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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-12
! Inducements offered By this Route

70 the travelling public are all the modern
improvements: rock and Gravel Bailasted
Track, Steel rail, rock and Iron Bridges,
rsrior and Drawing Room Day Coaches,
smoking and Lounging Cars, Westinghouse
safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety
Conpiing end Platforms, Speed. Safety and
Absolute Comfort.
Running through Five Great States, and
operating over 1000 miles Of road, this Com.
pany presents to the traveller facilities that
ARE NOT and CANNOT be offered By suy
Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via
this route.
II you Wish the best travelling sccommo.
dations, you viii buy your tickets by this
route, and will take no other,
nAkvu 1uourr, WI. srvrv,-r
7sss:a! ssys..1.s.zss. Scar S,..ss:. -.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-12

PREPARED NJ
DR.. J. c. AVER Il CO., Lowell, Ma'''
Practical sud AnaIyticnt Che"'"'
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE wokLp'
PRICE, 900 PER BOTTLE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-12

For the reli1f -
cure a. al defnngol
meats n he soo0r
ach, liver, 81 49,
els. They No e0n4
apesicnt, - -
excellent pury1Dvo
Being purely 49,
table, they cou9n1n
no mercury o. -
raj Whatever. ~
serious s1cknese -
suffering u preso9e
ed BY 0etr ti0e1y
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No one remedy Il I9adf-
called for by tic necessities d.
the American people than a
sure and safe cure for fertF
and Ague. such We are noE
enabled 10 offer, with a perfe
certainty that it will ersdita@
the dIsrasn and with AssHt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-12
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION

Aphvsts cesnseinf y - !.
Narrtsa. or those ae 90 ~. !
nary, on the pnyslaassssss ~ ),
nyssries and ~seisn,Gso,, - y,
,ks ses uai system. sl.1 ., ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, June ARRIVED, schrs Warren Saw
yer Boston Jane fmsou. - for Washing ton Carrie.
ssneS-seSrs Seorge L Young Portland; WIN wner,
dcch Sew rcdiori; Jenny A shepherd. and Charlotte
AmesSury MSs; nenTs ~adaingon Porsnout6. Nh
BOSTON q2s ssrk R %ssS Ian ci@Sn
Nc Nichoil Fanning 90; sarania heb '2ok DO or
ley, weehawLcn Cand proceedel 10 Quinc n.
rs G sal c Ka. am e Fya s 5ss
SIC ST Po sEgn = J2h5 ssn5s s R NC
e. s1edE7steamers saxon snow PhIsde nina Cen
calcatts bsrS shepard new. nurSess Mebournei
Maria gts I5spans Corr va sew sSft; tSsT rue
brig samuel Lindsey Gibson. Marniqnes schrs Aidle
srysn BaIi%oFe Cen Sheridan ssswsr New
u butIer iieed DO via oioueesser McnunA, Bearse'
saiee75s,e amer Norman 6arS hipnssot.
SC Fw bruno Fosisr New Ycrt Srir Plata Ssri
asoa ,e2f yS $ sore
0ernsn, Armstrong DO; Georse churet man. Risey,
Walton Rich, Providenesi Al cranmsr.I Ezard. Bridge
ceared-steamers GracA csp,. Ercxus "a. Liverpool;
Calvert Foley cnarIestOS Elizaoeth cha * New York;
ntaD, Roccotagasua Queeastown, YAH aonth or Cork
asno .eS4 KEW Bosom o0ss A''O~n OF
also cleared. barn RdderKirk CNorl, Krohman, Rot
ssied-ship Maid u Orleans tBr). antwerp; barks
BRUNswICK. June 2-ArrIvsd scAr y Hall Turnee.
SULL ffvER aay sI--Arrivco, % RI vsstA tGsri,
BELfAsT. Nay sO-Arrived. schr loses EDDY. war
rec Newc Ss,l Mel DEL nn,on vv,,rr.r. 90
BATH May 2o-.iailed. scnr h1sa Lewis. -
sjts~c ieared. schrs Gov cony EsE sy HoboEsni Geo
Nsvengsr so,n g Load Tor Balrms re sarsh sm1
DC, 70 load ics Tor Philadelphia. -
lane nrs scns starligst 4: .d oDofsn
BRTsfoL June i-salicd. sssr 'csss wave, logan,
sIIDGEr0Rr. juno Ia Arrived schrs More Light
Calais, ) II Coance, Bang ~ IL aiss smith, Calais
Benjamin strons. Sanger. - - -
Brewster RappAhannook, \ q COOS a. autographed.
aas ed aas9eSS ron aSssr Phsss
Ss.5ss EssSs.s s cS s .ss9 ny Rover DO
CALAIS May 2s,-clsa fsd. schf ooorns ssaplsA Ma
EDsNaJowH Nav D-Arrivs a. sOhr Mary Richard
sis~Arr ycd. schrs Psvorlss, Butter, New YORK for
hayeFhi'l John Vad Ealladef Rhnnsy. from Phalaoo'
.sars Aa%o Rs a n@s iad.s Sas. wsSs
Passed Oui-sarh Rosa gtsl,. frOm ssItimors fe'
oIinptANoLa . 2Asrvsa. sShEs Eiial ndsrsop
cissfea aid. a,sil SenaT psts.r Alien Fui,on sssA
Joaa i French, ksrEssu' PsSsfSssI SHadiE vOsi Pa
X VAST. Ri4y ss-Arlvod, sef Aristss. Lowe
salsa ~ M mazda gwe frop MsattlAiL hayinl
segsircd' - mouth. sohr wfcstsr Coo GRAND Oay
xlLgesc gq--Anivsd, sahr 0sosEs Gilman. Smith
2s.A-sais 4 schr Carl Loshrep, hsAisp, Phsiadsl
yAYSrIc. CO May sl-ArIvod. sohT Mayo, Bray. Es'
NEW SpStNs June 9--Arrivsd stssmor Margaret
s SiSsr Sip Forest Eagle. nOmst, HAvrs sch
oo rAss jTns s-Arrvsd ship raion, arssasat Phn'
Sal s.zsip Western Empire. Liver bopl atssr Tor
h'gKh a tDssniiou on tbe bar. =. I.-v..v ~,
sdr M4 Ca steamer sew orleans Ior EeW..et a. M
srp isss - . '''-'N''' =
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YALE NAVY REGATTA.

v....-e,- .narro,,, tba snrnai sun,v,ar r.w.,,a
- 49, - - - -
TIE la!e navy was he4l o. Lake SA1tonstall
over ms new course whca was surveyed aud
go -, - 80 49, tasr x,,,er 4 yn.c,at ,,ot,
so 80 . - sA-
le!t g" haven az iLree o CLOCK =. n carrying
visitors dlrecs - tie course. IN addition 10 thls
, tsrca rrr,t.er II naanta arov. an. IA sh. l.ta
pNy - -" $40
AL IN tAe 1Fat race nas cAIed there Was
very lar1e alteloAnec or spectators. Ihree
races were set d""b lur uectslOhi tbe hrst
DeiA- slA-oA.eu D@l-e race y. 1NO miles
yetWeea crews Lo'a t'e IA" SsaOoi Ftesnman
sass Aul tAc 'aaehlc tiass ~ ~ ~ thcse tue
"a" schgm ere" Was we .aVorl.e N ace0uot OF
.tsir oelnE oiIei m.n AA9 AAFin& Asa me prac-
.iee t0setAes .1~n 80 osAess, sue - crew ohly
hNslhl han Que ~" to-eeaeI On ine previous
-a9' ~ roNsu - = "" oaIeo, Oale " hsdsl
VIZ aaa oeeh eb2ascu ~ tGs nav ~ julio 'heif
psW 0eats. ,.- 80. -
Nttnout HuCn uc.4y -"e tArec crew. uTe" INTO
lue' ~ on the western sue. the Ia" sshooi "
ne GENRE AAl lht res0h1n Oltslae' 20 cAuRht
ne water nrsL aru TOT several strokes showed
adFaucci tsey thcA eAsel up, toe cause icing
.A4t h4rrlsoh we VON oar, had shppsi DIS scAs:
lhls Was hOt AboNh 70 Tue starter uhtll
thsH return. lhfousA tne misfortune We Law
Schooi lev Eot kast snem' ane Eot scar o. the
1s.et Two DoAts. IoSA. upon get.Ibs - HoIA'
kut On ~ TAsCtlFs spul. Ald ia9pco the iesasrs-
lhls eAlls NoLA, hg"ess4. haG lhc eAect ~ hno-
ID "e.A spot ~ tus crew .oIe thel lvt ~ the
staAeoga1 ne NV ssuool leu " We toIn ~ a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
our CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwERr. June l-sailed. bark Isaac Tall, Prcssy.
Philadelphia; ID steamer state Of Nevada Or, Braes
New York.
BnKxES nav SI-saIied. ships Magdalena GER,
Hencke. New York; Johann Wilhelm Ger. Kramp,
United taies bark Jupiter tGerl strickcr, New York
cnoxsrLpT Nay so-Arrvei, bark Robert CRug. Thios-
sen. Savannah.
GLASGOW. June a-sailsd, steamer Tyrlan CBr), Law.
son. Bordeaux. 10 load for new York.
Sailed Pom the Clyde ~, Norma, for New York
LrvxarooI, June 2-SaiIed. oarK Fama Sor1. Mathio-
sen. New Haven
sallei Ist ship u L Richardson, Anderson United
states; barks rinto CBr. Alexander hontrsh DIrgo,
Blair Matanzas
NAnsErLLRs-ssiied. Castillo. for New York; Guisep-
pima. do
PoRrsEourH Juno 7-sailed, bark Athena coorJ. Bell
mer from Bremen. New YORK.
Arrived In the Channel LIST bark Adventure ODD
James Pensacola for shields
PALEaHo. June i-saiIsd. steamer italia CBr Craig
New York.
QUEENSTOWN June 9-Arrived bark Janet Forbes CBrJ
walker Philadelphia BRIG Hansen SorJ, Knudssn,
Do
Arrived Isl, ship westnen orr. Humphreys. Lobos;
BARK Bergmanu Oson tswcl. Holmgrcn PhladeiohIa.
RorrEaDAn, May slsaiIec. ship Dusberg Ger. nol-
les. Baltimore.
sourHAnYr6S June s-Arrived, steamer Hanover
CGsrJ Himbeck, New Orleans via Havana for Bremen
SHIELDS. June ?-ssisd, schr Cornwall Br. New
York.
sTDSzr. ssw-Arrlvsc. bark Henry Buck. TIsId, Ban-
iocwande
LosDoS June a-ssrE Janet Porpes Br. walker.
which arrived Queenstown to-day from Phladelp ha,
lost two nien overheard.
telegram rom Batavia states that the bark James
coudie, from New YORK FOR Yokohama previously ro-
ported stranded Boaten Island Reef has been gottsa
or and towsd into SourAbaya. isaky.
shin Chas Il uul;en tsr. PecE. from Liverpool April
II for Philadephia, put into Fayal Nay H. icaky
snip Adophus tBrj. Rose which arrived At RoyAl Mar
Is rom New Or5ans had her cargo OF cotton On o and
go baies we're badly damaged
Bark Athena toer). Beliner. from Bremsn for new
York. which put into Portsmouth, after eoAon vas bus
slightly damaged, sad proceeded today.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
CO see cable news


treat which has Teen ashore At Mattane since Nay ls
Quebec, with steam pumps on board.
lark CovsrAsrISE Nor, Johansen, from Norway for
spTuis leak on The 9th. during severe Storm The
day
BARK OLIVIA DAVIS. soo tons, lately haing from Bos
ton, her passage from Liverpool 10 AnJier has
been placed under the British hag AMI will hereafter
BARR HEIeEss sss tons register built at Mystic $780,
hating rom New gorS has been sold at Liverpool and
scuR CHARLES r STARS tof Lubec Turner. from shu
Ice Ns for New for Win cargo q piles went ashore
e MC ap: 1 a st ws he D %Ss
her way as tar Martins Head. here she met head
al right until about one mile above Cape Lnragc, Il
wee ye ey ram an ashore boa O ocoeS The vessel
struck rock several times ana went clear. when the
CAPTAIN found that there were three feet q
wafer n her me e pgmps were started, r euI N
WAS col ready ana all on board succeeded getting
in her. Tie captains wife aud three small children
maxing, wl; three Others ten persons IN ALL Although
an cot S Mrs about oc@ek
morning ana were Singy carsa of he sc seheo had
y tow ~ the schr h9peweh and brought back 70 me
$500 to put her in orler. -Moncton NIB Times.
bound from Mexico VIA fa:sasoaia sns ma cargo q
ann p9drOS tns o ana small
yo
JESSIE HART "a from WARE River, for st John.
NIB timber laden, put into Norfolk I'd inst, leaking
badly.
NEW srgAMERs-Messrs VIM Clyde 90 have CON
tracted with the Jackson sharp Company build a
number OF steamers their Pniadelphia and New
York lines first is 10 be completed In sep
they designed esoeclay tor the bust
ness between the two cities aud viii have more than
double the capacity Of steamers heretofore engaged
in this trade. -fh!laaeiphia Telegraph.
MISSING yEssEL-BarS Tidal Wave, Robertson, sailed
Key West Feb ~ tor Falmouth, with OF bark
Minerva from Mexico and since been heard ut.
the registers s55 ions, built at Essex. CT in
1874, halls IRON Boston.
HALIFAX June 2-Schr Anne, from Port Caledonia for
Halifax Is total wreck Canso. The crew were
saved
Reports Newfoundland state that there Is every
indication that me coming season in the WESTERN fish
cries viii he prosperous one.
PHILADELPHIA June Ito the Editor Of the Herald =
notice your paper OF to-day report OF the steamer
Barston being run into saturday evening by
a schooner supposed 10 be the John Perry. OF New
Bedford which not correct. The John Perry, at
O'Clock saturday evening, was about IS miles southwest
from Montauk HAYES,
Master OF schr John Perry.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TaIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE ?, 1875.
CLEARED.


steamer Dothna CBr. Noodle, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Canada Br. sumner. London-F
Steamer state OF Indiana tDD. sader. dlassOw-A
4feSIner Switzerland Belg). Jackson Antwerp-G
steamer Ashland, whitehurst savannah-Goot Low
Steamer Georgia. crowelL charestOn-J ouin-
Steamer Gulf stream Jones, Wilmington. No-Wm
Steamer Abemarle Gibbs Baitinore-old Dominion
Steamer Experiment. Alien Philadcphia-james
Hand. - s,,,.,.,.s -. HAL
snip DERBY Ger, huneken Bretnen-Iheo kuser;; !,
BARK Hedwig Ger, haefEe ranthem Nor"ay)-o
Birk Aermod tNorl, Erogh, Amsterdam -Funch, Edge
BARK Alsvid NOr, sevsrtsen. Lisbon-Funch, Edse
BARK John Gwan C8p. Mcconnell Bridgewater. Ns-L
BARK mily Ger, Bechman, RiehmOnd-Funeh'
Ing witt (Nor) Ivcrson Exeter. E-funeh Edye 4
Brig Lochinvar Brl. Nickerson, Pernambueo or Bahia
Brig Morning Star (Brl, borden, Post spain-simpson
Brig liza, Walls Portland Me- Winchester L Co.
Schr Hanc, Doherty, PAra-J Moran y sou. 30
schr Isaac Oliver Pannell Aux Cayes-i slniln
schr Pilots Bride EidrIdge, uavana-Lewls 4 Co
schr carrie bentley fAlken1urs, Brashear cry
Bentley Giderseeve Co s, n., -,
schr Riiy Alien. Harvey, sandy Hook-F Plass;
schr Ruin Prlce, Price. south Denn5-' 4 ROD
sclr Abbis Brown Dowlins Provnceown-B )
scar Maria DAVIS Chase. Plymouth and Boston
schr Il Bowen, LII. Providence via srssol-h W
Sehr Blackstone. wickson Proyioenee-H " jackson
scor same Burton. Burley. stamford-staniori Manu-
Schr ur0ana. Allen, Pougnkcepsis-H Jackson
SON
sioop YsarchuA MarKham, uArrord-Delanoy
walton
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FOREIGN PoRrA

ALccA BAY, con. April is-sansd tass ssrlaKbok Cnr.
Isles. New York,
in port April B banks j A Brown Gree nish, and Geo
Kemp turl, taylor, for Boston, log
HUABAY April Is-In port Ghtp Aberdeen Oirl for Lon
don Hull Or New YORK twita seeds and other muse, o.
81 a ca.
24alA APRIL lila pot barn cart AdIof Nor, oissn,
tor New YORK Driys kArla kuiglA fAO, kagna for 90
Nellie ,Bf, Cove. Tor d0f aud nihafa,
nATlskso lcapal. Nav D-AFrivsd pohF Maud aAs.
bOur, Pamkea, IruNllOs
Bs1a Rivsa. NJ, May sisailad, seAf naooa. Ior New
Y0rk
UIsErufoos May s0-Afrlved, gcnra Goslena (Dutohl,
schiodam 40 DAYS Ccnaoya. Cuathsm. Msaai Laara
Sell tBr, Fortune BaY NJ
sailed gssh .cAr Goo BORDEN La9t Vineyard Haven.
IAfHAaf|, May 2J-hrryeu. sohr hAY AcFarlAnd, Ne.
EaFnna Havana 25lh. bark UrnuN shaektord. Chr6e-
mas bria carrie i Rickerinz, tofrey, 10
F1Ingu R0lkf. June 2Afrtvej. steamer Quabao orr.
Tncaflcs, LlyorpOol Tor Montreal
nAvANA June A--ArrlYcas steamers Wilmington :
Holmes New orleans 9ussle, Aorsgu, Indian0la
sailed 2jilb DsrEs carienas, suadbsrg Csfdanas %
load Tor new YOrk; June Believer lBrl, kshOp. rnls
sscoiag Kate Agnes SRI Ferxason, ~ John Lana Y
Uulton lBJ, fensacoAi sears Wa Frederick. das VIM
MafshaL ArnslfoAG. nora az baitsraa
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schr Eta May Dix New York for Boston.
Schr Mathews Brown Weehawken tor Providence.
Schr A r Martin. iiandig, Wcekawken tor boston.
schr NJ Hood Stceman Baltimore Tor New Haven.
chr Henry alien. latcm Georgetown. DC. for Bridge
port
schr Julia A Tatc rats Cfoon Point for Providence.
chr Hannah Backman, Arnold, New YORK Tor frovi-
dener.
Schr VI 4 Redmore sherman lloboken tor Fall River.
scar James N Baylca, Arnold. HobOken tor Newport
scnr Lonlsa Frances, Kelly, New York tor New Bed
ford.
Schr Belle simpson Iioboken for Bridgeport
Sclr Geo y Somss toward Baltimore tor Bridge port
seur Brazos rryun sew York 1 r Portland.
Schr Connecticut Greene. HOhOKen for Lyna
Schr " W Bgainard, BUELL. Ncwburyporl Tor Provi-
dcpcc.
.cnrZ 4 Fame. jones' New YORK for GreenporL
Sehr Vim Everett Blair. Albany for New haven
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oaoe
a.ar.r sal1.. Ds.ll.a.toa.I

p,- NOTICE no CAPTAINS or vESsELs ENTER.
ING THE PoRTOF sew York Al NtGnE-fhe Nkw
Ysnx HERALD has adopted distinguishing eoson nlsat
signal Tor use on board HERALD steam yacht snow
ing lille burning The RED green, red, changing
from one 10 the other succession and can be seen sew
raj mites distant captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal win obIge by preparing any marine news
they may have Tor the ship News department OF inc
HERALD.
90 Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do by addressing to snch
vessels care OF HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New York Letters recsved from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
oui
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents AMI shipmastsrI are la.
formed that By teegrlphlng to tbs HERALD Loaion
Bureau. No 60 Fleet stres. tbs Paris ONES.
Rue Scribe. the arrivals departures from Eu-
ropean and Eastern ports OF American AMI all forezn
vessels trading with the Unitei sateA the will Be
eabed 70 this couutry free OF charge ant pu5isasL
Captains arriving q and sailing from Frsnch AMI
Mediterranean ports will nni ne Paris CASE the
economical aud expeditions Tor ieSraphia! nswk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
WHALEMEN.

a letter nom CAPTAIN Cornell Of bark Sea Ranger Of
neat Reports arrived at barbados nth barks ohio.
Howlanl y a. having taken BOD bbs 50 oil last cruise;
Falcon Allen ~ do do; Wave. B1ggs do, $50 10;
Captain Briggs reports last OF March bark Osprey.
Grape Nh, 80 bbls 40 oil all told.
spoSen-Brig II Moore, soper, Of Boston, from Hon.
duras 20 lys out with % bbs OIL May rs. lat ~ "A Ion
"a o. vail
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BELOW.
schr Walton, from ---.


Steamers 2othnla tBr, for Liverpool; Canada (Brl,
do, switzerland Belg, Antwerpi State OF Indiana Br,
Glasgow; Gcnrgia. Chlrleston Ashland. eavannan
GUT stream Wilmington, NC ship - Charles san Fran
cisco; Jessica (Br Dunedin and Wellington. Nj
Ada Bonner. havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
SPOKEN.

SNIP King cenric OBJ from Liverpool for Melbourne.
March L.. LAT 26 ;, lon 81 w.
harx Tarpeian Brl Young, from Liverpool for Rich
mond, Nay Ia. lat 10 - lon ~ W.
Bark james Wishart (Dr. from Portland. o, tor
Queenstown, Nav y lat 40 y, lon Il w.
Bark Essex Pete rsou @rom Boston Tor Zanzibar Nay
20, lat 80 81 n. lon u ~.
Big Elizabeth Ana. from - tor Tampioo. May Is.
lat g. 81 lon al Ia
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR /
THIRD DISTRICT TCMPKISsvILLK NY June I, 1874
second class buoy has been substituted FOR the
spar BUOY on Partv's bar sew lfaven ha roor CT
STEPHAN D TRENChARD. Commodore. USN
Lighthouse INSPECTOR. Third District
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

pATKs oV pEPkETUEE FROM NEW YoRK voa rnH
MONTHS or JgNK AND July
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DETERMINATIONS PRIZES.

rr,ras ssshsd. IAsofmauQa flrnissed Nexi dssw
ing Juns "a vi ~ NJ $780, ~ ~
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psoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A Ant statost legal everywhere deserton. 40, SUM
Giant cause no publicity required n2 en1rga until 1T
voroe granted; advics frsa ~ aoU5k. Attorney
BROADWAY.
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, paoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED From Din
"A ersnt states fos ng.nsr9us causes n2 pa6noiy ~
fasa Adva nee. FREDERICK T. KING, Lawyer Aua
Notary Pubio. s0g broadway Assldeaos ofhoes~kN
Eightn street, near Inird avenue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-13
sHERIFFS SALES.
The City of New Orleans vs.. K. H.
Chadwick

Ch8oW1Ck.a
CUPERTOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No 68, 7l5.-By virtue OF a writ of
fieri facas to directed by the honorable the
superior District Court fof the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1874
VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY. No.
vember ID, 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
ONE CERTAIN toRTiON OF GROUND. situated
in the First District of this CITY in square number
seven hundred and eiahty-on-, bounded by Banks
Palmyra. Carrollton avenue aud solomon Streets
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this city, in square number
three hundred and sxty-two bounded by CONT
White, Bienville avenue and Broad streets, desig.
mated as lot number nineteen, measuring eixty
feet on Cont street, by one hundred ard fifty
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District OF this city in so uare numb
three hundred and sixty four, bounded by Broad,
White, Canal and Cnstomhouse streets designated
as follows: Lots numbers seventeen and eighteen
measuring sixty feet on Broad street by one hun
bred and twenty seven feet in depth; lots number
nineteen to twenty-one measuring ninety. six feet
on Broad stIeet by one hundred aud fourteen feet
in depth.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
second District of this city, in square lumber
and Dupre streets, Canal Carondeet and White
street designated as lot number sixteen measur-
ing thrtyone feet on Cont street, by hundred
and two feet in depth.
Second District of this city. in square number two
hundred and twenty one, bounded by Carondelet
walk, DerblSny, Roman and st. Louis streets des
gnated as lot number thirteen. measure ng twenty
seven feet on Carondelet walk, by fitty-ive feet
in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Ternls-Cash ON the spot. -
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
nj p-.Ti. hnf.l loo
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STATR TAX COLLECT0R's OFFICE, }
No. l6j Gravier street, !
gew Orleans. Eoyem hpr 1878 \

SrATB TAX CoLLECT0R's OFFICE
No. l65 Gravier street
Few Orleans Eovembe Der g. 1875
RY VIRTUE OF THB POwBR IN ME VESTED BY
- the act of the Legislature OF this State No. n
of 1873, approved March IA, 1879, will proceed to
sell at public auction, at office No. 61 Gravier
street, in the said First District of this cty on
THURSDAY, November 10, 1875, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No. 329
bounded by Franklin Liberty, Lafsyetts and
Ghod streets, fronting on Lafayette and franklin
streets, measuring lil feet 8inches by lis feet
inches Together with all the improvements and
apuurtenances 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 wear l872,
amounting to seventy Eve dollars and twenty five
cents together with all costs, penalties and
charges.
At said sale the property will not be aijudicated
unless the bid is Tor sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the year 1871 together with
the penalties thereon ard all costs and charges
which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale ia entitled 20 be pat
il immediate possess
1eIms-Cash on the spot.
n. q. FOLGER
State Tax Collector, First District City OF New
Orleans. not l. Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-13

STATR TAX CoLLECTOR's OFFICE
No. lt9 Gravier street J
New Orleans, November ., 1875
E9Y VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VESTED ny
S the act of the Legislature of this State, No. II
OF 1873, approved Matcn II, 1873. will proceed To
sell at public auction, at nv office No l61 Crayier
street, i'll the ead First District of this city, on
THURSDAY, November 10, 1875, at twelve O'Clock
n, the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No. 40
bounded by Cvptrss, Clara, Magnolia and Lafayette
stTeeta, fronting Oh tho corner of Cypress and
Clara streets, measuring 81 by l25 feet. Together
with AL the Improvements add appurtt nsuces
thcTeunto belonging.
said property having been seized by me n sat afy
privilege and claim due the Stats OF Louisiana
tor taxes upon said property for the year 1872,
amc Iuring 10 fifty three dollars and seveut v-hve
cents together with all costs penalties and
charged.
At eaid sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim together with the penalties
thereon and all costs and charges which may have
accrued.
The purchaser at this sale s entitled TO be put in
immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
n. c. FOLGER,
State Tax Collector, First District, City of New
Orleans. no6 3 10 IL