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Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
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9b "Gtecrab @uiinsis Colleges" @ats
ming Rannas ben 2een Setcber paatespn'
bee ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | Sfisnifrtcnins
unnsr qerelis al ben for lin Cmti8bee hes
iitncte Charles Yaleer, bpis llncerpisnin9
ieits aar sap en- ida almineelis illfreess
niaelie. Tette aurius er tereenet fer pns
are Born. her life fan fsltase / aiisn'
Sfcitn.
Tenne 6itermienassftcls afbclots Wan.
bad 5irseaa. Snseia ~ Hrenas 81. AZ.
pris: st aurius 900 eesicns) 50. 90
@fsniirlsn CANINE Case). 4. 81 90
M. Clad, Peltprtr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Saaree 9yeuactiscr er ipeu,s.

tN''
~ Der er in1en {plpl en-. al al Flags Nprs
rttnina nil blips ineiiranfet. ~ Del sr Der.
icr snbrer xanilieiapers Vllat idamtSei
lem muli9t al i~nflirante fine llosirttr
Uinteren liaar icr loren, ~ meb ben tcm'
mer / Hesslen frrtlsIelie. q Ssrnii Gar.
etlesbee sr urlatte Tor Strubebclit, at9ebos
ltt ~ mango andre Sla8s Nclit. Omar
ttee forilsleller ril rife f8 ~creralt. ~ {G'
ring FAINT pals ~ eunStipSs nil I9lsc
Wlnae | &racen. Saaoannt Spleommt
Dor belbrsees itioe. " m Cpiicrer ere icii'
rare. pil ri tilraaee pcre Salert Al bralt
Or. Spshec's German.SDrup."
Den belbrecer atm. 6n Slal's tclter rs
6entS ~ sr | NsJslsn net for en- Samtlis
en- bel Vtntsr. Sal9ss rper bsle e fcr'
rnsee Stlter a bcs Z. y. Wcntscmerc
& Co., Istcrdb. Srrrl. So
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
6ubSfribeuter paa "ctpr

&iemmet' i Sscorab % Omsus,
ION lite suouu bape betalt lin Cub.
lfription for bette Var. bsbeS a.
muli8t at betale til g..
5~brontlsn. San Dor hos Boabin.
Der Ssbsra. itrar opsnfor Yofbuiet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
ytutite.

Aas a Gnbrsr iom iidar &islp I'll q.
p. 6tsl & So. snttn pte "Rctss" tasr
BYrs3nl,ib. anmcees berrth ON urpbrloss
Zig at di1lsre iamms IA acmplanists 9fsns
iilttr. pad @rune Al u. y. SeNs lob.
abirlut mlu eNlsres, Serrstninasn ril
iremcelss icrilRttss MA famine Wllrt q
Sttp icm fsr. ~ ale &eSnitlttr pNisrts
ldmmtltseS
50-4 g. Z. 6ess & 81.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

sycr at paffe Be fcrsseoe lib
after pep 5orienpelien at Deco
rab.p ciieu, pil Yriien berefter
blipe $1.1O iaapel | iom ubenfcr
Is puuttet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21


(pce {uinoe Dollars tr en- tier Vsnls'
ilm | pisie transs Stoer, men boz tan iaas
han Sum uclaanes itsrre NJ miners @elsb
pee AZ benpsnee III III 9amss y. Gaitcn I
lie Rational 8anf, Ostrrlb. eaan fan
trbelees paa lang sio mob Sittsrbte /
Sarmtitnecmms.
Den lite Serlembsr 1876.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Sine MpertiSIementer.
1abt.

I'm ecmmsbcl tabtcs Wlntll ben lite
os. pal gcieu ira Srcut Aun III nit clsm.
Sc9en tnrehrlet mflem IL "a IA Ccalrs
| Yengs ~ en- Npts uefisct al Dana Slipn,
lier $50 Dollars. lcridlesn roite alluIt.
nix a tntper aeparts meo At ilsts napnis
Rcts. Scblnnes Glen Silutut.
IL
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Spu. NJ. u. SpbnTpn

CT al ben republifanRe "State
Central Spmmittee" ubn0pnt til
at bclbe pclitiFe Ialer paa fel'
oeuNs QiNer "a GteNsr
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

Sr. %. u. S,asluub, Der mel.
lem 2,3 Mar bar pRret | 6mplpl
bcs .. ,. Splberg, forlco Deco.
rab iipite Wanpas WOrseu. Sans
fremiiniee Sjem pil rlmelispis
blipe hilbert Sea, bpcr ban aster
at begpnpe Apctbsfer. 5crretnius
Sr. SaSluno er ell ppIttL fra
HorIe uoodmet Ebarmateut, ~
ba ban or beba9sll9 AZ pm9aaes,
oil ban uoen {pipl / tit npe Siem
ltrar pinre mango 0enner. "Ie,
ccrah ppltsn" cnter BAN en- lpffe.
Zig 6rsmtie.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Saardrbeibe

Saararbeiee!
Mrs. Srse. Miller %ueisrer 5%darar:
bsipe, Saalcm "Swithes" llbrfiaeer,
oio. 9efiuinaer tan inbleperes til 3.
5tus Stcre, Wllbinatpn Street, pee
CHEN al Sanferes eiperp Staole.
Saar tisbss til almineelios Fri'sr.
n finn
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

omtrent II @ar 9ammel. Seaer
life aif ban | 8riaen 4 Mar, efter'
at peune par forbi, men ban bar
ATTN 8riser | Oper 8 aar, % iar'
peles aibolbt at bet 8ompasnt,
bpprfpr ban par Maefein.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

Rxsr- 8eone SIass Castor Oil
Tor ,sarmmal'incu % Bnasles III.
ialss bos coleman x Cope.
1873
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

xapet'Yapir
| ale Wpultrs. st fort Splls finoes
IL vecnaros 0ecf Strre.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

Nsttelier - @o. 81. 4pe
Sipe, 2pen Spllte, 7be 9lnie fra
cpen itaar: 1856, fial pRre /;
1886. Canine Spalte 20pe 81.
nie fra cpen ltaar: 1865, ftal
pRre 1862.
Sr. Surbid b%esrncte alliaa life
Sfole / 8innelbelf SO. 3 Mar,
fer ban par fept, men pa ban par
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

Sr. q. Gaeltlp bar alerepe
bsepnpt 6prretnlns / Den nre
Spauing ban ficbte raa Baiblns.
ton Street, lile peo grcen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Snoienot.
" o2so I

~ ~N%sNt NN'
Yaa @runb al, at Der iblanbt
ben fore Sfare al Nprfle | Win.
nslbeif Gountp fffsrt finpeS Wans
se, Der ere berettisepe til at ers
bplpe iine Scrserpapirer, pllbe
BET life pare at Veien siennenl
"pclten" at upifsoe Ell alminpe.
fig Opfcrprins til S%aapannc. at
Be isrser for at faa fine "Natu'
,ali;atirn YaperS" iifanp, mepens
Der CT M%nlebnins BERTH. Der or
%piitncf Wangs irm trcr, at mar
Be bar tit ferite (Sntenlicn)
"Yaper," at Be ra fan faa iii
"Seeonp Yaper" naarlcmbelit Be
cnfer; men for Saacanne fan
tiene til llnberretnins, at Dc paa
inaen Waape fan faa 1T %"leeonc
Yaper" uubtalen peb "6ircuit"
cler "Iiitriet Gcurt" - bet pil
liae paa ben lib. ct al pisie er
Seslicn. - Oct or perfcr at lter'
tie Wistiabep for Saapaune al
bare / GrinrrinG at "IiltrifI
6ourt" ~bsSpnper ben 16oe Oeip'
bsr, % pa er bet lelpfelSella Den
iipite Mnlsonins fer anitnnpenpt
9ala. Yalatampsn bette aar bli.
per piit en- ~"ip9upenpe" Mnare.-
Den aQerebe cpitlaebe rspublifdn'
fe Ilfet, bpis Aancloatsr er lal
pel befienete / bette Spuutp al
bet Der sr cperflepilt at iise Wo'
get til persS Scrpel, fan funs
sjere Hesnlns paa Seier pep fraf
tia llnperitetttlie paa ValsoaSer
at Vsnncr % 0elpnoere tb'
Wpppartiet pil i~iffert 9isre Slj
for at laa rem al Warfen. Hes
upen lulpe Bet p9re enbper 9of
Scrsers cg SanpsmanbS Vll9t,
at pere bebjalpells baape | Sanp.
ling o Raap, for paa en- lcplll
Maars at itafs Saabdnne fin
ypreerrer, lom enpnu life CT
Yefopelle oeraf. q 81.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
GufteS !!

Autte6!
On reipeftattl uns Rane, Der snlisr At
Splpsnins benpenefr man ~ III =. &u,
Dol y =, Npcthttsr. 50
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
MGrf bette!

Ale N 6nbper etr bar iidast | GIale
iii llneerielntee I lGnSsre {io eno 6 Mla.
MEIER aumpres bsTpec ON ue~pscibelta
At ineines f9 o. ar9lsrs llmme.
u. 4. 8ibirn x Sc.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
9lae SNiaIous ZpmaIfim.r

say~ asuN tr ben teolte SaneIass. 3s,
lea ham. - 6Ik
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

B1y~ 6n bel Del scee Sengflaeer ttl'
lal9s. "Ceecrdb.F citsn" a%nci'er.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

On al Dc ~ltcrlte MiSiiunSieiter pua
SiSic &anter afbcloteS lioite Sploas
pua Gpleset5 Grunc al Dc ioritieuise
Wenigbeper, Der b~etieneS al T~'ultprer-
lie Brandt og &pren. Seiret bapce
besperre peret itpst / flere irresaaenoe
Gage, men 5eltoasen par / Den 6en'
leenoe iaa belois ipm mulls. Ealtcr
&orsn talte ON 6prmiooagei, Yaltpr
Brandt on GitsrmipOasen, cg Cole
gets Sangtpr lepebe Sanscn. Ut life
lbcnoeliat Offer pcepeS til MiSlionen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
llinolOlte Yrepe peo SecOrab Y. 8.

Stpt. l5es 1876.
Miis Narp antsrlm - slrs Gletp 49,
Yiis Warp Sobaicn - 6britcpbtr Clipn
,Serre.
Deb 6fNripsrsld al cptnnapntt Br ne
ttbal at rye "aeperttlte''.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
SseeS Semarfet ! Srust Bar
uspcsu S~crtialses Niaist.
6rpebiticnen oupiler.
3iueic.

eler Q metlsrses VRrellsr er tileie bcs
y. 2. @dsiel. ct. 9cbu Strtet, lumber
Pleaiant Sill.)
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

81 ienber bette No. at Deco
rab. Yolten til en bel Del Sffe'
Mbcnneuter, ~ anbefaler Vlaoet
til 6isnnemlasninS. Oct fulrs
alabe Is / bet fcmmenpe Mar al
funne fprbpble Mbcnnentslllten
De-, Tom enpnu life bar betalt
for 2pen aaraanI Der life for
tRnfe os /, at ri MI, pa aargan'
gen sr noe, fcrbrsr pcrt 5ilspce'
bapenpe. 9eecrab Soften CT III
gen @ulpsrube, "a Bet er perfcr
neppenpist at faa, bpao ri bar
upeltaasnoe paa SubRripticn. III
le @eleb, Tom lite er betalt inpen
15pe October, nil sftsr ben 1ir
inpleperes til Ell Snfasiatcr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Nenae tiQaanSl

Nen9e tiaaans!
Sttt psial bsi @snte for Psuss. Yee At
bsnpenne IA iii @m. y. @clpap fan man
srbclre Yenss mob mceerat 8tute. Ssrlte
Sitferbee | Iaii Glenecm icrllnlte. 81
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
NprIfe SDaer.

laaicm. San5tsSer, 6psntprtSssr. Ncmas
ner, SrrtG4inssr cip. hos
IL y. 6. Yenerlrn
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Or. Smitb

er fcmmen tilbaas OF bar al.ncptaatt i'll
praris. Sina cper Sclbsrss Stcrt.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

Ifreorer 8. 8. Rpss flptteos
iaaar fit Sfrappsrparffep til
lracps Spanina / @atsr ct. pep
SIpsn at Il. lbcmpipns "Scanol.
napiau Souie". Sr. Rpss bar ct
scpt Oplas Al 1eisr % here
bar ban uurerpels. SlnS Sun.
Der fan iaalepes altip tllfreps.
titles.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

vi flll tiaabe % at bepe pore
Rrepe Mbcnnenter, Der life snfler
at bclpe 1eccrab,V clien lahsere.
ON Be pil sisre rs ben tore 3ie'
nelte at unperrette % percm itrar.
iaa at ri meb bet ferite fan faa
pore npe gsser iitano.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

Jsrffcmmenpe SencaS (24ps
Septbr.) ftal aaub. y. 6erpe
croinerss til Yrrit / Waibingtcn
Prairie alrfe. CANINE Dag pre'
pifer | 0etcrab Den npe peb 6cl.
lsset aniatte Vrcfssicr, Sr. Sre,
beieu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

Yrilen paa $ppepe bar | be fib'
ite 2 Tiger / Wilwaufee u 6ht
easo paret temmelis bel, lisetil
$1.l9 VI. Suibsl. Ssaar, 1irs.
bag, Beauties for Nc. 1 $1.17 a
LIS. 0ette bereS lite laa gait
enebd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-01
NOTICE,
Merchants, Lawyers, Ministers, PLY
siciass, Rar,Mers- You mr. and Ola.

o,,,....I VWuk anu VIOs
nHhMEE4l We ask all to send to az 70,
n,", as. Menes, Sterling Siverware, or slve,
sasran.te every article as represented when sold.
:, "ead'hg Rings and Bhdai 6,,,s OF every kind
nny sr,'ee IN our stock sen, to any address O. O. d
s.Vus allowed to he opened for exam Instion on
W. ~ ~ GU ugh 10 pay the express CHARGES
W. ches repaired end Ane time guaranteed. IA.
Jewelly Manufactured to order. y"
9 WI - o. address r. J. MoRsE CO., Importers.
o' LAKE lark streets, Chicago, III
WI e"ssait Their own interests by ordering iron,
Of Sc. stamp. S'"'' y" 'esep'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-01
a SPEECH.
At the Centennial Party given

the other evening, Mr.. Geo. w. Peck,
.of the La Cross Sun, spoke as fol-
lows in response to the sentiments
-"l716-the time that tried mems
.onls: "lS1G-the time that tries
mems and wosnen's soles-keeping
step to the music of the Union +:
One hundred years ago to-day
there hyed man who"coeld not tell
lie. That man IS before you at this
,nonient (hesitating, and then point
ing TO the picture of Washington.)
Yet how the tirnes have changed
in one hundred years.
Then we had continental Con-
cress but now we have IL Congress
that don't amount to continental.
The times that tried mems souls.
who does not remember Washing
ton, with his little army barefooted
and suffering, in mid winter, crossing
Lake Monona on an ice-boat, rather
that bttld pontoon bridge, and
submit to the exactions Of the Potter
law; how he entered Trenton, Dodge
county, his path strewE with flowers,
is familiar to all
How it makes the blood Jingle in
ythe veins to think that we are on
sacred ground. Twas on this very
spot that Capt. Eohn Smith rescued
Pocahontas from the Regency, where
she was going to be bound to do
Homework, and bore her ia triumph
10 Oshkosh, where she settled down
and became the master of a state
grange, raised q large family that is
scattered over the country, holding
positions in front of tobacco stores.
How pleasant it is to step into the
historical Society and find the idant-
seal hatchet with which Washington,
u hundred years ago, did his logging
on the Chippewa River, and never
said-''dam it."
1t has been said that the pen is
,mightier than the sword. Well, WR.
Penn was; else the Centennial might
have been held at Milton Junction,
and philadelphia wculd have been q
dag station to-day.
Do we forget the women OF that
early day Not at all. The picture
of Martha Washington carrying to
Yorktown Georges Hinner in little
in pail when he didn't have time to
go home, is familiar to all
We do not forget their hardships.
When the wild Indians threw Young
Tyson overheard in Eoston Uarbor,
so they coald not pay back draw
ing of tea they had borrowed, they
buckled on their life pceservers and
swan for it.
One hundred years ago this eagle
3reterring to Old Abe4, was hum
ming bird. Now he has grown bald
in the service of his country, and is
an ornament to society.
But speaking of times that tried
mems souls, | am reminded that
there is Ettle cotillion on the car
pet even now, that must be attended
to. In the short ten minutes allotted
for this impromtu response to the
sentiment, it has been impossible to
allude to all that has occurred in the
last hundred years. Trusting to
the intelligence of the assembled
beauty and chivalry TO make good
any omissions, or to correct mis-
statements if any have been made,
let us hope shat those present may
have grand reunion at the real
Centennial at Philadelphia the CON-
ing summer. Let all respond to the
sentiment, ~On with the dance, let
Joy be uncoained"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05

Fort W4yar. Ir.!., feb. T. GsHaral
Il. {. olaua,. Member Of Congress,
publishes q -lyl denying the charges
against linn iy Commissioner ingalls,,
that lie las attempted 70 STIR up strife
among the Indians. ohanAs Claims
tia. lie las discovered enormous frauds
c., the pat q Ingalls, and others, and
charges them with robbins the Chero-
kses. Creeks. Choctavs aud Ghickasaws
OF - Upo, 600 acres q land.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05

Chicago. Teb. / Lou;s EiadaA +, q
prominent whisky man from Milwaukee,
: II his city. and has informed . re-
porter that Attorney Mckinney, At Mil
waukee, is working up Il case which will
astcnisL the nation when it is FULLY de-
yeloped.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05

AuRDEE " THE Second DEGREE.-In
tie trial OF James L. Johnson, indicted
fo- the murder of Michael Ryan, the
case was given 10 the j'.rv at u clock
last night. and after two hour, Gelibera-
tio2 they returned verdict OF guilty Of
murder in the second degree. Johnson
Will be sentenced on Thursday next; and
OF course the sentence viii be impcison-
mant in the ~Ja:e Prison FOX the tenn Of
Lis natural lif5- Et"tll.e, fe5. !.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05

tISCOJ MING THE 1 HADE DO11.AR.-
The demand for the trade dollar in
China is no longer equal to the supply
of the Mints here and at Carson, and
the result is an oyer-abundance OF
that coin in circulation. This coin is
now being subjected to heavy dis
count-from four to five per cent.
being named as the rate. And this
discountinG is carried on in almost
every branch Of business. Even con-
ductors on the street cars now refuse
10 take them fox their face, and sub
iect them to a discount of ten per cent
Other silver coins circulate i'll small
quantities Tor their face value. There
is no reason why any such dlstInctlon
should exist The trade dollar is as
much a legal tender for sums not eN-
cesding five dollars as any other sill
Yer coin. as will be seen from the fol-
lowing section Of an Act of Congress
revising and amending the laws rel
alive to the mints, assay offices and
coinage of the [ nited States, approved
FEBRUARY l., 1875:
Section =. That the silver coins OF
The [ nited States shall be a tradedo!
lar, half-dollar or fftycent piece. a
quarter dollar or twenty-five cent
piece. a dime or ten-cent piece and
the weight of the radc-dollar shall be
40 grains Troy; the weight of the
half-dOllar shall be twelve grains
gramme> and One-half of a grain
tgrarnme. : the quaTter-dOllar and the
Lime shall be respectively one half
and Cue-hflh of the weight of said halt
dollar and said coirs shall be legal
tender Al their nominal valuo for any
amount not exceeding five dollars in
any one payment. =. 7. Bulletin,
January Il.
STAGE EoE3EEs AEEEsIED.- The re-
port reached here this morning that Jim
,i-iswold Howard Martin ana Bill Col
Inns. all Of whom were at one time en-
ployed on the railroad between here and
WadswortL, were arrested last week near
Les Angeles, for rob0ing the stage near
that place. and are now in Jail. Harry
Davis, another Of the gang. o,-d VII
KNOWN along the railroad, effected his
,-7cape One OF them had his le9 broken
while being chased ~ the officers. It's
said that Davis. who escaped. had the
creater part 0. the bOoty.-L Silver State.
Fet. :
FEE,oS S.1.-Eey. :. p. Kelly, State
Superintendent Of Public instruction,
arrived here Yesterday and left for Par
adise Valley In establishing agencies
for the sale and exchange of school books
WiunenUcca was overlooked This
causes great inconvenience TO teachers
and considerable expense to parents.
We desire to call the Superintc cndcnt :
attention to the matter, that he may au-
;ho1izc the establishment Of an agency
here Silver State Feb. ,
FEET FEozEx. We Yesterday heard OF
two cases of men having then feet frozen
whilst travelling. One case occurred
while the man was coming from Snake
Valley to the Ticht-mIlc Hcusr. He
was brought to Pioche on Friday and
taken to the County Hospital bv J. y.
)ad condition. The ether was that OF
Eh.r0jX KNIGHT " hq arrived IN ilOpLC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-12
The Smallest Capital In Europe.

1t must certainly be allowed that the cap
ital OF Montenegro has no claim to rank
among the great cities of the earth. Its
general look, consisting mainly. as it does,
Of one wide street, rather reminded me of
some Of those email towns or large villages
which lie on the old road fro1a Oxford to
London. Not expecting to find new Bah
ylon or Palmyra in one Of the GASES of the
Black Mountain, saw nothing that looked
specially mean or squalid or tumble down.
Icertainly know Of municipal and parlia-
mentary borOughs in more parts than one of
the British islands which certainly would
have to hold down their heads in comparison
with the Montenegrin capital. l was struck
with the good sense of the Prince who,
reigning over a simple people of his own
blood, is satisfied with palace which does
not even pretend to the privacy OF squire
mansion, but simply stands az the great
house of an open village. This is the new
palace; the old palace in which strangers
are lodged, the work of the last Vladika, is
a different building. The Vladika, at once
Bishop and general, built a house which
would serve better either for q monastery
or for barrack than for anything which,
in the West, would be understood by
palace, or even private house. But there
is nothing to be said against the quarters
IN it. Cettigne supplies everything but the
tub, and wise traveller carries that with
him. Not far from the old palace, on the
slope OF high peaked hill, stands the
tanning the body Of the sainted Peter.
The arrangements of the monastery
are puzzling to one familiar only with the
monasterles Of the West; but two ranges Of
arches, one over the other, stand out con-
sepicuously. 1t might be dangerous to
guess at Their date; to judge roma new
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-12

SCPFR.OR DISTRICT COTRT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No .6.9i2-By virtue OF a viii
honorable the Superior District court Tor tie
PARISH o. Orleans. IN the above entitled cause.
WI! proceed TO sell at rub.lc auction at the Ner-
Giants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street
between Canal AID CustomLouse streets. in tie
Second llstrct OF TIL, CITY. on TUESDAY. March
I, 1876 al twelve O'Clock NJ tie following de-
scI.bed property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all
the uui diLgs I'D improvements thereon, rights,
ways privileges ard as, urtenarces thereto be,
longing or in sIvulse rtain:ng situated IN the
S'1th Dstrict o. tnls cltv Tate CITY and parish OF
Jtftrso7, 4 this State, Ges! grated by the rum.
hers five and SIX OF square lumber four bounded
by Levee, Jersey, u sr and Marergo streets as
per a htnographic pan il tie office of A, Mazu-
fean late notary pun..c il this city, December
IL, 1897; said .ots measuring, each. thirty feet
'front.' OIL Leves street oy one hundred aud twenty.
nTe feet n depth between parable! lines And
herein by purchase from Martin Lannes, as rer
act passed before a S. Beck notary putIic N
u: y!ty OF ,.c .erth ~ october, 1879.
Seized in the above sLi..
lrIns-l. II. cash to- Sufficient amount TO nav
Plaintiffs ca n. saw -he sum Of one rhouea nd
Per celt Per aLLun from the tenth Gav OF Octo.
Der 1915, IL tae day IL sac five pes cent a..or.
hey fees OF tie amount sued for three dollars
aIo NV cette cost oi copy OF act, one dollar for
pure hasr. TO assume TO THE exert of the amount
OF ns nidl the pdymeLt of two promsssry notes
secured ov mort gage said property, each for the
sun OF five hundred dollars, drawn by defer daat
tober l., 1873, PAYABLE respectively at three and
tour years AFTER Ga.e, and bearing nteres st at the
rate OF Sht per cert per annum from date until
paid. . Ard the ba aIee OF the price Of stijudica
ton, L any cash OIL the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
.ei l3 q NH Civil Sheriff the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-12

LHIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
L. Orleans No. 68l2-By virtue of a writ of
feri facias to me directed 10y the honorable
the Firth District Court ter the parish of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause | will
proceed TO sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants aud Auctioneers' Exchange ROYAL street
between Canal and CustumlouSe streets in the
Second District Of this city. on FRIDAY March
3, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
scIibed property TO wit
ALL The RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendant herein III and to the market st the cor.
of Dryades and Second ST. Gets with the Ground
on which it is built, 20 VIII: A portion of Ground
lying and bt ing at said corner OF Second and DRY.
ades streets, III the square bounded by Second
uryades, ba1onne and First streets Fourth Dis.
trlct OF ths ctV ana measuring sixty feet front
Dry AIDES street by one hundred and fifty feet in
depth and front on Second street. together with
the MarkethCuse and improvements thereon,
and so much OF the surrounding ground
40 is left open fer an aley way twenty
feet VIDE On the other side; together with
IRE rights and privilege Of the defendant to collect
and receive the revenues thereof during twenty
years, as follows: To collect the whole of said rev
enue during ten years after the completion of said
malket, ahc to receive during the remaining ten
years OUT OF the renting or farming of the reve.
nues oi SAD market, either i've hundred dollars
per month, or six thousand dollars per month if
the renting or farming shall amount to that sum-
tne city Of New Orleans to become exclusive owner
OF said property and revenues of said market, at
the expiration of said term of twenty years &C.
cording to the contract between said civ of New
Orleans and said Raymond, passed before Andrew
Hero. Jr notary public in this city on the tenth
Of April 1875.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash On the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
fel 10 II mh3 Civ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans