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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-14

al o7: Corn sctive and arm; NJ. mixed Nt0
Hho. O.ts scarce and firm; No. $50 bid. Barley
steady aud in good d~mend; Texas 77kc. Whi-ky
steady At 81 % Pork inactive 1T 8 II 50 Lard
Dominally unchanged. Bulk mests duh and ron.
ina.. observation-disclosures 8d8hc; clear rib sides
9h09hc; clesr sides 81 clOc. Hcgs scarce aud
firm. Cattle weak and IN gooA demand for butch
ers gradee.
CINclNsArr, September 6.-Flnnr steady aud
firm. Whest higher: scarce; red 9sc0 81 10. Corn
stAadv and firm; 46c Oa's-Demand active: $50
Zoe. Rye strong and higher; CSC bid, 1oc asked.
B .rley-Fair d. maud and firm; 90dS5c. Fork qniet:
Sl1Ol7 IS. Lard inactive; steam rendered !0z";
kettle do l20l2hc. Blu X meats quiet: shoulders
7c clear rib sides 8*c; clear sites SIC. Bacon
Gear sides ION 0l0,tn Whisky higher; 81 os. But
ter-Fair demand; higher; choice Wes ern Reserve
FL 023c; Cent al Ohio 20122c; medium & AIDES $50
Ice. Hogs active and hrm; higher; h avy 50 10
O6 49,
CHICAGO, September l3-Flour good demand. full
price Wheat excited ard higher, G Osing strong:
No. 2 Chicago eprng = 05 cash, or September; S
Ok October 6Ipih November No. 3 Chics 60 spring
9thc. Corn fairly active and shade higher; No.
Oats moderately active and higher; SAKE cash;
3k032kc september 33Ac october: sye good
demand at full price,; 64sc Barley higher 700
78c. Pork unsettled; strong AID higher; SIS 10
cash. $l4 Us 81! the year. Lard good demand;
shade higher; 1850 ,O.62kc cash; 10 ACC October;
93.l:c all year. Bulk meats quiet and stt ady.
Whisky steady aud unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL September Is, $50 P. d. -Cotton-Fu-
lures closed fat. Bacon ass Cd for iong clear mid
Dies 48s Sd tor short clear NJ dds Common 1osln
5s05. Sd.
LONDON, september l3.-Tallow 47s047s Sd.
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whore he collapsed, when a desperate rsce
ensued between Wild Tommy and Pc
trarch, the latter winning by mock.
Derby's Speech.
Earl Derby's speech in reply to the ad.
dresses of two Populations which waited
upon him on Monday last, on the Eastern
question, appears to have been generally
satisfactory to the press and public. Inc
agitation about the governments position
likely it will be kept alive until after the
election in Bucking to fill the va
cancy in the House of Commons caused by
the elevation Of Mr.. Disraeli to the peefage.
which takes place September 81, and which
is hotly contested.
Trouble in the Basque Provinces.
There are Indications that trouble for
Spain s brewing IN the Basque provinces.
It will be remembered that on August 6
the discovery and suppression of outbreaks
in Pampauna and Sebastian were reported,
and ou September it was announced that
the Spanish government had given notice
that armed guards would be furnish
ed to passenger trains on application
of the railway companies. Since then
nothing has been heard in regard to
the symptoms of disturbance in that GUAR
ter. until last night, when Reuter- tele-
gram statsd thar rumor had reached
DOurg NiAuSLUe, from huyCcEOc, tuhC u pro-
nounciameItc had been made in Northern
Spain. The Spanish legation ut Paris, tc-
day contradicts this report, but news from
Spain represent that great dissatisfaction
exists among the Inhabitants Of the
Baeque provinces, in consequence of
the notification of the FuerOs that the
measures to effect which we're to be put In
force this month. These measures included
initiatory CONSUMPTION, the collection of
arrears OF taxes and the enaction of a sup
ply of provisions for the army occupying the
provinces. The news above mentioned
makes no mention of any outbreak, actual
or probable. Don Carlos and suite arrived
at Liverpool on Monday and proceeded
Immediately to Pau, where the Princess,
his wife. now is.
War Between Egypt and Abyssinia.
The Standards Alexandria correspondent
says: A report, apparently trustworthy, is
current that the war between Egypt and
Abyssinia will be renewed. Troops are
leaving Suez for Massawoh.
Religious Freedom in Spain.
MADRID, September l3-The Spanish
government has issued q circular in relation
to a complaint of Protestant minister. 1t
claims to be only enforcing the article of
the constitution forbiddiDg public religious
manifestations. Similar manifestations by
Roman Catholics are likewise interdicted.
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Scryiaus on the eighth and ninth instant.
Tha Sorvians were driven back to Shsbsiz z,
nc ~ the Turks did not follow up their
advantage the Servians recuperated their
tine on the Drina ON the tenth instant.
The Standards Vienna special sage diplo-
natic communications state Marshal Man
teuffel, who vent on q mission to warsaw,
to pereuade Russia to check the warllke
aspirations of her people, has received
Prince GortscakOffs reply to Germany,
laying down the conditions under which
Ruseia Yill uphold peace under the present
irving circumstances.
The Belgrade correspondent OF the Daily
Neers is informed that over 5000 Russians
of all grades are in the Servian army.
A dispatch from Constsntinople to the
DGily News states that on the report OF
Turkish official just made regarding the
atrocities in Bulgaria, several leaders I'M
plicated have been arrested and Will 0e
brought to Constantinopls for trial. Inc
Turkish government has promised to DIS
tribute $780, 900 among the Bulgarian sui
Meers.
The Post, thick and thin supporter OF
the government, cOnepicuously invites at
cention to the arrests OF the Iurkisn onicels
charged with the Bulgarian atroci'les as
evidence that the Porte is taking effectual
measures to show it's adherence of the I'M
authorized and deplOrable acts in Bulgaria.
lt says we may feel confident that Lord
Derby's and Mr. Elliott's earnest interpO-
sition has not been without effect in secur
ing the punishment OF the guilty and relief
for the sufferers.
A special dispatch to the Pail Nall Co.
sette. from Berlin, says the Porte has def
nitely refused an armistice, but declares it's
readiness to discuss terms of peace. The
Porte will not object to q suspension of hos
Utilities provided the powers show as earnest
q desire to conclude peace as they have to
bring about an armistice.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened st 1898 ll0s, against 1922 at New
York, and after a limited business closed at ITO q
ll0h, against ITO in that market. The sales
we're confined to GOO. embracing 6 5000 at lilo;
5000 at llOis and $1,000 and $4,000 at llOA.
Silver coniinuei entirely nominal
Under the advance in gold a. New Yo'k sterling
was lc, or about 2l0 y cent higher and ancs i
p cent. The movement in both was ouire limited.
The eales Of sferliI were confined to $500 Al
Gle ar and $1,000 bill Of lsding at SIS %.
The only sale Of francs reported was lbs 600
commercial at 4.SO.
At the close tts Ring bills were quoted at SIS 270
rs for bill Of lading and Al clear. and -NS5 "a
for bank (bsnk counter rate -0$5 34k), aud
france ct 4.e0O47Saa for commercial and nominal
for bank
New York sight as dull and i p cent lower on
the inside Iate for CONNIE rcal. The ssles COM
pliaed 65l 900, embracing Sill zoe commercial At
! p cent discount: 600 at Lie 8 900 do at
l32 and SO 900, Sis, 900 and so 900 do at par.
The banks ehscked on New York 1t p cent
premium, while commercial slght .was quoted at
at i per cent discount 0par, against par yester
day.
The following is the official statement of the
sales rep0r ted TO day at the Stock Exchange:
so shares Orlear Railroad Company SIS 25
&33 900 Premium bonds. Observation-Disclosures. BIZ
"a 900 Premium bonds. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Making total of S67 900 premium bonds.
No sales Of securit es were reported except at
the Exchange.
State conso.s were dull, with none offering; 57,s
was bid
Premium bonds were less in ,equeat, end were
quoted at3the close at 3ls. 0327t, p int lower
than yesterday.
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Stock on hand ~ on shipboard not cleared. 26,
S2Yna time laaf

20 81
Same time last wear. IL 983
To-dsys exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1892 bales
against 733 last Wedne sday. and 2l5 last year,
making an aggregate since last Friday evening Of
AGO bales, aga net 2l92 last week, and 2805 last
year, and since August 3! of 746O bales, against
The Exchange teIegrams make the receipts at
al the ports from II NJ. yesterday To u NJ. TO-DAY
e.s bales against s3ss last ., wsdneeday and 5a2a
August ST. p bales. against 1886 up to aondsy
Bxports Friday to Tu sday inclusive) to Great
Rrt.'n 6'6o "ae. against 4s08 last week. and
s4l last year. and to the continent 4SD bales
stocks at oil the delivery ports, made up to
p NJ ia 6ll bales. against III. s2s last week and
TOBACC0-The sales to-day embraced As hhds
weeh Of So hhds The amount On sale is estimated
low %ssnn 6 sssd ie isS
since ast evening none; exported hid, By rai;
stock on hand, BY cur running statemen mt, l.S33
FRE1GHTS-we have no new feature to notice
In the market. which continues extremely dull.
Masters are asking l6d for cotton by sail to
Liverpool, but we hear Of no shipment over I'D,
:, By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 9.l6d; to New York
~; TO Boston, Providence, Fall River and Phila-
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre Ike.
Wheat has been shipped to Liverpool at lOkd
SUdAk-The market 10 quiet and prices are un.
changed Fair to good fair 10 quoted at TO- l0kc;
fully fair lOa4 prime lO7sc; strictly prime lie; vel
log clarified ll0IlAc; choice II tc white clarified
MOLASbRb-No receipts. Some little demand
fOr J0D lots and prices remain nominal
CITY RkFlNkkf MOLASSkS-ls selling on ordera
ct 40O45c for common; Soc for fair; 55c for prime
GOO for choice m0lasses. and 80085c for GOLDEN
syrup
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-Is selling on orders At
1lss0lls4c y Ii for standard in barre e. l2c for
graduated crushed and powdered, and I2ac for
cut loaf.
FLOUR-The market is in good supply and dull
with only . local demand 1863 bbs sold cOmpris.
ing 100 superfne at D3 80 $50 good treble extra at
IS; $50 good treble extra at IS l2h; so choice
treble 1t IS 25 800 choice extra at IS IS; Is, Is
SO and 100 do at &C. IS at Sc 87; 50 at Sc 80; l5O
$50 and rs bbls on private terms Common is quoted
at 81 IS; fine &3O3 Is; superfne 50 so; dou-
BILE extra % 1904 low treble extra 81 ESQ
4 50; good do - 6S05; choice do e5 2505 so;
choice extra IS 1906 rs; choice family e6 500
Z 12k y BIZ.
CORN MEAL-Is in good supply and dull. Offer
ing at 81 IS p Dbl AID no sales. Dealers are re.
failing at 81 6O02 IS p Dbl 20 Dbls sold at 81 40
p Dbl
. GRITS-Command o. 30 from first hands on the
landing, and o404 IS in job lots in store p Dbl.
PORK-ls quiet but steady to-day at el8 p Dbl
for mesa It 10 jobbing at e18 Is, and dealers
retailing ct Sls 750l9 p Dbl. Only Is bbls sod
DRY SALT MEATS in Light supply and
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81, 43l.
ny HOEY q O'CONNOR-NICHoLAs J..
place-THURSDAY, September 81. 1876 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctlsneers' Ex.
change on Royal, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in this city of New Orleans, by virtue of
Court for the parish of Orleans. dated August
49, 1876, viii be sold by public auction, the follow
ing valuable property, to wit
l. CERTAlN LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
ings and impro vements thereon, in the First Dis.
trict OF his CITY, in tha square bouaded by Camp
GrOd. Julia and Magazine streets designated by
the No on plan signed by G. 3. Underhill auc-
tioneer and cOuntersigned by the parties and Wit
nesees to an act Of sale of the came passed before
h L. Lewis, IN this city. the pipth Of April
1885, sketch of hich plan Is annexed to said act
for reference. said lot measures "a feet inches Z
lines front on Camp stree {, by depth of 10 feet
3 inches, between parallel lines, American meas
ure.
2. "A CERTAIN PIECE OR POTION OF GROUND.
in the same district and square, composed Of one
half OF a lot of ground. designated by the No. 3 on
the aforementioned plan. signed by @. B. Under
hill auctioneer; said lot of ground bzlng the one
NJ Arrest to Girod street AMI joining said lot No.
of said plan, and measures in AIercan measure
II II ct inches 80 lines front Camp street. by
depth OF 10 feet inches between parallel lines
Terms Of Sale-One third cash; balance in one
ing eight per cent interest per annum from the
date Of sale until paid, secured BY special mort
gage and vendors lien on the property sold, with
the penal clause Of Ave per cent attorneys fees
IN event OF suit to enforce payment Of the noteAs
The buildings and improvements to be insured by
the purchaser And policy transferred purchaser to
in 1877.
Acts Of esle at the expense of the purchasers,
before W. J. Castel & So, notsry public.
au20 81 SET IA 81
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF r. @. SULLY.
UNITED STATES MARsHA1's Opr,C

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's Orr,cR A.,
New Orleans. August 4, 1876.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT WARRANT
tr;ct N bankruptcy has been issued out OF the Dis
OF the United States for the District Of
Odi!eans in the parish of Orleans State Of Louisiana
o. bankrupt upon his petitions
erty beionr n oeDts and the delivery Of any prop
dda tae transfer of any property by him are
soS oy law that meeting of the creditors Of
onn Usakupt, TO prove their debts and choose
no VI mofe assdgnees Of his estate, will be held at
dsx OF E to Be holden on the sixteenth
ShG CTstomhouse building, New Orleans. befors
D. Aeuog8, register. ~
.,s< 8. B. PACKARD
""' wiz United States Marshal
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FOREIGN.
Disturbances at AIMS, erdam.

DA1sWA VonCOD ~ Am0tCIuAms
LONDON, September l3.-An Amsterdam
special to the Pail Nall Gazette says that
serious disturbances occurred here Monday
night and last night, because the govern.
ment suppressed q fair. Troops were called
out and attacked the mob, killing one per.
son and wOunding fourteen. Large rein
forcements of troops have arrived.
Earthquake at NIessina.
A telegram from Malta announces &C.
zero earthquake was experienced at Mes
sina today, creating panic. No damage
was done. Some houses were reported
damaged ut Reggie.
The st. Leger Stakes.
The race for the St. Leger stakes at Don
caster to-day was won BY Petrarch, Wild
Sammy second, Julius Caesar third. Kisber
was the fAvorite ut two to one. He was not
placed.
In the St. Leger race, Kesber, though
shaky in the betting before the race, finally
closed ct two to one in his favor, while the
odds against Petrarcb, which, shortly be.
foreathe race stood three to one, relapsed
70 4X6 to one. The betting against the
oEhfkfanged from twenty to twenty-five
TO ono. In the race the Derby winner,
Kesber, led right mp to the distance point,
I .sc1k IL
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E,sTABLISHE 1868.
American and Foreign Patents.

4fSVAbL1SdbO 1900
American and Foreign Patents.
GILMORE CO.. successors to Chapman Ess
mer Co.. solicitors Patents procured in al eeua
patent is granted. No fees for making prelmna5y
examinations. No add tiOnAl fees foe obtaining
and conducting rehearins. Special attentioe
office. extensions be ore Congress. Infringement
suits in different States and all litigation appez.
K Co az
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last rap~rt of the Commissioner OF the Gen,
erA Land Office shows 1881, 5O' acres OF hounty
land warrante outstanding. These we're iasl1a
under act OF is5 S. and prior a ct GILMORE
Where assignments are imperfect we give instzsep
tons to psTtect them.
United States General Land Once.
Contested land cases prosecuted before the
United States General Land Office and Departures
of the Interior. Private land claims, mining anl
presumption claims and homestead cases ATTENDED
Arrears OF Pay and Bounty.
Cficers, soldiers nd sailors of the late war, or
Their heirs, are in many cases entitled to money
from the government, Of which they have no
knowledge. Write full history of service, and
close stamp 10 GILMORE CO.. and full reply
after examination, will be given you free.
Pensions.
All officers, soldiers and sailors wounded run.
can obtain pension by addressing GILMORE 1
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE co, before the
Claims akd the Southern Claims Commission. :
Each department Of our business il conducted
IN separate buresu under the charge the same
Prompt attention to all business intrusted to GIL
MORb co. 10 thus secured. We desire to win
success by deserving it. Add1e:s
mySl WAehir gtOn, District of Colum biA
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HANDSOME FRANZ COTTAGE, ON WASHING
TON, BETWEEN ST. PATRICK AND ST.
DENIS STREETS, NEAR The NEW ASYLUM.
SUCCESSION OF ALBERT WEISSF
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 1Ha

DY G.. X. GIRARDEY, AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAl Octo-
Der a. 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, in the rotunds Of the st.
Charles Hotel, in this city. will be sold at public
auction by and in pursuance of an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tssot, judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated the twenty
third of August, 1876 and rendered in the above
entitled sion, the following described pop
erty, to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
the improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Washington, Sixth: St. Patrick aud st. Denis
streets, d. grated by the No. s. measuring 30 feet
front on Washington street, by l49 feet in depth;
together with the handsome frame cottage dwell.
ing thereon.
Terms-One-third cash. and the balance on six,
twelve and eighteen months credit, for notes
specially secured by mortgage and vendors lien
on the property, having the usual clauses Of eight
per cent per annum interest from the day of sale
until final payment five per cent attorney fees;
binding the purchaser to pay, in event the notee
given in payment should have to be enforced by
suit The Improvements to be kept insured and
policy transferred to the holder of the notes. and
to assume payment of the taxes for the wear 1876
payable in 1877, over and above the price Of sdlu.
diCation.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers, be-
fore Joseph Cohn. Rsq. notary public
sel3 is % 30 OCT IA
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By O. +. Girardey.
A SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT TWO STORY BRICK
STORE ANb DWELLING, NO. 464 MAGAZINE,
BETWEEN RACE AND ROBIN STREETS.
Secord District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. ,6l3.
By @. +. 0irardey.

DY e. e. GIRARDEY. ACCTIOERER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street,sATURDAY, October
IA, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, viii be sold At
public auction, in the rotunda Of the St. Charles
HOTEL on st. Charles street, in this city by virtue
and in pursuance Of an order from the Hon.
A. L. Tissot, judge Of the secopd District Court
for the parish of Orleans dated August %. 1876,
and rendered in the above entitled succession,
the following described properly, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the bulldogs and Improvements thereon, situated
in the First District Of this city, 10 the square
bounded by Ma. azine, Constance. Robin and
Bace streets, mea surfing Is feet inches lines
font on Magazine street, by DEPTH between
parallel mes, of los feet 10 inches lines,
Together with the improvements thereon, COM
pricing the subst sntisily built two-story brick
ct ors and dwelling No. AGA Magazine street. well
known as the plumbing establishment of the late
deceased. and latterly as the popular grocery and
ma, ket OF Mr. MschadO whose lease expires on OF
about the first OF November next.
Terms-Cash. deposit of ten per cent on the
purchase price to be paid at the moment OF adju-
dicatiOn and the purchaser to a sumo payment of
the ta1 for 1876, PAYABLE in 1877, over and above
the price of adj I'D. cntiOn.
Act of sale before W. Caste /. ESQ. notary pub.
lie, At the purchssels expense.
sel3 ID % 50 Ocs IA
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SPOR TING.

1sternational Shooting Mt Creedm0or.
New YORK, September l3.-The first
days shooting of the international long
range rife match took place at Creedmoor
today. Five teams entered, as follows:
Scotch. Irish, Australian, Canadian and
American, eight men to each team. Each
man is allowed thirty shots at each range,
viz: 800, 900 and 1000 yards. Only one-hslf
of the required number we're fred today.
No sighting shots allowed. The following
N ts,a ncore.
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zaIes, MMcC Grmack VS.. Frapcisco Con.
Oriesna NH : ynstice Court for the Parish Of
RI VIRTUE OF A WRIT or p,RRr vuo,.s
iustico ~ me directed by the honorable the first
viii ips peace in and for the parish Of Or
sS1t Of warehouse N isS Juiia afrs IN
the september Ia, 1876. at twelve o'ciocf NJ
On" xrx described property, to Wit
bottnu 1 S wasnstand. Bowl aud Pitcher. two cane
aa as on the spot, s0''
N. OSULLlvAN, Constable.
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OONSTABLES' SALES.

saRanth y: Hern VS.. Eugene Tisd.ye-
leans, No. $685. AVA o A"Aisn VI Ut
k1 sikTUE OF WRIT OF FlERI F..
savsn cies 70 me di ectod by the Hon j. W. Fails.
ian OF 0reans. in the above entitled cause v psi
Rn s0Seeo 20 sell ct public sale, at nv 1ar..
.tree9. " Si perm, between Live Oak aud Magazine
TO- 1916 At twelve o'clock NJ the cilow
o.1er articles. - per inventory on ola in mn oas u
Teizsd In the above entitled suit. Al NY ence'
&C. 40 10 c. @. PIPER Constable,
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ny HOEY q NICHOLAS J.
Ii Hoey. Auctioneer Office No. Is Commercial
place.-SATURDAY. September %. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex'
change, on Royal, between Canal and Custom
CO, mt ard nsk Of Thomas McManon. the former
urchaser, who has declined to comply with the
adjudication made to him en- the fourteenth OF
was ma lie under and by virtue Of an ordsr rem
dered BY the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans the ninth OF May 1873,
will be sold by pubic auction. the following
The LOT or GROUND in the First District OF
this city, in tie square bounded by MAGAZINE,
Camp GelOId and POey tarre streets, designated as
lot No. L. ard measuring 2s feet rons on Ma4szlns
street by l2O feet in depth and font on Deloro
street and forming the corner OF Aagazlne ano
Delord stIests. The improvem' nts comp zee a
thre. story brick house. with store below ana
dwelling above; twO-story frame rear culioins
at. bles sheds etc. This is ore OF the Oldest anc
most s,icce sful business stands in the city.
TERMS One t bird cash the remainder at one ano
two yea1s' cIedt from the day OF sale IN notes OF
the purchasers bearing interest OF eight per cent
per annum secured by special mortgage and ven
do.'s lien with the penal clause OF i've PEI cent
attorney es in the event of sut to enfsrce pay
mept Of the notes; the purchaser to keep the In
prove mepts incurred for their full value, and trans
fer the policy to the holder OF the n0tt g. al as
me pay ment over and above the bid OF all taxes
for the year 1873.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser, be.
fore W. }. CssteI notary public. seq IL ~ rs
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Feter Klein W. John Whalsn ..s ~..
IN sisse Justice Court tor the Parish Of Orissn.
w v.RTuE OF :, WRIT OF RIsRl rAc1As TO
zee 81 the peace in and for the parish Of nraan.
of NV Plecsed to sell At public auction, in 'front.'
DAY SEPTEMBER e. nGi is2 Julia street, on MON
'onnSST E described property, VIZ ''eA NJ 'ne
and heay1 San, t,oAr USED for hauling machinery
seized IN the shove entitled and r,r,,..a s,;.
al Tie9s.ms-Cash on the spot "no numbered suit.
.eo II. VSULLIvAN Constable