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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-28

A Coon CEMENt.-A good cement
for mending almost any thing may be
made by mixing together hthsrge ana
glycerine to the consistency OF thick
cream or fresh putty. This cement e
useful for mending stone jars or a1E
coarse earthenwarc, stopping le9ks ID
seams of tin pans or washbo'-eis.
cracks and holes in iron kettles e.2.
| have filed holes an inch in diameter
in kettles. and used the same for ye5Is
in boiling water and feed. 1t ma.
also be used to fasten on lamp tops 70
tighten loose nuts, to secure loose bo-s
whose nuts are lost, to tighten loose
joints in wood or iron, loose boxes I-
wagon hubs, and in q great many o-i--
ways. In all cases he articles meHt.
ed should not be used till the cemsA.
has hardened, which will require from
one day to a week, according 10 lI1
quantity used. TbIs cement viii ID.
sist the action of the water, hot o.
cold, and almost any degree OF he2"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-28

REMEDY FOR EARACHE.-TheJ Joil1..
nal Of Health gives the following
There is scarcely any ache to which
Children are subject so hard to bear
and difficult to cure as the eaIache.
But there is a remedy never known to
fail. Take bit of cotton batting, put
upon it pinch Of black pepper, gather
it up and tie it, dip in sweet oil, and
insert into the ear. Put a flannel
bandage over the head to keep it warm.
1t will give immediate relief.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-28

DEATH TO PoTATO-BEETLEs.-Ths
man who will pass by a potato-beete
at this time of the year without crush.
ing the ten-striped nuisance Is public
enemy. Whenever a beetle Is seen be
should be annihilated on sight The
early potatoes should be looked over
carefully while they are small. and can
be easily gone over. Every egg patch
should be smashed and every beetle
killed. If female beetle be allowed
to escape now, her progeny NAV
amount by the end Of next October to
sixty millions. A little vigilance now
will be worth a 100 pounds Of Paris
green a few months hence. and more
over will leave all your insect friends
living, instead of involving lhenin sl
universal massacre. The indications
at present are that rs far east as To-
rontO, the pOtato-beetle has done its
worst, and is being evertaken bv is
own special enemies. East OF that
point we presume that the beetle will
be as bad as ever. But west @. ita
little energy and care in picking the
first crop Of beetles would 50 reduce
their number that hereafter they NIGH.
be left to their own foes
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-28

CURING DRUNKENNEss.- Wis
consin physician, who prescribes Gin
chOna as a cure for drunkenness, saws
the red bark and rot the yellow,
which is usually sold in ding stores,
Is the kind for the remedy One
pound of red cinchona, pulverized and
added to pint of water, is stepped for
Twelve hours, filtered in diluted alco-
hol until the tincture is reddish brown.
Dose, teaspoonful three or four times
a day or when drink is craved.
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To PREVENT DECAY IN MEATS
Sprinkle on plenty of pulverized bo-
rax rub it well into the meat, and
let it remain five or ten minutes or so
on ice, if desired. just before cook
ing wash it well in a strong solution of
borax water, and do not rinse again.
If it is to be boiled or parboiled, add a
little borax 20 the water in which it is
boiled; quarter of teaspoon will
answer
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A PRECAUTIoN.-An exchange =! :
"A gentleman who has tried the exp.
ment for number of years, desires =.
to say that birds and ground-noi1,,'
may be certainly prevented from g. e..
ing corn, etc, on the fields, 10y the ~ y,
lowing simple process Pour vi
pint of coal-tar into a bushel ot sne'.ts ~
corn, stir them together, adding ID
meantime a little lime or ashes; "
well mixed, plant it. This h-
has never failed him ss .
protection his orrel"-
corn. Let those 0, 10
depredators above mentioned, w w.
experiment.
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The great celebrity of the TIN TAG TOBAC-
co has caused many limitations thereof to he put
on the market. " G therefore caution all Chew
ers against purchasing such limitations.
All dealers buying or selling other plug tobacco
bearing n hard metallic label render hem Ives
violating our trade mark punishable by fine
and imprisonment. SEE ACT OF CONGRESS,
AUG. II. 1915.
The genuine LORILLARD TIN TAG To
BACCO can be distinguished by TIN TAG on
each lump with the word LORILIARD stamped
thereon.
over loss tons tobacco sold in 1877. and near
ly 5000 persons employed in factories.
Taxes paid government in 1877. about IS. 500. .OOs
and during past - years, over $50 OOO. 900.
These goods sold by all iobbers at manufactur-
er's rates.
e. The Tin Tag Smoking Tobacco is second
to none" in aroma. mildncss, purity and quality
April y. 1S7S.-3m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
AUCTION SALES.
by @. 4. Girardey.
THE CHOICEST PROPERTY

In market for banking insurance, tho whole
sale and retail trade In any line and mn
Investment Of permanent value and pro-
o.. duetivenesa, tho elegant Iron front four
story brick stores, Nos. 40 Camp and liG
Common streets, IN tho square formed hy
Camp. st. Charles Common and Gtavler
streets. contiguous and admirably adapted
for the lending interests Of commerce. POSI-
tive sale on easy terms and long credit,
10y q r.. GIHAEDEY Auctloneer once No.
- n Ganp street SATURDAY, December u
1879 ut ~ o'clock m. Mt tho 1T Charles Auction
Exchange, will positively he sold at publ" aue-
ton by consent y parties
THAT CHOICE COMMERCIAL, PROPERTY.
designated 10y the Nos. ~ Camp and ZIG Com
mon streets In tho square bounded by Camp,
ST. Charles Common and Hravlar streets u
comprises two contiguous lots. with fronts on
each Of Camp and Common streets. measuring
~ feet inches front on Camp street, by depth
Of about ~ feet. betwnen nearly parallel limos,
feei & inches by n depth Of ~ feet inches. be-
tween lines almost parallel, fSee plan Tor exact
dimensions Together with oil the Improve.
,uanfa thereon comprising those stylish and
durnbly constructed four story iron front brick
stores known by tho Nos. ~ Camp aud l1G Com
mon straete Their central location, prominent
81 raets, alrording superior light. aud an unusu
ally eomrnodfpus interior. adapt tho property
To- all the leading interests OF commerce 80 con
enormously ceniered In Its Immediate nsiRhhor
hood IT Ia near the CITY and ~. Charles Hotels
md In the same square If those popular insti
tutions-the Chamber Of Commerce. tho Canal
Louisiana National ana mo Louisiana Hthf'
National Banks tho Germania. the Teufonta
the FIremen's, tho Homo and Hibernia lnsur
anrs Companies. more desirable invosman
IL seldom offered. The attention Of capitalists
Ia specially invited
Tarms- One third or moro cash. ut tho pur
chasers option md Tho balance at ono and two
or ono two and three years for notes specially
secured by mortgage and vendors Hon, benrtnt
oil tho usual clauses of per cent per annHH
Interest from tho dry Of sale until fnal payment
& per cent attorneys foes In event Of suit 10 on
force collection and purchaser to keep The I'm
provauenta insured and transfer tho policy Il
The holders Of tho notes md Hssume tho taEn
duo and eEgiht, In 1919 over and above tn
price Of adjudication.
Acts of solo before Thep. GuyoI. ESD, uotar
public ut the expense of the purchaser.
ti
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FOR CONsTABLEs.
FIRsT WARD.

FIRST WARD.
JIM. Burns. one hundred and thirty votes.
Joe Keys forty five votes,
SECOND WARD.
r FreyIar seventy one votes.
W H. Moreland forty eight votes.
THIRD WARD.
O. G. Walker one hundred and one votes.
w H. Barley. seventy Tour votes.
FOURTH WARD.
r. q. Bright. three hundred and fifteen
II " Bishop, two hundred and ninety seven
Isaao slveratelu ono hundred and eighty
JeT Terrell. ono hundred and seventy two
votes.
J. ] Minis. seventy Ave votes.
Alexander Gray, lfty savan Yotea.
For POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
J Slack ono hundred and iwenty -one votes.
H. T. Boulware fifty three votes.
SECOND WARD.
IL TAYLOR, eighty four votes
Edward Gross. forty votes.
THIRD WARD.
NJ ! RandIln one hundred md three votes.
David Moore. sixty eight votes.
FOURTH WARD.
r. w Handle three hundred md thirteen
George ". Howfa. ono Hundred and oleht,
votes.
FIFTH WARD.
O. b. IIafIln. sxty-six votes.
Irwin Taltnn, siyty-eight votes.
And acting bv virtue md In obedience tn the
duty imposed upon mo hy said net, do hereby
declare tho following named persons 70 nave
baen duly elected TO the Offices hereinafter men
toned each OF said rersons, SO announcer
having received the greatest number ot votes
oast for the office for which such parson WINS
candidate and to which he has been herein de
olnrou duly plnrtpi to wit.
REPRESENTATIVE !. Carter.
Parish Judge II 9. Drew.
Sheriff w N Collins.
Coroner-W William Liaso.
Justlrna Of the Peace First Ward, T. II. Nc
Crack en- . Second Wprd. Timothy 0kley: Ehiro
Ward James Ford Fourth Ward, n tie hetweet
S. Goode md W. 9. Smith. Fifth Ward, .
I, Nolaa.
Constablos -Flrst Ward. J. NJ. Burns Recon'
Warh H. Frazier. Third Ward, q. o. Walker
Fourth Ward. r. 9. Bright; Fifth Ward, J. J
Minis.
Police Jurors First Ward, John Slack. Sec
ond ward I H. Taylor. Third ward y. J
Ward. Irwin 'faop,
Given under my signature and tho seal Of the
State If Louisiana. at tho city nf New Orleans
this sixteenth day Of Denomber. A. j. 1878.
WILL A STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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A SUPERIOR INvEgTMENT

SUPERIOR INVESTMENT
IN ONE OF THE CHOICEST BUSINESS
STANDS OPPOSITE THE FRENCH
MARKET.
BEING ONE or THE sTORES OF HENKE's
POPULAR FAMILY GROCERY,
CORNER OF OLD LEVEE AND ST. PHILIP
STREETS.
dye. r.. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer Once No,
- II Camp street SATURDAY, December u,
1879 MT n O'Clock m, ut the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, will positively be sold NJ pubic
auction. by consent of parties ,,<,,.,,,,,,,.,
THAT PROMINENT AND RUCCESSEUb
BUaINESS STAND opposite tho French Mar
ket designated by tho No. 2ig Old Levee, now
Potter street. in the square bounded by Old
Lovee Chnrrea Dumaine and st. Philip streets.
Tho lot measures u feet lines front on Old
I.avee or Potter street by 100 feet in depth, md
q feet inches I lines wide In tho rom. Tho
improvements ara known by tho No. 2t3 Old
I,avse street and comprise n substantially built
two story and attic brick store, with i've good
aparttuOnts on tho second floor aud two on the
upper. II Is loasad 10 Mr.. Ilepke. tho we'll
known grocer. until tho first OF September, 1880
Mt tho ratio Of 5000 per nnnu.u. payable month
ly. and tho lpsseo to keep tho property in
repair MT his own expense. Az business stand
In any liue II ia ono Of tho most desrable In
that thrifty and popular neghborhood.
moro snfe and reliably productive inv9sf-
mont cannot be desired. Tho attention OF ehp-
ialisa IL specially Invited,
Terms and conditions One-thlrd or ono hall
cash Mt tho option of tho purchaser. md the re-
mander ut ono or Mt one and two years for notes
specially secured by mortgage and yepd0rt
len bearing MI tho usual clauses OF eight pei
cont por nnnum interest, Ave per cent attorney
fees. policy Of Insurance. transferred, and th'
pIrnhnser to assume the tnXes duo and eKigibl'
In 1879 over and above tho price Of adjudication
Act of sale before Chag q. hndry. ESD. N. J..
Mt tho oxpnnaa Of the purchaser, dol 7 "A t.
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LrIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish Of Orleans No. 9i66-BY virtue OF
writ Of leri ,farias directed to the Civil sheriff
Of the parish Of Orleans By the honoraa6iis the
Fifth District Court for the parish 81 Orleans,
in the above entitled cause. | will proceed
to sell at public auction. On the premises here
in after designated on MONDAY, December Is
1879 at 2 O'Clock ., ~, the following desctloeu
pt one ] DUMMY LOCOMOTIVE, known as
Dummy No. /. now in the companys de 1a e. "a
Bienyile street between olympia aAa ~,
Patrick streets. In the Second District o. thlS
city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. r-,rrrpp.r
J r. ALGEE GAl ! hEAC 49,.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
da1l II ~
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OFFICIAL.
Election Returns of the Parish
of Webster.

DEIT REMEMBERED. THAT ON THIS DAY
ID the undersigned authority. acting by virtue
of and In obedience to section 80 Of act No. 50 OF
the extra session of tho General Assembly OF
the State of Louisiana. approved April II, 1877.
having complied the election returns. flied IN
this Office of the election held In the parish OF
WEBSTER on the fifth day of November. A.
d. 1878. under the constitution and laws OF this
State and the proclamation Ct his Excellency
Francis 7. Nichols, Governor OF the state Of
louisiana giving the names OF all the candf-
dates voted for for the office hereinafter men
toned. the Offices for which each was voted for.
and The number o. votes actually cas- lo ba ea6n
officially announce ana declare the same 10 De
as follows. TO VII:
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
J.J. Carter. six hundred and eighteen votes.
q. w. Warren, five hundred and two votes.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
R. c. Drew. seven hundred and eighteen
W. L. Franks. three hundred and forty-two
votes.
w. Collins, seven hundred and sixty eight
I. +. Green. three hundred and fifty five votes
FOR CORONER.
William Lisso. eleven hundre d and four votes
FOB JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD.
W Regain, flfty.two votes.
I. h. McCracken, one hundred and twenty
votes.
SECOND WARD.
Timothy Okley sixty five votes.
John b. King, ten votes.
THIRD WARD.
James Ford. one hundred votes
VII Pinckard. seventy-four votes.
FOURTH WARD.
s. F. Goode four hundred and ninety votes.
NJ c. Smith. four hundred and ninety votes.
FIFTH WARD.
O. L. Noles sixty-eight votes.
Irwin Talton. sixty six votes
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q q Curry. ope hundred and thirty.two |
i. i. Quinn eight votes.
FOR THE TOWN or MONTGOMERY
John II. Hardy. one hundred and ffy five
'V'es' FOR CoNaTABLEs.
FIRST WARD.
o. Butler. two hundred and twenty three
James Smith. ninety five votes
ron TUE TOWN. or coLFAS.
4. H. Lacroix forty three votes.
aECoTp WARD.
John Anthony aixty-nine votes.
Noah bradshaw. sixty ak votes.
w. q. Lambert. seventeen votes.
THIRD WARD.
Thomas Wagner. sixty votos.
FOURTH WARD.
J. H. Thompson forty i've votes.
FIFTH WARD
W. IT, Norris. fourteen votes.
SIXTH WARD.
T. NJ Rharp. eighty two votes.
sryENrH WARD ron THE TOWN OF MONTGOMERY.
i w. Ellwidso ono hundred aud nifty four
IL q nopera. ono hundred and forty Ave
j. u. Sheppard. one vote.
ron POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WAND.
Thomas Johnson, tht'e nnHu1eh anu lNNhy
votes
III Lewis ono hundred and five votes.
W. J. Tison. nifty seven votes,
THIRD. WARD.
! Kemp. thirty ak votes.
A. y. Curry. twenty four votes.
FOURTH WARD.
NJ Nugent Jr.. forty-four votes.
FIFTH WARD.
I NJ Brian nine votes.
w X bradford anvan votes.
SIXTH WARD.
H. Cbelette forty aeven votes.
T. H. Smith, forty votes.
SEVENTH WARD,
a q Curry aavon,y eight votes.
~ T. OtJuinn, seventy three votes.
J. A, keao. ono vote.
g. w Fifty, one veto.
r. b. Wiiama. one vote.
And acting by virtue and IN ohodlonoa 70 the
duty i'm eaea upon me by said act, do hereby
declare the following named persons 10 nave
been duly elected TO tho offices hereinafter mon
tionad each Of said persons 40 announced nav
ing received the graatnat number 81 votes nast
for tho Office for which such person was y can !,
didate aud to which he has been herein declared
duly elected 10 wit:
Rarreaentaiive- Q. Nicely.
Parrish Judge A. V. Raglan.
Sheriff IL NJ Ja.r.
Coroner Phillip Good.
Justicea Of the Peace First Ward. LORENZO
smith for the town Of Oolfax, 4. l. Grow; sec,
| ond Ward John L. Na1not, lnlfn NHu "rus,
| Janrnix: Fourth Ward 4. Y. Lacrox. Fifl
Ward d. IL Nugenl, Ir., sixth Ward, !. !.
Craig: Seventh Ward &, q. Curry for tho town
| OF Montgomery john II. Hardy =,
| Couatabns First ward. o. J. Butler; Tor tb,
town OF Colfax. s. NJ. Lacroix; SECOND Ward
John Anthony ThTd Ward Thomas Wagena,ry
| IL. Norris: Sixth Ward, T. NJ Sharp Seyentl
Ward, for tho town of Montgomery. J. W. Ell
wjga mt, r.,.,,
| Second Ward J. Il. Iawa. Third Ward, :!
Kemp; Fourth Ward, NJ: Nugen' Iifth ward
j. NJ. Brian Sixth Ward. j. Chelette. Seventh
| Ward \. G. Curry.
Given under my signature and the seal o
the state of Louisiana. nj the city Of New Or
WILL A. STRONG.
| SECRETARY Of state.
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JUDICIAL ADvER EASEMENTS.
sunERIFF SALES.
Mrs. Elizabeth Li.chy aud Husband vs..

"
Christopher Johns.
A,JSTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No ln.2J-BY virtue OF n
writ of fleri farias, To mo directed hy the hon
oraha tho Sixth District Court for tho parish
~ Orleans in the above entitled suit, Will
proceed to sell nj public auction. Mt tho Mer
chants and Auetioneers Exchange Royal
sttept bet wnen Canal and Cuetomhouse streets.
DAY january H. 1879 nj ~ O'Clock m, tho fol
lowing iagcrihed property TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Fituated In
tho Fourth District of the city Of Now Orleans,
in tho square bounded by Philip, Horapuru
Roueaeau and bevee streets designated by tho
number ,hree on n plan by Mochausen architect.
on the twenty NTH day Of March, lstt. and do
posited as plan number thirty five. In the office
LOT measures twenty ono feet four inches seven
lines front on Philip street by n depth, between
parallel lines of ono hundred and fifty nine
feet ton inches three lines, American measure.
ANOTHER CERTAIN FIECB OF GROUND,
in the same square and adjoining tho aforesaid
lot of ground, being tho ono half toward Levee
ri rect Of lot designated ms lot number two ~
tho said plan which said portion of ground
measures ten foot eight inches three md ono
half lines front on Philip street by n depth, he-
tween parallel lines. of ono hundred mud nifty
nine feet ton inches three lines together wit h
aIl the buildings and improvements. rights.
why's oc aiiuatnd on said property.
Eezsd In the above suit.
Terms-C Cash on the spot
J. H. ALGtE GAUTHREAHS,
Civil sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
fp1T "a laT 1p*
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OFFICIAL.
Election Returns of the Parish
of Grant.

1lEIT REMEMBERED. THAT ON THIS DAY
Id the undersigned authority. acting by virtue
OF and In obedience 10 section ~ OF act No. ~ OF
the extra session of the General Assembly Of the
State of Louisiana. approved April II, 1871, hay
ing complied the election returns, filed in this
office, of the election held IN ne parish Of
under the constitution and laws of this State
and the proclamation of his ENcelency Francis
Nichols Governor 9, th a s thn ., h9ats
voted for for the Office hereinafter mentioned
the offices for which each was voted for, and the
number Of votes actually east for eaeh candi-
date rs shown by said returns. do hereby OFF,
cialy announce and declare the same TO be as
follows. to-wtt;
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
James C. Nicely, four hundred and ninety five
O. II. willett. four hundred and one votes.
John H. Gray. four votes.
For PARISH JUDGE.
H. Mcknight four hundred and thirty three
A. Y. Raglan. four hundred and ftty-nne
votes.
HIM letter four hundred and forty six votes
Daniel Fletcher. four hundred and thirty nine
WIS FOR CORONER.
Phillip Good. nine hun rei and one votes.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD.
Lorenzo Smith, three hundred and sixteen
FOR THE TOWN OF CoLFAx.
A. L. Grow, forty-two votes.
SECOND WARD.
John 7. Hadnot sixty-seven votes.
Perry Woods. siSty-siX votes
j. 7. Gratis thirty-one votes.
THIRD WARD.
Robert Lacroix. sixty votes
FOURTH WARD.
S.Y. Lacrox. forty six votes.
FIFTH WARD.
CIR. Nugent. Jr.. fifteen votes.
SIXTH WARD.
FL Craig, eighty one votes.
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No. 4D,l3S.
DY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT RENDERED
- November 25. 1873, sgned November ~. 1878,
to mo directed by the honorable tho Second
District Court for tho parish of Orleans. In
tho above entitled matter. ! will proceed to sell
nj public auction ut tho Merchants and Auc-
tioneerR Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
and Custumhouse strects. in tho 'cond DIS
trict Of this city on FRIDAY, January 10. 1879,
Mt y O'Clock m, for u partition, tho following
described property, to wit
T. ONE LOT OF GROUND. with tho buildings
md improvements thereon. situated In mo
First District Of this city, in the squire bounded
by Poydrna. Prieur. Perdido nnd Bertrand
streets. numbered ten, on - plan drawn by
April "a. 1888. md deposited In the office OF
David l.. MeGoy, late notary public In this
city aud measuring twenty -hine feet three
inches ono limo front on Prieur street by ono
hundred and six feet ton inches deep on the
side Of lot humber nlne. and ono hundred and
one feet two lines deep on the side OF lot mum
Der eleven Eng 'ish measure.
q ALOT OF GROUND adjoining the above
lot numbered nine said plan, measuring
twenty nine feet three inches one limo front on
Prcur street by ono hundred and six feet three
inches deep on the sids towards Perdido street
and ono hundred and twelve feet seven inches
seven lines In depth on the oppOs:te side
English measure, with all tho improvements
tho con. ,
And on the Same day. nj the hour Of o'clock
.. m, on the premises. No. 81 South Prieui
street
THE MOVABLE EFFECTS belonging to said
succession.
Tho whole AZ per inventory on file.
Terms-Cash on tho snot:
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
deg II 23 Ia6 10
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LNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il parish of Orleans, No. 924s-By virtue 81
n writ of seizure and sale. TO me directed by the
honorable tho Fifth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans IN, the above entitled cause.
| will proceed to sell Mt public auction, nj
tho Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange,
Royal street between Canal md Gus tomhouse
streets, In the Second District Of this city. on
SAT URDAY December II. 1878. Mt IL o clock M.
the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
thebuildngs and improvements thereon. rights,
ways and privileges thereunto belonging or In
any wise appcrtaining. situated lying and
being In the Third District of this city. in the
square bounded by Frenchmen. Goodchlldren.
Union and Love streets. and measuring thirty
two feet front on said Frenchmen street. by
sixty-three feet eleven inches three lines In
depth between equal and parallel lines. Being
the same property acquired by the defendant
herein by Inheritance from Charles Testou,
deceaaed according to the mortuary proceed
ngs. No o.. 7G3 OF the docket Of the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans. and the
Oct of delivery of legacy. executed before
Amedee Ducate. notary public, N this city.
dated the twenty seventh day Of January 1863.
and registered in the Conveyance Once OF this
city book l09 fol 10 10.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
nO1o DC de3 10 II u
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SUGGESTION NOTICES.
Succession OF Aurick Johnson.

cECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
> ish Of Orleans. No 4O7 39, 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 nottfl eaion.
II any they have or can, why the account pre-,
scented byfh administrator ofthis estate should
not be approved and homologated, and the
funds distributed In accordance herewith.
BY order Of the court.
delT ~ If JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.