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n son1 Of sone hast thou forsaken mel
thoughts journey through my s1r1t n'gns ana oA''
And thrcug the sstawaJs Of my sou, ano paa5
~ - tbon Vic hoi1ess In thine band tho Key
Wnud'st let them forsh that they might wAoosx at-
TJstan. distant soul, 10 What they ssys
a. wander up and down, yet una no WY
70 ,exd u forth FROM Gun captivity.
IA We have messages for those oa1alae'
And ali dsy long ve bAat against ne sac
Hons then. song my thoughts TO hber1tes
Mahe thou tn turn each one thy frgina' To- 1zS 9.3s
m must through life they daily wasch anu "@@'
Aud in dazk places Of NY soul ahsae7
u.-EARLY v1oLET5.
| soyt- gubsle scent, which Is to ma more eHses
Tb,sn nerfurues that como after, when tas TUE
| IN III the passIon Of her beauty b4oHss
| VAR ryen n this busy Lonaua street.
ThnI' onenest to my soul such sights as neet
| The re. vhcu quite forgetful Of past anoMH
The esrth beneath the suns dss throt~ md s'o"s'
! And sach thing fesis tho luxury OF hea.-
| Thnn ~ hts lhdya vuice to ana who *a0
r. snm1ner twilight 1t haT garden gaf8.
nv fsce not seen - Jet; thou azs the rare
n Fr.t note Of Natures prelude, that b11n9s eo3
re swing lke \ IiTins and varying tuner
| ,tn1 sr4nr1er m ugic v!trates tn the ar
~-phyto Bu.uex Aasaton IN Go'd HoTos.
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man VIM gets paid for wearing th, eccentr1o
Ysnhea,s cnats to proper degree OF dirt1ness>

..,,,,,cr AND SEPARATION IN FRANCE.
a~sana Houssaye, in 8 Paris letter TO the ne"
york tribune, says: There are always e1ea'
rn.nv marriages here, and great many sepafa-
..ao. Made1eine Brchan said OF one Of nel
t-a.,as 1T shall not believe abe is married nnsn
t,a,- ~ her separation-" It WAS another acsfesa
,rtn vrota this famous note: Monsleuf' you
- ~, hand. Whist for7 am not 50 silly as
~ ro.rrv man who has the folly to WISH 70
+I,,rrvma. Let us not Join hands. put sna1o
hs1dsn ii France they say that separ alton
- snaicient remedy for marriage. some
saa;-. d;vo,ce 80 as to marry AGAIN; ou1
80 80 ,aon,a esy that one marriage IL
n,.s+z .,. u have rrince in Paris who re-
p p.;.sd h,a fortune BY marrying with oank' anu
IN VAS recently ca the point OF seha1nS -
~5fa hank to his father-ln-la"' eot ne eo:so =
ed himself By sending nun, ~ )" H.
s soerstea Marriage is honey and atoee.
1io@ Ho scmes it that the woman wastee the money
tli no.hing remains on her Lips ano thoee y, ~ ~
hnahsnd hnt the bitte1nees OF me xAoes ,aa, o.
though the taths1'na SI' that be- bad not
li;nan - Ysnthippe TO the Prince, and Atno9gn
sn vsa not very strong in dreeh, ne nnoss Ns
~ .sS ~ st;s translation OF Socrates. He a! A.
swered his heraldio bon-in-.aW y ano ri m
patch that be sa+ lad maae nanio 'V at the Boarse
mn;n 1rsn'' re.tly sweesened the bitterness OF IN
a. tnan srns fnanciez consoles himself 10. u
a.ees o.s:;., hu the magic phrase, "oaF aaususes
tbe Pfucsss MSos ao wanted LIS ;,9;nas dsagntfe 70
to be Princess .s He ssppe p,re.o ssxssA whe1e did
thst Parp9seM Almost evsrywhsre Of me, for IN
, E". E.".aa s.actly ss il be had picked ny pocAe
es Wasa aai6 to Princess Pongnac, 10 you pa
7ops fathers she burst hanSe1s nte doa 5oq
Princes a. S11 bas 'fs aess ssnF FSnessss ans
sies M 1orth 9v a stiIl less. Bad blood will tell
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! 49,; o,~raanondence New York Times: Ihe
-, +a,i. noanv curious stories about Auaerl-
~. i, Enrona and now and then I feel like
| ,ransIating them. Here arc TWO tnAS VIII 10
|on,a n, interest: ave have just heard says
t,,a F;oaro. ~ frightfal story, the hero OF
vhich ii now in Paris. Three months ago
~r.lrv in love existed between two merchants OF
M y6vk Mr.. Fergus MacCle1lan, domici1ed st
M ~ Broad street, and Samuel O'Deary' nVang
n M. 4e Wall street. Both were paying ssten-
tion to a young girl whose name We 1ee1
bound to suppress. 0ne day, without not'"
fvine either Of her lovers, Rne euooen'5
. III Nev York. Despair uni1ed the t"o
! enem;es. who resolved to set cut togeener III
aesrch of the fugitive and to have an explains
: ion with .evolvers when she WIS found Una
started for Europe, the other eea1cneo u ame4 M
. M;sa - was with her father in Calcutta, he
iarsl,v adyfeed his rival By telegraph, and pro
4;ysed to him the following arrangement, "hicn !
aeeePsa 1he} u nopa MOVES bv eay
r e.h1a The stakes to be the life Of one OF me
:. r1.vera. The gamo Was began, and lasted nlne
!. aRaas aRs1s Mr. MacClellan. who remained IN amer
has tgst lo:t rmsa tie ssnsa IT, o1e.ry 81 ths'
i TscSieian had blown his brains out Mf,
n'nsarv leaves for Calcutta to-day; It remains
- ~ ha seem whether the young girl the STAGES u
Ibis mortal game will nave ansinpg ,h ~ " nnmbe
IL gstqsa nousss ahi Il sst
and could be have done that
NJ Last soq3 se # BE- ~: SUMMED ssaS ds1s Il
ID true The other stoL5 a,noo,eiv oan rich youn
tsn tsn Fl %o's' translate Pstit
q %.ss5 et ebvsns hs
ne | ii the complnaLon uo A. Ia cannot veil bu
atng s s6o b. has ss,
made by tie most fashionable end moss ,nrna
Ike tailor the city =na then {a1 @ for tw
th, Of his exact sue 70 "eal 49, ta ran persoual
oit weeks The writer sa5s s4.s sss sean the vorku
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| NJ n Ind gone on = hurried pusiuesn ulp ~
WISCONSIN. There all the laa1es u sn1 ,stsaa ~
snsnd5orne lover, aud OF stolen, bhssfal mees-
49, ~ tha eecrct places Of the city 4cs !. "as
| ar9dent that, in her husbands abseuee' h1s- -: -
was behaving shamefuly. and haa even gons e,a, "
msaane 5ne s1 R.chels cos11y method. But one dsy:
i..1e+ - he remembered in the annals OF tnss
hts, i" n the Rue do Casglione, after the ladies
| Led stopt,ed to varied devices 10 Discover -. tns
mystery OF Mrs. C.'s me-had even 5oilo"eu uI'
into the street ana siser t,omeS seS har in another
iii sonnehov they would losa slEnt OF oe
aa--,.ce 49, in the csowd,-the mystery AZ came gu.
} ~ Mra, Us. secret Was buzzed aooat noll t
mouth to mouth And it tods eeetet 't enots ~
mvsteries W herself, riddle even TO those "a
) ng5a~ 5 her best. it is not more than month VA
J IN. Madame S., ford and po1tlg Ensles. Iea
| -es,,on Who Ia az much concerned a. ne1 p1os
: peosiye increase to elepaansMs ptoPor p rn,nd !
s;nosa vent ont to take Turkish bath ha!an
~ h~~an ~-ecomm ended so to do as remeoy asau. ats
a4cess;Ye compliance. She returned 70 sne ~,
~ her eossips pale With e1c.temens SUI ssu'ta ~
Jog with desire to tell h9f i ss1Is into the room
3 ena orsnad. land called for my attendant. o1
9 cso,e drrssed in i red flannel oiouse ci
= Tux TnrSieh trousera. with bare feet and arms O.
- MAS al white 40 whlta as n!k e'-s 81 ~.
bosom neck sFna ~th bs1 shining golden
.s' saa isrge Clear blue eyes She was ezest
n than picture, for she he-she-she-"aMth nnt.he
y. y. G. !" THIS Was the wLole matter u nT.sI 1n
y Mr.. C. had observed while taking her lurki i.
18th s, thas her attendants had the whitest ek =
IL ;ma11nabIe. Questioning them. she learned 70
il vas result Of their LIE Of sweattng IN n u
damp atmosphere instantly her res 5eson4n ha,shan,
'n .hsence, ehe became m attendant IN tile Tnt
Us ish bath establishment in an endeavor 70
.et her.elf Of her yellow roses. And those frisn
-. =. who meet Mrs, q. when she returns 20 amer
ct, neyt vaar. with face ~ fair "a = chtlds- ne
ito mt tell her TINT they have learned from me- I
ng ~. :1a -, ,.h;ch she eaIned it, BERTHA DA1HE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13

Louisville, Tenn, Septem. IAN
American Decatur, Ala, special. to-
day says: United States Marshal,
Baker, arrived here this p. M, with ].
c. Graham, of gainesville, Sumpter
county, r. S. Neil, Alex. and George
Sampson, and John Henly, of Tusca-
loosa, Ala, charged with counterfeit
ing. B. B. Bowers, now under arrest
here for counterfeiting, was the fore
man of the last Grand Jury of Green
county, and was steward of the NJ. E.
Church and superintendent of the
Sabbath school when arrested. Bow
ers had on his person one hundred
dollars in counterfeit fifty cent frac-
tional currency, and $1,000 in counter
felt fives and twenties, legal tenders.
Bowers, socially and financially, is
prominent, and gave bail in the sum
of $4,000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13

Chicago, Sept. ia terrible disas-
ter occurred on Lake Michigan early
yesterday morning, which has just
been reported here. The propeller
Equinox, on the way from Chicago to
Bay City, Mich, with q cargo of salt,
amt towing the schooner Emma E.
Mayo, loaded with lumber, was over
taken by a storm about two o'clock
yesterday morning, near Point au Sa-
ble, $50 miles north of Chicago. Capt.
Woodwork, of the Equinox, went to
the stern of the propeller at that time
and called out to cut the lines this
was done and the propeller careened
and sank in few minutes afterwards.
Sne had on board a crew of nineteen
men, and Capt. Dwight Scott, of
Cleveland, n well known lake captain,
who was accompanied by his wife and
granddaughter, making total of
twenty-five persons. The first inti-
nation that the schooner had of the
catastrophe was the shrieks of the
drowning. The Mayo could give no
assistance and the entire crew of the
Equinox went down. The Mayo ar
rived this morning.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13
SHERIfF'S SALE.

by virtue and authority of a writ of exc
cution issued out of the District Court with
in and for Laramie County, Wyoming Terri
tory, in favor of Eleanor p. Smallev and
against the property OF Isaac w. Cook, for the
sum OF Seventeen Hundred and Eighty Dol
lars, (SlI 81 and costs. to me directed, having
failed to mud any goods and chattels, have
levied upon the following described land and
tenements of Isaac w. Cook to, wit:
The undivided one-ffth interest in and to
lot mum Der five, (5), in Block number three
hundred and twenty-nine, (329l, also an un-
divided one fifth interest IN the brick build
ing thereon, known rs Recreation Hall, all
of said property situated in the City of Chey-
enne. County of Laramie, and Territory OF
Wy oming.
All of which property will offer at public
auction and sell to the highest bidder for
cash on Saturday the 18th day of Septem Der,
A. d. 1876, Mt the hour of two O'Clock P. NJ. of
said DAY, in front of the Court House door of
said Laramie County.
n. ]. O'BRIEN.
Sheriff OF Laramie County, W. T.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. llth. 1875.
augll-1m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13
REroRTEB ExPREssLT ron rHE MORNING LEADER.
N 4 @ H IT IL e p O Il i.
A Terrible Disaster on Lake
Michigan.
Twenty-Five Persons
Drowned.
Capture of Codnterfeiters in
Alabama.

New York, Sept. 11.-Mark Tilton,
has been appointed Pension agent at
Madison, Ind.
The Secretary of the Interior has
sent the following dispatch to Enoch
Hoag, superintendent of Indian Az
fairs ut Lawrence, Kansas: Proceed
at once to Caddo and Wichita, Indian
Territory, and ascertain why the sup
plies are short Mt Fort Sill, and apply
n remedy. If any contractors are at
fault, purchase supplies and employ
transportation for the present needs.
Use every endeavor to have those In
dians fully supplied at the earliest pos
sihle moment. The War department
has been requested to supply immedi-
ate necessities, but do not rely on that
source of supply; proceed as if no
such aid was asked for, and report fire.
quent!y by telegraph and letters"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13

Denver, Col, Sept. 12.-During a
violent thunder storm which passed
over this city and vicinity this after
noon, the lightning struck a carriage
in which were Major E. G. Peabody
and G. B. Reed, Eqs., temporarily
paralyzing both gentlemen, killing
one of the horse and manning the
other. The carriage was demolished.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13

Philadelphia, Sept. 12.-Suit has
been commenced by DR.. Helmbold
against the Pennsylvania Hospital tor
the insane, Drs. Little and Maxwell,
Alderman John Urian and othsrs,
who were concerned in his incarcera-
ton in Kirkbride'J Asylum.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13

ming two hundred hardened characters
were seen climbing the mountain
steps. This movement is considered
suspicious and double pickets have
been placed on the avenue leading to
the vault.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13

Montreal, Sept. 12.-Over five thous-
and people visited the two cemetaries
to-day, the vault in the Protestant
cemetery in which are Guibord's re-
mains, and his intended grave in The
Catholic bury!rg ground. This ey-e-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-13

Washington, d. c., Sept. l2.-Sena-
tor Pease, of Mississippi, telegraphs to
the Attorney General, that all the ex-
citement consequent upon the distur-
Dances ut Clinton, has subsidized.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

Otto Henry Rohe ". Succcssions of Fred
erick Losberg and Blizsbeth Goiert, his wife. Z
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR rHR PARISH
~ of orleans No. 7li2.-By virtue Of . witt 81
seizure and sale to mo directed by the honorable
In the shove entitled cause, win proceed to seli
at public auction at the Merchauts and Auction.
eert A1chAnge. Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, in the second District OF
tnie CITY, On MbDNksDAY, February 10, 1875. 1T
twelve O'Clock H.. the following described property.
FOUR LOTS OF GRouAD. with the building
and improvements thereon, situAted in the ThifdI
District Of THE city, designated by the numbers
Gne: Two: three and four 10 the square bounded BY
plan OF FenbeprG Montreuil, drawn by Il Sursi
civil engineer. dated twenty sixth Of February
1850, and deposited in the. sheriGs oco for refer
ence; which said lots adj0ln each other and meae-
nre each according to said plan. thirty feet seven
inches front ON Greatmen street. By one hundred
1eet deep, lot number one forming the corner of
0roAtnen and klmire streets; which lots Of al0und
were acquired BY the late Frederick LosboFg 20
follows: Lots numbers one and two BY purchase
act Of 4. D. Doriocourt notary public in thie city
dated the twenty fourth Of August l851: and I0fs
numbero three and f0uf from the shefi6 Of thio
parish at public sale made By the latter ON the
o. p n1 :, l yns Ct sad in
to him directed By the honorable the Second Dis.
fJict Court Of New OrseAna In the matter Of the
sncoession OF the late Henry Halter. deceased,
sutt In partition. No. l7.zl Of the docket Of said
oourt the deed Of which sherif's aale ID recorded
In the clerks ONCE Of sad court in deed book Il,
iolio 50 md in the conveyance ofnce book eighty
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-caAh on the sRc to-, .,,.,.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
las IS u felO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
SHER1Fr]'R iAIf.EN !


William =. Layeschs ~. neruara Reilly
- r. aad Matthew Rlla1: : T-rlstT' :,
n5sa Dlc!HCT o0uRr 109 IN PA1asl OF
seisure md y. ~. sS:a s:..y vkns & ysit e
sa ssnos e " 49, sss shers
sc i.s :ssG e e g e 1884,, 4.
- c.e Aueee1eav kxchangs, Royal street., between
Gseal 80 cHsssoheuss se.eeta IN the secesd
svs'ss s'ss e sassses dsssssss
.1Sss ssk e es ETA LOTS OF GROUND, to-.
gsther With IN and singular tho building,
sud improvements thereon, and sppsrtsn.
.nces thereof, situated in the SECOND Dis-
nsndon. Lopss, Csnta streets ssd Csrondeiss walk.
the sforssaid p!ss. deposited ID the oaioe Of said
niss. Lots nun6sss eight and nine M s.urs es:h
thirty feet ten inches six lince front On Cefondeiet
Cont street. 81 he Whole depth from aid cs.c %
forms the corner q Carondeiet wan and Lopss
strset: and measures thirty ssst nine inches I've
nnes front on Cont street. and thirty feet ten
ns; On %
lines front on Lopez street. Being tho came prop.
erty which Matthew Riley acquired By purchase
Charles strineer. notary public in this CITY. on
the fourth day Of Juhe, 1870
Seized IN the above snit.
the highest and last bidder for what Il viii bring,
ing bond, With COED and solvent security. bearine
eight Per cent interest per annum from date and
peSmen @orsssgs On the DrsResty scld NIL anal
pay in cash the printing, aherihPs and clerks fees
etc, which amount 70 about fifty dollars. and
furthermore the state parish and muncipal taxes.
' V "A''A = E ETs XII IVA WHoa1HAH,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
Martin soye W, Je.eph l,ower


GIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
~ Of Orleans. No. 7l93.-By virtue Of . writ Of
sei,Ire and sale sale to me dirseted By tho hon.
ish Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause. /
will proceed to sell ut public auction ct the Nor.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street,
second District OF this city, on SATURDAY.
February 20 1875. 1t twelve O'CLOCK, II, the follow.
ing descri6sd 1 property; t. VT
r!ghts, ways. privileges and advantages thezeunto
the ?6isd District q tSls city, K sSs s. sea.1s
So5ass streets. %sa.9rins twenty four ssst 81. sa
inches front ON Morales street, by eighty feet
in depth, between parallel lines, ., d designsted
HRenecourt deputy city surveyor. dated Apfn l.
1873 Being the same property acquired BY the
defendant herein from plaintiff herein. By act
passed before Amedee Ducatel, notary public in
this city. dated May s, 1873.
Seized in the above suit
Terms and Conditions. In cash for O sufficient
to Rsy pants claim ssy one
1919. until the day Of sale; ton per cent attorneys
fees and all costs Of suit and Of the sale and al
chaser to assume the payment Of . promissory
motto for one hundred dollars secured By mortgage
and vendors lien on said property. dated May g
cent interest per ssnnm nom dsts unit, psS Ia
alec to assume all the obligations Of the act Of
mortgage mot to alienate," and to pay ton per
the balance Of the price Of adjudlcation, if any,
cash on the spot, ard in the ps,ce bid on the
property should, after deduction Of the Aforesaid
gregate amount Of the plaintiffs claim, with ID.
tereet - Aforesaid and Of the note to be assumed
- above described, then the purchases 70 pay
afore described pete pro rata to the extent Of the
EUGBNR wAGaAMAN.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
sHERHFss SALES,


A. M. Agelasse ~. W. r. Minis.
GIxTH DISTRICT COUxT Yo9 TIE PARISH OF
Css.n: ss 81 ss G AIT e s:gss
esnss to ". r Harper. late s6eEia ma 81 ssid late
pubic saessea. & tie Sssssssts nd Aussoss,rs
Exchange, Royal street. betE 0snal and Custon,
Be he's sa ;Tss r. y: = the s
9closk L., the following described property.
~ Lor OF GROUND. IN thu Second p,str,.t a,
this city, on Crsulines street. between Royal and
sight. On : plan of Lc0i. Biiugisr: late suIveyer
notary public in this city; said lot measures, in
American measure, twenty three feet front on Dr.
six inches in depth, bounded on one side BY the
property Of Jacques Dupre OF aseigns. and on the
other side by the property Of Nicholas Bertoulin,
y. toeether with the buildings and improvements
.: 1WO LOrs OF GROUND. with the buildings
And i%RrSys%. mt. tssrson ;s.astsd il The Pau
rrytsnia and Nayades (ncw st. Charies) streets,
the heirs Of Delschaises designeted BY the mum.
surveyor dated May t. lass. Deposited in the once
uro each, In American measure, thirty ono feet
hve inches front ON Louisiana avenue by . depth
Of one hundred and sixty feet. between parallel
Which property was acquired BY the defesd ant
herein e follows. TO wit: The property firstly de.
fore Robert J. Ker. notary public in this city. on
the third Of December, 1870. and the property sec
the parish Of Jefferson 1t the suit Of City Of letter
son W. MN. H. B. Harris. Nos. IA, 3O3 5l4 ana s62
q the docket Of the First justice Cont Of the said
Seized In the above suit
Terms-cash ON the SPOT;
jas IL 20 fes ;'n Sns''n OF inc rSl'Sh OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

Julia DeSl0D6o ee1Xa0 md j. M. Sofxa0 VI.
0IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 7eol-By virtue ofa writ Of eeisurs
and sale directed to the honora Bile the sixth Dis.
trct Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled cause t. " !: Harper, late sheriff and
coed to eel 1t public auction, ct the Merchants
Canal and Custemhouse streete, in the Second Dis.
at twelve o'clock, H.. the following described prop.
's'i LOT g Of GROUND, with al tho Improvement.
nances thereunto belonging. situated in the Third
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Roman, Kerlerec. Esplanade and Derbigny streets
and de.ignated a. lot number thirteen. on plan
ninth OF August. 1886 and depostted in the ONCE Of
A. ChiaPells, late notary public In this city; the
said lot having thirty-two feet three inches front
on Kerlerec street, by depth Of one hundred and
three feet i've inches eix lines the side Of lot
number twelve, and Of one hundred and eleven
feet nine inches six lines on the other side line dvi
and seventeen and thirty three feet five inches in
width in the Iear Being the sarne property &C.
quired BY the defendant herein, BY P9rclase from
she Plaintiff ne1s .cp per act passed before Theo
teenth Of November, 1863
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-This being the second aud last auction,
the highest and last bidder for what it viii bring
at twelve month"; crt dit the purchaser furpishiDg
bond, with COED ana solvent security. bearing eight
mortgage on the property seld until final payment
Said purchaser win have todednct and pay In each
tho printing, sheriTs ard clerks feei etc, which
dollars, and. furthermore, the state, parish and
municipal taxes, the amount Of whicE ID not yet
ascertalned.
EUGENE wAaaAMAN,
,..o Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
1a22 rs tea -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

The City Of New Orleans W. Minors M.
SOnlat DufOssat; same W. same; same W. same;
same Va oAmt; same va same.
SuPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. Nos. 80 2I1 486, 50 865, So 957 and
81 9s8.-By virtue of five wri.s OF 6eli fhcas to me
directed BY the hoI orable the Superior District
Court for the parish Of Orleans the above emit.
tied causes for city taxes Of 1871 1873 and 1874,
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouss streets, in the
Second district OF this city. on MONDAY, March 8,
1875 1t twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described
property. to wit I
ONR CRRTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District Of this city, in square number ono
hundred and forty seven. bounded by Dumaire.
st. Philip. Liberty and Aarais streets. destgnated
- lot number sixteen, measuring thirty.two feet
on Dumaine street, by ono hundred and twenty.
one feet In depth. fG
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in tho
Second District Of this city, in square number
tNentyone bounded By Charities, st. Philip, DIN.
maine and Decatur streets, designated a. lot mum.
ber thirteen, measuring sixty feet ON Chartres
street.. BY one hundred and twenty feet In depth.
Hezed in the shove suits.
Tetms-Cash on the SPOT.
RCGEER WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
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Tho Guy q New Orleans ~. James II.
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CUPRRIOR DIsTRiCr COURr FOR THE PARISH
- Of OTlQans. Nos. S. 30 and n s87-By virtua OF
two writs Of er facia2 to mo directed 81 the hon.
orable the Superior District Court for ihs poxioh
Of Orleans In the above entitled canses, for city
Of 1873 and 1874. viii proceed to ell 1t public
auction, It tho HerchAnts and AuctionoAis' h.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom,
house streets the second District Of this city,
on MONDAY, March Q, 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ,
the following described property. to wit
tho Fourth District Of this city. in square number
ono hundred and thirty five, bounded by Jackson,
n.t1 ~ ~ s tvsivn .nS ,h;t' ees,e
uring seventy seven feet front on jackson street.
by one hundr ed snd twenty. seven feet ten inches
front on Magazine street.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms--Cash ON the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana