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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll6dlI6a. against ll6A. at New
York. ann after moderate business closed at the
ing the interim at New York. The sa.es summed
uD Esq 900, embracing 1900 at ll57s $40 D0j at
l6 $4,000, 5000 and s II 900 at lo "a; $50 600 1T
IlG 4 and $1,000 at ll6l.
No sales OF silver were reported. American
hall dollars were Fill quoted 1T lO80lO8k, and
Mexican dollars at s6096k gold.
Under the influence Of the light Improvement n
bills at New York sterling was about lilo y cent
higher. The movement wac limited the sales
beng confined to 200 embracing 8l900 bill Of
lading a; 93G1 SIR 900 aud 4l50o do at IS 81 and
il0,GD0 bank at
Francs unchanged. The only transaction
reported was 800 600 commercial at 441h.
Al the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS e.
as 63 for bill of ladng and Al clear and a SIS 65
for bank and francs at 44713 for commercial and
4.4314 for bank.
New York sight continues in limited supply and
moderate demand, VIII T. rates are unchanged.
4 he sales comprised % GEO, embracing s 10 COO
+ Is 900 and S20rOp commercial and $50 goo and
Sa0Ooo private bankers IT SIG y cent PR MUM,
TIE banks continued check on New YORK 1T 4 u
cent premium, and commercial sight is still
quoted at 5-ls.
Stocks were dull. The oalv sails reported we're
and 10 shares ola Gasght Company, exsurplus
di Idepd, at s l3.
City b,Mds we're ste adler. but 10 sales wer+ re.
p rted. New city Gu rrentw seven per c. nts W. re
quoted at inal y, md city gold bearing seven per
cents n 3i034ii.
We noticed more activity in new State CONSOLE
dat. DIST ven cents which opened at about 561s a
30 Il, ard sold high IL. 3 but were offered at
the close at 81 without meeting a purchaser The
ics anu IeSilts summed up 500 900 embracing
al Sc la, $lO 0n0 at 56aI $50 900 at ST. 600
At 81 i, $1,000 at 5'ss, and $40 600 at SIN.
No TRANSACTIONS we . reported i'll city scrip. 1874
is held at about Al 642.
No sales of Metropolitan Police warrants were re.
ported Thy were quoted at .oO72 against arc
We n"iced more animation in State warrants
par ic' LARRY III warrants of 1874. which were l02
T. cont high, +, and he sales of which i'll, Iud-d
t o0o0 At Al y s 1000 a. A. and $1,000 small at Al -
they closed at about 420t4. Warrants OF 1873 and
previous years funsabie, were quoted about
f'038; d. not fundable, at 300-, and legislative
per diem Ut 9o097
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

WHITE HALL-steamer Mary Ida bbls sugar
bbls rice l6 sks rough rice and sundriee
THlBODACX-SteamerE Ira No 1913 bbls sugar
bbls :noleaset ~ SKIS rough rice and sundries
ARGfLE LANDING-Steamer Frank Parg0ud-
z4o bales cotton SIG SKIS cotton seed md sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-6o sks potatoes
and snndriea
LOWER COAST-Steamer Orioe- 20 bbls onions
Is SKIS onions and aundries
FLOYD-Steamer Garryowen-l4 bales cotton 80
SKIS cotton seed and suudriee
BONSkT CARRE-Steamer Josephine-25 SKIS
rough rice bales moss % shs ouions and surdries
Low kR COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer--81 bbls
rice 50 sks rough rice "a shs potatoes and suudries
Observation-Disclosures Maria Louse--389 bales
cotton 30l SKIS oilcake 100 bills oil rs head cattle
and sunGries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Henry Tete--5 hhds su-
gar Q bbls sugar 20 sks rough rice and slndr,es
ANTE RIVER-Steamer Amite--lI5 bbls rOsin
f. bales wool and sundries
ANTE kiVER-Steamer Alce--20 $50 shingles
250C0 feet lumber
LOWER COAST-Steamer Waloon-ls1 SKIS onions
and sUud-ies
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
May 1875 2e3 80 in specie 1893 bags wosl 3l5 head
cattle and snndrles
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, MAY
i9-,i9 bales cotton su1 sundries
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
kOAD May l9-l5a bales cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
Queer Texas Rivers

Ihe rivers running into the Gulf OF Mex
lco from Austin, the center OF Texas, to
Mexico, fill one with establishment. They
burst out at the foot of the Gnadaloupe
mountains, full tedged MYERS Streams OF
crys'a' water large enough to run the larg.
est mill wheels. burst opt Of the solid rocks.
Lately ! tordea the San Marcus river ten
rods below its source and it was three feet
deep, seventy feet wide. and ran with great
velocity. So 1t is with the Rio Grande
river below Fort Quirman, and with the
Cebeio. Medina, San Antonio. San Pedro.
Solado and Gaudaloupe. They all burst
out o, the ground fullhedged rivers-cold.
clear and fall of ice. found quite large
rivers in Colorado and Kansas last winter.
which disappeared in the sand at one place,
only To emerge snd flow on again few
miles beyond. But in Texas the rivers do
not seem to disappear. No other sources
ran be found but that one grand source.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

by EDGAR GkJNlA. ASSIGNEE -PURsU.
cut judge, acting during a vacancy in the Office
o. thed States district judge, and rendered in
the above entitled matter on the frs OF May, 1875
viii Iroce' to fell at public auction, OH SATUR
DAY June 5, 1873. at twe.ve oc,ock NJ at the
NJ 1chsn1s and Auctione, rs Excban sc on Ro, al
street. bel weep Canal and Custo house streets in
this city the fl H. wing described prope rites free
/. hKEr CIR AIN LOTS OF GROUND. Animated
IN the Fourth DItrict Of n, Orleans, in the
square bounded by st. Andrew Freret Josephine
AM Locust streets. DIES grated ae lots Nos 81 30
Armas da IA eighth OF June 1867 aid lots meas
TIRE as follows: Lot No 81 has 30 feet inches
lines Ion; on JOSE phine street 1888 feet II inches
a. Ines deep on the division line If lot No 80 1871
fet' inches I hines deep and font on Locust
street, aDo 30 fee, 8 niche III lines front on ST
Andrew street; lot No. 80 has the same front on
Jostphln. street as lot No. 81 l40 feet d
ncirs Z,2 hnts deep on the division line
OF lot No. 20 30 feet inches -, lines
front on ST Andrew street. and 1873 feet II iuches
a. lines deep Oh the division line or No 81: and
iot No. % has the same front Jose ;h1ns street
at lot No. 80; al feet inch. i line deep on the
DIVISION ilne or lot No. 3D. l40 i-e inches l lines
deep on the line Of lO' NJ. 30, and 80 feet inches
IA mes front on 1t. Andrew street; together with
81 the buildings and iml lovemenrs thereon. end
an the rlshts, ways, privileges and appurtep apces
then uillo belonging, iii ANY wise appertaining
Bt ing he same three lots of ground acquired bv
Jaco" $. Soils. by three several deeds OF sale
passed before q. LIE Gardeur, Jr., a notary public.
10 THIS city, resp ctlvely the fifteenth twenty.
hTst and iw.1t y-ftth of October 1859
O. PORTION OF GROUND, in ih- Fourth Dis
met OF ht city # New Orleans. in he square
bounded b, Magnolia Gate Maunstr Philip, soils
mo" Locus aid First stleets. c.nlmeUr,ng at a
distance OF % lee 2 iIch,s from the CORNER Of
fhihp ard MagI Oli- stree and a. a distance on
me o,hel tlfe line of So feet il ch4s from the
GO soihel % INST and M' guoIa sire cts measuring
% ,tet ,nt he's froI Un Magnolia street by n
depth Of lCC feet between parallel lines Being
fs1, o, larger portion of ground acquired by
thld r. Mundts by purchase from I'm Henderson
ara James Hagan, b, n act pa S. d b.tore p
'na1les Cuvellifl tol m.r, no,alN ablic IN this
IN on re i"eI ty.i il tn DAY 81 10 - 1858 To-
gtiheT With all tire bui digs and improvements
iht Oh, al all The rights, WAYS prIvn. yes and
~ pulfeI snces thu unto belong rs or in anywise
appert aiming. ' "'0o
Terms ash on the SPOT
,,,o kDGA2 6RlMA
mylI ~ 20 itz Assignee of F. Muntes n, MI rnn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFlCB,
WKDNKspAY EVENING, Nav 10, 1875. J


The increased demand for money noticed yes
terday has somewhat subsidized and the mar ket to-
day quiet. The Off rings on the street OF
good commercial paper were limited, and fOnnd
ready takers at unchanged rates. Bankers how
ever appear to anticipate more general activity At
an a, day, and prrdic that there will be suf-
hcipnt volume OF business 10 employ large pro
portion OF the surplus capts. now on hand. The
demand from the country !Or money and supplies
appears to De increasing but is responded to with
much CAUTION it is vet TO early in the season to
base 81 lcul atiOns upon crop prospects, The sales
Of god were light, showing again slight ad-
The movement IL foreign exchange was
United and withnu- change in rates except
for commercial sterling, which ruled high,
whch accounts Ior the shipment of currency
shade higher. Domestic exchange is scarce and
bv the banks 10 the North The stock market con
are reported, aud there is lit demand except for
for l.. ling stocks. The after, however, appear
Ia n ID VT mp to previous quo ious City bonds
steadIer. New State Gel soils exhiDl ted some
animation ard were va i"usly quoted rs will Ap-
per fellow. from s6k 10 517a.
both show advance OF - 2 y cent. We learn
that parties liable foI back tsAes to the city
coming forwa ard freely ged 10y the announce
meuI that city scrip viii not be received in pay
OF these dues ,ter The ii rst pro1 irnO,
consequence OF which there is be tier inquiry Tor
this security.
A. the session of the Funding Board to-day a
large n0unt OF I'D Stale bonds Received in
change of cons"ls was bur ned. The amour thus
dest r"yed is now s. down a. s. 600 0o1. showing
r-ducl of debt 10 The on of 81 900 600 at 40
y Gem.
We continue to quote fret class sixty day paper
and collateral loans At GN9 p cent y annum, al
do at lu0l2 and second grade at 1913 First class
mortgages still rule at 90lO v cent " annuIn,
while second grade are entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
fCONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Pacific junction. Over thirteen hundred
cordp of wood have been burned, and sew
eral numbering outfits destroyed.
Advices from Winnepeg say myriads of
grassh0ppers are Matching out.
The Wheat Prospects.
PHILADELPHIA, May l9.-The Press of
,his city will publish tomorrow 200 dis
patches covering all points in the wheat
growing counties of New York State, show
ing the present condition and prospect OF
the crop. These dispatches show that it
has been in ured to such an extent by the
lste Geld weather and wet spring hat the
weld will prove not more than half al aver
sge.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer. (
Washington, May 10, 1872 la' +. NJ
For THURSDAY in the Sout Al aniic staies, sra
tiOuary baToDet-r and Temperature II 'f+Hslh@
southei y winds party cloudy "ea'her anu -"' d
stOrms. 49,.
For tennessee and the Ohio Va eey, upper Mis-
ssippi and lower ssouii va eys aud IN. mrAt- ,d
lakes falnug barometer. increasing hon'n ana
sast winda warmer par v cloudy weather ana
poss.nl v rain west OF the mississippi
The rivers will continue 10 faii SLOWLY
River ard Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. May 10, u Mo arrivals q
PAssALOrTRv MAY 49, II M-Arved-Bark
Maggie Mcneil ottt rsor ma-fer, from Pascagnna'
hftrsnth instau with 3O,0oo feet of lumber.
hound to NJ ute edo, put IL here in eaky confl.
Lion ard il on her way up the city. The steam
ship g. ". Lord pasned up at i've o'clock this
morn z, previously reported aground on south
west Pass bar. Inside, ward b"nnd-Ship AdhT-
no ard schooner VI. w. Atwood. On the bar-ship
Nstaura.
BxLArK. May la-The following vessels passed
up at $50 A. M:-Ship Noftheml ton, brig edith
Hall, schoorer Norma AT 1915 A. M-Schooners
Clara g. Lord Georgetta Lawrence and J. 6. Craig.
at 1880 A. M.-Pilot boat No. 6.
VICKsBuk9, May l9.-Passed up-Florence and
barges at 6 4. NJ; Belle of Shreveport at II A. W.
No boats down tc day. Weather warm and clear
River fell one inch.
MEMPHIS, May Ie.-The river has fallen ten
inches, Weather m and showerv. DEPARTED
Mary Bovd and Bee and barges for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI. May 10 River thirteen feet six
inches and falling. Weather fair and pleasant.
Departed Thomas Sherlock. for New Orleans.
st. LOUIS, May l9.-ATrived-Grtat Republic from
New Orleans. Departed-Blsmarck, for New Or
leans RIVER has faIlen six inches. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CAIRO, May l9-Arrved-C. B. Church, from
Cincinnati at A. NJ; Longwoyth, from New Oh
at PIP. NJ John +. To le, from New OIl-aus at lwo
o'clock. Deparied-ClIurcb for New Orleans at I
A. Longworlh, for Cincinnat Il, at seven O'clock;
Toll, To- ST Louis at 2 p. NJ; It. Geneveve, for
VIcksbuTg, at Fix o'clock. River twerty-six feet
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury ~.
EVANSVILLE. May l9.-Weather cie,r aud arm.
River twelve feet two inches and falling. Up
ThOmpsou Dean, ~ r NJ.
rIrr.BUKs, MAY IS. hlver foar feet six inches
and falling slowly. Weather cloudy and thIt at
SniDg
LOUISVILLE, May 19.-River falling slowly, with
seven feet five inches in the canal Weather clear
pleasant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
As a Matter of Course.

Inc washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial May II, saws:
The Treasury Department will soon
make extensive seizures in New Orleans
The whisky ring has been more extensive
and successful there than at any other
point. The dstillers have become SO ac.
customed to fraud that when thew discoy.
cred that they could not corrupt the new
supervisor they closed their distilleries
1t is understood that the treasury officers
have information of the wherea bcuts nj all
the Illicit whisky shipped from New Or.
leans, and will seize bOib Vt anu ,4e a.stii
leries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

UlBtIlCt COuTt Oh Inc UnNeG Mates OF ADGYlCa for
the District of Louisiana-No. ltss.
RY HOEY & O'CONNOR-N1cHoLA J..
place, New Orlesns.-THURsDAY, May 70 1875 at
tw. I've o'clock NJ at the Vel chants and Auction.
eefs GEachange' on Royal street. between Canal
Jeans, by virtue of an order Of the Hon ". B.
Woods, circuit Judge, acting during the vacancy
III ction the 1oowi, g described property belong
ing to he estate of the Bank of Louisiana in bank.
Real E-sase.
l. THE RANDOLPH PLANTATION, in Mont
gomeIy county. Alabama eenta:Iir < about 1850
ares, situated on the Cotoma creek, ahuf seven
miles from the city OF Montgomery, with such
buildings and improvements there NAY he and
sold as being rented for his current wear 1875
2. TEE PARK PLANTATION, in the parish Of
Concerdla Lou sans, containing about 1888 acres.
situated on the Tel sas river, with such improve
ments as there may be, and sold being rentel
1875 49,
3. THE CoNCORDIA PLACE, in the parish of
Concoidia louisiana conraininr ahont IGa3 IS
acres slfuated Oh the east side of Black river.
a. THE MOSSGIEL PLANTATION, / Il the parish
OF Concorda, Louisiana. containi Jig about
llo4yo acres, situated the Tensas Ilyer with
such improvement as there may be- and sold as
being rented, with the Park Place for this current
5. AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE DUNBAR
TON PLANTATION, III the PARISH of Gopcorda
LOUISIANA which Plantation contains about l375.l5
acres ana Is SIT ua ed at about tweN ~ miles from
Vldalia and about seven miles from Trinity, and
the interest of the bank is equal to about 35l So
acres.
Terms of sale-One fourth in cash on the spot,
anu the remainder In two Equal pay Nents. able
respectively i'll six and twelve mouths Fl ON the
date of sale and bearing interest Of per rent
per an1Ium from date of sale until final payment
with all the usual security clauses Of pecial mort
gage and venuors lien on the property sold, and
the penal clause of five per cent attnrney fees in
event OF quit to enforce pay,asut of the notes. and
purchasers to assume pay ment Of all Ia xes Oh said
properties for bis current year 1915.
Acts OF sale at ls expense Of the purchasers be-
tore - notary public.
The decree of court ordering the sale Of the
ABOVE described properties dlIscIs that The same
90 freed from all ineun bran ces, and the asssnees
acting as Ulcers OF the court win convey and
transfer only such title the IN vess. by the
ASSIGNMENT in bankruptcy, and by the aforesaid
orc of court,
Also at the same time and place.
LIST OF Personal gEtECr> such rs bills
h0uds, notes, accounts and claims, Stats and Con
tedetate bonds, etc. set forth on a 8, hrdue on
Me IL court, copy of which sched ale il in the
biilhs OF ne auctloneers for examination by the
pubic and printed catalogues aescIi p re thereof
VIII be TT any fer distribution Tipr to and Al the
time of sale.
Terms-For the personal effects elaiDs etc.
casn Oh lhe spot apps Ipy5 II 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

Rf Z. K. GIRARDEI. ATCTIONEER-
- once No. 81 Camp stIeet.-SATURDAY June
~, 1878, AL twelve O'Clock NJ al the St Charles
auction Exchange in the rotunda OF the St. Charles
MOTEL IN this cry, viii be sod at public auction
Dv ana IN Jui silapc@ OF AL rider from the Hon A.
L. l1ssnt. Judge 81 the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans dated the fifth of Nav 1875
ana Rendered II tn above eIritle succession
The UNDIVIDED EIuHTH INTEREST in and to
the lot OF ground with the buildings and Improve.
Inehts th feon. stutted in the second District of
this c'ty III the square bounded by St Ann Der
olshy orleans and Claiborne streets measuring in
Amer'can measure, 81 feet inches lines front on
81. Ann street by "a feet 10 inches in depth and
iohi OF Dtrhlgny street II feet inches lines in
depth on The side line toward Claiborne street ana
81 ieet 1, llches lines width III the. rear as Der
pan OF John Communy, surveyor dated the tenth
OF December 1852 " ~
Terms-Cash on the spot
acI Oh SAFE Al the expense o. the purchaser be-
uy9 IL % 30 je5 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
Rivers.

During the past week the Missouri has
fallen about two feet at Omaha and Leaven
worth The Mississippi has fallen two feet
Mt keokuk. three feet ut St. Louis and
seven inches at Memphis, but has risen
seven inches AZ Vicksburg. The Ohio has
fallen over one foot at Cincinnati and five
inches AT Pittsburg and Louisville.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

RY &. 4. GIRARDEY, AUCTIoEEER-
- once NJ 81 Camp street-SArCRDAY June
~ 1872 al Twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
auction Exchange, in the rotunda of the ST. Charea
hotel VIII De sold at public auction by virtue and
IN pursuance OF an order OF the Hon. A. L. Tissot
Juoge OF TINS second District Court the parish of
n,e dreams dated the eighteenth of May, 1875 and
rendered IN the above entitled succession the fol
loving described and very desirable city real
estate to wit ~
CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT OF GROUND. sit
uated IN the Fourth Disir this city and i'm the
square bounded b. Prytana, st. Charles Gate Nav
sAesl harmony and Plaisance streets and form
IN the corner of Prytania and Harmony streets,
ana me assuring 20 feet front Pryt ania street BY
. Gepth and front OIL Harmony street Of $50 feet
lerns-ODe- half cash and the remainder at one
and two years credit for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien on the property cold
Bearing oil the usual clauses Of eight per cent Der
abnum interest from the day of sale until final
payment, fye per cent attorneys fees in caae ~
suif to enforce their payment, ard the purchaser
70 pay all IT, taxes for 1875 payable In 1876 over
the price of adjudication.
Act o. sale Al the purchasers expense. before
andrew Hero. Esq.. nots ~ public ~e'"As
~, 20 u 20 les IL 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
By e. II. & T. J. MoutepmeYy.
u Nj. d Ii. j. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERE
AND DEALERS IN NEW ETENIrysE

GENERAL AUCTIONEERH
AND DEALERS IN NEW FUBsITrEy
Office Arm0ry Hall, No. 81 Cnsep Street,
Tri-Weekly sales OF every description Of house
hold furniture. Mirrors, Pianos Carpets Msfresees
ETC, on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUK
DAYS, at Auction Room. No. 81 Camp street, com.
mencing at IL A. NJ.
Semi Weekly safes of HersAs. Mues Bngy1es
carriages, ETC., at Sales stables, No. &c Rsronn
street. near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
CKDAfS, commencing at liza L.
Out coor sales OF every description prom pti, IT
tended TO-
Special attention paid to the sales oS ,.al estate
and stocks.
always on hand the largest stock Of New purnt
tnre of every variety TO be found in the eity. a,
thelr snow rooms, ArmOrv Hall No. 81 Camp street
Being the largest and ol6sst estabshm anti Of thu
Kind il the South. they soicis q portion Of The
PUBLIC patronage. both In their line % auctioneers
AnU 0eslefs IN furniture. iaI "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

Chuck & Brother vs.. Il. o. Meeritz.
II The UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Il Fifth Circuit and Distri Il of Louisiana No.
6lh By virtue of a writ of tieri facias TO me di.
rected III the above entitled suit will proee. d to
sell TO the his est bidder, on TUESDAY, May IS
I8ie At twelve O'clock NJ ON the premises No. 1872
Poydras street. in this city
THE CONTENTS OF THE STORE there stu.
ated con sisting Of large assortment of iethinr
and Furnishing Goods safe, etc.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on TIE spot
United mates Ma1shaPs Office New Gr,aapa
Nav 10 1875. s. B. PACKARD
myl4 POPS United States MarsAal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

Nos. 20. Alb and 80 8I
~ u. DE FERlET 4 CO-JUus q MON
- rose, AuctlODter-, 'tfl,t NJ 50 h,vaI s+re.t :
% hpaf June 1S, 1915 a. twelve o'ciork NJ
al me Merchants and Auctin,..rs' Excbsnpe
hoNai spttf. between Canal and Custonhonsr
.u.els, VII be s. Id at public auction by virtue OF
Two ORDERS f1om thu Hon. L. Z .eot ND ge of che
second strict Court fer III. PARISH of Orleans
dated apl1i 80. '8'4 anG April 1873. the following
Gtscrlbtd property, W.T.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND sitr,ateh in the Fiys.
nnlstllct OF ms city ,ln r square bounded by
me, fu'trpe, Benton tnoa tr-t. klinI and Tern
slchOit stltets Cts a'ed by the Nos Ii and TO-
Lot no II measure 8, American measure ~ feet
nom on beh'on tn"W frank i street pv a depth
OF ~ feet III inches hines berv.t EQUAL and par
all-l lihts. together with ~. builoIng and i'm.
pioVemt hts thereon. Lot No 10 adjpius he shove
aho measures Anne lean measure, 81 feet I inches
nor Oh B-I,toI tnou FraIklm Il eet BIZ depth
oI 80 itet II inch. linee, b.pe.n quail and par.
ahtl hnts, ttgti h.I with the buildings and i'm.
proven+IIs thereon.
ltlmt-Tfe puIclaseT TO tUInish notes payable
10 one year, with eight per cert interest Der an
hum nom date 10 pxyuenr. with good and solvent
st'urlfH. secured BY vendors pIivI s- am sp.ciaI
Inolt gage Thereon tht satisfa elton or tbs CO...
be pun chaser to keep the buICiI gs Ipspr. And
uahthr Tie Iohcy 10 velde', ,he pu1ch.., or tn
assume 10 pay hve PER cent atfornrv- n "a on %ba
amount sued Tor in case Uf pon-pAy mr. / ~ fhs
notes iAo
Acts " sale at the expense Of IN rchasers. hefo-e
Amedee Ducstel notary public ~ '"'"''
myl922 29je5 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
UNITED STATES DISTINCT CUNRV,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE NATTER OF HENRY WALTER vs. VII
liam StackhOuse, BANKRUPT.
ln Bankruptcy-No. 1859.

WHEREAS, WILLIAM STACKHOUSE, OF TIE
w parish of PlaqueEiines and district afore-
SAID, duly declared a bankrupt under the act
of Congress of March 2, 1867, has this day flee
Ill said court, a petition praying for d discharge
other C aims provable under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
nave proved their debts, and to all other persons
III interest that the fifteenth day ofJune 1915 at II
a. NJ. is assigned for the hearing of the same, and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause any they have, why the prayer Of the sad
petition should not be granted; and further notice
is gwen. that the bankrupt will undergo an e1aM-
nation before Re gister Kellogg, on the first day
OF Jnne, A. d. 1915 at ii A. NJ. at his office, Gus
tOmhOuse building.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, Nav "a, 1878.
nlNl6 20 81 X. LOkW. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
The Temperature,

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's No.
oo Chartres street, on May ~, stood as fol-
lows: At A. NJ, 77o; at , F. NJ. SO; at {
+. NJ, 1872. Lowest point during the night
OF May lS 60.