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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-14

FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 Carondelst Street.
Assets April 80, 1875, Sl,4S6,21S S..
This Company issues Policies
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
AT LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
EA. PALFREY. PresideH
MOSES GREENWOOD. vice Presidsat.
THOs. Y. WALKER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Moses Greenwood. R.M. walmsleY.
W. A. johnson. A. Britttn.
John I. Noble. A. H. May.
John ChafYe, b. II. Snowden.
Richard Milliken. T. Lytt Lyon.
Samuel 4. Moore, VIM. G. Raymond.
il. Warren. JAS g. Prestidge.
r. T. Buckner. samuel Il. Boyd
Samuel Friedlsndsr. Joseph Nclrlroy.
A. A. Yates. E. q. Wheelock.
John l. Adams, Cyrus Bussey.
Isaac scherck. VIM. J. Behan.
dels DF. Eschleman.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-14

nllSIC ~ 10Y. l. tVOA oNCt t4a0 y eboV
thropg, and wonder Is beautiful babe
hanginc on liz mothers breast, with no
Thought but one Of love for her who
hugs il toher heart. There is the child,
with a diamond brightness in It's eye
and the rosy hue upon its unfurrowed
cheek Resnding close by see the
youAg man and maiden and know, as
theirblood Is blithe,. they are dreaming
sat Q radiant future, which i would by
NO chance suggestion, eclipse. Before
me are men and women fathers
and mothers people Of noble
loves and lofty purposes. And here and
there, amid the multitude, l see the
brow and cheek furrowed by the plow-
sharp Of years, and the locks frosted by
the snows Of neany winters: Well, dear
and conditlo0s will be represented in
this CSty Of The Dead. The babe will
pass, Like o dream sof beauty. from its
cradle 10 the grave; the youth will
leave the sunny slopes and gambohng
cAmcG. q the village green. and lie
down here, and be silent and still; the
Strone mc1a will be missed In the mar
ke-pFNsses. but their epitaphs will tell
thai the earis dull to the jargon OF
trade or the vernacular of gain: and the
old will throw OF the burden after lie 9
weary work. and rest. - Y
IL a indiostire of high civilization
vhen IeorAe regard tenderiy the dust oi
sneir dead. K boorish barbarism may
leave the bodies Of the dead 70 meuider
in dank2 oayes, OF soeusigm them 10 sac
devouring flames, or give them TO the
mort OF moving waters or bandying
winds. or the depths Of .unfathonled
ooeapS. But q high and holy Christian
civiisssason gently bears to burial, ana,
, 1876-04-29

JULIE O0S ~ W - LtlCN0hU AO ~bSbANA
called there by the express orders of the
Danish government, which had directed that.
If necessary, the cargo should be broken up 10
relieve the famishing population. The Island.
ers were found to be in more comfortable cir.
cumstances than for years past, the fishing
having been remarkably good.
SWEDEN.
LONDON, April l2.
The Times reports that during 8 heavy
storm yesterday four vessels stranded OF
Helsingborg. The crew of one Of them were
saved. Those on the other vessels are still In
danger.
A fishing boat attempting TO rescue then
capsized and four men were drowned
Great loss Of life is feared, as there Is no
lifeboat at Helsingborg, nor are there othss
means Of rendering assistance.
TURKEY.
VIENNA April Q.
The peace negotiations 10 Herzegovina have
failed.
SIX thousand insurgents in Bosnia have re-.
opened the campaign against the Sultan,
The outbreak Of war batween ServiA and
Tu key is considered certain within q FORT
nigh,
YIEvNA, April 8.
The Political Corresp0adencs {newepsper)
pub lsbes, from le liable sources, come extraOr-
diuary deJIiie OF atrocities committed by the
Bpsoiau insurgents upon the Mohammcdan and
Christian Inhabitants for refusing to take pars
in tbe insurrect lou. lis alleged that several
villages in ChIeona have been destroyed by
fire, and that two gendarmes aud a Turkish he.
tel keeper, with bis wife and four children,
ware burnt alive.
It is also stated that a Christian Who per.
sistently refused to obey the iniunctions OF Ghe
ineur- ents was massacred with his whole family.
After cuumarariag other instances Of atroei-
Yes the p per p octsds to relate thar a party
of lnsurgruts mad raid on the Kroupa dis
trict8, >ettlug f-e ~ 200 house in PssnitRa aad
Kill Ing more than 200 innocent persons.
htis'iaGs suffer equally with Mohammedans.
LONDON, April 10.
The Tunes Berlin despatch says tho crisis
of the iasurrec. ion is evidently approaching.
If Austria does not interfere the insurgents
win 10 reinforced BY Boani'ns and Servian
allies.
Ii Austria does interfere Russian sympAthi.
zer8 may be expected TO use shoir iDAu enss
in favor of what they consider national cause.
Austria will, most probably, abstain from ao'
tive iuterVentisn, bus vii prevent the passage
Of supplies across the frontier,
A despatch to the Tine! from Odessa re.
presents that the instruction in Bosnia and
Croatia is assuming dangerous proportions.
The majority of the insurgents are veterans
If the Austrian militia.
The Governor Of Bosnia advised the pre-.
~oIamatiou Of a holy war. He has been
recalled.
Tho intelligence is SO alarming THAI the
Russian government is afraid to publish it 10
Odessa.
LONDON, April II.
The Ruskt Mr. asserts that Prince Wrede,
fbo Austrian Representative at Belgrade.
, 1876-04-29

vidnal cases.
The Bonapartists. in order to cause a divi-
sion among the republicans, moved that the
o~ucstion Of amnesty be discussed imme-
distely.
NJ. Ricard, Minister Of the Interior, stated
that the government considered it useless for
the Dep6ties TO Immediately vote a law which
the Senate won d be unable to discuss until
aft.r The recess.
:, 0.u,I p.u.a..t.. st.tsd mat bis f,iards
Z 1 - n naP" - h'c,"sa INV wisbad ~
."..',ll'oa ~ ~ ,E' ro,Jbii.,. a'vsrn
: : ;. mhi. ,h.a FrI,n,ht ~. 'eonastv
:" p','2 h. not -, IIe daIavy.d IN. R.na.
qo1s,Io' : = no,Id not ar a sv.tamatio
P 49, - 80 ~. oonstifnIinn
0PPo''0
There was a yIoIsh, aIjeLoa'on between NJ
DuyaI anu minister h'o'j'' Ooo"pSD u " =
marx Liao9 ny '"0 I"''e' g""' " ln'i'u PN'.y
IKE ,ne bonapatISS "aa 10 doqloalI3u -
onef; ne sl'eisi' l g giIlinrou "a u, b Nv" ana'
- = Po,i 49, : = a Xxx 0'' ~"
NJ q - sIo no. I.aIarad tba4 81.
y Du'"' ga go - " 0'""P1'
lists were not iffeconcIiooIe enemies OF the
CONSTITUTIONS Aue5 UoS'Iou @p'No an tnln3S 70
9eo @'Y ""oSu VP9'..0% .a 80 "lu3A p"e' az
me elections seated on llF ministerial 0~enon9''
a po9'Po"SInen' VI Iur,ner 4eoale on IDs
a,iHeS.J que''Io" 0hJii aIef '47 recess wa"
u''."9l,'! voice ny Tue Cnamoer oy d rare
maJoTi.y' "' me groups 81 'he LIN "i'H0u0
e1GgP''o" supporting me government
"e 'sIoo.cahS regard ,"Is result a. q
continuation OF 'Ht Yole oI me bordeaux A.
Se'A''y, oy "hIoh the fInPIr6 vas 'oIina"J
"eR0sed,
Inc OnahOef aso deferred 'ne cohs'uoTa-
ton of three disputed election cases until
, 1876-04-29

causing grass TO spring up in many pIassa
where il had never previously been seen.
The reported famine in the WrStmanna gsiss-
turns out 10 be a mistake. Vhs APotuPus
called there by the express orders of the
Danish government, which had directed that.
If necessary, the cargo should be broken up TO
relieve the furnishing population. The Island.
ers were found to be in more comfortable cir
cumstances than for years past, the fishing
having been remarkably good.
SWEDEN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-25
TBE
sU MINER PLACE
FRED. Il. JOHNSON. Prspffsssr.
Private School :

A PRIVATE SCHOOL WILL BE
IA opened BY MRS. HETZEL on
Monday. the 24th instant.
For the present the school will be held in
Church.
Terms: For children advanced beyond the
Third Reader land including Frsnch), per
week, $l.50.
For children less sdvsnced, por week. sl.5os'
ap2i-lm
, 1876-09-13

MONDAY she 9TH September 1876 che Colonial
Council held Its 3rd ordinary Meeting.
The Members we're present with exception of
Let Member for Frsderiksted (Sarauw) and end
Member for Frederikssed's Country District
(Latimer), who had notified their inability TO
attend.
The Chairman 10 opening the meeting, said
Before proceeding TO the ordinary business of
the Council be had the painful duty to proclaim
the seat as 4th Member for Frederiksted's Coun.
try District vacant, which as we all knew had
become 80 by the death Of our fellow Member,
Hugh Mao William. He was sure the feelings
Of regret experienced by the cause Of this
vacancy were general, not only in the Council
but 10 the Community at large. The deceased
Mr.. Mao William was not a native of this
Island; he was born In Scotland, buthad re-
sided here over 90 years, and he (the Chairman)
wac sure he wac not saying tso much, when
asserting that the deceased had adopted this
country as his own and always shewn genuine
and sincere love to this bis adopted country.
The deceased Mao William was a man Of no
meas capabilities or slow understanding, but
the very revsrsej his qualities were soon
acknowledged not only by those with whom he
In O professional way came In contact, but
shey also attracted the attention OF his fellow
citizens and called him to take share In the
public sffairs Of the Island. In 1862 the
deceased was drst elected Member OF the
Burghsr Council many Of rs would remember
bow useful q Member he was of that
body, and II some should find that he was
more useful there than afts rwards as Member
Of the Colonial Council, that vas MT
bic fault be shought-and those who know
ths working Of the former Bargher Council
admit 10 now-sshst the old Burgher 90 Incil in
Itself wa an institution more adapted TO our
position than thu present Colonial Council
, 1876-09-13
REMARKS OFFERED IN CONNECTION
WITH THE ABOVE DRAFT.

As the period, for which the law Of 2Ist
December 1874 made provision in regard TO
the contribution of the Colonial TREASURES of
the Danish West India Islands to the general
State Expenses, expires with the present
financial year, it will, in pursuance of the Colo.
NAL Law 5 Sc. be necessary to make new pro-
vision concerning the matter. The ciroum-
stances, which al that time caused that the
contribution was fixed only for a short term
and was limited to the amount, which the
State Treasury actually expends for the
administration of the Islands, are consi dered
to exist In their full extent even now, and
hence it cannot in any regard soever be deemed
advisable at present to 60 beyond che terms
then stipulated. In st. Oroix, the continuance
of bad crops, and the unavoidable delay, caus.
ed by th3 force of concurring circumstances,
in the establishment of Central Factories
presumably the only means Of maintaining the
existence of the chief industry of the Island,
have as it is we'll known, caused a decline so seri-
Gus that the Island would at present have been
in q state Of general insolvency, fit had not
been assisted by the temporary loaa granted by
Law Of 10th June a. @ to the municipality of
St. Croix.-In ST. Thomas the state of things
is indeed somewhat better, yet the IN Of
the place has for the Moment, at all events, a
downward tendency, owing to political distur-
Dances and unfavourable climatic conditions In
the chief marketplaces of the Island and in
order TO carry out the different reforms that
have been discussed befOre-sspecially the
establishment of public schools, it has been
found necessary TO lay proposals for increase of
taxation before the Colonial Oouncil.-It Ia
hoped that in both Islands the existing coudi-
lions may change for the bsster, but at present
they are so depressing that it may fairly be
considered that a larger expenditure than the
one now paid towards the general State Ex-
penses, cannot be imposed on the Islands with
out impeding unduly the already inflated pro
grsssive development of their public relations"
The President introduced the Draft. The
honorable Council would be aware of the state
of things in the Island before the Colonial Law
of 9th Novem Der 1868 emanated. At the time
the public revenue and expenditure Of the
Island were divided between Q treasures, the
State Treasury and the Land Treasures. The
former was at first the Kings. afterwards tho
States Treasury /; the Laudtreasury was for
comm unal purposes and was under the admins
tration OF the Bargher Oouncil.-The Statetrea.
sury had the heaviest part of the revenue as vel
as che heaviest part of the expenditure the Ell.
, 1876-09-13
PrOclama.

ALLIE og Enhver der MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Planter og Civilingeniur
Hugh BIC William og eftsrlevende
Enke Augusta Julia Nc William
indkaldes herved med 6 Maaneders
Varsel at anmelde og be|visliggi6re
deres Krav for undertegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 8de September 1876.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-09-13
DRAFT OF LAW.

The Colonial Treasures of the Danish West
India Islands continue to contribute during
the financial years 1877.79 and 1850 towards
the general State Expenses the sum of $4,000
Kroner per arnum, fixed by law Of 2lst Deoen-
Der 1874 to be paid during the two preceding
financial years, each Of the said Colonial Urea.
guries contributing One.haIf Of the said amount.
, 1876-09-13

but the deceased did good service here as
we'll as there, when opportunity offered. He
was repeatedly elected Member of the Colonial
Council, and when retiring either on the expi-
ration Of bis term or by absence from the
Island, he was always sure to be reelected,
II only be was ready to accept reelection.
be was no strong party man and this should
be said to his praise. for it is easier to be a
party man, than under the different situations
not only to see the right course. but to follow
1t IN order that coed results may be OBJ
tained. We will have noticed how on many
occasions he would try by a wsrd Of rsconciIia-
tlon to s0Othe matters and turn the current
Of the discussions. There are none nearer
than US 20 give expression to the feelings of
regret at the loss Of our departed friend and
he (the Ohairman) would now beg honora-
Bile Members to rise to the memory of
Mac. William.
The Members rose from their seats.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read.
The Council proceeded to the Order Of
The Day viz:
/. First Discussion on the Draft of Law
concerning the contribution of the Colonial
Treasures of the Danish Westindja Islands
towards the general State Expenses, in
accordance with the Colonial Law 9th
November 1868 : Sc (submitted for the
Councils Report,)
The Draft with Remarks read as follows
TRANSLATION.
DRAFT OF LAW.
cO"eerning the contribution Of the Colonial
Tfeas~rie' Of The Danish West Lnd,a
hlands fOwards the general State
Ezpen8es, in accordance with the
Colonial LaV Of 9Th No.
vem6er 1868 S Sc,
, 1876-09-13
COMMITTEE REPORT.

Ih' u1dsfsig1 ai Con ni.'ss WAS appointed
BY the Council in its meeting of 18th Novem.
bar last year to make the general revision of
ST. Croix Communal Accounts for the Finan.
cial Year 1884
According to tho accounts forwarded 20 US,
the Revenue has, apart from what has been repaid
on bureau loans granted planters by Additional
Grants in 1928, amounted to about S153. 700,
while in the Budget the Revenue was entered
with a total sum Of $16A,60O; Of this less reve-
nue. of $40 900, about SIS, 500 fall on the direcs
taxation, Of which again c. $4,000 on the Alb.
sentee- Tax @salone, which latter item has only
yielded $500, while it was carried ont with
$500 of the indirect taxes the Import duty
has given SIS, 500 below what was calculated;
Export-duty 81. 900 other Revenues at the
C~ustomhou.es So, 1000 in all Gil 900 below
what was calculated but the reason Why the
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CONSTABLES' SAno

New Orleans and Mobile lfaiIroa>
pany 2. j. King; same VS.. sameScOm.
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleansond
1850 and lOel %.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACIA
ID to directed by the HOl.. ". H. Holmes
second justice of the peace in and for the parish
of orleans, in the above stated suits I will
proceed to sell at public auction the levee
he' d of Calliope street, on TUESDAY. January T.
1876, al twelve o'clock NJ
TWENTY PIECES OF OAK AND WALNUT
TIMBER.
Seized in the above stated suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
de24 % ia4+ JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
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sTArk TAX CoLLECToR's OFFICE
No. 245 Josephine street., !
new Orleans, December e. 1875
Pr VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED
y oy the act of the Legislature of this state
c no. Z :, OF LII lS's approved March a. 1873 will pro
Josephine street in the said Fourth District of
cry, on TUESDAY January 4, 1876 at twelve
wit ~ PAopoi'y, W
~ GER TAIN PORTION OF GROUND. in SQUARE
TO- -" ~, bounded by Howard, Freret jackson and
msasnring :" re- frontng on Josephine street
lopghr "n'os tueleunto De-
iroperty having been seized by me to satisfy
forr taYts and Claim due the State OF Louisiana
a Un Upon said property for the wear 1879
toae1her VIII seventeen dollars and twenty cents
A. SOD sata al costs, penalties and charges.
unless the bid e property will not be adjud Gated
the aforsssid TOR sufficient amount TO satisfy
mon ssi6 nronsr1p. AMI also the unraid taxes
1874 together with e. the Years 1871 1870, 1869 and
The purchaser at this nav have accrued.
in immediate possession o 40 eulltleo 10 De put
Terms-Cash the spot.
Orleans 'trict, City of New
i ~.
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STATE TAX CoLLRCrOR's OPP1CR.
No ll5 yosanbipo atr,nt

STATE TAX CoLLRcroR's OPP1cR !
No 245 Josephine street !
New Orleans. december 49, 1875 J
Ri VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED BY
- the act OF the Legislature of this State No a.
OF 1878 approved March IA. 1873, will proceed to
sen q. pnoiG auctlon at my office. No. 245 Josephine
street IN the said Fourth District OF this CITY on
skit tha fo January i! 1876 at twelve O'Clock
FOUR CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND known
as lots Nos H. y and ls, and part Of lot No TO- in
square No =, bounded by Prytania, st. Char.es.
Felicity and st. Mary streets having 90 feet
sad ,rona Ga ~ Charles street. by 100 feet deep
so Pr,s sse and claim due the State Of Louisiana
amounting 20 two hundred and fifteen dollars.
'oee'ner with all costs, penalties and charges
AZ SAID sale he property will not be adu tlcatad
Hness tne oid - for sufficient amount to satisfy
ire aforesaid claim, AID also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1870. 1871 and
lo.!, together with the penalties thereon. and ali
costs and charges which may have accrued
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be mt
IN immediate Possession. ~ f0
Terms-Cash on the spot
CO.. A. s. BADGER
State Tax Collector, Fourth district CITY OF New
ViioaAs' desc ia3 Ia
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MS sALh-NO. :S773.
Fourtthb S 81 n -PAR1sH OF ORLEANS
City Of New orleans.
OF LOUISIAI-,
GROUND. in Us A CERTAIN PORTION
ne Of W. G. Pre- Nc. 3s; assessed IN + the e
n COLLECTORS OFFICE,
New Ort5 josephine street,
lRTuE OF THE =. December u, 1879.
the act Of the Legl ER IN ME VESTED
%, approved March ure of this State, No.
'ublic auction. At mv'873 I will proceed to
n the said Fonrtb ce, No. 245 Josephine
fY. January 4 1a7erict of this city, on
folloEing describaI nat twelve o'clock
tiAN PORTION OF srty: to wit
lot 10. 3, bounded hr OUND. in so uare
sd Felicity streets igious, Rouss eau,
nSsioqs street, by 40 measuring 81 feet
EoE.y having been at deep.
y. ~ ana claim due IId oy me 10 sat
l6 TAPS upon said nronS Estate of LOuisi
nunlng to twentv.nnote; for the year
g, ESTHER with aii uaors and seventy
lt 'oS penalties and
q 81 Ste property will NOT
p!ooS Tor a sufficient sne adludlcated
fW, and also the unnIu W sa.IeIy
tne years 1869, 1870 OF IH1 Ieso upo1
cir: me penalties thsan, 'o 80 ~" ~,
pcba wnich may have a~rvad sAno al
iate tession. '1o u entltld to be put
.Csse tho snot
- Cdr p, a. 8. BA>GKR.
rs. 'o district, CITY Of New
deA Is 20 jsA
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tATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE. }
No. 245 Josephine street,

tATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE }
No. 2t5 Josephine street
Nv Orleans, December II, 1873.
Virtue OF NE POWER IN NE VESTED By
- ..Ie act OF the legislature OF this state No a
W 1913, approved Arch H. 1873. will proceed to
esii al puoic auctin. at my Office No. 2i5 Joseph
me street IN the sid Fourth District Of this city
On feuEsDAY Janury 4, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ
Inc I0Iiowlng descr)ed property 70 wit
"A CERTAIN POkTON OF GROUND. In SQUARE No.
TO-, bounded by Denis, st Patrick Sixth and
" ashington streets fronting ST. Patrick street
measuring 80 by l2tfeet; lot No L. Togethe wi h
belonging 49, '-@ e'--''o
: Said property havns been seized by me- to sat.
ty privilege and tlaim due the State of Louisiana
, {. taxes upon sal property for the year 1872
;.lnouhtlng to .,eiit dollars and sixty cents,
OgelneI WITH all costs, penalties and charges
~ sad sale the property VIII not be atjudicated
Al mess the Did Is fora sufficient amount to satisfy
aforesaid claim. and also the unpaid taxes upon
id property fer The years 1870 and 1871 together
"a th the pena ties thereon, and all costs and
'oarges which may have accrued
nj me purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
immediate possession.
erms-Cash on the spot.
A. s. BADGER
~, . lax collector, Fourth District Civ of New
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TAX CULLECTOK'> SALE
- %.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH o
Fourth District, City of News

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. A
GROUND, fronting on the corneDF
and ST. Mary streets, in squarcit
sesseu il the name of DANIEL Cs-
STATE TAX CoLLkCrc5
No. 245 JosephiY
New Orleans. Decent
10y VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE
ID the act of the Legislature Of this
of 1873, approved March IA, 1873. vii
sell at public auction, at my office, No.
street. in the sad Fourth District of I
TUESDAY, January 4, 1876. at twelve
the following described property, to "
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUNl
No. l76 bounded by Chestnut, ColiseJt
and st. Andrew streets, fronting on c.,
ST. Mary streets measuring 80 by 80 feei
with all the improvements and app
thereunto belonging.
Said property having been seized by n.
a privilege and claim due the State O
for taxes upon said property for the
amounting to thirtytwO dollars and ;
cents, together with all costs, pei
charges.
At said sale the property will not be 9
unless the bid is for sufficient amount
the aforesaid claim, and also the un
upon said property for the year foIf, t3g
the penalties thereon, aud all costs al
which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entities
in Immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
A. s. BAL
State Tax Collector. Fourth District, 9
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TAX COLLECTRS SALES.
TAX COLLECTORS ALE-NO. 37O6.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PlSH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA . A PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting on Andrew stres, ~
square No. 293; assessed the name of CHRIS
TOPPER FANNIN or CRIES KOENIC
6TATR TADLLKCroR's OPPICB !
No. 21Ose phiae street, !
New OrlaAn0acam hor d 1oss {

oTATK IAxpLLKCTORS OFPICR !
No. 2iOse phiae street, !
New OrleaDDecember 81 1875
RYV1RTCE OF THE POWl IN ME VESTED nv
- the act of the Legislature this State. No. ii
OF 1873, approved March Ia, 3. l will proceed n
sell 1T public auction ut myfce, No. 245 J0senh
Inc street. in the said Fonrtlistrict of tins civ
on TUESDAY,, January 4, ls at twelve O'clock
NJ, the following described Derty to wit
GER fAlN PORTION OFaOUND, in SQUARE
No: 293, bounded by LaurenVhite, st. Andrew
ana Josephine streets, frong on st. Andrew
street, measuring 80 by 100 Is. Together witt
belonging. ''0Ao ul'o
Said property having been sed by me to satisfy
privilege and claim due ttState of Louisiana
1or ta'es upon eaid proprietor the wear 1872
amounting to twelve dollars ninety cents. to-
Sotner with all costa, penaltiend cha ges.
Al SAID sale The property wlot be adiudicated
unless the bid ,is for sufficienmount to eatiafv
Tue aforesaid claim, and alrthe unpaid taxes
upon SAID property. for the ais 1871 1870 1863
and 1874, together with the pdties thereon and
al costs and charges which no have accrued
Inc purchaser al this sale entitled 10 be- mt
Immediate possessi IN. fN'
Terms-Cash on the spot,
s. BADGER
state Tax Collector, Fourth frict, City of New
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