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"BEFORE THEY CALL 1 WILL AN
SWER."
BY MADGE CARROLL.

Give me to eat o Father in Thy gamers
Tire golden grain is stored,
Thy purple grapes hang heavy In the vintage.
Thy harvest fields with promises are scored
To eat, for / SO YEARLY have tasted,
And Yet Eindred call on me for bread,
On me- whose harvesting the worm has hlCsted.
On me, with hands in helplessness outspread!
Give me TO drink, q Father, in Thy garden
The fountains ever fow,
hear II cir cooling plash and see them glitter,
Ga, pour their fullness on these sands below
To drink, am weak aud faint with going
To broken ciserns that can hold no rain.
Then lead ne nigh to that rich overlooking.
Let my parched lips THY ct;p of giadncss drain
So prayed my soul in heavne-s of sorrow,
10 even as | cried
Bread, mama sweet. was broken at my table,
and cry stnl-brimlned the goblet close beside.
Even L" before they call. is 1t not written?
The banquet hall awaits the tardy guests,
The faint. the thirsty and the famine-smitten
Have but to cry, Gods love outruns the rest.
and it shall come to pass that before they cal
1 will answer; and while they yet speaking
" i'll hear.-fSaiau lyy
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A GRBAr CONTEST BETWEEN BARE
BACK RIDtERs-James Robinson, the
great champion bareback rider of the
world, broke his engagement with Will
son, OF Wilson's California circus, to
ride In San Franco SEQ against Charley
FISH, riding champion fresh from
Europe, for SO. 900 a 5 ide, and the gold
diamond studded belt OF the world.
Wilson has commenced suit against
Robinson, the rider, for 500 600 dam
ages. Robinson is the fatorite with
the San Francisco brokers, ezho. it is
said, have staked over a half \ million
dollars on the result.
They are riding in MONTGOMERY
Queens circus and menagcrie, nnN the
great champion will have Lis hands M>ll
! to get away
to ia derlded
No chance f.
| this prcasiou
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Notices in local columns inserted for 20 cents
per line for each insertion.
No proof of publication OF legal advertise
ments will be made until our fee is settled.
Announcing candidates for state and district
offices, S15; and for. county oilice- 80.
Marriages and deaths published fec Obifu-
aries charged advertisements
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Breathing and Thinking.

The connection between abundant
breath and sound, vigorous thought is
thus illustrated by a correspondent of
the Germantown Telegraph:
Some years ago, gentleman OF
thoughtful, studious habits was pacing
the Fitchburg depot in the city of Bus
ton, waiting for the train. HIS general
aspect was distressed and Sad. If yen
had seen him, you would have observed
that his skin was pale, his eyes CLASSY,
his manner nervous.
There was every symptom of what we
may call depressed vital action. His
circulation seemed TO leave the surface
and extremities, rushing in upon the
mucous surface and up to the brain.
He had dyspepsia. His bead was full
and pressed. A thousand cares in a
relentless tempest rushed through his
soul, and life was miserable and bitter.
Being thoughtful, studious, and well
informed, he naturally thought with.
himself for means of relief. He asked
my distress Then he concluded
81 don't breathe enough"
He began to take pains to increase
the depth aud fullness of his respira-
ton, and from that hour his health
improved.
Ihls interesting TACT REMINDS us OF
the intimate sympathy existing between
the lung ana the Drama sympathy
which all persons OF 1nteilectaa' hao,Is
should practically consider; AS rule,
the more man thinks the less does ne
breathe. You can satisfy yourself OF
this fact. NOTICE when you nave ior
some time been lnten'ly ABSORBED IN
Thought; you will rally Vonr powers by
long, deep, full breath: In that
breath you do as much work as IN sew
eral Ordinary resplratioDs. Mhat is sne
physicai oesign 'nAAe uo loi
the loss Whi,e LnS.
I ne tnat mol usiy
mnst lake Car isiy-
Inns statemeI the
neaithy breati any
Do1liy Iunetlo lungs
WIN ar prev ar Ell
tort, the exec 9ment
VIII De 1eaq &c nr
Ia III "ps y,
theIr iote' IN gu
being III au; al
Par.ies' pre- n'i'ns
their lungs
DON'T cry.
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physical design
the loss while y
He that hoI
mnst take car
This statener
healthy breatl
bodily functio
with air previ
fort, the exec
will be read
ladies lift a
their forefinf
being in a
parties, pre-
their lungs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-10-27
He would dExaggerats.

While / vas over at .Pencader, the
other day, called on the Pottses. Mr..
Potts is liable to indulge in extravaganza
in his conversation, and, as Mrs. Potts
is an extremely conscientious woman
where matters of fact are concerned,
she's obliged to keep her eye on him.
Potts was telling me about an incident
which occurred in the town, few days
before. and this is the way he related
It. As
Potts You see, old Bradley over here
is just crazy on the subject of gases and
the atmosphere and such things-abso.
lutely wild and one day he was dispu-
ting with Green about how high up in
the air animal life can be sustained,
and Bradley said sn animal could live
forty millions ofmiles above the earth
# if
Mn. Potts-.- Not forty million, my
dear, only forty miles, he sa,d. ..s.
" P.-:Forty, Was il? Thank you. Well,
sir, Old II. Green, you know, said that
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A Mammoth Establishment.

/ Messrs. Mclean & Macnider are. put.
ting in the largest stock of goods ever
drought to this market. 1t consists of
general supplies of every nature, !nclu-
ding several hundred sacks Of -four and
coffee, sugar, butter, pork, beans, mo.
|lasses, tea, &C., &c., to match, not to
speak of oats and other feed, vegetables,
eggs, ham, bacon, &c. Their own bull
ding is full even to every nook and cor:
sner; the resf Of Clark & Bill's old quar-
Aters is filed with their goods; a large
amount is stored in Mason's Hall, while
several cars remain to be unloaded.
Their stock of notions, &C., &C., is like
wise unusually large. The stock they
have been able to put in shows pretty
conclusively their financial standing;
and It shows, too, the estimation in
which they hold this country shows
that they have faith in it and seems to
indicate that they intend to stay. They
have been in trade bat little upwards
OF two years and from small begin
ming through fair dealing and hard
work, they have built up the very large
business that the stock they hare just
opened Clearly indicates.sae .l.lt.oi
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The Question sofiArmlas. /

Itwas stated last week that petition
had been forwarded to Gen. Terry ask
ing that 200 stand of arms and amuni-
stion, be placed in the hands Of the com.
mandant at Camp Hancock Bismarck, }
to be used at his discretion in arming
citizens should occasion demand. The
following is Gen. Terry's reply:
70 John A. Mclean, Mayor and others, Bismraek,
- D. +. .r. .,...F...zs i
ST.. PAUL, MINI. ocr. 20, 1s75.-Gen-
eral Terry directs me to acknowledge
receipt Of communication asking that
two hundred (20O) stand of arms and
ammunition be supplied to be used by
citizens in case of Indian attack. Gem
eral Terry regrets that under the regu-
lations Of the War Department he is
unable to comply with your request.
He has taken measures which he thinks
will secure the safety of Bismarck and
if the citizens shall see necessity for in
crease Of the force now in the town an
effort will be made to increase it. ay
!, iF'& q - -.E.1 ~ ~ Ed W.. SA1rH, ,ss
Capt. 18th Infantry, A. D. G.
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Charles w. Thompson and Miss Hep,
py Lambert were married ct the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Lambert, Monday evening.
After the wedding large and brilliant
party was given by Ool. VIM. Thompson
in honor Of his son, at his residences,
near Bismarck. All was % merry as
merry could be, and few could wish for;
more enjoyment. The Colonel LETT
next morning for LouisiAns to rejoln
bis eewmaud stationed there.
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Heavy Failures Thaough Over Stock.
.sa.s. s 80 ing, &s. e. !. a.' 20
Colorado Still. .Adheres to Repub-
licanisn.9s5 5si sIF'7 a
E4citemennt over Secret Z Order
Death Penalty.
Changes in N. P. LocallM Managge,-
ment, &c., &c.
CONVICTED,

/ CONVICTED.
ST: LOUIS Oct. 26-Col John A. Joyce.
Ex-Inspector, Of this city, was found
guilty on, four counts for assisting in
the perpetration of whisky revenue
frauds. The penalty is Imprisonment,
fine and forfeiture Of all civil rights.
| New YORK Oct. 26.--Twenty addi.
tional failures are reported in this city
and Boston among leading wholesale
merchants. Failures result in the main
from overstocks and ruinous competi-
tion. Others are anticipated.
~.rsr~, n r STILL SUCCESSFUL. Z =
DENVER, Oct. 26.-The election in
Colorado results as usual, heavy Re-
Bublican majority for local Offices, and
Hives the Republicans control of the
constitutional Convention.
Il EPEzooT1c
st. Paul, Oct. 26.-A mild form OF
the epizootic prevailes in all large sta
bles in this city. But two fatal cases
thus far. Ist,#l@Z@2E t2s1.@}t' 'f =
EXCITED
New YORK, Oct. 26.-Considerable
excitement in this city. over sentence of
death pronounced by the Secret Order
'of United Irishmen having sentencde
itp death one of their number, Thomas
'AcGeshon, for revealing the secrets of
the order to his father confessor.
! Mp. CHANGES
ST. PAUL, Oct. 26.-The following
changes ID thelocsl management of the
Northern. Pacific viii be announced to.
morrow: Gen. G. W. Mead receives a
six months leave of absence for which
he applied last spring to enable him to
look after private business demanding
his attention. WIS. Alexander becom-
es General Manager for the time being
in his stead. J. II. Sullivan at present
superintendent retires and is succeeded
by II. A. i27TowIe, who will continue
to superintend shops. Other changes
consequent on above will be officially
announced d9ato-morrow. Gen. Mead re-
mains in st. Paul during most Of the
winter looking after his interests in
this city >fi 1929 ~. Z. }s.z.
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JobiWork.

Instead Of increasing prices for Job
Printing. especially on Invitations, pro.
grammes, tickets, &c., the publishers Of
the TRIBUNE have made large reductions
from former prices and invite examina-
tion of work and prices. sgi..5e. Il
Business men can, obtain 500 sheets
of Bill Heads, neatly printed, at.the
TRIBUNE Office for from $500 to 81, Co.
500 Note Heads for $500; 500 Letter
Heads for 81 SO and other work ct prices
ID proportion. Five hundred cards will
be furnished for $3.50; 1000 for s. 5.00;.
$50 bar checks $500. ;zsi5a E8w aoz cit.
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Concert and Hall.

The 18th Cavalry Band will give .
Musical entertainment and Ball ct
Nason's Hall on Friday evening Oct.
29th, to which Ill are cordially. invited.
The concert promises to be . rich treat.
judging from eshigh reputation the
band bears iorsmusical. skill Sand by,
the programme which !. 10 before ds.i
Dancing viii follow the concert; music,
for this also by thei band Adminton;
to Concert And Bill, 81 DO, 81 IS t,'!!ssi
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Gen. Sheridan was given banquet
ia San Francisco last week, and in the
course Of his speech lie referred 70 the
Franco PrussionS war. He spoke Of the
wonderful discipline Of the German
amy, and remarked that had an Amer.
lean aarn,y moved upon the soil of
France IN such ! uaanner It would have
.elteHAp the entire country. He ex.
pressed HI susprise ii the weakness Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-10-27

tho French army, and, though acknowl-
edging much sympathy With The French
people. said he was Disappointed in the
lack Of patriotism. that was. apparent,
among them during the war. ssSse1
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year, 80. iOne-ho1 c0Mmnssl' yesIS- Wv O
eoiS Iaeai Azcvs:1,sss.urs, z per square, Gen lines
nonparel, or 250 ems cf type used, making one 1e
square )one insertioB, sddkion.l ineeFtans ~
be measured a. solid type the se psed inths body
ofthe advertisement, ,'sll.l fs%s3s t.3.@s&t
--.-- WOTEsa EsaArEDzNEWS.l. l.5:a.2 -
The RspuN Nican msjority ty'iuti Nebras-
ka is about 10000 Ia aZA ........
The alection in CaliferniaS last week
resulted in favor of the Republicans.
Gen. Meredith died At Oambridge,
Ind. last week, Of cancer of the storn'
ach. ~ q Z '%-"%-t d" ~
Ex-Goy. Curtin is canvassing Penn
cylvania' Tor pershing and repud'a'
ton. go '.:
Hon. II. L.. Gordon and VIM: Dess7
mosfd:S,t5ss parties to the Menticealo at
Fray, have been indicted.
Ex-senator Zach. Chandler, Of fMich-
igan, has received the appointment Of
Secretary of the Interior. * *fG<sEsas
Several leading tea firms in New
York and Boston have recently failed
because of ruinous. competition. :"
Secretary Bristow declares the only
settlements made with the whisky ring,
will be by the verdict ofatwelve men
It's 5ar rrulmored in Washington that
Gen. Humphrey n, will; be retired and
Gen. Babcock made chief oftengineers'
in his stead. aisa%2 aal - : Stat es.,iSz
Gov. Tilden has instructed the dis
trict attorneys through New York to-
prosecute alllpsrsons guilty of the i'm
proper use Of money at elections, On
: pain of dismissal. ~,.l.,<.. ~ <-.g &
Two brothers, named Courtwighs,
who killed the sheriff Of Portage conn
ty,Wis., last week were hung BY . mob
Of forty masked men. ~ '...Sss ..s,s,.# rs4
Lieut.. Fitch, Minnie Sherman's, hus.;
band, has resigned. his position in the
navy to enable him to devote atten-
tion'to his banking interests. AZ. ~. .-. =
Miss Anthony says babies are the
coupons clipped from the bonds of mat:
rimony. Not original with Miss Antho-
ny but practical nevertheless, .
How quickly Don Pott will take the
nrss Ietuln N s.esVe. We.l ~, n.rtI"e, rpe " .nd
no aanas - 49,, IseT III s...asss. nsA so "u
leaFns l! Hno - e'sn" " : eueoseeo1 ' 's = T.. y
Bill Allen received 1900 votes cast
bv the inmates of the Soldiers Home
At DAYTON u Ohio. No Democrat had:
ever before received more than 2O9
votes from this institution.
The friends Of Hon. Charles Francis
Adams are circulating ! II document
which sis intended to place that gentle
man 1on the track as presidential con-
didate. independent Of all political or.
ganixstions. 4. ,'F
ATenn;on. Of confederate and, union
soIdiars was held at Elizebeth N.. S.;
last xsek. Gen. Pryor, OF the late. .l.s.
rebslAFmy, ana Yen. |. 4 hllpatrlck,f fns
dashlngs nnion on 81 caSaIty col aasI,
deliysteds andreeses' :s:
Allof the parties to the Rockford
aueI nm ei;bals M seconds. e surk l ksuils ukilhss
reno,ters ana & p,teetstoths. & / haze benin !,
dictedlunder the law pf Illinois, anlkzs
reoilsition viii beet made on 81 the Cover
nor of Missouri for. their. arrest. 4 !, T.
M. ..t,:.. ...,.. 80. :. %, n,-..:.s : :.
Aue LtTesSuSefS % euuoy lvNnNaY
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Ctti.11..s. .Ticlpsk.

Pursu,ntl "a noficesspo ost5d conspicu
ously on Friday aftefnoou . meeting
known, s. t,Citizeh,S Gatc1s'' WAS held
ats Aorton,s: Hall Saturday evening
The attepdancstiWss shout the same g
6, the meeting styled the = Peopis,i
Caueus''j and .asi rthati there wasa ne
contest. oysr, th0 nominations. O. A.
Lounsberry was elected Chairman and
David Stewart, Secretary -and the fol:
lowing ticket;was nominated:
+ County Commissioner-JszC 9. Dodge!
1 Register Of Deeds e. II. Winston. e
+ Sherif-Alexander Mckenzie. a9
Judge ofProbate John Bowen. aI !
! Assessor-Geo Peoples a tf&5.
District Attorney -I Delamater.
Coronef-B. f. Slaughter. @1s5I
| Surveyor-R. D. Jennings. a52g.atl
/ Superintendent Of Public Schools
Mrs. Il. W.. Slaughter. .eI.fsza.3a ffo'
Justices of the Peace-M. 10. Hogan,
and James Gsyten, sof. Beaver Greek. =
! aConstables--Geo. Joy and, John Mil.
lett a. 2asbiiaJ e&t y; j2s q a2A5.'
| A third ticket will probably be placed
in the field a. there are those dissatis-
fed with, the action of both ucusee.
The only comment the TRIBUNE has
to make. in view of the fact that it is
not an orgsn5is $50 in, boys, and the
TRIBUNE will print your tickets''-pro-
vided it is settled beforehand who will
pay for thom. .h@4 1..as CIV T@i,%.a5 o.
sg-- e,
Since the above was in type a meet.
ing called the A"Pioneer's Cancusn',, was
held, ,(1ast evening, pursuant to . cali
posted ii the afternoon,) ofwhich r. d.
Jennings was chairman. "a committee
of:five was appoin ted to form a ticket
IN opposition to the two now, in the
field, and q county central comm ittee
Of three mem bers was appointed. 4ar
J The Committee consisting of Messrs.
Warren, Mixter, Galloway. Millet and
r. R. Marsh, announce the following
ticket: ,5ts,s.,2 ,.., ,t's3,. :, s.. 6rs ,t,8t
County commissioner-J. G. Dodge,
Sherif-Ben. @. Ash. ~ .s..,. + g.. ., o, - -,
Register 81 Deeds-R. d. jennings. n
Judge Of Probate J. A. Macarthur.
Assessor Peoples. s.,,g (
County Attorney g. T. Flannery., .
Superintendent Of P ub1ic Instruction
-Col. Robert Wilson, @ ..',....s i s..;,r 1,
Justices Of the Peace g. F, Hobart,
D. Stevenson. : 6t f4t' - ..'
Constables N, Tippie, p Maloy.
County Surveyor y. B. Bowen. ..s
I Coroner-H. R. Porter. s.,s,f,ts. ,.ty.y,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

S'.TN TAX Coalycrok'. O,v.., ,
40 19 Canal stree.
's~ Orleans. January 10. 1876.
X, s!arUE or THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
- oy she act CT the lie gisature of this stat NJ
IN ., 1s approved March a. 1879 viii pr. c. ed to
sem ,. PUBIC auction at my office, No. 2ol cana
s,eet' IN the said Second District Of lbis eit a.
~. ,a;1n, January -. 1873, AZ twelve oelock NJ
lhs i1ll"Eins described property, 10 wit 49,
OBTAIN LOT OF GRouND' in sona,. IN I'M
s .t by St Peter. Toulouse. Eu,r1indw a";
HampsEs streets; fronting on 81. P.;.y .xe s.ra
Ssd property having been ~ ixed iy M IN ea.is,
osos due the State Of Louisiana for taxss "nnS
sala property for the year 1888. amount H.. ~
sisnty seen dollars. together with al ne ~
Assaid sale the property ~l no. he ad ,ie.,s,
ess me DIGS Is for sufficient amount ~ s.d;f.
.he aforesaid claim. together witt, ~. ne.a,tey
have accrued. e'' "niS0 NAY
date purchaser .. TIL. sale vii! he pu. in ,nm..
.h ueem vlthiA SIX months upon the nav rnsnt =.
o,9 'IrchaseF OF the purchase prics and ali ~
, ,nu charges. together with fifty per cert 80
'io M upoa the purchase price. ~
1erms-cas! On t.1. sp.
STAT. r. ". n. HARRIS
Orleans s'.'t' ivy OF View
Saf 1s
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TAX COLLKCToR's sALE-No. 30s.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE-N0. 3Os.
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPP ORLEANS
second District. City OF New Orleans.
sT.TE OF LOUISIANA vs.. A LOT oP GsoUSn
fronting On Rampant street, ia square No g.:
sssssssd III tho name Of Z. +. Marmiches
SIAyB Tax Coi.HCroR' OpprH. }
No. 20I Canal street. ::
New Orleans. January in 1874.
TQS VIRTUE cF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
II nv the &C: OF the Legis atu re of this State No
:! 1873, approx ed March ~, 1873 Will proceed to
Sell at public auction, at my office No. POI Canal
street. in the sad SECOND District of ths CITY, on
Friday January u. 1873, at twelve a'c.ock NJ.
the following described property, TO wit.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in square No 81
bounded By Rampant. Cont, Biervi,lo and Bur.
gundy Streets fronting On Rampant street. 1ssasus.
ing II by Zoe feet.
Said property hs@i,g been peiz.d By me- % eats
~ DEBT aue the State OF Louisiana fur taxes upon
said property for the year 1873, amounting to one
hundred and forty dollars. toge:heS with all
costs, penalties and charges.
Al said sale the properly will? not D.. ai indicated
NnltsS tie bid ~ for d sufficient amount TO satisfy
the aforesaid Claim, together with the penalties
thereon. and aIi costs and charged wAic:1 NAV
have accrued.
The purchaser a. ,lis safe will h, pu. in imrue.
date possession. hut the owner has the right to
redse within six months upon the PAYMENT to
and charges together with fifty peg cent additional
upon the purchase price.
UeIms--IGsh On the s,.os.
r. n. HARRIS
Safe Tax collector. second I,.stric: City Of New
|fieans. sal0 !. %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15
IGENERAL NATURE-NO. Sol

!GENERAL NATURE-No. sC.j
An act comforting jurisdiction upon the
criminal court Of the District O: Colu,n
bia, and toz other purposes.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That
the criminal court Of tho District of Column
bla shall have jurisdiction of all crimes and
mlsdemeanors committed in said District.
NOT lawfully triable in any other court. and
~hich are required BY law to be prosecuted
by indictment or information.
SEC :. That the provisions Of the thirty
third section Of the judiciary &C: Of seven.
teen hundred and eighty nine ehall apply
20 courts created by act Of Congress j. the
District of Columbia.
approved June 22, 1874.
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GENERAL NArURE-NO. Sal

An act to constitute Montgomery. in che
State of Alabama, port of delivery.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
representatives of the United States of
America in Con gress assembled, That MOTT.
somery. IN the State Of Alabama, shall be.
and is hereby constituted port of deliv.
cry, within the collection district Of Mobile:
ana there shall be appointed deputy col.
rector OF customs, to reside at said rort.
who shall! receive salary, to he determined
by the Secretary Of the Treasury. not
exceeding one thousand five hundred DOL.
lars per anDum.
Approved June o. 1874.
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TAX COLLECToR,s sALE-No. :o..

STATE or loUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City OF New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A. LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Royal street ia sCuaru No. -: "a.
~'ssSa ~ e:le ilame Of +. Sancho.
ssArK TAX CoLLscrcAs OFp,cy,
No. 2ol Canal etre.t
New Orleans, January 30 1878.
Pf VIRTUE CP THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
- by the act OF the Leg sisture OF this State No
~ or 1893 approved March Il, 1873, win proceed to
street ia ths said second Dstric; Of this CITY on
FRIDAY. January q. 1875, at twelve O'Clock M.
I'll. following described property. 10 wit
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND in xuuare ~
80. bounded by ROYAL. Ursulin.s HOSPITAL and
Cha1tres streets, iIOniinS CA Roy street uaess-
Ur1ng Is by l60 feet.
sad property having ~ en- seized by me to ss.isfv
y deos due the State of Louisiana for taxes upnn
sad property Tor the year 1873, amounting 10 one
hundred and forty live GolarA, together with Al
costs penalties and chargee
AT said sale the property viii not be al Indicated
unless Inc DIG is fer q sufficient amount /, satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
accrued S N"'s
The purchases at this sale will he pus in ,rm.,
date posse sson, but the owner has the richt IN
redeem within six months upon the pavmsnt N
she purchaser OF the purchase price and ali co.ts
and charges, together with NIFTY ref Ger. addit;.ri
upon he purchase price.
2erMs-Cash On tho spOs
n. ~ HARYIs
:is,e Tax Collector, Second District, CITY ot yev
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