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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
sunday Col u m n

We commend tie following little sermon''
The vice Of which IL speaks is q terrible one,
aud conm0ll as it IL terrible. 1t dc0les the
lisp OF chillhUh aud the trembling tones Of
age. !, mars the b'au:y Of genius and. sad Ia
say. sometimes CRATES harsh .iscortl in III.
witclstry Of music which falls from woman't
tongue! Que would suppose that a true r.
tin' mcnt and a sound morality alone would
prevent this terrible vice, to say nothing Of til.
higher demands Of religion. Read. then. thi.
extract. and to your own conscience answer
how far you arr guilty. Read then. aud for SIX,
vi decency. tor,he sake OF refinement. for tbt
sake OF morality, :or the sake Of piety, rsruin
A Sermon. -~-'-
Th're is little sermon we would preacl, I,
the generation OF men STRIPPING ul,ou Inc sag,
TOR another mCt il, iist drama Of life; some cley
cr fellow VIII" sal up for the New Y, as. and Il Il
sort OF queer W. the night oi sharp s,ars a..l
wind music wore i,.to morning amid the jiebt,
II y, new. birth to Time all Eternity. ctl.ba
ted III Natures curtailleil chamberEa holiness
~ It were. like thar he fat when child kiss,l
HIM. or his FREUD died. or he tnrnc,i ,,p the Ri
hle his mother gave HIM. from The Lolt.m o
tils trunk, away from lulne-hc will ue,d it, il
may tie; or it not he. then the man that III.
sermon yesterday mad serious. remembering
wondering. monri'tng, repenting aud res0l.ing
o"earihx-th's II tile su'.j CT. The natiun
'!ce--AhAt The ltst x. ntieinaI does and the
biggest blAckxhAsti; the poison Of the air We
breathe; the jangac cut oil tnve in the gong o.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
A. ". SMITH.
Nv O. Ghristiun .Advucate,

,, AN IMPORTANT ESrERPR'sE.-We learn that
Rev. v. q. Cannon. tn. pastor. il earn.stiv ..n.
ttavoring TO hmitl IL Methodist Church NJ ,h.
growing town 81 Orang., Texas. on the Sabine
RIVER. which IL the line between Louisiana and
l'xa-. The ;railrtmd from New ORLEANS IN
Houston is to run through Orange. ". o ice
visited III" place and preached III re, and know
tue Importance OF III" place; we sincerely
hop" help may b. afforded. THY are unahi
t" haiid without heip-N o. Csriaian Ad;-
r0cdse
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

CONVICTION OF LANE. THE BANK Dsr.r,rr,
=. ne conviction in New York on Saturday. O.
W. d. Lane, the Fulton R.nk dpfau,,cr &c sa;,
~ ~ '"e "rst instance of conviction for de-
"'ca''on ever obtained in thai city. There were
u" less than different ildicme If ind;c..
h'h's 'onnd against the ,risoncr--tb
i''r '"rS"ry. one for emhzzl ment, and six,o,,
'"f ia'sr pretrnses. Though ably defend, {, I..o
was 'oand guilty by t':cjury after a. copsul,..
tiou Of less man a, bo,r so''u''"'
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

- Read the advertisement. Of Mossr. Gun
n'eon. Chapman h Ca, 50 St. Charles ST.. N.
Q. Planters wishing to purchase anything In
hcshape u Machinery. will find it to their
interest to address the &ecnt. Mr.. p. c. Stone.
atfBysns& Shields, Commission Merchants in
shis Mace W. .ylt4 f5tgI
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
EVENING Observation-Disclosures OF
- THE HOUSE.

Baton Rouge. March l0.-Dsring the evei,-
ing sitting Of the House y"r't rlay. the hill 10
provide for the sale Of certain lands in the
townships Of this State Was passrd.
The bill I" grant all TO the Louisiana Cen.
rial Stem Of the Mississippi and Pacific Rail.
rond Company was taken up. A motion was
made for the ayes and nays, which were taken
nd resulted as frilnws:
Ages. Sc; nays IA.
The bill, 10 appropriate fifteen thousand Dbl
lars to the Chnri'y Hospital for building pur-
poses. was passed.
The hill relative to the District Judges ui
New Orleans, for fixing their salary at flv,
thousand dollurs, WAS engrossGd aud laid over
Tor to-day.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
CONSULS.

London, Feb. 22.-The funds have evinced
more condolences aud prices have alys3ccd |.
Ionsol> Tor money closed ar-94t.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
STEVE ALsNr's MIsrAKs.-In the town

| STEVE AIANTs MIsTAKE.-ln the town q
| A., mp among the mountains OF New
Hampshire. there lived certain old gentiema
who rejoicea in the name of Steve Alant, q
"OM Steve. +" as he ia best known tn the resi-
dents Of his town; man better skilled in bra,
la0Riiag than in hooks. He can tell a wundc,
fal tale OF hair.hrradth escapes from the viii,
ienisens Of th. forest. better than he can max
a speech IN the balls of the State Capital. Ye
o"c'' Old Steve repreSen,sl biz town in tn
Legislature.
His remark. for "Honor conferr"d'' in tn.
town-mreting were said to lie wonder ILL., ant
without Doubt, They we're a. original as his ca
re"r M legislator was brilliant.
Well. the first Of June saw >t.v4 IN route TO
Concord. dressed in his hest suit NJ b"rne-spun
In due time he arrived there sud put up n,
a private dwelling, instead Of q, hotel, bccaus,
he could t"ns save a copper.
THE next morning Stew" was M bright ant
early, aud ~ soon rs h. had :,is'ril his break
fast. he set ont for the State House in a grea
taking" for se"r that hr would he too late. md
that they would begin' before he should &C.
there.
Although stranger in III" city. h. dis,lainci
10 inqnire the way for fear that people would
think him green; So after wandering about FL,
som tim, his eye at last rrstrl on what h,
supposed to t@ the hiliing in question. So b,
boldly walked in, ard seeing a man at y desk
hnsily engaged in writing he accosfed him
thus:
Fin",morning. stranger"
As Ye :" was the response.
shy, mister. I have loctlc husiness with
yon.' in tone slightly rilcd At the laconic res.
pers.
"wp'l, what is i,.'' said the clerk, laying
down his pen.
Sir. tits this. suppose that I am entitled
TO IA sra, in this ere building and would like
for you toshow me the way TO where the rest
"fthrm arr.'
.'Wuat do You take this to be.'' asked the
clerk. smile playing round his mouth.
The State House. tn he sure.
THE State House! fear yon are slightly
mistaken. my TREND. This 10 the STATE PRIS,,N!''
Old steve gave one look in the fac" Of iliss
clrrk to make sure he was nor joking, thea has.
tened from the room TO the street. AID gave the
first person he met dime to show him the State
House.
That night he returned TO beg the clerk not
tn tsai Of his nlstai,; but It was ZOO late. 1t
r.. u
was put Oh the Committee OH the State Prison.
aseftwas observed that be WAS we'll acquainted
with that institution.
The next year Old Steve returned to private
lifs his constituents thinking itb.st to dispense.
with his distinguished services.
liza man wants tn BE- k ,ock d down. let him
inquire of Old Steve how b. likes legislating!
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
(By the American Linc.1
FIVE DAYS A-ATEll FROM
EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Steamer Novia
Scotia--Live1 poor Cotton Mar
ket Unchang-d--Con OILS Adj
vanced--Wreck OF the Ship
Luna--Hundfed Lives Lost.
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FIVE FISHING VESSELS SUPPOSED tt
BE LOST.

Boston. Mnrch 9.-Much apprehension il f,l'
al Gloucester in this State Tor the safety Of
five fishing vessels which are now long time
overdue at tiat port. The five vessels were
manned by about fifty men, aud it is feared all
,iave been lost.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

~ The Hon. John slidcli, 7. G. Davidson.
IL Benjamin and ]. N. Landram have our
thanks for late Washington favora,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

'''nlam'n k''n1a'l member of the pcDoh.c,s
"ar' Maine, ""s on Monday convicted ~ car
g'nS deposition by which he oh,o;ao, wv
divorce from his wifi. c,,,,,,,.,... ~, "."'"
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
BREADsrUFFs AND PROVISIONS,

The Liverpool bteadssufs market generally
closed firm and b uyant. Wheat closed Will,
IN advancing tendency.
The Provision market generally closed quic,
.ud unchanged.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

- The polite and obliging officers Of The
steamer 4. w.McRae have put us under oblisa.
tions for late N. o. papers. ''4H ''''
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

One Of the Republican, m,,n,ur. - !, w.
jersey Legislature appeared, a few d.r, W."
VI MS place. clothed ina suit in which there
was not . thread of cotton, inside or ont.
A"'a'r one addicted TO tobacco. has given nm
ch'w'ng any Of the weed grown in Tho s,.ns
States. - '"e save
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Louisiana Conference.

MONROE AND TRENTON CIRcUrr.-I src from
the Minutes OF the last Conference, that this
circuit Is not reported. Please. therefore.
publish Il" following report OF the Monroe aud
Trenton Circuit:
Money COLLECTED to build churches. s2O60 90
for support Of pfeacl..
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

Raised fur mis.iuus-
Mrs. JnH" \ Fa"lk. S.; Mira Phcia Will
lam. So: Mrs. Margaret FAUX. SIS: Mrs
susah NJ. Fssilk. S5.-to II ak MI. J. 7. Faulk.
u l''s Intab' ot Parsn. Society. M. John +,
Fn"!k. IS; Mrs. Ca,t,arine Vi. San,lr.rl. s.; :
Mr.. II. l.. s.uar'. SIS; Mr. Joseph Il. Bu,Iin.
81 gu; Mr. d. u. Sanford. 81 SO; irusa- other
s,itc"~. SlO.-to make Mr.. James L. Sanford
IL life mcmucr, $50 o.
A. W. SMITH.
" @. Chriaiun .Advocate.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Commercial Intelligence.
From tn" MO. P;cayune. March :.
New Orleans Markets

c,r.o SAscstUS Markets.
."i'oN-ln our last weekly review wo
'',ce" heavy and dropping Cotton market.
una ~ the close reduced ,ur quotations ,.,c
pr. 10. Tor the grades below M;da,;n,
Saturday a moderate demand nrer.;,o:s W
the saleA emb' ocrd some 10000 bales n,; a..
SUI "t'ng irregular and in favor of buser. F..
'ne lower grades. but without any ouotab,c
change On Monday buyers came s,rw,n,
n"re freely aud took about 1880 bale, ma
with an active demand on the ,wo co,,,u;.
''"ys' the sales comprised $1,000 bale, on Tns..
."y' ana 1880 on Wednesday, the rates .,;u
"'ne very irregular for the lower Qualities In.
wen maintained for the better rrsdee. and
c'''a" descriptions generally. Ye,t1S.s ~
"."A"a was fair, and about 1880 ta,e
S"""se'' hands, but today, with later udyices
~" EUROPE ov' rluc, the business M n -
ooo o"l's. m''king total for The we'll =,
20 QUO bales. Price continue in favor of ,h...sa
'"r the lower grades. and mixed ,,a,. ,,:,o..
s ~ 'n'd'll"g, but firm for the better oua,;
''eN ana clean Cotton. We make no fnr,h,n
cha''ge in our quotations
r,,s,;. COTTON QUOTATIONS.,
.n .e!' u 81 Middltnr lola,,
URINARY ...... la 4 .iom, Middir ii, Y33ad
I"9'' n!n,inary. sfa St Midilins falfiilaiss,
.SsG'H.--3la &c, '''''';'Ts-
A,i"s.SNls-SOa42c.
fna',n'-oStas73
SoHN.--!0c. Il
Oars 65a6Cc.
MkSN E,,Rx-S17 kn,a,,
C"FFEE.-Hsl2c. @''esS'' %.
BAcoN.--l0ai2.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

~ stated IN our last issue. there will he a
special Term Of the Distrc Ct Court held nj
Monroe on the 2lst inst, to try the above
cases. @.... ...I.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

A1kw NETmoD u, CGuNrERrE,rlxu.--A 9
recent needing Of the American ,Pholoyra.
|pttcal ssaesy. ii New York. letter was READ
E|fsp @ceeRh Dixon, of Jersey CITY givi"a
|Ah acclIetoe ! aew method OF conteriti,iu
|rse,k sthcOSrrpJ The secret lies in tlrsl
|assAiiAa SsSsarasins Ace from the csaors
SAi6h y daMs shesGse II either the mcros
cope o. sapsttfn. throwing large image
|oe The bill snA lasg,. scrcen Of white paper.--
4 tisAclag was shcn made Of all tn. engraved
|pstteof thepic,ure, which. icing on such nu
tettyeed tcale. could be drawn 70 pc rttct thu,
tho redo picture would havc precisely the
'spFeare{ ce - nv original. A small negative
wssSsls y made. ~ which copies couldsbe mul,
ilplied ,HApYs essest, and the protecting colurs
Nd u ~ aaa Asa'ar asey, th. original
! Ssss "a
4 a Lnaitvillr paper says: On Monday.
~, principally from 81 fsai'r pasisb.
f66n IN, ssts Al ,hs rsstasllcs %of bishop
= AN No ~ purpose Of pgvsStssr him with
6opsl rpses AtSef .x1ressing Ms
dor IN token d. lave md rtsbect. b.
e:aeas1 sens very anAse iaciaen,s.i IL cap.
bis old rob. which werS es,ea
sdies OF hh Bible class ia Phjla.i
sshsa u yearssyc, = sistlns Of
elssiso II Ksniaeky. ~
"a
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Efak- 81 neoss for the Cali Term
of the District Court.


Below will be toa,d .ae n.ncs Of che special
Jurors drawn s'to assess the damages In Ger.
tain cases Of appropriation" involving the
right ofway through lands lying on the rout.
Of the Railroad contiguous to Monroe III.
parties to the suit are: The vicksbsrx, Shrev+.
port and Texas Railroad Company n. John
Calderwood, aud the same Company, ~. N. R.
Hcmken, It ols
JIM. Faust, w
n. Y. Gray.on.
Robert Dickinson,
f''A +. Crane,
...-.-.- ]. NJ. Stewart, ,..--~.g.
John Wentzell,
W G. Kennedy,
W. +. Goodrich,
John Lilies, ...
J. A.. Coon, II" s
Henry Gnnter,
L. S. Britt,
f7"i r. ". Faulk, -'
81 80 .@ Eli Nohlc, NJ
TN. Conner, - <,
lsl.nm Bond,
AT. WoMi, -
II. B. Watkins,
Jerome Rres,
G. T. Watts,
A. ". Meaney,
D. W.ntz II.
j. M. CrOwnritch.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

FoRrr NINE CHILDREN DRowxEp.--From
Mr. Brooks. editor Of the Quincy Herald, We
'e"fn that most terrible calamity, rivalins
mat OF the Pen'~rton Mills. occurred on Thurs.
day last. near the town Of Haslin, Illinois
Oh the Illinois river and about twertv.iv>
miles above Alton. Fifty school-cl.ildren. in
attendance at university at that place, vert
mt upon the Ice to play, The ica' gave wav.
and with one exceptions oil were lost. Our in
"f'aa'f was unable to give further particulars.
nut ne represents that the village was a scene
OF universal mourning, almost every family in
II having lost one or more oft members.
Louis Nerad
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

~ Wscall especial attention 10 our new
advertisements. x.f
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

-NEw ISSUE OF TENNEssEE BANK NorEs.--The
Memphis Bulletin. oil Friday says: ABS
We have been shown $500 and $1,000
bank note issued by the Branch Bank Of Ten.
ncsscc in this city. The notes are for a larger
amount than ever before issued by any Tennes-
see hank. AID their denomination will afford
relief to these mt mbers Of the business com.
mnni'y who are frequently incumbered with
packages of bark notes. The bills are signed
NY the President and Cashier at Nashville, and
tonnersgn'd by the President and Cashier "
the Branch Bank at Memphis, where they are
redccmable in gold.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

LANGUAGE cF FL0wERs.-The Gazette de
Thurgovie gives, as an illustration IF :.the
liberty Of the boquet," the following anccdot,:
Not long ago, a boquet was thrown to r,
daneuse in one Of the'theatres at Venice, made
up Of the three colors Of Italian independence,
RID, white and green. She picked it up and
kissed it. For this che was summoned before
ahe police authorities, and ordered ,hencfortl
10 7trample on all .boqucts which might .
thrown 'oher. This order got abroad. and tho
next night there was thrown boquet Of the
Austrian Colors, black and yellow. In obetli-
ence to the order Of the police she trampelled
II under her feet, while the house was shaken
ny accIarnaiions Of applause & 80.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
1900 80 ;91s.s-se9l,f
Singular Death ~ RLady.

The wife of Julius N. Smith. Of Concord
Mass, lady thirty years Of age, died yeeter.
day morning under circumstances which we
find related in the Traveller as follcwt:
Wishing TO have number of teeth cx-
tracted, ahe desired the surgeon to administer
to her whisky. in order 10 render her ineensible
during the operation. lie advised her not 10
resort TO whisky, as did another physician
whom she had consulted. at@
But as she desired to take It. saving that
she feared the effect Of ether or chlorcfor,u,
and believed that whisky would he equally ef.
ffcacious. and at the same time freefrom danger
n tumbler full ard half--t that Is two and q
half piils---were, given to her, mixed with
sugar. in the space of an hour.
The operation was then performed, and for
ten or twelve hours III" patient presented only
| the ordinary symptoms Of intoxication. except
| that for u few mau'cs she appeared like Q
person il an appoplexy. but soon recovered
About an honr after drinking the whisky she
vOmited freely, without pain OF unusua! din.
Guilty. ..,s.,. e..s. 49,. IL
Her pulse and breathing were natural, ard
her family ard friends who called in tile course
OF the day and evening felt no apprehension
till IL o'clock when The doctor, who, feeling
s4ge anxiety in consequence Of the symptoms
manifested, had remained with her the greater
part of the evening. requested that p1othtr
physician BE- called for the purpose of having
II consultation. Nothing. could lie done, low.
ever, aud she expired without having shown
any sign Of consciousness or suffering
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-25
AUCTION SALE.

BY S. Observation-Disclosures.
WILL, be sold ON SATURDAY, August
w 25th, 1860, at 10 o'clock, M, at the resi-
dence of John All, deceased, on Second street
between Jefferson and Cambronne streets the
following described property, to-Svit:
A large and Valuable Assortment of Household
Furniture-such as Beds, Bedding, Chairs, Sofas,
Tables, Rocking Chairs, etc, etc.
ALSO
A large assortment of Cooking Utensils, Kitchen
Furniture, etc, etc,
Terms of sale~-CASH.
ag229t S. KERNER, Auctioneer.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-25
Star Hook and Ladder. Company

rE'Ii T. regular monthly meeting of STAR HOOS.
Il AND LADDER COMPANY - -
No. ONE, of the City of Carroll SSSTxxZZL
ton, takes place on the first SAT- ZZM.1
URDAY of every month, at the
Truck House, Madison street, between Hamps
son and First streets. so
The hours for calling the meeting to order are
follows: From the first monday in October to
the last in Match, at o'clock p M; and from the
first meeting April to the last in September, ut
half past n O'Clock pm.
The annual meeting takes place on the Third
SaturdaySof December.
: OFFICERS--
President--E. Commagere }Foreman-G. Herrle,
V. President--P. Souiar, lstAss,t-M Reinhnrdt
Secretary-J.J. Herrle l2d Asst hamper
Treasurer-Max Lintinger Steward. b. Reis
rCsT@Punctual attendance Of all the members arc
particularly requested oct-lV
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF JEFFERSON
THIRD JUDICIAL. DISTRICT COURT.
Succession of Marie Louise D4suau deceased, aoife
If Toltairc [aLiaS Coco -irRouh.
WHEREAS, Louis DeElanc ir, Testamentary
w Executor of this succession, has filed into
Court his account of eXecutorshp and tableau of
distribution
Notice is hereby given, TO all persons interested
to show cause within ten days, why said account
should not be approved and homologated, and the
funds in his hands distributed in accordance there
with
BY order OF the Court.
y. Z. RIGAUD, Deputy Clerk.
Carrollton, August ls, 1860. st
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-f drOtSSe de Jefferson
CoUR DU TRoISIEME DISTRICT JUDICIAlRE
Succession dc Marie Louise DtSudtt dcc6d6e, fsnne
- de DOhaire (dliGs Coco .4rRomh.
"A TTENDU, que Louis DEFIANCE jr., ENecuteur
IN Testamentare de la succession, presente en-
Cour compte administration ct tableau de
distribution:
Avis est par lie present donne II tout ceux que
celia peut eoncerner davoit dedure dams dix
jours, les raisons pour lesquelles le dit compte
ne serait pas approuve ct homologue, ct les fonds
entire ses mains repartir commencement au dit
tableau.
e. Pay 6Fdre de la Cour.
E. RIGAUD, Depute Greffier.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsu OF JEFFERSON
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRr OF LA.
George A Freret
NJ lYV7

vs. No. lIII.
Abraham j. Wright.
(Y virtue of writ of seizure and sale to di-
directed by the Hon. the Third Judicial District
Court of Louisiana, in the above entitled suit, |
shall proceed to sell at public auction, the door
of the Court House, on Canal Avenue, between
Uampson and Second streets, in the City of Car
rolton on SATURDAY, the LIST day of September,
1860, at the hour of ii O'Clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND with all tho
rights, ways, &c. belonging thereto, situate in tho
Town of Carrollton, in the Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana, designated by the Nos. 81, ~
ana %, III squaro'C, bounded by Pearl, Washing
ton, Burdett and Commercial streets per plan
drawn by l.. Bringicr, Surveyor dated November
10th, 1885 and deposited in the Office of j. b.
Marhs, Notary, in New Orleens. sta lots Nos 81
% and 90 contiguous and measure each 30 feet
front on Pearl street by depth I05 feet between
parallel lines lot No. 90 forniuE the of
Pearl and Burdett streets said three lots of ground
psrchased by said Frerct from Edward Allen
by aot passed before O. G. Porter tho 2Jd OF
July, INl. -
Seized in the above entitled suit.
. Terms of Sale. Cash on the spot.
ff4 GUY DREUX, Sheriff
s,al-ts. of the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-25

10y virtue of three wTits Of icr iacius to mo di-
- rcctod by the Honorable John -. Hamper,
Third Justice of the Peace, in and for the Parish
of Jc Hcrson, in the three above entitled suits viii
proceed to cell at public auction at the door Of the
Court House, on Canal Avenue between IIsrmpsUn
and Second streets in the city of CarTollton, on
SATURDAY, the lRt day of September, 1850 st II
O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described property.
tO-wit:
LIST. a CERTAIN LO1' OF GROUND, with all
the improvements thereon, situate In the City Of
Carrolton, in this parish, and designated by the
number Five in Square Twelve Il. on a plan Of
Subdivision Fly WIN. H. Williams, surveyor, dated
23d December 1853, aud deposited IN TIA" Office Of
g. G. Porter notary public. Said Square h bound
cd by Lconidas, Third and Jefferson streets and
on portion Of the fourth eide by Burthc street,
and said lot measures in accordance with tn" HfOre
said plan, 30 feet front LoonidHs street by "a
depth of Ip9 feet at right angles and between par
pllcl lines
u The %pfovcmcntH on said property consist Of Il
sTramc dwelling hDuyc, kitchen, cistcrn, etc.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale--CASH OK THE SP0%
N GUY DREUX, sffsNsH
agltg Of the Parish pf Jefferson,