davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
F'oR s1LE-sAcRiF1c1:s-sD down, 81
= 52 2oe oeeotaada7. room, aud barn. tcost <zo, al
Sa.'SGesasll.s S seess.. *sm.
m u ,Dai.ao.,t ,oaaiia,oo.t1; !,c,os tso.n, tes Il Co.
:: = :s al. ;s:'s ..
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st ia ID: :gs 1 'sss I mort
hos:, ssste saa ls,. ts. ssSfs
aafa fSs1 fesse >n'"h'f
FoH s4LE-on AKA WoHLD Rent FURNISHED r,
q sosh i bI
fEihune ohoe. ''~'-' ~~-'' A"eSeas %
For sALE-A BAKG AIN OFFERED IN COTTAGE
wiz ttsds for horses md o.Ertaers. As6a1-ss
J FoR SALE-AT 4 sAcR1F1CE-NEW ocFa60,
die.. g. ssds assss sS:s !. aaa1a "a
FOE LE-Two NEW HOUSES ASD Lot. NK3H
esa u. 's' TLtsSN i. e?
Room 81 Hxce4nge Building.
E'on sALE;-x0: 100 Mi6RI61N 1vEa6E-I RE-
win sell for the ost mse M ns9t wax. Xii 1ae oe
north .rest III. iii M n,ska s nes S
''' ss6s 81 n 81 ~ 81:
FQE 6ats!dt; sALE 9E fxeM;I4SSE.VAc3Sf ;I S LoT on
s9ln P.rk = s-scre lots Nosvood PAX ios in
dHsa tef ssss RssS E
F'1R sALE-BY 4. $. ". q. Mcc6 RM1cK. RE1L
o:o :a I'D GofSss a h AsG7ts nes
nessshorn.st. north ot Chicago svenaa sls 70 s55
paafborn-s. soath Of chte.eo.,, slso to SITS par
r Aad o. Michigan. Illinois. Indiana. Ohio, ontarto
Also. dock yards. coal 5srds and manufacturing prop
FOR sALE-WR HAVE FoR SALE At 4 BAa-
= = ~ f tsst sszast wae.sa., md
~ - It east tsont Wabash. between Fyssoond
Il lA j tset xest front Waba.h, between Fu,..seond
'1a o'. n'I.sffi5a I'd sioets -. !, p,,+...pn
W.: Z = sSEsaSs q = e. il ..a..ss
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
ion s1IF-1 viii sEI1, 1@~oG;:TSc~m = FV;SsTS =
hoo.9s q roca a. er fgaxes On sen ie.r. y
Rs Nth Interest only pAid .anua, avans. q Vii
m payme1 towards nd ia e Hols.s o1 xa I'D
feass.s9 %@a = :; sk9MEE Ros.n l. 1cs Ft.ta:s,
Others haro is near sna es,, q uanbods
.as fs E Il 5 EssaTs, ~ {st
FOE saLE-oR ExcHaNGE-L4KE VIEW, e.
hSs Fs1ts Is E.. sia sas
Fo9 sALE-Av VALUABLE PIECE or PROPERTY
l:F ( I
FOE s1IK-1T IRVING P1RK-1 VERY RR17f
a.,a fe ps3ss. !s III n'esss s'e; PISS
cl.5k -=------------------.~- =:
i: Z 81. e. TIE 4ES
!: :; s9aLE Room 1!sess esl!a!az: eea,l4eea.
d. Aks tasds. sscS
Park: 6ne lot Hitn NESS g., ~ster. and seroiase
f5ssF bs. gE0psF in part payment 3. 4. ULEica
FoK sALE-REAUTIFUL HOMES on LAKE
s take some Foed PROPERTY 9aa sae , oi iaokn &c
,D ,D,n aa@sat .5.ae. eaa,s,. y: lrtson. eaes
s s sts: tss s .a:sJ
a f51Ra E ;s sa s e. 1ha'
EoR sALE-; ACRES. c0rTAeE -4r HOBART:
peRss;t @ = .sass s 6 s1si, r. sMin6 bstc,d
'aturday. Monday. j. e. EARLE, Rouua s7 81 Eiaekat
R |Ei'oE s4LE-oe KEaT-A FINE COTTAGE aoUst:. |
Eok s1IE-r1ys ACRES = IN sEe. 81, q L. NEAR
das, r. Sfe5 e Tssas. M%as II @ per ae taken At ooes
! on lonS time; also, tve huuses for sA1o or rant
.a0DEs { ClAKkE, Is DeAthos.sst, Room y.
n .t Park Rtdre. S15 dnun nd TX 1nnn,h ~ 4 90
sssf i fs stsp X
4.
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could possibly becono tho victim OF such = man
The only explanation il that she WAS mere
child when Garbrick debauched her, md feai
has been the agency that 40 long restrained Aes
from breaking Away from his grasp. At least
her side Of the story goes to show as much
MRS I4AS6nEss.
ths friend OF Mira. Sterrett. stated toa TRnuNE re-
potter that Garhrlck has beeu ID the habit OF an
noying her husband, because they befriended tho
houseleeper, when she broke away from hun.
He Advertised for grocery clerks at 800 per
month, and for loo tearsterH to call 1t No. Ill
West ,Kinze street, and find employment there.
Mre- eangc1s found herself besieged ono fno
morning aud did not knoT what it meant Fl
nsliy she discovered that it was practical joke
perpetateu by the man Garbrick, whom she d.
sctibed as being u cool, deliberate villain. Mrs.
Sterrett is going into tueiness--keeping RES
tautsot ut Turner JuucEon--in order to
support herself and child. She stated
that Ga1brick has had men watching
her since abe left him, and that ahe waa afraid
he would Kill her il be remained at large. She
now bates him bitte1ly.-that she does not deny,
became he took advantage Of her unBuspect-
ing youth to destroy her reputation and estrauge
her from her husband, The latter, Garbrick
informed her not long ago, attempted to find her
everywhere but failed took to drinking worse
than ever aud Was, ut iast, not more than q
month ago, killed in collision. Her horror of
Garbr1ck has materially ipcreaAed since his al
leeed Crime, aud abe now looks upon him "a 4
perfect demon.
Justice Scully called the case at 2 O'Clock. Mr.
Atwater, IN the absence Of Mr. Trude, appeared
Tor the defendant, and Capt. Hickey conducted
The case tor the people,
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~.s = tall follow, with light hair, aud chil
| wbiskers."
| lit couldn't have been her cousin John, trou
] Brookiyn," suggested Mrs. Coontou.
| Bother. no" said Sarah. pettishly. ''He il
] short aud has brown hair. This gentleman i.
7 = stranger here. I wonder wheFe she picked
| him up 7"
said Ameita; "bus sha needn't be scared. No
| Que will take him unless they are pretty hard
pushed, He looks IS soft as q squash. Did
you see him tumble up bis hair with his fingers.
wonder what that big ring COST cents Pr and
the speaker Uttered.
"WeiI IN glad if ahe's got company" said
Mrn. Coonton. Kindly.
"she'a made efforts enough to get some one,
goodness knows."
~ should SAY ehe had" conceded Emmeline.
"She'a got one OF them Victoria hats see. II
/ had q drunken father I'd keep in doors /
think, and not be paradlng myself IN public
Just then there was a movement on the
lounge and The ladies began to take OF their
!" Hello, FOLKS" said Mr. Coon.on, rising up,
and rubbing his eyes. Is church out 7"
.'Yes," sand Airs Coouton. with = yasn,
which communicated itself to her daughter.
did You have good sermon7"
'Pret-ty good. !" accompanied by another yawn
all around. "
"ses many good clothes7" was the ne1t
query.
II suppose you think. Mrs. Coonton. that
that iB all your wife sud daughters go 10 church
for, to look 1t peoples clothes, said Mrs. Coon
ton. tarsty.
'.That's juat like pa" said Emraeline, With
toss Of her head. ale is always slurring church
people,"
Pa sloped to bed.
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What They Do at Church.

In7RVuf4 Nfte3.
II WAS after the evening service. Mrs. Coon.
ton aud tho three Misses Coonton Ind arrived
home. They sat 1lsttesal7 around the room With
their things On Mr. 'Cooatoo W&s lying On the
lounge asleep. It had been, undoubtedly, "a
impressive sermon as the LADIES' we're silent, busy
s.Emmeline,' Eaid M1e. Coonton, suddenly
addressing her eldest, "did you see Mrs. Parker
when she came in n
"Yes, ma," replied Emmelins.
.'She didn't have that Int on, last Sunday,
"No," said Emmsline. "It is her new hat
I noticed it the moment she went down the aisle
and says to Sarah, What on earth possesses
Mrs Parker to wear such \ hat 81 that 2
saya1."
little hat looked awful ndlculous. thought
should laugh right out 1hen saw it." observed
Sarah
II don't think it looked any worse than Mary
SCHUYLER with the farng red bow at tbs back, IL
said Amelia.
II aon't sec what Mrs. Schuyler eau be think
ing OF 10 dress Mary out like that" said Mira.
Coonton, with sigh. '.Aiary must be older
than Sarah, and yet she dresses as II she Nere
mere child"
"sho's nearly year older than am," asssrt-
I'D Sarah.
trucked out ?" interrupted Emmeltne, '4She
Was as ga. rs peacock Melcy, what airs thst
woman pub on! would like 60 have asked htr
when she's going to bting back that pan OF
-four" And Emmeiine Uttered maliciously.
''Shets shining around old McNasters, they
say," mentioned Arneiia.
'Old McMassers!" ejaculated Mrs. Coonton.
tWhy he is old enough to be her father"
"What difference do you suppose that makes
to her?r sugge eted Emneline. "She'd marry
Mothuselsh. But pity him it he gets her.
She's perfect wild cat"
"Say, En- rho 1as that gentleman with
Ellen Byxby p inquired Amelia.
THAT'S so," chimed in Sarah with spirit;
*4 who WAS be-"
s4What gentleman 7" anked Hrs. Coouton. Z
"Why, / don't know who 1t .ss," explained
Emmeliue.
"Thsy cams In during tho pxaTer. 10
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conscious, and tho one who persisted was no,
found until Atterward, when she sas fliscovercd
lying IN the ditch; she was stone dead nj the
time. and much burned.
MRS. sTERaETr
| re-exaulned: Lived with defendant until ahort
three "eeks ago, when she 1ett him and rent to
Inrner junction; did not report the matter bo-
1919, because he had threatened her life if she
ola 80; ~ ne nhot one man before.
| Twas it not at your instance that he shot
him2 A,-No, air Never,
Q.-"hat was TINT mans name? A--George
": Bolster, OF Raymond, Miss.
Q.-Did you not live With this Bolster ~ man
Rad wife? A.-Ne7er.
Q.-Was Bolster killed? A.-only badly
wounded
Q.-Yon Bwear you nsver asked Garbrick to
take Holsters life AL HweAr that never
did.
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT HICKEY
testded relative to tbs fact Of tbs arrest of Gar
brick Wednesday,: Witness {hlrs, sserrstt) testi-
fed before him tbnt she was afraid Of her life.
OFFICER j. II. SCOTT
Waa sworn, and testified that the prisoner Was
arrested by hiu 1t the new shops last Wednes-
charged murder and arson, exclaimed, 81 Well,
this is pretty hard I'm a poor mnn.
and may be hung for it. Well, this
is what woman will bring man to!" That
was all he said; no mention Of HRS. Sterritt's
name Was made by either the prisoner or the
witness.
The evidence for tho People rested vt this
point.
FRANK M1cHARp
WAS examined for the defense: Knew Gar
brick, Eho was an industrious man. and had been.
to his knowledge, charged with no previous
crime; Was at tho fire Sunday morning, June g.
1874; thought the house was struck by lightning,
because 4 thunderstorm OF very heavy
character was raging then; did his
best to get into the hopse, but conld not; burned
his hands climbing on the roof; went to the
Bchool-house near By to get planks and iaddera.
but the houss went Ike MATCHBOX; next
me!tod near the ground nod broken in picces, as
il struck BY electricity; tried to melt the trag-
ments, but could not; W,tnesa served on the |
Coroner's jury in the case Of Carrie Davis tlo |
tlghtnng~rod ran down the back Of tie red |
building, within = few feet Of where the fire
broko out: the inquest WAS held by Judge Forrest,
Of Austin could not remember the doctors I
ramo, that was ell te knew the defendant !
never spoke to the Witness about the cause Of |
the FIRE.
Mr. Atwater defirad to have Garbrick sworn-
Justice Sculls said that uncotroborated evil !
aence On the part OF the prisoner would not JUS
t.fy him in letting him 80, as there vas heavy
evidence against him. Therefore lie thought it
n:ster for the prisoner no, to make any state |
mont. unless he very much desired to do SO.
Mr.. Atwater coucurled with the Court and |
darbgick reserved his evidence for tue Criminal !
Court.
Justice Scully then held Garhrick for trial be-
o,e the Criminal Court. no bail being al1owed. |
1e Was likewise committed On charge OF arson. |
Mrs. Sterrett WAS held to appear as prosecuting |
vituess under bonds Of 81, 900 in her Own reeogS
liz2nce.
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~--"~- PERSONAL.
PERsoSA1.~T CHARLES WILCOX PAfNTER1,
e4.s ':s :sdsa.; Il Il sss, sssst sss n
.sss Z s ii 1ss1 WRITE
K:ls@sfes sls5 ~ rs s..
viii Lssr Of something 70 Il, advantage. 0~'' -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. RICHARDS Is N
T. 80 sse - leass lear" Fon ''a
pERsoSAL-IF MiCHAEI RILEY, BARRIER,
% Gsaa .s. m1e o:, l. as s gs3ss
pERsoEAL-N1oHAEL Ell RILEY, BARBER, FROM
from sans p!.es :; 81 ii.i.tad.t. % MARY. ' 't'@o'
PEEosAaan F:... .sas .ads:s SA5 T q 81.
st.. ap-statrs
ESQ, Sssd' MEE s5.1 TE s s.sxa aoqK
PEKsoYAI-RMMA LooK FOR ANOTHER LET
tor Monday morning J. B. W., JR.
PERsoNA1-AN EASTERN: LADY, 4 STRANGER
1 hero. desises tho aequainsance Of gentleman Il
4dd9s.s 4 Tbaae 1t u siae' o'ae %'' security
pERsoNAL-I An S YEARS OF AGE, IN GOOD
fs. oh
pERsoN4L-IF JAMES G. HANTLToS Wish.
ety = ''s a. IT, 10 VIII '''''' 'adf'*' her through
PERSONALITIES |. [. a. Will FIND LETfFRiN
as2: e. ss5 tt NJ
Rs: "
pER@soNAI-n so MAI YOUNG LADY OF QUIET Han.
Ssst!sRan e j., aeaed Addrass i. Po
pERsoSAL TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
xea.lenea .pnld ko to fo tbe acquaintance ef ~
Qss, Trbnne o6ce. t4'>''~'' @@1>11s''
PESSoSAlwlLt s5S S!,1s AMELlA; ~ WHH WORRIED Af
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The lady members OF Louisville church ohoirs
arc in the habit OF pulling door-bells on their
way home. Z they do not show sotae signs Of
improvement these belle-rtngers themselves will
never be ringed.
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HH1A hAtE OR EXCHANGE No IN V7s77
H. g. 1story frasno house and baro Oh font
RR1npaFfy sna strs raz time 6sanca S. s. MER
Saa ~ - n, ,Hsshasds Shaw. Fitch Wnslavs, eafnsr
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~ oAAl ICN fA6ES.
CITY CITY REAL ESTATE.
GMn M'esia!n,:7 siA1sBY n5;.b J. K4EYELEN Is cIfREsT
iss'::::: e.; s:' &C. s.:::
ss:;s sss;s !: es5
Battcrbn'd-.t, north Il 7hitttsth. 1os. 81 md
rh s.ss; ssss = sf e.;
ststs-st. Foztyesxhth. sox7oo: will .,ch.... .,
a.; Il a'1 Kdaa' f|o a1,; cheap lots
3:st;ss ed s W Buren,
W.11sn.1. Wa.,. id afff ao5oe a9s%. a. :, s1llg 'ls
ronrtoenth-s, corner Fourthav. stors ard lot h,r
Houses st all Prices in wsst. South. and North n,,,
s.b7al;5a 3is, i;s5s $5s. =
1t No money for ira yea.or viii take bat IL bal
IL ss.a f fseh e hs:'@Si wa.s. s s5ias;
sas. s.dB;Sn dB Ssa;n S5S i CHOICE RESI-
sa roa. sadss ssss b.ss
''fss atsa es sais '"s G. &fE5:ss SESRSSSs
EoR sA1R-A LARGE 3ST0RY FRAME R77771
aaE 4 sooms md ssoro room, suitable for .ss1e Ind
sssse fsfi5a L sisss Issoa; SaE.s Ei.ss
FOR sALE-N6STHIY PAYMENTS. CHOICE
o &c q oSsg VI;
Aass Madtson-ht.. from L 10 o'coek. A1-'o' A''
FOR SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, il 0AK.1Y-. i
ahsap ''ls t.R.9 iRs.9.'Fd' and h''o'a' af'sss ind
FQh sALR-l WILL. sELL A BARGAIN Idxil3
A1S1 hpuRn
essesn coa'ssin2 apas!s IT, s E
u 'e esea erds4 IT, 4ss @s4s'9 3Sr',s sr
e r. 6i 5e;sa2s
+ j. e6EzEn2S 6REHGB9t KSs
e2ss TSas9 ass59 !sa e si
tn. -. VI 20 sold a. ne sanas amount has
4boas sss '
FoRR. SALE pr ExcHANGE-Two- OR THREE
aits 9 R1s E farms ass
Fen Fa SAL1E-REAL LEI EsTATE-AoRE LOTS S7oo-oN.
oa do e.!spoo to,s t. s9 sneash,
sst:s sse T. + III T & Sa 'a
a1aE as;ss 4S1 .5a 5a3 1s;
FosR r 81 tsALEHnousE L.: 70 on vEnNoN-Ay.. WORTH
ss.. *'fs' t. to- fSS 9 eG; kss1 e.
Fen a.! sALs5nwIsa.So A. 5sa.I to LEAVE THE CITY
f;sss ssf 4asss: @s assa's
E'oR sALE-,sl.s 20 WILL BUY 4 NICE six:R00a
III u s:ts s :Ss ri
ssaE4 ;bp5 SooR R RBpaLDNG foK
stsef. sasi eho' foaaHsfER' h''n 9 Metropolitan
FoR SAIE-AT COTTAGE GROVE. ONE NI0a
brick honsc, ehcap. Address v {, Tnbpue once
oR stLE.sl: :s91esa !! 3. DOWN. nALANoE VERY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-12
AUCTION SALES,
By Edgar Grima, Assignee.
IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 1872.
District Court of the United States for the District
of Louisiana

RY EDGAR GRInlA. ASsIGNkR-PURsU.
- snt to IN order Of the Hon. W. B. Woods, CIR
cult judge. acting during . vacancy in the office
the above entitled matter on the frst Of May, 1875
DAY. June 5, 1878, at twelve o'clock NJ, At the
Merchants and AuctiOneere' Exchange on ROs al
street. between Canal and CustOmhouse streets in
this city, the following described propt rites free
THREE & c f LOTS OF GROUND, .itua,ea
in the Fourth Drtrict OF New Orleans, in the
square bounded by St. Andrew, Freret. Josephine
., d ~. Of square No 2s5, on a plan BY c. A. Dc
Armas dated eighth Of June. 1867. said lots meas
lines front Josephine street. 1873 feet Ii inches
"a Lines deep on the division line Of lot No. So 1877
feet inches lines deep and front on Locust
Andrew street; lot No. 30 has the same front on
Josephine ;osepl street rect IS lot No. 81 l4o feet
Of lot No. IS, 30 feet inches - lines
front on 81. Andrew street and 1873 feet II inches
~ lines deep ON the division line of No. 81; aud
lot No. ~ has the same front OH Josephine street
- lot No. 3d. l4l feet inches I line deep on the
division line OF lot No 2s 40 feet inches ~: lines
II lines front on ST. Andrew street; together with
al the buildings and improvements thereon, end
all tine rights. ways, privileges aud appurtenances
there untO belonging, or in auywise sppertaining
Being the same three lots Of ground acquired b.
sad Frederick Mundes from the succession Of
passed L M S1 sse
in this city respe ctively the fifteenth twenty.
first and twenty fifth OF October, 1869.
2. PORTION OF GROUND, in The Fourth Dis.
trict Of he city Of New Orleans, in The square
bounded by Magnolia Uate Maunsel). Philip, Soils
(now Locust) and Fl, st streets com mencing at =
distance Of ~ feet INCHES from the corner OF
Phi lip aud Magnolis ST. eets. and at a distance on
The other side line Of Sc feet inches from the
corner Of First and Magnolia streets, measuring
50 ieet 5 inches front on Magnolia street, by a
depth of 100 feet between parallel lines. Being
raid :. Mundes by purchase from John Henderson
and James Hagau, by an act pass.d before P.
city, on the tweL ty ninth day of July, 1865. To.
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon al all the rights ways, ges and
appul epances there unto belonging or in anywise
appertaining.
Terms-(ash on the spot.
EDGAR GRINA,
myl2 10 &c les Assignee of F. Mundes, Bankrupt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-12

SALE 70 EFFECT A PARTITION, BLING THE
LAST ADJUDICATION.
AUSTIN GAINES EFT AL. W.. JUSTIN HOLLAND.
EXECUTOR OF JOSEPH C. MOSBY.
second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans-
Nos %, 1886 and 81. 100
RTr X; N. y b. ;. MONTGOMERY-R
WEDNESDAY. May IL. 1875, at twelve O'Clock n.
1t the St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
rotunds of the st. Charles HOTEL by v1rtue and ia
pu, suance Of an order from the Hon a. [. Tissot,
lIege OF the second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. dat ed January 80 1876
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUND together with
al the buildings and improvements thereon stu.
ated in he First District Of this CITY, in the SO uare
bounded oy Perdido. Gravier, johnson and Galvez
ST.. cts measuring in American measure 20 feet
II inche lines front on Galvez street. by 1872 feet
inches lines in depth between parallel lines.
2. CERTAIN LOT Or GROUND together with
an the improvements thereon, situated in the First
District Of this city in the square bouAded by
drawer, johnson, PerdiG0 and Galvez streets aud
measuring 30 feet front On Galvez street, by a
deDth of 100 feet, between parallel lines.
Terms-Cish in United States Treasury notes.
act OF sale before James Graham, notary public,
at the xpense of the purchaser.
apll 2 n 30 myl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-12
By Placide J. Spear.

AND ON DUMAlNs STREET
or or 1 Nks k1h dKE WANT WIDOW
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
nyr.aC,nx No; s - $40 .rcr,oxpv.
ID Once No. IS Exchange aliey.@sATURDA1
June NJ 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, win be sold at
public auction at he Merchants and Auctioneers
exchange on Royal street, between Canal and
Custemhou se streets, by virtue and in pursusnce
Of an order Of the Hon. A. L. Tissot judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
!. a CtRrAlN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
IN tine second District Of this city, in the square
bounded by st. Louis Burgundy. Rampant and
Toulouse streets which lot measures 26 feet front
ON st. Louis street by q depth of 70 feet, French
to the said Widow L. c. Chevai, as follows One
undivided half there of.by virtue of The Community
winch existed be, ween her and he late husband,
snd inc other opdivided half by virtue of decree
OF the Probate Court Of New Orleans dated Janu.
sry "a. 1910, and adjudcatng the same to said
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this cIty in the square
bounded b. Dnnla'ne. Where. Robertson and St.
ann streets, measuring, French measure 80 feet
mont OF Dumane street. by 100 feet in depth to.
P.ther with the buildings ard impro vements
portion nearest to Rober. son street of a lot of
ground measuring 60 feet front Dumaine street
cheva Carn rsr set S,s. me 's Sso1s
De Armas, ON the thireenth OF September, 1881
Ielms and Conditions-One-h hall cash, and the
balance on a crt dit OF one year. III notes or cou.
pOns Of the purchaser or purchasers bearing in
tfrest ct the rate Of eight per cent per snnum
from cate until paid, and secured BY vendors
privilege and noItg GO on the property sold, the
pNrcna er or pure laseis to the buildings of
sald propeIt, TO be- int ed against the loss by
IRE III ore OF the solvent insurance companies Of
this city until the full and final payment of said
no'es or coupons ard to transfer the policy or
20 Is Of said insurance to the vendor or anv
holder or holders Of said notes. aud finally to nav
al lawyers fees which fees are hereby fixed at
nve per cent On the amount sued for, in case Of
~ lcial proceedings to enforce the recovery OF
me amount Of said notes or coupons Or any part
theleof the purchasers to make a deposit of ten
per cent on the amount Of adjudication At the
mOment of sale. " ~
Acts Of SAFE before L. Bouny, notary public. at
Ine expense OF purchaser myll l8 Is iel 8 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-12
ASSIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER OF THR BANK OF LOUISIANA
In Bankruptcy.

District Court CT the Uni,ed States of America for
the District OF Lonisiana-No. 1856.
by HOHY d O'CONNOR-N1CHoLA J.
y Hoey, Auctioneer.,ltice No. Y Exchange
tw. I've O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street.. between Canal
and Gust onho 30 street 8, in this city of New Or
Woods circuit judge acting during the vacancy
in the office of district Judge will be old by public
AZ ctlon the following described property belor
ing to he estate of tho Bank Of Louisiana in bank.
ruptcy, to wit
Real Estate.
l.. THE RANDOLPH PLANTATION, in Mont
gomery county Alabama contain i, o ahOut I7sn
acres, situated on the COtoma creek about seven
miles from the city Of Montgomery with such
buildings and improvements Is there may be- and
2. THh PARK PLANTATION, in the parish of
COncordia Lou siana, containing about 1908 acres
situated on tue TeIsas river, with such improve
ments as there may be, and sold being renteI
,sl. the AessGiel place for this current year.
B. THE CONCORDA PLACE in the parish Of
Concordia, Louisiana. con aiming about l64a 10
SHR O. the sds Gf black river.
of Concordia Louisiana. contain,n@ 0 ahont
llO4 80 acres, situated Oh the Tensas river with
such Improvements as there may be. An d sold a.
e,ns rsr'ed' with the Park Place for tn is current
$, ~ UkDIvIDED INTEREST IN THE DUNBAR
Louisiana, which plantation contains about 1881
acr 9 and is uated at about twenty miles from
sldalla ana about seven miles from Trinity and
the interest OF the bank 10 equal to about ISL So
acres.
Terms of Ssle-One fourth in cash on the spot.
and the remainder in two equal pay ments pay abe
respectively in six and twelve mouths fiOm the
date OF sale and bearing interest of seven per cent
per annum from date of sale until final payment.
with all the usual security clauses Of tpecie mort
gage and VENDORS lien on the property sold, and
he Pr nal clause of five per cent ATTORNEYS feee in
event ofeult to enforce paw ment of the notes and
purchasers TO assume ut Of all ia xes on sad
properties for THIS current year I8T5
Acts OF sale at the expen So of the purch h.
fore =, notary public.
Inc decree Of court ordering the sale of tho
ABOVE rlbed properties directs that the same
Dc foed from all lncumbrances, aud the assynees
acting as officers Of the court will convey AID
transfer only such title ID then vested BY the
ssgnnen1 in bankruptcy, and by the afo1esaid
Also at the same time and place
. 4 LIST OF PERSONAL EBFECrS sucb "A blIs
oOhds notes accounts and elaine, State and Con
!ederate bonds, ETC., as eet forth on schedule on
nie IN court, . copy Of which schedule is in the
hands OF the AuctiOneers for examinat ion by the
pubic. and printed catalogue descrip, i've thereef
VIII be ready for distributor prior to and ~ the
time of sale
Terms-F For the personal effects claitns, etc.
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