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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-15

RY g. K. GIRARDEY, AUCrIoNEER-
- once No. 81 Camp street.-WEDNESDAY, Jan
nary ., 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the 1T.
Charl Auction ESct - "a. IN IT,. rftunda of the
nc auction by and N pursuance of an order from
the Hon. william Woods. Judge of the Circuit
Court, acting during vacancy n TIE Office of
Judge of the United States District uourt for the
Di trict Of Louisiana. ds ed December II, 1875 and
rendered in the above enttl, d matt er, the follow
ing cribeh propertv, 70 wit
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND established as a
sugar plantsfion, and known as the P0iute aux
thenes plan alion, situated. living and being /,
the parish OF plaquemi- rs, IN his State or the
right bark of the Mississippi river al distance
of alb Mt twenty two miles below the city of New
o. leahs, having aud measuring % arpents front
by 10 arpents il depth together with the double
concession in the rear, com ming about 67n ar
penis, bounded above by the plara lou now or
lately OF L,vtrgne Where, and below by Other
lands formerly belonging tn Al guste Reggie and
now Or lately to Octave Reggie together with me
sugar M y and machinery and Z Il other bnlluug
ana Improvements on said sugar plantatiot con
sis1iig PAR in large and commud Gus TWO.
story brick and name dwelling, sugar house mi !
complete. large stable and barn a, d sbOu twenty
double catl' s. all ready for use. With th- plant b.
Il m viii BE- sold about lC9 acres of rattoons
I he above described property il sold b ct 70
ire following stryiude. That Octave krggio,
ow"er of the tt co of and Dining said p'iut,,
ll'n on th' lower boundary, shall have th pfiyi-
ie2e up to me tive nj v 81 veIth day OF November,
the s..d plantation, he the said u, NV. Reggie.
pay ing his share pIerot ion OF the ei renss +.
so doing.
Terms and Conditions One half ccsh, and the
remainder on a credit OF one year, he purchaser
to furnish his note. secured by mortgage and
vendor s lien on The property id, b aruG eight
per cent pit ann'!m interest from the day q sl g
until ma payu ent five per cent at iOrne, g fees
III w NJ OF SUIT TO enforce payment of Il g same.
Act OF sale at the purchaser expense. before "
1. Ducros, Eco notary public. dei5 % % las
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Factors and Irader.' Insurance Company
We. Mrs. Fannie Men ,iry Geldwel,.

Factors and 4 rndere, lnsuru nee Company
We. Mrs. Fannie Men iry Caldwell.
, INlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans No. t98.-By vir,ue of writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the fifth District Court the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, Between Canal and
city, on SATURDAY, Jaruary Is, 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property to
wit
|. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with al, the
buildings and improvements u eieou, rights, WAYS,
privileges and advantages thcreunto belong 9 or
bounced by Josephine, Coliseum, jackson and
Chestnut streets in the F8uI tn District of d is
city, designated by the number fifteen on a plan
drawn b, b. f. Nichols. architect, the ninth of
April 1851, and deios I'd in the Office of W. l..
Poole notary public ia Til CITY, tor reference
said lot measures twenty eight fe, four II ches
front on said Josephine street by Ous hundred and
twenty feet in depth, between ear tlrl lines Amer
lcan measure. Beng The same property acquired
nv the defendant her in BIZ purchase from s. niue
R1wlir $, by act p8s-ed before raid Il tary W.
l., Poole, on the thirtee tn 0 Nav 1867.
2. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROITSb, situ
aed in the same squa herein abog. deserted
de iSnat-d by the n miner fourteen, IN tn same
htniesai1 plan, bS NicIal-, arci oct, ann al.
joining said lot numb Ii te III, measuring VENT
,!tht iett Jour inches f.oat on said Josephine
street, by QUE hundred and Nv. nty re t ia dent ,
between parallel does, American e.sure. Being
Inc sauie property acquired by the de fenua Il
heril by purchase frnn john BAPTIST, Uni uner
this city, OF the tweDty-fitn of Nav, 1867; she
having scquii ed boil SAID proper ties with her own
separate fun d..
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
del5 rs j2 Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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John G. Stevenson VS.. Jesse Biliin
LNfTH DISTRICT COZ RT FOR THE
fieri tacias against charles M Iilbrnn
rected by the honorable the ki'th Dist
for the parish of orleans, in the above
cause, | will proceed TO sell at public n
THURSDAY, december ~ 1919. at hal
o'clock a NJ, at my warehouse, Nus Z
leans street, between Royal and Bourbo"
In - Second district Of this city, the oll
scribed property, to wit
TIM fUkNiTCks, GOODS AND PIaNO
nom the Vi-nna Garden, No In q, mDo
~ p.r inventory which may bo seen Ia ~
keized in the above suit
Terms-Lash on the spot a.
dell Is 10 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DIR. b. WASSERZUG
No. 1875 Canal street, Up stnirs,
In reply TO many inquiries both from residents
and parties at distance would announce that he
mas devoted many years 10 the treatment and
CURE or NERVOUS DISEASES
arising from physical debility exhausted vitality.
OF other diseases caused By early g cesses, prema
ture decay or old age and by his long experience
enabl d to tIGAnANt kE lMMEllArE RhLIbF
AND P8NMASENr CURE.
While fully aware of the opprObium attached to
quacks who announce their skill through long ad.
vertisemrnts ! r. WA EkZitti bein. a stranger
is compelled to seek the medium OF the uress to
make 5 | eat on known, but would Invite the suf-'
ferins who doubt his medical knowledge to call
and see his Diplomas from the highest olleges in
the world
Medicine is a progressive Science and only those
who like D.. WAS>kRZt q, have had years Of EFT
perence and have thus perfected their treatment
OF Nervous Diseases can with certainty Guarantee
a Cure.
DR. WASSFRZUGS treatment is mild and pleas.
ant He does not weaken the constitution and
then rebuild it, hut by a careful economy o. the
strength of the patient and scientific assistance to
nature he secures speedy and permanent cure
DIR b. v N.SERZuG,
No 1875 Canal street, IN Stairs
7. \. See DT. Wasserzugs advertisement in an.
other column MOI ly
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With netting in the dispatches to have much
lhnuenet icIors aptta "a 10 meet the demand al
yesterday clio ing lat \, but the movement as
checked by the mcIta sGg scarcity of freight
room. especially for Ii. erpsol, aud the sales
lug the morning scalc'ly reached 20O0 bale, afr
which buS-rs came forward with more spirio and
took $3.50 bales, mi krg total, as noted above Of
1850. Prices exhimted some IRE ulait, factors
in several Eases pting ub.rs which they II,
refn-td Ne-ttidae while olners dtsil able lst 8
OF the kinds mo IN request commander outside
rat soni- au. '.itts arcOIr ingly por ed Ih-
market eaeIer, and Oth.is that it wss st. al, .
Moth ng tIai eph'd TO inScate any quotsble IA
ton. lhe putltcatlo of the National Coti Oh E1
chance crap rep", ioI November had 10 2.rcepI
ible Influence
The Tor the past ~ rae days sum up q aOO
bales (O,m0 on - ,'day 1850 yes erdsy, incndiL
lOO not reported until O-usy, ana 1850 to d4y)
agSnst q 80 m he c r espohding time iast :, ek
Rec ipis since RI da evening So 6s3 bales, en-
hrse'ng 40 rom ntler delvety rorIs 10 which
Galveston, etc and 30 343 proper az int 26 6gi
pr per last nud 2s.i46 ia.t y. ar to,a ~ pr
year-incTeas. 81 20.
The txports e"npn.e 4o,2l2 bales, .mb ing
4 lo6 to L ve,po.l So To Gr,msby tor "rd. re-
IS 6 fsr Hayrg, $50 TO, Go ,ennnr. III fer .rce
Iona, 842 iof Genoa a d 2i2s for New'Ylk
me txehanse I'll gralns make The ,ceipts al
80 672 bates, agalns ,9oa We ~ d 80 s3s al
yrar, and since FRAY 20 78l Ii, aga,ns, "a $50
last AID lO6 $50 last s,a,. rcral 81 cr August
81, Sol 35l bal.s. ag inst ,02 202 up to Mon,ay
29538)-increase l!9ilg
Brila u s. s47 bales. against l3,4is asst week ami
1850 last ,esI and 10 the cour 81 653 ball
against n, ~ last week and IL 23l last YEA
stocks at all the delivery polts made up TO 70
$50 OFT bales, against $50 657 last week and n 69
lasu year.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared ID rors to-das's export) KS, ,68
6aes, embracing 1881 for Live,poo,, 2l,3s3 fuI
H.vre, 5 As tor he North sea- 5,28 TOR B rui.n
Sc ior SPAN, 5397 for the Medi,eIraneai d, and
1913 for cOasws- p1rs leaving D. esses accord.
ing TO is count al 10 NJ 49, .04l bal.s Ii W.
dFou't ON this the amount sold, hnt not vet
delivered, the b.la CO will be abou 90 900 ta'es
TO represent the qualtity unsO'd, y large part OF
which is wiThheld from the market. in transit
or not vet sampled.
At aoan odaV middling was qlOtsd at G5lvee-
ton It l2Se. at Mobile ~ l2ac; At Savannan A.
IL 3.l6ci Al Chariesto ~ l2h l3c; ut W lin ng,on
Al l2ssr; AT Norfolk at &c III BAL imorr 1t l2A q
I3t; ~ New York Al 10 To-; AZ Boston ~ 1874 at
Memphis AZ I2ea. and 81 Augusta a, i24c.
The B9enange reports, "sslos 1850 bales. Mar
k6t steady,n
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AUCTION SALES.
By R. M. & B. J. Montgomery.
49,
r NJ. e. B. J. MONTGOMERY,

GEN ERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE,
Office ArmOry Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
Tn.weekly sales of every description of house
hold furniture, Mirrors, Pianos arpets Mattresses
ETC., on tuesdays, THUkSDAYs and SATURDAYS
at Auction Room, No. 60 Camp street, commencing
at II A. NJ.
Semi weekly sales of Horses. Mules, Buggies Car
rages, etc, at sales stables, No. 10 Baronne street
near Gravier, OH WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
commencing at IL A. NJ.
out door sales of every description promptly A.
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of real estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni
ture OF every variety to be found in the city al
their show rooms, Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kind i'll the south, they solicit portion of the
public patronage, both in their line as auctioneerf
aud dealers IN furniture. ia1 1y
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Mutual National sank of New OrIrnn. W.


SIXTH DlSTRI T COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ Orleans, No d09i. By virtue of writ OF seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause, ! will pro.
coed to sell at public auction, at the Mrr.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customnouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city, on "A I RpA' j n,
NARY l5 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ, The following
described property, 10 wit
Cthi AIN LUr OF GROUND, together with al.
the buildings and improvement - IN, renn and ap
pnrtenances thereof, situated in the Third District
OF his city, designated by the pumber twenty.
two in the square bounded by Clouet, Cssacslvo,
Greatmen aud Mcniegut sire, on plan of Eau.
bourg tlouet, which lot measures. in French
measure, SIXTY fee cont ON Couet street, b, one
hundred and fnTiy feet in depth the who'll more
or less Being the same property which the iate
Nico as Ba rns acquired by purchase fr M FIJI min
Mhard, as spJears by an act pass. d before Abe
DreyiOus notary public IN this city, on the sec.
oDh dav of December, 1864
Seized in tue above suit
Terms Cash on the spot.
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The fol owing the sales. zee ipts and exports
OF The pnncipal ARTICLES i0r the past tnree da, s.
Meteoro,oxica, aud Kiver Report.

The following statement of the weather and
rivers is furnished by the ciGna service office sta
toned at .ew Orleans:
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BANKS AND BANKING,

BANKS AND BANKING,
I .OUIsIANA SAVING. BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Sl...."..........Camp street................5l
CAPITAL. s500.OOO.
&C. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President
Directors
e i. G Keller, " T. ThSkA glSe'
W. B. SCHMIDT, JANIS JACKSON.
3. @. PALMER
This company iHsures against loss by burglars
thieves and me at low rates and its capital gives
Small deposits received and six per cent inter,
esi per annum, payable semi-annually.
iylllv JOHN ), WALTON, Cashier.
CiTiZENs' SAVINGS BANK.
"a BANK FOB SMALL sAvIKGs)
Grunewnld Hail.
Six per cent Compound Interest.
;eassos AEasTsose T Ts M sg HasAM'
n BtHNER. =
GUBERNAT0R, President
"aow 10 Get Rich sent tree. apaO "
NEW ORLkANs HAVINGA INaTJTU.
~ TlON, No. l5s Canal street Trustees- Dr.. ".
Newton Mercer L. 7. Generes, David Urquhart,
george Jonas John Q. Gaines Thomas A. Adams
Schneider, Charles j. Leeds, Samuel Js,nison.
Interest Allowed On Depssits.
L. p. 0RNKRRs. President
CHAalss KusHAw, Treasurer. splsIy
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NO. 80 ItU.
PY VINCENT 4 Coz. VINCENT. AUG.
- tione"r.-Will be sold, on THURSDAY d. CEN.
Der u 1915, at II a. NJ. al III resid, nee cor
her OF Fonlth aud 4 ollst IN f Gets, virtue OF
All er from The Eon' Tab!e the iulge of the y g.
nnd ii4t l"t tourt for pa Al of Orleans. dated
Decemeri ., l8.5 No. 5000, IN the matter of the
utces SION u W g. Robinson dare ed
THE hSrlRE HOUSEHOLD AND KI CHEN FIR.
NlIIRE, cunsstlH of furniture OF hes, Glass. al. o.
SlLvERWARt sud va itus Effects, ave- Il IL OIL
PAINTINGS b. Cooper and other masters, end a
sell cted LIBRARY
Terms-t Cash on the SPOT. de1O 1928
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Flerl Factns neain.t Miss q. no.

In ne matter of the bra mug Commas or
the First Draining district PRAYING L,
homplOgatlon OF tie assessment roll
g. PERI X DISTRICT IUt TT X THE p,
~ Of orleans, No rs 935 $50 S57 of the Il,
docketi- By virtue of % writ of fer
against Miss Glaudin 10 me directed 4,
honorable the superior District Court for II,
ISL OF rIeans in the above entitled rause
proceed TO sell at public auction, Mt tie Mrti
and auetionerrs' Exchange, Royal street i,
Canal and ustoInhouse streets, in the !.
District of this city, on WE'D ESDAi. Dece- i
lHI5, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following desc
property, 20 wit
FOUR Lots OF GROUND 4Nn IMPRovgyV
in the Set1 d district numh' Is tiife.a 10 r1H
IN square NUN ,er three huIdrcd and thTir
bonded by anal, Custom house Rnch-bsrs
Dorge"ois str' cts, IN. assuring: Luts uumb.p Al
ana siy zen, each, thirty ieet on Cu.tanS
street and one hundred and Ii 81, let
inches deep; II nun Der fevett.- II has tLirft 4
CustonhOuse street, one hundred and Mty,r
eight inches on the line Of iot lumber nj
o hundred ant ten tcet IN the line of o
Der eighteen, hence about o3ty e'grt f-r
second depth or all OBJ QUE | lie. 10 the res I
1t ueasul es eleven teet eleven inch ,hr.t
I'M humber eigh cen has thu I y nine feet n
inch two lirrs on Cnsronhuuse street, ors
dred and ten feet on the line of LIT nnmber,l
teen, aid about one hund'ed and twenty n
the sd nearest Rnchehltve street.
Seized III the above suit
Trlms-Cash on the spot.
4. GENE WAGGANAs
nnl3 28del5 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of 0,|
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M.S0hLLAN t;0uS.

RE YOU IN NEED OF MONEY 2
If SO, Apply Mt the Corner. of Dauphine
and ~. Louis streets,
Where second hand Furniture. Men a.. q Women's
Clothing, French, English aud Spanish Booss etc,
ar bought.
Subscription to the Reading Room s. per month.
Goods inspected at home if d. sired.
j. BEGON
de3 ly Corner Dauphne and s. Louis streets
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RIVER REPOkT-3 p. M.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below nigh water mark Of 1874
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HAvRE-Ship Hercules-3s55 bales cotton 1870
stavea
HAyRR-ShIp Beethoven-3Ol0 bales cotton 24O0
slaves
HAVRE-Bark Enterprise H-2073 bales cotton q
bales moss 2400 slaves
LlvkkpthJL- Bark Granton--lO8o bales cotton
1854 bhls ronr ll25 skis olcake 500 atav-s
NEW Notwithstanding New York--2429 bales
cotton 25OO rv hdA $50 bdls hides 2O9 bales hides
Zooo obs molass.s $50 pkgs pa ans 81 cases mdse
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS-SteaLlship Mar
garrt For Cedar K-vs-3l4 bbls flour 20 bhls mo-
asses IL rks bacon 25 SKIS oats 1895 SKIS 20 hhds
ngaI 20 bbls whisky 1913 pkgs mdse For Key
West-l400 bhls -four 25 ties hams ST bbls oil so SKIS
oats $50 ties lard 235 pkgs ndse
IMPORTS.
VERA CRUZ--Steamshp Haytian--E So 689 in
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stock on hand same time last 1888 500
Tod.y's exports embraced 1888 bales o L yer
pool, 1913 to Havre I'll to Barcelona and 24k9 20
New York.
Rtctipi. proper since iasr evening Il .236 bales.
sgl1rs sii" on last Tuesday and IL 514 last wear.
For CONF ara1ve totals for the past three days'
exp.rts and receipts see Alb We report.
iObACCo-The only saie rep0I ted "a day WAS
nhu a. =. The amoabt on sale i- estimated Al 225.
hh1e- We conilnue TO quote Ms fellows: Low lug,
tD1Hc; good s09; tow leaf 81 owe; medium l3u
l4Ho; good l51 nile; fine l8d20e
FkbiaHTS-iest-ea reported q shin for
Hsvre ito arrive) ~ "A % for cOtron AID one IL,
Liverpool tslso TO arfivr) NJ Sd The market con.
tiunes triD with very little on the berth f,,r
Lfveipoo. We quote toi owe:
ny et<am-CottOn TO liverpool, II l6d; to Nes
York III to BostOn, Providence Faii River apd
Ma fimote, va New f0rk, lie; 10 Philadeip ia Ie;
SUGAR to New iork 81 v mid; Asses 81 50 p
OBJ; rice 81; tobacco . TO-
Bv sail-Cotton % Liverpool Nd to Hsvre 3-l6a
S Ice - ~
sUGAR-Only s76 bhds came in this morang. rh+
demand 70 good and the 7, c-ipts al 20 d a pre-.
vious prices Inferior IN quoted at ~ rs ~:
common ~ N6c; good common 6kH; fair 6k a. He
COED fsir on tuily ~ e.; prim. fn1k {;
grizzly prime a7hc; eboice 7Ao; gray G andes
*n8kc; choice yellow CHARMED 81 asr On
shte ciarfed sh0skq white cIaIiaed sS asa
A0MssKS-Only llls bbls and half bbls wrrr
reco,ved this norniry There . . goyd demand
- previous psioes for that not fsrI0en Ing bln
hfmentins u extrsmsly dull and aimost unsals
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By Vincent g. Co.

SUCCESSION OF WALTER G. ROBINSON
HOCSEHGLl FURSI rURE SILvERWARR AND
FINE oil rAlNrINGS BY BEST MASTERS
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By 3. 9ulnauIr.


MRS. WIDOW FMILIE BAUDIRR VS.. WILLIAM
AND SlDNhY RAsCH
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By G. e. Girardey,

MOVABLE EfFECTS, AND THE DOUBLE rwO.
STORY FRAME Unwilling Nos. 43l AND 433
ST. ANDREW STREsT FOURTH DISTRICT
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Fieri Factns ngn,rst wi,,,,,, p.,

81
the matter OF the Draining Commit ns-
the first Draining istrict, prayinr ~
homologation of the Assessment roi io
SCPERloR DISTRICT Co, RT FOR TIip n,
- of rleans, No. 1885 I've. 406 of thn rLAW
dockct- BY virtue of n writ of ficri f,c; o she
William WI Bearing, to me directed by the hoS a1
OF Orleans, in the above entitled cans n
proceed to sell at public auction, at H. l
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Row
between Canal and ustomhousc street" "
Second District of this city, on We NFShi u
c-nber IS, 1878, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the IA
described property, to wit ''lo
TWO LOGS Or Gk uND AND IMPEOvpv,u
IN the First ID str ct, numbers five ana
square number five hundr-,, ard thirty
by PoydI az Lafayette, Galvez and Min, V.u'l
measuring each thirty ihre. fet one incV s ~
drts street, thirty two feet seven incbs.
lines on Latay"' te street, and the foowinsa Il
Lot humber uce has nTt hundred arJsagl
eight oh, On the side nearest NJ 70 straa.
hundred and ten feet five linz GU the Ii,s y
number sis; lot humber six has one hund KY q
fourteen ieet one inch two lines on tie sds
esr ta'v. 2 street. ue
>r-lCL III the above suit
Terins-tash on tn. spot
u wa,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. GirardeY.

THE POINT AUX CBEsES" PLANTATION.
A MOST PRODUCTIVE SUGAR ESTATE. FQUIP.
PED WITH MACHINERY FINE RESIDtNUE
ORANGfRY. ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-15

IN TIE MATER OF ANTOINE GIRAUD. lNDI.
VIDuALLY AND AS A MEMBER OF THE
FIRM OF BLANCHiN 4 GlRAuD.
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by G. r.. GIRARDEY, Auo7IoNEER-

United States District Court for the Dstrict O
Louisiat a i'll bankruptcy-Eo. llIs.
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

VERA CRUz--Steamship Hsytian-- So 639
specie
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-01
on TIE MARCH.
yhe 7,h cavalry Going TO winter
Quarters Agricultural Indians
civilization Invading thc.tiome,
cf Tie SInnN
cf,l,e Stoux.


EN- IpuTE to Fort RICE, u. T.. nGarl
-toEr rHoMrsds, Sept. a. 1915.
torre spondence Of the Press and Ealotaian.
Once it was said that go abovesl lahk
ton and you'll starve,H Hbut Che originator,
We're he to travcEtlic Upper Missouri in
1873, would find himself forced to eN,:
claim, ''go above Yankton and find
plenty evcrywlicrc.' So with us. After
being delayed day from crossing the
river III Randall by thc high wind, We
stole march on old, prob" and sailed
"uer the waters blue during the night,
landed safely on the eastern shore Of this
clangeabe, shifting, muddy stream, and,
took up our march at 3 o'clock p. M, on
The Goth. Our route the first nine miles
led us over grounds belonging to the res
crvation Of the Ynnkton Indians, and it
was pretty sight TO look ut the neat fog
cabins. the cultivated fields, the large
and still growing liaystacks, the busy
teams loaded with corn, potatoes, pump
kins, etc, 'bcinnging to t1csr tt1,si1,,,s..--.t
hu &c load OF watcrmrlons drove up to
the column. and these were offered for
sale -lay ttslSy son- OF The plains Mitllthc
,il OF !. thorough business man, as if he
had done nothing else but sell melons all
his days. Truly, civilization is taking
large strides 10 the front
Talk about starving above Iankton.'
Since our trip up here in the spring Of
1873 the country has changed II great
deal \ mail route has been established,
farms sprung into existence in the cum
ningcst littlc hooks on The prctticst OF
streams, Il large number Of Indians have
departed towards the setting sunin
short, dear Press, Dakota feels civiliza-
lion's grip, young but powerful. even this
-t:ss-trnm its acknowledged boundaries.
and ere many years she will stand shoul-
der to shoulder with her older, but no:
more beautiful, sisters of the. east.
Paymastcr Candec passed through our
camp en- route to st. Paul, Mimi, this
-ltiprnoon, his duties being done, having
madelnis two-monthly payment to the
troops at these lower forts. tsile=boyy
wish him u, s;tej urncy and a soon re:
turn
Weather tne-a slight shower TIL.
morning. L. o. DoliE.