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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-01


winters snow is on the ground. -
Caleb Cushing, the United States minister
to Spain, has Just paid his compliments to
King Alfonso, and it must be acknowledged
that the willy old politician has performed
his task in elegant style. Listen to the
ceurtly language in which he addresses the
boy-monarch:
nope that your majesty, who bears a name rem
dered illustrlous by princes unsurpassed IN wis
H ~ EARNING ear h courage and virtue; who
n inei11,osr OF her her times possessed OF
thus to introduce religion and civilization into
the vast and rich regions OF America; who is
descendent of that Emperor Charles, the great
soldier statesmen of his age, and of That later
Snarles or honored mem nv as the favorer and
I IRE 'n OF my conn,ry to express the hope,
lhese loIty examples, contribute not only to re-
store to Spain the blessing of domestic peace, but
also 10 lnpart to her such institutions of eleya
walton and enlightenment as shall enable her
TO rise purified and renovated from the fires OF
misfortune and 10 reassunne her appropriate sta
ton among the nations of Europe.
Probably Alfonso never knew until he
listened to these meliduous batteries what
magnificent fellow he was. Such strain
of eulogy is something new to Spanish
Bourbon, and the veteran Caleb must have
bad serious difficulty in preserving his
gravity while he traced back the young
mans lineage to Isabella and Charles.
Who the young kings father
was is something that no fell
low has ever yet found out, and who his
mothers father was is also an important
state secret, but compliments were required.
and the old lawyer, with his flexible con-
science, was equal to the emergency. The
man who presided at the Charleston con-
vention, and lived 10 sue Fernando Wood
for keeping bulldog, was ready for any
employment of imagination and sacr.-
flee of truth that might be required
of him. The gentleman who re-
commended friends to President Davis
for Office at the commencement of the re-
bellion, and was Grants candidate for chief
justice after its close, is well enough skilled
in bending the supple hinges of the knee to
win his way even in Spain. 1t ought to be
always borne in mind that Caleb
Cushing is one OF those inveterate,
their party in 1860, and who
have now succeeded to the high honor of
leading tbs republican organization on tc
destruction and political damnation. He is
t he WORTHY peer in the great party of moral
ideas Of Butler, Logan, Trenaiue and
Grant. He was too much Of a pro-slavery
man to vote tor Stephen A. Douglas, and
now look at his position!
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less Phil. will be of far greater weight
than the fowery descriptions of profes-
sional magazinist like Custer. On the
whele, the Sentinel must repeat that if the
administration and its servants are trying
to keep emgrants out of the Black Hills
they are taking the most wonderful methods
of accomplishing that design. The country
will be swarning with settlers before next
winters snow il on the oround
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01
LEGAL IQTIQEa
STATE OF LOUDDIkUA
SECOND DmTsrcr COURT FOR rHR PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

X now ,yE, TAArwHEREAs CoHRfD AABRu-
n ster having purchased ct a sala made on the
twenty second day Of May, ls75 By Z. E. Girardey,
euel oneer, BY virtue Of an order Of this court.
dated April Il 1875, in tina matts1 Of che success
30; Ssss; Of 9sll rafh%1n si7 the 1rRsrty
Row, all persons inteleseed herein who can -
up any right, title or claim IN and to aid prop
erty, in consequence of any inf0rmA1ityin the or
der. decree or Judgment OF the court undeSH hich
the sale Gas made, or Of any i6eguiafity y lille
ealtty In the description and advertisement or ap
SALE or for any other defect whatsoever are here.
by cited aud admonished in the name # the State
Of Louisiana. and of the Secoud Dstrlot COurtl)r
the parish Of Orleans sitting on st. Ann, between
thirty days from the day this moniti0n 10 first pub.
iisAed why the sale 90 made should not be con.
DESCRIPTION Of property:
improvements thereon, all rights. ways. priv.
leges or servitudes andsappurteoAnce thereunto
belonging. situated in the First District OF this
city in the square bounded BY Julia. Dolhonde Cor
DoIyenot4 Poydras md B-oad ets, designated
D'Hemecourt, deputy city surveyor. Lott Nos. 2,
3, and adj0in each other, and measure each IS
feete inches front on Lila street. by 100 feet in
depth, between parallel ines lot No. 20 measures
% feet inches lneS ffNnt ION Poydras street ~
lot No. 10 nd 81 feet lines depth on the side
Of loo No. 81, and % feet inches In width in the
rear: said property having been acquired by The
vendor from Dr.. 3. c. Reard.
hereto sets his O4cial signAture and tho seal of
this hoporable court this second day of July, 1875
and the ninety ninth year Of the independence Of
New Orleans, July 2, 1875.
FRANK PACE JR. Clerk iva IL an2
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH ALPHOASE PESSOU
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1872

RY G. DE FERIET e CO.-JoHN G..
- Monrose. Auctioneer-OhiceN No. 50 Royal street.
TIE MERCHANTS and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street.. between Customhouse and Canal streets,
viii be cold at public auction, by virtuesof an
ond District Court for the parish Of Orieps listed
July w. The ssSxing Described n
ated in the Third district Of this city, in 'i the
square bounded by Louisa, Clouet. RobertsS6 and
Claiborne streets designated by the Nos. AID q,
measure, each 81 feet front on Louisa street, BY
81 1ss
IN the Third District Of this city in squa bounded
BY st. Claude. MaraiA Keslerea nd Columbas
on st. Claude street, by ITO feetin DEPTH French
J. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in
bounded by Agriculture, Industry and MatSiide
streets and by the property formerly belonging to
lots. NUMBERED from onss 5 eisssn inclusive. Lot
No. l. forming the corner Of Mathilde and Industry
streets; and measures 81 feet lnch lines front on
3,4,56 :, 8, 9. 10, measure each 81 feet front on
Mathllde street. BY lls feet n DEPTH Lot No II,
the Of e and
on Mashilde street, by lls feet in depth.
Terms-Qne thru cash on the spot, and the bal
ance on credit of one and two years. in notes or
coupons of the purchasers. bearing eight per cent
interest per annum from the date Of sale until paid
and secured by vendors privilege and mortgage on,
the property sold; the purchaser or purchasers to
cause the property sold to be insured il one of
the solvent insurance companies Of this city until
full and final payment Of said notesor coupons,
and to transfer tho policy Of said nsuonce to the
holder or holders of said notes: and finally to pay
all lawyers fees, which fees are xed ct five per
cent on the amount sued for in case of suit for
the recovery of the amount of said notes cou.
pons, orsmy part thereof and to assume beyond
and above the price q adjudication the payment
of all the taxes for year 1875 payable In 1876.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of 1Fchasers, before
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01

Eliza J. Colhoun W.. John II. O'Connor.
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FoR The PARISH OF
- ORLEANS No. 7sO9:-By virtue Of writ Of setz-
of sfe
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
tomhouse street :. in the second Dis'riGf Of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, September I, 1875, 1t twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS ~ GROUND, together
with sll the rights Ways servitudes, privileges
and advantages theIeupto belonging or in any
First Bstn Iii: city in S number t 81 aSs
three 4 bounded .by feten Gate New Leveej.
lots numbers fourt b, sixteen, seventeen, eight
~ "na sv swo
sg ss dun = az. a. ss
q isafy 6: pibBis. late notary pubic in this
follows. to Wit: ut numb0e fourteen measures
the tn, same . width IL tho rsar By one hun.
lots numbers sixteen 70 twenty inclusive.
ssSs inches front
ene hundred and nine feet four inches in depth.
between parallel linaA and lot number twe1Gy-
street the same d Width in Ssi reS1 ~ one hum
three quafteS llkss in depth on the side toward
seven inches two lpes in depth GU the line divid-
ing it,from lot number twenty'eight: Beqg the
same property ahch the dsfsnoant herein &C.
per act dated first Of October, 1873. passed before
P:Ch1Eles Cuveliier, late notary public in this
Seized ii the above sust
''' o>'H W 'A' EUGENE fGSsi wAoaAmAS
,,e ., Civil Sheriff Of tse Parish of Orleans.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN BROwNLEE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
NJ 3805l.

oecond District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
NJ 38,051.
DY G. DE FERIDT Il CO.-JOHN G!MON.
ID roqe Austioneer-Oface No. 50 RoyD street.
On WEDNESDAY, August II. 1875, It twelve
oicl0ekN, in trent Of the Crescent" Saloon, Al
giere. nth District, viii be sold 3 public auction,
judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
Of ORLEANS, dated July g. $50, the following do.
CkkT1fI Lot OF GROUND. situated in
Bellsville. Fifth District Of this city, Algisrs,
being lot No. - square 10. 8 bounded by vatlette,
AmsEfcan measure. 8 fese9 inches nn1o front On
ANx 6t1eet s. 1bot2 inches IN aep9h betVoen equal
Tssas1c. & q Il, spet. 8. ~ -t S.
A0to q 80 9 tAo e4ponoe Of the purchAooID,
before william h Seymour, notary public.
jyll II "a 81 eu7 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01

=. ,e;phbors, and by conquest and annexs-
~. .;on has shown its power Of growth. Fer
o c,y country not to increase II territorial
SSan az, would render It ~ a1omaly in
S;story. We must increase or We must
diminish, we DO 1 not annex mex our pi hs
.n US. Not soon, to be sure, not in The
.me of this generation, because thalife Of
an individual is but dot in She Me of B
.aton, but sooner or later, BY ths eatarA
course ofevents, that era will certainly come.
Ia the place of decrying aay annexation
Man the press and parties Of tho coustry
should unite in bailiDg any and all addi-
.ioas OF territory to our Rational domain,
a. these acts show the internal prosperity
and external reputation of our nstiosol
government. The destiny of the United
ststes is to extend over all North America,
and perhaps further, and it viii not be
many years ere that destiny is fulfilled
O., Yna,:c '<,lOhe
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The City q New Orleans vs.. eacints Aieix.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT g &C CoYRr FOR TIE PARIsa
TER fscias to %e directed By the ho the sape
alive entitled snse. %r city taxes Of 1874. I
the 16rchants and Auctioneer1 Ukclapge, Royal
street. between DIAL and Custsmhon9e streets.
in the Second District of this city, on THURSDAY,
September 2 1875. At twelve o'clock NJ. the fsl.
ONE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated in
tho Second District Of this city in square number
DscatW streeSS dssig d1ted AIT humber four ar
teen, measuring twenty feet on Ursulines street ,
by seventy 3ve feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GR0DD, situated in
the Third District Of this city, IN sqlare number
two ET hundred and seventy BY RaEp.rt,
mated ~ lot number nine, MEASURES twenty four
feet on Rampant street, by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth.
in the Third District OF this city. Milnsburg. COM
mencRg at Lake and Msrigny streets, measuring
ninety two feet by one hundred and nifty feet in
depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
iy3l aul5 se2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana
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Second District Co1rt for the Parish Of Orleans-
N0.37,233.


ny. @. bk fERiRT A. Ce.Jom g.
street-SATURDAY, August Il, 1875. 1t twelve
O'Clock NJ, 1t the Merchants and Auctioseefg' BIZ.
change Royal street, between Customhouse md
virtue ef an order from the Hon. A. l. Tiss0t,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the par1fH
Of 0fieDs. dated July 8. 1875. the following do
4 CERTAIN LbT OF oRoUND. tegethes with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
bounded by Apollo, Euterpe. Bacchus and Terpsi
chore streets designsted by the No. 6 Of square
No. SO. Said lot measures, French measure 30 feet
between 0ual and parallel lines.
TermsICash on the spot.
Act Of sale 1t the expense of the purchaser BE-
fore tn. Buisson, notary public.
ALSO,
SATURDAY, Auguat II. 1875, at 10 A. NJ. at No 50
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HouaEHoLD FUR
N1TURE. jy9 10 "a 81 su7 IA
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QUARANTINE.
PRorLAntATsoN " THF eovkRNoa.

PaorLAntATt0N " THF eovfRNoa.
-ls STAT. = LouurA,aj3
Kew Qsleae June 10, BS
NHAREA, In oct Of the tsEislstulS splroved
March Is, 1855, entitled An oct to establish qusr
antine for the protection x the State" provides
thst the Governor Of the State shall issue his
proclamation, upon the advic6 Of the Boaia Of
Hesltn. declaring any place A1D aereshAp be
fictitious diseass exists, to b m ectea place. and
stsung the number Of dsge Of qp.santine to be
performea by the vessels. their passengers. o.
GERS and crows coming from such place Of places;
And q
Whereas. rhs Bssrd Of Hs6th o. the stats Of
Louisiana has oficiall ssquested that proclams.
ton Of quarantine be made against tho ports of
Havana and Vera Cruz to take effect on and after
the tenth Of June, 1875; ~
Now, therefore. 4, William T. Kellogg Governor,
of til Stateef Louisiana issue tits my proclama.
ton. declaring quarantine OF ten days against
each Of said ports. this term Of ten days to begin
to count from the depsrtureoY the vessel quaran-
tined from the infected port On the voyage to the
Dort of New Orleans
Given under ny hand. and the seal Of The State
'hereunro attached, this tenth day Of june in the
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy
fve and of the Independence Of the United States
the ninety. ninth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
~ the Governor:
y. DURAND,
assistant Secretary Of State.
y STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, )
New Orleans, juno 80, 1875
In sceofdancs with to official request of the
Doard Of Meath OF the STATE Of Louisians this
day received, the provisions of the foregoing
proclamation are hereby extended to the port Of
Key West, Flagida.
Given undSRmy hand. and the sal Of the State
hereUnte attached, this thirtefh day Of June in
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and seven
ty.fve, and Of the independsnce OF tho United
States tho nipety-ninth.
WILLIAM r. KELUOGG.
b the Governor
\. DURAED,
Assistant Secretary OF State. jyl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01
By Sheriff Waggaulpn.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE FRANCIS ANDERsO,
BOYLE, DECEASED

Secon1 District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 37,77O. u
RY VIRTUE OF AND n OBEIaENCE TO AN
ID order of sale rendered June Is, 1875, to me
directed by the honorable the Second District
Court fer the parish Of Orleans. in tho above en-.
titled matter. will proceed to Hat public auc.
ton at tt Drcha1ts and AnctionA8 rs' Exchange
Roya2 street, betwele Car and Custophoase
stree: in the Second District. Of this cfsy, on
MONDAY August 2, 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ. for
Ia CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, desiguated
by the number one on . plan drawn by Ld0s
Surgi, late surveys, dated twenty fth Of April,
l849, originally deposited in the Office Of o. H.
Perry. late notary public in this city: which
square is bounded by Common, Clarke and 0ravi6f
streets and HagAn avenue, 1ud is divided On said
plan into thirty lets, numbered one to thirty
TTE oxs.HALF OF SQUARE designated a.
nun1eef seven on s.ld plan. which sid square is
divided into Thirty lots, numbered one to THIRTY
inclusive. aud is bounded y Common. GenOis,
Graviee and Telemachus streets which said one
half square 10 that nearest to Telemachus street,
Terms-L The sum of six hundred dollars or
thereabOuts, being the pr0bAbl1 amount of taxes
dueon said propeftY and the costs of sale cash ON
the spot. 2. And t66 balanceet one and two years
ledt. in equal parts 10 noteS Of the purchaser to
his own order and by MIN Endorsed, secured by
mortgageon said property bsaring id1fest at six
eight pef cent eventual interest after maturity, If
not paid ndplally, with The caulp OF non alien.
andO. and attorneys feeoat Eve per cent in case
ofsuit.s
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
in ii 10 aul Civil Shelf Of 4hePadsh Of Orleans.
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By q. Ds4@o Co. !
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS DAc1gR.


Second District IT. TO-! s ssa r"'h of Orleans
by G. DE FERRET ACO.-yoHN G. MON
- observation-disclosures so Royal street.
SATURDAY. August 81. 1875, ct twelve O'Clock NJ,
et the Merchants and AectioSeers Exchange,
Royal street. betwee& Cusomhouse and Canal
an order from the Hon. A. l. Tissot judge Of the
Second District Court foy the parish Of Orleans,
erty, for account Of said succession
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situsted. in the
Second District Of this e5ty, in the beunded;
Sad lot measures 81 fsetA inches S lines froff on
Marais street, by So feet II inches ~ lines in
with the very handsome family residence and 1t.
tic. covered with states. being No. 50 Maras street.
containing three rooms, Btair lAnding, kitchen
containing two rooms, two cisterns hydrant, fruit
trees, privy, ETC.. The yard 10 paved with brick.
Terms-Cash or the spot.
Act Of sale before John LaIesche. at the expense
of the purchaser. jyl1 "a 81 AMI IA FL
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PROPOSALS.
New Orleans Pacific Railway Company.

sealed proposals for cash are invited and wilkpe
:sceived up to August l, at the Company's Office,
No. % Magazine street under the St. Jane Hotel,
Or the following described work:
AL the GRADUATION, CRUSHING and CLEARING
between Alexandria and Nstchitoches, Louisiana,
sixty miles more or less. The%work will average
shout three feet embankment, and for more than
half The distance through open fields. Bids will
Se received for sections Of five miles or for the
whole distance. Also, CY eEsS CROSD TIES for
.he whole distance or for session Of one mile
:he :es 10 be nine feet long, hewed on two par
ALE: sides to q face of seven inches heart and
sever inches thick. To be distributed over the
line as will hereafter be directed by the chief
engineer. at the rate Of 264O to the mile.
Tho company reserve the right to reject all bids
f. b. WHEELOCK,
President Few Orleans Pacific Railway Compaog
.v!i cod I'd %
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EUGENE WAGGAMAE
The City of New OFle1no W.. John l..
Uunica.

SWERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. SO ,l7d BY virtue of writ Of
peror District COURT for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. fox city taxes of 1874
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets. in tho
Second District of this city, ON THURSDAY, Sep.
6bcribed property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND, situated in
the Firpt District Of this city, in square number
0ne hundred and ninety, bounded by Prytsnia
Erato, st. Charles and ITALIA streets designated
Is lots numbers Of and two measuring sxt four
feet OH Prytania street, bysOne huAdred and TWEEN
tyeight fest ON Rrato street.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-0ash on the spot. D
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
jy3l sul5 SEE Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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SUCCESSION NOTICES, .

Succession Of Henry NJ. Hyams *and
Laura 4. q Hysms bis wife.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. Ne 4, l5l.LwheIeas, Isaac Smith
Hysps has petitinled the court for letters
Of administration on the estate Of the late Hen.
y N. Hyams and Laura NJ s. Hyams. his wife. de-.
ceased, interstate. Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show co1se within ten
days why the prayQ of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By orderof the Court.
jy3l au4 Sc FRANK PACE. IN Clerk
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C0NSfABLEs' SALES.

eAme; 0nUD " 0amA-SAcouA JuatioD Court
for the Parish Of Orleans, 1ps TO q i and IA
RY vIRT0I OF THREE WRIrS OYTIRRI YAC1As
~ to os directe4 By tha Hen. ". q. Dal1le9
leans, in To ebsRe staEa0 snt4e 1m 'Yuooool
e al ct public, auction. q my VaEehonsa, Ne.
80 Peydfae cesoet. IN oA3U1DlY, August Z, 1S7S,
4 Lot or HOuDknOLD FURNlTURI.
Seized IN the abovo otate1 suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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THE SFATE oFLouIs1ANA. 4.
18TH DISTRICT COURT nor THE PARISH OF
ORLEhSS

MRS. MARIE DUvIELH ". PIERRE CAUHAPE
AI husband-N0. 1851.
T HEREBY CERTIFY THA9a ON THE THE
4 twenty fourth day Of Juue Ha7s. Judgment ives
r0dered In this court inthe entitled suit in the
words and figures followinD to Wit:
Mrs Marie 5dvielh vs.. Pierre CAuhape, her hus-
In This case. the court considering the answer of
the defen6Antf n the law am the evidence being
in favoe of plaintiff 1t is ordered, adjudged and
decreed thai there be Judgment II favor Of
plaintiff. Mrs. Marie Duvielh, and against Attend.
ant, Pierre Cadhape. her husband, decr9 Ding .
separation Of property and . dissolution e the
eemaanity Of aeqnests and gains Heretofore ex-
listing betveeu the said parties. It 10 further .
and RECOVER Of the dItsndaat, Her husbsai. the
sum Of $780, with legal interest thereQA from N
dicial demand to wit: June II, 1875, bill paN,
aD@ costs Of suit and that the sd plaintiff be
and she 10 hereby authorized to assume thu -
ninistratfOn of her soparste pMapAernal prpp
erty. "a
JUDGMENT rendered Jane "A, f87S
Judgment signed June %, 1875.
IN testimony whereof. have hereunto Get nv
hand and affixed the seal of tho said court ct thu
city Of New Orleans, on this twenty.ninth day OF
June, in the year Of our lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy five, and the ninety ninth
yesr Of the iRdep sndence Of the.plt1ed statos.
jy3l1Ru2~ PAUk T. ABADW, Deputy Clerk.
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The City Of New Ooleans VS.. Antonio do
MonssteriO.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. eA644.-By virtue of a Writ
of feri facias 10 me- directed by the honorable
leans, in the above entitled cause for city taxes
Of 1874, will proceed % ell at public auction. 1t
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
tho Second District of this city, on THURSDAY.
September Q. 1875. 1t twelve o'clock NJ, the fol.
'0 cNa cs ssfaHso nSf 81 o6ND situated in
the First District of this city, in square number
four hundred and four bounded by Canal Robert
son, ClaibOrn6and GsDquet streets, designated -
lct&nmber one, measuring ffty -One feet Oh Canal
street, by eighty feet In pth.
Seized in the above suk
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WA00AMAN
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s.t SHE srATE OF LOUISIANA a
SUPREME COURT 0F THE STArE OF LOUISIANA
NILfhAM DRNNISsON IA. THOMAS ACCoR,
mack at al-No 44OS

I'm NOTION OF B. c. ELLIOTT, ESQ, OF
" counsel for the defenda@6 aud appellees, All
on showing to the court the plaintiff and appel:
representatives are not known to the mov0f and
have not made themselve parties herein, 1t is or.
dismissed in default of the appearance of said
proper representatives AitAm three months Hom
the publication of this motion and onaer.
hereby certify the foregoing to be q the and
f,ithfal extract from the minutes this a6nora
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
handend affixed the seal Of the said court at the
city Of New Orleans, this thirtieth day of April
in the year of eur Lord one thousand eight hun
dyed and.eeventy-6ve.
iy27 aug 30 JOHN W, HOWELL Clerk