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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05
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pos, thou M, tire. i.aurs, ~ thi. plsyi
WIS, piay' why, this old p'a, 81 winning
hessRt u.
Nay. noe, me- not ,h,as eyes In 'hs' 'c'sn"d
vayg
,T,s ali Ia vain u mos ,hee, and thine .r's.
Ie, M. be frank. issufs. Ihsve made
andy 81 thee snd. ~hiie ! admire
The r~set,cea skfi With ~hieh Thy plans are
laid.
can bu, sonde, " thou doe, nos tire.
Why, I tire even ~ Hamlet and Mscheth'
When over long The seasoa runs, ] Ind
Those master sccne. NJ passion, biccd, and
death.
After q time, d. pail upon my mind.
Do~, thou 40, tire ~ lifting up thine eyes
To reed the story thou hast rad ~ Oft
OF arden, Chances, and deep, quivsrne siphs,
OF naughty faces suddenly grown snfu
I.n no, stale, q very stale, To thee,
Tho scene that foilovs' Hearts arr much
the same
The love Of men bu, varies IN degree
They md no ne. expressions for u. flame
Thou must mos al they utter ero the, speak,
A. kno~ Hsmiei's part, ~hoever plsj'
Oh does Il no, sccm some,imes nat, and
weaki
think thou mus, gro~ weary 81 their ~sys
pity thee. issurs' would be
The humhl-st maiden with her dream un
told,
Rather than live = Queen ~ Hearts, like thee
And dud iife's rsres, treasures stale and
old.
pity thee, for nov 10, come what may,
fsmr. glory, riches, yet NE Will lack all.
Wherc~ith can sai, he salted' And what VA
Can iifc he seasoned after love doth pali'
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05

~ VIM W
Prairts Farrsey.
Gse~ss Leaves.
Fl gathered for.,, leaves lss, fall"
write. a correspondent "a the Vermont
Par-nsr, ''snh uscd them a. bidding for
stock. selected = damp, misty day
on which to gather ,hcm. and found ]
could pack q good load Ia the wagon
I gathered principally from a part u
my woods where the trees we're scatter
ing. rakcd them together 10 piles. and
two ~ us hauled in and stored 90
load. in = day. had what ] thought
was an abundance. and | beddcd my
hog. altorether with them. they arc
the hes, thing Tor this purpose tkst ]
ever tried. The hogs would ~, and
work them over. mixing them thorough
ly with their manure. and the oonec-
queuc.- were the best lot 81 hog ~
nurc I ever hal. Also bedded horses
aud caitl. until the leaves were used
up. Believe there was = gain III ten
loads Of altogether. by using
the ten loads of leaves. not that mech
in bulk. bu, in increased value by eb-
.orbing the liquids which woild have
escaped But another advantage must
be mentioned The open woods. cleared
II the leaves, were raked and scratch
.d over with Al iron rake. and timothy.
rcd.,op, bluegrass and orchard grass
wi II happened Ia catch veil. and
afforded n good deal of pasture this
summer"
Upon this subject another vernont
paper says:
I'VE have found IL a very easy and
rapid way Ia gather leaves. To fasten
the hay.rack on the frame sled, where.
u course. II will project some distance
behind IL. then. driving into the woods
We can easily set the sled where the
rcar-end of the hay-rack can rest on or
nearly on the ground, where the leaves
can be- raked In from the ground with
no handling In the basket. We gather
ours as dry ~ we can, and with enough
side. boards and four end-boards. We
draw heap u them at once"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05
Parts ~CHdcrvrvund.

To-day ! have been journeying under
Paris. partly by rail. partly by boat, In
tho main sewer. The travelling con.
vrnienccs are superior 10 many above
ground. The hand-cars for passengers
are neatly made aud furnished with
cane seats. You may sit rs In an Irish
jaunting car, facing either aide. Ut the
two other seats one faces front, the
other " Each car or truck has four
lamps, The propelling power Is man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05


sam. s.id NJ. vniokseo' asy.
,~s shai all OF ns Do away . ~ho'e
afternoon. snd mussies's you N chsige
OF The once thn fellow ,boser
shoo'h some minh' 'ofe nov "'"' MN
o.. sny,h'sg u-
= w" ist"s ~oo,n nave w. ,no.er
did come rerbsps MI. Hnl.sss., sne~
ne Was CONNIE. Possibly mr. ,hoAcr'
VINO was sharP N no. very scruPu
lou. professional opponen, oi MS, ma
made himself aware oi the nnpro,e.'sd
state ~ once 10 GRAY Inn y ~.
brought Win MN . man nat i"ok""
every men Pfis" hHher =.
i mr. Vuichse,' m-Nor W
of no consequences. merely cai'ca w
SO rs ma,tet ~ iofm ons w W" ""c-
um.nts 10 omi,h W.; Jones
liner trouoie YOU 'o call Hxsin
men MT xuicAseu " IN
Quite riRht young man ss'u .ho-
h"r' sPPfosinR'yi 'ns's ene I'Rn''hi"S
10 say W CASES ""t you sec,
this 10 not an ordinary case. "e''sgot
an order oi inc court W 'h'pec' these
documents
!ou's gov WIN you, haseh' ."u'
snid hoker' careic'Hiy turning 10 MS
companion Inc young s,hle'. ium'
bled IN MS Pock"n ana declared, WIN
apparent 'esa,ion, 'ha' ne must nave
iorgot,"n to prihR "
! don't believe you've got It's Ia
BRING .a,d sam.
Wefl rave 10 nonsense SIR crioh
.hok'r 10 passion, az Your peru TO,
fuse Ia sho" US what "" want Va see
and Tn. two men advanced on Sam In n
threatening way nut niue rs u. was
he never Duhgeh nm g - Tell you
what u IT,, he said' win all The cool
ness imaP inaoI", VI yon TWO dont eaVe
the Once MS minute i'h s'hn 'or con
stable
there was no need Ia attempt that
dirhcuit operation Ihey were only Try
ing u on. Ahd win nm auecta,i"n OF IN
lutcu 'hhoccnc'' MT 'hok'r anu MS
sntoili" Withdrew
I'm another occasion. after Sam had
been some months In the once, his un.
Gle came out of his u day. and
babe him go down NJ once to Judge
chambers ana look AFTER some case
that was u come on there u athing
that requires you . % have your wits
about you. Ia do that, Tor you come
lace tn lace with q -hrowd Judge. who
cannot tolerate q % The old clerks
In MIR. Quickseus once appeared par
alykcd with astonishment Mt such nj
order; and one ut them venturcd. wher
partially recovered. to suggest n mis-
take on Mr.. Quicksctt's part. It's rath
or u difficult case. sir. " you remember,
he urged.
All right. Mustay, was the cheer,
reply; know what am about. The
best way to learn To swim n o be- pitch
cd n"ck'and-hecls into deep water
The suspense WAS great among th'
Ancicnts while sam was away; but h
came back In due time. and rcporte,
that the case had come on before tn
Judge. and that his lordship had mad
m order In their clients favor.
Did he ask YOU any qucstionsP' In
quircd Mustay' .
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vAR1. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.


A writer In the southern Farmer says
that bi. COW give. all tn. milk ,hs, i.
wanted In n family - eight. snd tina;
from Il, after taking all thai u required
Tor other purposes. 30 pound. 81 but
ter we're made this year. Thi. ~, in
part. his treatment "a the COW
n YOU desire la ge, . large yield ~
rich milk. give your COW ever DAY ~
ter slightly warm and sailed. In which
bran has been stirred % tn. rate u ~
quart Ia two gallons II water. You
will find. II YOU have not tried this dsi-
" practice. that your COW will Civ. %
per c.nt more milk Immediately under
the effects 81 Il. and become so attached
20 IN. diet NJ a. refuse Ia drink clear
water unless very thirsty. Bu, this
mess she will drink almost any time.
aud ask for more. The smouut ~ this
drink necessary u an ordinary water
psilful =, = time. morning, noon and
night.
e'arMtsg ss. 10ers~ oesctsg.
Everybody In III. county knows Mr..
Joe Hunsaker. and knows also that he
IL one ~ the best farmers In the county
Tie owns n fine farm some three or % u
miles south Of town. and i n thorough
agriculturist, taking great pride In his
crops. and always being n large eshib-
itor Ia the County Fair. He has also n
.pccial ~weakncssfor thoroughbred stoCk
particularly horses and now owns.
as our readers are aware. the Knight OF
~. Louis. which, besides being a pure.
6loodsd animal. Is also noted for his
speed. While conycrsing with spme
gentleman one day. one Of them re-.
marked. Joe. YOU have a fast horse,
aud you ought to run him; you can
make money with him Mr.. Hunss-
ker replied. sir, ! have the contract for
running a farm down her. In the oun
try. and ! bcliev. I can make more
money out ~ II than Mt horse racing
The wisdom shown by Mr., Hunsaker In
no, permitting horse racing 10 confiic,
with his farm duties IL commendablc.
Jonesboro (Ni.) GnSctte.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
sEOnn spencer VS.. john HaslIEaeRn.


E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
IL parish of Orleans. No 9335-By virtue Of
writ of seizure and SALE to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
will proceed to soil at public auctlon. At The
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in The Second District Of this city, on SAT- r.
DAY, September IA. 1873. at IL o'clock NJ. the
following described property to wit
/. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges.
the Fourth b!srct Of pt tbs city, IN the psuars
bounded by Rousseau. Fulton, SECOND and
Third streets designated as lot number seven.
OF square number tw. I've. on certain plan
drawn by B. Buisaon. late surveyor dated the
lfth Of March 1882. deposited Ia the office OF
ih;eaodore G''yol notary public In tbs city.
front on Rousseau street by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth, between parallel lines.
2. ANOTHER lot OR PORTION or
GROUND. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and all the rights. ways,
privileges Servitudes and appurtenances there
ueto belonging or In any wise appertaining,
situated In the same SQUARE as above described
lot. being the nearest One-half portion TO Rous-
seau street Of O. lot designated W tho number
thirteen, on said plan above referred to. meas"
uring tWenty-one feet four inches front on Sep~
ond street by one hundred and twenty five feet
in depth.
Which said above described properties were
occurred by y the defendant herein by purchase
from John T. Sigur, per act passed before VIM.
3. kielnDeter, notary public In this 81 r. dated
March 9, 1876, registered in book one hundred
| and eight, folo three hundred and thirty three.
| Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spOt.
Civil Sheriff of tho Parish Of Orleans.
| auf3 20 27 9p3 10 IA
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Louis @ch"artz VS.. EeorSe Cronan ct ais.
George A. Fosdick & Co. interyenors
T'HlhD DIsTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans, No. 253l8 mo &c, 439 Supe-
writ of feri facias against te St Patrick
Hall AssociHton. t. mo directed by the honor
able the Third District Court for The parish Of
proceed to sell at public AUCTION, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
Ia 10 the Second District of this city, on Y EDN% u.s.
FOUR CERTAIN Tors OF GROUND, sit
uated in the, First District OF this city, in the
LafaYyette, reefs, designated by the letters a
and and the numbers eleven and twelve on q
sketch ANNEXED to the orignaD, which said
lots lots adloln each other AMI measure as fol-
of Camp and Lafayette streets, and meas
ures. in American measure, ffty-two feet
seven inches five lines front on Camp
depth and front on Lafayette street, betWeen
parallel lines. Lot adjoins the rear of lot A.
and measures fifty feet front on Lafaye, 10 street
between parallel lines, American measure. LOIS
numbers even and twelve measure each TWEEN
ty-four feet ton and q half inches front on Cam 10
street by the following, depths: Lot number
eleven one hundred and fifty feet one inch in
depth, between parallel lines to the alley ia the
rear, common to all The lots lot number twelve
one hundred aud seventyOne feet ia depth. Said
lots numbers eleven an twelve are also iesig-
mated as such on certain plan drawn by L.
Bringier. late Surveyor General on the nine
teenth Of February, 1886. and deposited in the
ONCE q Il 3. Cena5, late notary public in this
city. Together with all the buildings and i'm
DrOyementS thereon,
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
SET IL u Is oc5
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST-
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
New ORLEANS. September 10. Is

New ORLEANS. September 49, 1873
The following contributions are this day &C.
knowledg8d. viz:
Citizens Of Covington, Nv: through Hon. L.
A. Athey, Mayor, and Louisiana Ma
.tional Bank...:. 800
Citjzens Of Gettysburg Penn. through
r Judge Mclean and J. l.. Gubernator- 20
Stephen II. Thomson. Scranton Miss,
- through J. T. Gibbons. Observation-Disclosures. 10
AIRS Mary Schafer, Boonsboro. through B.
II Chambers ...-..................... 2
Employees q Maddeux Hobart & Co., Gin
cinnati, O.. through F. Roder. ...........- lis
John Dolhonde, SUPERINTENDENT Slaughter
House Company, dressed beef / dressed calf :
Pelton h Dunbar. barrels -four: John B, Ar.
nault st. James. 4he ep; New Orleans and Car
rollton Railroad. 100 car tickets
]. W. NADER.
sel4 IL Secretary and Commissary
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The Young Mems Christian Ass0.
citation

Have redistricted the city as follows. to whom
applicants In said district may apply, or tt
rooms, No. 81 Camp street:
/. John Ueber, residence 658 North Rampart--
Barracks TO Lafayette Avenue.
2. q. A. Cambias. residence 5G3 Dauphine-
Lafayette Avenue to Eysian Fields.
8. Rev. I. 0. kOelle. residence corner Clai-
borne and Bernard Avenue-Elysian Fields to
4. DR.. G. G. LYON, 10 acknowledgements to
Orleans. from Claiborne to river,
g. Albert BALDWIN. residence Esn|nnade and
Dorbigny: J. NJ. Witherspoon, 255 Esplanade
corner De- bigny-Esplanade to Orleans. from
Canal to the swamp.
k2ymqnd Sg Gan al y Wm Steele
y. 9. H, G, Brown. g. arondeIet--Canal to
Poydras. from Basin to the river.
3. L. W. Young. $50 Annunciation-Canal to
POydras, from Basin to Claiborne.
9 ~. Terry, $50 Jackson Canal to Poydras
from Clatb ,rne to the swamp.
10 w. c. Raymond 16S CarOndalet; S. NJ Ter
rell-Poydras to Delord, from Rampurt to the
II. L. Fl. Gardner. 40 Union: Geo. u. CnIder
$50 st. Joseph-Poydras to DelOrd. from tam
part q the swamp
r. G. J. Young, 5o7 Camp; Wm McWhan, 43g
ADnunciation-DcIordt to Thaia, from the river
10 W: 6. Mite hell, 1922 Clio, near Howard-De-
lord to Thali4, from Camp to swamp.
"a. IT, H. DWye SOB HagHZin0; J. A. McEnery,
Charles. --'''' 17'''''' Il Jill A''0A " '''
70. Geo. n. Raymond, 1903 POydraS; J. L. Bald
win, so Union-Thalia to Felicity. from st..
Charles to swamp.
16. J. ". Dryer, SOB Magazine: W. G. Williams
4457 st. Charles: f. N. Norman. Magazine. near
s. Andrew-Jackson to Felicity from St
Charles to river.
IT; Thos F. Walker. s47 Josephine-Folicity to
jackson, from St Charles to swamp.
49,. j. NJ. Pagaud. Jr.. 80 Philip; G. G.
Cotting. 1888 Constance-Jackson to Second
from st. Charles to Ramp.
E, 49, J.; A. McLean, 487 Ram part-Jackson to
Second from St. Charles to river.
90 b. '. Hitch. 1872 Philip-Washington to
Second. from ST. Charles to river.
81. W. Q. Shepard, Carondelet. near Philip
Washington to Second. from st. Charles to
swamp.
%. Van r. K. Hilard. 57o Dryados-- Washing
ton to IolndanO. from st. Charles to swamp.
%. w. Diendnrf. 959E Tchnupi 0utas--
Washington to Toledano. from st. Charles to
river.
q. c. r. Disuue, 1882 Tchoupitonlas-Tole
dano to Napoleon Ayenue. from river to swamp
IS. D. l.. Mitchell, Deachaise. between Ctmp
and Prytania: John G.. Rowland, Constantine
pie and Prytania-Napoleon Avenue to Joseph.
g. CAPT. B. G + Walshe. St. Charles. corner
Valence-Joseph to Carrollton, from river to
swamp.
OF. Geo. P. Bowers, Carrolton. La-Carroll-
ton,
90. Rev. J. M. Beard, Agiers; J. Fowler. Al
gl6fS. sell lot
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by ALBERT PAUL, Anctionear-Off1ce At
A0 Roy street On TUESDAY, s ptember n
1872 lf at - o'clock M by. viz ne an order Of
the honorable l.. Tissot, nudge Of The 5ecoud
Setten1ber O. 1873. viii be sold 1t public auc-
ton, at the store corner Of Newton and Yerre +
streets, Ag!ers-
THE CONTENTs OF A GROCERY. HOUSE.
HOL! FURNITURE. CLAl" S. HORSE, Wa
Cos AND q Ri Also, al he Machiner " etc.,
comprising two boiling machines. one engine.
one tanning mill, one shoot. ona corn mill, one
shaft and pulley, betting, two re elevators, ono
corn box, one platform, one fiue brush, one
platform scale, one worm, and alF the appurte@
nances as described ia act Of sale from f. Dam
nenfelzer, before J. FAh@v. notary, Janu Try "a,
1875. as per Inventory on file.
Ierms-Cash ae6 10 IA III t74
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Mrs. Adele s'avelier, widow
Of Theodule picOu, Sr.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. 40 g05-Whereas. Theo-
dole Picou, Jr., has petitioned the court for
letters Of admin filtration on the estate Of the
late Mrs. Adele Cavelirr widow of L. Pieou, ST..
deceased. Notice is hereby given TO all whom
it may cCncern to show cause within ten days
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the court.
se5 10 14* JOHN HERpEpqs G,o.t.
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no. 4O.505.
R9 PLACIDE J. SPEAR Auctioneer-OFFICE
~ al ROYAL STREET - On TUESDAY.
septemhier IT, 1879 at y O'CLOCK M vii be sold
AgCTIONEERs, EXCHANGE. on ROYAL
STREET, kETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOM
an order Of the aforesaid court, dated August
II, 1878. and rendered In the above entitled
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together
with all the improvements thereon situated II,
the square bounded by Second, Third; Dryades
on 4 plan OF \. 6. Blanchard, dated May 20 ia5s'
In the office Of W. H. Peters, notary. Said lot
measures Is feet front on Second street by loo
Being, the same property purchased by de-
ceased from Miss E. K Smith, by act before C,
1869.
Terms-Cash.
Act OF, sale At the expense of the pur chaser
au17 u 81 SET II
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Succession Of r.. W ywsrs4amx

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- WI ITh OF Orleans, No. 4o,6o8 Whereas. Daniel
the court for letters Of administrator on the
estate Of. the late T. FL. Winatrad. deceased.
Germ to show cause within ten days why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted. ~ ~
By order Of the court.
se5 1914 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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Succession of Frank Drummer.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 40, Go1-Whereaa. John
Schnetfer has petiti0ned the court for letters of
administration on the estate Of The late Frank
drummer, deceased Notice is hereby given to-
all WnOm II may concern TO show cause within
ton days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the court
Be5 10 14* JOHN HERBERT. Cerk.
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The following acquisitions were this day hon
orod upon presena ion, viz:
Howard Asao tation. 1763
IouI Mems Christian Association. ..... 23G
Society Of st. Vincent de Paul. 2G5
German Relief Association. 1O1
LaQlos EhySi l0glcat = ctety ,-..----.--..... 214
Benevolent Association Sons Of louisiana. -
Lafayette Young M Is Benevolent Associa-
ION -.--.--.-.-.. -..-.-.... 10
Italian Society Trio al Bersagllo
Continental Guards. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G5
H1bernlan Benevolent Association -......... 3
homeopathic Relief AssociatiOn.--.......... 3
IOllce lepafttne NJ. ..-..-.......... -
Grand Army of Republic. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Society "Reminiscences Danes st. Louis.......
tlremens Charitable Association. ...........
Gosmopoltan Tabernace Assocation...--.. Ill
Crescent Eucamp ment No. l, X, of T..-..... Il
Pike Benevolent Association. ................ q
Soc1ete des Fran Amis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il
Peabody Subsistence Association .:.........1442
1922
Equal 10 1904 rations
J. W. NADER,
Se13 1T Secretary and G. rmmissary
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Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine and Washington ggs.
NEW ORLEANS

y Constantly receiving fresh aupplieg # pure
Combs Of ali kinds, Brushes, Soaps. Perfumery..
Toilet and Fancy Articles. ETC., sold ct small
margin. Coral Tooth Paste. recon mended By
beauties the teeth to fine pear-like orna-
ment and ravi5hing beauty. lcaiue Bouquet
Powder. for beautIfying and preserving the
skin. The best thing for prlcklV heat and all
summer eruptions. Prescri ptions put uD night
and day. e. J. MAINEGRA, NJ. D.,
Druggist, Pharmaoeutigt and Practical Chemist
je23 su2dD
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AUCTION SALES,
By Albert Paul

FURNITURE. GROCERIES. HORSE, CART
AND WAGON, CLAIMS, ETC. ALSO TIE
PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE ALGIERs
CORN-MILL''
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shippers and Sellers of Cotton seed ARE
hereby notified that on and after the first of Sep
tenn er 1878. the price for good sound now cotton
seed shipped to this association will be $40 pei
ton delivered here.
Respectfully,
au2O I'm
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American Benevolent and Mutual
Aid Association.
ED JtAY 2G. As7x.

IN view Of the increase of the prevailing
disease among our members, it becomes neces-
sary to adopt additional means for their relief
For that purpose the following committee has
been appointed, to whom those desiring assist
ance will make application. They ara also au-
thorized to receive any contributions the
charitably disposed may bestow.
T. A. BARTLETTE President
JOHN 3. DOLHONDE. Secretary.
COMMITTEE.
J. VIM. Davis, John c. pooley,
Il. L. Bruce, J. B. Walton,
J. A. Watkins. Thomas Askcw,
A. Fl. Delmas, jules Vienne
+, harleville, ?. V Reimpio
Stoddari Howell, A. G. DeLisle
George Zeller, J. B. Warner
John Jordan, Spencer Field Jr
". A. Eastman, D. A. RFanchard
Geor- Selby, A. s. Cutler,
John G. Fleming, f. L Falls
John B. Fitch. ?. l.. MallouX.
W. A, D. Anderson, Joseph Marcou.
A q. Merkel Capt. Jules Pratt.
Se12tf
Applications may be made to committee at
upper Room, Masonic Hall, corner st. Charles
and Perdido streets. between a. n. and D. m.
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Joseph Blsso VS.. beam Raptlste Rouche.


SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
- The Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
OF the parish of Orleans. No. 1OS7-By virtue Of
writ Of seizure and sole, to me directed BY the
honorable the Second Judicial Distrct Court
of the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell OF public auction at
the Merchants and AuctiOnears' Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal aud CustomElouse
streets. IN the Second District Of this city, on
SATURDAY, September H. 1873 at IL o'clock
IN. the following described property to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated In the
Fanbourg West Bouligny in the sixth District
or New Orleans, in squire number seventeen of
said fAubpurg. Old plan, now square number
one hundred and seventy eight on the new plan
made by Henry G. Brown. surveyor, bounded
by Live Oak now Constance) Bordeaux, Lau-
by the numbers tWenty-six and tWenty-seyen
and measure each thirty feet front on Bordeaux
street by one hundred and fifty feet in depth;
the whole according to plan annexed to an
act passed before A. BOuhoIeuuie, late q notary
public in this city dated tbs twelfth of June.
1871. Lot number twenty-six WH4 acquired BY
the defendant herein by purchase from jacob
ID. ChoValIey per act passed b. fore G. Boudous-
qute, late notary public la this city. dated the
fifth Of March, 1916; and lot number twenty
seven was acquired by the said defendant UNI
dor the name Of Busco by purchase from
Erasme Oltvari, per act passed before A. Duca-
tel notary public in this city on the third Of
January, 1856.
Seized In the above suit.
TermS-Ca9h on the spot.
THOMAS IT, HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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