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soatatuay afternoon. Tho large attondanoo was
no doubt owing chiefly to tho fact Tint II
was general holiday, aud yory little to tbs ar-
psotaton Of soelne cloHo or exciting contest.
,sa .e.on1 u'sassFo"s career Of tne nome o!no
hod Lowered them greatly In public estimation,
30 that Tho game Of yesterday waa regarded
as an easy victory for the Dos.ons.
"n oonou u'ou "e ~ e'F'"'a tu"s 'noro WIS
worry listlo botttng anywhere, and what was done
waB at odds Of four to ono, and cvcn money on
scoro Of two to ono III favor Of tho Rods, Tho
uncertainty of tho game vap once moro illus
"s", ~" W. 1"'so nnaono.aso "aS tloa'ca 10
contest very exciting, II not altogether
brilliaut.
TIE WHITE srooK1Soa
oo,,o =, tho fold In nrot ,,ooa ..,uut.,
.sa,. ,,..t I"ai.s.s ~ H. Aae."oo to1ncaA cono''
s'un, o"S , ,aen!"s 'no aorsce' o. Aalone, tue
catcher, who lattod to arrive. Ha position was
iilfod by Cuthbert with fair efficiency, in Wow
Of Ills unfanlarity with tue requirements.
Dosidce boing pl,yaicallv in nrim, ordnr ,ho
o1"u uas W psosu"ea 70 nave reached tl1nt
wholesome montal state In which every man folt
TINT tho patience aud good will Of tho Chicago
people had bee1, taxed to the las. degree Of on
~ @"a .a''' ,nu o'uo 1aus9 10 aoh'ethfhg
70 feooSor lta LOST footing Ii thts feeling could
only continue, the White Stockings might yat
achieve somo credit,
They nero placod in
olttEaESf POSITIONS
'1on tho7c .ney naSe ordinarily hued, and with
excellent effect, al VIC predicted. The absence
nf hfalnno f,,,coa f,,+t,1ort L.t,a 49,,
bat, wl,lo Mrorlo waa son. ~ 'L..to ,nst aam !uo
F,r,, - t,.,.~a n.4. " ''' uo.o'
Ill., h. a" ie.eta 10 dnort held.
~ 1,,',ro o,d oreIGu 1 unau, Datnn on nTst, Iroacy
wnra .sithnmt ramraa mss;mi .snt neu; lno 1ostohs
ahnrt w.s uai, ;,ad ;,fa H., Tt.Aut, "nose piaco at
nue was " stronE @ a. - Usual. .AA''' 10 hns' 'n'f
will, FIN whf,o. 1nI ~ ia ZANE ~. OPENED s
s.r,ter 1o ~ III. ~ tnt aa na' ad Tue rat three
onred ~ ~ ~ aa m., s'ral sa'o nsa. Alter hav
py Hnea h uutLott md ~ Toreo 81 seeona
Baruos Wild throw to rst In ta eost es{og " ,pa %
hv Sc,.}ar ND ha ia, n aoul nonnq wns maned
~ ~ III r,',n, 10 T., 10" outto Hall. DeVl6
.wo.h,sar pat ~ os, ,ner ana ltIua ireacy got 10
peters safo lii, and tho ' ianne eloaad ss5s VIII FL
from ths I'D stv'a - hstt;nn ns aseeoapo enane9
hv ia cpor s5 u + "as EEeasly Io!'hhod
pamo van Witt % Soo;ro ehTh !i " appear tnat cue
snt with s"n tno nos; 1,;t;,, tno nustcns too"ou
ausa aiIs Tuo M !wn cssoFa oy Hlnea and Two
e raa,,I. ~ tuls lnnlhs. ont
hv Gant, nI. w t ausus nno pay was made
cit or Wite at t,o Iowa oIn, s"' t'sns noio ano
Harnas an1 n,i,nnrta ua.u w.. p.''.e, Witt
I'm aaeon IT, ;n h were gully o. errora IN
NJ ,ho Wtaa ~ shoy counted tor nothing
un tpo;r a'.ab Mte me 1ostous Kept
Schafa n"rnnu6 ,ra Ws,. tssmenaons hits ny
r,lns md tieinr ta eamn ss ia,8 Hinns 1nem snree
II, orle did tbs ons IN t,a .br, io,G1o, io,,n eha eh
tVhitoa ~ont ort oo Tast =, 1,a .s .ta 4lininB cue
~ H. H.. 81 ~. Nes as IVY eal1o TO the BAT
mr;n1 ~. varr IL, nao lung, cuthnoft cap
ha forrl i,,,;;,,n ,..t, ;netets 4ea or m
~ fast rnninr md ns 1n,e noe,.a neg 10 'ett and
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1Hnlays- Z 4 ks
= ! U I'LL
P4l.ds ia.d rhta. .;;;.:::.:...........o . is
Tins " Vg.ms-Dne hour and thtsty.ive minutes.
Club, of Nuw York, A'
ArLANTIcs ya. MuruALs,
Mutuals, 2. -
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RACES ELSEWHERE,
THE GALEy1uHQ RApEg.

8peeka' DisDateh To- The Chicago Tribune
GALEaBuRa, Ill.,, July 4.-The Fourth, outside
Of tho races, bus been decided failure In this
city, and eson they have partason Of the general
depression, tic lailurs OF the 81, ,00O purse to ill
causing general dissatisfaoton, and tie belief
seemed to prevail that the purse uevor had any
exatsnce except on tho printed programmes,
The day oponed with 2-uliio dash hrst
money. $400; SECOND, e200; third, $l0D. -Four
entoted and scored. Rocket beiug badIy used
up at the oad OF the socond heat. The race was
one OF the bess Of tho season, and resulted Az
follows:
nAuis ooles...' ...s....4...
~. ula.
Ttmt-3:36jd a:iD 3:37k.
The second was purse OF $l50, 9.year-olds:
plehna
1N'o stnA
1fme-3:43H.
Tho day closed With milo and half dash.
purse $3.50:
y.nn 9icSoru5cA..
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Uncle Hnrk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cans Cod
, 1874-07-05

The son"ng loer speaks for so1f ~ to the suocsss.
1u' results ot pr. HUNTERS method oi treasnE DIG.
easus u the Throat aud Lungs by Mcdoatod
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
Special to the MorristOwn Gazette.
Latest by Grapevine
Spain. -Lsvely tisaee at al The Cross Roads
Everybody bt5fly ssuccsegsd and brsdEsant-
IN sshfpped-A sad ending for 1ae
otter fesEozcs- anticipated mar
: t4rcs. ngg3 sJ
Bald Mountain. = C0mmodore Homer to The
Rescue-A neso Dsorhed remedy.

MADRID, SPAIN, Dec. 18.-The peo-
| pie are jubilant over recent victories
Battles are in progress at all the cross
roads and mountain passes. The Liber-
ais, the Cariists and the Republicans
united their forces and drove the other
fellows into cave, after which they fell
back on I-run, losing all of their Infant
~. Cavalry and Artillery in the retreat.
The "other fellows" in coming out at
the other end of the cave found, theIn-
selves in France, and were arrested by
the u. S. authorities for Illicit distilling.
Modern historians win get badly mixed
up when they arrive at this Spanish De-
partment. @ g4i.@ @o3 58f
BALD MOUNTAIN, Dec. 21.-The au-
thOrities in this vicinity have become
thoroughly aroused at the evident loOs-
ness Of the internal arrangements of this
Mountain, and have autographed ComnO-.
dofe Homer, Of Knoxville, to set sail for
this place Immediately with his celebrat-
ed Diorhea remedy. The COmmodOre's
remedy will be the insertion of two Tum-
BILE Bugs into the mountain, one of which
will roll up the Lava into balls, while
the other rolls them out of the Way;-a
process we'll known and admired for its
:
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
MARYvnLE, Dec. 1s, 1874.
Big Invention

Lloyd, the famous map man, who
heretofore made all the maps for Gen
eral Grant, and the Union army, certif.
Gates of which he published, has just in
vented a way of getting a relief plate
from steel SO as to print Lloyd's Map of
American Continent-showing from
ocean to oecan-on one entire sheet of
bank note paper, 4Ox5O inches large, on
a lightning press, and colored, sized and
vanished for the wall so as to stand
washing, and mailing anywhere in the
world for 25 cents, or unvarnished for
10 cents. This map shows the whole
United States and Territories in a group,
from surveys to 1875, with a million
places Oh it, such as town, cities, viIlag-
es, mountains, lakes, rivers. streams,
gold mines, railway stations, &c This
map should be in every house. Send 25
cents to the Lloyd Map Company, Phila-
delphia, and you will get copy by re-
turn mail
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
MaryvilIe Items.

Chancery Court is in session here, in
Maryville, this week, Hon. o. p. Tenn
pie presiding, assisted by Hon. M. L.
Hall, in cases wherein Judge Temple is
incompetent. Quite an amount of bust
ness is being transacted, Some very in
tricate case are being disposed of.
Blount has shipped of a large number
of Hogs, at the advanced prices. ft
A larger acreage of wheat sown here
this year than ever before, and some of
the old crop still on hand, for which some
wish they had taken the cash at harvest
OurpeOpie have had the greatengineer,
Stewart, of New York, amongst them to
look after the Knoxville and Charleston
Railroad, and report to lessees whether
practical to build or not. We all have
unlimited faith in the ultimate compile
ton of this road to Charleston, 8. c.
but do not really know whether to trust
the present appearances or not. A narrow
gauge seems possible, and for present
purposes, altogctherpractical '1"
Christmas began ten days ago, if fire.
crackers are any sign, and is still kept up.
Our schools are all well sustained.
Maryville College being the cheapest
place for obtaining an education in the
South, and the negro won't bite nobody,
but will shine brighter by reason of the
help here obtained, we hope.
We congratulate you upon the success
YOU have in arOuSinr attention to the
railroad abuses, They ought to be just
as good as any body else, if they behave
themselves. -...- 1919.
LIGHTwOOD.
MARYvuIR Dec 1a 1874
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
THE SENATORSHTP.

We are not less interested in the
election OF the next Senator shan
our contemporaries, but we have
thought it hest to leave this matter
to the members Of the next Legisla-
ture to decide. Among so many as
pirants. we feel certain that 8 judi
cious selection can be made, and we
believe this will be the result. One
line OF argument has been used. par
ticuIarIy by newspaper correspond.
ents. that will do the parties. in
whose interest the articles were
written, more harm than good that
is, that men have special claims, be-
cause they were identified with the
Union or the Southin the late war
or that they weretWbigs or Demo
Gratis before the war. The press 10
free. and men hare the privilege OF
the claims OF friends in
any way it seems best to them, but
it will be found that the people are
not going to be governed by old
The key note Of the
late canvass was: "Let the dead
bury their dead" a ~
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
The Marriistapa Gazette
WEDNESDAY. DEC. %, 1874.
TO OUR 8UBsCRIBERs

This week we)forward statements
of account to such of our subscribers
as are in arrears, including amount
for the current volume. The amounts
are comparatively small to each in.
dividual subscriber. but in the ag.
gregate are all important to the suc-
cessful conduct of a newspaper. We
hope, therefore, that our subscribers
will remit promptly. az well what is
due as for the new subscription, aud
that we win be compelled to strike
no one from our lists.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23


~ Two burglars were fatally
shot at Bay Ridge. Long Island. on
the 14th inst, while engaged in their
nefarious calling. The burglary
was attempted on the residence oil
ex Judge Rulett Van Brunt, on the
Coney Island plank road. The
Judge saw them endeayoring to force
an entrance and fired two shots,
both OF which took effect, one kill.
ing MOsher instantly. the other so
wounded Daughtery that he died in
an hour Afterwards. Daughtery be-
fore dying. said his dying compan-
ion knew al about the kidnapping
Of Charlie Ross. Mosher is suppOs-
ed to be the man with goggles who
enticed the boys into the buggy.
The older boy was thrust from the
buggy and the younger one carried
off.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

u We may blame and pity the
prodigal; still we know from the
teachings Of sacred writ, that there
is hope for him, if he turn from the
error of his way. But the stingy
man, what hope is there for happi-
ness for him here or hereafter? We
don't mean the frugal. honest, eau
tious man but the stingy, niggardly
stingy man. who never in his whole
life feels a generous sensation or the
heart.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
8PEAKRRsHLP OF THE SENATE

OF 6dA6h6A41 UT A III oHNA1H.
The name ofCol. Blizzard, Senator
elect from this District, has been ire
quentIy and favorably mentioned in
different portions Of the State for
the Speakership. We stated some
weeks ago that We did not believe
Col B. was looking TO the position,
but the expression in his favor has
been 50 general we now feel author
lied 10 cay he will not decline it,
and we therefore take up the sugges-
ton OF our contemporaries and
especially urge his election. He
possesses the necessary qualifications
lis quick. prompt and decided in
his conclusions and courteous and
In his department and bear.
ing. Without disparagement. no
member OF the Senate would make q
more efficient and popular presiding
officer, and we presume, from the
manner in which he has.
been spoken of in West, Middle and
East Tennessee. that his nomination
will meet very little. if any opposi.
Post.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

n Alex Williams Nelson, (San.
dy1 eldest son of the late Thos. A.
r. Nelson, died at Knoxville on the
18th inst. His remains were taken
to the family burying ground near
Jonesboro', where We understand tie
remains Of his father are to be soon
removed from GRAY Cemetery.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

~ S. p. Evans, w. A. Horne,
Sam House. N. S. Woodward. S. C.
Hargis, and Isham Young. Of Knox
vile, have applied to the Chancery
Court for a charter for Mechanics
Saving Bank.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

u The Nashville Banner learns
that the January interest on the
State debt will be paid January 1st
in New York, at the Fourth National
Bank of New York. which, for some
years subsequent to the war, was
the financial agent OF the State in
New York Tie interest, in round
numbers, on the $2l. 900 900 of bonds
amounts to $63O,OOO. .aa5i
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

We are in receipt of the first two
issues Of The Weekly Netos, publish
ed at Athens, Tenn, by Thomas S
McWhirter & Co It is a neat little
sheet of "a columns. We wish the
new candidate for public favor sue
cess
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

II Our Carrier-boy will be around
with his annual address to lis pa
irons bright and early Christmas
morning. He expects to see them
throw out the stamps" literally.
We make this announcement in time
that all may be ready.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
CIRCUIT COURT--GRAINGER
COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
rArcr ,. 4. puFrra HuaH I. puF9

NANCY p n DUFF W HUGH I. BUNN.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING
from The allegations OF the petition which ie
sworn "a, that The defendant Is 8 non-resident 0f
the State OF Tennessee It e. ordered that pubicn-
ton he made for four BuceessiEs WEEKS IA the
MoRnxsrowN GAZETTE, notifying said defendant
20 appear before the Judge Of the Circuit Court 1t
the Court honae IN Rutledge, on It's 9Th Monday
al December, 70 plead, answer deuur to said
retftioa. or she same vii be taken for confessed,
ana set Tor hearing ex parte, 10 him. This 2Bth
o. November, 1874. THOMAS LAIH1M, ~
naa.-&sss frn. fee es. s Clark.
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To see how these Senatorial can.
didates hob-nob at the Maxwell
House, one would suppose there was
3 political millennium impending. II
10 dining together there. taking a
social tod together here, and putting
there heads together everywhere.
No wonder the unsophisticated OUT
slider stares in mild bewiiderment-
What is the country coming tor
Nashville Banner. 18th. 49,
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If vou wish to read the papers sub

II you wish to read the papers sub
scribe for them. Don't borrow from
your neighbor People do not like
TO lend such things. If the paper is
worth reading. it is worth paying
for. The man who borrows papers
wrongs the publisher without his
.consent.-CoOkeUille TennesseeaR. +
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

u Ex-President johnson has
been invited to attend a reception to
he given by the Manhattan Club of
New York city, to GoverDOr-eIect
Tilden. and Mayor-elect Wickham,
on the 18th inst.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

eB- Mr.. ]. II. Maxwell. of this place.
win soon call upon those who are indebt-
ed to as for subscription in this vicinity.
He is also authorized to canvass for new
and 70 receipt in our name
Cor money thus paid.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

II Judge Samuel NJ. F. Fife re-
eeived the nomination OF the Harris
vile Convention for Congress in the
4th district on the iOsth ballot.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
TRIRnrE - REapEo1
lsoRRIsrOwN LoDan No. as1 F. "a. NJ.
December, Sd, 1874.


December, Sd, 1874
WHEREAs. It pleased the Supreme
Architect of the universe on % ultimo,
to take our worthy Brother M. III. FELL
LOWS, from labor In our Lodge, to rest
in the Celestial Lodge above; therefore,
BE ftrTesoIUS1y That we bow with hum
bic resi- nation TO tlhis adjective .dispehsar
tion Of an Advise Providence, assured
that our loss is gain 10 Him.
ResOEUed, That we deeply sympathize
With the bereaved widow and orphaned
children, in their irreparable loss.
/, ResolCed, That. as . tribute ofrespect to
the memory of our departed Brother, we
win wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
ResOgoed, That these Resolutions be
spread upon the Records Of our Lodge
that the Secretary furnish copy to the
family of the deceased-alsoT copy to
the Editor of the MoRRIsTowN GAZETTE
and the HOEssoF Methodist, with a request
that they publish -Hait aa9a
ee rsae1ea J. p. CARRIGER.
~ ~...faf,,l,.,,f T. p. SUMAlERss - =
JoHN u. HELMS.
- Committee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

The Torbett issue case, pending
in the courts for five years, 1t 10 now
announced will be soon decided by
the Sumpreme Court. The case in
wolves the validity or One Million
Dollars Bank Of Tennessee money.
'.new issue."-Press and Herald, Is.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

- An attempt was made in Con-
gress. on the 9Th, to repeal the law.
passed at the last session repeating
the franking privilege.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23

~ Now is good time to en-.
courage home industry and sustain
local pride. The GAZETTE is only
two dollars a year.
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II The GAZETTE is only two dol
lars a year. saras
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$2,5OO,OOO
s.-a In GIFTS. Iii
"A CA SHl

The Payment Of Gifts viii begin the fifth day af-
ter the Drawing. Tickets must be presented or
sent to Room 4, Public Library Building, Louis
vile, Ky. where they viii be taken up and paid by
Cash Checks upon the Farmers and Drovers Bank
of Louisville ~G44 83 tlftHt n
Every Whole Ticket has ten parts, each past bear
ing the number Of the Whole Ticket. Therefore, a
Tenth of Ticket entities the holder thereof to
one-Tenth of whatever the Whole Ticket may draw.
FOR TICKETS AND IEFoRMATToN, Address,
THO. E. BRAMLETTE,
AGENT and MANAGER,
Public Library Building, louisville, Kentucky.
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exclusively their facilities for furnishing differ
ent Patterns aud Stylea Of BEDSTEADS, Of their
own manufacture. Recently they have enlarged
their mandatory, and greatly improved several
of their former patterns I'm appearance, and all
fore offered In this market. To the merchants OF
East Tennessee, south Western Virgins. and West
eru North Carolina offer facilities for obtaining
superior work in our line At prices far less than
be had 1t more distant manufactures - send
for illustrated catalogue and revised price list.
aeET RESTING 3 MAY,
gebs nzeiy KNOXVILLE, TENN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05

10. 8. SIS.
DY. G. DE FERRET Il CO.-JoHN G..
- Monrose, Auctioneei-Otice No. so Royal
street.-On TUESDAY, December %, 1874 at twelve
o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change ROYAL street between CustomhOuse and
Canal streets will be sold by public auction by
virtue of order from the Hon A. L. Tissof
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated Noveniber II, 1874 the following
described property, for account of said success
sion
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the fnst District # this city, in square No r.
bounded by Clara. Clio, Martin Tor WiOw) and
ETatO 1reets, and designated as lot No. -. Said
lot measures 81 feet front on Martin tor Willow
street, by l26 feet Inches line in depth, more
less between equal and parallel linee, as per plan
at the Exchange.
2 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
in the First district OF this city, and designated
by the No 10, in square No. 3, bounded by Florida
Landing, DeIbigEy, Roman and Cypress streets.
Said lot measures 2, feet 6 inches lines front on
Florida landing, by depth and front Roman
street of 40 feet, between equal and parallel
lines. as per plan at the Exchange.
J. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the uildlngs and Improvements thereon, situated
in the First District of this citv. in the square
bounded by Derhgny, Roman and Cypress streets
and Florida landing said lot is designated by the
No. 7, ard measures rs feet inches lines front
on Elori' a landing, by 1870 feet in depth, between
equal and parallel lines, per plan at the Elk
change.
Terms-One half cash On the spot, sid the bal
ance on a ere dit of one year. in note bearing in
terest at the rate OF eight per cent per annum
from day of sale until final payment, secnred by
special mortgage and vendors lien; the buildings
to be kept iIsared and policy transferred to ven
dor In case of suit five PER cent attorneys fees
to be likewise secured by special mortgage. The
taxes of 1874 to be assumed by the purchasers
over and above the price OF adj Indication.
Acts of sale before o. Duet notary public at the
expense OF purchasers. no20 20 de5 II 10 u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05
REAL ESTATE AT MlLNEBURG.
DELTA INSURANCE. COMPANY STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK ECLLINGER, De.
CEASED.
Second pe:ri.: Court for the Parish Of Orleans

Second rs:ri.: Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1882.
DY NASH & HODGsON-w.i HODGsON
ID Auctoneer--O Office No. CarOndelet street,
On WEDNESDAY. December 30. 1874. at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
III the basement rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel
ia this city. by virtue and pursuance of an
order Of the Hon. a. I. Tistot, !udse OF the Sec
November u, 1874, docket No 1892. for account
Of the succession of Frederick Bu.ingey. deceased.
q! public auction. vii! be sold
Stocks.
Te.. shares capital stock in the Delta Insurance
Company OF 500 each, full paid.
2. Ten shares capital stoC. IN the sans corpora
ton Va which $500 has been paid.
Real Estate Mt 1Iilneburg.
"a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the Improvements thereon, situated i'll Milne
burg. orleans parish, in square No. !. bounded by
Ely sian Fields or Railroad: American wharf. Marig
ny and Columbia streets being one-hat of lot No.
H. and measures 80 feet front Elysian Fields
street or Railroad, by depth and front on Comm
b street OF I2l feet ,of which two streets it forms
the cOrner). al! more or less. Being the sameprop
erty purchased by the deceased from Mrs Theresa
Josephine De Noisy, az per act before Seyim Mag
ner. late notary dated June 49, 1865.
j. ONE LOf OF GROUND. in the same parish.
town and vicinity Of Lake POntchartrain, being
designated as LOT No. 10 IN square No. ], bounded
by kiysian Fields. Msrigny and Columbia streets
aud Lake Pontchartrain, as per plan of Benz AMIN
Busson. surveyor, dated May II, l8s, and deposit
ed in the office of 4. Doriecourt notary. Said lot
measures. in French measure, % feet inches
front Columbia street, BY depth of $50 feet, all
or !. SO, and is bounded on the side toward
.lysIan Fields street by lots Nos. !! and IL and
part Of 20. No 3, and on the other side line by lot
No. amt part Of lot No. :: and was purchased by
the deceased from y. rhardt, as per act before
Ern-s, kude notary. dated December S, 1856.
Teims-Cash on the kpot IN United States treas.
UTy notes
Acts OF sale for the veal estate before Joseph
Conn. notary public, at the expense of the pur.
shssers .nc!ulin: the taxes for the current wear.
due. IL. 1919 No2l de IL 10 p