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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, November 2.-Gold opened at lO9x.
Noon.-stocks duh but better prices Money, 81.
Gold, 10e1. Exchange-Long, 4S2h; short. 4S4k.
States quiet, dull, and strong. Governments duh and
steady. .ss....,s. !, No., Z
Epening.-Money, 1904. Sterling quiet at 2kc.
Gold firm as 1O9AM109K. Governments strong
and steady. States quiet and nominal :
ysg,5$. g3,fs Is II BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-Virginia 6's. defer
red consols 6Sk: second series, 35x. North Car
ollna 6's, old, 19; new, g.. lgasses
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported expressly for the Richmond Dspatch.l
NOVEMBER 2.-Brcaks light
LnJs.-yery common, S6@$7: common, $7@s9 ;
medium, S9MS11; good, $11@S13.
IFtHers:ICommon; s10@s12; medium, 1920
Smokers.-Common, ss@s15;. medium bright,
$l5@$lS good to fancy. 81 S@$3Q.
dunn, s22@s35 good, $50 @s5o extra, S50@s60
Mdhogany IFrappers.- S1S@S25; me
du,n, $25G$40; good, S40@$50; extra, 5000
A70. - - - j. ----.-----
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
Il 5isns,i TX. RICHMOND, November 2, 1875
ssE-'!SE,I - OFFERINGS. st.' ~. ~. s',tt
,fWHEAr.-.IVnite, sic bushels. Red. 2,a46
bushels: = !. a.. ~ =. ...:Js Isg,g,, !. Il
!, OATs.-150 bushels. 49, ..s! .Sfi. a. 49, -.
.,-,fl .7nrl 4, 1Ft.tE1 SALES. *. s-sl1s ~ sG..f
p WHEAT White, 90 bushels ut 81 35; Il bushels
at $l.3O; l6 bushels at $40; LOG bushels fair
on private terms; Is bushels prime at a1.45-tota,
234 bushels. Red, 100 bushels at s1.37; SO
bushels at ,sl.20;, GA bushels. at $l.40; 154
bushels at $1.42; ~ bushels at .43; 90 bushels
ut sI.s5; 1o2 bushels At s1.4l; SO br.,n at
bushels Il silo .asnel; st si q :l so
pu Sl prime At l.45-total, 2,256 bushels.
U.,nr.-t White, 146 bushels good at 4sc.: 1e6
bushels prime Mt 52c.-total, 342 bushels. Mired,
40 bushels prime at SIC. #5s.a's ~.
eATs.-94 bushels very good spring on private
terms. DT.sss "'t.g - - &c.. S's-' =
nH p -. .. ,RE-EXHIBITED. -,
IL
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d /" numerous pilgrimage OF Canadian Cath
w. 70 Rome will occur in the spring to at
,'~1 tle Pope's Episcopal jubilee.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. November 2,1s76.
There was no meeting Of the Exchange to-day
on account Of the Fatr. I - 81 - = 10y;
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THE n EWs BY BY WIRE.
AZ Home and From Abroad

BEECHER DECLARED WORTHY or THE
4 Condolences OF THE CONGREGATIONAL
ASSOCIATIONS FIRES BUILDING BLOWN
OUT BY POWDER-HELL GATE AND THE
REPORT OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
I WASHINGTON GossIP-sENTENCE OF A
MURDERER-ADM MISSIONS TO THE CEN
i TENNIAL, &c, fsts ~ S .l;, 49,
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE November 2.-Flour firm and mn
changed. Wheat quiet and steady; red, $l.15@
Corn steady; white. Ate mixed, 4bc, Oats quiet
and unchanged. Pork nominal. Bulk-meats and
Shoulders s nominal clear rib-sdes SIC. clear sides
ne esc.; clear rib-sides, &C.. clear sides, 9c Lard
In fair demand; fierce, 11M11kc.; kegs, J. &c.
Whiskcy steady and unchanged. Bagging In fair
demand at 12Xc, -.
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RADICAL FORGERY NAILED.

WASHINGTON, November 2.-The New
York World denies that the matter repre-
sented as from its columns OF October 70.
1876, which is beng circulated in circular
form, headed g Read, Ponder, and Reflect"
throughout the southern States, ever SO APP
peared, and states that it is bold and bra
zen forgery. ..iesa.--, .s- =. ,".'' /
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T7HE -FOUR AMENDMENTS.

THE AMENDMENTS TO THE C0NsTIIT UTION,
passed by two successive Legislatures, aud 10.
-. IL III be voted on Tuesday. }! III -.
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BY Telesrapn.

: $500 - Z s-st - NEW YORK. ,,tts
NEW YORK, November 2--Cotton firm; sales Of
TIP bales at IL b-16@11 1880! Flour unchanged.
Wheat without decided change. Corn slightly in
buyers favor: 56@60c. for mgraded western
mixed; 584c. fer old western mixed, in store; 59H
assoc. for steamer yellow. Oats slightly In buyers
fayor. Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar quiet and firm
95@sss for fair % good refining refined easier At
stock scarce and quiet; grocery grades steady; new
crop New Orleans, 60@65Ac: Tor good TO choice.
Rice quiet. Tahow steady ut SA@S t5.16c. Rosin
steady Turpeati1e fEm Ct sec Pork steady; new,
41O.10 Whisky irregular and unsettled at sl.12
e1.13. Freishts steady. + f,e, ,',.-ir. H.,
tus@ tfly.,s.a BALTIMORE. y ...ais La.
BALTIMORE. November 2.-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat steady; PENNSYLVANIA. red, sI.2S
@Sl:33; Maryland red. good to prime, :2s@
sl.3 amber, 81 .40@al. AZ white 81 $lA0.
4sc. Oats dull and heavy; prime southern; SOC
36c. Rye steady at 65@6Sc. Provisions dull and
heavy PORK, 81 rs O. Buk-ments- Shoulders, exc;
cIedr rib, SIC. Bacon Shoulders e@S4c.; clear
rib, eye 1lGslcS n, So on acI,Ss
S1.13H Sugar quiet at l1SC9l lac. 40 :"f'
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d, NEW ORLEANS, November 2:-General
Anger, commanding the department, has
received a dispatch from Artesia, Miss,
stating that a meeting there! yesterday ended
in a free. fight and the. Wounding OF six
negroes, one mortally. The United States
troops we're called upon by the citizens, ana
their prompt appearance prevented TURNER
disturbance. All is quiet now. .Ihe clti-
zens. desire the, troops to, remain to prevent
a repetition of the RIOT, ,.3 20, ',. ~ 20!
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WASHINGTON RACES.

,.., .s., .h- WASHlNGIoN ,lSASES. 1865 -t'"ts'zi =
,lWAsHINGToN, November National
Jockey Club. The MISUNDERSTANDING race
was won by nspiration-Burgoo second,
Tom O'Neii third. Time, 2:41@. IT.. -.
In the mile-heats' race for three-year-olds
Courier won the first heat-Leavlngton Sc
cond, Sunbeam (Doswell's) third. Time,
1:443. The second heat was also won by
Courier, with Waco second, Lexington
third. Time, LAG. The riders OF Waco and
Leayington were disqualified for the bal
ance OF the meeting for fonl riding.
The hurdle-race was won by Risk-Pala-
dian second, New York third. Time, 2:56.
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ties Implicated: IL
YELL0W-FEVER.
SAVANNAH, November, 2.ITotai Inter
ments to-day seyen,s Of Whichf tive were
from tyellow-ieYer.i Thomas .Js< Walsh,' q
retired merchant, diedfto-day: :" '<h' 10,
~ ,'ses @.ia: ALABAMA CLAIMS 3o' r., , .,
Fn'WAlss HiilS s;Foc. November The Alabama
Claims Court, has, awarded ,a4amesrJ-,Q Don-
neIl, Of, Richmond, $685. .'t-s'' -: ZSq H"t
ego rs =,.iss,|se THE CENTENNIAL -':sD'tsfi ~,
20 Ph1rAbE;p'H1,i November s,99s,IIhe adr g
sions to the Centennial to-day To were ~, goo,
+t1trgs.}, zsyAsHlNGFoS aTEss.aG i II
UNSATISFACTORY Novembe s2!E-The. naval
authorities here are hourly expecting Athe
Franklin. The opinian atG. the DapeHtnent
lis thatshe should be-here, at the latests by
.1M, Wsltei, editor 81, the5L oinisdoa 7snses,
with his wife, diaed with the President and
his family this enfng ,5 .,.,'. ~
i !. .l3 etw,iesenT 8008 and 1900 felerks,h with
chiefs OF bureaus, have gone home foI. elec-
ton purposes. The Government snow run
by thosefwho have no. votes, mostly 4!
ers and women. I4fat Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
WAR PATH.


Indian Outrages-A Deaf Soldier-T The
SavaGes S~ armir In the Black Hills
Country.
CHEYENNE, Wy, October lS.-The body
of Private Trasker, Of Company K, Second
Cavalry, was brought into Hunton's rancho
yesterday. Tho body was not mutilsted,
but stripped Of clothing. In the fight Nc
Elvain and McFarlaine. of Chimney Rock,
each had their horse shot under them, and
the latter received slight flesh wound in
the shoulder.
The Indians were armed with Sharp's i'm.
proved riffs
II. B. Kelly, who came in today from the
battle grouad, reports that twenty horses
were stolen by Indians from Searight's
rancho Last night, and Asher Filler, .
ranchoman, who started from Georges
rancho yes, erday for Searight's, had not
arrived. 1t is supposed he has been killed.
Largo bsnds of Indians are believed to be
in the mountains toward the head of the
Sabille, and moro raids are hourly looked
for in this direction.
A party is now organizing to 20 to Sabille
in search of Asher Filler. s,....
A train just arrived at the telegraph
camp, near Custer, reports seeing Indians
between that place and Cannon.
Sitting Bull Wants Ammunitfon.
WASHINGTON, October 1S.-The Com
missioner of Indian Affairs has received
Fort Peck stating that Sitting Bull asks
permission for his warriors to come to that
agency to trade for ammunition. Little
Elk, Sitting Bulls messenger, says he was
in the Custer fight. There were eleven diff
ferent tribes in the fight. There were so
many Indians they could not all get in the
fight.
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nom Spenishtown, about thirty nilss down
the coast: reports that the chip Rysdalhall.
nom Cardiff for Sen Rranc3ooo. ~ V9ooka1
aeeae xth1gA 1a1en11gA& 1lld1s 0fs tke 6tSw
were lost, and ~ balayee taken o. the
morning BYE wAaaee. Tho capteiu y sail
on board. refusing to como ashore. The
ship % fast on. tho Feeks. The Ses breakiek
The Texas PaciAc.
A dispatch from Yums, Arizona, says:
Ground will be broken this Afternoon pn
both sides of the Colorado river, end ep.
prOaches to the river on either side graded
ct once for the Texas Pacific railroad.
TIE Brieish FSest 1t Halifax
HALIFAX, N. g. October l6.-The Bdtish
feet here has been ordered 70 remain until
further orders, ipetesd Of proceediDg 70 the
West indies for winter, - usual.
Yellsw Fever 1t eavanaaA.
SAVANNAH, October l8.-Total internne0ts
TODAY seven, of which three were from vel.
ono. Chic, .1 sis 1l4 osses9
Warrington, October 10. le56-l30 p. NJ }
In the Gulf StAtee, ta'ionary or rising b.
rometer. easterly to sou, herly winds. generally
~armcr partly cloudy wsasher. and rain areas will
River and Marsue News.
00U1HW1s3 PASS, October IS -AYrived-Ship wy.
omlng Baxter, master, sixty nine day from Revel,
to Dscan Zerega Co.; EchCou Agnes J. Grace,
Smallty. master, twenty.e'ght days from B0oton.
to master; Norwegian bark Living ston. Hansen,
master, from Norway. to master, for orders; Nor.
weRian bail Dsemal. Have Efiy.four days from
Stavsng +, to master.
sHRsvsroRr, October ls.-Arrived : Steamer
rsrtu'es. 1t rAined steady ali tie terroon.
-c'oudy. The RIVER fell eight inchas Rain TO- lay.
r~Katie at ten last nRht and CITY Of Vtcks.
burg, 1t r. NJ
Msnpnm, October l8.-The river fell four inches;
now eight feet nine inches in the channel.
Weather CLOUDY. Maximum Thermometer 10. De-
parted-Chsrles Morgan, Bee and barges and
Thompson Dean, for New Or cans, AMI Maude, for
st. Louis.
UlNorNNAr1. October 1s.-River nine feet one
inch and failing Weather clear "a II. De-
parred-Goldou Rule, for Ne Orleans.
P1Is8URG, october Is -Ever two feet nine
inches and sta iouary. Weather cleady aud cool
LOUISVILLE, october Is River six feet two
inches in the canal and falling. Weather warm
and clear.
EvAusvlILR, October l8.-River six feet one inch |
and falling. Weather clear and mild.
CAIRO, October 10. -AFrived-Scudder, from New
Orleans, at 8 4 n. DepsTt<d-Scudder for Sew
Orleans, at p. NJ River nine leet and falling.
Wealth. clear. Mercury go.
81. LOUIS October l8.-The James Howard and /
one of LeOpaIas bsrees arc agi ound 1t Horse
Tail blocking the channel. The river 10 falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and mild. No arrivals
or departures.
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Nav York. October 10. Hvenine.-1onsy close
easy; Offered ~; Sserline arner e - e. Coll
e1ei,sd; ny 0llA aoveinoents dali and :trsos
| ana eonsols ssA 06O. Stocks aet,. . end strouG
sobtrsasur mr. o.s eaianess-0slA. els ss7.7ss; eur
Tho sub-,reasrer paid ont on account Of In
sseest els Geo. for bends 5000:
0ustoms Ieceipts to-day e22s 600.
ss co :oid.s-d &c receipt. @ q
nens 7sss; to he eS:nnei ssss 800 y '-' '''''
bsle., e follovs: October 10 s7.n0l67sc November
Ii il.3a0iiac; February Ii sls0n 10 &c: March
5u s s !, AR. ja Il ~ VI ss a1 as
-Four ioSsse batter, mainly on shipung extra.
and ni' dunn; good export and fair home tiade d :
.nr .ss sams. s: snd s.
ss"; secd 70 choice DO s. SOC 50 wheat e1
%5x Ss1 asss esPG i1S ss
r.d Western; s 5sdi IS for vhiie Yves 'ern
Corn holc better Only very nodel.te
mixed; sasc fof yeiow Southern on dock. oats
. shade sinner; moderately active; Coffe-Rio
she god excitement: Ssse for fair 10 soaa re- e
1nirg; good Iefn. firm. Aola. ses quiet; New
0Ilian, $685.: or INV do sss
and easi :; 81 soe2. Tulp ut ne finn; Sc
Le stter hrn. y, Of d,m and 1air maud: Texas
13d26c. Pork ,ren-d frne,; lit le excited; closed
que new SIC 75dl7 RS. tie latter fie.h in.
spe t d Wti-ks frmeE 81 Is Freig ate drmer;
GO tton, by sail, 3l05-l6j; b, steam IA.
NJ. Louis, October l8.-FlOur quiet snd un.
changed Whs at high NO 2r d fall 81 Ah; No. 3
d, 81 1917 al 1874. Corn moderately active and
higher; No. mixed 4l0+l sc. Oa.s unsettled;
No $3.50. Rye quiet; 81 15sAc bid Ba-le, in.
active; prime fancy Soc PSI 20 WHISKY s'e .dy
and unchanged. Pork duii aud unchan ed. Lard
dull culrent make l0c. Bulk meats fir ner;
packed lots of new shoulders ~ 07kc; clear rib
sides 80 081c;c'ear sides 909Sc; old meats 0kc
hi 81 er; old l. Ose lear rib 81 es &c. Bacon higher
shoulders :Ac; clear lib sides Ga d9hc; clear
IS 4005 20. Cattle stead, with 'air demand
for b, TIC ers' grades; shipping grads slow and
tile doing.
CINCINNATI. October lS.-Flour in fair demand
md firm. Wheat steady and firm; red 81 10
81 90 Corn quiet and STEADY; A. disc Oats dull
80 638c. Rye quiet and ct. ady; IS d68c. Barley in
fair demand; 81 l0Ol Is. POrk inactive; SIT
0l7 Is Lard frmtr; not quotably hghev. Bulk
meats dull and lower shoulders &c; clear RIB sides
7ssc; clear rio sides 9hc; clear sides 9a4c. Whisky
Ste ahy and firm; 81 10. Butt.r dull. Hogs dull
and lower: heavy IS 4O05 80.
CHICAGO, October 49, Flour stYO,g and HIGHER:
white winter extras IS 5005 IS. Wheat unsettled;
generally higher; 81 l5l al 16 November. Oats
higher; So &c October; I3kc November. Corn in
lctive demand, higher; 45c. Rye higher; Coke.
Barley dull ana lnwer; 88c cash. Pork active aud
higher; SIG z5Ol6 37h. Lard higher; 9.55r. Bulk
ueats-Fair demand and higher; shoulders 6kc;
clear rib sides BIC. Whisky 81 TO-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
SHERIFFS SALES.
A. Rechereau Il Co.. W. Anaelle Hero,
line Boyer.

A. Rochereau 4 Co.. W. Anselle Herca.
line Boyer.
g XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARlSH
~ Of Orleans. No. 90i4-By virtue of q 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 proceed to ell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets, in the Second District OF
this city. on MJNDAY, November -, 1876. At
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop.
erty, to wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
the buildings and impr vements thereon, and all
rights. ways, seryitudes, privileges and advau.
tapges theIeunto belonging or in spywise apper-
tanning, situated in the rear Of the Second DIS.
tlict Of this CITY, forming part Of the FIetes plan.
tatOn, designated lot n NIB r one on a plan
made oy SUI gil late surveyor l849 and DE- posted
in the office of p Il. Lares. he late notary public
IN tbs ctv, as numbs tive I've Of his book Of plans
as lot number three OF square number six com.
Pr sed within spital, RJChebiRve, Dorgenoi, and
ba iacts : reefs on a pl m avn BY A. Bougerol
late surveyor, in 1886, ald deposited in the office
which lot ne as1rts in American me asure ffty.
two feet lin' mont on kocLebla,e street fity.
two fest one neh wide in the rear forty six feet
eight inch' $ two lines in Il -pth on the line which
divld : II from lot numb two OF said plan of
SniSi, ami fory seven feet thr. inches ye lines
on the line next to Barracks street. Bel, 2 tie
same property which the defendant hereii a..
auir.d By purchs SO from Valentine Oechs, err n r
act passee b fore Edwa,d Barnett, lats q notary
puonc IN tins city, on the secoLd of May, 1871.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Ocl9 % no4 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
COURT RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1876.
Superior District Court.

S0V0fAOF DA0tEICB COUEBe
81. w. Benjamin We. city of New Orleans.
Injunction against issuing wharf ponds.
Rule to dismiss made absolute.
Charles Lange We. D. JEFF Muller.-Rule
for contempt for keeping private market
within twelve squares Of Washington
Market. Rule made absolute and defend
ant committed; ten days to Parish Prison.
State ex rel. Martin Lannes vs.. j. o
Landry, Administrator of Commerce.
Martin Lannes, Pierre Lacazs and Abra
ham Hagen, of the NJ .gazlne; Louis B. %
aud Pierre LOges, of the IRENE: Guillaume
SAnlie and Guillaume Tujague, of the
French. and Dominique Monlezum and
Jean Dumestre, of the Claiborne Market,
complain of private markets open in viola
ton Of act NJ. 81 of 49, 1; that section two
requires the defendant TO close them; shat
he has failed to do so and asks for a
mandamus. Cause to be shown October %
Superior Criminal Court.
ENFORMATIONs
Embezzlement-Wi William Flanagan, An.
thony Sheppard.
Robbery-Maria Higgins, Jose L ,no and
Pnlllip Falzelle.
Burglary and grand larceny-Msuuel
Stevenson. alias Tepsey. charged with bur-
glary and grand larceny. committed during
the night of June 4. 1876, at the stable Of
Robert Roberts, No 673 St. Charles street.
Burglary-Thomss Smith. burglary at
the house of K. l.. Blossman, No. 2l7 Ba
rome street, during the night Of August IL,
1876.
ACQUITTED.
Burglary-Manuel johnson, charged with
burglary at the residence of George w.
Church, corner of Pleasant and CHESTNUT
street, on the night Of June IL, 1876.
NOLLE PROsEQUI.
Burglary-Thomas jenkins, alias John
Hunter, charged jointly with johnson as
above.
First District Court.
SENTENCED.
Charles Thompson, petty larceny, one
year.
DISMISSED.
Robert Butler, petty larceny. Case pre-
scribed by Limitation Of one year.
second District Court.
Succession Of Mrs. LeOntine Bienvenu,
wife Of H. c. Buckner, opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
SCCCHSSaCN or MARY Avn TAFT, WIFE OF
LCDGER BOGUILLE
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
= No. 81, 9i5. .l"

No. 81, 945.
DY =. GUlNAULT-AUCTIONRR
ID corner Exchange slley and B.envilie street
ON SATURDAY, NOscmber a. 1876. will be sold ~
twelve O'Clock n, at the Merchant. q d Auction
GERS FxchAnge Roy oil ttreer bstv cen CUstomh0ute
and Canal streets. By virtue of an order nom
the honorable the b c0ld District Court for me
parish Of OIl1ans dated May 1875, the following
desert bed PROPERTY to Wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
&c cOnd District this city, in square bounced by
St Philip Dumane, vi lore and koberts str es.
measuring 81 feet II inches Ii, e, front on Sr.
Philip sire, t. by l27 feet ~ inches lines deep, TO-
gerher with o frame ius~, No ZIG. hsv ing four
room bsck gallery and two cab It, . frame
kitchen. -merly Of four room, the .rtiions of
the ane having BEEN II moved, tive hydEAn'e, els
tern etc, slleyw ~ each side OF the houae Zee
plan ut the Excharge m 80
Terms -Ont third cash, and the balance at one
and two yeass' cEedi', in notes OF the purchaser,
bearing eight per cent inter est per annum ftOm
the day OF sale till par secured BY vendors
privilege and mortgage on toe property sold, with
the usual c)suses OF dve cent attOf ney's feee
in case Of Judicial proceedings, sid to keep the
bui .dings Insured to u cure The pay meot Of the
above notes end to transfer the polcy Of insurance
to the holders Of sAid moi o.. tt
Act Of sAle before Octave de Armas notary pub
lie, at the expense Gf tho purchaser, including
the state and city taxes cOllectble and exieibe in
the year 1875. % we'll all future taY~s, besifes
the price Of adjudication. oc3 II 10 - no4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
SUCCESSION OF ABEL AIDE vIuOr, WIDOW OF
SAMUEL ubLSO2 Hlfk
Second District Court for the Parish Of ORlaans-
No. % S26

RY o. GUINAULT. -AUCTIONH8R-lY1CD
ID corner Of kxcAange arey end Bienvills street
SATURDAY. Hevenber II, fs'e. 8 tveivs e'cieek
H., vii be sold. ct the Merchants and Auetsen-
GERS Exchange On Royal stseet. between Canal
and Custombouse streets, by virtue Of an order
from the honorable the Second District CouIt
for the parish Of OTlssns, 6ated October g. 1876,
the fOll0Wirg property. to Wit
!. 4 LOT or GROUND, situate in the Thi d Dis
tIics OF this city. IN the square bounded BY
Plsuche, Rsplaoade, KerloNe and vi,leUo streets.
desgn II. By Nc. S. said lot hsvisg 30 feet front
on Plauche street, BY l47 feet : lines In Ct p.h.
Together With al the builaings Ard inprovements
2. = Lot OF GROUND, situated in the came dis-
trict end city, at ab,ut h ~ . square from Es-
planado str. ct, having In French meaeure - feet
front on Plan hs sheet, By 1873 fest Z inches In
depth, between B.plAnade and Kssleroc streets
thereon; No a. e" =
kIAETEHN sAARES 81 the espstal stock Of the
Citizens sank Il Louti Ane. secured by morl gage
on The property secondly d scIioed. on which 1,
NJ plans at the Exchange.
TIE ms-FOr the property fntly described, caxh;
for tie prop rty d ily deecsihed the purchaser
TO assume u pay m-nt Of aid sto * note Of 40
pay able or rene Sable The frs. of January 1917
according TO the charter 81 said hank. and the
obligations Of stoehhOder. and the baisuce cash.
Acts OF sale before a. D. DoIiocourt notary pub
lie, AZ the expense q the purchasers.
ocli IA ls 20 no4ll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
TAX 00LLECTQRS,:. SALES.


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s-A4R ~ rou1slAnA-PA1igH o. 0RIxAHS-
Snse District, City q New Vr'sses Z
srArs OF LouslAnA ~ TIL. ILL., 10 = c.,S ~
G4oUND. fopt,ne = cara gseimS Il n. 7szH
n sSi: n.sooeed q the name OF =. n. UAAeS"s
0SxaAI, eurssef ID hcc. 4. ~ sng
erA1p TAX CoLLsC1on's OS1css(
1 NO. l69 0roytcf ogeeS Z
- 10 tm4og New Ofesns. 0ctsber 9. ls7s1
~ vreruy OF The POWER II ~ vkSTnD
- 80 SI ISzs s,nreveA March - 1873, VIII Pc
49, ~. = ~ I'm as public auction, 81 Y 49,;
- I'D f,avieY street in the eatd pises D10ssU
rSis city. On THUa DAY, October - is.s.at Lay
O'clock H., tie following descr1eed pEopsy'
WTrsRRR CRRrAlN LOTS OF GROUND, N squa.
~ sai hounded BIZ Capal. 0esquees hfoee -
Ho.Srofs Sfreefo Tontipg on Csosl street, 49,
nrinS eli by 1859 Get Together VIII ~ sns
niovemente sd appuI t<nsncee tne10o"'s
SssiS nrop4 rty having beeD seised b ne teseey
nriv i!eSe ana claim due the state o. Lonis3 III
ior .1 ut 10 any dollars and sevsnty'ave
cents, together with al Costs pens''' ~ sn-
eeed a.,s the property win not b adjudieated
,n,sss the bd 10 Tor sufacisnt amount 70 setisly
tI,a sforesaid claim, end also the unpei. sAHs s
mon and property for the years 1867 1870 lsz Iss
IA 1875 to9ether with the penalties theeeoo Ia
All costa and charges which may nave ecctueo.
TIE purchaser st this sale 10 entitled 70 % Pu'
in un,& diste POT session -.
Terms-Cash on the spot. .r,~ou
ctst 6, 10 o OCT 10