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GREAT BRITAIN.

London llas opened With severe storm. There
has becn heavy snuw.s storm fit the Utkncye,
thrro nrc f1nnf1a In y,tt.1lro nn,, vo,o. ,innr
s,' .ns'S a.o ,ous ~ is"e,e' au sa!cs aIone
t"e surrounding coasth. lhc crops nave necn
seriously Injured. notwithstanding the lIoll-
day preparat!ors tho streets Ut London present
Thor,, ,,f1i i,a .i~a. ,,,,....,,.t,, ,,,,t,. 81.
'.'. w. ~ e ~ s'"e.e',. .',,. "o'ufn LUZ
yeat' una 1.ondotf Will, pFobab'ss turing that
period, exhibit outwnrdly nll varieties Of tho
~ rrAns ~ or 80 ~ van IN m run IN % 1AsT
1,rusu,1 nr,n, rnt,o,,. aro I,ofnr ,,,,;,o r..
oaaaua' preparations "fe "clns nlaue ioF
Chtissfaas, but all circ'cs-ttIeatrea', literary.
social and artiat!c-aso apprelcnsivc that the
oro com1p fro.n Con.tan,,nnn,e tt,t. ,l,a.
49, sr,",.,t nnn.sass. .,, H. ~ s'.as
t"e au'N!sA toscfhnehs WI! aosolutely refuse
to allow European Intervention In the Internal
affaira OF tho Empire. The proposition to In
tctfcrc tic Porto regards as menace to Its
soverciEnty.
ANXIETY or TIE GOVERNMENT.
Lord DcaeunsdclI md Earl Derby will remain
in London during tic holidays, and tho Queen,
this Christmas at Windsor. The nrWspancra
report TINT Lord Dcaconsitcltl has frequent lit.
tefvlcws with tho Queen. This ls regarded as ii,
indication Of the anxiety Of the government lest
my sudden contingency should arise at Con-
Htanttnoptc.
sE1tIoCs p1FFRnHNcEs or OPINION.
Public feeling runs high here On the Eastern
question, Onc party bolng strongly pro.IlussIan
md tho 0ther ns strongly takfnE sides with the
TURKS. Differences arc also reported to have
broken cut between Lord Dcaconstlcld and tho
Marquis Ut Salisbury regarding Englanl's policy
toward Turkey.
NOT ron BELGIUM.
Tha scheme OF the co1npro,ntsers on the 0ucsA
ton Of Bulgarian occupation, by which tho aol-
dlcrs Of tho Interested Powcrs-Russn, Austria,
and EMgland-wcro to be kept oiE Turkish soil,
while Belgian uniforms were to keep militant
Christianity before the eyes VI the stt(fncekcd
Moha1ntnctlans, Inns received quletus III Bel
gintn's definite. refusal to have anything to do
with It. Belgium thinks that having been tho
battle-ground Of Europe, eho would only
providing uniformed shuttlec0eks to bu played
In Bulgaria between the battlcaoors Of Russia
and Turkey.
CRITICAL, MOMENT 70 QUARREL.
Intelligence trifts in through ch1nks hero 1ike
fire snow on cbl4 w!rtl tint there ls cool
ness between tho Cabinets OF Berlin and St.
Petersburg. II 1t Is mt intended to throw dust
in the eyes OF Europe, there Is more possibility
Of peace behind thts story than lll the reforms
Sl[dliat could devise or oil tho bluster England
could make.
PURSUING TIE sr1ntTuAL1sTs.
The Treasury l,as undertaken the prosecution
Of the Spiritual,sts.
4 PnEa1t SPELL.
The London School Board .ias proposed rad-
ical change III the present system Of spelling,
and there Is q warm discussion going Oil as to
whether the adoption Ut the phonetic system
would be reform.
ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION PROPOSED.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

How scldom VIC SEQ .splendld head Of
thousands and their hair gradually waiting away.
1arnens Coeoa!ne sill repair this *aste Tie
Of tic growth. VI the har.-s preparation
ffee from Irritating matter II has great nitlnIty
for The human sktn.-ta rapidly absorbed. mud In.
parts lustre and strength.
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THE CIUI8EH NUNTEZUMA.
HAVANA, Dec. s7..-'The steamer Montezumn
las been heard of Bio put in at rrux!llo, ia
Honduras. The American schooner Maud bar
bour, arrived to-day, brtugs three OF tho aloute.
zusna's CROW who escaped frum boat which waa
sent a9hoEo BY her in Truxillu for pilot aud
gnpsxed.
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ing allowed n passage through Rol-
mantn, md tlsc latter will submit to the Cum
ference her programme of scren points, drawn
up Inst summer; but sho w1l formulate thcnl
with more emphasis fn tho sense of her entire
Independence and possession Of tho fnoullls nf
the Danube. II Ia to tnask her nytual projects
tlat 1solinnnfa calls on Tic Powers to guasantca
her neutrality.
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Bo!and'a Aromatic 1sttt~z .vlne Of Iron ss n
.a .emafoy fGs nsrsoas debility tmroysf,hed blood.
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THE VATICAN.

THB SOUL or THE DUKE DE 0AL1lnRA.
RoME, ucc. 4.-The Usi!a Catt0liea announces
that tho widow Of tho Duke de (aal!lera has laid
tho sun Of !, ,00o, ,Qo0f. ut tho feet Of tho Holy
Father, In tho ua1ncs OF herself anl her son
Philip, inpl0riug tbs Apostolic bcne1ictlon Oh
tho suffering soul Of ler deceased hnatanA.
, 1876-12-28

Sudden changes Of the weather often
chuae pulmonary, bronchial. md asthmatlc
troubles. browns Bronchial Trocncs" Will nllay
Ing Immediate relief
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HEG!IEs- Dec. 81. At the residence Of her %.
daughter Of Edward and Carrie Hughes, aged i
yeaF1 l month and days.
, 1876-12-28

Mrs. Wlnalow'a Boothing Syrup, for chit
drcn testhng, softens the gums, reduces iu9amma-
ton, alsys Ill pain. Bure 10 regulate the bowels.
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CATARRH,

From 0eorge IF. shattuek, Eaq., late Foreign
EntrY.Clerk. noston Custon,.I[ouse.
Gentlemen: I have been troubled with catarrh far
several year, but by the use Of yuaF remedy has
ErtafIy relieved TtiA summer h4Ye 1ccu entirely
free fEu 1t. make Of ii In iny family fUt cuiis il
the head. md dnd y an cfiectual remedy can conn.
IDENTIFY recommend II to hii WIN similarly afflicted
Very truly yourN,
0ct- 20. 1874. GEO. ". SlIATTCCk.
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LrTTLn ROCK, Ark. lice. a7.-At Plummer-
vllle. yesterday, Thomas Hervey aud Dr.. Jonea
became involved IN quarrel. jones was shot
dead. nud l1efyey badly wounded.
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Suicide,

SUICIDE,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G.-Gen. John r. Bank
sou, Secretary and Treasurer Of the Hainesyile
Dlstillery Company, committed suicide IN his
of'ice this afternoon. Cause assigned, blight
personal financial embarrassment,
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Tigusv.Lls, pa., Dec. 27.-Tno trial OF Henry
Harley, President, William Warmlcas, the Super
.utaadent. and others. for alleged trr~2nlartles
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Z
6pkcfat DfspafcA 10 T1s 7ftauns
KIRKwooD, H., Dec. 27.-Anotlier attempt
was made on 8unday evening 10 break jail at
Macomb. The prisoners rot hold Of cl,fsel,
and cut OF padlnck, but HherN lays was
Watching them, and Cred OIL his pistol and slEuvc
them buck into their cells,
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IN the conduct Of the affairs Of the Pcnna5lvania
Transportation COMPANY, III which much Inter.
cat has been manifested and which was set
down for trial here to-day, fell 10 the ground,
tue prosecution falling to put In an appearance
, 1876-12-28
PERSEvERE
In the use Of this remedy until cured.
1t contains the great healing Gle.
ments Of plants In their essen
sentfnl form as obtained
by dtstillatiou,

CAtarrh In ita e1tent and destructive force stand,
next " Consumption aut II colry aed IL I'll fur III
fr oniy , a9us.t,s Ct t!ne + Z terrlte
object u lhe!r lives 10 rid thrsclyes Of II, sinxc
90t!s ol any reinedy cannot In tr chronic stage.
feet cnrt, nof cfcA bEitK tile tystrtn under !ts unu
eacg fully IN ulaay buc r bonts and cartilage
Or the 0se are eateA away the orKans Of hcArtng
Yaseaa tbs ,,su!a = GlonEa!ed aud tna,ed pro:
Acnlth nat necessarily hc SLOW. urr the favor.
Rb!e circumstance, when ktrlou1y afflicted; but
" become moso sn1 inorc sstn!aa at there oet not
cous and peraltent use Ut BASroEus ItatIC4i, tiHE
EoH The relief In rrsEy obtk!n1 ftoiii
cnce. -
hAyEoRp's ItADcAL Crnx Is sold ly ii, wholesale and
retail 4TlgEtsA Throughout tho Unltc states FrIre Sl
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TIE C1IEsAN1Na BuTcnE,y.

6bee41t V|3pu4tH ID 7Hz 1FfBRHE.
EAST sAatNAw, Mleh., Dee. 27.-Frecman
Cargin, convicted In tho Circuit Court of the
murder Of Charles Smith, tho Chcsaning farn,-
er,. In September Inst, waa kcnte1iccl BY
Judge Tennant to-day to stato's Praon TOT life.
1ie manifested no feeling, and, w1lcn asked by
tence Should not be pronounced, aaid lie tlld not
think Of anything that he cared to eay,
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DISSOLUTION.

THIS nrm OF BRAY 4 SHAW (sta!r- -bnIlders,
corner Twenty seventh and Dultssneld sts Ia tha
day dissolved by mutual constat. The accounts
due tic nr1n will be received and debts ua!d by J.
7. Hray. ut tho old stand. J. 7. nllAl.
Cu,cAGu, Dec. 70, 1876. C. 4, SlIAW,
, 1876-12-28

political power Of the State WIS left In tho same
hands tllat had Aclu 1t bcfore aud during the
War. TIC blacks were admitted to no share
whatever iu tho Government Ut the 8tate, mud
had no votes.
"The Democratic Representatives In the Leg
islaturu proceeded to adopt laws which were de-
racy, and to exclude boIh the poor whites aud
the negroes not only from any present shase,
u,ent Of the Btato.
known Us ths 'Dluck Code of South Carolina.
II may bo described Is preserving the essence Ut
slavery without It's outward appearance, and as
really reducing the blacks Of the State 70
condition less fayorable than tl!at which they
occupied lefure the CLOSE Of the War.
"Thcre WIS not ouly no progress, hut, GO
have atatcd, there was 10 provision Or placo for
progress. Tho wIsole aim of the ruling clnsses
then was to continue thctr power, aud to pro-
frage q of political influence to any other por-
t!on Of tue people, either white or black.
"Now, contrast thls for q moment with recon-
atrllctlon ullon the Congressional. plan in 1867
and 1919. Ths, Republicans IN tho Constttu-
tlonal Convention adopted Constitution which
was lust mud Ibcrnl In every respevt, putting M
form Of political disability upon any t,an iii the
State Of soutl! Carolna: IN fact, the Constt.
tuition of 1683 Ia to-day admitted 6y all parttea
tn the Stuts 10 be as 1ust aud wise as tie Con.
stltutIon OF anY State III the uniou.n
Q.-"DId yuu notice that Icn, Toornbs, OF
lcUrE11 III Ills famous sTeeEt1 lust aprN3 before
the Legislature Ut 1lts stutc, tn urging q new
Constitutional Convention, said that hc dtd not
beltcys Ia representation by population TINT
they had never hal 1t in ieorgIa, and therefore
that he was In favor Of calling q new Const!tl1-
ttonal Convention III onlcr to devise Constltu-
tlon In which, the tnigger would never be heard
OF again'i 1wus told In Washington lust wIu-
ter that when the {ieorgtans cano up With their
Constitution to Congress TINT xoms Georgian
spoko VI it s,cerlnSly As u Constitution made
BY carpct-Iaggers and nigyera.' and that there
upon Hcnatur Thurman remarked that 'ifcarpet-
haggers and niggers could ,nake Constitution
llEo that, he wished to God they had some i1
Qhio.'"
poLIoY or TUE RspEL oDaTHucrI0NIsTs.
Gov. c." Yes; recoleet Too,nbs' speech,
aud hG spoke the trua Views Ut the leadcts Of thu
white peoplu OF South Carolina in 1856
which would TO their views to-day II It were not
for The introduction OF Republican tdeas and
their enforcement BY the Republican party iu
this etute since lSt7.
"Now, then, under this Constitution Of 1868
deplorable abuses have grown up Ia the prRetl-
cal administration OF the Government, but thvy
wcro abuses, agatu, for which Justice WILL assign
greater responsibility to ths aalle witte people
who are to day laytuR them wholly to tho H.
publican party, or, to Use their own slang, The
mggers and ca1pstbazgcza.' II In 1867 aud 1s4a
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Not!cs-The arm OF MrMunTnY l. bro. IL dis.
solved by mutual consent, ALEXANDER c. Mr.
assun,v fhe liahilltics Of McMUNTnl l. BRO, and
conttune tbe busiles1. JOHN q, McAIUKVRf,
ALEX, {. McAUNVKY,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-08
Relieved upon using it the first time

CHICAGO, Oct. 18th, 1874
Mr.. J. w. TowNE:
SIR: Having been trouble with Ca
TARRH for seven years, and tried various
remedies without effect, have at last found
cure III your universal Catarrh Remedy.
found relief in using it tie first time.
am using the second bottle and am almost
entirely cured. | would strongly recon
mend it to ali troubled in the same way
Any one wishing to consult me about it be-
fore using may Go SO.
MRS. +. e. GARDNER, 81 East Sixteenth St
More Reliefthan all other Remedies.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7h, 1875.
Mr. J. W. TowNE:
SIR: The CATARRH Remedy you sent
me has given mere relief than all other
remedies that ever tried. | have not
been troubled with headache arising from
H. and feel great deal better than have
for several months, and cheerfnlly recon
mend it to all troubled with Catarrh.
Mrs. A. l.. CROKER, l76 East Madison st
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POhlmann & Dittes,

"OULD announce to the citizens Of
w Watertown and vicinity that they
will continue the well known Boot aud
Shoe business which has been carrie on by
the firm of Scbmidt, Polhmann Il Co.. said
afm having been dissolved by Mr.. A.
Smiths death, under the firm name of
Rohlnsnn Il Dittes. They always keep on
banda fGn line of the finest and best Of
men s Cali aud Kip Boots, Ladies Serge
Caters and Goat Shoes made particularly
for their trade by Jos. Miller & Co., Racine;
Kisses and Children's Shoes, and ell XII Is
of warm winter goods Repairing neatly
done. We invite all to come and see US.
All work warranted. F. GHLMANN,
& DITTES
NOTICE.-An persons indebted to the
~ late firm ofSchmdt, Pohlmann Co.
will please call and settle e II accounts with
out delay, and all who have claims against
said firm will please present them to
POHLMANN & DITTES
Successors to Schmidt. Pohlm ann & CO
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but the sales 10 with
cnnes where Gas already stately the THE SINGER
the
least show DECREASE
we
owners OF the
of
oughly as series of
Block, St. of
S. ks FULLER, Agent. ,
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Pullman Palace Cars.

These celebrated Cars are run on all night
trains On all The lines of this road
This Is the ONLY LINE running these
cars between Chicago and St. Paul or Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
AT Omaha our Seepers connect with the
Overland Sieepers on The Union Pactifi
Railroad, for ali points west OF The Missouri
River. Among the
Inducements offered by this Route
% the travelling public are all the modern
improvements: Rock and Gravel BalIasted
Track, Steel Rail, Rock and iron Bridges
Parlor and Drawing Room Day Coaches.
smoking and Lounsing Cars, Westinghouse
Safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent Safet,
Coupling andsP forms. Speed, safety aud
absolute comfort
Runming Through 5 Great States
and running over 900 miles OF road. this
Company presents TO the traveller facilities
that are not and cannot be offered by any
Competitor
All ticket agents can sell you tickets viz
this route
IT you wish the best travelling rccommo-
dat'ons, you will buy your tckeIs by this
route and will take no other
MARVIN HUGHITT,
General Superintendent.
w. Fl. STENNETT,
Gen'l Pass'ger Ct.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-08
Sewing Machines and their Sales.


merely but to having
nccuia benefits
Few Inventions
est the What
'eroAy
a
result We neither
wen "
Let US commence therefore, with
exalted idea ITS own Aachine) in
effected by dnring the other particular
n
SINGER MA sUFACTURISG COMPANY sold Machines,
than SOLD It's + " o
THE SINGER
The amount 29 1853 Machines
5
HE SINGER
oeg 32o4 more than sold during the
MANY as were sold by ALL its m5ineI
ftbepi
1879 fell
CAPTURING COMPANY
I o of
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More Reliefthan all other Remedies.
Decided relief.

CHICAGO Nov. lith, 1874
Mr.. J. w TowNE:
Your Universal Catarrh' Cure gave me
decided relief; so much so that can safely
say that have ESCAPED my usual fail at
tack, which is something l coad not say
for the past five years. Yours truly,
j. }. CHALLEy Board of Trade
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-08
Gained sixteen pounds of flesh.

CHICAGO, April I'd, 1875.
J. w. TowNE:
DEAR SIR: Please find enclosed $500.
for which please hand to bearer a supply Of
your Catarrh cure. have gained in flesh
.6 pounds since have commenced taking
the medicine. My Catarrh is much better
:han it has been before in years.
Yours truly,
}. ". TUCKER, Conductor G. b. SO. R. r.
). W. Towne, Proprietor, l9l Wabash
Avenue, Chicago Ills.
For sale by j. H. Schulz, Druggist.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway.

V1l11s'S3 % N0IIIW S5seII IsalIWay.
Close connections are made al Chicago
w'th the Lake S1ore & Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Ba tmore l. Ohio, Pits
nnrg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, Kankakee
Line and Pan Hande Routes, for all points
EAST and SOUTH EAST, and with the
Chicago Il Alton and Illinois Central for ali
points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific Il. r. at Omaha for all far
West points.
Close connections are made at junction
points acih trains Of oil cross roads,
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& a E2EsH
If neglected Will lead to more dan
gerOus diseases.

Read few Of th. many Testimonials
Fifteen years afflicted with Catarrh
cured by three bottles 1Owne's Uni
versaI Casarrh Cure.
CHICAGO, April 18th, 1875.
Mr. J. w TowsE:
SIR: For 5 years | was afflicted With
CATARRH in its worse form; :or years be
ing deprived Of the sense of smelling 1t
became so bad dreaded TO % near any
one on account of its otfensiveuess | have
within the past 5 years tried every rem
edy but withou. success. | heard Of your
remedy and thought ] would try sgaiu
and can truly say yours does not rank
with the many failures in that line. |
have used three bottles and am en,irel,
cured would heartily recommend it to
all afflicted. Any one who doub's tins can
call on me at ny residence, and | will tell
them more fully the benefit received from
your CATARRH Remedy Res; ectiullv,
Mrs. NJ. CUTLER, 81? West Adams st.
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Wheeler aid Wilson Man'fg Co., :.
Howe oewing Machine Co, estimated
Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
Weed Sewing Machine Co., :.
Grover Il Baker S. NJ. Co., estimated
Remington Empire Sewing Machine CT
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., :.
Cold Medal Sewing Machine Co., =.
Wilcox Il Gibbs Sewing Machine Co..
American 3. II &c, Sewing Machine
Victor Sewing Machine Go. :. :.
Florence Sewing Machine Co., :. :.
Secor Sewing Machine Co, :. ..
Davis S 81. Co
}. e. Bla"nsdorf L Co, Etna, :. :.
Bartram and Fant0n s. NJ. Co..
Mckay 5. NJ. Assn. :. ..
Keystone s. NJ. Co., :. >.
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Chicago & North Western
r A 1Lw Az.

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4 Toledo. Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara
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Francisco, Sacramento, Ogden. Salt Lake
City, Denver, Council Bluffs, Sioux City
81 Paul, Marquette, EscanaEA, Mera:ha,
Madison, Cheyenne, Omaha, Yankton.
Winona, Duluth, Green Bay, Milwaukee
and ali point, North, West, South and East.
should buy their tickets, via Chicago and
The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02
The Civ of New Orleans W. Widow John
Dubuch or Dietrich.

da,a isa,s Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02

u1OrRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
+ of Orleans No. 43 SO By virtue OF a VIII OF
se;znre and sale to me directed by the honorable
the FOurth District Court for the parish OF creams
in the above entitled cause l will proceed 10 sell
at rublic auction at the Mer' hants ana AUCTION,
GERS Ex hange. ROYAL street, between Canlt anu
Customhouse streets in the Second Dlsrict OF TINS
ci1y. gu MONDAY, January II, 1876, at we've
O'Clock NJ, the following described properly, 10
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated
living and being in the Fourth District OF TINS ciy
in the square com prised within Pleasant Assa
Constalce (ate live Oak and Harmony streets
which lot or portion Of ground measuree tntty OIL
feet nine inches front Pleasant street, oy one
hundred and twenty feet in depth. between paIael
linee and is composed Of lot number twenty-tnree
and one half of lot number twent four
3 CERTAIN STRIP Oh PORTIOS OF dRoUND
| adjoining the property firstly described. com
msncino at distance OF thirty six feet nine IN nee
rom Constance street, and measuring Two lee
Il sht inches front eaeant street, ~ . oep'
| NJ Oue hun fred and twenty feet, between para
| lei lines Together with all the oulldlnes anu l
| movements thereon rights, ways ana al entAeee
tbereunt0 belonging or in any WISE apPef
| Being the same property when the 1SiTnHnn
| herein acquired by donation from John n. nl.e
by two separate acts passed before hcnaIu Die .
| nan late notary public in this city, unoei oats
| Of the twentieth of April, 1896 TOT the pTcpertS
| frstly described. end the twsnty.tnird OF july
| iaS1 for the orope, ty secondly described
| Seized in the above SUIT
| T.rms-Cash on the spot cc.~,.r
daI6 Dc ia2 is Civil Sheriff of the Parls OF oIiess
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALES.
New Orleans Credit Foucier Associate
W. William Rub.

new OfAeo00 Cfe0le Fo0C1ef AooocSosAOD
c1xrH DISTRICT r COURT QUIT r e1n THE PARISH or
- Orleans, NoA 797o.-By virtue Of a writ Of q
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of orleans,
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctione ers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
t0mhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY, January 3, 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and al the
nxhts, ways and advantages thereunto belonging
or in snywise apprrtaining, situated in the First
District Of this c..y. designa ted BY. the number
one in square number three. which 10 bounded BY
Broad. DOrgenOis, Palmyra and Gasquet streets
aud forming the corner Of Palmyra and Dorgenois
streets and msasnriDg twenty seven feet front on
inches four lines in depth and front on Dorgenois
street, between p .rallef lines. - per plan drawn
BY A. %aemeeoHrt suIyeyo. On The .i1tse1th Of
veier. tsry public in this city, par set dated the
tenth day Of october, 1855: Being the same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein BY pur.
twenty fifth Of May, 1874 passed before G. LIE Gar
deur. Jr., notary public in this city.
SeiZ9d in the above suit.
Terms and COndilions-l. In cash for sufficient
am unt 10 pay plaintiffs claim. cay thirteen prom.
g ~ mortgage On 81, sad pro
forty dollars and ninety-twO cents, with interest
at eight per cent per annum from maturity until
Of every successive month from tho first Of Sep
tesnber 1874, to the first of September, 1875, Eve
per cent attorneys fees and cOsts Of suit.
2. TIE purchaser 20 assume 10 the extent Of the
amount Vt his bid) the payment of twenty one
promlssory notes. secured by mortgage on SAID
property, each for the sum Of forty dollars and
order and indorsed by bimseK, dated May Is. 1872.
payable. the first the first OF October. 1875 and
the others Oh the fret day of each and every
following month, al bearing interest at the rate
OF eight per cent per annum from maturity until
paid.
g. And the balance of the price Of adjudication
if any. cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,