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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-15

The Thea'er was filled last night by
an eager attentive audience assembled TO
hear our Congressman. Hon. William
Woodbu,n. and Hon. Robt Fl. Lindsay
of Virginia City. The Little Girls'
Band was in attendsnce. the hall was
bright and cheerful, the audience was
one of Carson 5 best. and the occasion
was "A very enthusiastic one. Mr.. wood
burns spf arh deserves 10 be reported at
length 1: WAS I'D point of argument and
c!enrmeas OF stat. meu'. the most effect
i've effort oi the campaign, here. We cab
onl, find time ard space for very briei
synopsis OF it, II was u bri~f review OF
he d"ing- If the pr. sent house OF Kep-
rr-rn'rriv-s during he long session
lately conc u.ed The uc;s OF the rebel
dominated House were cODtrasfed with
h~Ir lond ID ::v:s:, PROFESSIONS. The
ds"harye IF Union soldiers from sub
ordinate pnsi',nns md the substitution
# r. bells; .h- pr.'-H>e Oi reiTenchnent
IN the face Of faces and figures; the
record of the Democracy upon tue
leading points The manner Of state
m-ni Was fresh. strong succ'ncs, con
yin,inr and Clear. We have seldom
seen Any nndirnce more deeply inter
.sted or more attentive Mr. WoodborD
was fr. qnentIy interrupted by applause.
and n, Yer mere heartily eheered than
hen he mentioned The name of Senator
jones After Mr.. Woodourn's speech
Hon. Bob Lindsay came upon the stage
and made one OF the most ringing. stir
ring enthusia- III making speeches Of the
campaign. Some of his hits we're cap
i,al, and they struck the bulls eye every
time Indeed Bob gate electrified the
audience and proved himself mcst
effective csmpaisu speaker. The vast
audience adjourned with three cheers
for the flag, the ticket aud the coming
victory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-15

GOOD domestic sulphur bath can be instant
" prepared by taking . cake Of dLENN's Sui
PHUR Soar into the bath tub. Such IN expedi-
ent will, to use a slang phrase. knock the spots
off" any victim of cuisneous blemisbss. sold
ayeryyLe-e ocl0wfs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-15

LIONS KATHAIRoN makes beautiful. glossy
luxuriant hair: prevents its falling out OF turn
ing gray 1t hiss stood the test of 40 years. 1.
chariningly perfumed. and has no rival.
my2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-15

HASsN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re.
stores the compilations; removes frsckles. tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft. white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
my2leod-wfs-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-15

Highest and lowest tbeim 'L'-i'r &"
last "a hours, ending Oct. IA. PIP NJ
Highest tbermolneter....... Us 'i-.:'r's
Lowest thermometer. AZ degree,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-15

V1gE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN.
W nouncing to the citizens Of Carson and
vicinity the first arrival of our new Fall Coo@s,
comprising a very large ana varied stock OF
Mems and Boys Clothing;
Hats and Caps;
Boots and Shoes:
Gents Furnishing Goods:
Fancy Notions;
Tobacco, Havana Cigars, Etc,
Trunks and Valises, btc.
Consisting Of The finest and most complete as
sortment Of choice wares and novelties ever Oh
fered in this county. Our superior facilities ior
obtaining supplies enable Us to sell our stock at
POPULAR PRICES TO SUIT THE INES
1t is in the Interest of every buyer to call anu
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Every thing appertaining to our line, necessary
for o first class establishment, can he found on
display whilst fair dealing. courteous attention
and prompt execution Of ordeis, will be our In
flexible rule.
We are prepared to fill orders in San Francisco
and New York markets fer any special articles
to the satisfaction nof our customers.
Soliciting call and trial we are, respectfully
J. GERSTLE 4 CO.,
oc3m Successors to Joe ROseustock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03

civil list for purposes of State, and relin-
quishes the revenues from the private
property of the crown. The proclamation
recommends the establishment Of an eqt-
librium in the budget; the immediate i'm
provement of public education. and reor-
ganizatiOn of the ministry of Justice and
the Council of State, aud directs the minis
tiers to devise q form Of government suit
able 10 all Turkish subjects without dis
tinctiOn, 60 as to secure the liberty OF every
individual.
Ready - Sail.
PARIS, June 2.-The large fleet IN lou
louise is ready to sail for the East, but NO
order to sail has been received.
A Denial.
An official dispatch from Bucharest denies
that an offensive and defensive alliance has
been concluded between R0umania and
Servia against Turkey.
An American Movement in Paris.
The American residents IN Paris have
started q subscription to raise funds for the
celebration of the centennial fourth Ut
July and for placing marble elab with
commemorative Inscription ON the tomb OF
Lafayette
Troops for Cuba.
MADRID, June I.-Seven thousand SOL
die1s sailed for Cuba yesterday.
To Face the Charges.
Seror Alloga, Cuban official, accused OF
| malnr acticep, was sent to Havana In a
| transport to meet the charges against him
| Another Expedition to NIcsic.
| Il is stated Moukhtar Pasha is about to
undertake another expedition to Necsls
| with force Of 10000. A large force of in
surgents awaits him.
For the Frontier.
BELGRADE, June 1.-Infantry pioneers
and a portion of the military train OF the
-! Belgrade District, left for the frontier to-
day. Prince Milan and Russian General
| Tchnernayeff witnessed their departure
Prince Wrede, the Austrian representative
has started for Pesth to report the state Of
affairs in Servis.
The Berlin Nlemerandum Postponed.
VIENNA. June 2-It lie stated that TIL
representative powers held meeting AND
resolved to postpone indefinitely the presen
tat;on of the Berlin memorandum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03

The movement was partially suspended by sell
lers and buyers being unusually wide apart IN
their views OF prices the former. under favorable
dispatches from New York, either adheIins to
stringent while the latter claimed concessions OF
40. predieated OH the recent advance IN fre'9nts
and Yesterday q decline in foreign exchange. The
actual sales, however, showed NO QuOtable vAria-
ton. ,-o
bales $3.50 on Wednesday, 1900 yesterday, includ-
ing 100 not reported until to-day and SoO TO day.
making an aggregate for the week OF IA 400 bales,
aeai ast COO last week and Is 800 the week befsre
Weeks rec eipts 1882 bales, embracing 1881 from
1862 from Galveston. etc. and 4Sel proper. against
6247 proper last week and 1884 lat year. Total
proper since August 81, 80 $50 bales against
979 924 last year-increase 1896 OLE
The exports comprise 1856 bales, embracing
9489 to liverpool 2O57 to Hsvre, 800 to Amsterdam
1854 to Bremen, 4O8 to Vera Cruz, and 1929 to New
York TO which we have added ~ by river and
rail.
The Exchange kilograms make tbs receipts at
all the ports from Il NJ. yesterday to Ii NJ. to-day
wear and since Friday 10 532 bales, against II PA
last week and II 1884 last year Total since August
81, 400 SIP bales, against 1886 42s up to Wednes
day noon June Q. last yesr-incraase 628 $50.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday tnclusive) to
Great Britain 1889 bales, against 40 All last week
bales again ct 10 IA set week and $685. last year.
Exports to all ports since september !, to Great
Britain 90I so. bales against ,756, 8A last week.
and to frsnce and the continent .O67 ,l58 bales,
against 7l2, 953 last year. Total to Great Britain
and the continent 1858 665 bales against 2469 797
last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to u
M, 4O5 1888 bales, sganst 4l624 last week and
296, 3ll Last year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

EEN YORK, June 2, kvenlDg.-MOnev ci0s99
4, m At ll2S. Government bonds dull Al d strong;
new AYES lex. state bonds quiet and nominsl.
sc saIsa as Saes net seeeos $685.
gross 1925 receipts Of the ween net isso er soe
1874; exports to Great Britain $500; 10 France 2o9
to the contint MT 80; sales OF the week 040 BLOCK
Futures closet steady sales 80 500 bales fol fol
s !Sss 1ans Ii ;ss Ssseser sS
ii 27sa1ilNc; January Il Is lsall 3 aac; February
Flour 50IOc love'; only very moderate export
home ira je demands euperfne Western and State
aa So souhs1n a ooa sac cSe es's der ao
export At . decline. Ro.ia heavy; 81 1901 IS.
for souna paTees
for export; $50 for graded mixed; 57dS9Sc for un-
graded new Western mixed Oats steady; closing
lsc gold for cargoes; ls0lsc !gold. TO. JOB lote.
Sugar steady; fair de- mand; SIS d9Bc for fair to
GOOD Tasv fq ss
Pork decidedly lower; new &19 IS down to &lS so.
Lard decidedly lower; closing heavy; steam LIS
Freiabts 4, m; cotton, per sail and steam 5.lsd
CINCINNATI June 2.-Flour quiet and steady:
Wheat dull and lower: 81 4saf4 "A. Oats dull! g
lower; sis 250lS 49, closing at inside fgurea Lard
easier, g nod demand; steam rendered loAc; ket 10
2Sssc sus sS sds.
exc; clear sides 9x d9Ac. Baron irregular; shoul.
ders IA 0sc clear rib sides Iost 0lohc, cosirg at
IOkc; clear sides 1Oss dl0Ac. Rogs-fair demand;
fair to coed IS 8G06 TO- Whisky quiet; 81 o..
ST. LOUIS, June l.-Fiour unchanged; Wheat dull
30 2 IN xed a 042kc. Oats dull; tending down.
ward; No. .. S2ac. Rye end barley dull and un.
changed. Whitky-None on the market. Pork
frmer iobb:ng at &l9 so. Lard ard bulk meats
nomina,iy unchanged. Bacon-Only small iobbing
trade Hogs strone; bacon IS 4od5 IS. Cattle
quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO June 2.-Flour du'l and nominal. Wheat
in fsir demand aud lower; 81 o2h Corn IN TAI.
demand and firm; No. 44kc. Oats steady and
fra: 28kc Rye stesdy ard unchanged. Pork
frner Sls OH. Lard duh, weak and lower;
10 $50. Bulk NESTS steady.
Foretgn Markets.
LIVERPOOL Juno 2, 3 P. M.-Cotton-Sales to-day
6lOO bales Of which $50 we're American. Yarns
and fabrics at Mapche ester steady. Futures quiet
and very steady; sales Of middling upland. 10th
ing below low middlirc June delivery, SIS; July
and August delivery, 3 SD.
LONDON, June 2.-R0sin As sd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03
NEW YORK.


Daniel Drew - Ba0krupscy'
New YORK, June 2-The examination OF
Daniel Drew. in bankruptcy, begun yester-
.dav. He stated under oath he had not trans
acted any business for year prior 20 ming
his petition. He did business previously in
the offices of Boyd Vincent, johnson,
Chaee g. Co., Dickersou g. Co. and Whit
new & Nelson; always did his own business;
had no one in his employ; had statements
of accounts from those brokers, but never
looked them over; trusted to their honesty;
had collaterals with those brokers. but they
did not surrender them; they used them to
q mere nothing; was " sll enough on yetr
ago; never kept any check book: nad tmaii
account with the Manhattan Bank, but 1t
was settled up long ago; never hao mucn OF
. bank account.
In reply to the question as to how he
made payments Mr.. Drew said: These men
would charge me in those transactions; IT
anything went wrong they would charge 1t,
and always trusted to their honesty; was
not in the habit of giving notes; gave some;
might have paid them by giving checks on
some Of the brokers, but on NO bank except
the Manhattan; did not keep any record Of
notes. And when asked now he knew
when they were due, he replied that ne
generally carried those things in his head;
He once had q great deal Of property, anG
could tell when he lost it all; had several
millions at one time, and could tell OF what
it consisted by making out etateMent;
would not be assisted by papers or memo
randa; carried those things in his head.
Picked Up.
A pilotbost was picked up near Sandy
Hook liehtship yesterday containing John
s. Graham, q seaman OF the bark Eliza NC
Laughlin, Captain Dennis, hence for Ant
werp. who said he had to Jump overheard
to escape bad treatment from the captain
and mate.
Sub.Treasnry.
Subtreasury balances: Geld, So $40,
700; currency, $34 0i9 ,30l.
The sub-treasurer paid out sS9, Voe on &C
count of interest and $ll3 OOo TOT oon0s.
Customs receipts 500 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03
SHERIFFS SALES,

The City of New Orleans vs. Thomas Lucy.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 88 207.-By virtue of a writ
of feri fscias to me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish of Or
leans, In the above entitled cause, for city taxes
OF 1875, win proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
the Second District Of this city, on FRIDAY, June
Is, 1876, at twelve O'clock NJ, the following de.
scribed property. to Wit
l. THkkk CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated
in the First District Of this city, in square number
three hundred and nine bounded by GiIOd, Basn
Franklin and julia streets. designated as follows
Lot number twenty-five measuring twenty eight
feet on Gir0d street, by one hundred and twenty.
eight feet in depth; lots numbers twenty-three
and twenty.fOur measuring ffty.seven feet on
Gir0d street, by enc hundred and twenty eight
in depth.
Fourth District Of this city, in square number
ffty-one bourded by Levee, st. Thomas, Ski and
Seventh str eis designsted ~ lot number twenty.
four, measuring twenty six feet on Lsvee street,
9. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the sixth District Of this city, in square num-
Der four hundred and thirty, bonded by BAcchus
Pension. Apollo and Amelia streets, designated az
lots numbers thirteen to sixteen, measuring one
hundred and eighteen feet on Bscchus street, by
one hundred and twenty three feet in depth.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAIAN,
myS o. el6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03
EUGENE wAGGAMsr,
ie2 1919 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
NJ rs, Josephine Detroit vs.. Mrs. Clemen-
tue GamurY. widow Ut ]. II. HermerOUx.

Mrs, Josephine Detroit vs.. Mrs. Clemen-
the Gamory, widow Ut L. H. hermeroux.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans, No s7l5.-By virtue of a writ Of teis-
and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Or
sell II at public auction at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets in the Second District OF
this city, on TUESDAY, June -, 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
ISL, left bsak ef the Mississippi river, about two
an half miles below this civ. me Assuring forty.
ght feet ten inches front said river, BY depth
extending down to Royal street, on which the eaid
portion OF ground m: assures forty seven feet hvo
inches, bounded on the right by ire property row
OF heretofore be ongng to Michel Flo, end on
assigns; together with the buildings sni improve.
nents the con, etc; said property is comprised IN
and is traversed BY DelsroI de and Chartres
,tleets and is represented on . plan drawn BY L.
f. To-, Phe snrveyo, da ed the pinth Of ysnnnry'
notary puOlic in this city as being subdivided
into lots numbered from one to eight inclusive,
aud measuring respectively as follows, to
feet nine inches five lines front on Pc
ters street or the river front. fortv.ssyen
feat nine inches in width rear line, by one hun
dred ana tlirtysix feet niae inches ur lines in
deEth lot number two measures forty 90 ven feet
elS1t inches three lines front on DelaIorde
street fOrty.eevtn feet nine inches i'll width OIL
the rear lire, and contiguous to lot number one
by one hundred and thirty six Il ct Line inches
four lines IN depth lots numbers f We AID SIX are
contiguous on the rear line, and measure forty
seven feet six inches four lines front Chartres
street and ~, ty.seven feet five inches front on
Royal street, by one hundr. d and ffty.three feet
two incfes one line each in cepta. The said
properly is a pert Of a "a g-r one Which the de-
te! dant Lere;n, together it'll Michel Floraue I'd
acquired by purchase, each for one undivided
hat irom Mrs CLAIRE Aline Motion. wife duly Ill
thcrlZed. of AdOipbe IRENE per act Gated May
~, 1854, before Amedee Ducatcl notary public in
this city, and by act of partition passed the
twenty seventh OF May, 1857, before tue same no.
Michel florane, Ia ger portion Of ground. of
which the above makes pant, was allotted TO tie
said defendant
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03
..o,o,,;,a Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oreans
E-ancoi. YerRes VI. Mrs. Widow Chre.
=

~,vru DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Of orleans, No. 7l8;.-By virtue OF a witt OF
feri sciss egain:t Mr.. slssn0iS Iseaes J"
~ rnms Fnte,ier. to me directed by the honorable
the Filth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
nnbIic suction, at the Merchants and AqctoneerS
Exchange, Royal street, between canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the SECOND ss at tveVs
O'Clock M, the following described property to
wisC cERrA,s LOT OF GROUND, together with the
h,iilciugs thereon AID oil appurtenances there.
mite bolor ging, situated in the First District OF
this city in the square bounded BY st: Peter now
E1anklin Common, St. John, now Basin, AID G'a-
yier streets deeignstfd by the letter on plan
drawn by II. Grant late surveyor, dated thrty.
first Of Dscensef r iS snn notarv 1nblic in this
city on the seventh Of January, 1870 sa.d lot
having, American measure. Thirty feet fIoat on
twentv seven ieet ten inches five lines between
para.le liues. This property is entitled IN com
mon with lot OF ground fsSptne ON SV
letter B, on the plan hs rein be fore referred to- to
the use Of corridor or passage OF four feet "a
OF three feet one inch and seven eghths Of An inch
in the rear, and depth Of one hundred ard TWEEN,
ty.x feet IN an &C. OF ss5 ibom AVA
Notary F. G,iDa; on the tixth OF February, 1919
aud in the aet Of sale from said LavillebsuTre to NJ
pota,y pubic in this city, the t~ en:y sixth OF
April 1850. Being the same pl operty acquired oy
the late Fergus tuselier by purchase nom j. n y
Charles Cuv. llier. la,e Q notary public in this
city on the third of February, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adjudcated to
the highest and last bidder for what II viii bring
at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnlsh
ing bond, with good and solvent security. bearing
eight per cent interest Per knnum from date and
special mortgage on the property sold until fnal
payment Said purchaser viii have to deduct and
pay in cash the amount of printing sherh .
and clerks fses etc., say ABOUT one hundred
and SIX dollars; and, furthermore. the state,
parish and municipal taxes, the amount OF which
Is not yet ascertxined
EUGENE WAGGAM8N
ie2 lOl4l9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oreans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICR NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, /
lunar EYREIN Nc June 2 1876. J


The demand for discounts during tbs past week
has been rather irregular both in BE- < and on the
street, To-day The offerings were OF fair extent et
two banks, but United both at the rest and out
side Nothing transpired to require An change IN
our Quota tons Gold has exhibited but little All.
ma lion and has shown only moderate degree OF
animation during the week, ruling to-day at last
Fl iday's rates End showing but little animation
and no change from yesterday.
The demand for oliver has dWindled down 70 On
insienificaut business and quotations are entirely
nominal although the brokers nOw and then pay
X " cent premium for small amounts to meet an
occasional demand. Foreign e1cha- ge has re.
sporded more readily the fuctu atoms In gold 81
New York. sterling closing to Gay at yesterdays
rates showing a net decline Of NC, or about LILO v
cent since Friday. The weeks movement has
been Of fair extea at for the season Of the year.
The offerings of New York sight being more 3ih
eral and the demand light, the market hes grad
ually weake mad closing at net falling OIL for the
week Of l.l6 ~ cent. Stocks have continued quiet
hold r.. seldom pressing the market. The demand
at thu same time has been limited, and prices have
shown but fsw val ia; iens with the exception OF
Carrolitoa railroad shares, which sbowa marked
advance. Iity premium BONDS have been mo del
ate Y active, but have Teceded \ 1E v cant since
Friday. Under a limited demand State cOnsO' =
have gradualy declined, until they are now on )ted
IL ~ cent lever than last week.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at 30
~ cent ~ annum d scount AL do at l00l2 and sec.
ond grade at l50l3. First class mortgages still rGie
at e0lO y cent y annum, while second grade are
entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03

(omitting selms In both vears) embrace LAG bales
against 35l9 last week, and 1923 last year; the
shipments 1918 bales a9virst 1888 last week, ana
6781 last ,ea- and the stocks 81 $50 bales againss
81 81 last week. and "a, 1857 last year. Compared
with last year his shows decrease Of l82 bales IN
the receipts and 1858 in the shipments. and sn liz
crease Of ID $50 in the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipho.rd
rot cleared t5efCre to days expOrtsl 81 500
tales embracing 1908 for Liverpool, 10, ~
for Havre. 1923 for the North sea. Il3 for
Bremen zoo for the Mediterr snaan. and 1913 fer
coastw 10 ports leaving in PRE- g. agreeaby to its
account at IL NJ, 49, 1893 bales. 1t We dedu.t from
this the smount sold but not vet delivered the bal
ance will be about 81. 900 bales to represent the
qua nifty unscld large part Of ~h,ch 10 withheld
fem the market, in transit OF not yet o. nPled
ton ct lla4c at Mobile ct lie. at Savannah At
lie at Charleston at IKE, 1t Wilmington st lie,
at Norfolk 1t lie, ut Baltimore at IKE. ot rev
York at l2c at Boston at l2tc, at Memphis at TIC,
at Augusta 81 lie. at Jefferson at loc. and at
Shire vepOrt at 10lsc.
The telegrams to the Rich snge report the bonn
hav move me- Mt uD to date rs follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03

CXTH DISTRICT COURT FOE sgns Ia az writ Of
A. or fsc1a. to me- directed BY the honora6e
the sixth Court for the xsTs n1oc g. 70
s st pube auction and AUG
tioneers Exchange Royal street ond District Of
this city. on MONDAY July 3 n .sI6 nro at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following oescfioeo prop-
ef SIX LOIS OF GROUND situated in the S aes 10
six inclusive, Of square number eighteen oenno q
by Cont Salcedo and Gsvoso streets an9 ~ .afonas
ist wax, measuring each thirty one Ieet s. seh
inches one line fcn5 on Carond lot Walk ana r mt
tvone es five inches seven line lio1e On yoa ~
sreet s.ld lots running from Ca ondt 81 arg 70
Cont street. lot number one forms tho cor, ers q
Carordelet walk Salced0 and CONT streeIs Win
IA u,nrovemen;s thereon. Being the same prop
ery The defendant herein q Mra 81 Rsa
Sn mar act "a :ed. on the tweI ty second OF Aprl
1864 before s. Magner. late notary pusiic IN TINS
city,
Seized IN the above suit.
rerms-Cash on the eDOf. ,o.<.u
ia2 10 l7jv2 Civil Sheriff of the PARISH or oreana