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once ordered. the party ON ti1i1 outward
trip passing between the Concepeion .aud
Los lndiQaf Aftet several days travel the
Rio GraRd9 was crossed shout six leagues
above Laredo, the robbers travelling in the
ing both places on their left. They con
tinued in the same direction. accompany
ing them until near Monterey, when 1 e.
capped in the night about eleven O'Clock, and
started back, crossing the Rio Grande above
the city Of hier, Mexico. making my way
Rsndado, By Baluarte. ard to Charco Re-
dondo, near where / left the mail bag, &C.
curing which i made all haste possible to
report to Mr.. J. Vining, postmaster at Con.
cepcion, 10 whom delivered the mail bag
In good condition and untouched.
/. So tar a.. am aware, the party took
nothing with them, having been defeated
in their main object-the robbery of the
store ct Conception.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27
The North Carelina ELECTION.

Judge Settle, of North Caroliua, has ar
rived here with reliable. information CON
.cerhing. the North Carolina election. The
convention will assemble September 6. with
. membetehip Of I20. to amend or frame .
constitution. The Democrats elected fifty
nine, the Republicans 6fty-eighf, and three
were independent. OF the three indepehd-
ents, one will certainly vote with the Demo
GRATIS end enc with the Repnbliesns. The
third, DIR. Ransom, OF Tyrreil county, was
elected in opposition to the Democratic can
didate. and will probably vote with the Re-
publicans. It he does this, it will give the
Republicans the organization. The State
was carried by the Republicans by pOpu-
lar vote of from $4,000 to 90 900 majority.
The Democrats carried the State last year
by about Is 900, which sbowa a change in
the popular. vste Of about 80. 000.. Both par
ties are represented in the convention by
the best men in the State. There will be
three or four contested seats, but there is
little doubt that the Republicans will be
seated. and that they will control the con-
veutiOn. Ii they secure the majority their
plan is to Immediately adjourn and do
nothing. thus defeating tue plan Of over
throwing the CAnby Wash
iagtOn Correspondent Cincinnati CONNER
cjUL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27
The Truth in a Nutshell.

The Cuban patriots have been fighting for
eight years, and have worn out three Span
ish governments, and buried az many ar.
mics, and yet our government can not zee
that the Cubans are belligerents.-Ne'r Or
leans Republican.
able facts a. the above exhibits in nut
shell the wrong headed course of our gov
ernment-a course which not has only i'm
perilled reat CONNER cial interests, but has
ignored all the past American policy of the
United States, and :. set aside the very
neutral ty laws OF the country in stay and
support Of the three successive, decrept
Spanish governments that have vainly,
ever since 1868, tried to put down the Gu
ban revolt for independence.
We ask our government TO look the facts
thus succinctly stated by our New Orleans
contemporary squarely in the face, and TO
read in the same connection the neutrality
laws Of 1918, and then determine whether
or not it can longer deny belligerent rights
to the Caban party to the warm that island,
while affording all possible or superservice-
able benefits from those laws to the Spah-
ish party. And just here is the whole in
course with respect to the war in Cuba, bnt
for which that war must have been ended
long ago by the expulsion Of all semblance
Of Spanish authority from the island.
Spain receives all possible aid in her
really impOtent efforts to suppress the
Cuban revolt by eur. construction Of inter-
national and municipal Jaw. On the other
hand, that revolt receives all possible detri-
ment at our hands by the persisient denial
of our State Department to the Cubsns of
the. least belligerent rights: or a denial Of
that impartial neutrality" which Mr..
Madison made the boast vi his administra-
ton. that he had invariably extended in q
similar war in lSll.2l between Spain and
her American colohists Of that period
: Impartial neutrality, forsooth! That whic,
treats WET between an American people,
fighting tor liberty and delivery also from
chatte1 slavery on the one side, and a ruth.
less mother cpuntry on the other. after sig
years Of existence as that nondesctipr-a.wa war
with only enc party beHigerent with any
rights to be regarded in this country, and
that party the british European Spanish
power, incarnated in Valmaseda, whom our
government has had to denounce a. guilty
Of incredible. atrocities.
: L. it not about time for our. politicians,
who are busy in constructing platforms"
and running conventions, to put before tie
people the Issue as to whether we ehSll
longer be patient with Q power which has
alternately cheated and defed us, and
which has treated our protests with such
constant and signal lack Of respect! The
policy announced by President Grant six
years ago 10 the one that ought to be re-
vived nd followed now.-Nec York. Mail
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27
The Experiences of a Mail Rider.

From the Corpus Christi Gazette of
| August 81 we learn that one Manuel Vega,
| government mail rider between that
place and Rio Grsnde City, who had been
missing since the twenty third Of July.
had returned to Corpus Christi and re-
ported to the contractor. His experiences
with q gang of Mexican marauders were
very interesting. and we reproduce his
stateme mt in full:
left Conception with the, mail Tag on
Friday. the twenty third day of July, be-
tween 10 and IL A. NJ, for Rio Grande City,
in the employ of Mr. Frank Bernard. con-
tractor. as mail carrier. When about three
miles beyond Charco Redondo, and about
fifteen miles from Conception I was met by
q party of Mexican robbers. twenty IN
plumber. who took me in charge. They
asked me where was going. Replying, to
Davis, they informed me- that no one could
pass there, and that l must 20 with them
or they would hang me. Thought best TO
mail tay, but on being told that it con-
tanned nothing but papers, let il Atone, tell
ing mo to do with it "a saw fit. l left it
in thlcket a short. distance from where l
was captured. This occurred about two
o'clock in the afternoon, after which the
band retraced their stepa to dense meg.
quitai to the left of the road going to Rio
'Grande City, between five snd ak miles
from Chsrco Redondo. About i've O'Clock
in the evening of the same day sll lett for
Conception. leaving the road to the wes:-
ward or aoOye them.
When within about three. miles Of tho
above place halt was made ~ the mez
auital above the Santa Cruz rancho. and
about one mile back Of . rancho on the ar.
royo Conception, where there are twowhite
housea aud two or more pens el0so to tho
creek The name Of the rancho. H. not
known to me-. From thence the captain,
who was called Juan, dispatched his men to
reeonuoitre the town Of 'Copcepcion, It be-
ing the intention to rob the place. Tho.
returned in about halt N hour,
and their report being considered unfav0r
able, march for the Rio 0rsnde was ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27
CONSTABLES' SALES,

Everett Lane Co.. va J. w. WestYaIl: Jr.-
Second Justice Court for the Parish Of Orisans
No. 163.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ERI FACIAS
ID to me directed bv the Hon. W. H. holmes,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parish OF Or.
leans. il the above stated suit will proceed
to sell at~pub.ic suction. st nv warehouse No.
$50 Poydras street, on TUESDAY. August 81. 1875,
1T tEelve O'clock NJ
Three boxes Of Soap. one barrel Of Flour, one
barrel Of Pork, one Email case Of Tobacco, one
small sack Of Coffee. one package OF S1ddl-ry, one
saddle, one sack of Bran. one sack Of Data one
sack Of Onions. one small. case OF lux, two Large
Cases contents Dry Goods, etc.
Seized In the above stated suit. -
Terms-Cash on th6 spot = =
au2i Is 81 JOIN MCCORMICK. Constable.
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A Boston Benefacti0n.

Writing Of Boston surroundings, BUR.
leigh says in the Journal Of that city:
One Of the sights Of this region is the e1e-
CANT home of Alvin Adams. Strangers who
visit Boston make it point to visit these
grounds The mapsion, with its surround
ings and the magnifeeut view to be had
from it's tower, has no equal in New Eng
land. 1t is NOT only fitted up with great
elegance and taste. bnt it is thrown open to
the world. The picture gallery ia very cele-
brated. and Lien OF taste make it point to
visit the rare and costly paintings before
they leave Boston. The ma qsion stands in
q lawn in the English style. 1t is part of
the $50 acres which comprise Mr.. Adams
place. The stables have no superior. His
horses are werth looking At, and his
herd Of blooded cattle, sixty iQ num-
Der, are very attractive. The lawn
is ornamental with forest trees and laid
out in gardens of. great beauty with ex-
qnisite taste. One day of the week the
mansion, the picture gallery, and the gar
dens are thrown open to the public. Three
hundred visitors is a common number, end
the company have reached as high as 700
day: 70 add to the enjoyment of visitors
novel instru ment, called an orchestrisn,
which without hands plays over fifty operas
the public. Contrast this with New York.
Imagine Vanderbilt: Belmont, Moses Tay-
lor, Jay Gould, the Browne, the Dodges,
opening their lordly. mansions and pic
ture galleries. every week to a New York
CROWD! Or look at James. 'Lencx. He
is man of great wealth; he has probably
the. finest private gallery and line Of
statuary in New, York. Yet on all this
the key is turned, and not only the pub.
lie are shut out, but intimate. friends
seldom get sight Of the art treasures
owned by Mr.. Lenox. Mr.. Atams says
that during all the years his grounds have
been open to the public, with three or four
hundred people week tramping up stairs.
to get the view from the tower, he has never
found a scratch on his walls, never known
a leaf to be picked, shrub injured, nor out
of the thousands of flowers on view one to
be picked. Mr.. Adams earned his own
fame. which is worlu wide, as we'll az his
own fortune. OF his humble beginning he
is in no wise ashamed. His boyhood was a
tough one. He struggled manfully and
heroically with difficulties, such as few men
have known. Having secured princely
fortune, he does not propose to enjoy it
alone. He is public benefa ctor-in cult
vating the public taste, in teaching rich
men how TO enjoy their wealth, as we'll as
how to use it, and in opening such fund
If enjoyment to his fellow-citizens in
grounds and mansion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27
COURT RECORD.
AUGUST 90, 1875.

Superior District Ceare.
Pauline c. England vs.. B. F. Joubert,
tax collector, Second Observation-Disclosures
on sale OF property ON bond Of $500.
First District Court.
CONVICTED.
Emmeline Harrison, Of petty larceny.
HABEAs CORPUS.
State ex rel. John Larrieux and Francis
krilot Va sheriff. Of Observation-Disclosures to
August % Petitioners for writ rsleseed ON
bond Of 500, and condihon to appear. 1t
date of continualcA.
second Diseyset Court. 49,
SUGGESTIONS OF William Hipper. Eliza T.
Carter and Marie Eugene Mathey, wife Of
Auguste E. Aeinsdier, open cd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27
TAX COLLECTORS sAI4E-NO. loss.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF oBLEANs-
Third District, City Of New OrleanG
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. THRIVE Lois OF
GROUND, in squares Nos. 500 ~ and l:5; as
SrArx TAx CoIIRcroR,s OPyrcs
SrArK TAX CoLL8cTOHs ORFIcs,
No. 8 EspIanade street.
New Orleans, August u, 1875.

STATE TAX CoLL8cTOR,s OFHlcs,)
No. Esplanade street. ,
New Orleans. August ~. 1875.
DY VIRTUE OF THB POWER IN MsvESrED BY
ID the act 0f tho Eogisla ufo Of thfe State, No Al
Of 1875 approved March IA, 1873, will proceed to
cell at public suction, Ct my once No: eEspianade
THURSDAY, September 2, 1875. q twelve O'clock
I. CRRTAiN LOT OF GROUND, in square No
500, bounded by Bsestelle Union, Urquhart. and
Where streets, fronting on Bsgateile street. Meas
ois'g cskrA al r. Tor OF GROUND, in square No:
27l. bounded by Frenchmep, E!ysian Fields Bur-
gundY and Rampant streets, fronting on Burgundy
street, measuring Is hq IFS feet.
g. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, IN square No.
1885, bounded by Esplanade, Peace, Royal and. har-
tres streets, fronting ON Chartse<street measuring
IS by 128 feet.
Together vita al the improvements and appur.
tenancee there unto belonging
Said property having been sei1ed by me TO satisfy
privflt % ana claim due the State of louisa
for taxes upon said property 70! the year 1873,
amounting to 4inety .seven dollars and fifteen
cents, together With ell costs and charges.
At said sale the property Will not be ad1udlcated
unless the bid is for SUFFICIENT amount to satisfy
the Aforesaid claim, togsther with the penalties
thereon, and all costa end charges winch may
have accrued
The purchaser at this sale il entitled 70 be put
in imnt dat Q 20 sse64iOn.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
State Tax Collector, Third District, CITY OF Rev
Orleans au22 IS ~ seq
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nse,ce.lA meeting Of the Repubicso Bxecn
tive COMMITTEES 81 tho parish .of Orleans will be
held ct the rooms in the State House on FRIDAY,
the twenty seventh instant, at P. n. The de.e-
gates frnm the diff.rept wards Of the parish are
respectfully invited To be punctual IN their at.
tendance, as matters Of the utmOst import will
BE- brought before the committee
By order Of JAMES LEWES. Presidept.
SAMUEL MARCUS QuxrK, Secretary = Au26 2t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27

STATE OF LOUrSIANA-PARLsH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans

Tnlr0 Distrlct, city OF new orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. TWO LOTS OF
GROUND. front ng on Rampant street in square
No. $685. assessed in the name OF PAUL POlNCY,
STATE TAX CoLLKcroks OFPlcx,
No. Esplanade street
New Orleans August ~ 1875.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED
~ by the act Of the Legsla ture of this State No.
a OF 1873 approved March H. 1873, will prec eed
TO sell at public auction, at mt Office, No. 9
Ksplanade street in the asid Third District Of this
city. ON THURSDAY, September 1915 1t twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
Twa CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, in square
No: 1853, bounded by Couet, MonteGut, Rampant
and st. Claude stree > fronting Rampant STREET
measuring % BY $50 feet and 60 by $50 feet. To.
getber with all the improvements and appuIte-
nAnces thereunt0 belonging :
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
privilege and claim duStAo State OF Louisiana FOL
taxes upon said property TOR the wear 1873 asouht
ing to seventy two dollars and fifty cents tsSetheI
with all costs and charkee. :
At ssid sse the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid IL for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim. and also che paid taxes upon
said property TOR the year 1879 together with the
penalties thereon, and all Costa and charges which
may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale 10 entitled to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cssh on the spit.
FRANCIS DUMAS,
State Tax Collector. Third District, CITY OF New
Orleans. au22 Is q So
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE
No. 9lEspanade street
New OIL ans, August %. 1873.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED
ID bv the act OF the Legislature Of this State, No.
Al of 1873 approved Marchl4 1873 will proceed to
sell at public auction, at NV Office, NJ. hsplanade
street, in the said Third District ct this city on
THURSDAY, September 2, 1875. at twelve O'clock
NJ, the following described property to wit
l. A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, in square No.
sol, bounded by Antonia, ST. Anthony, CrqnhaYt
and Where Streets fronting on s.. Anthony and
Urquhalt streets, measuring 50 bv IS feet.
2 FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in square
No. 621 bounded by Bagacelle St Al thony. Where
street. measuring 81 by 80 feet 81 l23 feet 80 by
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
622, bounded by St. Anthony, Antonio, Where and
Robertson streets, fronting on St. Anthony and
Robertson streets, measuring 81 by IS feet.
Together with all the improvements and appur-
tensnc. thereuntO belonging.
Said property having been seized by me- to- satisfy
privilege and claim due the State of Louisiana for
taxes upon said property for the year 1875. amount.
Ing to one hundred and forty.1wo dollars and ten
cents, together with all costa aud charges.
At said sale the property will lot be adjudieated
the aforesaid claim. aud also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the year 1872 with
the pf Altee thereon and all cOets and charges
which may have accrued.
The purchaser At this sale is untitled to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
FRANCIS E. DUMAS,
State Tax Collector, Third District, itv OF New
Orleana an22 Is p SCI
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/ dhOUND, IN squares NOS. lVy8 llI5, IDZJ, VbJ7.
346l, 1912, ss5 and sll; assessed in the name 81
L. Z. A. BlLLAUD.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS ONCE !
No. ksplanade street )
New Orleans August 20, 1875
RY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN MB VESTED By
Of 1873 approved March II, 1873, win proceed to
sell ut pubic auction, at my Office, No. 9Esplansds
| THURSDAY, September 2, 1875, at twelve O'Clock
ne caR 2zF GoT os il
1923 BOUNDED BY BaGatt lle st. Anthony, CslAstins
| And Genius streets, fronting Genius street,
measuring s. BY 1850 iset.
Force s drs measuring q ~ l2s feet
lO25. bounded by Elysan elds Prenciimen, Co
l.stine and Genius streets, fronting on ElysiAn
Fields and Ceestine streets, measuring 3l9 BY Ia
4. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square 10.
1881 bounded by Eysian Fields trenchnen Pc
CERTAIN soUAsE 81 G ;5 HsI in nt SQUARE
No. 3a6l bounded by FrenchneD, klys an Fis Ids,
s. a CERTAIN LOT OF; aRousD in square No.
9l2, bounded by Union, Frenchmen Josephine aud
Alestine streets, 'front.' on Frenchmen and 10
CERTAIN LOT on tasos ~ in IN No.
8s3, bounded BY Frenchmen, Unisn, solides aud
9'sePhns street, fronting on Prenchmen and 10
8. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
ss5 bounded by FrsnchmeD, Union, s,lids.ls and
measuring 50 by 80 fee'.
8. A CExTAIN Lot VI GROUND in SQUARE No.
Ss5 bounded by FrenchmeD, Union, SoiIdeile aud
Josephine streets fronting on Josephine street
measuring Is bv 80 feet.
TO- A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in sauae M.
sS5, bounded by Frenchmen, Union, Solideils and
Josephine streets rOi ting Union and jose uhino
ktreets, measuring 256 Nv l23 feef
II A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, in sausre TO-
81, bounded by Frenchmen, Urquhart. ElysiAa
Fieids and Where streets fronting on frenchuen
and UrquhaIt stree Is, -aauring 81 by 1913 feet.
IL. CERTAIN Lar OF 0HOUND, in square No.
Io25, Sohnded by Ely sisn Fields, frenchmer, Coz
Iestine and Genius streets, fronting On Elvsau
Fields and Gen1s streets measuring 20 by Iis fret
Together with all the improvenlel ts aud sppur-
Hnances thereunto belong ing.
Said plopelt y having been seized by mo to satisfy
2 privilege and Claim due tho STATE Of Louisiana
for tara upon sa1d property for the year I673
amounting to three hundrod and twenty four duI-
iars and seven cents, together with all costa ana
charges. 4.
1t said sale the property will not be adjudicased
unless the bid 10 for Sufficient im0uut TO sasisfv
tho Aforesaid claim, and slAQ the unpaid taxs9 upen
aid property f0f tho year6 1872 and 37i together
with the penalties thereon, land. al oOste and
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser 1t this sale ID entitlod to bS nut
" i0mediAte possession.
| Terms-Cash on thu spot
| FRANCIS 3. DUMAS
State Tax Collector, Third District, CITY Of New
orieanA aU2 1871 se2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27

RuMoRs OF GREAT CRUELTY
have been made to the reporter that re-
Gently several persons detained in the Parish
Prison have been terribly beaten, to such
an ext ,nt that the victims were left bloody
and raw. The assertions are made so
direct that Sheriff Pagan can not do other
nesses can be obtsined easily and perhaps
some who are not competent to testify, but
their woundP. it is said, will tell . dreadful
tale. Let US have an inq uest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27

Mutual National Bank New Orleans.
August Il. l375.-At regular meeting of the board
this day, Mr.. P. FQuEchv having tandered his re-
signati0n - President Mr.. John +. Harde the Vice
President, un nimously cleo ted President, and
Mr.. A. W. B0sworth Vice President
aul8 vt JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27
STATE OF LOUlSIANA-PARrsH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Lafayette and Dauphins street, in
square No. l65; -ssessed In the name of MRS
ROSALIE SCHULTZ.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
No. EsplAnade street.
New Orleans, August u, 1875
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER In ME VESTED
ID by The act of the Legislature Of this State, NJ.
A. Of 1873 Apr owed March H. 1879 will proceed to
sell 1t public auctlon, at my Office, No. ksp'anade
street. in the said Third District of this cry ION
THURSDAY, September :. 1875, At twelve O'clock
NJ, the following described property. to Wit
A CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND, in square No. l65.
bounded BY Washington, Lafayette Royal aud
Dsuphine streets fronting on Lafayette aud Dau.
phine streets, measuring IS BY 60 feet Together
with all the improvements and appuftehsnces
thereunt0 belonging.
Said property havip been seized by me to satisfy
3 privilege and clAin due the state OF LOuisiaus
for taxes upon said pr gperty for fle year 1873
amounting 10 eighty seven d0llare, together with
At said sale the property win not be adjudieeted
unless the bid 10 for y sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon. and all costs and charges which may hav
accrued. 9.
Tho purchaser At thib sale IL az titled to DO put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
State Tax Collector, Third District, Oity Of New
Orleans. ou22 IS St2
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OLLECT0RS', SALES,

lax :COELECTURS, SALES.
TAX COLhkCrOR,a sALE-NO. 1858.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District. City Of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA W.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting ON Royal street, in eQuare Nc. ls2; ~
sessed In the name Of J, ABEI.ARD.
as, .SrArs TAI CoLLxcfoK' s,OrrrcH1
No. 8 kspianade street. :
Few Orleans, August y, 1875.
RY VIRTUE OF THE POw.R In ME VESTED
- BY the act Of the Legislature of this Stare No.
Al Of 1873, approved March Ia, 1873 win proceed
to soil 1t public auction. at my office Ne. Eipls-
made etreet, in tho said Third. Dist let Of this city
on THURSDAY, september y. 1875, at twelve
O'Clock n. tho following described property, to
a cxRrA1x LOT .oF:cRousp in square No.
49, bounded by Klysisn Fields, Marieny, Char
tres and Royal stEeets fronting on Royal street,
measuring 80 by 128 feet. fog, Their with all the
improvements and appurtenAnces thereunto be-
Longing.
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
9 privilege and claim due the State Of Louisiapa
for taxes upon said property tor the year 1913,
amounting to twenty nine dollars, t0ge Their with
al c6ats, penalties and charges
At said sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid is for sufhceDt amount to sa'isfy
the afoyehsid clsip, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1872 together
with the penalties thereon, and all costa and
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser At this sale 10 entitled to be put
in imUedste possession.
Francis DUMAS
State Tax Collector, Third District, City OF New
Orleans. au22 rs q seq