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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-03-30

TliE ui'dersigned hereby gives notice that he
L has contracted with the civ Of Ellsworth fui
the support Of the Poor during the ensuing yea
sni hA- made ample provision frr their support
lie therefore lorhit- al persons from iurut ,hins
supplies te any paupcr On his account. a. IN.
out b. written order, he shall pay bills
furnished. y { REYNOLDS
ElsWistsh. May l.. ISIS sutt
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YHk II B>C RiBkR HEREBY gives puzzle notlcc
] 10 all concerned that he has been duly 40.
pointed and has taken upon himself the
trust OF an Administrator of the estate OF
tRANh X. DAZZLING. late OF Rluchill
in the County Of HAncock stone cutter deceascd.
by giving bond a. the law directs. he therefore
requests All persons who are indebted to the said
dcceascd's estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for payment.
r 1. DARLING.
Feb, Ind i>.6 AAtt.
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JOSEPH GEORGE.
Manchester, y. H., April ., ls'0.

PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.-Soid hy all Drug-
gt.ts. PAM hlci OF - page, giving treatise
on tatArrh, auI containing iuuumcrAuin cases Of
cures. seut IHEE. uy addressing the fIopTiCtoTs.
LlIlLktitLp X CO, Manchester y. IL.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla
For Scofl,l.

For Scrofula, and al
scrofulous diseases, F,, q
pelas, Rose, or ST. An;S VI
ny's Fire, Eruptions and ,l1i
Eruptive diseases Of ~ i
skin, Ulcerations Of =, ,Is
Liver, Stomach, Kidns W.
Lungs, Pimples, PustpIss,
Boils, Blotches, Tumo,,ss
letter, Salt Rheum Srai ]
Head Ringuorp, -
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cAIARRh.

A Cough OF TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS STANDING CURED.
Cstarrh with Oroppings in the
Throat, Causing Feeling Of Strsng-
ling, Dizziness, Pains in Side, and
Weakness Of Kidneys, Immediately
relieved, System seemingly made
ever New by use Of one Bottle.
MEssRs. LIrTLEFIELp Co:
I live in Manche ster now. and have lived over
ffty years IN 6onsiown. about two miles fr IN
for flissen years, and bad cough for twenty nve
years. especially >pTi ng and Fall. Good deal OF
that Lime have had dizziness In the head. Dur
ing the fifteen wears have had drorpings nom
the head upon the lungs. hlling my throat with
fhlegm. causing TICKLING IN the throat. aud when
ever was down with lever creating \ telling of
sufpcating and stranglng. People have Thought
had the Consumption. was doctorcd tor that.
l have consult ed great many ply scians, but
never got more than temporary relief About two
months ago had dizzy spell, fell down and was
Inaccessible Tor some time. snd did not know my
owe folks for over TX hours. NV brother told
me OF your Constitutional Iaiarrh Remedy, aud
advised me 10 bgy a bottle. lie had Catarth and
took this, and il len. | got a bottle and in ten
DAYS 1t cure. the Catarrh, removed the phlegm,
tickling in tie throat. and my cough aud was
able to saw four cords OF wood, working slN hours
= day. never anything Ike IL. Il seemed
!" mAec W. AZ over new now nave none OF
the old troubles unlc-s get cold and the a tea
spoonful OF The Constitutional Catarh Remedy
removes everything. would not be without /.
a. long A. could get money to buy 1t wIh. Ny
grandson aud hl> VIE have had JataTrh. and tbey
arr trying il and finding immediate rehcr
have bad pains IN the small Of my back and
weakness II The Kidneys for many years and
though Two. bard daily. shovolng this season
Of the year, NV Kidneys have found great relief
and the pains have greatly diminished.
JOSEPH GEORGE.
Manchester, y. H., April q. lee.
Cart. Joseph George can get The testimony OF
every bank man and city officer 10 back HIM as
reliable and honest.
ss-Hundfels OF eases ol a similar nature cured
within the last year. SNUFF and Lotions give
only temporary Trliet. The Constitutional Ca
tafrh Remedy strikes at the root. bulids up ihe
consiitulion, makes IL new, aud drives away a.
iarfh and ala diseases Of the mucous mct b. Rncs.
and their attendant pains and aches. pertaining
to bead, back. shoulders, kidneys and throat.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
May !. 1876. to April 30. 1877.

The revised Statutes OF the United states. Sec.
lions 49,, ss, 3.Ss, and $50. require every per.
son engaged IN Any business. AvOcaIion, or en-.
pIoyi vi ieh renders him liable 10 a SPECIAL
lAA, 40 PROCURE AND PLACE CON>PICC-
OF >Ll IL HIS ESTABLISHMENT ,OR PLACE
Oh BUSINESS i STAMP deuoting the payment OF
said SPECIAL TAX Tor the >Pecialrax Year be-
ginning May /. leIs. before commencing or con.
nHuing business alter April JvIh, 1876.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO.
= VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ.
Rectifers, 400 90
Dealers, retail liquor, Is 90
Dealers, wholesale liqsor, 100 40
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale 81 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 200
Dealers in leaf tobacco, $500
Retail dealers IN leaf tobacco, sou %
a And on sai s Of over s.iooo; my cents
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 500
Manufacturers of stills. - o.
Add for each still manufactured 900
And for each worm manufactured. 20 90
Manufacturers OF tobacco, 10 a.
Manufacturer. OF cigars, 1000
PeddleTs Of tobacco, Arst class [more than
two horses or other animzls) 50 %
Peddlers OF tobacco. second class two
horses or other aninals,y $500
Pedders OF tobacco, third class one horse
or other snimal) 1880
Peddlers of tobacco. fourth class con foo,
or public eonyeyance,) IoOa
Brewers OF less than SO hundred barrels % o.
Brewers of 500 barrels more, 100 90
Any person, so liable, who shall fail TO comply
with the foregoing requirements viii be subject
10 severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any OF the Special
Taxes named above must apply to HIRAM RUG
Giles, Collector OF Internal Revenue at Bangor
or those in Hancock County. vii! apply to A. r.
DRINkWAIER, Deputy Collector at Ellsworth.
and ay Tor and procure the specisl-Tsx stamp
OF stamps they need, prior TO may l, 1915, and
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE
ID. ID. PRATT, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. svi9
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON, ID. C., February A. ISIS
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AGENTS WANTED
CENTENNIAL MEDAL LIONS,
siruck In solid AlbAta Plate. ctuaI IN appcaran,
wear ami color 10
III SILVER on s.nl n

wear and color 10
SOLID SILVER OR GOLD.
Presenting larry variety Of t-autiful Dcslzu
IN Relief
These Medailions Arc larger than a silver Ira. %
doilar. being l-3s inch IN diameter hand lonely
put up and sell readily II sight. rhe most valuA.
be Souvenirs and Mcmcnins ever issued. COM
plets outhi Of magnificent samples for agents in
Nclve;lned Morocco case-inc !udang the Bust II
"Georsr Washington" Grand Entrance lntcruA-
ronal Inhibition. Memorial Hall tAri GALLERY j
horticultural Hall. Aain Building, AAi the grand
representation Of the signing OF tie Declaration Of
Independence designed by Trnmgull) ia gilt
cent By mail receipt ofdtAfl cr Post Ofllcc
or1cr Tor g. SO will chip BY express {, q II
upon receipt Of express charges. agents Circu.
Jar and Price List aud one sample sent upon re-
ceipt Of - ci~. Immense pioafs. sells at KIT.
Extensive fields for Enterprise Address
L. =. MEDALLION Co....e BROADWAY
7. .. Box SEQ. 6moslO New York
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UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY!

call the careful attention al he business
men 81 BIS Forth aud vicinity to the facts and
hsuF"s- Leenut TIE IN suTng public be longer
lcauded, but hook Into the matter Tor Themselves
tarriul and Candid investigation viii tell the
~ + >Iptl. lhis I sJncit aud urge The
Leading and independent Companies arr peru-
my thorough In the management Of their
hn, ness. careful to know in regard to each
lirA' the moral a. wei rs the pnysIcal hazard,
tar a. possible. Judging each risk on ia own
mvflt,, dHctPt,IE tncsC which seem desirable al
equitable tAtcs, leaving the uudc,irAbis to those
""o WISH lh"m. On tats platform they show
sFeA'er prosperity comparatively. than those
toInt Anies which take RISKS more loosely re-
lynx on rates - save them.
9Th
lhr largest comPAuis, have larger liabilities.
u4A.N wing IA <'t tthrs aaI Accepting a
A'Ser amount Of undesirable. insurance HI.
-, 'lhs uP fht volume 81 ne business. m, r
hfbi utvs iur re- iueuriuc" are therefore isrs,,
s.st eetnaK atoms.
" aim D. a. furnish bats
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ftpaI 2otiets.


At court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, With,
and for the County of Hancock. on the frs
Nv ednessia of February, A. u. 1915.
0IS SMITH. Executrix OF the estate OF x reuben
IL Smith late OF Mt Desert, In said County, de.
cease !. having presented her first account OF ad.
minstTation upon said estate for Probate:
ORDERED That the said LOIS smith give
q copy of this Order to be published three weeks
successively in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth. that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth on the 81 " ed
ncsiay of Aprnext at ten OF the clock In the fore
noon, and shew cause, II any they have Why the
same should soI be allowed.
3wiI PARKER TICK Judge
true Corv-Auest: CHAs r. poRR. ReSists,.
TIE sURsC RIDER hereby give. public notice
pointed and has taken upon himself the t-usi ct
an Administrator. of the Estate Of
REUBEN II. TURNER. late OF Penobseot.
in the County Of Hancock. woman deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs he therefore
quests all persons who indebted Ia saii de-
ceascds estate TO make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon. TO cN.
Feb end ls5G awil.
THE SUBSCRIBER hercoy gives pupiic notice
i 10 all concerned that he has been dulv sp-
pointed. and has taken upon humsei, the trust
OF an Administrator Of tie Estate of
LU>lCE RICH. late Of fremont.
IN the touRty oriiancock, willow. deceased. by
giving bond A. the Law directs he therefore re
quests all persons who are indcoteit to said de
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same Tor payment
~AAuEL Il RIcH
Frh. :. $50. 3wIl'
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D.. j. c. AVER L co Love- ~
Practical and .tH1{v'teaI oh-rrts.s
SOLD 81 ALL DRUGGISTS LyERlwHtkE
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Representing hFst elias reliable aud tndeurn-
deut D"mpanlc-. which aie unsurpassed H. char
setter, standing and strength. furnishing The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

WEEKLY MORTUARY REPORT.-Dr. 7. r
LeMonnier, secretary of the Board OF
Health, reports the following number Of
deaths in the city Of New Orleans, for the
week ending Sunday, December 3, at
PM:
One Of arGmis, of apoplexy, l Of
Brighte disease, 2 OF bronchitis, . Of
burns, of cancer of stomach, l of cancer
of womb, of cholera infsntum, of con
gestion of the brain, of congestion of the
liver, III of consumption, l of infantile
convuleions, l of Group, of adult debility,
l Of infantile debility. Of chronic diarrhea
of diphtheria, of dropsy of the heart, :
of dysentery, of epilepsy, 4 Of enreritis
l of congestive fever, 3 Of mslarial fever.
of remittent fever, of castro enteritis, of
hemorrhsge, of hemoirhage from lungs,
3 of disease Of the heart. OF inflammation
of the bowels, of injuries, l accidentally
killed, 2 of lockjsw, of infautile mar
asmus, 2 of measles. ] from old age, OF
paralysis. of pleuro pneumonia. OF small
pox, from teething, ) of trismus nascen'
tium, | of liberation Of the bowels; total 100
"a tlas above 81 were children under five
WAS of age. In addition to the above lC
hl.lborn children were reported in the city
Number inferred from public institutions,
10; on certificate Of coroners, 8; On certiti-
Gates of midwives, =; on certificate of
sisters .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
Shc Wouldn't be "Sassed."

Yesterday noon, while three or four per-
SONS were waiting at the corner OF Wood
ward avenue and Stimson place for d car, a
farmers team came along. A single board,
crossed from forward to hind axletrees, was
used in place OF q box; and while the farmer
had his lines, his wife sat over the hind
axetree. her back against rope, her limbs
extended straight out along the board and
both toes pointed to the sky on a plumb.
line. She sat so sti1ily, and looked SO
straight ahead, that she caught every eye.
There's pose for you!' called one Of the
group.
There's posish according to high art,''
cal led another.
A third man was getting ready to say
something when the horte stopped, the
woman swung hsr feet off one side, and as
she reached the ground she remarked:
"Seems to me somebody or other means
something or other by them remarks"
Each and every enc fastened to assure
her that they were talking about q stone
dog in tine yard opposite, and she slowly se.
cured her old poaition, muttering:
''Some folks can b sassed vita tho great
ct ease, ard aGln some folks cAn'keDs
hoit lfge Preeo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
SagacitY of 4 Cat.

a few DAYS ago some parties who had
spent the SUNNI er months in the beautiful
village Of Stratford, Connecticut, three
miles beyond Bridgeport,) on their return
to this city brought with them a favorite
cat. This cat was brought in basket and
by steam boat from Stratford to Nsw York.
few days after arriving in the city the
cat was missed. Search was made, but
she was not to be found. About three or
tour weeks afterward, however, as q vera
ciOus correspondent asserts, the cat made
her appearance in Stratford one morning At
the house from whence she had been taken
a month before. She was miserable liv-
ing skeleton of bones and fur. S xty miles
she had travelled, and how she found her
way is great mystery, especially as she
was without scent to travel by.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
Cheap Teiearaphing.
A Washln2t ton dispatch Of the National
Associated Press, November 30, SAYS:

Associated Press, November 30, says:
The National Republican this morning
has the following interview with Jay
Gould: MIR. Gould spent yesterday in
Washington. He arrived by the morning
train from New York, and transacted his
business and was gone before gossipmong-
ers on Newspaper ROW were aware of his
presence. The reporter of this journal met
him at the Arlington short tune previous
TO his departure for New York. Mr..
Gould, is your presence here connected
with political affair.9' We asked. mo,
indeed, l am no politician. and take but
very little interest in politics." he re.
piled. bat newspapers will not fail
to identity your visit to Washington with
public mstters." We observed. THAT may
be-" Mr. Gould said, 'Dut unless they refer
to the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany az applied to public matters they will
be mistaken. lam now devoting myself to
the enlargement of the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company. which it is my par
pose to place on footing second to none
in this country. Wa intend to make tele-
graphing cheap. Oar people are too pre-
gressive to be satisfied with even our peer
less mail facilities. l favor the establish
ment Of uniform rate Of twenty-five cents
per message to every part OF the United
States, and l shall so0n show that at this
rate WOrk Can 10 done az lair prOnt."
"Why, you will completely revolutionize
the telegraph system of tho country"
Every likely; but the telegraph companies
will make more money than they ever
have made" ''Are you making break
into the Western Union9 Is there
room for both oompanies2" "Both can
have all the business they can reasonably
expect. also contemplate going step
further. propose to have the Atlantic
and Pacific furnish the press throughout
the country with all the important news of
the United States free Of charge" "How
can you do thats' by having our oper-
ators as correspondents. 1t will cost little
OR nothing; our wires and operators cost
Just the same whether idle or employed,
and the transmission OF news MESA ges will
be done during the lull Of business each
day. With our army Of CorresD o adents-
every operator of the iine will be one-we
shall be able 10 supply the press in a more
thorough, efiicient aud prompt manner than
any press association, aud all for nothing"
THAT will be a grand enterprise, hlr.
Could" ut will be very fortunate one
tor the newspapers" How soon before we
may expect 1t to bsginf' II can not state
definitely, but the prsliminaries are being
arranged"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
SHERHFS SALES.
Citizens' Bank Of Loulsiana ". Ral
NAPLES.

Ciiizens' Bank Of Louislana W. Rates.
NAPLES.
CUPKRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 27.649-By virtue Of . writ o1
eeixure and sale to me directed by the h0noraAAe
Orleans in the above entitled cause, win proces4
to sell At public auction, at the Merchants -
AuctioneerS Exchange, Royal street, betweea
Canal and CnstombOuse streets. in tho Seco.a
Dist Of this city on SATURDAY. January 8
property, to wit
THREE LOTS or GROUND, situated in the ThirA
Districe Of this city. designated BY the numbeED
tolty forty-one and f'rty two, on pan ORA IN by
Jul g, 1881, and deposited In the Office o. Octave
De A,mas, notary public In this city, eaid loes
having, each, In American measure, sixty feet -
Elmirs street. between lara atreet and the public
together with the buildings aud improvements
thereon; together. als0, with tho slxtysix shares.
of mortgage sock Thereto attached. Being tho
same property acquired by the defendant hereiA
sba on the third day of March, 1865. by virtue 81
writ Of venfitiC nj exponSs, to him directed ~
the honorable the Di trict Court OF the Cnite4
States for the eastern disrict Of L0utisne No.
1851 Of the docks Of said court.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to furnish
q stock note for the sum of five hundred AnA
sixty dollars. falling due on the first Or
April, 1871, and renewable according to Tie
charter Of the Uitizens' Bank Of Lousiana and the
obligation and resp0nei rtits of stockholdof -
the Citizens' Bank Of Louisiana and the stock nOte
90 furnished TO be ldei tiled with the act Of mort
gage by Andre Chexnss der and wife to the sai4
passed before Theo. Seghers, late notary public
in this city, AID with the sherifs deed Of sale II
this case.
4 soc CHvi12 nora 80 Dov .l.~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

STEALING COPPER GUrrERING-
night a policeman saw two men on the roof
of q warehouse on Tchoupitoulas near Julia
street stealing copper guttering. When
the officer discovered the fellows he fred at
them, and it is quito certain that one of
them was wounded. BJth the rascals, find.
ing that they could not retreat, jumped
from the roof and somehow managed to
escape. The rascals had torn up about 100
pounds of sheet copper before they we're
discovered,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
Tho Cemperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio'a, No
50 Chartres street, for the past two days
stood as follows:
December ATS A. NJ, 800; at 9 P NJ
44o; at +. A., 39o
December AT 8 A. NJ, $40; at P. M,
40; at p. NJ, 40.
Lowest point during the nights Of De
Gem Der . and 3, go.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF HENRY A. BoYCE, BANK
rupt
In Bankruptcy-No. 149J.

WHEREAS, sESRY AsCHINARD BOYCg, OF
w the pareh of Rapides and district afore-
said du declar ed bankrupt under the act Of Con.
gress of March O. 1867, has this day filed in sad
eourt D. tit on pray ng f II scharge and oerti
fcate thereof, ON Ill mis- debts ana other claims
Uroyable under said act
Notice 10 thsI efore given to ali creditors
who have proved their debts. and to all
other persons interest. that the twelfth
day of December, 1876, at II A. NJ, Is assigned
for the hearing OF the same and that they may
item and there attend and show cause, If auy they
have. why the PRAYER Of the said petition should
not be granted; and rurther notice IL given, that
the bankrupt win undergo An examination before
ReGister J. Ward Gurley, j., ON the eleventh dag
Of December. 4 o. !e7s q II 4. H., ct hls elaoa
Ia n Camp street, New Ox1oanA
Clerks o1ee, 1ew Orr, Meysnbee u. ls5A
1eo93o III r DBvou1nln1, DoDaty OlexS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

The SANGUINOUs RAZoR.-Charles Le-
mastre held something serious against
Roger Murphy, and they met at the notori-
Gus corner of Louisiana avenue and
Tchoupitoulas street, Sunday, when they
fought it out on that line. Murphy was
nearly disemboweled by Lemastre with q
razor. The wounded man makes no com.
plant, and even desired to keep the ARRAY
. secret, but the ptl;ce were compelled to
investigate the case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

pass between them. As he did 30 the cars
started. catching and crushing him to
death. He was picked up as soon IS possi-
BILE and the police endesvored to ascertain
who he was. but there was nothing about
him to lead to q clue. He was quite gen.
teelly sttired, five feet nine inches high.
dark brown hair ard sandy mustache,
psntsloons dark and striped, black coat and
reddish woclsn socks. Many peoIl looked
ct the corpse, but nobody could recognize
IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

POLICE WORK IN NOvEMBER.-The total
number of arrests made by the police in
this city during November, was 1910, s43
being males, and 467 females. Nearly all
the crimes known in the criminal code were
represented, even murder and rape. The
first precinct took in 35l; second, St; third,
1853; fourth, 100; fifth, lag; sixth, los;
seventh, 81; eighth, 80; harbor, 49, mounted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
Local Intelligence.

The BLOODY KNuH.-Just before the
sun of yesterday reached the half way de-
pot Alonzo Smith and Meyer Heintz met in
battle array at the corner of Basin and
Perdido streets. They qusrreled, but the
stars do not tell what it was all about.
The result was that Heintz was stabbed
three times, one of the wounds being very
bad. He was sent to the Charity Hospital
and Smith Was sent to Jail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

THE LoNGsHoREMEN.- number of the
fraternity paraded on the levee yesterday,
just to show they would not work until the
subject is settled somehow. Masters Of
vessels generally hold that they must not
be restricted in their disposition of men,
sailors or others, in their employ. and it is
likely that they can hold out as long as day
laborers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

William Eenat W. Steamboat Josephine.
TN THE UNITED STATES DIS Riot COURT,
Il District Of Louisiana, No. l09s5.-By virtue
Of an order OF court to me directed In the above
entitled suit will proceed to sell t" the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, December 5, 1876. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the entrance to the Customhouse. on
Canal street. the following e.cribed property, to
wit
now lying at New Iberia, Louisiana
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
United States Marshars Office New Orleans.
November "a 1876.
}. B. PITKIN
NOES de25 United States Marshal