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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-01
Mr.. Cox i'm Wabashavv County.

LAKE Cry, Sept. %, 1874.
To the Editor OF the Anti Monopolist:
You do not need to worry about the
Anti Monopoly vote on Congressman
in Wabashaw county. The reasons for
the hesitation in a certain locality to
support Mr.. Cox are well understood,
and give no occasion for alarm. Your
own endorsement of him and the fine
accounts Of him that are coming in
freely from quarters where he is known
will outweigh everything that comes
from the St. Paul Indian CT any other
Ring. ..rs.as7
Let Mr.. Cox stand his ground, and
when the slanderous reports put in cir
culation against him come to be under
stood by the masses, they will rally to
his support all the better.
NEsroR.
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The Republican Party Reforming
Itself.-EIovw the Poor Pay fer the
Rich.
HAssAN, MIMI, }
Sept. 25, 1874. (

sept. 20, 1874.
Editor of Anti Monopolist:
Is it possible that the people Of this
State can be deceived by the speeches
of King, Window, Ramsey, aid their
satellites, at the Republican State Con-
vention the other day. They are SIM
ply a repetition of the same old prom
Uses we have heard for the last FIVE
years; and still the country goes from
bad to worse. Ramsey says that they
hold their officers to strict accounta-
bility. Where is Munich? Where is
Seeger, the dcfaulting State Treasurer!
They would not have been found out to
this day, if it had not been for the An
ti-Monopolists and Democrats. Where
is Mcllrath, who has robbed our chill
dren of the only mean some of them
have Of getting an education
Ramsey and his gang don't say one
word about them Any one would sup
pose from reading the Republican pa.
pers that there was no man in this
State but Bill King who could get an
appropriation from Congress for any
object whatever and that whatever he
asked for would come, right or wrong.
We are paying interest on over sixty
millions Of Union Pacific railroad bonds,
and l understand Mr.. King expects, if
he is elected, to have the Government
endorse the Northern Pacific bonds,
which would add another hundred mill
ions to our debt.
Do the farmers and laboring men OF
Minnesota want to be taxed any more
than they are st present! We have
to pay for our farms every ten years in
taxes, and we are paying over one hun.
bred and fifty millions of dollars Of in
terest yearly to few rich men who
hold our bonds. If the wealth of this
country helped to pay this. we could en-
dure il: but it does not pay one dollar
towards tie support of the Government,
where the poor men pay ten dollars !;
and instead of basing national taxation
upon wealth, system Of indirect taxa
ton prevails which makes . poor man
pay more. in many cases. than . rich
one. And this is called Republican
Justice! And these men who have got
rich from the spoils Of office come back
here and ta2k about ''the glorious old
party and promise everything. Words
are cheap, and the people have found
that out to their sorrow.
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THE NEW CHROMOS- Wizards
F amous Paintings. These Elegant Chromos
are by far the most expressive pictures ever
given to the public, being full OF humors and
nPluck' to the last extent. Size Is by ~
inches; mounted upon canvass and strain
ers. Price slO the pair: Send orders to the
publisher, J. F. RYDER, 2ss Superior-st.,
Cleveland, 0.
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respondence private. Pamphlets circulars,
&C., sent to any address. Medicines sent to
any part of the United States by mail and
express, free from suspicion. Especial at
tent;nn To diseases of women. Address
Gulenlc In>,i,ur.
3mep St. Paul, Mimi.
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Dismal Condition Of Things in Kan.

Dismal Condition Of Things in Kan-
A friend has handed US the follow.
ing extract of letter from an intelli-
gent and reliable gentleman in Western
Kansas. The outlook for the West
and South is not promising for the next
six months. Kansas and Nebraska, des-
lated with ldrouth, and grasshoppers.
the South verging into another civil
war:
Box 245, JUNCTION Cry. KAN.
August 25, 1874.
Dear Friend Goodhue:
Your last good letter shout. have
been answered long ago. but / have
been so very busy. I am glad your
heart is so warmly enlisted in the re-
form cause. / wish you were here to
help US. AS to money matters. | am
compelled to say that / never was SO
needy before. Corn crop all gone
not single roasting ear from over
thirty acres. Instead of pork, cattle
and horses to sell to relieve my neces-
sites. must buy $500 worth of wheat
merely to keep animals and children
alive, with borrowed money on short
time, at two per cent. a month. Did
you ever hear Of the like!
Western Kansas has now all the ca
lamities of terrible Chicago fire.
Drought and locusts have consumed
every green thing. Our nursery is bare
of leaves and the new growth Of bark,
but trees are budding again. Starva.
ton Of people and animals is our great
fear. People are leaving. Help me
some Immediately, if possible.
Cordially yours,
JOHN DAVIS.
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TVO SELL OR RENT.-One OF the pleas
j. ATTEST situations in the State. A good
stock farm Of $50 acres; said farm contains
superior natural advantages, with good and
commodious buildings also house and 10
acres of land contiguous to the above. Will
exchange for city property. Cheap and
terms easy. Enquire Of N. H; SWAIN,
Union Lakes, Rice county, MINI. lmNo.ll
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Mr.. Cox at MendOta.~-A GOOO Mcet.
inx and Good Results--Mr. Cox rs
Scholar.
MENDOZA. MIMI, Sept &c. 1874.
Editor Anti Mono3.oiist:
Hon. E. St. Julien Cox spoke here
last evening to full house, despite the
drenching storm
The remarks of Mr.. Cox created the
greatest enthusiasm. and at times the
applause was fairly deafening. His
remarks on cheap transportation were
attentively listened to, and made
strong impression. Mr.. Cox, BY his
clog uence, his scholarly knowledge and
gentlemanly department. made for him
self many friends. His general learning
and the ease with which he converses
IN pure French surprised Us Ill, es-
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The -Anti-Monopo1ist.

pecially the French people here, and
the citizens Of Mendoza are now salts
fed that the convention did in fact do
we'll in his nomination. Az recoir,
MICHAEL. HEGARrY.
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The Gahnic Instl.
tQte.
Office: lo9 West Third
street, one block above
| Metropolitan Hotel,
1t. Pa al, 0ian.
Incorporated for the cure
Of all diseases Of the Uri-
nary ana Genital organs
of both sexes.
Consultations and cor
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Mrs, Frances Winkler VS.. Mrs. Anna
Schersr. tutriX

ie2.irsa Sheriff Of the PARISH OF Orleans.
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cIYTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans in the above
entitled Will proceed to sell at publ.c auc-
ton at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange,
ROYAL street, between Canal and CustOmhOuse
streets, in the Second District of this CITY, on
MONDAY, July p, 1874, at twelve O'clock NJ, the
following described property, to wit
A CERAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
tOge her the buildings thereon and appurtenances
thereuntO belonging situated in the First District
OF this city, in the square bounded by Poydras.
Hevia or Lafayette, st. Paul and GiTOnde or How.
ard streets said portion of ground forms the cor
makes part of lot number eight, on a plan drawn
l840 and deposited plan number one hundred
and two in the book of plans of Y. Grima. after
ward that of T. Guyol, notary public i'll this city
said portion of ground measuring twenty six feet
ten inches six linz front on Poydras street, by one
hundred and five feet in depth and front on Gi
ronde or Howard street, between parallel lines
American measure. Being the same property pur
chased by the late Adam Hagedorn from Samue
L. FOrgay, per act executed on the nineteenth o.
June I847 before Joseph &. Marks, then a notary
public in this city, and the said property belongi
now to Mrs. Marbach ard her children. defend
ants herein, as follows: One-half to Mrs Marbacl
Adam Hagedorn, her first husband. and the Othe
half to the said children. Caroliue, Henry and
Christian Hagedorn, i'll their capacity OF sole helr
of their father the said Adam Hagedorn.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
WP. HARPER.
je25 26 jy5 26 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Frarc5. R!ckert vs.. Charles V0ight.

N~..TH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il l.!.sus No 512A.-By virtue OF writ OF seiz-
l.. = AID SAFE directed BIZ tae hoa0rdoie the
Fifth District Court .OI the parish CT Orleans, IN
tn st,v- entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
printtG auction, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
tAca-uge Roval street, between Canal and Gus
tCIuL5,Iae streets, il the Second District OF tAls
c.-y OF. WEDNESDAY, July q, 1874 at twelve
o'aock A. tie following described property, to
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with
ali tie improvements thereon and appurtenances
thereof situated in the Second District OF TINS
CITY il square number rwenty-one, bounded oy
ST. Louis, David, solomon and CONT streets, desiS-
hated by the numbers eleven to tWenty-tour H.
elusive on a sketch drawn by ]. A. D. Hemecou1t,
deputy surveyor on the sixteenth of April, 1856.
Lots numbers thirteen to twenty-five inclusive
measure, each. thirty.ole feet eleven inches nVo
Ines fcoat OIL ST. Louis street, by depth. between
para. lines, CT hundred and two feet seven
inches seven lines, lot number thirteen forming
The corner Of S.. Louis and Solomon streets. and
lot number twe1tv-rwo the corner of st. Louis and
S. avid streets; and lots numbers eleven, Twelve
twenty thI ait. twenty situated 10 the rear
o. the lots above described, adjoIn each other III
the rear and neasire as follows, VIZ: LOIS NUM-
btrs eleven and Twelve, each, thirty teot 'front.' Oh
SD.ouoa street by one hundred and nifty nine reel
te: l.olle three lines depth, AID lots numbers
tyentv-three and tweutyiour, each, thlrtE Teet
front on s.. David street by one hundred aid httT
utEe ftc t ten iachas three lines IL deptl when
property was acquired by the defendant herein
BY pnrcAsse f. Ii julius Eeidel, by act passed De
fore Joseph CUy...!er. notary puonc II tbs CITY
OF the uiueteenrll of March, 1868.
Seized il the above suit.
TeIps-Cash On tbs spot.
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Sucres~iOu of iiirs. L.. Augustin.

CFCoyD DISTRICT COURT FOR TRE PARISH OF
= or cans No. SO 709.-By virtue of writ OF teri
f4eias against Leonvilie Augustn in favor OF Mrs.
OEera Dour and Mrs. Helvetia DouI, TO me di
reeted BY the honorable tine Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled matter I VIII proceed to sell at public
auctlon, at the Merchants and Auctioneefs Tx
cl:r ge ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom
LCu t Streets IN the Second District OF this city
on MONDAY, july s, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the followir described property. to wit
THE DWELLING HOUSE AND BUILDINGS
erected a lot Of grouaa measuring fifteen 1fet
iron. oL ST. Philip street by one hundred and tive
feet five inches IN depth, and situated in the
squaTe bounded by st. Philip. Claiborne, ursuHnes
aid Robertson streets. The buildings to be sod
without the lot, which belongs to the heirs angus
til
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Tbis being the second and last auctIoh,
the sad prooertv will be definitely adj ddcateo TO
the hgLest ana last bidder for W at 1t VIII oTng
at twelve months credit, the purchaser fuTnlshitS
burd Will. good and solvent security con
d,tioned according to law, and privilege mortgage
on tie property sold until tinal payment SAID
purchaser s.all have to deduct ana pay In cash
tar p-i.ti.!g shertfs and clerks ices, etr: which
aruoiirr to a oout one hundred and fifty dollars.
". P. HARPER
i22 % Tvs Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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ie2,iy5 Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans
Citizens, Bank of Louisiana vs.. Mrs. A.
W Walker and her husband.

W. Walker and her husband.
cyrPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF Orleans, Ne 25.ag2-By virtue OF writ of
seizure and sale 20 me directed oy the hohoranie
the Superior District Court for the parish CT Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction,
eers' exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmbOuse streets in the Second District OF thls
CITY. on TUESDAY, July d. 1874, at twelve o'clsck
NJ the following described property, to wit
TWo LOTS OF GROUND situated in Z Frst
District of this city, the square bounded bS 81
Charles Carondeiet, Heva and Glrod streets,
one of which measures twenty-elglt rect 'front.' on
St Charles street, by one hundred and twenty-s.I
feet in depth between parallel lines, together with
the use of alley in the rear common 10 salo ioss
and 10 others, which alley was thus dedlested ny
an act passed betwe Maunsel " hlte and sanue!
Livermore, before William Chrsty, late notary
public in this city on the tenth day OF December,
1880; the whole IN conformity with plan drawn oy
3. +. Nichols, architect GA the twenty NINTH day
of March 1882 and deposited in the once OF T. ~.
Stark, late notary public IN TINS CITY, ana tna
other lot lying in the rear OF the above deserioed
lot me assuring, in front on the said alley and on
the opposite side of said lot, sixteen feet seven
and one-hfth inches by thirty feet six inches N
buildings and Improvements thereon; together Will
the hundred and forty nine shares OF niui ~
| bedueathed to Mrs. A. W. Walker, defendant mere
in, by her late husband Thomas F. Hunt, IN pos 81
the honorable the second District Court ., Inv ,rs
Orleans dated the first Of July. 1871, anu he
said Thomas F. Hunt had acquired tine ssn9 h.
purchase from Maunse White. by act Pas c,,v o,
fore r. o. Stark la,e notary public liz tnis ciss' VIE
| the thirtieth day Of April 1852.
| Seized in the above suit. ..ua,- mott.
Terms-The purchaser to furnisn q s.oS , nuso
for the sum of 1--WE Thousand and eighty goists;
falling due on the first day of Decemovf lS.t anu
rene wable according to the charter OF .e ~ n9
Rank OF Louisiana and the balance cash Inc pun
chaser to assume all the obligations and n ~
e. Of of 1ot the to O.
Louisiana, and the slock no.e 80 nv Mrs. "
Walker tdefsndant herein) in favor Of the citizsns
Bank Of Louisiana passed before 4. bouocusdu,I1
ste notary public in this city, on the twenty mn!
June, 1885, and with the shsriTs deed OF saae
tns co' wP HARPER.
i.1e ivs2l Sheriff Of the Psysh Of OIlsanA
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T,
ieIo irE u Sheriff of the EarlsL nt OrltaEs.


Mrs. Widow j. c. De st. Rome. vs.. Caron-
deIet Canal and Navigation C,mpaaE-oAn4e
VS.. si,4e-R. GaTGe,e VS.. Widow -. Rolnes-
CaroEdtlet Cara a. NirlgatIo. Company CT
New Orleans vs.. Wi1cw J. c. De- ST. R)ues.
cIXTE DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARISH OF
- Orleans Nus 26i5, 26ie. $3.50 and s2z3-Bv virtue
OF TWO wits and two alias writs OF feri tacia5
against Mrs. Widow J. c. De st. EoiLes, to
NE directed bv tie hocoIabe the Sixth
District Court for tie parish Of orleans in Ito
above entitled causes, | VIII proceed to sell at
pubic auction, a. the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal s.ree. between Cana! and Gus
Toulouse streets III tie Second District OF tHs
city. on TUESDAY July Il 1874. at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following descr bed property. to Wit
|. ALL OF The pEFENDAsTs INTEREST IN
SUIT No. Is 152 il the Superior Dis riot Court TOR
the parish OF Orleans, entitled MS NLcoW 81
Rones vs. The Levee Steam Cotton Press Com
pany.
2. A LOT Of GROUND. in the Second Dlstrct OF
tIlis City, situated il tbs square lnu1Ged b. 81
Ann. DLmaire, Pan1art alG 81 t-aUde streets.
said lot having il! French measure, trfy-hve feet
troat Oh st. Ann street, by u!Letv.ole feet 81
inches il depth; together with Tt t"c-atory g!leE
house anu TWO story Kitchen said lot, SAc 81
other Improvements thereon.
Seized il he above suits.
Terms-Cash OF the spot.
" P HARPER.
* Al ~ .E ,Ert..D
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Alfred MarchRnd VS.. Henry Bier and
Octave Anfoux.

IL Orleans No. SO, iD5 (No. 1853 OF the laIe Sew
District Court.-By virtue of writ OF fieri IA
against DR.. Octave An toux TO me directed by
honorable the Fourth District Court for the pa
of Orleans in the above entitled cause,
proceed TO sell at public auction, at the
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal ST.
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. ia
second District of this city, on MONDAY, JuI
1874, at twelve O'clock NJ. the following descr
property, to wit
Four CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together |
all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
the appurtenances thereunto Delong hg, sitv
in the Fauburg Franklin, In the Third Distrf
this city, designated by the numbers five,
seven and eight of square number eight Oh q
made by Joseph Pile, late surveyor, dated sew
June, 1923, deposited in the office of Charles J,
late a notary public in this city. by act
twentieth of June, 1852. Lots numbers hYt
six measure each sixty feet front on Mag
street, by one hundred and twenty feet def
number six forming the corner of josephine st
lots numbers seven and eight measure each
feet front on ElYSian Fields street, By a dep
one hundred and forty.eight feet two inchet
number seven forming the corner OF Josee
street, all American measure. Being the o
property acquired by the defendant htrein'
foux. from S. Sabatier and WIFI, by act passe'
fore Edward Barnett, la-e a notary puDhc ls
city, dated ninth Of MAJ, 1859.
seized iii the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". P HARPER
je25 iy526 Sheriff of the Parish OF ore
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Levi J. Harris vs.. :. b. Churchill.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ Orleans, No. 645a.-By virtue OF writ 81 eelz'
ure anC sale to ne directed by the h0nora"4e Tie
Sixth District Court for the parlsA OF Cfe2o5' II
the above entitled cause, will proceed to SCI al
pubic auction, at tAe Merchants am Auetloaters
EXchatEe, Royal street, between SaAal anu CL1
Toulouse streets, in the Second l'!stricl o. tt.7
city, on SATURDAY July %, l3.i, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property
20 wit
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with al
the Improvements thereon, rights, privileges ana
advantages tHeTeulto belonging OF L aAENise =
peTtalLiLg situated i'll the sixth DIS Tlcs OF thls
city, formerly part OF the City OF Jefferson par
ish OK jefferson, II this STATE, II TIE square
bounded by Camp. Chestnut, Foucaer ard Anne
streets. and designated lots NUMBERS nfteth 10
nineteen, inclusive, of square NUMBER t"eLts-
seven. Oh pan made by c. A. HAHN, late sur
veyoT, deposited il the records OF l. Glyo!' a
notary public IN this city. Lots numbers hfteen 10
eghtee.. inc uslve, measure each tnirty-oEt ieeU
three inches front on Chestnut street oy one LIL-
died and twenty-five feet in depth; lot NUMBER
eighteen forming the co-rel OF Clestnul
and A.ine streets, and lot number Elne-
teen measures thrty-oue feet front On Aine
street. BY hundred and twenty five feet II
depth. Being the same property acquired by me
defendant herein By purchase from W1ltIam " Ct
eel by act passed before P Charles Clvellier, a
notary public in this city the ninth dav CT AL
gust, 1856 ard recorded in the parish OF JEFFERSON
il book u, folio four hundred AID sixty two.
Seized in the above suit
Terus-Cash on the spot.
wP HARPER,
je23 is D Sheriff Of the Parish OF O-leanS
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SHERTFF,S SALES.
Ioseuh Jacob vs.. Catherine OVBrien,
Widow of Philip Mcclure.


OIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No. 5345.-Bv virtue Of q writ Of seiz
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orieans In
the above entitled cause, will proceed 70 sell IT
public auction at the Merchants and Auct0neers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY July 6, 1874, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property. TO wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings thereon and appurtenances thereof
situated in the First District of this city IN the
square bounded by st. Joseph, Magazine, Julia and
Camp streets, designated by the number four ON
plan of L. Surgi, late surveyor, dated the twenty
eighth Of May 1913, deposited in the office Of p
Lacoste, late notary public in this city, copy Of
which is anne xed to act passed before ?. c. Gu
vel!ier notary public in this city, on the thrteth
Of January. 1852 according to which plan said lot
measures twenty. one feet ten inches front on St
Joseph street, by ninetyone feet IN depth between
parallel lines, IL American measure, together with
the use Of an alley the side next to Magazine
street. opening on St. Joseph street five feet In
width. Being the same property which was &C
quired by the defendant herein from Mrs: Margaret
hickey wife separated in bed, board and property
of Michael GernOn, by act passed before w. J. Cas-
tell notary public in this city, on the seventeenth
July. 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P HARPER,
je216 Tvs Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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jv25l2 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans


. william - uCLeuu VS. JONH - 4 uhys
EOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled CAUSE to c. 5. Sauvlnet,
late sheriff and by said late sheriff to trans
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange.
ROYAL street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets in the Second District of this city on
MONDAY July s, 1874. st twelve O'Clock NJ, the
following described property, to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon rights, was, privileges
and appurtenances tLeIeu ITO belonging situated
in the First District of this city. in the square
bounded by ST. Charles, Carondelet Hevia and
GlTod streets one OF which measures tWenty-sSht
feet froIt on 81 Charles street, by one hundred
and twentv-sIx feet IN depth, between equal and
parallel lines together with the use OF al alhy III
the rear common to said lot and others. per plan
draw BY 6. b F. Nichols, architect, on the twenty
nint, day of March, 1872; and the other OF said 10
living in the rear of the one just described, has
front said alley OF sixteen feet seven inches and
one fifth, by depth of thirty feet six inches be-
tween equ a and parallel lines. Witch said prop
erty was purchased by John s. fully. defendant
herein, from Mrs. Maria Hernandez, wife OF Angus
rus W. Walker, by act passed before Theodore
GuyOl, notary public il this city, on the eighth day
of July, 1870.
AND ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SHARES, of
one hundred dollars ZACH i'll the capital STOCK OF
the Citizens Bank of Louis ana, now reduced to
one hundred and forty-nine shares, and secured by
mortgage on said described property.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-l. The purchasers to assume the pay.
ment OF stock note in favor OF the Citizens bank
of Louisiana foI the sum OF two thousand ard
eighty dollars, payable on the first day OF Deem
Der next, 1874, fixed renewable from year to
wear agreeably TO the provisions OF the charter OF
the SAID bank and to the law thereto relative.
3 And the balance Of the price OF adjudication
cash OF the spot. ,,,,
ror< J,oD ,-ul, 80 ,laa0