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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
CHOICE FOURTH DISTRICT RESIDENCE.
THREE SQUARES OF GROUND IN CARRoLLToN.
suCCE SsION OF WILLIAM h. PERKINS. DE-:
CEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. s6ll.

DY NASH 4 HODGSON-W. L HODGSON,
ID Auctioneer-Omce No. IL Carondelet street.
Ga SATURDAY, December 20, 1876. 1t twelve o'clock
NJ, 1t the 1t. Charles Auction Exchange. in the
this city. by virtue and in Pursuance Ct an order
Of the Hon. a. L. Tissot, Judge Of the second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
November Is, 1876. court docket No. $751; for &C
count of the succession Ct William II. Perkins, de.
ceased, ct public auction will he s0ld-
la VALU ABLE LOT OF GROUND, together with
the building. and improvements thereon situated
bounded by Coliseum. Prytania, jackson and
Josephine streets. designated az No. A. and meas.
urev % feet (aboutl front on Coliseum street, by
depth Of l27 feet II ipches. all more or le:e Amer
loan measure, according TO q plan BY Louis d.
Pile, surveyor. dated December -, 1876
atory frame residence and ouihouses known "a
2 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated
in the Seventh District Of this city, late the town
OF Carrollton, parish Of Jefferson design ated by
the No 283. which 10 bounded by Livingston, Six
per plan Of \: Mo lhausen. late surveyor dated
). ANOTHER SQUARE OF GROUND in the same
parish and district desianated as No. 284. which IL
bounded by Cecil. Sixteenth, North and Lannet
:; .sSyH or in tn.
parish ana district. designated - No. 3ol on thu
above mentioned plan. whloh 10 bounded by seven
teenth, Livingaton, Clay, Eighteenth and North
Terms and Colditioss-One third cash on thu
spot and the balance 10 equal payments At one
and two years, with eight per cont per annum IN
Acts Of sale before Charles @. Andry. no, eIy pub
lic 1t the expense Of the purchsstrs including IN
taxes duo an0 oxigiblo in 1877. NOES do3 !" II ~
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AUCTION SALES.
BY George Pearson:
SALB OF SEIZED GOODS.
CNrfHD BfATHs INfHRNAL R1vHNu1.
Colleetor's Oflc+ Fhst District Of Louisiana,
NA- OrQnaua MnvAmh%P Is 1676

CNrfHD Strains INTHRNAL RnvHNuH.
Colleetor's once. Fhst District Of Louisiso..
New Orleans. November =, 1875
RY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCrInNEkR-
three Of act Of July II. 1866, ~ amen 3D. the fol.
Loving described property vii be sold st public
the Gsas
1875, At twelve o'clock NJ
Three hund ed cigars. 20 Clears, 20 C!sa.ettes'
go Cigars, Is unds ane cut robsceo. lso CtsaI:.
100 Cigaret. 60, pounds fine cut Tobacco, 40 ~
gr. Ggsr 10 pounds an ns cut TeS :: TO
s. Is s.i s
70 feet So opf Pipe 70 fsst Iron Pipe feet
Pipe. Tin Pump, Iron Pump. Cop q Faucets. !
Saw, pair Shears Skinner. Hatehet, Buck
ters. about 20 gallons Run: 500 Cisars pounds
leaf Tobacco, 5pouuds leaf o,accos 200 Cigars.
pounds olns Tosscco 10 pound: sus sTs ronso
cites, pounds leaf Tobacco. l Copper stu, |
WORM and connections. empty Ba Eels. barrels
eIs $50 cigarettes. so cigars 500 Cie.1sttss 900
Cigars, 50 Cigars 10 pounds leaf Tobacco: ITS Ci.
gsrs 1900 Cigarettes. 10y Cigars, $50 Cig.Is. .
ettes 100 Cigars. 1900 Cigarettes. $50 Cigars.
l25 Cigars, 100 ig.rettes, roo Cigare tes. 1000
Cixsret o., $40 CiRarette.; pound, foe cut To-
l4o Cigarettes 246 iearettes $500 Cigarettes $50
Cigars 375 Cigsrs 1890 Cigars 2oO 100 Cigars
81 Cgsrs. $50 Cigarettes, ~ Cigars. 800 Cigarettes
rs tiga.s, 100 Cissr., 20 pounds fine cut To-
pounds fne cut Tooscco, $50 Cig.rs, e0v Ciga
rettss. IS Cgars. pounds leaf Tobacco: 500 Ci.
CARA, POUNDS leaf Tobscco Is Cigars. 200 Ciga-
pounds Leaf Tobacco pounds Leaf Tobacco, so
CiKar.. 900 Cigars. 100 Cisars, pounds plug To-
barco cutter. 90 G igars. 1 p,und fine cut Te.
bacco. $50 Cigars, 500 Cigarettes. so Cigars, 500
Gig .rettss, 800 cigarettes 100 Cigars. 1000 Ciga
settes 500 e. arettes, $50 Cigars 16o Cigarettes 20
Cigars l copper Still, " o,m and Douber, 500 CT.
gars 1903 Cigarettes. 1900 Cigarettes, IS Cigars.
loo Cigars. 700 Cigars. $40 Cigarettes and pounds
JOHN COCKBEM.
Collector Of Internal Revenue. first d. ,trict Of
LOuiaianA nO26 DEF
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PROPERTY on ST. PETER STREET BETWEEN,
CLAIBORNE AND ROBERTSON STREETS.
SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW JOSEPH ROSENzWBI0.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 30 e2s.

DY PLAClDB J. SPEAR, AUCfI0n111e
ID Once No. " Royal street-On WEDNESDAY,
December IL, 1875. ct twelve o'clock L.. viii b eod
1t public auction ct the nerchants and Auction.
eer1 Exchange, on Royal. between Canal snd
Customhouse streets. BY v rtue and In pursn ance
Of Judgment rendered October IL. 1876. and signed
October r. ls76, by the Hon. l. I. Tssot. Judge d
the second District Court for the parish OF OrleaAs
the following described property for account Of
~. a CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situ.ted In the
Second District Of THE city. in the iset Or square
bounded by Robertson. st. Peter and Claiborne
streets aud CArondeiet walk. and measuring .
feet 10 inches front on It Peter street. BY 70 feet
more lass in depth, that - to say. % far - the
brick wall in the rear line, which brick wall 10 n
common between the said late 4rA Rosen9w ei4
and the owner Of the other part Of said original
lot Of ground, which also fronts ON Carondelet
walk, together with the buildlngs and improve
ments thereon. The said portion Of ground forme
part Of the lot designated BY the No. On sketeh
day Of December 1854, before 4. ChiePene. taeu
one Of the hotsres Of this city. purportinE TO DO
sale Of said lot 10. BY the Leuisians state DsnA
Of this city to RiTmin LevAsseur.
Terms and Copditions-The purchaser to assume
the payment Of the note drawn by the dec< ased
Widow Ros nsweig, payable on the twenty'sev
entn Of Feb uary. 1877, ard amounting On SAN
date in capital and nters st to the sum Of eSS4 90
and the balance cash on the spot
Act Of sale before l. D. Doiiocourt, notary pub
lie 1t the expeusa Of the purchaser.
oc28 no4 II 10 Is de- 8 Is
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THE FkAME COTTAGE DWELLING WITH QUA1.
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF J. p. HIGGINS.
Second District Court for the Paxish Of OFleano-
MA 37,sa1

DY G. e. GIRARDBY, AUCIIOnk-
ID ONCE No. 81 Camp stTeet-SATURDAYs D.
cember, l6, 1876, ct twelve O'Clock H.. as the -
Charles Auction Bxchsog0, In the rotunde 81 tAo
St Charles Hotel In tins city. viii b cold - pusho
auction by virtue and in pursuance Of IN Droee
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated s
fret Of Nay. 1876, and rendered in the above eat.
tied succeisio1, the following described property
=" FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, teestssr
With tho buildings ana impr0vemento thereon. II
uated In the Fourth District q tAis city, and IN e
squsre bounded b. Third, Fourth. Laurel -
west corner Of Fourth aal Laurel streots, aa1
n easures l5s feat front on Fourth street., ~ p
feet in depth and 'front.' ON Laurel strsee. and -
tween parallel Inca The -improHeN,ente thegeea
comprise Q 0ne-story franc eottvge dwelling. CO.
tanning central hall, parlors and bedreome On I'D
right and left, ki'caen. 0istA rms, etc, end a.
tached frame cottage. treating q tsurth sssssS
mental shade trees, etc., and 10 midway heeWeoa
the Magazine asd Annunctation street hor:e -
lines. The neighborhoed il quiet and wen N
proved.
two years. for notes specially occurred BY ma9e-
ing all the usual clauses Of eight per cent pee =
mum interest ON the day OF sale until nas! loy-
ment; i've per cent attorneys fees In event q eea3
improvements to Be kept insured and policy trane.
ferred and the purchaser to Aeoumo peYneAs q
the taxes for 1876 due and exigiblo In l67s eve
and above tho price Of adjudication.
| deposit Of ten per O. MT on the price IN eee1
will be required at the moment Of aQOuo1c9Noa
from The purchaser.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the nhRchaser %
noll Is IS de2 is
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Tho Menzies Book Sale.

The Menzies library has been scattered
That noble cOlleclit n Of rare and valuable
books, . collection which might have formed
the nucleus of . grand historic pubic
library, is new scttered oil over the country.
Some Ut the more attratlve works will 60
to Europe, and although . few gems have
been secured to the public and will hence.
forward find Q fitting place In the AstOr,
Lenox, Congressional and other public
libraries, the vast majority have been pur
chased Tor private collections, and the great
reading public will know them no more ex-
cept through the mediumship Of reprints.
A close observer of the proceedings OF the
tsle could not but be struck with the dis
proportion of the prices paid by MI.
Menzies and tho prices many OF the
works were sold for. 1t almost every IN,
stsnce the auctioneer stated the price paid
by Mr.. Menziee, who was . shrewd ana
competent judge Of tho market value Of
rare books: The'vast quantity OF wash
ingtoniana" affords good illustrative case
In point. There were sold about 500 ora
tions, sermons, eul0gistic poems, etc.: on
tho Sublime Virtues of George Wash.
ipqton." When Mr.. Menzies purchased
these rare contemporary tracts, tho most OF
them from . literary point of view, con.
was raging, among collectors, and Mr.:
Menxiee, in his efforts to secure as.many OF
the tracts referred to ~ possible, paid, in
many cases, most extravsgant prices. 1t 10
gratifying that many of them, bearing
closely, as they do, ON the events of the revo-
luton, have been secured for the Congress
sional Library ut Washington. An OBJ
server could not but be struck also st the
vast amount of money which must have
been expended ON binding. The most lavish
expenditure was frequently thrown away
on works of NO literary or other conceivable
merit, except that they may have been pro.
sented to the owner, or got accidentally into
very select society. This craze for gaudy
and artisticslly bound books seems to b
growing in this country; but 1t 10 not Z
crsse which can be traced to the bad exam
Die of the famous book collectors Of Older
,iues, either in England or Scotland
charles Limb would have been horrihe'
lad any one surreptitlously stolen hts Ia
yorits folio, Beaumont Sad Fletcher,
and bound IL in gsuey gtii moroe
co. Scott loved ths dingy coyere'
editions of his fsvorite b,s,ks and hl
iununerabis bundl . Of old Chapman Bal
| l.a. and PA.qails. CAY binding, la tn
:. -.se. .pa-fashioned collectors
/ robbed az OH urgr rt ,s"Ss G. - ga :.
| All the many extremely rare Anericsns
! Mr.. Measiss' library were gorrsoasly ooanc
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Lost.

o winds, blow fair! winds. blow free!
tn port We steer for 10 uUder our .,
And CIisp waves curl ON the clear green Sea-
Homo from exile. dear love, No sail,
Cur chip speeds forward with Avoring gale
Seo where tho clins looms svmbro IN pale.
Running 90 fieely-our haven near,
But til Tor tempest and storm We feAI.
And life to each Was never % dear.
Ali how wierd 10 tho Sos birds cry,
How rornful and sbrill 10 the wild Winds else,
While white waves glance from our oulWafks hien-
Stern tn fvown ON the skipDers face.
I he wind and the waves have risen SpAce.
And across the sky the storm clouds race
Hard do IN the holmi Tho black rocks show
Whovo The roef ruus out 90 narrow and low,
Like laws Of hell mid the bill0ws snow.
Put her about! Too late. alaa!
Tho strong ship shivers like fragile glass.
And hissiLg waves through her timbars pee.
Cling to mo- love! Ny life for thinel
Round Your slender waist this stout cord III
And 20 shsii your fate be bound to mine.
Trust to mo darling! Ny strong hand
Shall bear yeu unframed to the storm"ridged
strand,
Nor shall loose its grasp till We touch land
Bruised wave beaten. we gained tho bay
Ny life VAS left, but my ono treAsurelay
Lost, in my IT 40, for ever and aye.
-Bdgravia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
Iuoligible Electors.

The search for flaws in electoral tickets
Known 70 have been elected WAS begun BY
the Democrats in their seeming desperate
necessity for counting Hayes ont and Tilden
in whom it became known that the votes .S 20. q
49, and IL a amusing to sec their chickens
coming home to roost. The discovery is
made chat two Of the Tilden electors IN IN
Connecticut are ineligible BY reason OF
holding Offices OF trust and profit under the
1Federsi eovernmt mt. 1t il neither to %
expected nor desired that these two elect ct
,ors, who we're fairly and honestly elected
TO vote for Mr.. Tildep, should be displaced
BY Republican electors Who Cere elected
BY majority of the voters OF Conneot'cu.s;
Tho intent Of the voters should govern, enc
If for any reason these electors are dis
qualified, their places are to be fiiisd WITH
electors who will vote a. they would have
voted and a. the people ended they
shouId vote. That 10 the only safe and Just
principle, whether applied to ineligible ~
.Sen electors in Connecticut or ineligible
Uaves electors in Wiscopsir, Oregon, Yer
mont or Louisiana. Chicago Tribune.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK STORE AND RESI-.
DBNCR on CHARTRKS sTRRET. BETWEEN
1T. LOUIS AID TOULOUSE STREETS. SECOND
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF eIKRRE CAzELAR
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1851.

DY PLACIDR J. SPRAR, AUCTI0NE8R-
ID once No. IS Royal street.-SATURDAY: De.
cewber g. 1876, 1T twelve O'Clock L., VIII DO cold q
public auction, 1t the Merchants and Auctoneerv
kxohange, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
Judgment from the Hon A. L. Tissot, judge Of the
roC ond District Court for the parish Of OrleAns
rendered October 81. 1876, and signed November 8,
1876, 10 the ab. We entitled mat OF, the following
HCEsTAiS LOT OF GROUND, together With the
buildings ard improvements the con, situated IN
the second District Of this city. on Char res street,
bstween At. Louis and Toulouse streets meaour-
ing in Rnglish measure. - feet inches front on
C6arSres street, by depth vi % feet. bounded on
one side by property formerly belonging 70
Louis Gally. and ON the other hide bv
that formerly belonging to r; +. Thom'
-. Said properly va purchased ~ snS oe'
ceased from jean Naba aud Marguerite 0at!lard,
his wife. per act pAssed before kmiIe Fould and
bis colleague. n0taries, IN Paris France, on the
first day Of september, 1885,
Terms And Conditions Onehak cash. the bal
snce ct one years credit In the note Of the puE-
chaser bearing eight per cent interest per annum
from date Of adjudication till final payment, -.
cured By privilege and mortgage on the property
sod the clauae OF five per cent attorneys fees, IN,
surance and transfer of policy and other usual
clauses. The purchaser will be reqeired 70 MAKE
deposit Of ten per cent on the amount Of adludl
cation at the moment of Aale.
Act of sse before Jean Jules Messy notary pablo
at tine expense Of the purchasers.
NOS Is % 20 dec 9
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AUCTION SALES,
MOST vALUALE Stores ON DUwAIwB srRRgr.
BErWKkN LBvkB AID CDARTRKN HTREBrB
COR RR OF O6LRANS AND ROB- RTNeM
ROBERTSON STREE 81, SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCE, SION OF VINCENT BATTALORA.
Second District Court tina Parish Of Orleans
No. 80, 409.


DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AgCTIOHE1R-
mber g. 1876. a. twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at
public suction. 1t the Merchants and Aectioneer1,
Exchange on Royal street. between Canal and
70 sn olSs4 on tie Son i .1S
the Second Distlict Court for the parish Of Or
leans. dated October 81, 1876 tor ecsount OF the
IXcssr4iH Lot OF GROUND. together with
uated in the Second Dis lict Of this city. in the
square bounded by Dunn Aine edison. Lsvse Aud
Char5Ies streets dssgsaatsd w. lot Co., 10 = on
veyor, an . ,nsxed 0 IN act OF L. g. Gottschslk,
late notary in this city, Gated Eovember %. 1885,
fsst III inches oas on Suna ne street. the same
width in the by 65 feet inches in depth, be-
tween parallel Ines; which said property was
acquired BY sai DE- ceased from Norbert Sou lie, by
sct executed before the said L. G. Gottechalk,
notary. on the twenty. ninth Of Now mber; 1856.
a. The ani dne. and e stu
at-d IN the Second District of this city, in the
square bounded by st. Peter, Claiborne, Or cana
plan exhibited to s. Magner. iste notary in this
citv, rs he declared the came 10 act before him
date September g. lot forming the csr'
nrirg 20 feet inches foIt 90 ST. r ter street. BY
81 feet inches lines in denth and front on kob-
rear Az: which said property was acquired BY The
deceased from Michael Burke BY an act executed
before 4. Ducatal, notary pubic III th1s CITY, on
the fifteenth of February, 1871
!. A CEaTAN PIECE Or PORTION OF GROUND.
together with al the buildings and improvements
thereon situsted In the Second Dis rict of this
city in the square bounded by RObeI tson, Orleans.
St. p ter and Claiborne stletts messu mig 81 feet
depth aud front on Orleans street (of which it
forma the corner). 81 feet inches ~ lines in
width In the rear, then running depth toward
. right sLgie and runpi1 g toward Orleans streetS
fte' | inch 81 Ines, and thence having fur Their
inches. which said property was acquired by
the said deceased from Mrs 4: = Websr BY On act
executed tefsre the said E q. Gottscbalk. notary
public on the seventh of November. 1864.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
Acts Of sale before A. 4. B'enveuu, notary public.
at the expense Of The purchasers.
nos 10 II "a del SO
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TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND ON TCHOU.
PrTOULAS STREET. NEAR WASHINGTON
STREET, FOURTH DISTRICT,
WITHOUT RESRRvE AT AUCTION.

DY NASH q HODGSON-w. l. HODGSON.
ID Auctieneer-Oface No. 10 Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, December 20. 1876. ct twelve o'clock
NJ n the st. Charles Auction kxchAnge. for &C.
count and at the expense and risk Of Henry P.
walters and Henry Aulseberg, who failed to com.
them on the twrnty.ninth day Of May. 1875 and
we're legally put in deiauls at public auction will
% TWW VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, in the
Fourth District Of this city, in square No. 81,
b unded by Tchoupitoulss Washington. sixth ana
Livaudais stseets, designased - Noa Is and %,
Vhich aoioin each other, and measure each about
81 feet front on Washington street. by depth OF
from So to III feet (sbouiJ - per plan Of Lous H.
These two choice lots will b sold separately OF
the following
Terms-One-t bird cssh on the spot, and tho bal
Ance at one ana two years, With eight per cent In
terest and the usual clauses.
Acts Of sale before Joseph COIN. notary, 1t the
exponse of the purchasers including the taxes fol
the wear 1875, due in 1876 and up to day Of sale.
no2l rs delO II %
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TEN SPLENDID LOTS OF GROUND. TOGETHER
" WITH THR BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. ON PKRRIER AND PLAQUEMINKS

TEN SPLENDID LOTS OF GROUND. TOGETHER
i WITH THR BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, ON PBRRIER AND PLAQUEMINKS
STREETS, SIXTH DIS rRICT.
IN TIKI MATTER OF TIE BASKRTPTCY CT P. A.
COHEN.
District OF Louisiana-No. 1887.
DY PLAClDE j. SPEAR, AUCTONKBR-
ID Office No. 46 Royal street-ThHRHDAf. De-
cember 81, 1876, at twelve O'Clock H., will be sold
1t public auction. at the Merchants ana Auc.
tioneegs EXCHANGE on Royal street. between Canal
and Custonhouse streets, BY virtue and in pur
euauce OF an order from the Hon. E. @. Billings,
Judge OF the United States District Court for the
district of Louisiana, dated November 20, 1876.
rendered in the above entitled matter, tue fouow-
ing desclib property. to wit
TEN LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the Sixth
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
Perrier. Constantinople. Austeritz and Plaque
mines Streets designated by the Noe. l, ., and
S and II, H. 49, Ia and Is Lots Nos. l, 2, 3, and
measure each 80 feet front Perrer street BY 100
feet in depth; lots numbers II, II, Is, IA and Is
measure each 30 feet front on Plaquemines street.
BY loo feet in depth.
Terms and Conditions-One-hHlf cash ON the
SPOT and the balance 1T twelve mon tbs credit In
notes bearing eight per cent interest from date Of
sale, secured by mortgage and vendors privilege
upon the property sold, the purchaser to pa! nve
per cent attorney4 fees in the event of suit be-
ing brought upon said notes. The property to be
sold free from all mortgages leins and tncum'
brances standing aga nst the same.
Act Of sale before o. Aorel. notary public, %
the expense Of purchaser. no22 70 de6 Is 70 u
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CONTENTS or 4 skro sToEE, STORE III

CoSTkNrS OF DkrG sToEk, sroRk PIX
TUEBs. EfC.
sUCCEssIoS or J. sCHAFiHE
second Di,trct Court Tor Ire PAr.sa 81 ot.ea-s-
No. 19c1A
Vyy PIACIDE ,. SPAR, AtcTioskka-
ID Oarcs so e. i.ess s'r,et-tOspsf pcoefu.
t.ts IgsS al 10 "a NJ ~ ~ ssa - qa1i auc.
ton, At tbs 10 nrE Of iafsfpc sa3 4 abs -
ssfcets Is sirtYs ssd 10 patsasacs 70 % orasi
fton tha 6on. L, T-ss0t, iudxs Of Nhs sscen1
venssG -. ix.t, TOR sceoaEt VI n. sssfe sae
Ca@sss g.
IhF CONSISTS ~ - hs-ersefere ms1tiaase
=. .ss.-a=s,.s 90 . -~ass-E Naa fr-sh ss%afs
srFBt "a --s-.-- -.
sos ssss s1al.ssa-s-
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT o. LOUISIANA.
IN THH NATTER OF HENRY A. BOYCK, BANK.
fupt.
In BankrlnecY-Na. LAOS.
In BaskruDsey-Ne. lA0S.

WHERgAs, DRxRY AaCHIHARD BOyCv, o.
w the psrish Of Rapides and District albrep
said, du y declsed bantrupt under the Get % Cos
csurs . p tit ON prsyng fw . sehargs and sersi-
hcate thereof. feo ell his debts ana other eiains
provable under sAid set
Eotise - therefore given 20 eli sfediteso
who have proved their dests. and 70 AZ
other persona IN Interest that tho tssans
aS o. ps.smesr ~, ~ ~ = -, 80. -
en- and tbsre attend saA she's sssse, sas they
has., shs the ptzs sr - the ssi p q isa shssia
the tsskrupt oil sasesss an eaHia ns'aes ~ iese
Register y. Ward euF -, u 90 tns 81 ssAtn 80
ef u ms~t. a o. itrg st " u. ~ as 800
10. ~ Carp stoct. ses ofteas
C.ssk oinas ss~ oFi~s as. rofent ~ ~. tF7e
uaf8 - a.t b bsyosshiif y pfts tstfss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URI.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THH MATTER OF PRTBR GOLDST1M,
Bankrupt.
In Bapkruptcy-Ne. 1919.

wHRRRAs, PErgR GOLDsTRN. NOW OF 0xL.-
w vesIon State Of Texas. late Of saiA dmtslot
Aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the cot e
Congress Of March 1857, has this day aled IN sai2
court petition praying for 2 discharge and GER
provable under said set Noiice 10 therefhre gwen
to AL creditors who heve proved their debts. enA
fret day Of 6ecenbsr, 1876, ut II A. Il. 70 assi1SA
for the hearing Of tho came, and that they 1aY
then and there attend and show cause, II my they
have, why the prayer Of tho said petition shou12
not be granted and further notice Is given that The
bankrupt WIN undergo an examination eessce
December. l. D. 1875. 81 II A. M.. IS his once, Gus
tomhouse building, New Orieank {.
Clerks once, New Ofleans. November IS, 1e7e.
moss de3 10 r DAvOuSHlRK. Deputy Clark.