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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
gluSaIeiG1 1ttt0 Bot.

S6pn Die 6aItung Der 8reiIe benefit
rap Der mueebeuern Utebrbett oes Solfes
fsr iebt angebobnte Qusglei6 bod mta=
tommen lit uno baB It6 nur bic v@r>
IRENE" betoer Yarteien geeen ibn ftrdu>
mertf1ntI6 E Bre e betrifft, 10
bdben fi6 nidt nur Die u~nabbdugisen
SlGtter benz 9eoanfen zines 1ol6engus=
9tethes tets 8eneigt bepieien, ~ionoern
bdileIbe gilt audi bon ben beoeutenolten
b%srieni9en 8I6tter, nel6e entneber
!Onpes ODER SiLben unteritiBt baben.
Stem gorfer StaatsSeituns .8bilabetpbia
Oemotrat uno anoere e~tnluBreide
beutihe GiIoen>8lGtter baben einem9lus>
elet1 ebenio marin befuriportet piegSeltz
Itbe 8o1t, Cincinnati 8olfsblQtt uro
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S6iebsgeri6t mar, 10 ertlGrt iib in ct.
9ouis ieBt au9 lein @egner 9Gn3er fir
ben Qusglei6. 9ier in Sbicaeo lit Die
poIiti16e oeuti6e YreiIe ebenfaas eins
nliitbig fir cine ioI9e S6Ii6tung bes
e1oBen Streites.
NebnIt9 lift bic Stimmung offenbor
ou6 inter Der iiberpiegen6en Mehrbeit
nnierer englti6=amerifanii6en Otitbir=
ger. uno mas @bieago b%etrifft. 10 orldt
Die einoringIi6e 8efiirportu1g oes Qus>
aIei6s bur6 Die SribuHe iiberIi6 Die
Stimmung Der u%n9ebeuern WRebraabl
ieiner 8urger aus.
Dem benfenoen M6optibb irger aber
nluB iein neues 8aterIano boppeIt tbeuer
tperoen, inbem IS. i'm @egeniabe gu benz
pom INNER neuen @Gbrungen un0 &ries
gen ~beorobten europa. einen grOBen nno
aefGbrIi6en bIrgerli6en 3Dilt eere6t
nlIo frieolt6 i6li6tet.
9a3u tommt bet allen fet6igen Gins
spo6nern unO bel ben arbettenoen &Lal>
zen insbeiOnbere Die feite ueber5eueung,
baB Elm e%brenpouer baIDiger NusgIei1
bic iebt 10 iebr 6arnieberIte8enOe @rs
uerbss unb @ei9aftss& bGti9teit mieDer
beben tpIroe.
Ser GonsreB, benz bic repnblifanis
fdsn unb bemotratti0en Waitglies
Der ietnes 8ier3ebuer : @omites Elm 10
i60ues 8eiipiel Der 8aterlanosItebe
unb Der segenieitt9en MdBigung nnb
Gsri0bnIi9tsit 9ege6en baben, ptrA oss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

tpiB nidt s0sern, in cbigeln Gimme gu
banbeLn, ipenn bas Solf, NIB nanents
lid bas 8olf Der aroBen @el6dftsmite
teIpunfte bes 2an6es, ibm iein 8erIanz
gen na6 einem iol6en QusgIet6 turoz
0iebt. Wir f6lieBen ms baber gang
Dem bereits oa ulo bort auitaudenoen
&ori0Iage an. DAB bier in @Dica9n
fhon an einem Der erItcu Sage 11dditer
Wo6e = benn !3eit lit mabrli6 feline 5u
berlieren! - cine GolfSberarl M
lung 3u @uniten OeS @us8Ieid 8
ab9elalten tper6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

bon @il6enfir unTere 9rrppen 70 i6aos
lid ietn fam pie Die Seiubi9aft Oeriels
ben.
Snbem bieIe Rrd6en flint Siour=8arz
Iamentdre ermorbeten, begin0en ite gan3
baIieLbe 8er6re6en, neI6eS Der be-
rIblnte Mioooc : 6Guptling GapitGH
Sad i'm 3aDa : @efliifte Noro>@aIiforz
niens an General @anbD beging, un6
tpelhes er am @aIgen biiBte. SIR Die
btesmaLtge @rmOroung Don Barlamen=
tGren 1T aber ~tpelt9itens baIb uno baIb
bic STRENGTHENING Der WeiBen ielbit Der=
antportlt1, tnoem ite barbarti6en @ez
ieQen mie bic GrGben iDren Gorpoltens
6tenlt anpertraut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
2S5chenfiche S(ltnofs &faofs- Bctfpene,

aeuquug Doh 8aanapoae, Builder nno
9feis ben Shaoen pieoer gut MAIDEN, per
btsber in Dem Staate Southland our6 Die
BON t6nen aus Oummbeit uno getbt7
olGu6tgfett in Die 9emter geipa9lten
tpeiBen nnb farbigen 2aHgftn0er 3u8efu8t
nor0en lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
Die ettrm,uuna tn1 snse,t.

Sas 3uberGGiiisIte iiber bic Stims
1nung i'm SuOen erfGbrt man ni6t ourb
gartet5ettungen, ipel6e 0nes our6 Die
Parteibriue anIebeu, ionoern bur6 nns
b%efan9ene uno fLor blidenoe 9el9Gftse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

Monday, February -, in making the mo.
sIan Cor the adjournment of the House of
Representatives, Speaker Hahn said:
Thia is an historical day. 1t is the ami
Vereary of the day on which the greatest
end best man who figures in the history of
9his country was born. We have been
tRught to look upon Washington as the first
IN war, the first in peace and the first in the
Aaarts Of his cOuntrymen. He was indeed
q great man, and the lovers of liberty in
tA1s and every other country will never
saaae 80 regard him with that reverence
which bis virtues and his greatness de-
mand. But Lincoln, in many respects, was
his superior. Without WashiDgton's
advantages Of education and go
ciai cnltures he showed, in the high
uaaiQOn to which he attained, q
breadth of statesmRnship and q compre-
Menaion Of men and measures which has
made his name as familiar as a household
word IN every quarter OF the civilized
world. Born on the border Of civilization,
Aeruggling by day fog g livelihood amidst
Gh9 hardsh1ps which are incident 70 life in
3 now country, and gathering at night, BY
a1a side Of the log fire, few crumbs Of
knowledge, for which his mind 60 eagerly
gziirA6ed, he fipened into manhOOd--strong
E1izzt, hopeful and full Of promise. His
early life had nothing in it of ease or
kuEUEy. Ita very ruggedness served to form
chat character which made him great in
elnaaa trying acenea through which he
aa@aed IA his latter life. Selfreiiant,
10 met obstacles to overcome them.
AMbitious, he became the foremost
Aaaal mind in the Northwest Possessed of
vida aympathy, be became the friend Of
al Ynen. The poor found in him kind and
&aapathizing friend; the rich a coDgenial
a1Hnat iom and adviser. Children loved
1as and men h0nored and trusted him. /
anew him veil He was one Of the earliest
ltleuaa d 1hlfeEeai suffrage. When ] was
gSe4nor Of thie State he addressed 70 me
Ae4tef n which be uAad this Language, in
4&nftiug 80 tho oolorad people; "Tkey may
AelN Ia some trying E1ae to keep the level
~ liberty IN the family Of freedom His
emancipation pfoelanafi0n has fixed his
maE4e II hia.ory AZ one Of the greatest bene-
tsDluFe q ire human race. had he lived
Wb liH ae1ona fern, hs would have retired
BIS hiah ffiee wish the blessinego 81 an
Reconstruction is net yet q fixed fact.
a1t .Ae nseas4ina busial had not cut short
ts tho great problem Of the political
1s IS tie oQiqfcd race might haVs baen
setlltd 81 Als Ris0 and eempfei
a. < moved 30 uats bis birth.
holiday SAD am glad % ees
4.4p9sea 90 pgaladiAe and
a4 ~ prIItIsai optozanf1
t sew al ue1 stand
N1I Fl 81 So 4o1 1nEst SD hi
s|IatI1n 4en2tr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

--x -----,..,.- .--- 49,
hOE1 a O'CONNOh-nIOhOLA J.
- Hoey. Auetonesr|ohce NO 70 Commercial
place-SAEUhDA1 FeoruaTy "a, 1877. at twelve
O'CLOCK NJ az ths merchahis ana Auctoneers IA
Grange, on hoyal, between Canal and custom house
streets IN ms CITY OF Sew 3Teans py virtue OF
an oT9ei OF the liOn' y, u bullngs, judge OF the
unted STATES OTcnlt Court iOr tue district OF Lou
isans' rendered in the above emitted matter,
WIN " soId at puonc aucuon' the folIoWlsg
ValuaDie properly t0- VII
l. LOT W uhOuND, IN the second Diktflct CT
,nls g ~ N INC square IOuhueu py puInhlh', 81.
SnHt' pIlsunuy aLu hampaIt hIreelsi measuring
% letI II 1hcnes Ilnts 'front.' en- Dumtihs street,
Dy a utp'h o. 40 lteI between patAllei lLeS- lhe
improvement comprise one stOfS frame teIe'
ment WIN Two tely orick kltchth' ana Is known
ss 20, o., 40 40 ~ ng 4I StFesI; nr
-oS. nm l-lIh5h eSCAhho' suualVlutu hnt0
~ ~ lHts o. siouhu, situaIsa IN Fll9nfgI SKIN
D'st'l.t u WIS Il'S JuSt oeIoW NdrIoIton an IN
rear H' "a, ~, ~ ue9 IalSu on q pan uY File,
NhlcIi VIZ oe 81 az -, as eIu IT. OF s e.s
EOS; ~ "a ~ 70 "a y e r. So a. 81 80 80 81
80 ~ ~ ~ o. % e. %, -, % 90, ~ ou oL o.
90 90 an4 q, ana e4IeHulhg slonS bro1away, Plne
anu 6r aIaL od o. mares ave
l9is, sauases' quarters OF hAlVes' 10 suit pur'
cHaF mi, prx.o>, NJ ,c,r ,..-s,,,.,.-
.. m Di'NSoN IL-.OE' a tract u lana IN the
P 4tish VI hdpueH tYIL'LpinS aoofI 81 srtents'
W, ~ 'i Q ~ io7o' ~ ,outHs ol TUG
DAEuu hsaplues, snu [unnlus "a ~ SIpents' anu
~ uouh1e1 auoSe' P 10" anu III ltaC oy ian. o.
ob5app en- ns EIao W Is sS9steu nHnln
aooul 9ne III OF Ine " Nn OF AIeI ah9fla ana was
.ofneIiJ PaT I OF me sugar plan stlon owned
pciGc RiIroed cona tuo oi Sge &c"
Ilclnc haLIioao NonipaIy passes through ths
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17
FOrty-Grsr Days Proceedings.

SENATE CHAMBER,
New orl, ana, FEBRUARY II, 1871.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
al twelve o'clock M, Hon. c. c. Antoine,
Lieutenant Governor ard President of the
Senate, in the chair.
On call of the roll the following Sena-
tors answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Baker, Blunt. Dumont,
Ola, Harper, Kelso, Stamps, Twitchell,
Wakefield, Young-l0.
Abs9nt-Messr-. Allsin, BOatner, Breaux,
Bryant, Burch, Cage, Demas, Ddcros, Jr,
Ellis, Eustis, Garland, George, Goode,
Grover, Hamlet, Kelly, Landry, Ogden,
Richardson, Robertson, Steven, Sutton,
Weber, Wheeler, White, Z4charie-26.
No quorum.
On motion of Senator Twitchell the Sen
ate adjourned until Monday, February 49,
at u M.
L. LAMANIERE, JR,
Secretary of the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

In the battle Of Gettysburg . soldier re-
eeived n saber cut across the face which
moved OF 8 section of bis nose. He was
taken In by Parisian artist, who restored
tie nose to hfe-like proportions. Ia the
composition Of the artificial organ rubber
aud gum were used, ana tho nose maker
did not think Il necessary to caution the
nose buyer againft = temperature OF 1852
Fahrenheit The soldier took a Turkish
bath 10 San Ffahcisco, and 10 looking in 8
mirror after 8 long bake H. the hottest
room, discovered that HE nose was bis
tered, bal esd, packerea. shapeleaa. Il vas
impo1sibld 20 ds1ach the artificial section.
sa1 tho pear fellow vii havs to 20 to rsfis
t. have & repaired.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

NO. 1SiltSs
DY q. Z. GTRARDEY, AUCTIoNEBR-
~ Once No. 81 Camp street.. SATURDAY
February "a. 1917, at twelve O'clock n, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange in the rotunda of the
st. Charles Hotel, in this city will be sold at pub.
lie auction by virtue and IN pursuance of iudg.
ment from the Hon. A. L. TssOt Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
and signed on the thirteenth Of January, 1871 and
renOered in the above entitled matter, the follow.
ing descrlbed property, to wit
]. A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. situated in the
suburb MaIigny, Third District of this city in ne
square bounded by Casacalyo (now Royal, Port.
Spain and Dauphine streets. Said loE forms The
corner Of Royal and Port str eets measuring 20 feet
front Royal street, by 95 feet depth and front on
Port street, and Ia designated by the No. ll9; to-
geiher with all the bulldogs and improvement n 8
thereon or iheIeunto belonging, rights and ways
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, or
thereupto belonging, sltuated in the suburb
Clouet, Third District Of this city, designated BY
the No. 10, IN the square bounded by Love (now
RamIaItl GO0dchildren (now st. Caudel, CLIQUE t
and Louisa streets, on plan BY Molhausen, sur-
veyOr, dated the tWenty-fi st December, l9Il de.
said lot measures in FTar CHI measurement so fee {
front on Rampant street. by depth between par
). ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvement thereon,
situated in the Suburb Marigny, Third District
and Ia the square bounded by Marigny Goodohiid'
rem (now st. Clau1el, Mandsvile aud Love (now
Bampartl streets. Said lot is designated BY the
No. 2, on plan by D. Surgi, on the fifteenth of
front on MaIigDy street, by 80 feet in Depth be-
tween parallel lineg.
a. ANOTHER LOT OF GEOUND, together with
ali the building, and improvements thereon. or
thereuutO belonging, situated IN tie Second Dis.
trict OF this city, aud in the square bounded by
UustOmhOuse, Roman. Canal and DeTbgny streets,
designated by the No g. in square No. so plan OF
Pile, deposited in tbs office of d. L. McCay late
LOtary, on the fret of May, 1870. The said lot
measures n feet front OF CustOmhouse street by
100 ieet inches in depth and front on Derbigny
street, of which II forms the corner
Ttaru and Cala. - ..-N,
and the rem8inder at one and two Years credit
for notes specially secured by mOltgage and ven
doris lien bearing all the usual clauses of eight per
cent per annum interest from the day OF sale until
final pagn emit five per cent attorneys fees In the
event that any portion of the purchase shall have
to be sued upon to enforce payment. The improve.
me1ts TO be kept insured and policies transfer re d
70 the vendors, and further. to assume payment OF
the taxes due and exigble for 1877 over the price
Of adjudication.
Aois Of sale at the expense of the purchasers be.
fore A = Bienvtnu, ESQ.,, notary public.
iAl8 10 IS fe3 10 1874
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-MoCt II he operators, tOh among
agyers snd sellers, sppe TO be dt mora led aud
ate, iudisoc to business but there is, nt vei the
7es 80 ne inquiry, with Gales thus far OF 600 bales.
Pslcss are depressed by the tenor of The tele-
zrazns and factors have made CONFESS ons Of a
I1Etlstl &c.
4,6s, d1spatcbea report Liverpool dull at decline
az It'd with sales only 5000 les, and arrival
s1tsred I l6d lower Havre duh at a decline OF /
ffzrr aud New YORK dnu at trtYous rates for
sssaes and with very ii ia change in futures
rshieh are r. ported sleati-r, with partial ad-
gancts OF l-32C on some months, and 10 v3Tia ton
woTid's visible sJppY 3,t7' Goa bales, against
S05i $50 last year-dt crease 20O}I
YESTERDAY Nheu he tales Proper embraced POO
tsales the market closed at tho following quota
li0rez
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17
By Macon, Ellison & Co.
sALB OF THE REVENUES OF THE PUBLIC
MARKETS.

SALB OF THE REVENUES OF THE PUBLIC
MARKETS.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. !
New Orleans, February l6, 1877.
PY MACON, ELLISON IL CO.-ALBERI
ID Paul, Aucti0neer. = VIII be sold at public
auction, in the Council Chamber, CITY Halt on
FRIDAY, Febrgary, 49, 1877 at twelve o'c ock NJ
the revenues of the following mentioned markets
for the month of March, 1877, VIZ
/. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS.
2. FRENCH MEAT MARKET.
3. POYDRAS AND Pills MARKETS.
4. IRENE MARKET.
5. WASHINGTON AND PORT MARKETS.
8. ST. BBRNARD MARKET
7. LIS BRETON MARKET
8. ST. MARY MARKET
8. MAGAZINE MARKET.
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET
IL. JEFFERSON CITY MARKET.
u. SORAPURU MARKET
10. NINTH STREET MARKET.
IA. ALGIERS MARKET.
Is. DkYADkS MAkKbT.
The markets will he sold separately.
Terms and COnditiOns-Cash on the spot in
United States currency.
The city reserves the right to reject any sud all
bids J. g. DENIS,
1el7 I'd Acting Administrator of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO
GASQ0ET STREET, FibSr III
Csc SION OF PIERRE 1
Second District Court for the PArs
No. 80, $50,
DY PI4AClDE }. SPEAR, A
ID Ofsice No. " Royal street %
March 8, 1877, Mt twelve O'Clock d.
at pubic auction al the Merchant
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. b
and CuBtOmhOuse streets, by rtu
sUanoe 10 an order from tue bon,
Judge of the Second District Court 70
Orleans, dated December 10, 1876,
the above successOu--
A LOT or GROUSD together vi
ings and improvements thereon N
trict of this city, IA the sanare BOZ
quet. Common, Marais and Where 8
as No. So dssquet street, and design
of a pan OF survey snnexed to AM
fore +, de ArmAs, Late a notary pub
on the seventeenth OF February. 1871
ing q front on Gasquet street Of 81 e
lines, by depth between parallel III
10 inches 5 lines.
Acquired by the deceased. Pierre
chase from Alexander W. scates
before H. B. Ceuas, notary public,
eight of SeptS nlber, 1888.
Terms and COnditione-one half
ance ct one years. Gre d for notes
mortgage, and vendors lien and
eight per cent interest per Bnnum
paid; the clause OF FIVE per cent atiI
case OF juaieisl prOot edings TO Tecod
Faid notes. or any portion theIe0f
transfer of policy and all other usu
purchaser to make a deposit of ten I
amount of adj ddicatiOn at the mgRI
Acts of sale before James Faheg
81 the expense of purchaser. IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17
THE SENATE.

New Orlcans. F,bruary Is. I877.

SREATE CHAMBER,
New ORLEANS, February Is, 1871. )
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
at twelve O'Clock M, Hon. c. c. Antoine,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate. in the chair.
On call of the roll the following Sen
ators answered to their names:
Present-Messrs B aker, Bryant, Dumont,
Gla, kelso, Stamps, Wakefield, Young-S,
Absent-Messrs. Allan, Boatner, Blunt
Breaux, Burch, Cage, Demas, Ducros, Jr.,
Ellis, Eastis, Garland, George, Goode,
Grover, Hamlet, Harper, Kelly, Landry,
Ogden. Richardson, Robertson. Steven. Sat.
TON, TwiUchell, Weber, Wheeler, White
Zacharie-2S
No quorum.
On motion OF Senator Stamps the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve
o'clock NJ
L, LAMANIERE, JR,
Secretary of the Stnate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17
By Sene & nIalochee.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN A FRYEs.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 90 SOS.
PY SELLE IL mALOCHEE-A ARMAND
IL Selle, AuctiOneer- Office No. so ROYAL street.
SATURDAY, March 10, 1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ
at the Merchants ana AuctiOnesIs' Exchange ROYAL
street. between CustCmbOuse and Canal streets
Will be sold at public auction, by virtue of an
order from the Hon. A. L.. Tissot, judge of the
second District Court for the parish of Orleans
property
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Third
strict Of this city, 10 the square bounded by Mo.
reau, Pollard, ca saealvo and Lesseps streets, dee
ignated b. the htttrs G and II, in "a uAre No. 3
aud neaturlng each IS feet inch lines front on
Poland street, by lis I, ct in DEPTH between equal
ard parallel lines
Terms-Cash on the spot.
&C 3 of sale at the expense OF the purchasers
before J. BendeTnagel, notary public.
tel 10 II "a mh3 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

that homage to his memory to which it is so
justly entitled. He fought for principle and
right, and he who fights for these alone,
must in the end receives that recognition at
the hands of his fellow men to which he is
entitled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

No. 30 ,34l.
DY q. e. GIRARDEY, AUOTToEEKR-
ID once No. 81 Camp street--SATURDAY,
March 3, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ. 1t the 81.
Oharles Auction Exchange, in the rOtunda Of the
st. Charles Hotel in the city Of New Orleans, win
be sold at public suction, 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 the twelfth Of January, 1876, and rendered
IN the above entitled succession, the following de-
THB dsDIvi6R6 as.is3 IKTEREsT AND OWN.
KhSHIP Of certain tract of land asd sugar
plantation, known as the Crawford Plantation,
measuring seven and one.half arpents mont by the
usual depth OF forty arpents each sire Of Bay on
Teehe, IN the parish Of st Mary. bounded on both
sides Of the bayou, above BY land Of the late
sennette, Esq; together with all The bnidings
and Improvements rights ways aud Iriviiegss
thereuuto appertaininR. Ais8, tins implements OF
HnsbaBdry, Live Stock, Farmicg Utensils, Appa-
IAtug haehinery, fixtures, flows, Carts, Seed
Cane. and everything belonging or in anyWise APP
ing 70 plan Of sub division BY Thomas n W1sOn.
parish surveyor, MED IN the matter Of n. a. Non.
ii Mrs larine Crawford ct ala, No. $685. Dis
tTiet Court for the parish or St Mary, Lon siana.
Terms aud conditions-O ne.third cash On the
spot, the balance &C ono and two ears for noies
tho property, bearing all the usual clauses Of Eht
per cent PSF anuum interest from The day Of ale
until Anal payment, tve per ceus attorneys fees
IN nc Of sutf 70 tniofce payment on any portion
Of the pfiee policy 81 inauI41ce tIhnhte1ted to TIA
holders 81 ti9 notes, aud The purchaser 20 assume
paynent O mo taAee ioE l9lu, qu1 An4 eH9iplo ~
1871. ever and above the price q eeI nd icati01.
Aot q aaff. AZ she e1psnaa 81 the purchaser, b.
fore 4auss f1ItY. ruia4F pUhli1.
iiI1 l15 30 III ~ nh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17
Parish of Rnpides.

IN township five north range four west, the
nOTtht asst qu lrter of the southwest quarter nd
south half of nCrhea't quarter Of 81 cJOn two,
1861 acres; northwest quarter If west half of
nIrtht asst quarter and north half Of south WEE I
quarterOf section one, 1858 aCres-tOgether 53 80
In township six north, rsnge four west sou h
half OF north west quarter and hslf of 30 Uh-
Wes5 quarter If section twenty five 100 acres east
half of south eat quarter of section twenty three
1881 scres; southwest quarter of southwest quar-
Ter and northwest quarter OF nUrth Hett gu 1rter
of section thirty-s'x, n IS -ORether 3l7 SO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17
BY G. E. Girardey.
LOUISIANA LEvEE STOCKS, ETC.

SUCCESSION OF THE IATB L. F. GREERES.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 1854.
RY G. Il. GIRARpEY, AUCTIOEEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp stT9et-SATURDAY, } CD.
ruary II, 1871 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold at public
from the Hon a. L. Tisspt, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated the
twelfth of January, 1876 and rendered in the above
rities, to wit
l. 1000 shares of the Louisiana Levee Company's
stock preferred
2 share in the capital stock of La varle.e As
ISOLATION.
Terms Cash before transfer. fp10l4l7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17
AUCTION SALES,
By Nash q Hodgson.
EXTENSIVE LAND SALE.

EMBRACING OVER SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
ACRES OF CHOICE WELL SELECTED LANDS
IN THE VARIOUS PARIS HE'S AND VALUABLE
LOTS IN NEW ORLEANS, ON LONG CREDIT,
AT AUCTION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

william DIETRICH W. AIr. and Mrs. Lama
sens Second Justice Court for the Parish OF
Orleana. No. l7Il.
DY vIRTUE or AN ALIAS WRIT OF. FIRRI
ID facias to me directed BY the Hon. John Nc
Oormiek, second Justice OF the peace IN and for
the parish Of OTleana. In the above stated suit,
viii proceed to eel 81 public auction on mon
DAY February -, 1871, At twelve o'clock n, on
the levea, head Of CallioDe street.
ONk WOODsh HOUSE,, situated on the ieyee
head Of caliopo street, 10 be removed By pnr'
chaser At bis expense without delay. Also, The
contents Of aid house. consisting Of counter, etc.
tol1tl n the above stated sun.
termo-uash On the spot
jas ial las a. RUS6HLt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DUMAINR Strict
AND THlRTY-THREE SQUARES, COMPRISING
sol LOTS OF GROUND, IN THE REAR OF S r.
CHARLES AVENUE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-17

In township eighteen north, range nine wess,
tbs east half southwest quarter and southeast
quarter Of northwest quarter, aud lot seventeen
Of section seven. 520T0 acres; lots numbers eleyes
and twelve, northwest rsetlonat quarter, west
ter Of section eight 424 "a aeres half Of eaAt
halt and southwest quarter Of southeast quarter
Of section tiK, 1885 acrea; lot number thirteen.
south half and northwest quarter Of fouthWesr
quarter, west halt q southeast quarter and west
Laif Of MOI Invest Quarter Of section i've, 1880
acrcsi all OF section twanty quar-
ter 81 southeast quarter, vac ~ acres east rao.
fon nineteen, 1I1la nnFeft all exo8pt lrfa mum bera
i've and twelve. Of section eighteen, a21.1l acreai
3 Z excerpt The east hlif q the southeast quarts
i osn,h5 isTsatssn north range sisht vest,