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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-25

cHARDsoH, Of Albany, New York,
is ready TO testify that the statements of
Prendsrs, Of. the signRI-service bureau at
st. Louis, as TO tle ;hefts Of large sums
OF money from the trsasury department
are true, and are known to be true by
Boutwell,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-25

IL the sepSte, yesterday, the bill to
amend the laws relating to silver coin
was discussed. The principal feature 4
the house proceedings was Biz, ,.,pe,s
speech in reply to press chsr.<e con.
meeting him with the Up,on Pacific
railway company, whic.s we publish
elsewhere in full.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAE DEPT, OFFICE CT. SIC. OFFTcER,l
"AsHIsGrOE, April IS, ! an.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Ualley,
stationary or rising barometer, north
eTiy 'rinds, cooler, JoIoa0ed Jy t0aTmer
clear t0oatheT, and possibly fog Tuesday
morning.
The rivers iciV change 6tt slightly.
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Ackerman's TesifmOny-TIme Asked TO
Make a Reply.

WASHINGTON, April "a, Ex-Attor-
uey-General Ackerman appeared before
the committee on expenditures in the
department Of justice to-day, and testi.
fed that he authorized the payment to
in the New York elections. He was
asked il he consulted with the President
before paying the money. Ackerman
desired time to consider what reply he
would make to the question, and was
given till tomorrow.
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Saturday, the 9th Day Of Nay, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as shall
be sufficient 10 pay the taxes adJudged
against said properly, and all costs, as shown
by said decree, to-wit: Part Of country let
No 500, in city and county Aforesaid, bounded
as follows; Beginning at the south side OF
PoplRr street 81 feet from corner OF High and
Poplar; thence east with Poplar street 90 feet; /;
thence south 1857 feet; thence west with alley
IS feet; thence north l4SH feet 70 the begin
ming. This 39tn day of March, 1876.
3. 2. ANDERSON,
Commissioner Of Revenue etc
4, K, Cannon, Attorney, Enh3l ri
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-25
CLOHTNG RATES

Rssterddy cf cation and gold: Nel0
York ootse7., 1890; Memphis, II 5-I6c.
Net0 iork, god. closed at 1929; Mem
Ihls, lIll.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-25

EX-GOVERNOR ARCHIBALD DIXON,
Of Kentucky, who succeeded Henry
Clay in the United States senate In 1850,
died at HendersonviIle. Yesterday.
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NOTTCEa
10
PASSENGERS & SaiP pBRS.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILWAY Col
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
MEMPHIS, Tenn, APTiI ., 1876. J
- Commencing Saturday, sPriI 18Th,
and until through trains are resumed, packets
will make daily trips, Sundays excepted, be-
tween Memphis and Madison.
Passengers leaving Memphis at pm. ar
rive at Little Rock at 3 p m, making daily
connections with the IT. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad, and Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railroad Tor all points in Arkansas and
Texas.
Freight wilTbe received daily at the depot,
at the foot Of Washington street, as heretofore
Rates of freight and passage unchanged.
apI4 W. r. SMITH, Sup't.
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COMMISSIONERS Sale
-0F
Re AL ESTATE.

No. 934, N. K. D.-second Chancery Court of
Shelby county.-B. p. Anderson, Commits
siOner OF Revenue, ETC., vs.. T. Feldman.
Pursuant TO a decree Of sale, entered in the
above cause on the 10th day Of March, 1870,
l will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door OF
RhalhY county. In citY Of Memphis. on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-25
DIED..

MOORE-On the 24th instant, JOY, infant
daughter Of W. b. and l.. U. Moore.
Funeral from residence, 2Ci Second street,
this TUESDAY, morning, At 10 o'clock.
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DISSOLUTION
DISSOLUTION.

V1HE firm OF LuIlman & Vienna has been
i this day dissolved by mutual consent. D.
G. Lullman having disposed OF his entire iu.
tereSt in said hrm 10 A.. J. Vienna who will
continue the business, and Is alone authorized
10 sign in liquidation. j. e.. LIrLINIAN
Memphis, April Is-5. q. J. VIFSNA.
So In retiri2g from the ABOVE firm. I cheer
fully recommend my ete partner. a j. vi.
emma, TO my fri"rd- and our patrons and so
Ecit Continuance OF heir liberal patronage
in his behalf, Thanking the public geueraIly
for past fayOTS J. G. LULLMAN
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TempIar's Guards.

VNHE Templar's Guards will meet for ibspec-
i too and drill on SATURDAY EVENING,
April 29th, az Z o'clock.
By order JACKSON p. CREWS, Captain.
EBEN II. RISK. Lr. o. s an.5
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LOOK HERE (!
MASS CONVENTION.

- In accordance with resolutions passed
by the Democratic and Conservative Execu
tive Committee of Shelby county at meeting
held April 13, 1876, hereby call the Democratic
and Conservative voters Of Shelby county to
meet in Mass Convention at Exposition Build
ing, city OF Memphis, on the
First Monday In Nay Next,
at II O'Clock am, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the Democratic State Convention
to be held at Nashville on the 3lst day Of May
next, to appoint delegates to the Democratic
National Convention to be held in the city oi
st. Louis on the 9th day of June next, to
nominate candidates tor the Ofic of Presi
dent and Vice-President.
All good citizens who intend to support the
nominees of the Democratic National Con-
vention are invited to participate in the Con-
yention.
This Mass Convention will also elect an
Executive Committee for Shelby county 10
succeed the present Democratic and Conserva-
tive Committee. NJ. ]. WALDRAN,
Chm'n Dem. and Con. Com.
ED. WoRsHAM, Secretary.
Memphis, April Is, 1875. apis
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PETIT GULF COTTON SEED
COMMISSIONER SALES

10nn BUSHELS GENUINE ARTICLE.
1UUO STRATrON q WELLFORB.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Riots in BarbadOes-FOrty Of the Riot.
ers ShOt-The Spanish Budget
Turkey on the Princi-
palities.
Disraeli and the Title Of Empress
Egypt Retreating from Abyssinia
All Quiet in the East In
Aes- Greece and the
King.
West Indies.

LONDON, April PA telegram from
the Barbados Defense association says
that riots have occurred throughout the
island. Plantations and houses have
been sacked, animals destroyed, and
enormous destruction of property has
taken place. Over forty OF the rioters
have been shot, and the troops are act
lively employed. Tue city of Brigetown
is threatened, business is suspended, and
families are seeking the shipping for
safety. The rioters say they have the
governors sanction for their actions.
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OLIVER. FTNNIE & 60.
CORD.WOOD.

zoo CORDS BEST QUALITY STOVE
OOO wood 81 80 to s. per cord, delivered.
Inquire at levee, foot of Union street, or on
JOS. ROGERS, Commission Merchant,
ap2 No 3 HOWaTd's Row,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-25

LONDON, April 24.-A Madrid dis
patch says thai the Spanish government
has consented to suspend the collection
Of the forced war loan from, and billet
ing of soldiers upon, English residents
while negotiations with Great Britain
on the subject are pending. The ill
health OF Cardinal Antonelli again ex-
cites serious apprehensions. The pope
was coleseted with him long time to-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-08
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEw YORK, September Money closed easv.
offered At X Sterling dun and better; new 6vss
tioA Sfate bonds quiet and nominal. Louisiana
consols 81 ass. Stocks active and strong
Sub treasury 80, 66alances-Gold, s34,86Ol5s; cur.
The subtreasury paid out on account of interest
SCI ,Oco and for bonds $4,000.
Customs receipts today, s4l4ooo
Cotton closed steady; middling upards II elec.
Orleans Ii a4c; Gales to-day 1853 bales net receipts
none; gross 1920; consolidated net receipts Isl .40
10 ea sss , sssn ss e
lows September IL l7-320ll 9-l6c; October II lS
1li ,. ls,s7c; November Il ls:ssc; December
Iualy Il q aSlsc; March ii asaasi Ii' f ,se
1:lse; July Hsldais $3.50; zu sSas
Flour shade frme-; light supply; fair demand
checked by scarcity Of desirable grades; super.
fine Western and State So 7504 so; Southern
-four shade frme'; common to fair extra 81 10
d6; good to choice do Sc 0508 so. Wheat dull
and lower to sell: spring grades entirely nominal;
for new red Sou,h ern 81 20 for new red and white
st. Louis. 81 % for new amber and white Tennes.
see, ana 81 2o0l rs for new white Western Corn
opened q shade hrmer: fair eXpOri demand: closed
quiet At full figures Of Yesterday. Oats u 0lc
better; fairly active; 370+4sc for mixed Western
@ sugar quiet fair st to sSod spspy
ing. MJlasses-GrOcely g AIDES in light iObbinp
request Rice dull and unch snged. Tallow steady
prime SSc. Rosin quiet 81 6O01 67k Turpen
tine firm; Sic. Pork active and much fir ner: new
ST.. Lard decidedly higher, closing firm: epot
lots scaj C-, cuecklHS business; l0.6Oc tor prime
steam.l Whisky without decided change IS i05s %
H. Freighs quiet.
CHICAGO, September Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat unsettled and generally lower.
No Chicago spring s. &c cash and October: No. 5
Chicago spring sec. Corn steady and in fair de.
mand; No. i5ae cash; As &c October. Oats active,
firm and hghe;; 81 &c cash and october Rye Il m:
5a0S9ac Barley firm; IKE cash; 73074c Oct Der
Pork in active demand and higher; SIC 255s ais 80
cash and October; $l4 72hal4 IS all the wear.
Lard strong and higher; l0.37 1lO 40c cash 10 25c
October; slos all the year. Bulk meats active and
higher; shoulders &c short rib middes So dSTc,
short clear mddles 8as dsc Whisky steady and un.
changed
1T. LoUIs, September Flour quiet and IN.
changed Wheat dub and weak; No. red fall
81 49, ,o eash o 81 Is bid Corn inactiyt; Eoi2
b ID for strictly fresh cash. Rve scarce and firm
sc sepMtember ssac october Barley firm
oss. Pork SIG 75dl7. Lard nor inaily un.
hanged, IN Bulk m.ats-Shoulders 6h 06ssc; clear
ar; 81 oulce,s IA arse; clear rib sides ssse:
lear sides 9ha9asc. hogs dur; bacon IS eS0
30 aud strong ana active. GOOD to choice steers
81 15G5.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-08
POLITICAL ROWS.
A Republican Meeting Broken Up BY Til.
den kef0rmerS.

KINGSTON, n. Y, September THE Re-
publican Campaign Club went to Stony
Hollow yesterday and raised d pole. The
opposition pulled it down; stones and pie-
tolls were used, and several shots fired.
One man reported dead and several of
the club severely wounded; one has q
pistol shot in the head.
The inhabitants Of Stony Hollow are
nearly all Irish Democrats. A Republican
club of thirty recently formed there causing
much ill-feeling. The Republican pole
raised three weeks ago was cut down yes
terday. Republican club from this city
went down there to raise the pole again. A
meeting was organized. but speaking was
abandoned on account of noise. The pole
was raised and the party started for the
cars. when some drunken men took hold OF
the pole to pull it down. Constable How
land and others say they attempted to pull
them away, but the Kingston party, think.
ing it was an attack on the pole, rushed
from the cars and fight ensued. The
Kipgston party drew pietols. and it is said
fred first, and we're finally driven off the
ground Half dozen on either eide hurt
One Democrat fatally, another seriously
shot. and two women shot in the ace
Tho Table Turned - DisOrderly Repub.
licans In Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September IA Sc
rious riot occurred last night, growing out
of street attack by the colOred Repub-
licans upon some colored men who have
been taking conspicuous part in the Dem
ocratic canvass. A small body OF whites
endeavored to defend the Democratic
negroes, but were overpowered by
the numbers OF the rioters. After q
severe fight. in which pistols were
freely used on both Sides. the riot
ers held King street, the main thorough
fare, from midnight until sunrise, breaking
windOwe. robbing stores and attacking and
beating indscriminately every white man
who showed his face. A large number of
persons were injured. mostly whites. Sew.
eral of those shot are in critical condition.
Intense excitement prevails, the general
feeling being that the trouble is not yet
over. The riotous proceedings of the rice
field strikers on the COmbahee have been
renewed. The situation 10 regarded as
serious
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ORLEANS

all race, Goldsmith Maid won, Bodine sec-
ond, SmuRgler third. Fullerton fourth.
Time-2:l914. 2:1OA, 222.
Bank Suspended.
The City Bank suspended. The depos.
uors are mostly women and iaoOflng men.
Sentenced for Life.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, September 7.-Res-
we'll s. Bartlett. colored, to-day was SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life for Outrag-
ing young lady school teacher.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, September Z, lS76-43O P. ~.
For the Gulf States. stationary barometer and
temperature, with sOutherly winds and partly
cloudy weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September 7.-Barome.er 1850.
Wind east Eight. Ar,ived-British steamship st.
Louis. Al go A NJ. Reed master. from Liverpool.
to s. Weeks & Co.; American ship George Nc
Adams. Morrison master fOrty-sx days from Gal
way. in ialast. for orders; American schooner
George Sesly, Mcdonald master seven DAYS from
Hsy ans. in ballast, to as er; British bark OK.
ford, Watson ma ster, fifty days from Bio Janeiro,
in ballast to James Cooper. Saied-Steamships
New Orleans, New York, Margaret
PoKT EADs. September 7.-wind south.eouth.
east. fresh. Weather cloudy. Arrived-American
schooner Fanny Pike, Robinson master. thirteen
days from Saomlla South America. in ballast to
master.
SHREVEPORT, September 7.-weather clear
The mercury ranged from $50 to $40. The river
fell five inches. No movements of steamers.
VIcKsBURG. September T. Weather warm and
fair. The river fell three inches. No boats up
or down to-day. Arrived-R. &. Lee at Jpn.
MEMPHIS, Septem Der 7..-River rose four inches
stands twelve feet three inches. WsAshtkyclear
Mercury 9lo. DEPARTED Mollie Moore, hi ST.
Louis. sAXE
CINCINNATI, September River seve1Ie nine
inches; stationary. Weather partly cloudy;
warmer.
PIrTsBuKG.. September River eight inches
and rising. Weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE September River FIVE feet eight
inches and falling Weather clear since noon
CAIRO, September 7.-ArIived-Eee, from New
Orleans. al P. NJ; Grand Tower from vicksburg
at nine; Capt. l City from st. Louis at midnight;
Golden Rule. from New Orleans, at 5 4. NJ Beta
from Evansville. at P. n. Departed-Bee for ST.
Louis at 10 P. NJ; Grand Towt T, for ST. Louis at
midnight Capitol City, for vicksburs, at ? 4. NJ;
Golden Rnle for Cincinnati at six; Beta for Yszoo
rlyer at 1 ?. NJ River fourteen feet one inch and
falling Weather clear. Mercury eso
LOUISVILLE, September 7-River rising v it'll four
feet Six inches IN the canal. Weather warm and
clear Down-Arlington, nom Cincinnati to New
Orleans
ST. LOUIS, September ..-Arrived-~Mau from
Depai ted-Bee and barses, for New
Orleans; Maude, for vicksburs. The river has
risen eight inches. Weather clear and warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-08
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1892 ollie, against lO91s ct New
York, AID after a limited business closed at ll00
ll0a. against ITO in that market. Tie salee com
prised &26 600, embracing $1,000 and $500 &:
lo9A: $1,000 at 100 81 $4,000 and $1,000 at 10 $4,000
st ll0h and $1,000 at llO4.
Silver continued entirely nominal
The advance in god at New York being counter
scted by the decline in bills at that market, ster
ling closed irregular and weak. The only ssesre
ported were 4lgG0 bill of allns and f50e Al clear
at IS Sly.
Francs being unchanged at New York, CONNER
cial hardened slightly. The only sale reported
Was 80 OUC commercial al 4.TSsi.
At the close sterling bills We're quoted at SIS 2s1s
as 80 for bill of lsding and Al clear and Ass IS
for bank (bank counter rate ass 355s), and
for bank.
New York sight was nearly y f cent lower for
con- mercial. The sales comprised $4,000. en-
bracing 5000 and $4,000 commercial at par.
$50 600 private bandkers and Sis, 600 bank at IL
p cent premium and $4,000 comm ercial at i.
The banks continued to check on New York ~ y
= cent premium. while commercial SIGHT WAS QUO
ted at para i y cent premium, against "a i I,
cent prem UNI yesterday.
The following is the official statement of the
sales repor ted to. day at the Stock Exchange:
$9uCo Stare cOnsos. .......................5.
1000 Premium bonds. ........................32 u
No sales of securities were repOI ted except al
the Exchange.
Stocks we're dull
State cOnsOs were weaker without being quot
ably lower, being variously quoted At the cose at
SIN 0y57a, and 571s ass.
Prem ium bonds we're quiet and steady st ga
S2!..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-08

aug seq 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans


The City of New Orleans vs.. Thomas o.
Meux; same DR.. Thomas Meux; same vs.
Dr. 7. q. Meux; same va. Dr.. Thomas U. Meux;
same vs. same; same VS.. same. same We. same;
same Thomas 0. Meux, Jr.; same DR..
CUPERTOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, Nos. 2l.85l 666, 55.l63 S. 1872.
% COS, IS 400 8S 49, .338 and s.0l.-By viz.
tue Of niue wits of feri facias TO d.
reeted by the honorable the Superior District Court
for the parish of Orleans. i'll the above entitled
causee, for city taxes of 1860. 1871. 1873. 1874,
1878 and 1876 will proceed TO sell at public auc.
ton. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
SATURDAY, Septem Der 50. 1876 at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, in square number two
hunGred aud thirty-twO, bounded by CarOndelet,
Lafayette. POydras and Baronne streets, desig.
mated as lot number fifteen, measuring thirty-one
feet on Caroodelet street, by one hundred and
twenty feet N depth.
2. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the First District of this city, in square number
three hundred ard twenty seven, bounded by
Pensacola landing. Franklin, Liberty and kuphro.
sine streets, designated as lot number two
the First District of this city. in square number
two hundred and sixty-sx bounded by Canal.
Common, Dryades and BaI0nrs streets, designated
as lot rum Der twenty-seven, measuring twenty.
eight feet ON Cara street; by hundred and
twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above SUITS
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
au2s seq 80 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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EeTABLIsH ED IS6j.

AN9VA0AxSk1bO 1SOOs
American and Foreign Patents.
aILMyRs CO. fpcces:ors to chiPm n =. a
patent is granted. No fees for making prelimins0
examinations. No adj tional fees ior obtain
and conducting rehearing., Special attentin
Office extensions before Congress-, infIingement
suite in different States, and all litigation ssper
K cen SI Of
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last rep ,rt If the Commissioner Of the Cen
eral Land Office shows 2.ag7, So acres OF bounty
land warrants outstanding. These were issued
under act Of 1855 and prior acts GILMORE co.
paw cash tor them. Send BY registered letter.
Where assignments are imperfect we give instrue-
tons to perfect them.
United States General Land Once.
Contested land cases prosecuted before the
United states General Land once and Department
Of the Interior. Private land claius mining and
Presumption claims and homestead cases ATTENDED
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
officers, soldiers and sailors of the late war or
Their heirs, are in many cares 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, rup.
tured or injured in the late war. however slightly,
can obtain pension by addressing GILMORE &
Cases prosecuted BY GILMORE co. before the
supreme Court of the United States the Court Of
Claims and the Southern Claims Com n,ission.
Each department Of our business is conducted
IN separate bureau, under the charge of the same
prompt attention to all business intrusted to GIL
MORE co. is thus secured. We desire to win
success oy deserving it. Address
GILMORE & CO.
mySi washington District of Columbia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-08

AUCTION SALES.
By Hoey & OConnor.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND.
THE THREE STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL-
ING, CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND DELORD
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF RICHARD CONDOR.
Second District Cont for the Parish Of OrloAns-
No. IT. 705.
By Hoey & o'connor.
SUCCESSION OF Ri

DY HOEY Il O'CONNOR-N1CHoLAS J.
ID Hoey, AuctiOneer-Onaoe No. Is Commercial
place.-SATURDAY. September %. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioueers' Ex.
change, on Royal, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in this city of New Or eaDs for &C
COZ Mt and risk Of Thomas McManOn, the former
pul chaser, who has declined to comply with the
adjudication made to him on the fourteenth of
was made under and by virtue of an order rem
for the parish Of Orleans the ninth OF May, 1873
viii be sold by public auction. the following
valuable property. to wit
THE LOr OF GROUND in the First District Of
this city, in tie square bounded by Magazine,
Camp, Del0rd and Poeytarre ell eets designated as
lot No l, and measuring % feet ront Oh MAGAZINE
street by 40 feet in depth and from, on DelOrd
street SEd forming ;he corner OF Magazine ana
Delord streets. The improvements comprise a
three story brick house, with store below and
dwelling above; twO-stOry frame rear building.
stables, sheds etc. This is one OF the oldest and
most successful business stands in the city.
Terms-One third cash. the remainder at one and
two years credit from the day of sale, in notes of
the purchasers bearing interest OF eight per cent
per annum. secured by special NOR! gage and ven.
6o-'s lien, with the penal clause Of five per cent
attorney fees i'll the event of suit to fore pay
inert OF the notes; the purchaser to keep the i'm
provemepts insured for their full value, and trans
-er the policy to the holder OF the note s. AID
slma payment over and above the Did Of all taxes
Tor the year 1875.
Act of sale at the expense Of the purchaser. be.
fore W. J. Castell, notary public seq 10 10 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-08
Joseph Maumus VS.. Paul Castainr.

SlATH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 6897.-By virtue of a writ NJ
seizure and sale. TO me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court Tor the parish of Or.
ie'hs IN the above entitled cause, will proceed
10 sen at public auction, at the Merchants and
Canal and Custemhouse streets, in the Second
District of this city, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
u, 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to wit Wv
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OLA LOT OF GROUND
situated in the square comprised within St. Philip
nrsunes Burgundy and Rampant streets, Second
District oi his city having the said lot IN French
mtas sure, thirty feet front on Burgundy street bv
one hundred and twenty feet in depth tooefber
with the undivided half of oil the buildings and
other circumstances and dependencies to the said
lot belonging; being the same property which the
defendant herein, together with Baptiste Laporre
mad acquired from Mrs. Alexander Cast aing, per
aGt %, passed before joseph Cuylller notary public
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
au26 seq 6 p Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of 0roo