lots.
MALT-GoOd supply and moderate demand. 50
TALLoW-Steady and firm: Sci ing at SIC y 3D.:
at la2sc; mixta .2a3c: brown s1sc; black 4oSc;
EsCuLtNTs AND GREEN NORTHUMBERLAND
supply of potatoes. Onions are dull. Good demand
for appes. Western potatoes sell at So; Northern
SO 50U3 IS; apples $2d3 so T. Dbl; cabbages 1896
y box: i s9I pi r. s8aio DBL ,,,,oo
the demand continues moderate. Apples are
QUOTED at .S Peaehss Ia:c Z ID
sell a, So Y hbi: Northern q. 0ic p 10. Green
OAK sTAvEs--The supply i. good but arrivals
ship. follows: Extra pio@, 60 inch, Sl750l35;
extra pine. So inch. IS dl5J; light pipe, Sc to 60
inch, ssl!50i2o ezra hca5heaI; 48 inch, $i250l3o:
!, 1909
LARD n,l-Light supri. an: moderate de.
mad, Prices aie inner. ~ Is selling a, 81 'o0
,,AsEhb oll-s.ll. az 81 p gallon for law. and
s,l 10 TOT hOitii.
COTTON saED-The receipts are all taken by
the factories, they furnishing the sacks and pay
$50 y ton delivered on The levee.
EiSH-We quote: nacEerel, extra Ne. !, 1925 in
.,Dls, - III fah hbls +. in quarter bbis, and So
IL kits; Nc. 8 l6 80 ia bbis. so IS in half bbls,
"a 50 in quarter bbs. ard 81 IS in kits No. Sl3
in bbls st = in half bbs, So 80 in quarter bbls
and : IS - kits; Nc. SO so in bbIs, 45 in half
bbls, So 50 quarter Gblr, and 81 Is i'll kits. Cod
fish rs .50: 50 III quarter and half drums; in
quarter boxes 81 AZ. Hefsirss. s. 50 in bbls
So y in hsl: bDls. ~ - In9uar.er Ibis, and 81 in
kits.
BAGGIEG--We note a continued good demand
and firm ma,het. Domestic iute is retailing at
ltc: ht MP s3sc; India. in Sas sEd rolls, RG!2hc
II ward.
BALiSG TWINF-Good demand and very little
here. Selling al i.c = T..
GUSSf BAGS-Are in light supply and dull
Quoted az l5c IN bales. ard l6c piece reserved.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTs-Lemons are
quoted at no y box. Bananas 81 5002 per bunch,
Layer rsisin. 50 80 = bor; 9rartrr boxes .Oc half
boxes s Co. !Citred 9. 030c y ID. Currants Sc.
tiss !2lc. brazil nuts &C. AlrnonSs &c: do selled
35c Fi!oeits Zoe. Dates Sc p ID. CocOAnUta l.. so
~ 1000.
klCk-Prinic is scarce. Inferior qualities are
duli We quote 70. tLouis'ara) - 03s.r: COM
moa I. 0a1,c: ordinary 5l.Q5,4c: far G4ji.c;
prime 81. 0It.c: choice Sc ? n.
COFFEH-Ihe mar&e. il strong. A steamer is
due hare with "a 600 baSe. and an active trade il
locke bo:. The stock hand comprises
900 bags ia dealers hands. We quote fair t,od)
i 1!'s.c .''od I3 !. ~!'c: pIime i9>. 020c T. u.
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SEyrtpriDu1 Iy'Urf.r

az Sunday morning LAS: the body a: Nj.
..ra:!. .ir:efoy. :, :esiicn: Of our parish.
was ..l,'''' living in :he public :oad ieadin!!
srou: 'i''H:oc 10 Alto. abon. ten miles from
che :".''er town. III Ouachita parish. Mr.
Melee" mad been on a visi. TO Ouaclila.
ssnd. .s; ;.c time Of his death. was returning
60 h. ..:nc ~ III" ne!ghho,hoo.t o: lied
Mou't. .lis face wa: severely .crr and tho
Sody :,al.: bruised. as ii hayius been en-.
gagged :s q struggle with some man more
rOwer.:I: :haI himself; 80 wounds heinz
souEi :.ron TIE body to indicate the ,lse of
weapons o. any kind. an irishman, who
sgas las! seen in company with Mr.. Nc.
Leroy, "a the road. has been arrested and
lodged in Jail at Monroe. hu: PROCESSES to
Know acthins o: the murder. The Irish
man is said 10 be "a quiet and peaceahle man,
and 1t is not known that any i'll feeling ever
existed between him and the deceased. who
was . young man with many friends and no
enemies tina! any one knew OF. We nave
been unable TO gather any further informal
sion concerning the mysterious affair, only
that the body had not been robbed and no
cause can be assigned for the murder
Beacon.
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Joseph Cooper v.. firs. Clcmentire
Smith t.lemenuine Desormsux. widow bv frat
marriage Of HiideOert Landry and by s.canI
marriage "f samuel Bedford SMITH.
LrIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE, or
a Orleans, No. 39fl.-Bs virtue of q writ of sezure
End sale 20 me directed by tbe honorable the Fifth
Distfict Court for the Parish of Orleans in the
:b"ve emitted cause, will proceed to sell at pub.
&c a1ctlof at tbs Merchants and Auctioneers,
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus,
tomhouse streets, ia the Second District .jS tbs
city. On rAEURoAY. October 81 1874 a. f~elv.
o'clock ~. :he following de scyil.d ,rsD.yiy.
to wit si"''''
"A GERrA,: IcT OP GROUND .o.e,b.r with
tne Uuiidiiis. aus; improvements thereon and all
!ilSuts an" privileges thereto Seou eing situated
- me rturtH District s5 this city. ia the square
bounced by Wasl inston avenue, fou. iii, !nnun.
.a.u9a ATE Jersey! ard Lausel streets ard desig-
10 TEA as oc humber ten of square Aunlls. thirty
A.lAe' OF a p an drawn by Il. Mo.lhausen, l.'e
ses"f, aattG tWeHty-eesGnd November, 1874, and
usLos.l.. as plan lUmt.r iweY y.Ive in the office
81 william sIt5s:y, fh. II d notary public in this
ety. according 10 Which said plan the said lot
me- assures iven:y-Hine feet front on Washin cou
Nv cen paI al.ei Lines. ard according to a sketc.
ma de by ". 7. Thompson, late surveyor, uuGer
GATE OF June ], l6J:, and enNs XcG 10 defendants
act of purchase 81 said lot fsUra Mrs. Eliza beth
HeckTo, passed beIOie Robert J. ker, notary nub.
&c. this city. the thirteenth Gay Of Anil
inch line front On Washington ayenue bv
one hundred and eleven feet eleven incLe. fh-.s
lines in depth between parallel lines plan tba,aof
will be on exhibition at the Exchange.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot,
.,o,,,,., ". P. HARPER.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Paul 3isi a34 Erie 31z 0371.; Columbus. Cincin.
nari add Indiana Central ~. dl2 Wabash 3'7s %
3Jh; Rock Island 1884 1903.
CotSon cloaed quiet and nominal; middDne up
lands ls1 0i6hc Sales today a72 bales het re-
Seipts Q grcss 1889.
Futures cit sta steady Sales 81 ,ii9 bales as I"i.
iowG September Is l616c; october - lioD
rs 3-3zc; November lie; December l.!or; January
Is 3ltG1i5 7.32c; February IS 10 dlo72c; March
I5l n is rs. SIC; April l6 3320l6 l-l5c.
S0uthrrn flour quiet and heavy; common 70 fair
extra ss5 2Ja6 To- good to choice $50 1903! Wstat
a Shade be-ttr; very moderate demand; lSN
I a2% for rev winter red Western; s asa Is for
new amber do; 81 23al ~ for white Western
Corn q thade frrner. Coffee Rio scarce; l53a ALE
-olS. Sugar quiet and steady. ejce quiet and
snrch angtd. TsllOw quiet at 81 G8s g. Rosin
steady ut So 4Gd2 45 for strained. Turpentine
irm ot size. Pork finer; new % IS. Lard quiet
ss,.d firm; prime steam rendered l4'.c. Whisky
bzwer. 81 o.. Freigh,s firm.
CisCIsvATI September 23.-Cotton dull; mid
ding I5jac. Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat
dull and nominal; red fldl 03; whites l0nl Is.
S;ura quiet. S5a35c. Oats scarce and firm 34157c.
Pork duli ard nominal. Lard l31. al5tr Bulk
Eneata active, shoulders 9c clear rio il Gl44ac;
ajesr la. Else Bacon dun; thouiders l0s flDsr;
sLsar itb l5a &c; clear l5a. 0l6c. " hisky--demand
fair, market firm at Il o.
ST. LoUls. September 28.-Cotton quiet weak and
unchanged. Four-Higii grades duh aud l06i5c
yswsr, 3 !e" sales; low grades quiet. Wheat
shade hiGher: No. 3 red fall 8 O.; Ne. red
winter 4 l5ui l5t. Corn slow; 8Oc. Oats-So. ,
hl0S]c. Whisky firm: Is o.. Pork s23 IS. Bacon
eAsy and regular: fhnnders 80 0l0ac clear rib
- i @i5hc; Clear 49,. Gi64c. Lsrd-Summec :ic.
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The Truth About 1,wuss!nnn.

IL is time that the twsddle of partisan
newspapers about the "heipiess" and "oD
-,ressed'' people o! Louisiana was ended.
There is rot half as much oppression in
New Orleans IS there is in New York CITY
;nder the reform. administration OF Green.
The plain truth is that while the majority
OF the people IN Louisiana ere willing to
work 70 retrieve their shattered fortunes,
there is large class of needy. ex rebe! al
Senturers. left stranded by the war. whose
hopes Of profit lie in continual sgitatioa.
Their creed il rule or ruin. 4 week ago
they slough: Hobly" against an inefficient
police. Confronted by United States troops,
.hey surrendered at discretion. L. was the
bette. part OF valor. Now, when a com
promise is offered their greedy instincts
creep out. In Justice to Governor Kellogg,
Il must be said that he has all along proved
himself anxious 70 secure u full! and fair
registration Of She voters Of Louisiana for
she coming election. Lon. ago he pro.
posed TO the democrats that they
should have the appointment cf one Of
tho two clerks allowed in each regis.
fraiion district. and called upon the
Democratic Central Committee to name
:heir men. This they refused 20 do, unless
they were also allowed onehalf of the regis
;reTs. In the recent conference IL was pro.
posed by Governor kel!og. tha. there
should nc an advisory committee Of FIVE,
two .; whom should bc Democrats and the
third non-partisan, who should see that
none hut good and honest men hold office
:.s registrars. and who should supervise
registration. The offer was rejected, unless
She Democracy were also allowed 70 con.
:rc! tho board OF State Canyassers. This
:nscl.... demand Of men who deserve punish.
mcn' 8: treason was properly refused. ar.
.onu 10" Gays that further complications
viii ;'!ow. al" that it IL mot Improbable
:ha. ..srr would be blood shed in the par
ish'..' His th!sa: means war. This is the
efut.s aa":: the trouble II Louisiana. The
Nep.i .'''am party has stretched ont tie
olive branch OF ieac.. # it DC not accepted.
She responsibility !eftA upon those WHO
.'re'e; ',vi! sig.!u.--.N." io.: C.a.m1-c:a!
.6GscYtt.s:.
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aU29 81" ~ - sheriff 0t :h. Parish 81 ~ lean.
Louis Ncfse ~. .sGseuh Kayc0ri

ENIFrH DISTRICT COUGT FOR THE PARISH,
II OF Orleans. No :;5, By yrtu. of q writ Of ii ri
ilcias to ms Greeted by III. honorable tho Fifth
District Court for tho parish o4 Orleans in the
above cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction. 81 ;he Merchants and auct.ur,eers' TX.
change, ROYAL street between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in The Second District of this city
THURSDAY, October Is, 1874. a. twelve o'clocS
NJ. the following described property, to Wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS GE GROUND situated in
The Fourth District Gf this esty, IN The SQUARE,
bounded by UTyaa"s. 81. Denis First and Second
streets, ctsi.lated az lots numbers six and seven
on u certain ;lan drawn by l.. Reizenst.in late
surveyor, s!.ted May -, 1885, sketch or copy of
winch IL annexed to the acs of acquisition of said
defendant herein. Saia lots :.djOin and nis ASSURE
each, thirty &c: front Second street by one
ward Dry ades street. where it ten feet for
Inc purpose "f sqUa,ing the width Of lot mum
Der hve: together with al the Buildings and i'm.
Rrovenenfs theteon, rights. ways. privileges etc.
Belns the same I1s acquired by d.te. Gant herein
from the heirs Of Jos. ph Foster .Tr and wifo by
act passed before W. J. Ces:eIl 40; .ry public in
this city, on June so 1868.
Seized i'll The above suit.
Term,-1his Icing the se'on3 and last auction,
the said property will he definitely al Indicated TO
the highest aud last bidder wbs. it Will bring,
at tveve months creeit, the purchaser furnishing
bond, with good and solven. security, bearing eight
per Cent interest per am una irem Gate, and SPECIAL
mortgage On Che property sold ultll final pay ment.
Said purch viii have to deduct and pay in cash
the amount % printing, shertts and clerks fees,
etc. which amount t" about three hundred and
and municipal taxes ;Le amount OF which, 10 10,
yet asce.taiue.l
". ?. HARPER
se29 oc3 ~ Is Sheriff oS the Parish of OrIra,s
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
MONDAY EVENING. September %. 1874. !
The money market is quiet but firm. The offer
ngs continue of lair extent at the banks end mod
crate on the street, with nothing doing IN com,
nerciai paper under IL = cent y annum, and
with The bulk Of the negotiations at az y cent
y month. First class mortgages are still quoted
at l00ll y cent y annun. anu second grade al ..
REV ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
September 26........... s!65,9l. 2: a5l.5o3 60
September %. ........... 1888 80 !l6037 so
Thus far this week ... s 80, ,233 6: sl675,l 10
Same time last week.. 1889 1913 9t l55 4Ss %
Total last week. ......... 4054 ,e55 90 5ao382 u
Total week before 800. 1881 $50 90 s95 69s %
Cold opened at lO9h alossi against 1898 at
Nv York and after a limited business. closed at
l09's 0l0ssa. against 1921 III that market, where
it touched no during the interim 'he ! Gales
Summed mp $1,000 embracing Slocc ., 1O33s,
and 81 co, $4,000 and $1,000 at 1885,.
10 sales of silver were reported Anle:i.an half
dollars now quoted at llad iut Willie Mexican
dollars continue to rule at 70 goid.
Under the influence of the advance in ea.d and
Bills at New York sterling exchange opened about
1-l0 y cent higher than at the close saturday,
but under the subsequent decline IN gold closed
osly a shade higher Tor commercial The Only
ga es reported S3o00 biil OF ading at p5 25ls
and 6 900 do at IS 25a5 26. but4 heard OF some
large transactions, particulars not reported.
Francs responded To the influences which
controlled sterling, BIZ: 10 sales were reported.
At tho close sterling bills were quoted ~ 80 230
IS 4 for bill If ltding and Al 'aaf, "a f5 30 for
bank. and france at ~ .3'. !o- private sd for
bank.
Tie oErrin.s % domestic exchange were of
fair extent. aud with - moderate demand com
nerc'al ruled shade lower. :: he .tles 81 f.S
York sight covered +12 900, embracing $1,000
commercial at * y cent discount; 5000 and
f2o o O. CONNIE rcial ana s 1850 Yrlvat" bankers
At =, and s2o.OoO bank at i. W. also Hnic.d sales
on 5000 commercial on Boston ST }. l. cent dis
count and s 10 900 do at .-l6
The banks continued 10 cheek on New York at
par, and commercial sis lit " ~ aGioJ.0 - AK y
cent discount.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in stocks
City gold bearing seven per cen: b"' ~ continued
in request and closed at Il =, ! = cent higher
than on Saturday. TIL" sales Included $500 at
sol, 1000 at sl.. T. 1900 al ~. AID 5000. 5000
and $501D at 81 y.
City scrip IL without anr arparcn: movement.
City appropriation certificates Metropol,'a al Pole.
and time certificates Of 1873 are eth
quoted LOBinal at u.
No sales of Stale warrants were yer".!sH. ga
continue nominal At 201 and UeS ~ -.
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". P. HAEPER,
ee29 ocIl 10 81 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans



HNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARfS OF
Il Orleans, No. 59.6.-By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled C1rse, / will proceed to
sell at puolic auction, at the Merchants and
AuctiODeers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and CIis,omhouse streets, ~ the Second
District of this city, on SATURDAY, October 81
1874 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described
property, to wit
A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, and all ether rights and ap-
purtenances thereCnto LeloHging in anywise
aDpertaining, situated in the ,quare bounded by
Mangny, Nal devile. Girod and ST. John the Bap-
list streets, iii the f,ubouig Franklin Third Dis
trict OF the city of New 1reaus. designated by the
number two plan Of n. Riieux, dated Sep
TENDER 2, 1886, deposited with The of sale bv
saptste Police to Marie Noel sdois, pass ID before
L. Pollock, late Il notary public in This city. Sep
tember Is. 1896. said lot of ground measuring, in
kngil5n measure, twentyslX feet eight inches
frunt on Marigny street, by one hundred anG
twenty fee1 deep, between parallel lines. Being
the same property acquired iy the defendant here
III as universal legatee OF Eliza ondeau, alias
Mira, as appears by the matter entitled he sUc-
ce-sOa of Eliza Blnndeau. alias Mira, No. IS .525 of
the docket of the Second ID strict Court Tor the
parish Of Orleans, and purchased by said deceased
from Baptiste Police by HI act sed befoie said c.
Pollock, notary, September p 1885.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". p. HARPER,
seq DELL 10 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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y. Rochereau & Co. VS.. Michael Malone.


Individually and as natural tutor If his minor
children, the sole issue of his marriage with
Elizabeth A. Rhodes. his deceased wife,
TNlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans, No. 5Ji7.By virtue of u writ of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fifth district Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY. October 81 1874, at twelve
oc ock NJ, the following described property. to
wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. together with the
buildings thereon and appuItenauces thereuntO
belonging, situated in tho fauboug Livaudais
Fourth District of this city, and designated by.
the nam beers SPUR and i've. in square nlmber
one hundred and twenty one, bounded by CarOn-
delec late Apol:o), Ilourth 3aronne Gate Bacchus).
and third streets. an Of said square deposited
in the office OF james Graham, notary public in
this city, plan no l47; said lots adioln each
other, and measure each twenty-seven feet nine
inches three lines front on Carondeet date Ap0llo}
street by one hundred and twenty feet in Depth
between pararalel lines. Being the same prop.
erty acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
fso'n john j. Burnett, per act executed before
Theodore q. Stark, notary public III this city, on
the ifth OF February, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Xefms-CaslI the epot.
". p. HARPER,