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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-29

hENNEEEC COtNTl.-h Proi0'e cart, h4hj
at i"grSfd, an fbt Sccnnd .WnHdog ~ .iprji,
1879.
4 LIEN L. NARNEI. Administrator GA the
n estate of Ambrose II. Palmer, late al " ms
low. in said County, deceased. having presented
his first account of administration, for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given tlfc.
weeks successfully prior To the second Nou,lav of
May next, in the hcnncbcc journal, u m,.N =.
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interest.
ed may attend at II l'rubatc tourt then to he he Id AZ
Augusta. and show cause, If any, WHY the SANE
should not be allowed.
II. II. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES IILwlN>, Il, gis,or. 3wI7'
hENNEBEf COINTI-M Prohatc Confi at In.
gasfd, on n, s,r"Hd hoHudB 81 .iprH. IS7g.
WILLIAM l.. HASKELL, Administrator with
w til" will annexed. or the estate 81
Daniel Burns, late OF Farning,lulc, in .aid
county deceased, ing peitioncdior licrI.c ,cl
ut public auction or private sale, the following real
estate OF said deceased. for the pay ont 0td,bts Sc
viz The homrsttH al of said deceased,
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully pIiur to thc second Monday at
May next, in the krAn, bee journal II news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons intcr.s, ci
may attend ut II Court of Probate Then To be hold, II
NJ Augusta, and show cause, il any. why the PRAYER
of laid petition should moi b, granted.
II. II. BAkfK, judge.
Attest - CHARLES uLwI>s, Register. awI;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-29

Call and See the FOX,
AND OTHER BREECH.LOADlNG GUNS.
At, STAFFORD 4 CO.'S GUN STORE,
Augusta Iainr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-29

My new Catalogue for ls79 l. the best and mos.
comprehensive work issued II contains numeroi a
EngrariDgs, illustrating thousands Of the best Flowers
and Vegetables and also descriptions Of all the Beau
fiful Plants Mailed for cent stamp. To custom
ers free. Seeds or Plants by Express or Mail (Saf.-
~ gHaraBteed) WM. r.. BowDITCH, CAS- Warren
St, Boston, Mass oct3OwGn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-29
TO PEOPLE HAVING HOMES
Beautify Your Grounds.

III am prepared to send any parties the following
Climbing Roses. Wistarics, tirnatis, Woodbinc aud
Honey suckle, all of which perfectly hardy and
aud true 10 NAME-at prices lower than ever sold
before. have several Thousand OF each, and am
obliged to reduce my stock this spring.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

NJ, t. having broken an Indispensable attl'
rlc w tahin porcelain, gura IN tho dealer from
WHOM, no hnd purchased the got " anheaver
tn replace IT,
"Have you ANY objection tn breaking M u
anlYe he aaya. vi bought ana FROM YOU last
week. and una ntsee IN arnaahrd. n waa like
this, How mueh'll you take FIT That augar-
hewt there. without the revnfPf
well, the price Ia iitts@n frames with tho
oovar, but Ill lot ynu have the bowl by ttaelt
fur fourteen. Nun ane. tho cover don4nt amount
~ much Ill point III fact ! may say IL III
worthless hmt " wauld look ahautd not tn
make some deduction. A. III knock ali one
trana fur the uevur.
"WhAt ono frame oniy2 Surely. the cover
ni.Rt Iva worth mate than Ono frame
mo, ntr. In reality II ian't worth more
than half Il franc. but aeeing TIN Son I'll call
" " franc aud let you hava tho bowl fnr four
tenn.s'
why, hy lnen, What an as,a I've hanl IL
wasn't THE bowl chat my wife told me- was
htnken II wtta the cover How funny 81 mo
how atupta III liant tho bowl want it'a the
tower. Here ia your one franc don't mind
Wrapping itnp." (NantahGe Into the Infinite
azure III the AtfNsta
.ErilhndM tkaln,al
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The saWtc Hna she ~ss,att M0y.
Hitn,tinuait iGn,,uirev,l


"A hoy, apparently very much nsttatMi,
r,,ahad into n huuao yesterday and aad to Inc
lnUN.
VI don't want Ter alarm yer. but two got
big news. Tho man sent na up from tho lis-
ory atssble IN tell ycf,'' =1
"tfoeh heavens, what IL IL ~
"Why. you knew yet ltttle hoy Aleck. what
the man can't keep outen the livery stable
round the corner r.
"faa. we'll ~
VI toia AlecS just now not to ~ intnr the
Rtahie among tho haraea, but he wouldn't
mind me- n"
sHh, dearl What HAS happened Y"
"ue said HI wanted ter aae what mule II
do when s'rr tinkled ita heels with u straw
"0h. heavena" gasped tho lady, and chung
Ia tic mantel for support
swell, man. var boy AlcnlS got u straw.
anuek M hehin' u aarre mule. ticRled him ell
the hnelss, nh
The lady started fnr tho door.
'An the blamed erittcr never lifted holi. "
4 called the boy. Never SO much rs switched
itss ctissed tail,
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vsnKlmusl.s AcUusMlsl0nn.

The Spectators prediction IN that ono 81 tho
aannatluns Or the rencaa will be the conquest
Ut Maudainy. II IA mere than probable that
u nlare communication FROM Calcutta to tho
ministorH. lnaatinH on Thee laws .iepnHt-
tinn, ma tho alternative W war, would To fol-
lowed by II palace revolution and the elnva-
tion Of some man ut leRat an aana aa other
men 10 the llurmeHe throne. The Hritiah
ALREADY mia very r,vernnent nnt Wi m
tta toana. haA absorbed tho Fiji Islands,
u whole group larger than tho British Weat
india. Tho Tranavaal. half az large aR
France. the aulelman range shy. three Pyta4
trrteratn n haa claimed lii Aaia Minor: and
II haa not. nevertheleaa. added one man u
the regular army.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
s)ssstlr Politics.

Tho campaign on which Mr. Gladstone y
about tn enter tU u,iat Lord Dhlkath from hlH
aeat In Parliament promises 10 be ono Of the
maut remarkable IN the annals of rnrlla-
mentaty warfare. The lnat contest which,
arrested tho attention VI England was That
vi Lord Collin Campbell nsa!nst NJ, Malcolm,
and prior to TINT The GALWAY election. ny
which tho costs VI Mr., Trench, v son NJ Lord
Clannarty, were over sG0.0m.. Thai sum
would have been deemed small early N tho
century. when Wilbetfotoe and bronghn,n
won Their tilumphs Probably the ln.Ht COSTLY
election within u century waH that In North
aiAptnnHhite between The houses 81 Spencer
and Compton, whlul aro reported w have coa.
naph side over FBpp, 900, and had the effect OIL
aondInH Lord Northampton Into exile TOT itfa.
while Lord Spencer waa only saved from ruin
by having the hoafds u Hin glandmother. cid
Sarah III Marlborough, to fall back upon.
Tho exceptional feature In NIL Hlnfstone's
oaae la u candidate II such u contest haln1 not
only MI ex-ptemiar. but aaeullaHauaftan. Ne-
cent cnaotnentA have made II almuHt lmpns-
slhle for nj, election In cost more than #t0n 00D
Tho atlnrll,una expenditures In former days
waa mainly due III The polls being kept open
for weeka, tho electors getting drunk all Tho
time un ffaa liquor.
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TuE ssyENDETTA'' IN INDIA.
iIlon,,my stass,,e, AuTnal III

The recent murder an,nimIttr,i among Tho
tnnn w tile Serand Hnirpchras was. aaya a
kHranhl paper, the untenmo III private vets
tEnnnna. and hhnwa how inng, carefully aud
tinternlineily Il native will work on ~ carry
put hiH puIpnnp. I'ha drum mater vi the reg
iiuent. u tina4lonkinH. tall man. went Vt. lehva
NJ 10 tho Fnhiah ak years aRa, nnd when There
lad nattHy thn vile uf another private ia The
regiment. This hitter, " lnail called Ftttnh
SINH, Waa n Syoti, aud 40 tho alnatnte waa
tldihiv great Again. tho drumsmajar niid
Futteh Shah hnlpnHed "a the two oppualta
HeutA vi Mahumainilani. viz. one WA u
bhlnh while tho pthel Wna Nnni.
Altogether Tho nrnvueatinn wHa very much
Increased owing to theae circumstances, The
nest yeHf Tattnh Shah went un leave and was
Informed III NIL tho circumstances. aud thnh
iinmedaLe plan nt vnnAennre was laid, These
Ill Mt titet tnl,itnd I'D WiLrhetaft, npa For two
yeHiH lot III money wuH apenl IA ahottva
ceremonies aier, Tor tho ihliiinnat only
seemed better AMI better, 10 THE waH given
Mp md tile injured husband determined III w
iii for the INITIAL murder However. appott.l4
nifty Waa wanting iar u long time. Mil ono
night H was aaeeriHined that the men who
Hept naSt III tha IflinsmHiof ware ta he ali
A,larl. There can ho worry ittin doubt that
NIL thnan SnnlR who lived about tho nnne
where Euitah Sinh aatlia from knew ahDnt
thn Intended murder ana that IL had bnnn
aepiaad unnn Tot years, aid yht not thn
allAhtnat thing wi,a even limited thai could
taisa 4 suspicion. About ~ at night the
NEHtn.MnIur Went w alnNlf anu nv y wv lhA
lnittleteia. consisting 81 Fuitah Shah, Mum
tall md n tholnugh- paced rullian called sha-
valley ralno tp the tent. Mailing aoino noao
they hwuAe lnHn eloapn9 untAlda. who
saalsrd them what they had como far. They
Ht oi,ca acknowledged thnif purpose, and III
tho nanc time threatened ~ atab him u lies
lid not held hia tnnHne and lln down nj ohre.
Tho ftat Maa mo frightened thai ha nhasnd,
Still he heard everything and lihn now con-
tessAeu VII hn knpwp. iIe aayH that the three
went hi. Shuynlry ant on tho drum majors
hrnaat and hatd lila handa Mnntali hiu head,
while Fntteh Shah nearly cut lila hcad UT.
Immediately II was done the murietcta
bultea out and aUme infatuation anislng
them, they called ont "Ghof. etor." This
fn,laad the regiment. and eventually tho MUIR
1ef Waa discovered and those apntted with
hlsANi Ws.in MeiStN
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AnorsK.nns society gossip.
INnvaAn nits lOol.l Trnnaorint, J

EKNVSWSH S9ENs NNV1.7 = EHt9HV1 FK771
Our red hretthren out al the eampooda had
another high old time yesterday. For two or
tnreo days past populations OF their fellow
cauntrynen have been arriving from every
part al tho adjacent country, Some Of the
visitors came Il full hundred miles To take d
hand Ill the sport Tho initiatory ceremony.
which consisted principally af fcastlng and
dancing, took place night before last, at
which time the camp was u blaze of light
ana babel of hideous sounds. Miss Flap
Jark-frnm~the-Aleon was the belle Of the
hall, Ii was observed that Young "iop-np-
and-Hlt- Hts-Feet-Ee r-rimes' was partieu-
lsarly sweet un the hewitchtnE maiden. Ho
treated her to grasshoppcr pudding and pine
coffee NO less than four times during the
evening, and squeezed her once NJ hard that
she threw a frying-pan ut his head They
say il will surely make u match.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES,
the city Of New Orleans VIZ. John Ludwig
or Lndowtg.

NsAsAE@
the city Or New Orleans VIZ. John Ludwig
or Lndowtg.
L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
u lab Of Orleans. No ltf3 by virtue Of Il
writ Of tleri fariAA to me directed by the hon
ornhla the Fifth District Court for the parish of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. for city
tnxes Of 1870 ] will proceed to sell ut public
auction nj the Merchants and Auetionsera' Tx.
change Royal street, between Canal md Gus
tomhuuse streets, Ia the SECOND District of thia
city. ON WEDN EHDAY. October 10. 1870. at IL
o'clock H.. tho following described property,
To wit
uated III tho First District Of this city In
square number two hundred and twenty iye
bounded by Common, st. Charles, Carondelat
and Canal streets. and designated "a lot NUM-
Dor ak measuring seventeen feot eight inches
front on Common street by one hundred and
'w 4 CE Hi PPSoRRTIoN OF GROUND sit
uated In the First District Of this city. III
square number two hundred and twenty i've.
bounded by Common. St. Charles. Carondeet
and Canal streets and designated ~ lot num-
bar twenty-one. measuring twenty-nine feet
front on Common street by ono hundred and
sixty feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cnsh on the spot.
]. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
sell 1S as oe1 q 10
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what An Enxllsh HArs,aia IN Required
~ llN.

A correspondent, writing IN mn exchange.
Haya In regard tu fngliah hnrmaida; An Eng
liah girl advertised III London for a situation
Az d harlnald and waH highly inaulted when
Hha received the following raply."l nm about
IN open tilat-elaHa aud handsome restaurant.
and shall want FOL The hnr D pretty and pro-
possessing young lady who will he willing to
make heranlf vary agreeable IN men, To etiA
courage their tliftationn. and to Rnonpt freely
their advances. 10 aa tt Induce them ta fro.
tllinnt the huuan anu drink freely. Hnlary aud
n liberal commission on tho Wines, ain. Please
atidra,u In TIM first instance ID q. H., giving
full particulars aa to height. general appear
ance. and whether willing to carry out thor
oughy tho nbuvo requirements. Carte do
yialto desirable, aud II aent will he returned
immediately" The h1varpa relates that she
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
A cows Aaec.,un for a snake.
IOgtienshure Advance, !

George A. Judson, Of Black Lake, has a cow
which formerly had been an excellent mixer.
Lately the animal has given much less
quantity and her udder became caked and
her lag swollen, One night last week she did
not return with the Other cows, aud search
was made for her. but without success that
night. The next morning the hired man
started out 10 look for her. Afterwards be
found her, and lying coiled near was q huge
snake, .sas large as u fence snake the man
graphically explained. The COW was tied UP
Tor day or two, and then turned loose again.
That night she did not appear, but the next
morning she came around, but MIXED dry.
This liz n strange case Of affection between
the cow and his snakeship.
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useless SSeuscal skill.
[,reletio Bla,!e.1

Some months ago "A couple of our fast and
reckless young men tried e. make u very
short turn of the corner or Cherry and st.
Clair streets, while the horse was going ut u
rapid gait, The buggy was upset and the
Young fellows thrown out with great violence
IA the sidewalk. une Of them remained mo-
tloniess a crowd collected. ana one OF our
well-knoMn German physicians WAS hastily
summoned ~ attend him. The doctor worked
with him patiently Tor some minutes. when d
tience.
'ph. doctor. cant You. cent YOU bring him
tooa"
.'oh. YAH" said the doctor, phlegmatieally.
~ he stopped 10 wipe his heated forehead
yah, can pring him too. but val is de uses
Ilr satE3a ! Ages u IL pfokt."
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The City of New Orleans W.. Mrs. w. II.
Rigeaud

HlKeAu0s H.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
u tsh OF Orleans. No. 14,792-By virtue Of d
writ OF hert facias. to me- directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans: In the above entitled cause, for city
taxes OF 1879. I viii proceed to sell at public
auction. ct the Merchants and Anetioners' Ex-
change. Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District OF this
city. on WEDNESDAY. October Ii, 1879, at 10
o'clock M, the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. SIT
uated In the Third District of this city In square
number six hundred and twenty six, bounded
by Columbus. Laharpe, Where and Robertson
streets. and DESIGNATED as lot number three.
measuring thirty-two feet front on Columbus
depth.
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit.
uated In the Third District Of this city In
square number six hundred and tWenty-seven,
bounded by Robertson. Columbus Where and
Kerlerec streets. and designated as lot number
twelve. measuring sfxty-four feet front on Rob-
ertson street by one hundred and twenty-eight
feet In depth.
Seized IN the above suit
Terms Cash ON the spot
]. r. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
sell 18 as oc2 no
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The City Of New Orleans w. Larhin Toi-
iuar

The City Of New Orleans w. Larkin TOT
war.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
n ish OF Orleans. No. 13.T2s-Bv virtue of q
writ of feri faeias. to me directed by the honor
Orleans In the above entitled cause. for city
taxes of 1879. will proceed to sell ut public aue-
ton. at the Merchants and AnctiOneers' Ex-
change, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY. October 10, 1879 at 10
o'clock M. the following described property. to
VA a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the First District OF this city, In
bounded By Thalia Baronne.. Erato and Dry
AIDES streets. and designated as lot number
twenty five, measuring thirty two feet front on
Thalia street by one hundred and twenty. seven
ie 4 e GE asf.afi PORTION OF GROUND. SIT
uated In the First District of this city, In
square number two hundred ana forty-one
bounded by Thalia Baronne. Cdrondelet and
Melpomene streets, and designated as lot num-
Der twenty-six, measuring thirty two feet front
on Thalia street by one hundred and twenty
elah, d 5Ffs L fSo. Portion OF GROUND SIT
uated in the Fourth District OF this city. In
square number two hundred and ninety-f0ur,
bounded by Josephine. White. Laurent and
Jackson streets, and designated as lots num-
bers nine and ten. measuring stxtY-three feet
front on Josephine street by one hundred and
two feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
J. b. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff for the Parish of Orleans. *
sell is 25 oc2 Us
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Tho Globe reports that thu Pope has lately
received MI autograph letter from the uSar.
who offered to The Holy Father tp protect the
rights III the Roman Catholic clergy III Poland
on the condition that tho PontiiI. n turn.
would exercise hia powers over the Catholic
clergy 81 Russia III inducing them ID assist
tho Russian authorities LII their struggle
against tho spread If revolutionary ldeas.
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A COMMITTEES consisting uf onglneers VI dis
tlnction ARC sitting Ill Saeaedln 10 aettle tho
plans for tho reconstruction vi tho town and
Tor itH protection aanlnRt n repetition Of tho
foundations III All the hu,aep arc to hn or
atone. the walls. to a height of ak feet above
the level Of tho ground, hain9 also Of ,stona
md tho higher parts of brlek. Formerly the
town was protected from being uvefwhelmna
by Tho rlainA Ut tho walters af the 'Ihntas Ivy ~
single dyke, but now three parallel dykes are
To lie constructed, The reconstruction will
,,uf,lltyV tiVH YrHfH.
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Tne city Of New orleans W. Edward Dutry.

LlIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAl.-
writ Of ieri faclns. to me directed by the hon.
orabe the Fifth District Court for tho parish Of
Orleans, In tho above entitled cause. for city
auction. Mt the Merchants and Auetioneers Elk
change. Royal street. between Canal and GUS
tomhouse streets Ia the Second District Of this
o'clock m. tho following described property
to Wit
uated In the Firat District of this city, In
square number one hundred and forty two
bounded by Terpsichore. Magazine. Constance
number eight. measuring thirty-two feet front
on Terpsichorc street by one hundred and
sixty feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sell is rs oc2 o 10
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The City Of New Orleans Va. n. n. Virgin.
IyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR

HuFIH DlsThlUT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ISL Of Orisnns. No. 1f87s-By virtue Of n
writ Of neri faeias, to me directed BY Tie hon
erable the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, In tho above entitled eatlse. for city
taxes of 1879, will proceed 10 sell q public
nue.i ion. ut the Merchants and Auetioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Caual aud
gustonhouss streets. n the second District 81
this city, on WEDNESDAY. October H. 1870 at IL
o'clock NJ. tbs following described property. TO
wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In tho Sixth District OF this city. In
SQUARE number one hundred and fourty-four
streets. and designated us lot number three.
measuring thirty. feet front on Cadlz street by
one hundred and twenty feet In depth
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the Seventh District OF this city, In
square number eighty-one. bounded by second,
Adams Burdette md Hampson streets and
designated MS lots numbers eighteen and nine
teen. measuring sixty feet front ON Second
street by one hundred and seven feet In depth
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
4
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Ancient ana Modern Population.

I'D. w. vonrhiea.K Hpeeobl
Wa lind In Middleton's Life OF Cicero" thnt
all tho populations. eStortlons, brides and lnr-
cenies charged against Verres, during his
entire administration Of the affairs Of Sicily,
did not exceed $a0nn, 400, equal to one-third Of
sion VI tho New York 74.ibt:ne made ut the
time, Gov. Scott frHudulently Issued the bonds
Of South Carolina In single transaction.
And yet you are expected to be shocked and
Mortified because the people OF the South do
not vote the Republican ticket!
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'The Mixhc.t Isdurati
Is,prtnrflald Rep,hltnnn.l

Over two thousand hoys and glrla werc
turned back into tho streets when the public
schools wern opened In New York this au-
tumn, because there WINS no room for them.
When thia IL tho aase IL is not and cannot be-
right to uao tho public school money for what
III called higher education M New York does,
supporting u college and q girls Normal
school Tho hishtat education Ii that for
which there IL tho highest need, and that edu-
cation IN tho teaching Of young children In
tho nrlmariea
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The City Of new orleans ". widow y.

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR-
II ish Of Orleans, No. I3.o76-By virtue Of q writ
OF feri facias to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
In the above entitled cause, for city taxes ct 1875
will proceed TO sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customh rouse streeta,
In. the Second District OF this city. on MON
DAY October g. 1879. at ~ o'clock m. the follow
ing described property to wit
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
Hated In the Second District OF this city, In
square number one hundred and forty. and
bounded by ST. Claude Ursulines. Bayou Road
and Liberty streets. and designated as lot NAM
Der two. measuring sixty-four feet front on St
Claude street by one hundred and forty five fest
In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
]. h ALGEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish OF Orleans.
ee4 II 10 40 oe2
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When tho etnperors met thIs month Ut Alex
Rndrowo. not only we're the railway buildings
aacka and police, but express trains wore not
permitted 70 pass through tho stations, nnd
Tho passengers had HI remain nll day III the
village. Along Tho limo from Ottnaohln. tho
frontier place. 10 AlesandTowo, and on 10
Waraaw. mounted Cpssauka were stationed ut
every few Htnpn.