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, 1876-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEYENNE.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 1a-on Saturday
night body Of Indians rallied tho rancho Of
Ramsey, Hunter, and Abbott, 80 miles north OIL
tho Chug, taking nine horscs from tho former
aud thirteen from tho latter.
Advtccs from the North Platte state that
Maj. Walker, just Ia from Braidwoo<l, reports
the Indians in largu numbers In casnp oil tls
heAlwatera Of the Dismal. 10 mile. north OF that
plncn. l1srden after stock In that section ase
Obliged to Futurn without It.
No further news from EEu0k, And M uncsa(peks
whatever feit At FettefllMn for Ills safety.
Lntcat ndyiCes from Con, Murvltt, Filth Cavalry
headquarters, my all " quiet in thut Vicinity.
HEN. SHERMAN.
Special DSpdtch IL 3As Tribune.
WARRINGTON, u. c., duly la.-len. Sherman,
mp 10 atu hour night, had heard nothing from
Gon. Crpok. Ilo says. however, TINT ha 10 not
concerned; that Crook IL cautious well ~ brave,
ard that he IL well suppoftod by Infantry and cav.
airy, mud lIko!y 10 lefunl himself agaInst any at
tack that wonld bc made.
OMAHA. July LA dispatch from Fort Fettcr-
man Tonight rays there 10 not q word OF truth Ia
the rumor at Crooks light With the Indians and de-
feat All aorts Of rumUIA are ah0at, which arc
contradlcted By otfcots Of that poat. Nothing has
been heard from Crook tho pazt len layE, cour.
Ter Ia expected there daily, from which point tho
nows will undoubtedly bo received htst
RntAYONoKMKNTa.
.ATcnlsoN. Kan, July la.-slx companies Of tho
Sixth Infantry. under the command Of urn. Miles,
passed through hcrs this evening en- route to tho
Sioux country. They were from Fort LenyoawoFth
, 1876-07-13
LOCALLETTERS.
NOT GUILTY.
10 tAf Ehifpf. pf Thb TFtbun1

10 the Editor af Ths Tribune.
CH1cAao, Iuly 1a,-In this mornings isrue Of
yout pnpoF IN article arpcnrs assoclntlng my nane
with certain rcalehtato transactions, made by aud
hetwcen parties Doilvin, i1nrtwoil, sntl OILS. I
deom Il duty owc TO myself and my friends to
make plain abatement Of fncts in reference 10 The
matters referred 10. have not now, and certainly
never Ind, any business relations with any OF tho
parties named above, rxccrt Otis, who called
upon mo norne tlme last wnlor Ian entire
ttranges) and stated that he had been ru-
fcrfed to mo ns ionn- broker who
gayc mite, IN an,onn. 81, ooo occurred upon lots In
,sas good, yct GOULD not then urc it further.
ti,o nanse character; Witch was paid at rstnr.y;
might l'c paid a'ro. This, ended our conference,
md he, never called again. !1e thrn. wanted
to ec!l MIC some cheap, ian1s which his
ann held, and thought ereat deal nf ranMcy might
be nude ont nf them. This declined. hnvc no
personal knowledge whatever nf what business he
has done. how he traded, or what he did with the
note he nr0f1crrd to tno; and, ~ nn not htn
guardian. am not willing ia assurnc any rrrponsl-
hfl!ty As to his bueiHcHe transactions Ncvcrthc-
1ces, think the ncqnel will prove thAt Otis il Of
that clnsa OF gentlemen from the country who come
10 the city with few ncrcs Of land OF doubtful
quality and tito their stock In trade, and expect
70 do lively bnrucas ID sharp trndinE, and dc not
always succeed as well ms they expect. Rctpect-
fully. L. y. EnLLHI.
, 1876-07-13
M'REYNOLDS.
HE MoDBSTIY sPEAKs ONE WORD FOR Poon



CUSTER.
Special Itspatch to Tns Tribune,
MINNEAPOLIS, alIntl., July l2.-Gon. 4. r nfp
Reynolds, 4 Captntn In thu Mexican War md q.
General commanding Michigan troops In the lato
Rebellion, writes letter 10 the Esesaisv 7tttuae
rclattyc to letter OF Gen. Rosser, recently telc-
grnphcd to you. lIo says:
"Grn. Custer may have been tho impu!slre, but
ater a the great fo.te Of cavalry u reekca: aast.
sists In fai1asu. II 1t hnd been anccesk, touht-
lesn le had every reason to nntfcIpate, impersa,-
nb,o lnurnla wou1t lave crownrd hia brnw.
lila charge on tho Indians con!d not po.ai.
bly, have been n mo.s reckless than the charge
gates At Mcxico, whore, w,th 100 drugnnns, wo
charged on 3 ONO infantry and 0o0 caya1rs, GOV.
erred by battcry: with Santa Anna at t1.clr head.
than onr entlra number, Uur clArEs Glanced IN bo
i enccese tho Moxlcans having huen demosazcl
and on rotreat from, thels torribio slaughter and
deteAt At ts battle Of cherahgsco Fos this charge
we essApct tho Mexieans. would lloubtless
have been. court -InaFttaled, and perhaps dis.
y: % IT u ;sg st1s q. s.n:S
Minnesota men accustomed to tia hor1c and the
RHO, which you could readily 10, AM. tondor yoar
the brave boys ot tj,a Seventh Calvary who ieii 70
nob1y on thu hcd uf luty,"
uecs these words:
try to nvonge the death Of my gallant friend and
old enemy, but to do 40 shnud like TO 20 hack to
old Virginia and gut my division, who nnce 10
0trrc!y fought him. and w!o llkn myself, hayo
soidiery qualities mud exalted manhoOd al Gei'. f
CuAtcr, "
, 1876-07-13
WISCONSIN.
Reports Of tho Conmfttce On tho Expendi-
tures of Executive Contingent Funds.
Epeciat NspattA 10 5As Tribune.

Renorta Of the Cotnnfttoa an thu Exneudi.
tures OF Executive Contingent Funds,
Speciai Dtspatea 10 tbs tribune
MADISON, Wis, July 19-Tho Legislative
Committee to Inycstlgate tho accounts and OK
pendlturcs Of tho two lust Governors md Super
intundonts, which Ia hcru to mako tic report,
layo spent the day to little purpose. A report
WIS drawn as mild as tho facts In the recent
"rcfor1n II administration would warrant, In
order 10 secure tho signatures Of all tho NOM
bess, but Assemblyman White, a Dcmocnt, has
not been hero, and, after waiting a day, word
"aa lsss"T. o,a,. W.. g., ~ ta1.nu '1@s ~ 40
dctalnea py e1eKuese III us 4AlAhy. OcIhocratlc
Senator Barney spent considerable time laat
,,tr,,t .rd mi. S,orn,nr ta,t,np ov.r +ta +onort
eA' 's.. ..,N..". .,.,A ' - ,9ir,'n
Win otaoF meMpets VI tAe committee. WINE
ho agreed It wns drawn much mtlder than he
nrnocta al. md ho co,l tot,a ,itt,s eycont;or u,
u1peeLea' a'tu no eou.o .aAo litt.e sAeoPt'"u ~
1t, he wanted opportunity to express some y1oxa
.,.,..o5 .,.,a. tha l,,... - - ~. x...,s..
e!oneteo SH'eo tAo 'attcf pa1b VI tAe forenoon
with q Democratic lawyer, drawing up eotno
ktnd ri n doc,,mcrt ns "A sunnlemcntarv or mi.
n' . ~ ss .'., - rH,...' ~
hot1ty report Win view OF breaking tho 1orcc
aea4"1s s"o +!ooe' is'o'n oo'' 1Aytos' ~
bis OWN AMI other testimony, IN report must
{rev}tnf,1v havc ani 0pntv the tn,,rt,.renf1ed
..''.'.s.ss.t % ,'-.,.,, ""S "fF'' 'A0
"hIe"aa'! " !ls tus'.; ~ n...
opeE,M ".pae" 70 1M1 4FsouaA
MADISON, Wis, July la-Ihc majority report
, 1876-07-13
TIE CITY~UAIJ.

The Treasnrefs rcce1pte from tho Water Depart
mont yesturday worn s., 023.
Tho receipts in the Ltcouso Department, yestcr-
day werc 81. AGO.
Mayor Cotvin cast his voto for Monroe Heath yes.
terday.
The Doaul Of Public Works paid visit Of inspcc-
tion to tho West Side pnmping-woEks yesterday
afternoon, and found thlns progressing IN sat,a-
factory manner.
Tho Committee on Gas-1Ighss h called to meet
ductiorl which occupies Tho mIuds oi iho Alder.
men, will b. Introduced.
Theto !s considerable objection u,odo by tho
nabitues Of the city,ialt 70 the iieaith Depart
daily pass aad eongreeais. Neyerthelsss The Law
Il. p # oa IL
Into tho Law Departments present quartera.
There l!ave, ~ ut, been 10 stops taken In tho
prosecution @ 1f Daniel o!la,a for si's deficit II biz
Tuesday, he having bson notified some days ago, il
Is thought that no action viii bS taken til the *
vclapmcnts ycsterslay.
Committee on salsftes viii bc huil Fritlay nfter.
noon At 2 O'clock, The papers presented by tho
over. and tho ConnItten will sec what It thinks oi
iMe amounts Some definite action y expected.
vataiosns and gathering valuable faeE. '''' '''''
Money on the popular Loan" still comes IN,
though not ln snms OF very great magnitude. Cox
city thought that abou. So 600 worth Of warrants
,S.,a Wa BE- .qnge s"S md nthsS
81. Zoo. I'D q tho oan eoas. The nssa n1ospes,s
II nItslning tho 81, 00o, G0 ars regarded as brseit
Tho Finance Committee me. ID AID. Neu!cs'.
, 1876-07-13

DEAN-tn Kcune, N. H.. Juns Is, Mn' sI.-.
nsnG ssnnS.e sensa 7s 5cats months 10 days. a.u H.
md Days parents Of Mosscr Z. and HraSsass H,ias
Dean. OF this city. 'iAae7
YOUEa-in this city. Tuesday, July II. y,
cholera lntantnn', Emma A., only child Of Fiantt ~
fnneral at A0 West Washingt0n.st.. At N
yitcd. " 1''s'''' a'e IN
SAuNDEns-At n co,tagc 0royc.av. 1r,,o
OF convuls!ons. Anna NJ. eldest daughter oi jams,
and Anna N. Saunders, a2cl years 10 month.
and III days. "'"'oa
DolNEY-on the 18th inst, Michael Dohpe,
Bcco1d.at. '' A"eh'9'
Funeral July "A, at o o'clock, at hls rcsIdcn,.
thence to Calvary. '' aAa
, 1876-07-13
How the Gallant Colonel Made
the Red Devils Pay for
His Life.
No Truth in the Report Of q Recent Dis
aster to Gen. Crock.
Alleged Disobcdicnco of Orders
by MAJ. Reno.
Custer's 1ll-Fate q Result OF That
Dlsobedienco.
SIOUX CITY.
Epectd{ QfstsascA 10 Ink Tribune.

~
Epecfal DispdscA 10 7as 7rttune.
Sioux ClTY, H., July 12-Twcnty-two cars
containing six companies OF tho Fifth Infantry,
Col. Miles, regiment. Will 20 west from here in
the morning to reinforce Gen. Terry on tho
Yellowstone.
A Fort Silly special snys tho Indians who
were in the fight with Custer's troops assert
that his remains were shocktngly mutilatctl,
his heart torn oltt, placed on tho end Of polo
and wnr-lancc held around It, and TINT the
Chief Rain. the. Face stilt has poseesenn Of Il.
To the Tttttrz fssoctdttd FTrst,
s1oux Crfr, Ia., July 12.-Tho Agency Indians
along tho upper Missouri. who hnvo received an
account of Custct's fight through rome hostIlc In
dlanawh took part In It, sny that Custer shot
threo Indians with his pistol and killed thrca
other. with his rabrr, when he fell, shot through
the head BY in'in-ttc, ,Fsce."a. Chief whom
Custer had forclhly arrested some Tine .aao for
murder. The lndiAns lost asvonty killed, among
them many noted Chinfs. The fight wsa hand.tO-
hnnd. The Intsana say they did not fear tho pin.
tolls as much a, they. did thee tahres. They a!c
nearly out uf ammunition. anil will not fight ngain
until they get supply from the Agencies.
, 1876-07-13

Of the inatltution all of whom arn tnb!ons aa 10
his recovery, Tho only poasihls chance IN In tho
event Of tho ball having tlkcn downyhrt, consre
tlon taken.
Filhcrt walked 10 il,e Twenty. .eocnnd Street S!n-
ftorJ substantially ne related atkve. Owing 10 t,e
awkwaFuncss of the police At tho sta
tim, In. not reporting tho aralr
could hu obtained by tho reporter. While he tells
mn apparently sttaight md reliable fto.y there ~
ii hc quarrel, Fiibcrt having invoked lie all 81
pistol before single h1nw WIS struck. Gutenberg
was visited Mt Into tl0ur In the County Hospital,
IL a tall, hnntlsomc epccmcn Of manhood. and dncs
not At alt rrAembe the rake and worthless being that
hs father.sn-)aw pictures him.
, 1876-07-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

II. D. pennald leads the noon.day prayer.
meeting to-day.
A meeting In relation to the Ogden-ayenue horse.
railway Will bo hold this evening 1t O'Clock, 1t tho
corner Of Aobey street and Ogden avenue, to hear
the report Of Tho Committee appointed At the last
meeting, and to take such further action "a may Ie
deemed aiylsabie, with riow to the prompt fur.
therznto Of tbs project.
Attention ts again called to tho seventh anuual
picnic Of the Ffss Chststisn Church Sunday school,
corner OF Indiana avenue and Twenty nth street,
lsaYe tho Chicago, burlington q Quincy lialroad
depot coFnsr Indiana ayenuo and Sixteenth street,
In passengers. Adults tickets 80 centa ciIldren's
tickets, .b cents. In cnso oG rain, lhu excursion
will b. postponed 10 tho next dny.
, 1876-07-13

dsnts N prs.ious Republican administration. -,
Washbnrn for their uso of tho fnntta Gov wioT os
IL fnly ckonc!ated and strong efrort Il mssuh
c[ear lip Tayloe's rocnrtt. Tho onty ahn.a.sts
acknowledged in tho "1lcform Adr31,, ,gG.n,otass
Il one OF sl4H In tho nccounta OF Lean T.a,tloa
ftrSt Superintendent OF Public Property. ..I1s'ots
Impression Ia sought u ha conye,.a spa ~
tosics when ho went In and came out ut nMssn. nMnn.
This rhport was signcd by MIR. barney ,uas. naafs.
him, ~ 7'sn klol
, 1876-07-13
TFI FGRAPHlc MITES.

New YoaK, July 12.-rhe Emperor Of Drhzll
and his party ea'lsd to-day for Europe In the
steamship ltussa. Tho men. nt.was In the hnrbor
ran up the brazilian haE. manned tho yards, aud
dsed q salute ~ the RusalA steamed pasL
yesterday wore 70. G}8.. TIN total admissions up
10 Monday night, since May 10, wcro z, 07e, l08:
tho receipts, 1854, $50. 50.
, 1876-07-13
THE CENTENNIAL JUDGES.


ERIE, Pa, July 12.-The Centennial ,udp., 4.
ths number Of 15o, arrived In Eric this mn,s,l v
from Philadelphia on excursion trip th,ouoh ~
oand coal regions Of the State. over Tho line ot ~
Penns1lsanta Railroad. They inspected fl. 'as ~,
oda Of drilling and boring fnr oil. 4 grand a@eh' .e
Ettncnary suppor wns rendered tho Rncrts =, 1o1. "
Heed lloHeo thta morning. The 1ncbnr = i!!nne i!ne
round The bay, after which they viii jcsss sH
Ntagata Falls. Watkins 0lcn and ott. place.! 10, .,
, 1876-07-13
THE PHILADELPHIA SCORCH,

FnlLAnLrlrlA, Pa, Juty 13.-Sesenty.ono per-
soma on tho Exposition grounds, yesterday, were
overcome by tho !ntcuse heat and had to be carried
to tho hospital In the Lapdsdowns valley, where
they wsre properly cared for. Beye.nI moro such
csses were reported thia morning. Tho physlcans
md nurses at The hospital arc kept busy almost
constantly attending to tho sick. Tho Exposition
managers tty t0 keep sacI fAet4 from thu public,
fearing that thu publication Of than may land 10
Lessen ths daily attendance, Tho heat Ii terrible
at night ~ well ~ day. Tho mercury to-day
stands at lQ4o it tile shulo
, 1876-07-13
cAlDWEtltS nENiAt

Dosros, July la.-Tho Herald publishes An In
tesview with Josiah Caldwell. ut London, In which
he maintains tho genuinenesa OF bis dispatches to
the Investigating Comn,ittce. Tho Herald also
publshes tho affidavit oS Caldwell denying any
connection Of Mr. blainu With the sale Of seventy.
hye railroad bonds to Thomas A. Scott.
, 1876-07-13

INTERNATIONAL COTTON CONVENTION.
Nxw ORLEANS, La, July 12.-Ms. John Phelps,
President OF tho National Cotton Exchange Of
America, In pursuhuce of resolution adopted BY
tho Convention last July, has issued call for IN
International Cotton Exchange Convention, to
meet at langhala Hotel, London, England. o. tho
9th OF August. Delegates have been appointed
to ba plcsent from The American Cotton Ex-
change.
, 1876-07-13
BY G. +. GORE - CO.,
1B and 20 Wnbash-Qy,

On THURSDAY, JULY 13, ut $50 O CLOCK,
Wc shall sell very largo stock Of Furniture that
VIC have advanced vary low OH Dealers aud con-
suMcsa attend ttls ealo for bargains
40 fnrl0r and Chamber Bcts.
n'0 Walnut Be1stcahs.
1h0 Marble and Wo0l-Top Tables. rs Bureaus.
1h0 Waahtand nnreaus and Commoles
K" 90 Lounges 10 Walnut Watdrobcs.
40 Walnut Extension Tables.
200 Walnut Dining asAl Oi}1ce Chairs.
60 Hail Trees. 25 Dressing -Caaes, Dook. Cases,
Show-Cascs. MattrcAeea, Springs OF all kinds, Car.
pet, At II O'CLOCK. 10 Duggles, Carrlngos.
g. +. GORE 4 CO.. Auctlonears.
, 1876-07-13

HoAGLAND-ADAMs-tn the 11th Inst, nj ~.
residence Of the BRIDES mother by tlIo Rev. ~
Atttsedgc. Mr. William 1loag1aud and Mia M,hs. ~
WiTTMEYER--I.ORN the rcsidenc, n, ~.
brides father 40 West nnnAolph-st, by tlc Rose
u. Ryder, Mr. Gnatav Wittn,eycf and atrs itf. iaf
born. No cards. e' Lazy
, 1876-07-13
How 1t Celebrated Its Admission
into the Union.
Colorado Personated, in the Procession,
by the First White Child Born
In Denver.
Interesting Historical Sketch by o. ].
Goldrlck, Of the tRocky.Moun.
tain NcWs.'
A Drive About the City Of Denver--0bjeots
Of Interest-The Climate.

-
Il v1sls TO oensraA FarK--'Oel1RnS1ol
Hcenes m the Rank of The
-, 1,-,.
south FIatte.
------
Special e0rssponatnes af The Tribune. .
Int ,isv 10, Dsnver Tbr wl,o1s etv ~ naa ,g y.
,',"s.n @ lit, n",. ""s Ivy ,.'',,. ""s ~
n!ossom win tlage, ana every esc was bright.
Indonen,,cnro celebrated. Int thcso colo,nio.
.t. .sota ~" t ssso ~
into tho rants Of the eistcrhootl OF honorcl
Commnn.rco,tha Evcrv cttt,cn woa =. ,,r,,1
o""n .,',. W.. e'''"e. "to ~ p.o""
would supposo that tho majority Of 1000 vote,
which decided, two days ago, that a now State
Roeky-slos,ntatn peak into chunk Of
sn,f1 s,,v.r on, ,ho, ,r,.s ,",.,.a -.
of dcsortsand waa covered by a
acloth Of go,u;" TINT every river was running
rino-sask, ani every bog huge honeycomD,@ %
to sec tho airs these Wcstcrncrs put on.
"coLoApo, TIE CENTENNIAL STATE"
was the 1avor1tc motto OF tho dny. 1t waa
quite opportunc that, Just MS our mother was
preparing to celsbrnts her 1oo.h anniversary,
this beautiful child of tho mountains should be
laid in her arms. mn certain there was not a
t.xt t1x<&fn
tcnnIal State takes her place Mt one step In the
middle ranks Of the united thirty-ctehL" All
hali, tncn, TO Coloraao, t1e etar o1 lbI0l Nay
her light atcad1y increase until another century
Tho rour.h-otJuly procession was grand
s,x nt hs Rsa eo. % fsans
pos1c.y o. p..,,a so 1sca 1uss, srcngn society,"
hn1sht1 % .. rytl,as' anu % many that cannot re-
"hlen lhcluueu ali WIG "ofo 1caiaen8 ot Color"
ado previous to '60+ Ono OF thclr number wore
| nobby bucksktn suit, ornamentcd with frfnpn
~ the .omc motcr,O, Thcn nnncoroJ ~. 'so T.,
Q, .ne eo1llo ,aaIusA. lne" appeared caf IN
resented by whtte.cappcd and vhite-han,kcr- m
c1cfod 1aiics nrim rf mi sovoro rormtna aar
trast to the youthful, smiling srIs who person. @
atct tho younrcr States. On \ throne IN thc
sno .h,a S..ntss.,, t Va ~. soae II, eno
crowned with silver, and ornaznontcd BY a
rtch star Of purc gold; a vcii OF tul,o fell
about her slender form, mud her flag borc the
word "Colorado.n Tho appearance OF this part
Of the procession was greeted by ear.splittinr lin
that The young Miss who personated the young
and that, On this Fourth, % she v xas celebrating
heavv hlonflo hair: sracSf,,i ani tnteI,,ornt. au
looking, and handsomely-drcs Colorado
may well be proud OF Denyer's frst-born. An
Of s
were guided BY Bits They hauled grrat iog, out
OF which pins tree waa craving, which bofc Tie
| words, ~ hnyn secn two Centenntsts
The Gilman Hand Wa BY far Tho hest musical
marched the cousin Of Carl Rosa, the great musical
xx1f II ft&Af md ia In ltulf
, 1876-07-13
S0Z0D0hT,
Spicy breath. teeth white and speekIess,
Fragrant soxoduut secnroa;
Lallss, can you be ~ reckless
A. 10 fall 10 make the,n youssf

0Z0hlZE0 Ox-AAFtR0W FOR THE HAIR.
III Buck 4 HAypAE, u4knn Of tho y Nara" CQlckue.
, 1876-07-13
MAI. RENO,

ALLE0BD D1sobEDtENc8 or ogpzns.
Tho Now York IieraM Of Tuesday publishes
some letters from Custor's command, written
few days bcfore the massaerc. Mark Kellogg,
tho correspondent, who was killed with Custer,
wrote On tho 2lst Of June:
On the ltlth OF Iunc, tcn. Custer, with six com.
raniss q caSalry crossed tho Tongue river about
tuA point about intlea aboye whcro Maj. lsrno,
with six cnmpan!es Ut tho Seyonth Cavalry, wurs
In camp, having returned FROM tho scout hs was
ordered upon; but. from soma cnusa unknown to
your correspondent, Mai. !acao WA unfortunate
enough not only To exceed, but 10 dI4Hbey. tbs
orders and !nstfuctions OF '0eu. Tarly. i copy Of
which IL subt0faed vlz.;
E1TRACT or DADER.
,n4An9}rAarERs p.rAnrA1MT 0s = AtoTA, ~ TIE
FIELD. EAAF IN flwpxh l}lFxus ~. T.. Juno 10
ls7s-tItid 4p<cial ordtT.. 10. 3-Mat u. A.. Keno,
Sttdnth Cavalry. with SIX companies tflXt Ning) 0f Ill
regiment anA uh9 gun from tho ftatllAH battery, will
proceed ii lhe earliest M.llssht inaku
fec0nuulLeance uf thH Powder IseF frou ta pre4t1t
camp 70 ~ % tnsuta u sAs Ltss tYx4st From, 81
M aIap4h cTesf ana de.sen! the s5ssk to!n 1anstIon
c1ssk aud Tongue Asef. aud descead LIE Tongue 10 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-10

Mr., 80! a: RssceS1 g. H. M; D.sS4it: ,,,
> q oriesas. so. soss%sy virtue OF. q WIT q
the sixth District Court for the parish Of ezleans
It ~; psblic auction, a the Merchants nd Auction.
Cesto9AOu.e streets; e re seceod 1ist.,st q
twelve o'clock r.. the Following described Vsop-
e' TMo 3 csfrA1n LOTS OF GROUND, sttus4ed,
lying and being in the Fourth District Of this city.
In the square bounded b. that irregular square or
portion e ground ssupdsd By Aaeas.se; 0la ns@a-
The ' s;a@ssss s,s ana nd si1 On psstieuisr pisn
copy Of vhich u ANNEXED = IN act passed before
sx:s Il ~SeR sa saos
each other. and measure: according to said pan,
. follows: Lot number ave measures fifteen feet
Magazine street by depth Of eighty;ons
of lot number four On said p.n and q
half lines ON the line dividing it from lot number
nine inches front on Maeasne street and eighteen
feet eleven inches three lines front on OLD nsga-
inches seven and half lines on the line dividing
two feet Ave inches two lines on the opposite aide
and advantages ihsreunto Belonging or IN sSywise
The ;s to- ss s
fset six inches fronting on NaGasine street and
eleven feet seven inches seven lines fronting on
numbers four aud five being designated - such on
. plan made by Hugh Grant. CITY surveyor Of
lafayette, dated February l6. la40, and deposited
for reference in the Office Of L T. Kesnv, late .
notary public in this city. Being the same prop.
erty acquired by the defendant herein oy purchase
from Drury Allen Harris. by act passed before said
notary, W. J Castell. Cd the twelfth Of August,
1870
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-l. In cash for . sufficient amount to pay
PLAINTIFF claim, say the sum Of two thousand ave
hundred dollars, with interest thereon at eight
par cent per annum from the twelfth of August.
1870 until the day of eale eight dollars costs Of
copies Of acts Of eses; five. percent attorneys
fees. and all costs Of suit.
q The purchaser to assume ito the extent Of tho
amount Of his bid) the payment OF two promissory
notes, secured by mortgage on said property.
drawn by defendant, to bis own order, and in
dorsed BY hmeelf. dated April H. 1876 one for the
sum Of three thousand six hundred and thirty
three dollars, payable twelve months after date.
and the other for the sum of two thousand five
hundred dollars. payable twenty -four months after
date both bearing interest at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum from date until paid.
g. And ali the balance Of the price Of adjudica.
ton il any, cash on the spot.
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0UTH DISTRICT COURT FOR fHB RARIDH o.
81 Orleans, DO. STA BY virtue Of . writ Of
AsEi setas % me directed b. the Memorable tie
sixth District Court for the pe.tah q Orlean.,
Ct pahlic suction, at the Merchants and Auctaon.
eers k1change, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, In the second District Of
this city. ON TUESDAY, Dscsnbsr Is. 1876, ct
twelve o'clock H., toe following described prop
oEty. TO wit
XCIRfAH PnoB On P0srIonsOD eRoUnD.
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon situated in the Third District Of this city,
comprisipg the whole Of the i+let or Triangular
por ION q ground. bounded BY E.plansde. Maure-
lees sixty eight feet front on Mystery street, by
one hundred end seventeen test in depth and 'front.'
on kspanade street. and eights EIGHT feet In depth
and front on Maurepss street, the whole sbly
70 sketch thereof annexed to IN sct Of ssle from
yesn xlar unto Louis CONT: posed before T. 3.
Theexd, late notary public In this city. 6eptem.
her r. 1854. Being the same property acquired
By tho defsndant herein by purchase frOG Slo
comb, Per q t passed before 4. Hero. notary pub.
Lilo h this city. dated December ~, 1871
0eised In the above sulJ.
Terms-Cash ON the spot. -.--..
no13 de3 10 Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orl0ana