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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-04-22
SheriG,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoSIPHAS COUNTY,

STATE OF KANSAS. }ss.
DoSIPHAS COUNTY,
In the District Court DOnphan County State Of KAnSas
George II. Hall, !
John l. Motter,
George W. Barr.
II. III. Butterworth.
On behalf Of themselves and OF
ali the other Bondholders and
other persons who may come in
an. an a sas s11 part le sssi
benefits of this suit PLAINTIFF
The Saint Joseph and Topeka
Railroad Company and
John Coh0un, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that will the Sd day Of
II May A. d. 1915 at the hour of o'clock. p NJ,
city Of Troy Donphan County State Of Kansas offer for
sale at public auction for cash the following described
Of the saH. JcseVh and TppS Tos COMPANY as the
is constructed in the County Of DonPhan and
Railroad wathsna BY the of Paler
mo- Doniphan in said County Of DOniphan and state
to ali that part Of the said railroad track right Of
road bed and fixtures owned by jointly with ne SAINT
and EWood in said DoniphaD County Kansas. together
with all and singular the right Of way 10 said ROAD belong
in said County Of Donphan and also all Of the road Of the
Saint Joseph and Topeka Railroad and main
famed along said and railroad well rs all ther
privileges rights lands right Of franchises and pro
perty belonging to said Railroad Company IN or upon :.
anpertung 10 said railroad including it, rghf 10 CON
struct maintain AMI extend il. said line Of road hnns m
charter and including its road bed its track Us ~
station houses depot grounds, rails fences snglnes
gne houses ties iron machine shops and an @ tisd
and rolling stock and all other properly o. 39us or
nature or description whatever, whether rea
mxrd appertaining belonging 20 SAID li 800 ,forr-
nv in safd County Of DoDiphan and togrther with
;d and also all Of lands and real and fran
ali and singular the rights and md what
chses of the said Company OF sT.to belonging in any
| wise appertaining. 80 Saint Joseph and Topeka
ihken c ~. md offered for sale 20 I'd eoss now
der for cash satisfy certain for Donphan County IN
the state Of kansas in hen G.oree W Barr and II u
MG,ts oS q and Of an III ~, md Ee
and other anal q the hen "S
il this ss a9% she s SiSI s Defend
a To. q ,i Esiirosd Company and '''n .'
| ants "a rroper.y premises az ~ -, ~ ,.na bundrsd
thousand ao,h day nf March A. D. ISIS.
etreu under my nanI Tu1nuaS J. yASDERSLlCE.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
Prs fea, 80.
April /, is4s-'"
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NIGH Glass POULTRY EGGS.

FEM W. Bell has opened out his shoe shop in :"
Mann. harness shop
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-LETTER.HEADS BILLHEADS. ENVELOPE
STATEMENT BLANKS and all suen WI -
executed In the best style at the OkIf nice
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Br We heard a whippoorwill, Monday evening. we
mention this from the fact that the whppoorWs song
is rare thing in Troy 1t the first We nave ever
heard here.
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2 Patrons of Husbandry. -

CENTRAL. GRANGE. No. Acc. meets every Saturday
eTtrTuan al l O'Clock in the Odd Fellows Hail. Troy
'i'''inS O'e''"'" JOHN NJ. TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HgNsHAII- Secretary.
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SUPPLY of Police Judges Blanks just printed and
for sale at this Office
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20 We mean BUSINESS when say St. Joseph nor
AcniSon can beat us for Low Prices Don't fail to give
us test C.FvAS BUskIRk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-04-22

SEWING MACHINEs-we have two excellent new Sowing
Machines which wC will sell cheap for cash. Call and see
them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-04-22

VIM. J. Waugh, recently resident oil Troy mas
- ;,o n. milling business at Falls City, Nebraska
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Alaree lot Of Constables Sales, and Justices Sub
pep.. in civil actions just printed and for sale At this
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The Dread
MOUNT CARROLL SEMINARY

Il one Of best Educational periodicals that comes to
tsble As an exponent Of of the first institutions
in the West should be in the hands Of every family
bre there Is daughter TO educate Let every who
nd eIeet an Institution paironze send three cent
.,smn and receive sample cosy Of the Dread End .
arre handoin< Liograph Of the Seminary and grounds
iree' APRfNCIPAL Mt. CARROLL SEMINARY.
-,.hIoff CARROLL COUNT. ILIISols.
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Tea, Tea. Tea'
We have just received from the Eastern market nne
line of Teas which warrant to give satisfaction or
money refunded Cal. and see u.s. and satisfy yourselves
declTtf BIcKPoRD 4 SINCLAIR.
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good supply Of Nursery Stock at the Highland Nur
sery. Sd EDGERLT, Proprietor.
feb4u
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ch.ttel Mortgages and Bonds for Deeds for sale a
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c.Rps TICKETS. BLASks. Circulars. As.
-, 10 .. The Ckisf once.
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DOCTOR WHITTIER,

sIy 50. Charlie. street, 10. Lsuis, NE.
The most successful specialist of the age who has
given lifelong special sttentjon to the treatment OF
all cases relating 10 the above and has been LONGER
LOCATED in ST. Louis than any other Chronic Disease
Physiciansr Read his seorits and judge for your
self. Confidential consultation. personally or by
mail FREQ and invited Every letter Of inquiry with
one stamp answered novI9y1
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On long time. upon Real Estate Security Apply to
mchII. C. G. BRIDGES. Troy, Kansas
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~ Warranty Quitclain and Mortgage Deeds for sale
~. as
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ETERNAL.

TO mr FRIEND. A. s. CAMPBELL OF sEyERAScE-Br PAU
BAYARD.
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION co
Perpetual Worlds Fair,

permanent home where every manufacturer exhibit
and sell his goods and every patcnee show his nven
ton: centre of industry which will prove vast benefit
to the whole country.
For this purpose the Legislature of the Stat, nf New
York has granted charter to number Of our most veal
thy and respectable merchants snd these gentlemen have
purchased less than eight blocks of the most valuable
land in the City New York The building to be erected
will be stories high 5o feet in height surmounsd
by magnificent DOME and will space Of - acres
It will be Of Iron Brick and Glass and made
nreproof The bonds which all for $50 each.
cured bya first mortgage the Land and building and
Tor the purpose Of making them popular the directors have
decided to have quarterly drawings Of sOOO each this
money being the interest the amount of the whole loan
may rVccive
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And general assortment Of Farming Implements, all o.
the best quality which he viii sell satisfactory prices
mch 90 y.
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In the District Court Tor DOnlpnan
George II. Hall, !
W. b. Craig.
John L. M0tter,
ODE. Craig.
George W. Barr. &
ii. IL. Butterworth.
On behalf Of themselves and OF
ali the other BOndholders and
other persons who may come m
and take part in this cOntroyer-
sy, or avail themselves Of The
benefits Of this suit,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-04-22

Out of the depths of the hszy hued distance.
Forth sprang the earth with It's mountains and Pisns
Mighti.r far in the line of existence,
Than golden eyed vigiis in Heavenly trains
Leisureiy peacefully. grand and imPosinEiy;
On through the region of splendor 1t roiled
" here the voice of eternity ssycth increasingly
Things that eternal are never grow old!
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Where are the hopes that ancestry cherished
Hopes Of magnifcence, glory and powerf
Gone with the breath that as speedily persisted
Vanished forever, like dreams Of an hour!
See ON the brow Of the ages ts written
Brightly distinct y, in characters bold
God in His might hath mortality smitten;
Things that eternal are, never grow old"
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So from the mrasnreless dome of the azure,
White-winged, the Angel of Mercy appears,
Parting the clouds on her mission Of pleasure,
Smiling but shedding her Hcavsn.bor tears.
"Snnersi" Jehovah withh0ldeth his vengeancei
To the cross to the cross His wrath uncontrolled
Smite thee to death! and he GRIFFITH" "Avengs US;
Ny laws eternal, and never grow old"
SEVERANCE KAs., March 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09
From the Yicksburg Herald. June 30.

From the Vicksburg Herald. June 80:
we learn that q difficulty occurred in
Madison parish, Louisiana, on Monday af
!ernOon, between John Medley and a Mr..
burt, in which both were wounded. 1t an
pesrs both manage plantations for the es ate
Of b. X. Thomas, u this cry. and a shor,
time since Burt accused Neeley of making
some assertions concerning his sdministra'
zion OF affairs on the place he had in charge.
which resulted in blows and the defeat OF
Neeley, who is . weak and sickly younp
man. On Monday both we're in the CITY and
returned By the ferryb boat. 1t was under
stood ON the boat that there would be a
= collision, and this opinion received
strength when Mr.. Neeely was seen
TO exchange coats with his brother u-lsw.
Ar. Hunter. At Delta, however, all parties
left the boat qui. tly. Mr.. Burt driving off
In his bngEy. and Medley and Hunter follow.
ieg soon after on horseback. When near
the old Elijah Grove place the horsemen
overlook Burt, and Mr. Medley fred from
the rear, tho ball cutting OF . email piece
OF one ear and ekinnipg cheek bone, The
SECOND shot glanced around Burt's forehead,
and caused him to fall out of the buggy,
when he commenced firing and discharged
eight shots, one Ut which entered Neeley's
leg. About this juncture Hunter fired. the
ball taking effect in Burf's arm, but inflict-
mig only flesh wound. Neeley and Hunter
rode hurriedly of in the direction of Duck
port, and nothing has been heard from them
aimee,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jys Is aull Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlssns


4. Kochereau q Co. ". Mrs Mary
Ratih widow OF J. A. Parkisou, and now wife
of John N. burrows. and her husband.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT POR TIE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 77s6-By virtue of . writ of seiz-
uIe and sale to me directed by the honorable the
tho above entitled cause. l will proceed to
sell =. at public auction. At the Merchants and
dsns ass E1snfnngs Royal street
District of this city, on MONDAY, July 10, 1875
at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop
TWkLvE CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, tos. Their
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
and appnrtenances thereof, and the rights, ways
and strvltudes rhereuntO belonging, situAted at
the place called Burthe station On the line of the
New Orleans and Carrolion railroad late in the
parish OF Jefferson, but now in the Sixth District
of New Orleans, designated BY the numbers eleven
to twenty-five. inclusive OF square number eighty.
nine, bounded BY Nsyades and ST. Patrick streets,
Henry Clay avenue and BlOOmingdale, according
to a plan drawn by Nimeyger, on the twenty fourth
Of January. 1855 and deposited plan number
notary public in this city. Lots numbers eleven
to ffteeL. inclusive, ad]oin each other and meae-
nre, each, thirty feet front 81 Patrick street,
BY one hundred and ten feet in depth lot number
sixteen adoirs lot number fifteen and measures
twelve feet six inches front on St. Patrick street.
two hundred and ten feet two inches in depth on
Blsomingdale property two hundred and ten feet
deep on the line dividing it from lot number fit.
teen. and twenty-five feet nine inches one line
wide IN the rear. lot number seventeen Measures
thirty nine feet two inches two lines front on Nav.
AIDES street. two hundred and ffty.nine feet ten
iHcues IN Oeptn on the line OF BlnOmngdale prop
erty, two hundred and forty.tw o feet two inches
four lines III depth on the line Of lot number eight
cen and twenty-five feet nine inches one line in
width in the rear adjoining lot number sixteen;
lors numbers eighteen to twenty-five inclusive,
adion zach other, and measure, each. thirty one
feet four inches three lines front Nay AIDES street.
thirty feet in width in the where they adjoin
lots numbers eleven, twelve. thirteen. fourteen
and fifteen by an irregular depth per SAID plan
oil American measure. Which Property was pur.
chased by defendant herein from Mrs. Widow r.
hnnter as per act dated the fourteenth Of August,
1868, AID passed before s. MHgnev. late Q notary |
public in this city.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
jeis % jy29l8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09
NEW ORLEANS CT

Gold was unsettled by the decline at New
York. The market opened 81 lI6h a III,
against ll6A IT New York, and after .
1863 (kc lower than yesterday ),sgainst ll6
during the interim. The sales summed up
1l6A. $1,000 at 1865 and $1,000 and $1,000 at
jl6A..
No sales Of silver we're reported. Owing
70 the decline in gold ~ New York American
halt dollars were quoted at iO81A q l09 ~
cent lower than yesterday, while Mex
lean dollars continued to rule at 90 93k,
gold.
Under the couree Of gold foreign exchange
was unsettled, and rates were nominal.
Sterling, however, NAV be quoted $40 "
cent lower. The sales were confined to
$500. comprising $500 and f600 Al clear
at $5 65, fl000 do at IS 651s. goo do sight
1t IS 60, and fl0O0 bank at S. 20.
The only sales vt francs reported were
l5O. 600 commercial at 4 49,; sc, 900 do at
4.F ", and SO, 600 private bankers At AS.
At the close sterling bills were quoted
at &5 "a 05 Is for bill of lading and AL
clear. and ats 20 for bank, and france
at - q 4.4Sa4 Tor commercial and AS tor
bank.
There was scarcely any movement in New
York sight, and rates were unchanged. The
only sales reported were $50 600 private
bankers at 932 Y cent premium, and
$iO,O 900 private bankers 1T SIG.
fbe banks continued to check on New
York at Ss y cent premium, and CONNER.
clsl sigh: was still quoted at -05l6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09

Alfred SarTaD ~. Anaclee D'Hebecour,.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No. .8l6-By virtue of a writ N
ferI facias to me directed by the bonorable
the Sixth District Court TOR tho parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause ! will proceed
TO sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers, Exchange. Royal street. he.
tween Canal and CustomEOuse streets in fbe
SECOND District of this city. on SATURDAY Aupnst
:. 1872 at twelve O'clock NJ. the following described
property. to wit
a LOT OF GROUND. with tho buildings and
improvements thereon. situated IN the Secnnd
District OF this city, in square bounded by Cla.
borne. Robertson and Ursuliues streets and Bayou
ioad, measuring forty feet front on Clalborne
street, ninety six feet feur inches five lines deem
from the letter to the lette. B. on the side II
Ursunes street, seventy six feet six inches three
lines deep on the side of BAY on road from thence
widening on an oblQue line running 10 Robertson
street th1rty-one feet two inches two lines: from
thence having Q second depth OF thrty.thr.e feet
ten inches three lines, on . fetal length in the
rear OF &c venty-two feet Sit inches sin lines The
whoe according to 3 plan drawn BY c. A. deArmas
surveyor, dated the tvenf Y seventh of Ocfnher
1886 Being the same property acquired bv thu
DEFENDANT herein, by purchase from Louis AuSuste
Jung, per act passed before G. v Fouon. nStarr
pubic IN this city, on the eightee nth of March
l8.l duly recorded in the conveyance Office of this
city IN book ninsty'eight, folio four hundred and
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
GCGENE WAGGAMAN
iy7 Is Is ans Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of O leans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09

Those who 60 ROUND with the contribution
box in California churches plead and argue
the case No they 60 along One Of theee
gentlemen recently extended the box to a
rough looking miner, who slowly shook his
head.
Come, William, give some thing" said
the deacon.
Cant do il, desk. said Bill
"Why mott lsu't the cause good one2
Yes, good NUT; but amt able to give
nOthin'."
pooh! pooh! know better You must
give me better reason tian that"
, well, owe too much money"
. swell, buts Wiiliam. yen QUE God much
larger debt than anyone else." ="
"Thats true. but he amt pushin mo
like the rest OF my creditors 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09

Tor every grade spese commm: good Lib
tive steers 81 6 lala; fair IS 50 a .; medium
e5, Receipts. -four 1000; wheat 5000; corn
1000: oats 1000: hogs 100; cattle 1900.
CINCINNATI July 8-Four steady. Wheat
.steady; red 81 2C0! 25. Corn firm; 81 1oc.
Oats firm; 50 Sc. Rye nominal; Butter
&feady: Pork easter: Tot quotably lower;
80. Lard nominal. Bulk meats easier;
not quotabIy lower; shoulders slsc; clear fib
iIAc on spot: clear l2isc. Bacon scarce
and firm: shoulders 9lsc; clear rib E!A G;
clear I3hc. Whisky firm; 81 ID. Live
bogs-Demand good; s1les OF common,
light and heavy at Sc 7507; good light 70
extra assorted 81 05O7 %: receipts 24oO;
shipments lao.
Eoreisn Markets.
LONDON. July Shops duil. The cohdi-
tion Of the crop is favorable, with pros
poets Of large yield. California hops are
quoted 1t E6 los e.: American States
hops f5 IS. a &c 81. Common rosin ,. .
81 Sd. Spirits turpentine 2ls Sd q Us.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09
kuGtNE WAGGAMAy
Jy9 IL aull Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of ClrIeAna
The City Of New OrIeau. ". David 4,
North

The City Of New Orleans vs. David 3.
North.
SUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No. .2gs8-By virtue Of .
writ o. teri facias TO directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court fer the
parish OF Orleans ia the above entitled cause for
Guy taxes OF 1874, will proceed to sell 1t
pubiic auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneen
h4cnAngo. Royal street. bet weeo Canal and Gus
oMhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on WEDNESDAY August IL, 1875. Al twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in tho
FIRST District Of this ci'y in square number two
hurd red and twenty, bounded by Poydras St.
charles, baronns and L4fayetIe streets desig
mated as lot hummer one neasuiire nineteen feet
lnree inches ON roy dras street, by eighty feet In
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated IN tho
SECOND District Of this CITY in SQUARE number
four hundred and sixty-one, bounced bv Orleans,
81 Ann, Hsgan avenue AID Bayou ST. John desg.
mated az lot number i've
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
tne Fourth District of this CIV bounded BY
hlgntn magazine, Camp and Seventh streets, de-
slsAAted as lots Numbers eleven and twelve meas.
uflng nity feet on Eighth street, By one hundred
@n U,l Iwen 1; feet in depth.
pa ONk CHkTAIS LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
rourtn Dstrict OF this city, in square Auuibef
three hundred and twentvtwo bGunded by st.
Andrew, franklin, Liberty and r. iicltv streets
designated a. lot number ninety four measuring
twenty nine feet on st. Andrew street by ninety
feet in depth. ~
Seized in the above suit at
Tesms-Cash On the spot
- EUGENE WAGGANAN
}ys " aull Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlssna
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09
Military TefegraDh.

The proposed line, row partially com.
pleted, beginning at Denison, will extend
to brownsville, via Forts Richardson,
Griffin, COncbo Clark. Duucah, Mcintosh
and RinggOld Barracks. San Antonio con.
nects with this line at Fort Clark, via
DhaDis, Uvalde and Castroville, at when
points there will be Geographic stations
and operators. and the line will be open TO
!he accommodation of the public. Twelve
miles Of the line from Fort Clark in this
direction havs been completed, and the re.
manning l95 miles to this point are expected
TO be completed by September l.-San .An.
IOHjQ Herald
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09

Tho City Of New Orleans w. Mia. f7r,rc;>
H. Adams
~ Of Orleans, No. SO BY virtue W.. -
nsri iacas to me directed by the honorahle the Sa
peIlof district Court for the parish of Orleans IN
VIII proceed to sell At public auction, at the Msr
Snahte ana Aucti oneeIs xchange, Royal street.
S Seawesh canal and Customhouse streets, in the
second district of this city. on MONDAY, August
100, a. Twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
oNE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situatea IN n.
flrst District Of this city. in square numher onS
hundred and sixty, bounded by Camp, D.lord. st.
.osepa and Magazine streets designated a. lot
AuG yer twenty.slx measuring twenty four feet
on camp street. by one hundred and sixteen feet
Seized IN the above suit,
Te1ms-Cash on the spot.
:r BCGkNE WAGGAMAN.
Jy' 10 sue Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of 0..,e.r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09

The City Of New Orleans vs.. Caspar Wild,
SUPBRiOR DISTRICT COUgT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. rs 573-By virtue of q writ
Of teri facas to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court fOr the parish of Orleans
il the above entitled cause. for city taxes of 1874
will prcceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants ana AuctiOnetr r. Exchange, ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse streets I'm the
Second District Of this CITY, on WEDNESDAY,
described property. to wit
Ten CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the sixth District If Tins city in square number
sixty ihree. boutded by Front. Walker Dufosest
and Belle Castle streets, designated as lots NUN.
beers one to ten.
ELBvEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
II! the sixth District OF this city in square number
sl1iy-fOur, bounced by Front Wa ker valmont
and Bell. Castle streets, designated as lots mum.
Der one to leven.
TEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the Sixth District of this civ in souare number
seventy three. bounded by Front TcboupitOnlaa
Sain1ont and Belle Castle streets drsignated =
IouOws Lots number seven to eleven neasuriue
one hundred and fifty feet on Front street bv orc
hundred ana twenty feet in depth; lots number
Twelve to sixteen, measuring one hu udred and
nity ieet On FchOupitOplas street. by one hundred
and twenty feet in depth
NIX CbRIAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in tho
sixth district of this city in square number sew
9uty.iour, bound ed by Dufossat, Tcboupitoulsa
irony snn Belle Castle Streets designated - lots
numoer eleven to sixteen, measuring one hundred
fest in depth
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot ,
kIGtNE WAGGAMAy
Jy9 IL aull Civil Sheriff of the parish ~ O,IeAha
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-09

The City Of New Orleans VS.. ID. Jamepon
McntOsch.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of orleans, No. 20 By virtue of a writ
Of fer facias to me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the par ish of Or
leans IN the above entitled cause, for city taxes
OF 1874, will proceed TO sell public auction At
me Merchants and AuctlOneeTs Exchange Royal
tttet, between Canal and Customnouso streets,
August H. 1875. at twelve O'clock NJ the following
described property, TO wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in thu
FIRST District OF this city. in square number one
hundred and sixty eight, bou, ded by Common.
camp Mag zine and Gravier streets, designated
as lot number Ten, measuring twenty -One feet ON
depth. IN
Seized in the above suit
1erms-Cash ON the 500.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Ivy IS aU1I Civil Sheriff of the Parish On llama