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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-07-10

| Ifthese six months give US a fail
average for the year round, then
our annual interments may be
estimated at double of the II emu
merated, which is 142. This on q
population of nearly 1900, which is
shown by the recent census to be
that of the health district from
which the interments are calculated,
gives an average of very small
trifle over 20 deaths on the 1000,
instead of 1875, an enormous dis
crepancy requiring to be accounted
for.
Before trying to account for it,
however, we will point out that
even the above statement gives
more than our actual mortality; for
observe that it is a table, not OF
deaths, but of interments. Now
our municipal law provides that
every interment. requires a permit
from the health officer, whether the
deceased died in GAINESVILLE or not,
and it is certain that a great many
persons are buried in our grave
yards, and therefore included in our
table, who did not die within the
health district. Many families liV-
ing in the country have family lots
in the city graveyard and Green
wood cemetery; and New Provi-
dence-a town of 800 population,
only separated from GAINESVILLE by
Red river, but whose population is
not included in the census of this
health district-New Providence,
we say, sends by far the greater
portion of the white people who die
there to be buried in our grave
yards.
One thing further we will rem ark
upon, which is the largely greater
death.rate among the negroes as
compared with the whites-25
whites to 46 negroes. For the pur-
pose of sanitary arrangements and
mOrtuary reports, the suburbs Of
Brandontown and TaylOrsville are
included in the GAINESVILLE health
district. 1t is known that these
suburbs, especially the latter, are
inhabited by an excessively thrift
less and profigate population, white
and black, and our mortuary lists
are very largely swelled by deaths
occurring in these two districts. If
we were to take the deaths and pOpu-
latiOn in GAINESVILLE proper, within
the corporate limits, the mortuary
report would be still more moderate,
and indicate a sanitary condition
truly satisfactory.
The statement in the New York
Journal of Commerce is accounted
for as follows: The proportion of
deaths was based upon the mortality
for one week in June, and unfOrtu-
hdl6lS NAldl was "OSh va OAOOp
tiOnal mortality. The average for
the year, however, was calculated
on the assumption that the mortal
ity for that particular week repre-
scented the average weekly mortality
throughout the year.
Thefigures in the above statement
are approximate only, though we
are well assured that they are very
close to the truth. Next week our
census enumeration, Mr.. r. III. Will
liams, has promised to furnish us
with materials which will enable
US to make a strictly reliable sta
tistieal report. Meantime our read
ems may be perfectly satisfied that
the mortality as estimated in the
New York Journal of Commerce is
largely over double the true state
ment.
We now append the InOrtuary re-
port of the board of health for June,
1880:
Total deaths recorded Is
OF which there were of whites...................
OF
AGES.
EN{,yo yaarS oil and undor
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-07-10
Headq uarters for
Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc.
Rice, Broaddus & Co.'S
Offer Great Bargains
In order to reduce their stock within the
Next THIRTY Days!

reduced
silk black silks
this side of New York elegant stock OF black French and American
bunings at low prices.
Fancy dress goods and buntings at 12l to TIE
We real black eshmere Henrietta cloths
zines beautiful brOcade silk trimmings,
stock of white fancy linen lawns Mt 10 beautiful
lawns with both black white grounds only splendid
union lawns Zoe.
just received lines Iambus TorchOn, Lngueloc
French aces and danng Lnon DInde Victoria lawns Paris
musin and muls, all of which offer at lowest prices.
just received another lot of ladies' and misses beautiful New
port ties fancy slippers and cloth button boots We sell the BEST
shoes at low prices.
Bargains in table linens, napkins, towels, etc.
Bargains in bached and brown dOmescs and sheeng
oilcloths and mats, very cheap TO close
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-07-10
Antioch Circuit.

Rev. ]. w. Cullom. pastor, will hold pro
tracted meetings at the following times ana
places
Lone Oak, I'd Sunday in July.
New Style, 4th g 4" I"
9 oSR GT9Tfis, a as' !" August
Antioch, Sd " i"
Mount Zion, 4th
Chapel Hill, 5th g =" i"
Martha's Chapel, LIST Sunday In Sept.
Salem, I'd Sunday in Sept.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-07-10

Atrial package OF "BLACK-DRAUGHT !"
free of charge at sra5,4 al
For sale by w. H. TANDY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-07-10
IDAHO SPRINGS f!
JUNE Is.

These waters have hoen thoroughly dcvel-
Oped, ana nre highly recommended for dys-
pepaia, diseaEes of The liver and kidneys,
chronic diarrheR and gravel For pilrtleu-
lars, apply 70 ]. A. TATE. PropT.,
Clarksviile, Tenn.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-07-10
Grange warehouse.

Sales Reported Since Our Last Issue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

VIM. FL. FL. Turner 10 Widow John Turner, a
portion OF ground with buildings bon nded By
Third tChrroIlton1, C.mbronae, Madison and
Ztmpel rfreets, 86xt 5000
Henry II iud TO Leonard Darsam. q portion OF
ground bOundei by Louisa Fioue-, Ram part
and u. Glande streets 3ox1so. $3.50
Vincent Micas TO Wi son ioungblood and
J-s-e Wilson Youngblooi. two lots with hui d.
tngs. b unded by Btna i.Cnatomhouse. Bienvi le
aud Whit s'reet5 31xl3i. $1,000
Leopold Bibo ct 10 Jean Marie Dalherna, two
i t. with IN liings bound by Hakaa De-
maine, POtllp and Rendon streets, 30xl2s.
$3.50 76.
Peter Faller to James Dryer. lot, bounded
by Came. Ma nxo. Chestnut and CONSTANT
noule str-ets 29xl2o, s509 80
Chas. FL. Reed To Mrs. Gatharine A. Rodd, a
lot witt buildings. bounded by Constance, T. rp-
stchar-. .lpomene and Annunc. alton ST. eats.
34xl00. $500
Mrs adelaide want to Chas. Pasta, lot
wi buidinR-. bounded by ST. Philip, Dan
Prime. Ursulines and Burgundy streets, 60x6o.
1890
Azamar Lanabere TO Lon Frederic. lo4 with
buildings, bounded by ~. Ann. Main. Irene
AM MaratS streets. 19xI27. $1,000.
Pan Boos tn VIM. Frey, a lot bounded bv
Bertrand, P ydras. Bolivar and Lafay cite
streets. 27x125. $500.
]. a. do Alba o Miss A. del G etillo, lot
with I'm proven MS, b1nnded by Canal P-tara
Gfossman and Front STREETS 29890: an i'm urnyei
lot, bounded ,iy Union. Car ndelet. Is rome
and q ayIer street. 2lX9i; an imorov-d lot
bounded by PoEdr3s tItrond~let. Psi dido and
st. Charles streets. 20 i1o2. SIT 600
Sane to same. lot with fmproyements
bounded by ST. ChsIle Common. Grsvf1r md
Carondalet streets. 2lx<3: | win i'm rove
d ents. In same eqta g, 2lx69 s1s, 500
Succession OF Mr.. Ma gale he CROSSE to Mrs.
Elizabeth PaiEno, lot With improvements,
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Y. MI. ID. A.
Installation or Officers.

Tho handsome nd apnclous rooms OF the
Young Mems Ben voleut Association we're laat
night crowded with mombarB and their gueata.
The occasion was the formal installation Of the
officers elected 10 servo tho ensuing year. and
the aimnisterr G to them ~ tho obligation pre-
scribsd In their c,pstitu ION. Tho following
were the officers elected aud installed:
J. W Bryant. presid' 81 IL. A, Atrnsfe Woe
rreHiden' John II Tnan. recording ascr"Ary
y. Hahlbaok, liam ial see e'ary. Aulter.
treasurer: Geo Htatfz. conductor: y kaahn
waraen: Drell, Jr.. lnatie guardian; j,
Wtrh. outside pnnrdian.J +. Shaw. marshal :
Mr. Richards formally indicted tho prosi-
dsnt 10 tho chair. After il brief .neominm. ths
latter introduced hts b. other III 'ers In /, rms
OF eulogy upon The srrvlcoe ~ each
An incident Of tho affair Was h.. preaent.tion
10 Mr.. n. suffer. hetreasurer aud 40 old officer
Of tho asa aolation. Of u mag iicent & I'D badgc
b airing tho monogram of the soolny Toll
wna the gift Of MI the members and lis preBen-
iation slGi I'd Dsdsrabls applause,
After this tho membsra pnrtnok Of q II no
luncheon. which had lin Derd,t during tho
proceedings. and lherenffsf adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
NEWS or The City.
M. II. CHURCH (NoRTH).
Third Day.


The third day OF tho annual conference q
4his church was held yesterday. Bishop Harris
tn the chair.
Prayer yAs delivered by Rev. J. W. Hilton.
The Rev. DR.. Goodman introduced rosolu.
fion To the effect that tho conferences would
depreeais and depl ,re the Introduction into IT,
in connection with i's elections or In tho per-
formanee Of any other bu ineRs. 81 caucuses or
any other of the ntts peculiar TO political opo-
ratione. Adopted.
Rumors Affecting the moral conduct Of Roy.
Il Thomp sou. of Bhon Rouge. having gone
abroad the Investigating committee suggested
that the snmo sho ia be- inquired Int. ana 1t
wna ordered. v. - 1,,
Houth, ad,ire sod the c1nference. xpressiDg
good feeling with thu lahors ~ the church.
The com lttss on this Fro dmena Aid Society
made a report showing that the society *
pendei about $40 o0b year | ontored Hobooh !.
that there Wore about twon.y IN the Tans". W,,h
property Ia tho nth wac valued ~ $3.50 100
and The aohool IN New Orleans was loeMsd II
under the direellon Of Pot J. n. F,ilor, Roy
A. A. Johnspn. MIRA, johnson ani Mi1a Sarah
Merritt The ,uobsr Of seholnra was 100 They
also reported that the missionary work
through Ma. Dr. hurtz.I. Or. Kuat spoke At
s9ms g ps1r II a. rpIp wan al
mittad to tho Gpnferenco Mt r warm debate.
In which objections war. mnde 10 him ~ come
ture. II was understpod tfiat no was admitted
on tho conditions that no would behave better
In future -
AddTepaea wore then mnda by Rev nj ircua
Dale, j. nj Vance. H. II. II yal. III lIrlzal
and Haa,y Green on tho Hdvisability ~ sephr-
Ating the church from politics. "ha main
point made was that hs 'hurch was distinct
from political matters but VIII II poitinal Iu"s-
tlons Involved tho subj at uf morals. lhey were
fnir sutjsefH ~ a. ous-ion
The com m ltee on education reported. pladg-
ing n more hearty oo-oparnit "a IN the future In
the support OF the Nav OtennA I'm .verstty and
thereafter the eanfsranoa adjourned.
In the evening Bi hoo Harris held II reception
mt the residences Of DR.. Hartysll. aud received
quite number OF pal s.ta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
E.sa.e OF r. lr~in vs.. Leonirwin,

Sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ In Of Orleans. No. lO,76s-By virfus OF a
writ Of seizure and sale. 10 NE dfrec,ed By he
honorable he Six h District Oour for the par
ish OF Orleans, In the above entitled cause 7
viii Droceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auc' ionrera' Exchange. Royal
street. Dafween Canal ami Cuat0mhouse str4efe
~ ne Second Di trict OF this city, on sATUR
DAY. January =, 1880 at u o'clock m. the
10 l,wtng described properly t. wit
A,CERTAlN LOr = OF GRoUND situated lying
ard being In the Fourth Dist III of this city, ii
me sdnafe bou nded by 81 Cha ltt tate haysdae(
Cdroudelst date Apollo. Seventh aud Eighth
streets. Sad Is designated by the npmger
nine, ana measures thirty feet front on i.hfh
street By depth. b-tW zen parallel lines ~
NJ hnndfef and I urteen feet /. ur incs-a A..
per sketch annexed 10 an act 0 l. from 7 I'M
Henderson to defendant. raseed before W 7
CdsteIl, notary. on too twentieth Of March. 1874
together with all the rlRhts, ways and ajvan
thges thereunto belonging or In ny wise 60
seiz.b In the above suit,
Ierms-Cash on the SPOT
J, X. ALCEE GAUTHREAuY
Owl sheriff Of the Parish Of Orieans
de24 81 ja7 a II "a - S1AossA7'
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THE NAVAL OFFICE.

The statement In tho Associated Press dis
patches that Pinchbaok was To get I'm Lewis'H
place Us Naval Officer occasioned some talk
yesterday In the Custom House.
There was ms doubs expressed us to the
correctness Of the statsment. although such &C.
tion on the part OF the administration IA the
appointment oi Pinchblek ts II lucraivs Office
was not COM lido ed improbable. He has do
monEtrated She fact Tia II hs has considers bla
Influence over the ooloted voters If ths State.
and the recent movement OF q U Cnlprei Mems
Prots ctive I'm on. witch was tnspi cd by him
has no doubt u ~ mad the admit atsIration Huh
to an extent which Il IL though has created II
desire to propittate him. aud keep him quiet
and neutral In lhs coming struggle far enntroi
ct the delegation to tho National Republican
Convention.
Lewis on the other hnnd. hns lost the II flu
Ance he once had. AMI this TACT. coupled W til
the additional one that he cannot ba dep udrd
upon In the eonte.t tween the friends OF
Grant and She, man. has without doubt con.
siderabiy damaged him IN the estim ltion VI tho
Secretary Of the TreHeuty
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
GENERAL FUND WARRANTS
A Mandamus and Injunction Issued
from tho Sixth District Court.


In the matter Of the Injunction and man
damns prayed for BY Islhors Newman against
the State Treasurer and State Auditor. Judge
Rlghtor yesterday Issued the following order:
State OK rel Isidors Newman WI II A. Burke,
Treasurer, and Alien Junes. Audtor.-Ths
third article If the ordinance rel Ativs TO The
State debt IL clear and Imperative. Tho moneys
collected for tho purposes Indicated In said AT
ticle must, In obottepoe TO It's n,sndRe. be
transferred to this general fund aud sui jnoted
70 the payment OF the warrants held by the 70
fRtor
AZ to his claim to b, p.id by privilege and
preferences out Of said fund. do not think IL
fenable: it III more than doubtft II the au
thorily Of tho case N the state TX rel Houston
VIZ. IL. A. Burke Ut nj IL ~ loabla to tine very
different cirrumst Ancea. However thht ma,
be. / do not think Il proper o decree d privi-
lege aud ptefereuc, In matter Involving snoh
q large Rum. especially whom tho State has sub
mitted tho whole dueH,i a without argument.
His rights can be- sie'ermiBed hereafter.
With this reservation lot the mandamua Issue
comm sndtng the II easurer ard the Auditor OF
State to place the aum ot tes osa ~. or whatever
sum may be now or her. after come Into the
treasury. To the cr.dit of the general iund. and
let the tnjuDc Ion q pray ~ for b. parpetu ted
with Gusts, and lot h mandnmua 70 the xteni
indicated be- tada psremptory. and tho defend
ant. IL. A. Burke. b. ordered furthwiih to pay
tho warrants n RI ator from said fund.
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a GOOD SHOWING.

In the front ranks of our solid business In
Stitutions stands the Sun Mutual Insurance
Company. Mr.. Jas. |. Day president and III.
Carpenter secretary. Dy a reference to their
twenty fourth annual statement published In
another column. 1t will DO seen that meeting
OF the board of directors. held on the twenty
drst instant. after setting aside $40 600 to the
reserve fund from the Let earnings Of the com
pany and paying 10 Per cent dividend to the
stockholders. 1t was resolved 70 declare cash
dividend OF ls ser cent IN the net earned par
ticinatine premiums OF the year ending L.
cember 81 1870 eatd dividend u he payable IN
and after MONDAY. January 20. 1885, This II u
fine showing for returning prosperity. aud Mr..
Day. who II not only Quo OF cur oldest and brs
city ms. but ia also one of our foremost bust
ness men, may well bs proud Of the Institution
OF which he Il the honorsi head.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
AFs ERsPP SALES.
Ksspnr Auch vs.. yohn g. G. gray


EIFTH DISTRICT Ct UKr FOR THE PAR
a | \ of Orleans, No. i0.3g5-By virtue oil q
writ OF 80 znre and Sale, 10 me directed by the
honorable. the FIFTH District Curt for the
n paglsh Of or'eans IN the above entitled
auction. atthe Mer. hants and Anctioneers' Ex-
chhnge. Ray tfeet bel we n Canal and Gus
tomho $50 streefa IN the. Second District OF
O'CLOCK IN the following described property. to
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. TO-
grther with the bnit ding and improves
privileges and .appurenances thersunto &C.
longing. situated in he tixth District
Of Of, th,5 city. 70 the ss4nare bounded by Lau-
streets and designated by tho numbers eleven.
plan, drawn BY IT, MosIlh"nsen. architect. ura !
der date of July7. 1871 whi,h taid o adjoin
Zach oth~r. and measure each thirty feet front
on CONSTANCE tiHte Live OAK street by one hum
dred and htriy feet ia depth betws d paraieE
lines lot nnmher even forming the corner Of
1 aas and oonsfance Gate Live Oak) streets.
acquired by defendant by purchase from Ja~
COD ii tsstnRrr. per act passed before Andrew
Hero. u, notary In this city. October Q. 1877.
Sefz-d In the above suit.
Terms and conditI0t 81. In nash for n auffi~
cent amount to pay PLAIN ms claim, say six
hundred dollars, With 5 per cent interest per
hnnnm ou three hundr ed dollars from October
2. ists. ana simiiar in.eratt on three hundred
collars rom October 6. 1877. until the day OF
sals; per cent Tor attorneys fres In the sggre-
Rass amount OF prinrfpal AMI interest OF plain
LiHs claim; four dollars costs OF eopy OF act
property. 49, -
Q. And on terms OF credit 10 meet an out
standitR noe OF three hnndred dollars dated
ocl s .. 1877 payable three years after date.
and bearing inere at The IA O OF per cant per
annum from dete until pail
J. T. ALCEE GAUTHRRAUX.
sao, ~ CiVl sher n oil the Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
COURT PERSONALS.

Tho Belle Creole" cigars. now 40 much
talkej OF. wore intrpd icet by the Duke of To-
bacoo for tho private use o. His Majesty.
His Grace. tho Duke Of Warsaw. will furnish
the royal cavalry with sud cry and other ao
oouf rements Tor tho coming grand parade.
His Grace. tho Duke OF 81 N z,rn IL working
hard to CIV Hta MnI ,4ty n stating big recep lou.
and every ,dy seem. determined to assist In
the good work.
A special shipment Of flns wines Of very an
Client vintage has recently been received by the
Duke o. Tomb .rdv. They are intended for the
use Of II X and Ills suite.
Tho Duke Of Engnaars has fixed tho mouth
Of tho Minas-lppi. aud will sae [, IT, TINT moth
ing interfsre- wi ships and steamers desiring
to enter the port Of the chosen capital.
HIS arnce the Duke of BIlliardrye Il mt home
once more. ookinR ms young aud fun OF III, ~
evsr. IIs expects u host Of frieud1 from the
North and West 10 iDin In our Mardi Gras febti-
vitiea.
Tho Duke Of Covipgton was among tho recent
arrivals nj Carnival .lncs. HIS raGn brought
with him tho most valuable Of the royal iewsis
which will remaln In hie charge until tho ARR.
val OF the King.
With his usual llberalIty and forethoueht. Hts
Grace the Duk" ~ Chicago has ordered that IN
extra number OF tn csebrnfed Pullman palace
sleeping cars shall be provided to accommo
date nll who desire to visit US during tho Oar
niyal.
nna kznt ..,g,, ntE ,,II a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
PROF. Trips LECTURE.

A small but select and cultivated audience
gathered lat night Mt tho rooms q tho Young
Mems Christian Association. for the purpose Of
listening TO the fret OF course Of four lec ures
by Prof. Alonzo 1ripp.
The leo ure last night was devoted to a la
ton of The exciting inc dents and portrayal Of
the stirring scenes OF the Paris revolu Ion Of
February. 1878, with graz hio sketch Of the lite
OF Napoleon ILL., from the date of his birth
until hss accession TO the II rome 1t w ~ ~ clear
and concise statement Of undi-putei facts
cisms diepens.d vi b. and WAS an instI uctive
and entertaining discourse.
The delivery II the lecture was finished and
forcihle. and aided not a iidie la making the
address Ell yhble.
The three lectures to follow the one Of last
might will be on French history from the Feb
the next one he SECOND OF the series. will he
delivered on Tuesday. the twenty seventh In
slant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following we're recorded yesterday Mt Tn
,fflce of the Board OF Health:
BIHTHs.
Mrs jules Bn-nuohs u daughter.
Mira. Becunrd 4. F,rchsimer. II daughter.
Mrs VIM Ilieif |. "A sou.
Mrr II Ugh Ohin. IAN.
Mrs. Dr. O. II. Melchert. n son.
MIRA Anthony shldel. Is daughter.
Mrs J m DurHnne. haon.
Mrs John Laskey. u daughter.
MARRIAGES
George w. McFall to Alice Harris.
thomas Mouiden IT, Mary Cannon.
II w spencer IT, Ida Mary Wnil.
GsorRs Wilmnn 10 MtriA Il. Ferryall.
MgrrIa Jones TO M. Buckner,
John Bvhmil to Pnllomene Esohbacher.
DEATHS.
Anthony Westerhaua years.
Joseph J, Kramer. D m ,nthg.
Edward Lnngs month.
Mr.. Joa. phine Oarsillias. &c years.
J bn Weldon, a6 yeare.
Hattie HteRsita . hanra.
Louise j. ID Berg, Q years.
lIelHH II MnthR. 2 vs1ra.
iouiss q briNis - months.
Feinnud vain. . months
fdwa.d Williams, 3 m, nths.
Nit. he Fr,.ttsrieks "a y.MfB.
Annie v. Wilson. 4 ye1rs.
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United States Circuit Court.

United States Va. Samuel Frnnks ct ala
ohrged with and convicted Of attempting Il
defrhnd tho government by collecting irAuiu
lent bounty claim. District attorney ordered
to show, cause why new trial should not b.
sroptei.
ID X. Hawkins VS.. James q. Parkinson
Judgment by dsfault.
Unilot Rtntra W. contents Of tobacco manu-
fnptory Of Charles A. Snydsr.-0rdered that the
plaintiir show cause why Tho verdict Of tho Jury
should not he got aside.
Unitei Htat = Va John Parodin md W. Koen
Accused arraigned u d blended not guilty,
john @. spor VI. Y. L. M. And rson.-Judg-
m mt bY default.
Thnmas Pickles w. Oily Of N w Orleans-
Pt intiff nska for u anjAmus to cpmpel the
city ani hort les to levy q tax to satisfy Iudg
msuta oh aimed by him.
II. X. Converse Carson Nudge ct ala VS.. John
Webte.-P hinliY pray for an Injunction to re-.
strain the defendant from using certain pat
entod staging on the st amer Belle.
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JUDICIAL ADvER rIsEM ENTs.
SHERIFF. SALES.
H. LRrOmbo ct n's VS.. HIaneyr. Wa1she
a4sigue e,c { 4 tho inBoi ont es ate VI
JAm.s r. Humme

l.. LacOmbe ct n,s VS.. HIaney Y. waIshe.
a-sigue etc 4 tho inBoi ont es nte of
Jam.s II. Humme }
EIFrH DIST RIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish 1 Orleans. No. 10 sat By Virtue Of n
writ ~ II ri tHeiaa, To ma oil ect.sd by ths hon
ormhls the Fifth District II Tor the pHrish of
Orleans, In ihe nbo' o .'ntilei tuse / will pro-
cted 10 sell mt pub ie auction, ~ tbs Merchants
aud Aucttoneers' Exeh 4ngs. II Iyal stree bs-
twssD Canal aud GHstomhou5e streete, In he
Second - strict OF hi8 city on WEDNESDAY
Frbuhry rs 1880. Mt IL O'Clock m.. tine following
depc ID q prOpertY. IT, wit
TX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND i'm
prnVoments ia rpon. ri hts. Ways. privileges
uaed III he cond District Of this city. 10 the
nnar3 number sixty Ave. waich 1. bounded by
81. Louis. CONT, u ymuiA anl st Patrick
-treets d eigDale by tho numbers ive six,
~tven. eiRhr. nine and ten. measuring eH b
thtfty feet front on st ouiH IT. set by 10 hun
dfed and o even feet i've inchaa la depth b.-
tween parallel lines. SAID lot number tsu form
Ing the corner II hf. P4trck rad ST. / outs
etreets. ger m drnwn by John Schroeder.
da"d F. bruary 20. $50. and deposited la tho
otfiee lheph CuviIIi.r. notary In this city,
sand iota Wur" acquired by j. II Hummet de-
PENDANT. from ChhrieH q Schu ze according to
m act da I'd April a.. 1873 before Octave Morel
notary public.
Htizsd In tho above suit.
TetmB-CtA'i On the spot.
J. H. ALC : Il GAUTHREAUX
Civil leriff III tho Parrish OF Orleans.
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