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Tie Army Bill Reported Without
Amendment In the
Senate.
Senate Attempt to Pass the Test.
Oath Repeal Bill Sep.
aratelY.,
Such Legislation Needed In the Interest
Of Southern Dallot-Dox
Suffers.
Movement in Favor OF Addition
al Silver Legisla-
ton.

+,er
-
COALITION GCuE1fH.
run nruoou.ns Inn,rno rou 7ur nnRrunAcr
vorE.
kpeefal Ditpasch 10 7ae Tribune
WARRINGTON, D. c., April s.-Thc movement
Of the Ohio Democrats hero to sccuro an alli-
auce with the Grcenbackers for tho fall cam
n,Ipn has n mich wider sfgniflcaoco than nmcro
ctYort to rarry Ohio. It was conceived by the
frienda of Senator Thurman and In tts interest
for the Presidency n. nca.ust Senator Bayarl
ord thu Eaxtcr1, hard.mo oney wing OF The nar,r.
II "a. hc,,i hv thu Thurman men that IL tho
flh,o Domocrats con1ti h, brought Il, fndorso thc
nlatform demanding: tho substitution of green
hacks for tho Nattonsl.bapk circulation, the
-. c,,,.c. ~ .I,vcr- ond The n1acInr nj sil-
yer hn,,,on m an co,,n},tv with gold. It wou,s
+hs, ho c,av IN caotnre thc Grccphark marty!
,,,a ~. r,,,n,nr ,roron ,ccd n.ner ,nna,ionIsta
ltkc G,n EwIn1 = for Goycrnor tbc nemocrats
con,d c",-x r,h,, arct, a succ.s,, n IA hcld bv
the frtanda ~ Th,,r,,.,, ,vo,,Id IN viow ~ thc
tn,,,-t,n,, ~ eon,,-tror ain r,ect orni win of
ohlo co1nno, ,ta N ,,r2u Do,1iocrnts tn
ACCEPT ruuRM1u.
It IA intended TINT hp shall be tho most nro,n,-
mont aneaker IN tho comine camnalrn m n .an.
sta..a a.. tho p...,ao..,. rt.,n ,s.,.
.xor,r IN the nrvs,nent ho,,ovo thot hv ,his con.
a;a,, .lar .ar, fn.....,1 ,,a .ot,on -; ,,,a 49,.
n.c,,st. 49,, aan.,a1 ttan, ~ ,,s,S ..@s ,,'.
81 's"n e9'psA .1s.u ~ to.e
Western democratic 1dens Of finance. flcreto-
fore, the Eastern Democrats hAro held that tho
necessity Of carrying the Electoral yotc Of
New Yorlr tn ,I,e ,,ection ~ n ncmoc-ot,,
~" .oA ~ ''o o>','.S us'uu w. ~ at'e n.
ifea'ucnt "ou1a oo1'2o western DemocTats
to WalTc their soft.moneT hcresies, md support
move OF tic Thurman men is for tho purpose of
TURNING THE TABLES
on the Eastern Democrats, and claiming that rs
, 1879-04-09
JOHN HOLLANDS patsls Record GOLD ftS


.Ek .nAK MAK,!6ls MAINE.
THIS NEW 1tlTEl! OpESs JuNE is. Situation g.. g.
@iklttfaI. Commanding r4cceat ytew Of Aount.nast
Atlantic OCcaAs and Islands Ut Frenctiman'a DAJ II
sstiSn eea;5sl Few n9tsE x*lk t1om sse
h9tsle Charges 1lVdEssts. Irtms given On 1ppissS
uoA 10 +. G. uEHILE5v YToPtIstas
, 1879-04-09
THE TEEp-OArH.
AN IMPORTANT POINT,

Sptet1 Dtspateh to Ihs Ittbuuz.
WAsAMoroa. y. G., April 8+-The opposl.
lop Of Senator Edmuads to the repeal Of the
, 1879-04-09

Tile Quilted Btates Supreme Court bal In.
formally agreed to adjourn May 1a,-pokubly
one week earlier. There have been disposed of
Ut this .terns, after argument, $50 casea An
unusually larNe number have been settlsd By
arbitration. There remain 100 cases Cu the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23

parliament, now in session. the policy
Of changing the mode Of execution
from hanging to walking . plank into
the crater. Rome, the then strongest
nation in the world, threw culprits
down the Tarpelan rock-why should
not the Hawaiian kingdom, which ex-
lists through its own insigniAcance and
weakness, use q natural agent subserv-
ing economy and making the death
penalty too horrible for contempla.
tion."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23

To SET CoLoRs.-An ox's gall will
set any color-silk, cotton or wooden.
I have seen the colors of calico, which
faded at one washing, fixed by it.
When one lives near q slaughter house
it is worth while to buy cheap, fading
goods and set them in this way. The
gall can be bought for few cents. Get
out all the liquid and cork it up in a
large vial. One large spoonful Of this
in gallon of warm water is sufficient.
After being washed in this, goods look
about the same as new. 1t must be
thoroughly stirred into the water, and
not put upon the cloth. It is used
without soap. After being washed in
this, the cloth which you want to clean
should be washed in warm suds with
out using soap.
ELEGANT AND EXCELLENT ROLLS
Two quarts of -four. one-half cup Of
sugar, Q piece of butter or beef drip
pings the size Of an egg. Scald one
pint OF sweet milk and let it cool, then
make ho)s in the middle of the -four
and pour in tho milk and half cup OF
yeast, a teaspoonful OF salt and set to
rise in warm place over night or until
very light. Then knead it and let il
rise again. When we'll risen cut the
rolls half an inch thick, shape round,
spread over each round Q little melted
butter, and double over 30 the roll is q
half circle, then let rise very light and
bake. Place the rolls in close contact in
the baking pan SO they may keep in
shape.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23

BIRDS NEST PUDDING Pare and core
tart apples /; fill the openings with bat
ter and sugar put into q pan heaping
teaspoonful each Of dry tapioca and
sugar to each apple then put in the
apples sprinkle over them cinnamon
ali the pan nearly full Of water and
bake.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23

The Ouachita Telegraph, of Louisi-
ara. SAYS "The sublime Indifference
shown by many Of the patrons Of this
paper as to the state Of its finances
calls for comment. We are too proud
10 beg, but it is highly probable VIC
shall have to resort to stealing to make
living" ...,,...-.. . 4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23

The Only Temperance Bittsrs Xnown.
to cure ali diseases arising nom an Impure state Of
The blosd. An ehectual remedy for Dy:PeRsla,
Piles and all fenaNle Complaints, DcrO1a-
~. akin ni:eA-es. etc. These B'ttsrs arc cal
great housrh~ld necessity. We recommend We
se1niee 1sitterx for eli chronic weaknesses Of the
Ktdaeya aud Chronic Liver Com ri A1n1o.
For sale by ell druggists and dealers in medicines
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23

bOnS. The punches OF feathers ore OF
prodigious size. OF these bonnets there
are two hundred different kinds. The
most fashionable color for the robe is
called the queens hair, next to it in
repute is puce color. Straw-colored
satin is very much worn, trimmed
variously with gauze, lace or fur. They
reckon above one hundred and fifty
kinds OF trimming. Next come painted,
brocaded satins, each of which has q
name. The most fashionable is smoth.
cred sighs;' apple green striped with
white, is also much in favor; it is called
lively shepherdess.' Hoop petticoats
are very small, slippers are puce color
or queens hair. These slippers are
magni6cently decorated and embroid.
cred with precious stones. Ladies'
dare not show themselves now unless
their feet ere like boxes of jewelry.
The slippers are long and narrow; the
stripe behind is ornamented with Jewels.
Nantes are banished. Ribbons, colora
and garments all have very significant
names. A lady was lately at the theater
in q robe of smothered sighs, orna.
mented with vain regrets, with point
in the middle of perfect candor, slippers
of queens hair embroidered with dia.
monds in perfdious strokes; her hair
curled in super.refined sentiments, with
a bonnet of perfect conquest, adorned
with wild feathers, ribbons of eye defect
ed, with Cat on her shoulders of the
color OF strangers. despairing Medicis
a,d o muff Of momentary agitation"
What lady Of the present can surpass this
dress in absurdity?
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The city of Newt orleans vs.. widow n

sullivan same vs.. Edfne.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ism OF Orleans, Nos. 32,52G and 40 az By
virtue of two writs Of fieri facias to me directed
by thu honorable the Third District Court for
the parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
causes for city taxes Of 1875 and 1873. will pro-
coed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctioneer7' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Cuatomhouse streets, in ths
Second District Of this city. on MONDAY March
"a 1879. at - O'Clock H., the following described
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. SIT
uated in the Seventh District Of this city. in
square number seventy three. bounded by
Hampson, Washington. Burdette and st.
Charles streets. designated as lots numbers one
to five m measuring one hundred and fifty feel
front on Hampson street by one hundred and
twenty-five feet in depth. and forming the cor
ner Of Washington and Hampson streets.
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Seventh District OF this city, IN
square number eighty-one. bounded By secon5
Burdette. Adams and Hampson streets. deslg-
mated as lots numbers twenty one TO twenty :
three, measuring each thirty feet front on Sec
ond street by one hundred and nifty feet IN
depth
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAIA,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
fell % mh7 Ii Il n
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SHERIFF SALES.
John Petit w. Justine perraudat. the
al oE Danrga MilIar

wife of George Miller.
LOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
u uarab ~ Orleans, No. 4b.JpT-By virtue Of u
writ Of seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish 1T Orleans In the above entitled cause,
VIII proceed 70 sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctionears' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Ousombouae streets,
IN the Second District of this city. on NV LS-
DAY. Anil 9, 1879. at - o'clock m. the follow
A CERTAIN ThpAGjff' or LAND. situated IN
the Third District of this city. lying ana being
ON the GENTLY Road and Bayou sauvage.
measuring fifteen arnents front on each side OF
said GENTLY Road or Bayou SauyaRa by twenty
arpents deep on eaoh aide designated ny the
numbers one hundred and nine, one hundred
and eleven, ono hundred and thirteen. one hun
dred aud fifteen. one hundred and seventeen,
ONE hundred and ninsteen' one hundred , and
one hundred and twenty 1--WE, one hundred and
twenty one bundled and twenty nine,
one hundred aud tbirty-one. one hundred and
hundred and thirty seven, and by the numbers
one hundred aud eighteen, one hundred and
dred and twenty four one hundred and twenty
elk one hundred and twenty eight. one hun
dred and thirty, one hundred and thirty two,
one hundred aud thirty-f four, one hundred and
thirty-aix. one hundred and thirty eight. one
hundred and forty, one hundred and fory -two,
one hundred and forty. four. one hundred Tar, ard
eighth d March. is5s, and deposited III The
a. TEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated at thf
same place. designated by the numbers ohe
hundred and thirty niue one hundred and
forty lone. one hundred and forty three, one
hundred and forty Eve, one hundred and forty
seven. one hundred and forty eight. one hun
dred aud fifty, one hundred and flfty two, one
hundred and ffty-four, one hundred aud nifty
six the whole as per same plan. dated eighth
March. 1859, made by L. II, piie Lees the por-
tion of land taken by the Chattanooga Railroad
which IL hereinafter mentioned aud which y to
be deducted from the forty arpents 81 land
tt.H all tln tfkfTu
and improvements thereon steam engines and
everything thereto attached and appertalning
The Chattanooga Railroad passes through por-
ton Of the forty arpents herein seized and has
take the land necessary for that purpose, say
one hundred feet In width by thirty-seye hun
dred and eighty Ieet, M mentioned In the net OF
purchase.
EelRad In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. H. ALICE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mhT IA n % apps
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r.. Henke vs.. n. osthnF.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR.
, ish OF Orleans, No. 10. 3S2-B virtue Of VIE
of seizure and sale. To directed Dv the hon0f,
able the SIKH District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. will pro.
coed TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, 20.
tween Canal and Cust0mh0use streets tn tns
Second District Of this city. ON TCEsDAIs
March d. 1879 at II O'Clock n, the following dos
scribed property. to wit M
A LOT OF GROUND. together with the Dgia-
ings and improvements thereon, and All Lle az
purtenances thereunto belonging. situated 10 70
the Third District Of this city being part o. IGo
lot No 1873 la the square bounded Dy BaeatsLt.s'
Greatmen Craps and History or kererec stfees'
on plan drawn by J. N. Depoullly t suIFeyppp'
dated March g. 1873 deposited IN tne ONCE .. &
f. Larescne, late notary. 5ald l2t msasufe y,
French measure, about forty-tWo Ie7t iron, " "
Bagatelle street by sixty feet deep, bouhoeii "
the side Of Greatmen street By properly ot De y.
Laplace. on the other side by lot numDeE 0d le
hundred and thi(fV. nine ard In the rear by lou
humber one hundred aud thirty seven.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot r-,-r,rr.rv
j K. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleahs'
fa21 % MT l42I -
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
-. J.n.. !, r.r,.,on va Eliza Lese.ne.

I,TFTU DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR,
IL iah of Orleans, No. qG0f-By virtue ~ win
of seizure and sale. TO me directed ny the non.
orgbla The Fifth District Court for the parish ~
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. VIII pro
eped to sell at public auction, ~ the Merchants
md Auotiouaprs Exchange. Royal street, be-
Sepnnd District Of this city, on TUESDAY,
March 2h 1872 at ~ o'clock m, the following u.s.
eerihed property, 70 wit ,,,.,+, 49,
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uatad III Tho Second District Of this city. In
Suburb frame being part Of n lot designated
bv mo number three IN SQUARE number fifteen
bounded by franklin. Basin. Bienviilq aud
Uonii reefs said uatcel of ground measures
twenty-(l five feet front on Franz liu street by six
ty feet I'm depth between parallel lines. French
measure bounded on Quo side by The other
portion II said lot, aud on the other side by
uropartv towards Bienville street.
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings thereon, situated In the Sec
ond District of this city. In Suburb IRENE.
making paft If lot designated by the number
three In square number fifteen, bounded by
Basin Bienyile franklin and Conti strfEs
said portion of ground measuring. French
measure twenty feet front on Basin street by
siyty feet In depth between, parallel lines,
bounded on one side by the other portion of
said lot number three. and on the other side
nearest Blenvile street by lot number two.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-C Cash on the spot
j. H. ALCEE GkUTHREAUX,
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
r,.fu ~ 4 "a uE
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF SALES.


Blanc aud IIomere Boutte Exsentors ~
Francois Philippe Boutts y.
I'0URTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TuEpAp
\ 18Th OF Orleans. No, 4t.p27-By yfrfue ~ y
writ OF SEIZURE and safe, "a me dlreptad I,v a.
honorable the Fourth District Court for s shs
pnrish ~ Orleans. IN the above entitled eauaa II
viii proceed 10 sell Mt public auction III H.
Merchants and Auclioneers' Exchange. Boyal
street bewepn CHnal and Oustomhotlae strsa,sa
In the Second District Of this city, on gATTffl'
DAY. March ~. 1879 NJ IL o'clock IN S Nv
TIE TWO UNDIVIDED THIRDS belonoin,
to the succession Of FRANCOIS PHJJIpTk
BOUTTL. In the two following uieees III taaIi
estate, with the buildings and Improvement,
thereon viz
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sitne,as
in the First district OF the city of New Or1eansu
in the square bounded by ST. Charles GravIa1
and Camp streets and Commercial AlIrv unaas.
urlnR sixty five feet nine inches and f0ur iinas
American measure, more or less front on ~
Charles street by one hundred md reventv faat
nine inches In detth and front on Commernai
Alley. forming the north corner Of st. Ohatles
and Commercial Alley. nearest Gravier street
4. A STRIP OF GROUND adjoining H..
above lot and IN the same square formertv tbee
corner of Haid St. Charles md Commareial
Alloy, and having ono foot nine Inches f1nr
lines front on st. Charles street by nne b1na.
bred and seventy feet nine Inches In dsttb ana
front on Commercial Alley. "'u
The said two pieces NJ real estate with tha
buildings md improvements thereon 10 the ar
ont Of tbs said two undivided thirds tharanI
hoek Ut one aud tho same time. for one and
the same price
pezed In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
J. II, ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orlsaus.
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ulVli snetln VI ,he atis' vi vi 7''n''
min II II ~ auA
Henry Harth vs.. vars. louisa Hasa,
widow of Francis Bone.


AtIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans No. g4-By virtue OF writ
of 1eri factas, to mo directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Or.
leans In tho above entitled cause will proceed
to sell nj public auction, at the Merchants and
AuctIoneers' Exchange Royal street between
Canal and OnstpmhOuso streets, IN the Second
District Of this city. Oh III ESDAY, April q. 1879,
Mt u o'clock M. the following described prop
erty TO wit ....
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
rights, ways. privileges and appurtenances
thareunto belonging or In anywse Hnpertain-
ing situated IN the First District Of this city. In
tho square bounded 10y Pfytania, Melp0mens,
Coliseum and Torpsichore Streets designated
rs lot number slE. on plan drawn by IT, II.
Pile on the twenty third day OF December, ta41 /.
and Deposited ms plan number eighty three. In
the record Of Theo. Soghera, formerly n notary
public In this city: said lot forms the corner of
Prytania and TerpsichOre streets. and meas-
uring. In American measure. twenty-six feet
six inches and three lines front Oh Prytania
street by ninety six feet In depth and front on
Terpsiehors street and twenty-six feet six
Inches and three lines in tho rear. fronting on
IN alley. six feet ten inches and Ave lines in
width common 10 seven lots, numbered one to
seven. according to said plan.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms CHsh on the spot.
J. r. AJCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff. Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mhT IA ~ ~ ap4 n
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.


I,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans, No, g5G7-By virtue of n writ
Of aeizure and sale,to me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. ! will pro
eeed to sell at public auction ut the Merchants
and Auetioneers', Exchange. ROYAL street, be
tween Cnnal and Cusiomhouse streets, In the
lection 81 the license tax. Many grounds Of
Second District Of this city, on TUESDAY,
April g. 1879 ut ~ o'clock IN. the following de-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, num-
bets three and four. together with al ahd
singular the building and improyennqts there
on. and the appurtenanees thereof. rights.
ways. seryltudea, privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging. or in any wise appettaln
ing situated In Tho Fourth District ot this city,
IN the square designated on he original plan ot
suburb livaudais hy the number one hundred
and two bounded 10y Sixth, seventh, st Charles
and Prvtana streets. aa per plan oi H.. Noel
hansen dated eighteenth Of May. 1916! depos-
ted In the Office Of L.. H. Kenny late notary
public. IN this city, ahd measuring, lot number
thirty two feet, front on ST, Charles street.
by depth each of one hundred and fifteen
feet more or less between parallel Ines be.
Ing the same property acquired ~ Alfred
Marchnnd Mt n sale made by the sheriff Of tho
parish of Orleans, on the first day OF August,
1874 by virtue Of writ q seizure Az sale 70
Court for the Parish 81 Orleans at the suit Of
Alfred Maichand w. II. N. ogden. No. 1910 81
the docket q said court, anh tor when aal,,
the eighth Of Septemher, 1874 registered In the
conveyance office Of this parish. in book los.
folio 4ap.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms and Jnditions- / In cash for sufficient
amount to pay plaintiffs claim, say the sum OF
two thousand dollars ts10O0l with interest there
on Mt the rate of eight per cent per annuu,
from the third day of January 1873. until paid
five per cent on said principal and interest Ter
attorneys fees, four dollars costs Of copy 81
not and the costs and charges OF the above suit.
and ali taxes due on the property 70 b. sold.
j The purchaser to assume. to the extent of
the amount Of bis bid. the payment OF three
promiesory notea secured by mortgage and ven,
doris lien and privilege on said property land
being concurrent with the one sued upon by
plalntinl dated the third Of january. 1873 each
for the sum Of two thousand dollars $4,000,
drawn by tho defendant to hls own order. and
by him indorsed, payable. res pectiyely. two.
three and four years after date. and bearing
| interest from date at eight per cent per annum
until final payment.
| g. And the balance of the price OF adiudica
| tion II any. cash on the SPOT.
J. n. ALCEE GAUTHHEAUX.
Civil sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
1
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES,
BENJAMIN Rosenberg VS.. mrs. A. shey-
innII Of

man ct nj.
L1OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
II parish of Orleans. No. As 245-BY virtue Of
n writ Of nefl facias, to me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth Disttie Court for the parish
of Orleans, In the above entitled cause, | will
proceed to sell ut public auction 1T the Mer-
chants and Auntioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Cnstomhouse streets.
In the Second District Of this city on TU rs
DAY March 25. 1879, Mt ~ O'Clock m, tho follow
ing described property, to vii
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated
lying and being in the First District Of this
city. In The square bounded by Howard. Mel
pomane. Liberty and Terpsirhore streets, and
designated by the number fifteen, Of square
number eighteen. according to plan drawn
by @. T.. Dunbar. late surveyor. on the first Of
April 1913 Said lot measures, In American
measure. thlrty-two feet front on Howard
street by depth, between equal and parallel
lines Of ono hundred and twenty five feet. To
eether with ali tho buildings and improve
IN ants thereon ana oil rights. ways and adVan-
tages thereuuto belonging or in anFwise appsr-
tanning.
Seized In tho above suit
Terms-CAsh on the spot.
J II. ALOEE GAUTHREAUE.
Owl Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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