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GREENPoRT, H. July Arrived .ehr rs.e s. Beat
Bucklsy, YORK for Montsvidso; aSd brig oso'"s'
MoBiIR July ~ s7~Arrivsd brig Carrie Pieks'inss
NEW osLEA ANS y yay 27-Arrv'd' steamer Nc"
fAssEs. Jsy a7-saiIed, bark poltsjsrnan ci'r' for
.SosEoLk July 25-clsared. sehr VIM Cloves. Dick
NEMBURyroRr, July ae-Arrivsd 'chr Lucy coss'--
Wv BEbtoRr. July s5-Arrived. sohr Benz English
as,n.Arr,sa. .shr. Amo. F.,ksusers. Early :naMH
H.e s. nb s-:i
Lindsey Kennedy Providence for New Yors; Kl.IA 4
Ss Ps r N 'I MS South
Amboy Tor Providence Charger Kelley Rondout for bos
SAILED, .shr. rill,s E. ? Abel and charge. q,
F.erie.o", Sa ds:.iosa Of coal ., phil.
Fro % I" S
pp. back for rsDairs .r. g., p.u.s.,,,,. ru,,.
ssSs f ::
; sS'sS o &C.. If f.. ss &
PS S% - Wass: o. yor.; Fi:S.sI.
Asn Ber s% r above S
vi So Ic 'Jp Sy ss bark s.s
PRSsxcoLX. July 22-Arrivsd schr Albert Haley Ian
PoRf ROYAL, sc. July 27-Arrived. sehr Admiral.
s%PihifI%pEIPIA July Arrived ship John B.r
s sss. sSjs s:hl: vs..s Week; ssds5j
Bryan Lee, Gardiner Me- Adelaide Aicatt. ioveed,nna
Aiss bo1rd%sa Lpn k, r,SvSSs henderson Salem
s ss'ssH
SON smeasr Abel .NoD o%aah, MsIypo's T.; brig
Aass: aI Ws,. k,os f ss;..;
annie H.rsen Thompson. Sor~dch' 5 Wheeler. ao'
MAJ; i Is.ae a.ii III:
s%S Gs Young. Young dardlne1
Ger. ns Roman oro~ Harrisburg
ss aSs
I::.n ssv , ssi. s..s as i
smith &c. sni'1 Nv ]
New i ssdsa f Hssei
iodf:y Lille sh M s.;
Nv b Ma,sss Hnonpson
SM oSs oSn.o Msse Laa.n
sl:!'s. ' ss..s.s a.:5 SS: corr ,,sa =. .s.,.
En.srpriss. MischsII, 5. Pierre: cav c....,..
ssiea-bart Maria Margharita Borzone dsaD for Bal
ssbr Crawford from has been ordered tor
SiT
'hSf sa,'fs Al S wT New YORK
PROVING Town July .s6-In port, DARK Baysrd {Nor).
1f:ss;isGo !;i2 sSS ss;
Jr. Tyler. Philadslphla; holmes Do~ rer'h Amo00'
sssa Tsnssn sss"n rA,ssepss
willing hS.D Ms.ainr ;sh;: Annie F.sf
T:sa %
wHsms Philadelphia Eh,. s1ibnsr smith a9i ,I 6:
.S 70. DO S Ss sass oS
E Es 6onos. 10. do
a. S.yas DO
sailed schGs Are Garwood. Stevens. PhiladeDtia:
San San FsANcisCo, July le-Arrved. bark Oregon.
cGII1s ssarsb Pap %se steamer,
Lucy whs.tiey; sipDlG phii.dsIp , 1;,,.. r.vo,
e1 cy s..sneh Mallory New
'0 HsEF: JAW Mylysy Pierce
sSsAr.lv.d .shs. A.,rs @ gran'oomO St John.
cs..sdsshs Lastsr. ssr, IErriOr Cow Be- Bay CO.
g sr
rs s. Ss.sss =" Sa EAU ri, New
&c., as
Mn,:.'' l.ss.s saI- %
ssS .1y low, 49, ssi s
nsssts9 Il Bro
sou's1 r. 05e ssM s .ss.,: =. a.
i nsa ns II s..S Urss.s
for .rn,r sfa aa Coo
:on TO; g? MSss A%s Ensso EsS
Iond Nc s.. iss * Fspe wcowsh or do WIN Bs@s:s.
Il,
Bes@ors, Tsicsyaph Carver Julia Elisabeth. and
'e %%nlI.SISdroN NC L,ly a5Arrved. schr Banker.
"WhKEIAM joy Arrived, schr Sarah Tyler Bush
n', aasa .eAr Emm. cAee'ssro.
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Salad from New Bedford 18th. schr Franklin for Kud.

Sailed from New Bedford 25th schr Franklin. for hud
sons Bay. -. =.
ports lat &c July ". WITH 40 bo's ~ OFT
CRANBERRY Isles Me, July "a Cspt Gam. OF the scnr
R,usnt or provipcetown the veteran whaer. VINO has
been in the business ~ years or nor ecenti cans 70
Little CRANBERRY sie with large whale 70 ieet long rom
which bciievc he got ~ bbs OF OIL He mas csuvnt
three. but ooliged 10 let one go tcenEy anu Tow
ON a cruise aer more lie ports them quite seny Two
fishermen of Cranberry Isies the other DAY saw large
whale an among n school OF porgss
Spoken July ~. lat 81 80 lou ~ ngnalisd vhsi,ne
vessel showing signal blue, white and blue norfon's
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, July ~, ISIS
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF tho
Eighth district nominated Colonel John I. Crisp for
Congress ~ 22o,h bao.
STEuBENvILLE, Ohio, July q. 1878
TIE nationals OF the Eighteenth Congressional ds-
trIct IN convention hero, to-day nominated george I'
smith, Of Belmont county, by reclamation.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ~, 1875.
CONGRESSMAN Semons has been renominateu oy Inc
democracy OF the Second district OF Arkansas.
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SPOKEN.

saip Springfield. from New FORK tor Ilioro July lss
az IL lrn 81 *. - -, ~, .
ship Equator (Brl. Phillips from Yarmouth. Ms. for
Philade phia July 26, of the Highlands
bark Wave Queen (5r). from aterford ior rm'Aoel'
phs no date &c. by pilot boat Phantom. At Newport
kI. July 27). ,,, e.
BARK hannah " Dudley. Dudley. from Liverpool for
Kew York. July 10, lat III AZ, Ion 40 81. q
Bark lacayas (Br). Tempeton. from Baltimore ior
Droeheda j uly 81. lat 40 ~, Ion ~ - -. =,
An Italisn bark, showing letters PBGC. July 20 IA
lontt
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FISH CULTURE.

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July 81, 1878.
A meeting was held al Black Mountain Point
on Lake George to-day TO organize an asso-
citation tor the purpose OF stocking Lake
George with fish aud improving inc lake
and its surroundings generally. DR.. j. W. bowling,
of New York city, acted chairman and Cyrus But-
Ter as secretary. Speeches were made by the Rev
Drs Gillette, futile, Butler aud HnntinetoS: ana
and Cyrus Butler The lake will be stocked without
delay under auspices OF Seth Green, Superinten-
dent OF State Fisheries.
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CROP INTELLIGENCE.

OMAHA Neb., July q, 1875
The Republican will tomorrow morning publish
crop reports IRON counties on the line OF mo Union
Pacific Railroad between Omaha and kearney ana
along the line or the Omaha and Republican 'miey
Railroad. Tho reports show that tho harvest OF
wheat is nearly com pisted and that tho yield Is not
as large as was expected owing to recent severe
storms but larger than last years yeiu on aocount
of greatly Increased acreage This applies TO all other
grams except rye and corn whicn u Is est'matco
will give The Immense yield oil nearly nifty miliion
huSh
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SUSPECTED MURDERER ARRESTED.

KINGSTON Ont, July 81, 1878.
Couafrolaz who is accused OF numbering the pedler
natthewson arrived from tho East to-day and
rested by two Montreal detectives He had in his
posses sion gold watch ana trunks containing silks
and otner goods said TO belong to the murdered
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SAILED.

Steamers England Br) for Liverpool City Of Richmond
OBJ do Dorian tBD. Bristol; Caiand !pnseh, Rotter
dam (see Miscellany; Circsssa tBr) GLASGOW Donau
fGsr) Breinen: Carondcet. Havana. City OF New York,
do; City Of Houston. Galvs..on. &C. Lone star. New
Champion Charleston: Benelac,or wnminston NC; Old
Dominion Richmond. &c; Il knight. Georgetovn DC
ships Croix bordeaux Arlington DID Baltimore
barks Charlie Hickman on. Havre Toiomeo Aus)
Nantes: n Chsdwick Gibraltar and Cadis; Ara ella
TrI CORY: Atlantic Barbados; Holbrook Cienuegos.
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THE NEVADA BANK.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81, 1878.
The Nevada Bank to-day subscribed for $l,2oo,ooo
OF four per bonds. pay in standard dollars
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will snow the changes In the
smperature Tor tho past twenty -four hours 10 CON-.
oarson with the corresponding date OF last year as
lns,ca,cd by tho thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALE MEN

Tho buoy Little Hog NECK bar recoroBay. Is out OF
being eighth OF milo too Tar 10 thcs otne
buoys In the bays need attention.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Sails. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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Average temperature Tor corresponding cate last
.........s.s...... s,1s
1871. 1878.
vsll, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 70 Al
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
Nrw YoEx. July 27-Noon.
rb~weuern Union time ball was not dropped to-day.
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yIcKsnuRG ouARANTINED.

SHREVEPORT, La, July ~, 1915
In addition to rivef quarantine the Board OF Health
to-day established quarantine against all through
passenger and freight traffic from injected clues via
railroad and stage This cuts on trsvel from Weeks
burg ana over the Texas Pacific road The quarantine
regulations will be rigidiy enforced.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-02
JUDGE KIDDER's POSITION.
Deadwood Times.

"sAsc
A letter received last evening at this Of
fee from Hon. j. P. Kidder. dated Wash
Sept. 18th, speaking of his support
ing Bartlett Trip. he says: II sag as a
true republican I shall support tile republican
ticket. and l don't know why anyone has
reason TO think otherwise until l announce
aohicA Ihaue not DONE" This then
to a reasonable mind settles the question of
the Kidder faction boiling the nomination,
at least 80 far as Kidder himself is con.
cerned, and such being the case to a posi-
tive certainty, if the principal in the move
merit is not to the party a backslider, what
reason can there be for his friends and fol-
lowers TO be? And this brings US back 10
our former position that, although as q
matter of course. our candidate, j. P. Kid.
der. as we'll as his many friends, felt grieved
and sore over his defeat, and a, the imme.
d,ate time verv much disconnected thereat,
yet as reasonable men with reasonable
minds aud belonging strictly to the repub-
lican party and politically sailing under its
principles. they forego personal preferences
and fall into the ranks of the great republi.
can army, and with Kidder shall support
the republican ticket" Judge Kidder will
soon return from Washington to Dakota
and will do much towards quieting the SO.
called disafections, and November 9Th will
find the republicans of Dakota united in
the support Of G. G. Bennett.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-02
INSURANCE.

The name Of the company is British America
Assurance Company.
1t is located in Toronto, Dominion OF Canada.
The amount Of its capital stock is gold, $780,
0OO.00).
The amount OF its capital stock paid up is,
gold, $49e $4,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-02
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE.

oHho1 ~ S'to" 0"o'h'
DISTRICT OF DAKOTA. IS
IN ~. D;s,r;c, co,,,, FIR N. s.con5 .Iv,,;c;oy D;s.
TT, "'''0 90 a" %
The United States OF America
vs..
Twelve lhdlah iohles,
WHEREAS, A libel Of Information has been
w filed in the District Court Of the United
trict Of Dakota, on the 9Th day of September, In
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1ht Daily 9rtss aud gakotaian
YNKToN DAKOTA.
DAKOTA.
Wednesday Evening, October 2, 1879
THE INDIAN COMMISSION.

1T. Louis, Sept. 3O,-Only two Witnesses
were before the Indian commission to-day.
Dave j.. Kelly, formerly Of Standing Rock
agency said when he was at the agency,
there we're several agents. both military
and civil. There was no trouble with the
Indian women till the soldiers came. he
thought the Indians would be better off IN.
der civil than military rule, but thought
the laws of the country ought 70 apply TO
them. TIE Indians are not much inclined
To work and we're q good deal demoralized
by frequent changes of Management. The
methods of transportation In the war de-
partment were superior to those In the 10.
dian department.
Major Allyn of the army stationed at
Fort Sill, VII re somt 500 Comanche and
other Indians are camped. said the officers
of the army generally do not desire tho
transfer to the war department. He bs.
lieved, however, that the army could man
age the Indians with but little additional
expense. and that their condition would be
bettered BY putting them under military
control. The present system was q bad
one and ought to be changed. The In
dams he had seen would not work unless
closely watched. He had seen Indians
who owned land hire white men TO work.
The Indians were not naturally moral, and
soldiers produced no more decentralization
among the women than other white men.
He thought 1t would be Q good thing to
extend civil law over the Indians ultimate
ly, but at first they would know nothing
about the law. It would take a long time
to educate them up to q comprehension oil
the duties of citizenship.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE STREET COMMISSIONER,
YanktOn, Sept. q, 1873.
THE undersigned will receive sealed propo-
II sails at this ONCE, III the city of ianktOn, ID.
T., until the l4th, day Of October, for furnishing
the material and constructing sidewalks in said
city as herein described in the following reso-
lntions Of the city council
BE II Resolved Iy tie Mayor and City Council of
tie city of Yankton:
SECTION l.. That it is, and Is hereby declared
necessary that a sidewalk should be constructed
on the north SIDE Of Second street, in the city of
street, on the northeast corner Of Capital and
Second Second streets street. IT. thence tns sa along a|at the o; n perth side dttes Of
side Of lots Nos. 8 8 10. Of block No. %. lots 81
70, of block No. &c, and lots Nos. 9 4 10, of block
No. II, all in Lower iankton, DIT.
structed of wood. be four feet in width, and be
in all respects made of the material and in the
manner provided by the ordinance OF said city.
ioWr i feet o from t t%ee curb 1r sI line ,seW said street. sraea oe 'a'o
BE Nresolyed By the Mayor and city Council of
CITY Of ldnklon:
SECTION /. That 1t is. and is hereby declared
cd the east side of Mulberry street, In the city
Of Yankton, as follows Commencing on 9th
street. on the southeast corner Of Mulberry and
9Th streets thence along the east side of Null
berry street, to the north side Of Second street.
the same being in front Of and along the west
side of lots numbered l. 2. 3. 4,5. 6. rs and 9. of
each and all of blocks numbered II, 45, 46 and
~, of Lower iankton, Dakota.
SECTION Z. That said sidewalk shall be con-
structcd of wood, be four feet in width, and be
in all respects made Of the material, and in the
manner provided by the ordinance of said city,
and the outer edge of said sidewalk shall be
laid four feet from the curb line Of said street.
Bids on proposals to be enclosed and directed
to the undersigned, at Yankton, ID. r.. or left at
the office of the city clerk of said CITY. where
more specific Information may he obtained.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
WIN. GEMMILL,
Street Commissioner.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
John McCaGrey vs.. mrs. n. Alexander.


John McCafrey VS.. Mrs. II. Alexander.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish Of Orleans, No. A .98O-By virtue of an
alias writ of teri facias against Mrs. e. Al0EHn-
der, widow, to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or
leans In tho above entitled cause, will pro-
coed to sell mt public auction at the Merchants
and AuCtiOneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
rween Canal aud CustOmhOuse streets. in the
Second District of this city. on MONDAY, July
3. 1878. at u o'clock M. the following described
property to wit
THE ONE HALF INTEREST in the full ow-
nershp and the usufruCt OF the other hall In
terOst OF the following property:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all
the rights ways privileges, sNrvitudes and MP
purtenanC0s thereuntO belonging or bin anyWise
appertaining, situated in the First District Of
this city, In the square bounded by Basin llnte
st. john Girod. Franklin Gate st. Peter) ind
Lafayette tate lleviH) streets, and designated by
the uumbar tWeDty-fOur, on u plan made by
Joseph Pile late city surveyor. on thetWentieth
Of January. 1882, and deposited for referenGs in
the office Of Felix dc Brmas. late notary pub
lie In this city. according to which plan said lot
measures, in American measure, thirty-tWO
feet front on said Basin Nate st. john street by
u depth of ono hundred and tWenty-eight feet
three inches five lines on the ono side and one
hundred and twenty -pight feet three inches six
lines on the other side adjoining lot number
twenty-five.
Seized in the above suit.
T0rmS-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS n. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
lnG u 20 q ly4S
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III. & n. SAMORY,
AuctIOneers and Commission Merchants,
Nos. as and AZ Decatur street,
New Orleans.
REGULAR CATALOGUE AUCTION sALEF
OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
or each week.
Liberal cash advances on cOnsignments,
anil 3m
PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
STATE BONDS.

Scaled proposals for the purchase Of $780,
900 State bonds in aid of the New Orleans
Pacific Railway Company will be received Mt
tho office of the company. No. 159 Common
street, up to u o'clock SATURDAY. June8
Offers for the whole or any portion of the
bonds will be received-all bids subject to the
rejection the company.
These bonds arc the first issue by the State
under the late decision of the Supreme Court
declaring the law constitutional. and that the
faith Of the State is pledged for their redemp-
ton.
Besides the State as security, there Is pledged
for the redemption of the principal and the pay
ment of the interest on these bonds the first
mortgage bonds of the company, secured upon
all its present and future property. to an
amount exceeding by Is per cent the bonds
issued by the State.
The total State issue will be 81 900 900, and the
total issue of First Mortgage Bonds by the
Railway Company is fixed by law at Sc. 100000.
The large amount of work already done on
the road, one hundr ed and sixty miles now
ready for the ties-frOm RosedaIe In the par
ish of Iberville. to Alexandria. in the parish of
Rapdes one hundred miles. and from Alexan-
dria to a point north of NatchitoChes. sixty
miles-and the certainty of an early compile
ton of the whole line to Texas. and the equal
certainty that when completed this road will
be one of the most profitable in tho South.
make the bonds offered most desirable invest
ment.
The security for the punctual payment of the
interest is more than ample.
These bonds are not subject to be scaled and
funded. the Funding Bill applying only to such
obligations as were in existence when it became
q law in 1874.
These bonds bear per cent interest," payable
semi annually, in January and July. and have
forty years to run.
1t is of importance that the controlling inter
est in this road should remain in Louisiana.
and with view to secure this object the COM
pany have determined to try the home market
before offering them outside of the State.
No bids will be considered except for cash
All bids must be addressed to the Finance
Committee of the New Orleans Pacific Railway
Company, New Orleans"
By order of the Board
+. L. RANLETT, Secretary.
New Orleans. June l. 1878. je1 1t
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REPEATING THE BANKRUPT LAW.
The Full Text of the Bill which Congress
has sent to Hayes for signature

Be ii enacted, ETC.. That the bankrupt law
approved March 2, 1867, title 81, Revised
Statutes. and an act entitled IAN act to
amend and supplement an act entitled an act
to establish uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States, approved
March 2, 1867, and for other purposes, APP
proved June %. 1874" and all acts in amend
ment or supplementary thereto or in explana-
ton thereof, be and the same are hereby re-
pealed
Pr0Uidcd, hoaOcve, that such repeal shall in
no manner invaldate or affect any case in
bankruptcy instituted and pending in any
court prior to the day when this act shall
take effect; but us to all such pending cases,
and all future proceedings therein, and in re-
speCt of all pains, penalties and fOrfCitures
which shall have been incurred under any Of
said acts prior to the day when this act takes
effect or which may be thereafter incurred
under any of those provisions of any of said
acts which for the purposes named in this act
are kept in force. and all penal actions and
criminal proceedings for violation Of
any of said acts, whether then pending or
thereafter instituted, and in respect of all
rights Of debtors and creditors except the
right of commencing original proceedings in
bankruptcy and all rights of and suits by or
against assignees under any or all of said acts
in anv matter or case which shall have arisen
prior to the day when this act takes effect,
(which shall be on the first of September,
1873, or in any matter or case which shall
arise after this act takes effect in respect Of
any matter of bankruptcy authorized by this
act to be proceeded with after said last named
day. the acts hereby repealed shall continue
in full force and effect until the same shall be
fully disposed OF, in the same manner as il
said acts had not been repealed.
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mrs. EmllIe Evershed. widow. ETC.. Hr.

wrz E,,,,,,o rs,. xx,.,
1crnrt r r.. y y H. , W;i"", esC., w.
louolt - MOI l. l honllIu'" w. same
SIAIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- lSh OF orleans. NOS: 1912 ana 9913-By virtue
OF TWO WrlfE OF 1eTi laclas 70 me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. IN the above entitled causes. / will
proceed to sell at pubic auction. at the MeT-
chants ana Anctl0neeTs Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and CuStOmhOuSe etreets
In the Second District OF this city on MONDAY
July & 1878 AT II 0 clocK M, the following de-
6crlDeq properly, 70 Wit ,o .
1. THKEE CEkThiN LOTS or GROUND,
situated IN the SUBURB rene, Second District
OF thlS Guy, n inc lSIet comprised within rs
Rianade CialQorne, h00"rtson streets, and
Bayou i'Q4o, designated ny the numbers one
two and three on q special plot made under
qate OF the tWenty-fOurth OF january. 1874. by
Louis Bring9r.. late surveyor general Of this
state. annexed i9r recourse to an act OF con.
VHyahce from, the teStampntary executor OF
Alexandra mime. ST. TO PHter L9 Bnrbier Du-
Dpnor IN XII cit an tbo ir * 1e
S5id Iota Dn9,,rn o 0 It,u VI uro
arnording 70 soid hot ~ folIGrg VIZ t
one 70 each ofhnr eacb thirEFy-no ~ ~
@Inyon inrhae i've Iinne FAM on FaI I9I
ooGe atraa+ and extnn 1I lGn' Gn b7p
t nu0 '',ou. nlI oIiN I ga Ing IL Gop,H W.
to0fv raet int nuTner on forn6 b au
@ G 10I a oiboro 'n9
lot nnmher threa hain@ Of an irrer,Io 1iF mo
CaiInrno atrnat and eytomdin in 5o,tb p nn + IL
i nU 't Ia }t III T I U1 to
d1iart 70 CaihGrnn etrent Vvhiob a ei PC, ~
~ ua1 ~ tlo9 s t ~ ott, wien eeparhIe5 II
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