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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

Fargo proposes organizing a board Of
trade.
Fargo has q Shakesperian club that meets
every week.
Jamestown's first concert transpired last
Saturday night.
One otthe Fargo barber shops has q fe-
male tonsorial artist.
Grand Forks will soon have it's daily mail
through to C%rookston.
Tower City, Barnes county, is improving
and growing wonderfully.
Gen. Miles is 10 Fargo as an important
witness in the Brighter murder trial,
The railroad company will soon erect
Q large brick round house at jamestown,
Valley City has a social club of ladies
and gentlemen called the "Melange" club.
The Qui V,vs dancing club of Fargo,
gave their first social hop last Tuesday
evening,
A "grand dress party" occurred st James
town last Mondav evening. There were
sixty couples present.
A portion of the gang of wheat thieves
operating in the n%eighborhood Of Castleton,
are reported to have been arrested.
Bismarck is justly proud of its Touring
mill. The first shipment o! $4,000 pounds
of flour to the Black Hills speaks we'll.
The earnings Of the Northern Pacific
sleeping cars thus far this season foot up
over $4,000, double those OF last wear for
the whole season.
A freight house will be erected in James.
town by the Northern Pacific railway, con.
pany. to accommodate the business of q
city of twenty-five thousand Inhabitants"
A farmer living near Valley City planted
spring, and this fall gathered Sc bushels as
crop. Ten of these potatoes filled q peck
measure, or 40 to the bushel.
ANmedical society for the Red river valley
was Organized at Fargo last Tuesday even.
ing: The Argus says the object of the as.
sociation Is for mutual protection, ipstruc.
Ition and to establish . uniform rate of fees
for regular physicians practicing in this 10.
cality.
A lady stopping at tho Headquarters ho-
tel, Fargo. found in the sausage served for
her breakfast q delicate but elegant gold
ring. which started quitea commotion; but
the proprietor says be serves gold rings reg.
Immediately after Thanksgiving to serve
breastpins, sleeve buttons and bracelets
with hash.
Fargo Argus: L. D. Boomer. the cele.
hrated American bridge builder, who frs,
spanned the Mississippi at Rock Island
passed west yesterday. to consult with
Chief Engineer Doane, at Mandan, regard.
inng bridges generally along the line of the
Northern Pacific, and particularly in regard
TO- spanning the Missouri at Bismarck
with an iron bridge for the railroad com.
IpAny.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
AFTER THE moRmons.

Ogden, Utah, Nov. 2S.-The. grand jury
recently adjourned ct Salt Lake were sspec-
tally charged to inquire into the cases Of
violation Of law against polygamy. The
district attorney and deputy msrshals have
beer hard at work for two months getting
evidence and the result has been four in.
dictments for polygamy. The grand Jury
in their report say they found great difficulty
IN obtaining truthful testimony from Wit
nesses, who, from their own admissions, and
from the circumstances could, if they would,
haye given satisfactory evidence .. to the
guilt or innocence Of parties; that the Wit.
nesses were unwilling or unreliable and
especially 80 were the younger persons ap
pearing before them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
NORTHERN NEBRASKA.

There il talk Of starting = third paper in
Niobrara.
The Niobrara New will 30 enlarged
January Let.
Lime creek postotice, Dixon county, has
been discontinued.
There are over 100 scholars enrolled in
the Niobrara school.
Deer are quite numerous in the western
part Of Dakota county. i,
The bank Of Niobfara will be reor1anixed
and in operation. by. thu Goth inst.
Yankton was we'll represented at the
Thanksgiving ball in ST. Helena.
A passenger coach is to be run from
Keya Paha' beginning December 1.
Six depo.s are building for the Omaha,
Niobrara and Black Hills railroad.
The Niohrara News has changed hands,
John Q. Sausee succeeding Smith & Hill.
A very successful and interesting teach.
en-. institute has just been concluded at
Ponca. t..3
The Dixon county teachers association
will be held at Martinsburg, on the 18th of
December.
About seventy.ive couples celebr ated the
late republican victories Of Knox county, at /
Battle miils, last Friday evening.
An Italian PRESTON his way to Califor.
mia was shot in the head BY another Italian
In OmahG nnsths night Of the 18th uult.
Franz Neleon,. attempted suicide at
Omaha on the 28th ult. Inability to secure
employment was the cause of the rash
act.
The Niobrara News, speaking Of the Hin.
man trial, says: From what We can learn
the actions Of the prosecution would dis
grace the annals of a police court.
The extension Of the Omaha and North
Nebraska railroad to Oakland, a dis.
lance of sixteen and one-half miles, has
proved a rather expensiye piece of work on
account Of the many deep cuts. heavy fills,
and so many bridges-there being thirty
four bridges in all.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
OUR RED BRETHREN.
THE UrEs,

H UTEs.
/, Washington, Nov. 28.-Inauiry. in off.
cial quarters fully confirms Gen. Hatch's
to the Indians that the report of
the advanceso of troops at Los Pinos agency
Is wholly untrue. Secretary Schurz has for
some time suspected that some adverse Gle.
ment was secretly at work to retard, or if
possible defeat the reports of the commis.
sion and he is strongly inclined to believe
that the source Of the present trouble is
correctly indicated by Ouray Is being Nor.
mon.
Los Pinos Agency, Col, Nov. 27, via
Lake City, COL, Nov. 22-The pocket.book
of Mrs. Meeker, containing $3l, taken from
her by Douglas at the time of her capture,
was returned this morning. Douglas sent
II In By . runner to Chief Ouray, who de.
livered 1t to Agent Stanley.
OUTRAGEs IN TEXAS.
Galveston. Nov. 2S.-A NewsI San Anto.
MO special says: Indians are reported dc.
predating in the country west Of Ell Paso.
Texas. A party Of fifteen men went in
pursuit and followed the trail to Cour del
Rio mountain, where the Indians ambush
ed them, killing all but one or two. When
the news reached town . strong party or
gained and started ON the trail. Arriving
at the scene of massacre they commenced
70 bury the dead, and while thus employed
we're fired upon and eighteen killed. The
Indians were apparently armed with
Shapes rifles and are supposed to be fire..
quenters of a United States reservation. A
large force has been organized.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

William Henry Smith, general agent OF.
the western associated press, had made al.
rangements for supplying all newspapers
which are patrons of the association with
advance copies Of the presidents message.
These copies were distributed last Thurs
day, under seal, with strict instructions to
telegraph operators not to break the seals
until permission was given by telegraph,
which permission was to follow the delivery
Of the message in congress. Through some
omission the Sioux City Journal and the
Press and Dakotaian did not receive
their quota of the advance copies
sent out, which is all the more sggravating
the way the matter has resulted. Through
some other source the papers of New York,
Cincinnati and Chicago procured possession
of advance copies, and their this mornings
issues contained the message in full. The
following kilograms received by us this
morning from William Henry Smith, ex.
plains the affair:
"Chicago, Dec. 1.-The premature publ
cation Of the annual message of the mes
sage Of the president in New York, Chicago
and Cincinnati, compels delivery to you
without further delay of the copies in the
hands Of our agents. The faith Of the asso-
ciated press, which ]. personally pledged to
ths presideat, has been sacredly observed to
the moment by all intrusted with the care
of the message since Thursday. The re-
sponsibility for divulging the contents of
this state paper before Its presentation to
congress rests elsewhere and upon other
shoulders. The result Of this publication
out Of ito proper time will be to compel Of
icials to submit everything hereafter to
congress in manuscript delaying the re-
ports Of the press, and largely increasing
the expense for obtaining such news, as
everything will have to come by wire. Thus
all papers lose in the end"
The reckless haste Of metropolitan news.
papers to get ahead Of each other in tn.
contest for the dissemination Of news in.
duces them to 60 to any extreme for tn,
contamination of their designs. For tn
convenience of the newspaper fraternit,
and to assist in placing the annual messag
quickly before the people, President Haye
caused large number Of copies TO be prin,
ed and circulated, through the medium {
trusted agents, in advance of its delivery
He was doubtless the victim Of deep chs
grin this morning, On discovering that me.
of the leading newspapers of the Ian
had taken advantage of ibis endeavor
serve them and anticipated the delivery q
his message by several houra. As new
paper publishers We are greatly obliged I
Nj. Smith for permission to use the met
sage this morning, but ss the mails fails
to Bling il to us, it remains for Us to eithe
wait another day or procure it ~ wiz
One thing is certain-:be president ca
never accuse Yankton and Sioux CITY
premature publication of his document.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

The Merchants billiard parlors have b.en.
moved 10 = location one door north al IA.
mund's and Wynn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

needs . brick yard.

Caution needs . brick yard.
Cisterns and wells are dry In Cameron.
Diptheria is spreading ID Tarnsr county
Coal 10 . very scarce article in Sioux
Falls.
Trains will run into Springfield mex,
week.
A Methodist church has been organised .,
Gary.
Dipsheri. 10 amid form has appeared ii
Canton.
The God ,ssiSplsfs OF s,r' Rapids have
,dishapded. a
Tho .own site of Parker contains eighty
Cressof land.
watertown has the best school building
In that section.
There wore three Thanksgiving balls In
Sioux Falls this year.
Nearly every kind Of business is now req
resented in Scotland.
The railroad track q nov laid 10 Wolf
creek, near Farmington.
Twenty dollars per foot was paid for land
Ia Deli Raplds last week.
g. Z Y. Kelloee, of McCook, 10 driving .
horse that cost $4,000 cash.
! Fiahdreaa will have five lumber yards by.
the time the cars reach there.
Muskfats. badgers aud mink, are being
trapped in Turner county this fall. ;
Z. L. Ackley has built a small dwelling
house on his homestead near Rockport.
The james river is higher now at Rock.
port, than At any time since last spring.
Jacob Max, Of Yankton, is proprietor of
|. hardware and dry goods store At Memo.
New huildings are going up in every !
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II you want any Turkeys, Chickens.
Butter, Eggs or Oats, address
SUING g. STRATTxAN.
st. Helens, Neb.
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new and nice,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
/ ish Of Orleans Mo. u sIs BY virtue Of a writ
~ fleri facias. to mo directed by ths honorable
the Filth District Court for the parish OF Or
ienns. 10 tbs above entitled causs Tor city taxes
Df 1879, will proceed To sell nt public auction ut
tho Merchants and Auctionsera' Exchange
HoyH street, between Canal and Custom house
| streets. In tbs becond District Of this city on
FRIDAY. October II. 1879. mt Ia O'CLOCK M.
-" e oEaTafN a9T pohTi6N soe Oh dhouND sit
| uated in the First District Of this city, In
squire number ono hundred and Bi5ty-thrsA
bounded by Magazine, Camp. afrod and Lafay-
etts streets, and designated as follows. Lots
numbers seven and eight, measuring forty
two fset front on Magazine straet by one hun
dred and ssventy-one fest In depth lot num-
front on Hirod street. BIZ ono hundred md
lsss " sfI or aneUsp alt
Tsa W. III 1If,er one Auudkad AlId uLr
snt md bCTiAt streets. and doef3HAted AsIs.A
plumbers ono 70 twenty -four, measuring three
hundred feet front On Magazine street by thrse
haa JEh III Y dfsdpStaf1os or GROUND s,-
untsd In the sixth District 81 this city In square
nnmberIone hundred and ninsty-et0ht bound
cd by Magazine, Bordeaux Constancs and Ty-
ons streets. and designated as follows Lots
numbers one to six, measuring two
hundred and nineteen feet front on Magazine
street by ono hundred and twenty four feet Ia
feet front on Lyons street by ons hundred and
fifty feet In depth.
Seizsd In the above suit.
'e o J. Il. ALGHE gAUTHkEAUx.
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish OF Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans vs.. James Gar
d far Ir

E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR.
= ish Of Orleans. No. 1248s BIZ virtue Of a
writ OF fert faciaa, To me directed by the hon
orable the Filth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. for City
taxes Of 1879. | viii proceed TO sell at public
auction, At the Merchants and Aucrtoneers' Ex-
change, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomiouse straets, In the Second District OF this
city. on FRIDAY October 30 i879 at u
o'clock m. the following described property.
TO wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. ait
uated IN the First District OF this city. In
sauare number three hundred and hfty-saven.
bounded BY Howard, Erato, Freret and ThaIia
streets, and designated as lots numbers seven
and eight, forming the corner OF Howard and
Eralo streets. measuring sixty four feet front
On Howard street by one hundred and twenty
six feet Ia depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. Il. ALCEE aAUTHREAUY
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
sea- Oc4 II IL Is 30
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The city of New Orleans W.. Mrs. Camille
H. ftirnrtfsy.

IIfFTH DlRTRIGT COUNT ron THE PAR
II ish Of Orleans. No ,c2r by virtue Of
writ of gar fm,Ias, 70 mo directed ~ Tho non.
ptnhn tho Filth District court for tho pHrlah Of
Orlaana. IL ihs nbovo entitled cause Tor city
thsea Of 1910 I Will proceed e sol Mt public
auction ~ tho MERCHANTS and Au0tioneers' Ex
| chnngs ItoYnl street. betWssn CANAL md Gus
| tnmhonsa streafa, IN tho bsnonh Dlairiat q this
city. On FRIDAY, October 10, 1919 NJ "a
n'nbGk m, tho following described property.
to wit
A CERTAIN POTION OF phoUND, sit
untnl In tbs Rncnnd District III this city In
| tree Jefferson. H Potter and Dncntur .stroets.
md deHenatol as lot number eight. forming
The cprnhr 81 Ghhrtroa and Jeffetson. streets,
nlsllsurng nifty nne fest front pn GhartEsa
| street by anynntg sghl feat IN depth md front
a CERTAIN PORTION OF HtOUND sit
nated In tho Hefnhd District ri this Oily, In
squire nnlnber MY nlu". bannde1 by 81 Ann.
Honrtnn. Ituynl md Orlsnna strneta. and form.
Ing The corner ~ ~. Ann and Royal atreste, and
tnonsuriug any three feet front on st. Ann
etrset hy sevenfy fhat In depth and front on
'sh' GEhTAIu PORTION or GROUND. sit
,latsJ In tho First District "f this city In square
number two hundred md ono bounded by fo-
lgrnun Uraula, Felicity. ~. Charles md Fry
tnna srests, and designated ns lot number
four. mensurlnR forty seven foot front on ro-
lyrnnin street hy ono hundred and sixty feet In
< CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. ejt-
uhtsI in tho Hseond District ~ this ciy. In
squire number seventy, seven, bounded BY IT..
Philip. bourbon, Danphns, md Ursullnss
stresta, hul 1sstRnnfa1 ms lot number ono,
forming tbs corner ~ Ht. Thlip ind bourbon
| atreets. usasurlng ffty slgbt fsst front on
Rourbonstrant by ne hundred fset In depth and
front gu ~. PhilD stree
A CERTAIN sOUARE or GROUND. sit
unfed In tho Third District NJ this CITY. aud
| designated ns square number two Thousand five
| hundred md seven. bounded by Parts Avenue.
| Eruxees. Manuel md BshHr0gnfd streets.
sslzsd In fhe above suit
| Tbrms Cnsh on tho spot.
J.. r.. AIlCEE GAUTHREAUX
| Clgl sheriff NJ tho Parish OF Orleans.
Il,
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES
rne city Of New orleans VS.. "oaes rnefer,

The city 81 New Orleans VS.. Moses Phefer-
INITTII DIBTEJGr COURT FOR THE PAR
u lal Of Orlenna No. II, wl Nv Virtue ~ q writ
nf neri fneInH TO mo directed by tho honorable
Tho Fifth District Court for ne parlsf, % Or
lnnua in tho ni,pva entitled cnuan fnt oity tnxea
of ih7o VIII proceed to soil vt publ II nnhlon nj
tho Merrlnnte and hueInnoere' Exchange.
RIVAL strnnt betWean Gnnnl nua Gustumhnuee
s,rnoe. IN tho Hncnnd District ri This city. on
FRIDAY October 10. iRJ9. at ~ nnlpnk m. tho
a uTilTAlN petition OF GROUND sit
united in thr First District ri this city. in
eu,rnra nuu4her ono hundred mud fnrty nlno,
bounded by Orange, E"llcity, Richard, Ghinr
uumber snv"nt"on menanrlng 'Wony atx fant
front on Grunge Hirast bv one hundred md
twony four foot elgIt lnnhoR ~ hrph
A CERTAIN POlErIDN or GROUND, SIT
number ono hundred mud nifty four. .hauntl~l
by IhnIn Menomnmn, Gntnp nnd MngnMtin
airaeta. md dosenntei ns lpt p,lml,ar nYe
nienanrIng iYnnty- eIeht foot front on Thnlln
street ny ono hundred md twenty sovon feet
ton inri,ne IN depth
4 lEIsTAIN rOIlTION or GHOUNI ali
untnt In tho First District Of this city w a1llnro
numhNr threo hundred nua tWoniy efln, hnnd
cd hv Maipn,nhun. Fruhk lin I.ilNfty mud Tatp-
aicoro airnnin md hnaignn'oh ns ioi lumbar
iwo. moasuflnR thlttYsfour feel front on Mol
pomona Htree, hy ono hundred md twenty
aovnn fnnt .,lpo ihchee IN depth.
A CERTAIN fOtkTION or GROUND, sit
United in Tho First Dla'ri"l II this 'ty, ~ square
Gnml. Erntu. Magazine md ThuIin aireNa. md
1nelgnntah ms. lats ntImi,nie twenty Four hnd
twenty nvn ulnna,lfng aheh tWanip Four fNnl
front on Ininp eifnat by ono hundred md
twenty r. nt In dnuih.
HeI2ed IN Tho above suit
Forms Gnsl ON tho spot -...
Civil Nhnrlf If tho lnrlsl, "f Oi"nna.
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rhc city of New Orleans William
Moral do GrirAmNnd.

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish ii Orleans No. l2.alG- BY virtue Of nwrff
orahir the Fifth District Court or the parish
If Orleans. III the above ontitI"d cause. for
lie nu,tion. at lila Merchants ana Aue,ionenrs
Exchange, Royal 4trcet. between Canal md
Cnstomhouse streets, Ia The Second District 81
O'clock M. tho following described property.
10 wit =,,,
square number two hundred ana tfty-four
bounded hy Dumaine. Prieur, Johnson and ST..
Ann streets, and designated ns lot number
eighteen measuring tWenty-stN feet front on
Dumaino street by one hundred and ten feet In
depth.
Seized Ia the above suit
Terms-C!lsh on the spot,
J. t. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
Aaa-,
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zinc CITY Of New orlean. vs.. Y. c. Palmer.

shc Gfly nI view OTieAHh W. H. u rainier.
LNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il lsIl Of Orleans, No. lI7zo BY virtue Of a
writ Of feri fHciAa. 10 me directed by the hon
orablo the Fifth District Court for the parish o.
Orleans. In the above entitled cause, for city
taxes OF 1879 | will proceed to sell at pnblic
auction. at the Merchants and Anetloneers'
Exchange. Royal street. betWsen Canal and
Customhouae streets. la the Second District Of
this city. on FRIDAY. October 90 1870 at 10
O'Clock m. the following described property.
A CERT AIN PORTION or GROUND. sit
uated In the First DIHtrict OF this city. In
SQUARE number t"o lnndred and seventeen,
bounded by ST Charles, Carondset st. Joseph
and julia streets and designated az follows
Lots numbers hive and six, measuring fifty
four feet ten inches front On st. Charles street by
one fndfed and sixty feet six inches In depth
lots numbers fifteen ard sixteen and the i'm
proVemcn,a onlot4 numbers fifteen and sixteen.
ff9nt y go, "a G q 5tEee Il etarr
uated In the First District Of this city. In
square number seven hundred and six. bounded
by Palmyra, Genots. Clark and Banks streets
and designated az follows: Lot number one.
forming the corner Of Palmyra and Gen6is
streets measuring thitty-four feet eight inches
front on Palmyra street by one hundred and
thirty-four feet eight inches front on Palmyra
street by one hundred and six fest Ia depth !;
lot number eight. forming the corner Of Pal
myra and Clark streets measuring thtrty-four
feet eight inches front On Palmyra street by one
hundred and six feet In depth; lots numbers
four inches front on Clark street by one hun
dred and thirty eight feet six inches In depth !;
lots numbers twenty-one to twenty y four, forn-
ing the corner OF Genoi9 and Clark streets.
meas uring each thirty-tWo feet four inches
front on Genois street BY one hundred and
thirty eight feet six inches Ia depth and front
ing on Clark street.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot,
j. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAC2. ~@
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
Seg7 70 Oc4 II IS 70 80
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The CityOf New Orleans vs.. Mrs. samuel


E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAE-
isf Of Orleans. No. ~. sGs By Virtue Of Il
writ Of ii"r fncMs. 70 no drectnd by the hon
ornbl" the Fifth Distri"t Court for tha pariai Of
Orleans. In tho above entitled cmnse fer city
taxes Of 1870 will proceed TO sel st public
auction. nt tho Merchants md Auctioneers' TX
"hnngn, Royal atreht, befWnen Cnnal and Cns-
city on FRIDAY Octooer 20. 1879 at IL o'clock
m. the following described property, to Wit
IN tho Fourth District Of thia city. In square
number two hundred ana sIxteen. bounded by
Fourth. St. ChnrlnH PrYtnnia and Washington
streets, and drslgnnted n9 lots numFlsra nine
teen md twsnty -four. nnaauring fifty. five feet
front on Fourth street ny one hundred and
twenty nlne net In iepth.
Seized In the above suit.
TGrmS-C n3h on tite spot.
J. r. AICrE GAUTIIREAUX,
Civil Shnrif of tho Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Mathew
Mooney.

LIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish of Orleans. No 14,257-By virtue of a
writ of f1eri faeias TO me directed by the honor
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause. for city
ton. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. In the Second District Of this
city. on SATURDAY. October IL. 1879. ut l.
O'Clock ~. the following described property. to
wit
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the First District Of this city. % square
number two hundred and forty-nine bounded
by Terpsichore Melpomene, Dryades end Ba-
rome streets. and designated as lot mum Der six
teen. measuring thirty-tWo feet front on Terp-
sichore street by one hundred and twenty eight
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
SEQ 16 % 30 OCT IL