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, 1876-09-23
MILWAUKEE, ITEMS.

Sptctat DiGpateh to The 1ffaaaA
MlLwAukEE, Sept. 23.-Ata meeting Of Inc
creditors ot E. T. Alls s. Co., held III tie o't'so
OF Finchcs, Lyndo Il Miller this morning, q COM
mlltce Of five Of tho crcditors was appointed
lla'lncr, al Cleveland, Tcnney, Of Chicago, T..
II. judd, W. G. Fitch and Il. +. Elu,ore, os Mill
wankec, The meeting WA then adjourned to
Oct. 3.
Thu Committee are tn have full statement Of
Mr. Alils' affairs given them, will. schedule OF
~ property, With arpra!aal, which they arc to
critically exam'no ai.d report upon Ut the ad;.
louIned meeting. Il ts tho oplnlon Of several
rnptcy or compromise. Ali, however, hops for
favorable compromise and the kceplug of tho
works running.
, 1876-09-23
MEDICAL.
CATARRA.
TWELVE YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

nEx1iEwxy. Ahout Il Tears aRo. Ehtls tr.rtltnE n
with f&tttt ktnp'R Hla Folks Enncert Trpune Is zen
etoKer tonk err cnl and vls laid - ct New:
ark. y. J. THU COLL ,r"tgEt On leyerr Nttask os
CAtArfl. which hA.llEd with every knhWn remedy tut
-four weeks without aysf, And anafy Obliged 10
Give m n1st desirable posion and return oinc una
ie 9 tnk ns n F4E s1r.: y.ss: .isrrwaras, .d w"i
sf ny nsssl osFan: snd !l.ros, 70 scnar. t.ae ths
P.0'tr.tel. IN this way eontia!isd t. suffer The
last attack Tho Btyercst ever Ind, was tct5hfc,
suffered the Eoat rscricAtfnR pain In INF head ~aa NO
hotfse be acnsrcly able to sEak and couecd In.
ctsAantiy thought wnA EninE Into quick conaun,p.
tion ena iFmiJ bccve That lid tr,e rynirata cai.
~ victim. whsn q ,: d;:ttc.a!'S Ssn4s'n rom.
very reluctantly eonss n tah t'tra ii! ,hc Mvcr:
onrffui nrc.ns Esye M the Rrrsiest rsiltf Il l.
hardly possible Iof o.e whore head achcs ryci sthr,
Win Gatl scarcely Rrtcuhtc distinctly accsnnt Of the
choxinE sceuElatlons tn hIs t,.oat. 10 rral.e how
b.nssris l!siesl que. Hinder H. In.Hc!ss h"!h n.
cesUra OF he ferta5 fncc lsru been entirely free
from EatArTt.. for the t1rst time u twflsG TGas.
ltesreEtfullY yUit1, EED. ". hOLbAuok.
asha% Mi,s J;n ;. .',5s js5 n,. O, oronox
ROGERS, 'DruRxiss. itunforl nutlIug.
, 1876-09-23

lowing expression Of opln'on as 70 LILO fafuon
IT .,eiievc," said Judge Deng', "tlat lid
exactly right. cxntn',,e'l The matter r. vii.
great deal uf care, AMI that pllasu of u keyef
Impressed me Before, -th"s tlnrc mct! actually
sss sy se!s xuII u Ie st ,eats 'es esaey ess VIII
olcrs who picn]cd guilty. W',at that cx-
pcetstton arose from. can hardly sonIeet.
rs for w ssItns M. 5aTs ro 1s con, no
pt1,it' sssusa fnt" ito trum'ise, % rs 10 Inc term.
Of tie Court, bcca,,,o We knew nothing als,uti H.
But, taking their standpoint, and reM''sg t'!e
adayits, which l,aa great 1ilsn{ til,g. IN IN
statements, anil rcaaEEng the statc1ncs Of tiler
counsel, | t,ccans NO thoroughly, convinced, At
luast sufficiently convinced, that hs,ln't rca-
sonab!G doubt I my ow.l MIN, il!at t'!ry nlu 70
nlly MY ,1uty to 10 what the courts nHayh 'lq-
etvc i,ttoilsr the bcncftnf reasonable dt'sit,t
! think Il vas even stront5ef tta's rcaeo'1hble
dunbt. The strong ptoba.,&!ti., & sre tlat e1aey
Ion t't "ssuai or .,or pa't~xhnteyer ta fonnda.
ton VI tl,at expectation may have
ssIt's .,, tSy o wga mx own ves,xston ns Fssa
Wa1oSt S1pse1s set saegeston M 4r imEs!on from any
n,ly. OF courte, the Atturncy-Ucncral wanted
| report ii aosne sort from nc, Without hng.
grsttng to mt what tho report should bc. Alter
carefuiiy ioohctl over Tic whatu matter, and
wrote nv abatement, think did what WINS
exactly right. Why, you'd he s1lrprf:sd to ses
who iceommcndca tbs passl.n', ,a4 uaeff f,sa waa
itogers, Judge McAllis.er, Judge Wallace, and
| nany ether prominent Democrats: I9dEt M Wal.
lace sent a petition headed "A Petition Of ho0
Democratic Votcrs.' But tl'at was not what
influenced INC at all. / 1nat{c my rctomIncnoa-
tion purely on the otto point havc etated."
now ABOUT NttDnETnf"
"Wcl1. this Ii 0ll there is about thse: 1. IL Mc
takes his sentence amt nay. i'fe M saoN, ~
, 1876-09-23
x,..4a s;oux Killed. md Forty Wounded
! +'' in tho Slim Buttes Fight
.oo~ Another Season Of Talle, Rod
Clouds Chiefs Sign tile
Trcnty.
,,a Fool Brings TIP the Rear
In tho List OF Crosses.
III. Spotted Tail Warriors 60 DO
wrostled with Ncxt.
tcnOON'S COLUMN.
A ttDNanr CROWD,

"psI'a. ..rr f,,,.nn. rusrRR CrTY,
CnooK's An'S"T. .u,, W. .ecnt ~ -(lln.
na,scpt.V'sM .,,,,, ~, o..ort ~ q, nncn. mr.
Crook ann s'aA a,,,r ms ~ r,,nto tn r. Laramie,
rived hcfe t",A - ho.,, r.,tcd IN confer
whittier tae u'as."' t,,t,n,,tn, IN nv ,,st tia-
With acll' sne'" .a.,t.,t.s ~ srnnr. rnrl,cd lilo
patch. L1ss w., "n,ns u ,n,lcs noltt Of Crook
rnlunin ~ po"s ,,.l 3nIshra q terriblc
Guy. l"o .o o'I rcro Inst .1nuphtcri,a horses
days ala'." ~, cycnnr,s mcni. when a drove
ond po1es ~ sevo,a, rn,rou.loads Ut supplies,
Of eassle a''' :, f,rool CIV. wurc secn
purchaser u.. ~ on ai,tnccut hi, tbs troops
eo','us .,,,,,,v townrl them, Yelling and huzzah
rushed "ay 'o"Ss ,S .o,',a ,.r,llv hc rcstrniurd
ting te'1sa,' 4heuac|vc. uutl rood could bc
IRON ac,t.s t',is..,a. ,v,rc amt down from tho
iss"ea' ns 'n. for thn atck mi, wounded. The.e
lI'""s 'a,. ,cnp we'll cared for md comfortably
transported on mu'c ''Ito's' o ,..,..".t
I. toyly following Crook to tins poiht, Wnefe II
ss1i nrnhat,ly remain until the result OF the con-
t"".nno w. ~ sheridan and Crook II known. Two
supply trains ifo'n ruls a ~,
iusol,, now between th's 1'oint an" ooa ~
thc way to the coln1nnnd, contain tfamohee
Quantities Of Quastermaster's and subsistence
6nppne'' ,,,cr or.r,ou !
80 H.. o.,s ~ ~,
has been rendered CROOK from ora @ e'',a o. 1no
Dlack Hills to the other. Crook City, Montana
rue op1 Deadwood miners Aockcd In by
Nv. '.,e.,.ord sa1ntrs were fired, bunting dis
tic thoasanu, oH,use0 a.s ,.o. I'm 1T lin ,,t,
played, anu tue ent'9e sIeuo "ao s'1 r.aa,, ~ ,.J
most enthusiasm AZ Deaawooa, c.ooA a'iu
,tafr vcFc given grand reception, IN tho course
~ ,r,,,ch nctttion for military protection, pre-
pared on le" houis no'1 ,c,, 49, s1.na ~. n.
miners, was presented: ihe h'eno ~ ns!o :
never can forgot, as locks Of rneEea miners.
ormed to the teeth, crowded around tho traVel-
w.. ,n,oo,e md ravn vnnt in the widest Ehcera
Wofl ou'ee'a t,o1, " 1,o, orturc1 an 1nuch in lin
for tue army "n''n na>' su'"'~N ~ ~>-'
cndcavor to ..-.--. -.-.-
HEAD OFF THE SIOUX.
A,atcr md more careful account Of tho In.
,,..,ss. l., tho rocnnt hatt1c of Slim Duttct
aah loss ~ ~ NV . w,,,na An. ,o,,n,1cd AZ,
make It rs iollo"s' A''i'a' ~ ""0n'
pytsOncra, 70.
, 1876-09-23

Special HspdscA to 7aS 1sttuns
srHiNdRsatn, ILL.,, Sept. @.-Ths session Of
tho foung MEMS Christian Association State
Convention today snostly considered routine
business, and discussed tho question pertaining
to tho work Of the Association. The following
officers wcre elected for tie ensuing year: prcs.
ident. J. W. Dcan, Chicago; First Vice, DR.. Il.
A. Gilman, Jaeksonvtllo; eoconu Vice, L. A.
1rowbridgs, Rockford; Secretary, o. ii. Eaues,
Jacksonville; First Assistant, tra N. Reed,
Chanftcsyil!c: Second Assistant, Isaac Il. In.
lcr, springfield. To.ntglt's session Included
addresses by. John Y. Farwcll, OF Chicago,
Charles n. Morton, Of brooklyn, and 7. Z. Mo-
Cree, Of New York.
, 1876-09-23
TIE TREA.TY-NfAKTRS.
tNNTFTYn f+nNRAN

A"NaAA1*' SoSt 49,
AMtE, Wy, Sept. 23!.-At 1880 this morning tho |
Imlians seut word 10 tic Commissioner that |
th,.y ,rcro r'oav for oro,hor Cn,,cll' mn, ~.
"s.u .."u5 ~ t"ot H.u ,'
commission al once prepared 1or "talK." l1le
attendance Of the Indians was much largcr tllnn
yesterday.
:, ,rhr first sncascr wos r,ttt,o vo,nd. who ae,d
voatnr,,.u H.. ,,a 1'a.., sn,,,a.,.tr'. tat ,,"Ia
yesterday 3t taat hG leaEa something thas made
lin almost cry. lie has always considered that
when tho Great Father tnalo arrangements for
thu raiiroaa through the Indian country he
would INV for 4 fur "a vcora liz hoa o,,vovs
considered this hts own ro,,ntrv md nd whom n
like man without country, It r,atlc him CIV.
The different kinds Of animals TINT l,e vantetr
far MI ,lmc In ~" a1 .u' w. ..s oaua'
.,'., aa"1 ,aa, t,'.a4 10y ,.,' .seslueh1 10 give
t',c'"' ca.' yea', n''fae KINGS OF wagons. lie
wlsIlcl ail INC %'lto men who married Into
be- not uusatb1. To- send them aw1v ~ nv sI" .,'.n
.,,v,nno,.or vo,, In vo sot ,,,,'". - an5 tilnI
.,a' w., a,," ,", ~. "us so our teeef-
vat'ohs' you 'huRo u taw tuat w should not 10
beyond them, and VIC wish you to give SIS each
wished thc wli.o men who wcro Lying
"r,a,, thu nrns Win ars ,r,rr,"H ~ .''us .,4.
.ruIi1,, womrn fn cn,,r and ive vii, ~ th,' nso
~. 1uaa "o's''' ~ >Se ""4 ''e "A'A 'ae''s'
LIZ was w,,,,so 7o ANN THE p.prps
,,,,,,,,, w. 1.a,nmiss,nn hai hrn,,ght ho.o 80,
WsS" liI 49,. ,u,'ti, tha % .n ,a., ~ me!e VI!
u intn t inian s, country. tUsc Sl.o stsyed sru
hts'i IT. H., ~ mi ta; ~" fso'nmiasf"3 sn
s,o'u ~ ,i,' iu' rotma ars rn'."ht i",n s'u ,,nt
,,r srr ~ III uia w. "rtni tn nnn,,itv t,nms tas,,..
,h,,n 1o hnt"ra u ill., m,I ri ti'H rrcsent ~ ncw
,m,s, s.', M t w,thsr viii soo,. bp coIi. Y,',
@huW' @ ~ III ~ =. ,,,.s tIn ;v,T.io Il 1ro ~,
iss..'nf 4u tH"t .hor" .yas siS na,h IN he rvs,,
tH",,, v"t r. .S..ittu to fhn sa5 md that tley
tad ,1s",dv IT, r"ceIv.d FIR hmuitnrr nriFiescs i,
sra sau , Ky" r,Hh, Il n mil hint. iIIt In
,',ts.yd .uy ~. .v,an M n"M rcnrv VIA rstah
ishe, tmst thcv Will In cnriyrd of lie rjrht
a @ t'ai my "oa ~ ~, ~ n,tv ~ sis nrr I,,
IN ','acn ~ II """'stA 0'' '''|'"''' - '"' w.
p.Aeo y" ~ p,auop wu,rrts.
mn tn, rart ~ III cnmrrtaat.,n. replied thoi
, 1876-09-23
SUNDAY-SCH00lS.
EpScfQi Nxpqtch 10 IAs 1}1auH&.

DECATUR, ILL.,, supt. :..-rhe annual County
Suuday-Sct,ool Convention to-day was more
largely attended than yesterday, and much In
tercst was manifested. The Statistical eecrc-
tary reported u sunday-schools In tho county,
viii, total membership OF 6,7i7 The follow
tnU officers were elected for the ensuing year:
J. II. Crocker, President; N. johnson, settc-
tary; W. l.. Hammer, Treasurer; an Executive
Coinmittecc, composed Of the pastors u ~ tne
srhools Of ths county. Tho next annua COLI
ysntiou u to be Ut Marrow
, 1876-09-23

GRAND MATINEE THIS DAY.. n. -.
mHfstlvc rtorananc Of ~. ncoMlarah'e so..{sny;
combined 0rEanza ats,n o! 81 specially stars The boa.
sctis eix nuber, ln their ETea act Tie tnnsta OF
sachr sen tllss!li ,s ics'y, Jon I'D I'D
iraft f she f'arinc little Arlnc, kc,engngemrn} Of
Tho gnatc.s !,pseh son:a4n l ~ wSfd ~; u L. n5
Of the world lem Mace, eycry aycning ~ grand -
sai :. arm st Scss Ts5os 1hs ,ldsx re's.; sVcnin a.
xynst! Goncht 10 Assistant Aanagrr Frank c!ineA
"knte.-ln aCt!Ye pterar1lion The l!lacG GEook:
, 1876-09-23

KBoKux, H., Sept. GA colllatou occurred
II Ailcs east Of this city to-day hetNeen 10
ledo, Wabash l. Western freight train and .
Toledo, Peoria T. Warsaw passenger train. Both
locomotives and y numbct OF cars ucro badly
damaged, but no ono wss hurt.
, 1876-09-23
RADICAL CURE
Is Propared by Distillation.

Eycry plant snd herb that yieida IT. medical escnce 10
1t placed in improved still and there mingled with
sovent liquid. which. by hrh Il Iradr 10 rs.s over
into tic receiver hrntinR with II the healing crncca
OF juices Of se>c plants and her free ffo ctcrJ con-
ta!naon, pure ad eolo.1tts. Thus tic actfye. tntai'
cal ofxhousnnds af pounds of hors May lie
condemned into rcry srult curnpaAs in ts why San.
rorda lsadtca Cure IL dIvcrsed Ut tic nanscattnKs
worthless features Of l other remedies. while Ia cGra
tive prupers Increased teafoid. II II positively
the greatest medical triumph OF the age.
Each rackngc contains Dr. ganfofd'a improved In
halfng Tube with full directions for Use III all casek
Price, slnO For ea1e by all wholesale and retail drug
xtkts tl,,ougllopt the United stne<. WHElss d roT.
TER, General Agenta and Wholesale pfaEststA Bos.
, 1876-09-23

The Fourth Annual Expedition OF Chicago |. NOW
nrEs fran g. 152 E. u dtt,y Ths IL Gshi,. Ill.,
cIn MAC,l1NElsy in OPERATION. rrocssscs q ~ NM "
sntufs :oc!ety anl o,hsf1 ihe MI:ean otSAI.XsAi;
Historical rictnrr, Lookout Mountain. Of iinoEers
Hattie Ab1xc Lie Clouds nnd the Grand Orchestral or'
gan together constitute the dnral dytiay cvsI !1Hi:
III of,lcr that al may view the WESTERN CEaTES.
NAL Exposition. tho management have adapsfa t'le
riiICEs OF ADMISSION.
oycnins 80
For Children osle auiasluli. good fur iii day and
evening
For Adults on SATURDAY. ose RlH1lhAfot. Rood Tor r..
For Childreu on saturday, uns adfniss!on Iood :.
d tor ~ %.y sd SyGni9Si d.x Hill n n;
Fur ChdrSn, every day AfiuF up. M,,......... ~
TJeEefh tfttun admissions. ak
Thr Instrumentation Tickets ar, especially adapted II
~ IN
, 1876-09-23
SANFORD'S
CURE
For CATARRH

has worked revolution IN tho treatment Of C1taTh.
1t lns bcyon al doubt that this dlaeaao.
even In ia vescst forus h curabc and thst comfort
snd hnppness may tc made TO follow years af misery
ych11 Of fucrins by pcristrnt Of II The method
OF treatment originated by ur Bsfotd viz, the local
and constitutional by remedy prepared ny lAslasto
tho only offered 10 the public tlat will bear
tho tezt Of time.
, 1876-09-23

Central Park. New York CTR, for boys and yonnA
gentlemen Of 10 20 yeaes. 9oanng and Day
tlnc Schools. French. German, and Spanish care.
fully taught and spnkcr. Building new. the eess
Of liz kind. Twenty-tcconl year begins Sept IL.
Pruf. Ellie CNARL1EIs, Director.
, 1876-09-23
EnpUATIONAEs
LAW SCHOOL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

The academic year 1s70.'77 will begin on Tl,nrs.
day. Sept 2a. The examination Tor advanced
standing will begin On ThntsdnJ. Sept. 20, at0A.
rs, and afterwards. applicants for admission Who
Arc not graduates Of Colleges will hc scqntted 70
pass n preliminary examination. A tho beginning
Of tho acadcmit year l87D.'80 tho Faculty vii htd
third year To tho ooufse Of Instruction.. and can
ddates for dcgrcn who enter the School After the
academic year lh78.'77 will be examined n tho an
Tire tpurse At three yearr. They must as9 b.
members OF tho School at least two years. Fut {ns
formation and for circu1As giving fnt1 phftfenlhra
address JOHN IL. ARNOLD, Librarian:
BISHOP lIELLn1l]TN COLLEGES,
LONDON. ONTARIO. CANADA.
Afford The highest Intellectual and Christian edu.
cation to the sons and daughters OF gentlemen 1t
very moderate charges.
The colleges ARE one mile apart, and arc both
suppled with mn abu stan Of experienced rcsltcht
European teachers.
HELLN1UTH COLLEGE (BOYS).
$3.50 per annum, including all charges.
HELLMuTH LADIEs' COLLEGE,
$3.50 par annum.
Reduction to elerRymen. Yearly scholarships ~
| very advantageous terms.
| Principal and Chnp!a!n-12ev. Il. r. DAnEEEf4
| D. H.
, 1876-09-23
ALIENS ACADEMY,

The Most Elegantly and Thoroughly Equipped Bq4&9
sciohE il she uaitea s!ac:; nsooa ~ "
tlstvd on. Twrsr experienced Professor! and teach,
csa. uootl sardIng places near tho scfool llnts1
dent. IRA ". ALLEN. ". y. lftslaifnt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
SUCCE SION OF PLACIDE FORSTALL.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
No. 80 635.

DY PYAACIDE J. SPEAR, AuCT1OEEKR-
ID Office No. 46 ROYAL streeG.-THURSDAY, June
e. 1876 at twelve G'clnck NJ, will be sold at public
auction. at the Merchants ana Auctioneers Xxx
change, on Royal street, between Canal ana Gus
tOmhOuse streets, bv virtue aud in pursuance to
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tiss0t, judge Of the
second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated May II, 1876, for account OF said success
!. A SQUARE OF GROUND situated iii the Sec
ond District of this city, de signated by the No %.
bounded by Toulouse, St. Peter, Solomon and Ma
pOleOn sire cts, pr plan of John Schneider March
o. 1856 depOste in the Office Of H. B. Cenas. then
q no airy in this city, said square measuring 500
and SOL feet inches front on each of Solomon and
.. HALF SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the
same district bounded by st. Louis, Toulouse,
Solomon and Napoleon streets, designated BY the
No. H. the said plan; said half 50 Of ground
mea uring 800 feet float Toulouse street, l31
feet inches front Oh each Of Solomon and Nap0-
leon Streets -
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the build
ings and improvements thereOs, situated IN tn6
by Rampant, Burgundy, Ursuiines and Hospltai
streets, measuring 60 feet front on Rampant sreet'
by ITO feet in depth, French measure go
4. CKRTAIN LOT or GROUND, with the oulid-
in2s and improvements thereon stuatea iu tno
same district and square as the property thirdly
described Measuring AZ feet inches = lines r0ns
on Ufsunes street, by depth OF l3i rect 1ncnes
lines on the side nearest Rampart stree, ana
dep on the opp ,ste side line OF l06 feet inc nes
ljuas at which DC pth the said lot opens or w1dens5
feet 10 inches liues toward Burgundy street, and
thence has a further depth Of "a feet 10 lnches 5
lines 60 that the said lot measures 10 feet 9nches
7 lines in width in the rear.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Acts Of sale before Theodore Guyol. notary pub
lie. ut the expense of the purchasers
myl3 20 81 Is je4 II 18N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCKS, ETC.
suCCt sSION OF THE LATE L. F. GENERES.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. So 444.

DY G. &. GIRARDEY. AuCTIoHBkR-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-THCRSDAY,J June
8. 1876, ar twelve O'Clock M, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, in the rotunda OF the 81.
Char es Ho e in this city, will be sold ct pubic
auction by and in pursuance of an order from the
Hon A. L. Tissot Judge of the second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated january Is,
1876, and rendered in the above entitled success
SION the following described securities, to wit
l. Two Louisia lana State Seven Per Cent CONSOL
DATED BONDS, $1,000 each.
q One Louisiana State Seven Per Cent CONSOL-
3. Three Louisiana State Seven Per Cent CON.
SOLIDATED BONDS, 100 each.
A. Four City Of New Orleans WATERWORKS
Five Per Cent Bonds, $1,000 each.
S. FIVE FIRST NOR rGAGE BONDS. $1,000 each,
of the New Orleans Mobile and Texas Rail- DAD,
Western Division.
s. TEN SHARES New Orleans Credit Foncier A..
ISOLATION $50 each, with scrip dividend certificate
of ten per cent pr share.
7. FORTY SHARES Southern and Atlantic Tele-
graph Company SIS per share.
8. THIRTY SHARES Of the valette Dry Dock
Company $50 per share.
9. TWENTY SHARES Union Insurance Company,
10. fHRKB SHARES New Orleans Mutual In
surance Company. $50 per share.
H. TWENTY-FIVE SHARES Home Mutual In
aprance Company, $50 rer share. s.N
NJ. SEVEN SHARES State National Bank Stock'
500 per share.
ia fRN SHARES Union National Bank Stock.
(0ld). 100 Der share.
IA SIX SHARES Mutual National Bank Stock,
500 each. c
~T.r~s"C.sh Asfora transfer. In United States
treseury notes, mys i<347s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS,

John Younger vs.. Schooner katie, etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
l. District of Louisiana No 10,842-In obedience
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
THE SCHOONER KATIE, her boats, rack e ap-
pArel etc., nov bbeled by John Younger, for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending In the
District Court of the Uniled States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner
or owners Thereof, and all and every person OF
persons having or pretending to have any right,
title or interest in to the same, to be and ap-
pear at District Court of the United states for
the district Aforesaid to be holden at the city Of
New Orleans, on the first Monday Of June, to
show cause il any they have can, why the
said schooner should not be condemned and be
sold agreeably to the PRAYER Of libelant.
United States Marshaps office, New Orleans,
May S, 1876.
g. B. PACKARD,
mv6 II 26 ie4 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PBACz
STREET. THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION. OF JOHN g. MONROSE.
Second District Co 1rt for the Parish of Orleans-

DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 40 Royal street SATURDAY, Juno
TO- 1876. at twelve clock NJ, will be sold at Pablo
auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOreers tx
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets. by virtue and in pursuance ct An
order from the Hon. A. Z. Tissot, judge OF the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated May 49, 1876, for account OF the above sue
cessiOn-
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the buildings AMI improvem nts thereon,
situated in the Third District of this city, In square
bounded by Els pana Peace, Royal and Bourbon
streets, desi2 ated by the Nos g. 10 and IL said
lots adjoin each other, and measure each % feet
inches lines froat on Peace street BY lob rect IN
Depth the line Of each me ssuring ~ feet1
in hes lines in width. The imprO vement consist
in single cottage. retired from the street. con-
tanning fix rooms and a cabinet with front, rear
aud side ga leres frame side bui iding, contain
ing kitchen and washrOom, we'll and hydrant,
shede. prives, garden, etc the whole as per plan
of 4. F. Lewis architect, dated April y. 1876
Ttrms-This being the second aud last auction,
the property viii DO definitely so1 to the highest
bidder, on twelve mont hs' credit, the purchaser
furnishing his bond, with good and solvent Sc,
curity to be pproved by the hOpora the second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, ana pear
ing interest st the rate OF eight per cent per annum
from date till paid. with mortgage and vendors
lieu and prive ge, the clause of i've per cent Tor
atrornev's fees, insurance and all other clauses
Act Of sale be fore A. J. Lewis notary public, at
the EXPENSE of purchaser. mv2l % ia 10
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By Sheriff Waggaman.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE DOMINIQUE BOU
LIGNY, DECEASED.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 800.
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
b order OF sale renHertd Nav IL. 1876, to me
directed by the honorable Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled matter, will proceed to sell at pub
Lie auction on the premises hereinafter designated,
on MONDAY. May 20, 1876, at half past four o'clock
P. NJ, the following described property, to wit
THE OFFICE FURNITURE and One safe belong.
ing to said succession. and contained in the
promises, Nc. Sc Carondelet street, in the First
District of this city, per inventory on file.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ECGENE wAGGAMAN
myl7 20 "a 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean
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MARSHAL'S SALES,

U. Bassesti W. Ship keine des Anges.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
l. for the District of Louisiana, No. 10, 703-By
virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed in the
above entitled suit, will proceed to sell to the
O'Clock NJ, on the levee, between Warrington and
Sixth streets in this city, the following described
FGRTY EIGHT BLOCKS OF MARBLE, now lying
on the levee between Washington and Sixth
stree g. In this city.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot
United States MarshaI's office. New Orleans
May H. 1876.
8. B. PACKARD.
myl9 I'd United States Mayshal
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ESTATE OF p. II. MADDOX.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans, May rs, 1876.
yVyHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
IL in bankruptcy has been issued out Of the Dis.
trCt Court of the United states for the district Of
Louisiana, against the estate of P. H. Maddox. Of
waterproof in the parish Of Tensas. State OF Lon
isiana adjudged q bankrupt upon petition Of his
creditors; that the payment Of aoy debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank
rust to him. or for his use and the transfer Of any
property by him forbidden by law; that a
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose more assignees Of
his estate, will be held at a court Of bank.
ruptey, to be holden on the sixth day OF June, A.
d. 1876 at 10 A. NJ, at No. AZ Camp street. before
s. B. PACKARD,
my23 ie6 United States Marshal.