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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-07-04

What the dickens are the Hayes pa
pers poking Eph Holland at the Demo
Gratis for? Wasn't it Hayes who pardon
ed Eph, and thus declared a clean hand
ed'' beliefin his innocence ?'-[ Columbus
Herald
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The chairman announced James B.
Paine as the nominee, and on motion of
J. L. Jones the nomination was made
unanimous. Mr.. Paine was called out,
and made little speech that warmed up
the entire convention. He was visibly
effected, and evinced by his earnestn ess
that he was genuine Republican, and
his few remarks were well timed and
effective.
The convention then proceeded to bal
lot for candidate for Probate Judge,
with the following result:
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Randall Academy.
Berlin. Jackson Co., Ohio.

The Fall Term begins August 10, 1878. Five
Terms. Next Scholastic year closing on July
26 1879, with a siX-weelIs Normal Institute
Seven competent teachers engaged for the
Academy, as required, during the coming year,
i'm Ianpuagce Sciences, Mathematics, and Vo-
cal and Instrumental Music, with Penmanship
and Book Keeping included in courses of stu
dies, from three to seven academlcal years.
The advantages of study are thorough, quiet,
healthy, and cheaper than any other school on
the continent. Give us a trial and prove it.
Send for our Circular. Address
jy4t2t II. f. WOGAN, Principal.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, Jackson county, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
George Dever VS.. Peter Hoop, jr., ct al.
On ISt Order of Sale.

George Dever VS.. Peter Hoop, jr., ct al.
On lst Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court on the
Ist day of July, a. d. 1878, and to me directed
as Sheriff of said county, will offer for SALE
at the door of the Court House, in said county,
Saturday, August 3d. A. D. 1873.
at one o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, situate in the county OF
of Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
In-Lot Number Forty (4U, and the north
west quarter of In-Lot Number Thirty-n1n e
(39), in the town of Jackson, Jackson county,
Ohio.
Appraised follows:
1St described Lot at $3.50 90.
I'd described Lot at $50 90.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold a. the property of Peter Hoop, jr.,
to satisfy a Judgment and decree in favor of
George Dever.
sEGiven under my hand this 1st, day of July,
A. d. 1878. JOHN M. EWING,
Sheriff j. g. o.
DUNCAN & James, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
4july5w
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"WAsHINGToN, D. c., July

Stories have been aaoat for several days
that the President has indicated pur-
pose to abandon Executive Order No. l.,
and to allow office holders to attend po-
litical conventions, &c. In reply to an
inquiry the President said, this afternoon,
to your correspondent that any statement
that the Executive Order No. l has been
modified, altered or repeal is wholly un-
authorized The order is still in full
force "
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Sheriff's Sale of Goods and ChatteIS.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Austin LoWrey vs. Harrison Leisure ct al.
nd

Austin Lowrey VS.. Harrison Leisure ct al.
On Order.of Sale.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out OF said court, Oh the
lst day of July. y. ID. 1878, and 10 me directed
Sheriff of aid county, L will offer for sale at
public auction, in Jackson Township, in said
county, on
Monday, July 18th, A. D. 1878,
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. of said day, the following
goods and chattels to-wit:
One twenty horse power saw mill, double
mill, situate in Jackson township, Jackson
county, Ohio and near the dwelling of F. Bry-
ant.
Terms of Sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of Harrison Lei
sure Milton Sullivan and Thomas o. Meeker
to satisfy judgment and decree in favor of
Austin Lowrey.
Given under my hand this I'd day of July,
y. d. 1878. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sheriff j. c. o.
E. N. Barnhill, Attorney for Plaintiff.
4iuly2t
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In the long list of illustrious names
which the present generation will hand
down to posterity, jerks and Matthews
will occupy prominent place.
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COUNTY CONVENTION

The convention was called to order by
j. L. Jones, Secretary of the Central
Committee. Mr.. Jones spoke in eloquent
terms of the late DR.. A. 3. Monahan,
who was Chairman of the Central Com
mittee, and on account Of the death of
the Chairman, it devolved upon him,
(Mr. Jones) as Secretary, to call the con-
vention to order
On motion of G. c. James, Hon. James
Trip was made temporary chairman.
On taking the chair, Mr.. Tripp said that
for the past twenty years he had been
taking part in the organization Of Repub-
lican conventions. He, With others,
deeply felt the loss of the Chairman, DR..
Monahan but while all will feel the loss
of the zeal and energy of the late chair
man, there are duties which devolve
upon the living, and they should be care
full how they perform their duties. He
said the masses of the Democratic party
are no doubt honest, but the party had
made such a party record that it is evi-
dent that the good of the country re-
quires the continued ascendency of the
Republican party. He spoke with pride
of the steadfast character of the Republi-
cans of Jackson county, and said there
was no faltering among Republicans in
Jackson county. He counseled harmony
in the convention.
H. S. Willard, of Milton township, was
appointed temporary secretary. A com
mittee of one from each township was
appointed on permanent organization
and order of business, as follows:
Madison-Edward Hunt.
Bloomfield-Grimsley Poor.
Franklin-W. NJ. Johnson.
Hamilton-Samuel Jackson.
| Jackson-Abraham Rankin.
Lick, LIST Precinct-Dr. W. Z. Williams.
| Lick, I'd Precinct-J. D. Mitchell.
Milton, 1st Precinct-T. J. Williams.
Milton, I'd Precinct-Pat B. Mallory.
| Scioto-V. B. johnson.
| Washington-Dr. L. 9. Long.
A like committee was appointed or
credentials, as follows:
| Madison-C. n. Shlers.
| Bloomfleld-John Twaddle.
Franklin-Willia Spriggs.
Hamilton-J: 81. Lloyd.
| Jefferson-D S. Parry.
Liberty-Samuel Bferly.
Lick, 1St Precinct-T. S. Matthews.
Lick, I'd Precinct-C. G. James.
| Milton, 1st Precinct-E. r. Snowden.
| Milton, I'd Precinct-Thomas McKeever.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tripp.
| Sc.otc-E. Crabtree.
A motion was made to appoint lik
committee on platform and resolutions
The motion was carried, but there wer
several negative votes. The names Q
those composing this committee wer
taken by the committee, and not return
ed to the secretary.
On motion a like committee was az
pointed on delegates to Congressiona
convention, and Central Committee, a
follows:
| Bloomfield-Harrison Kelly.
Franklin-Armpstead Scurlock.
Hamllton-SamuelJ Jackson.
Jackson-JameS StoreT.
Jefferson-Dr. T. j. Griffiths.
Liberty-G. l.. Behem.
| Lick, lst Precinct-T. S. Matthews.
Lick, I'd Precinct-Wm. Vaughn.
, | MadiSon-Wm. j. Evans.
Milton, lSt Precinct ames Carrick.
Milton, I'd Precinct-H. S. Willard.
Scioto-I. q. Long.
Washington-Dan. Darling.
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The public debt was increased durin G
the month of June to the amount of
S4,419,3S1.
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81. TELEPHONES I!
AAEAsWYGl

For short lines my Acoustic Telephone is the
best in use. l have test line l mile in length
that transmits the voice with such power as to
be heard in all parts of an ordinary room. Send
&c. for illustrated Circulars. jy4t4t
j. r. HOLCOMB, MaIlet Creek, Ohio.
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Atkinson for Prosecuting Attorney by
acclamation, he being the only candi-
date.
Peter Bum was nominated by acclama-
ton for Infrmary Director.
The convention then ballotted for can
didate for Coroner, with the following
result:
w Iiio %
Adjourned.
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| seems that President Hayes is stiI.
determined to do all in his power to Grip
pie the Republican party, and that with
out shadow of reason or excuse, as the
following dispatch in the Cincinnati
Times of Monday would indicate:
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Mr.. Shook was Withdrawn after the
first ballot
The convention then ballotted for can
didate for Clerk, with the following re-
suit:
William H. Horton ............. GO
..... ........
Blank ................ ...,,....
The convention then proceeded to bal
lot for candidate for Commissioner, with
the following result:
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this remarkable narrative. Concealed
| In the attic were found the shall and
hat belonging to Marie, and on array
ing Madame Blondjn In the entire suit.
there was no doubt In the mind OF any
| Of the parties who had seen her, that
she was the party who persopated Marie
Vouprey on the night Of June 7th,
1t was in vain that Madame Hlondin
was questioned for she peTsisenhy re-
any light on then ystery. In the mean
time, however, some Of the faets had
got wind. and Madame Rupert made
an important communication to the
police. She said that. suspeoting her
husband of infidelity, she recently en-
ployed Detective Place to watch him.
end he found that Monsieur Rupert was
accustomed to visit at tho Elondins
| when the master Of tho house WAS
absent. Afterward Place reported to
hnr that he was mistaken. and she en-
ployed private detective, who found
that both Rupert and Officer Place were
on intimate terms with Madame Hion-
din. subsequently the private detective
obtained proof that Place and the wotlaan
wEnT rH1M1MArLg INTIMATE,
though he could discover nothing to
Justify belief itONupert's guilt.
This story opened the eyes Of the
police. and Place was placed under ar
rest. His house. which was on the Hue
PoiesY. was searched. and in a small
garden summer house was found In
tho course Of erection. The gate Of the
garden was within twenty yards Of
whore the severed hand was found. The
Sum mer house was torn down and tho
ground dgg up. Right under the build =
ing was discovered u rough deal box in
hi al hts frf hn ieni,, rirI
were found. The body had been dis
sected, and tho left hand was missing.
cWhan 0lace was awarS Of this die
eSSary, he madRa confession The 40
qnaintance begun with Madame Dton-
din whom employed by Madame Rupert
Apened into familiarity. and on tho
evening Of June 2 Marie Vouprez eamed
upon the guilty pair in the midst Of
their sinful dallianee. That same even
ing. after Marie had retired and was fast
asleep, Madame Blondin strangled her
In her bed Next morning early Place
and his paramour removed the body to
the cellar. having got rid Of I'll the
domeslcs for three or four hours.
Tho b0dy was disseuted and tho pieces
were remeSsd by Place. u few at O
time. and concealed in the garden.
How the hand had been dropped he
enid not tell. Jbut that very night.
after the general order for the search
for Marie was Issued. Place removed
the last parts Of gle body. and with
them tho hand that was found soon af |
terward. Then he put mp the job with
Niue. Blondin to personate Marie. and |
the escape and visit to the VoHprezs |
was part of tho scheme.
On the trial Nine. Blondin positively |
denied all knowledge Of the crime. but |
was utterly unable to explain how she
Dame by tho dress OF Marie, which che
was found thrusting into tho spout at
tho time Of the detectives, visit. Both
the man and woman we're convicted. The
woman being sentenced for life and the
man for ten years.
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JUDICIAL ADVERT EASEMENTS
SHERIFF SALES.
Francois FranelnEues vs WIN. u. Pens.


Francois FranriHEues w. WIN. u. rons
| SlSTH. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR,
| ish of Orleans, No. 9st1-By virtue Of writ
| OF seizure and sale, to me directed by the hon
orahla the Sixth District Court for the parish
| Oh Orleans, IN tbe, above. entitled canse.,
wtli proceed 70 sell at public anrtop at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Expharga Hoy al
street between Canal aud Uustomhouse streets.
| u the Second District Of this city. on FRIDAY
March ~ 1878, at ~ O'Clock m the following de-
4 CERTAIN. .tOT or GROUND, together
with ell The buildings and improvements there
on. situated 1t, this city, In the square com
prtsed within Morales. st. Anthony. BagataIie
ahd Gnodehildren streets. the said lot Of
ground measuring sixty feet front on Morales
ines. Being the same property Inc defendant
herein acquired by purchase from the success
sion Of Tranrisn1 Ramhnia. Jr. as per aot
pissed before A; j Villare q notary public in
sntznh in the above suit.
FORMS !. In cash for sufficient amount to
paP plhint III claim, say fhe sum Of one hun
hred and seventy five dollars, with interest
from tho twenty ninth day Of january. 1915.
until the day Of saie. five per cent attorneys
lees on the amount sued for, three dollars costs
81 cory nf a"t, costs Of suit and taxes de on
the property sold.
a. The purchaser 10 nss1me Ito The extent Of
the amount If his bid The IA ytnant Of a rromis-
sorry note Tor tho like sum Of one hunirr1 and
seventy I've dollars. secured by ninrtgags on
SAID property. drawn by defendant herein to his
own order aud by him indorsed dated January
~. 1916. payable three years after da'e and banr
rug interest Mt tho ,nta If slight per cent unr
annuln from date until pnid
q And The bnlnnee II the price Of a1jndiea-
ton, II any. cash on thee. spot.
fes5 mhs 1919
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MA7UTfNAL.

y Married you, said, et Candlemas,tid
aThere's q button of, love Fancy Dotts 9
with her gabyyish a,lmples and flying halr1
poer little pot-only sixteen last May
tTbis brace Is too short, wife-pray lind me {,
And fI Milton ia sixty il he Is dayl
Love him7 What nonsense7 OF course not my
Love liz plant of spontaneous growth.
Not a forcing house flower. 80 there can't be.
Tic clear,
The ghost NJ sentiment 'twist EN- both,
Magnificent Hettletaehts thousands IN
land'-
"A Mprray-Hil mansion. superb epulpasga' >
What else does she get in exchange Tor her
hand2
selfish, exaetng. ill-tenpefed old hge
remember when Titus cold Tigbt'1 by a
aporn
Was Younger, and sounder In morals aud
hut even then, worth cool million or more
He vac sohelnine and gtaspina. aud greedy
A precious old fraud, dyed and padded, Naninei
.,lFray reach That elixir IL We from the she'll
The gods Of his worship-his gold aud him.
self
just fancy that baby that rrollescme child.
Tied 70 that aniedilnyian Tor lilel
only three yeats your juntcrl' NY love you
deuce take tho stuff fetch the epong, little
wifnl
Well 50 goes the.wotld-' Money maketh the
man.
And money buys all things, Ia Vanity Fair,
Wiyee inelnded-llray what are you laughing
a at Nam
Ia my moustaohe exactly the shade Of my
hair0
lie will max q her the slave Of his every capric.O
A sort Of head valet IA rettioeata, love
A uuatlar ~ ninel tFunnh the bell. duukey.
pleaael)
shall miss that appointment with Teenix by
Joyel
Make Your toilet nj leisure. my dear, can't
stay
What2 My birthday You thought az the
weather is GBe
A drive in the park" tThree- and -axty to-
How women do ohater Eesd. there goes
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
1911 OF ORLEANS
SUCCESSION OF JAMES NJ. sALLEN ~- No
Olo.O44.

WHEREAS, NJ G. CAMPBELL, OF FRANK
w lin. Will tamson County Tennessee. as
guardian, under tho laws Of snid Stnte, Of
james AIlen Campbell Eliza T. Allen Of Kinds
County. Mniesssippi. as guardian Of the minor.
John W. Allen. Of Maury County, State. Of Ten
L 7. Allen, under tho laws Of enid state: Il. b.
eses. as guardian Of William NJ. Allen son Of
james &. Allen, son Of Jole, NJ. Alien. under
the laws of0aid Stats; Robert d. Allen, Of Mau-
ny County state Of Tennessee, ns guardian OF
BENJAMIN N Allen Thomas Loo Allen and Eu-
John Boyle Of st. LAS State ts' Of Missonp RIA as
guardian Of jim Allen Boyle, under the laws
Of said State: and Richard n. Allen. ir. Of
Memphis. state Of Tennessee as guardian Of
Thomas Allen Smith. tho minor son Of +, w.
Smith. under tho laws Of said State. have fled
In this court ~ petition praying that tho testa-
menthry executors Of the late james MesAllen be
authorized to make payments to them ~ guard
lhns OF tho aforesaid minors Of the amounts Of
the respective legncies to said minors under
the will of the deeenaed
Notice is therefore hereby given to the credi-
tors Of the above entitled succession. and to
those Of tho said minors. and to all other per-
sons who may have any interest herein. to show
cause within thirty days from the date Of the
first publication Of this notice iii any they have
or cam. why tho prayer Of said petition should
not be granted
Clerks Office. Second District Court for tho
Parish Of OrleanB this twenty third day OF
feai mRa 1913 IS % Q JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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LEs- Al, NOTIFIES.
A. -. Rawlings VS.. Mrs, q. 5. Hrander.
No Gpao n
~ IHtANA,
Friday. Fai,r,iary III ts7R

Friday. February If. 1919. q
fI'ItE COURT WAs DULY OPENED PRES
a ent their IEpnors; Thomas @. Nfsnniug
ghlef Justice, and robert H. Mari. AIobisde
BeBlhne. William, u. Easan. William u. span-
cor. Associate Justices.
On motion Of Thomas ?. FaFpsr. Of counsel
Tor plaintiff and appellant. and en- suggestion
g the death Of defendant and arnelIee since
his appea was taken. aud constituting The nffl
davit filed by this FSorney that tho hoirs Of
said dennasea are unknown
1t Is erdered by the court that the representa-
appear within three months from publication
Of this order In the official journal Of the State,
or In defau thereof the said appellant will
proceed to have said cause tried aud deter
m neftDccofdipg tn Inv
herHhv certify tho foregoing to be true and
faithful extract from the minutes of this honor
h,le0oonrt of the day. month and year first
aho1 written.
In testimony whereof have hareunto sef m Y
hand and Fixed the seal If saii court AZ be
city Ut New Orleans, this nineeefth day Of Tsb-
rnaty, a u. 1878.
fa2o poS Q ALE ROMAN. Clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR YTHEOPA \
18Th OF ORLEANS.
LUCE MARREHO VI. GABRIEL PRATs--
q No DAG.

(
I HFREBY CERTIFY THAT DON THE
ninth day Of November. 1877, Judgment ,u,s
~ IT,, in Che vYrds Jpnd otlgures folowinge
No o44e-Lueie Marrerts Vs. Gabriel prats.
ps,intifr, ando, on proaucing due proop in
evfIsne,s being n favor of Sid piastiT Il as
Heni by default hefSiH entered on tho sixth
made final. and accordingly thnt thepe be- ju1g-
rrats. pud agatnst Slid GabriS Frats her hus-
tween hsr md Her said husband. and dssolving
10 Tore Sc 1xla,ing b9twess them It i further Or
III Lneis Marraro. do have and recover Of the
said de65Sdant. Gabriel prnts her said bus
band, tho Surn Of one thousand dollars. with
legn! interest thereon from judicial demand
until taid. with the privilege allowed by ny to
married women on the property of their hSs-
bands. and NIL costs Of suit. q
Judgment signed November u, ts77
N. II. HI9HrOH, Judge.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto SGT my
hhnd and affixed the seal II tho snid court ~
the city Of New Orleans 90 this twenty fourth
day Of November in tho yenr of our Lord ont,
eight hundred and seventy seyen
l.. 9. GUILLOTTE,
lea 10 u mh7 Deputy Clerk.
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succession of Lorenzo Carbo. sr.

- ish Of Orleans. No. 80. snl-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification If
any they have or can, why the account pre-
scented by Lorenzo Cnrbo, Jr administrator Of
this estate. should not be- approved and homo
LOCATED. and tho funds distributed In accord
ance herewith.
BY order Of the court.
fel4 10 81 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
oAUCrION SALES.
by Albert Paul.

RESIDENCE ON CHESTNUT STREET. BE-
TWEEN ALtx AND ELIZA STREETS.
sUCCEaHtON OF MHR. CAROLINE TIE
MANN, DECEAsED WIFE or CHRISTIAN
PHILIP HENNEH
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 4O,tt0.
HY ALBERT PAUL. Auetonner ONCE No.
I'D 81 Exchange AlIey-On WEDNESDAY.
March ~ 1873, ut ~ o'clock m. at Meehans coffee
house. corner Of Bouuy aud Vtere streets.
Algiers by virtue Of mn order Of the Hon. A,
l.. Tisspt, Judge of the Second District Court
lor Tho parish Of Orleans, dated 'wen'ythird Of
February. 1918 will be sold nj public auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
and all the appurtenanoes thersunto belonging.
situated in Eellevile. Fifth District of this city.
designated by The No # square No. g, bound
cd ty Chet tnut Vallette, AliS and Eliza streets;
shid lot measures 81 feet inches front on
chestnut street by 100 feet IN depth, hatwesn
parallel lines.
Terms-G Cash on tho spot
Act Of snle before w H. seymour noary
public, NJ purchasers az pense.
fnpi rulu
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uccesslon Of Anton scs,warx

AECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. a9.7s3Notice Is hereby
given to tho creditors of this estate and TO all
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
II any they have or can. why tho account pre-
sented by Veroni ca Trimbache. misunderstanding
Of this estate should not be approved and
homologated, and the funds distributed in
accordance herewith.
By order Of tho court.
fe15 10 az JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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by H,ACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Of Office
- Ny 4f Royal street-zOn MONDAY. Feb
rnHry r. 1879. ut II o'clock 9; N, viii 4s sold
tion.i on ths right bank Of the Mississippi
riWS. in tho parish Of Orleans. about three
nn bs2w ahs gity 81 Naw o,fsans X virtue
L. Tiaot, Judge of tho sseond District Court
for thS parish Of Orleans. dated January 20.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANO,
!. Family Carriage, Carts, Spring Wagon.
Yearlings. & Horses. Fliiss. | Colt. Milcll
Cows, Bull O Calves. ono lot Of Poultry ! Gold
Watch and ChSn, one lot silvsrWars and
Terms Cash OF adjudication.
fptI
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CONSTABLE SALES,
vi. shelly T. Go. VIZ. j. Tore and II. Tore,
in aaliln. 81 49, tnrr

- 7'"SFHJ ~ W.. VIZ a. HUFFE IIIW Il. TUTFG,
in solido: same vs. same.
E'IRST JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans. Nos. DC and 97-By virtu, of two
writs OF fler facas, to me directed by the Hon j.
Paris. Childress. First Justice OF the Peace In
and for the parish Of Orleans will proceed to
1853 julia street. on TUESDAY, March IL, 1878,
at Il o'clock m, the following described prop.
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
Of defendant herein J. Tore. In the schooner
sMd SEAM 81 s. PAX being an undivided
masts. bowsprit. sails. boats, ANCHORS. cables,
tackle. apparel and furniture AID all other
necessarcs thereunto and belonging to said
schooner.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suits.
Tarms-rash on the snot.
fees mh12 JOHN f. WOOD. Constable,