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have frequently felt emotions sfsmsze-
ment and amusement at the holy horror
with which some s. ump orators of quon-
dam slave States deprecste what they affect
to believe are the intentions of Congress,
should this amendment be adopted, in re-
| gard to one question over which, it does
occur to me- every man with thimbleful
OF brains in his head ought to know Con.
gress never can have jurisdiction. 1 al,
lude. Of course to the delicate question of
social equality and intercourse. How can
Congress pass law to make any one white
man say that any other white man OF
black man shall be his guest and compan-
lon Social intercourse will regulate It.
self and at the same time it will regulate
all questions of quality and equality be.
longing TO the private walks of social
life. To these gentlemen 1 will say that 1
was born and reared on Tree soil, and that
there l never saw 8 black man with a |
white wife. There white people are =h.to
PeVpie. and black people are black people; /
whereas 1 fad throughout the South
"kinky-heads" almost as white as any-
body. 1t is an unfortunate thing. for the
negroes Of the South that they take their
status from their mothers. Ii from their
fathers, they would be almost as univer-
sally free, as under the existing rules they
are slaves. The truth is, that the prscI.
cal amAlgsmatiOnists are the Southern peo-
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L,ts viii be sold On and af.sr
WEDNESDAY,, 2d AUGUST, Iss5.
U1HE TOWN Is LOCATED ON rup

HNHE TOWN Is LOCATED ON THE
Il right bank Of tbs Allegheny Biver, on the M,
Of the Atlantic a Great Western Railway. fouT
Hsleaaae- eranhltny yaldzezs I5ea -Bais.lF rsltl
City. Il Is TO be the principal depot for shipments
on the rarOs and she landing, at this point Tor
shipping by water, is uDequAlisd on the Allegheny
The beauty Of the site and fits Iurround din4G Il
Unsurpassed, while the formation Of he Rfound
GDd the abunosnoe end purity Of tbs water, CON.
bins to Insure the sslubtiiy Of the town The DO.
p=isorsl Intend TO do al in their power to Improve
these advantages 80 Rs TO make the place desirable
for residence we'll ~ businets.
The utreets snd sideWslks, 20 far as the lots are
lei out are graded 10 q superior masner, and as
fast as blccks offered for sale the grading will
be CONT. uei thus securing q moEt desirable and
important improvement WItaout expense to lot
owners.
A school ofhigh grade with p,rminent endow.
ment. is TO be establis he'd; and liberal provisions
will be msde for sites for churches, sch yois and
public grounds.
RehneTies, ard the siy king Of oil wells to he
excluied from the limits OF The town, and every
effort made secure the erection OF god snbstan
tial build ngs and t0 discourage WhGteYer vilI end
20 impair the beauty injure the interests Of the
place
For inlorma alton and terms Of sale apply to Ca
LUsHA A. CHOW, or JAMES JENKINS, Reno,
or to L. H. CULVER. N. Y. iy2s;23O
VNHE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Il Fans in the city, at
COWLEs CO.'S,
jy27 157 Weddell House,
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The Travellers Insurance Company,
of BArtford iaVi investg alton intOts charsc'er
and standing. 1t lie managed with the pruceHee
and bsgaci that have given Hartford Insurance
Companies their high standing al the country;
is business is firmly established, and 1t has half
million in cash asset 10 pey LOSES. As It established
the rates in this country and has tested them. 1t
can issue policies the best terms possible ooDss-
tent with peneot security 10 the policy holder.
While advise all persons TO insure against soci.
dents We have no hasitatia - ----------Asnrs tha
original Travellers a. the right company to insure
IN. THAYEB a MUEsOS, Agents,
Park Building, (next to Court HOuSe,l 0leVesnd'
Ohio. b2
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COlOrPd People Discussing the
Right OF Suffrage.
Sale OF Government Vessels In
New York.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
GOLD LAST NIGHT f46.
associated Press Report.
GOLD MARKEE-

NEw YORK, July 27.
Gold is steady. The demand is chiefly
for customs duty. The price shows a
slight upward tendency. Quotations OPEN
ed at l45s and went up to I435.
Gold tonight I46a.
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ROBBERY Ar NORFOLK.

FORTRESS MONROE, July &c.
The jewelry store of j. M. Freeman, on
Main street, Norfolk, was broken open
last night and robbed of all its watches
and valuable jewelry. Loss upwards Of
$4,000.
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A young clerk in the Detroit Post-ofice'
named j. Alston Fairfield, has been sr-
rested for embezzlement. It is charged
that he has suindled the government out
of shout two thousand dollars.
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NEW YORK, July q.
Mr.. Cogswell, master machinist of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, sent in his resigns-
tion on Tuesday. Other designations are
spoken of in the Yard. Mr.. Cogswell re-
eeiVed his appointment shortly after the
breaking out of the war.
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Az ANEoporE PART

I was told an amusing story last winter,
while in Savannah, to this effect: There
was before the Legislature of Georgia q
bill to expatriate all the free negroes in the
State. Against this barbsrous measure the
citizens of Savannah entered a most ps-
thetic protest. A remonstrance went from
that good city TO the Legislature, signed
by almost everybody. The reason for this
remoRstrsnce, it was said by the friends of
the measure, wss that all the folks in Ss-
vannsh were akin.n
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United states Arms.

The New York HeraIds correspondent
says of the Springfield, Mass, National
Arms N Mannfant'i~i"O nc-,T-~ny R5ince
men constantly employed there during the
past two years, over two thousand have
been discharged.
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Francis Aston OhAnning, son of Rev.
William Il. Charming of Washington, has
gained tie "Ohsncellor's prizs" st the Uni
versity of Oxford, England, for the best
English essay.
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NOtice.-An persons wishing good easy Shave,
or good shampOOiOg, or imooth Hair Cut, will
do well to call on Prof Thomas, under the johnson
House We are open from N. to P. NJ, with
plenty Of help. jy2s:23O
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two days meeting in the Miles GrCve and Town
Eau, st the village Of NeWburfh h, next Saturday
and sunday, 18th sad 3Oth July. On sundsy,
BAaket Dinner in the Grove. Services will eom-
meuos at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. each day, and viii be
oondu ted By Bros. Geo. Messenger and u. Bacon.
Oar brethren are anxious for . large attendance -
Brethren eyeryWh're are cordially invited 70 at
tend and b.ing IS many of their neighbors IS pos
sib'e. We hope and expect to have good and
profitable meeting. jyf6..sO
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/. W. FORD,
AN-HR S-YrH,
O. W. PALMER,
EEamll
iy2s.gsO

. iPeRehes.-We are in daily receipt Of choice
Peaches, which we are enabled to sell in qGanti.
ties to suit the demand, At reasonable prices.
jySs:2S2 J. STAIR a SON, IlB Ontario st.
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Ills HOG n FRbIe.-The immense and uni
verssI demand for she Fragrant sozoDONT, is s
marvel in the via Of Dentistry It exceeds that
Of all other Dentrifces combined. Neither acid
from the EtcmAeh, nor any other corresponding sl-
ement generated BY indigestion, effect set Of
teeth reg llnrly purified by this Fragrant YsgetA-
bic nntilepIio md nreasrvaIiHe.
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Examination Of Ieachers.-Ihere will
be examination Of applicants for positions Is
Teach in the Public Schools of this city on Sat-
uroay next, the 2Jth inst, at the Central High
school, commencing precisely at baIf pAst nine
O'Clock A. N. Tbs will be the lest public eIsmi-
nation previous to ths selection OF Teschen to fill
existing vacancies. and those pElieants who have
not already been examined will do well to attend
L. W. FORD,
ANON S~YrH,
nInn-
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General Logan on AmaIgamaIIOn and
Auavarr

Msior General John A Logan, before
the war bitter partizan Democrat, is
%stumping" in Kentucky for the Union
party. He made speech in Louisville on
Friday last,in which he took strong ground
in favor of the Anti Slavery amendment
We take one or two brief extracts from his
claimant sneech
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

The friends of General Wsshburn are
making strong efforts to secure him the
Union nomination for Governor Of Wis
c0Rsip,
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Miss Mary Harris is in BALTIMORE,
where she will remain 3 few Wealks, ar d
then go 70 her parents st Burlington, IOea
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Lambs Knitting hRehIne.-GEsIus
TRTUMPHAST.-ThS greAtest invention Of the age.
EsrrOws the toe, knits the heel, oomplete In one
piece. win do al that 1t is prOniIed to do in our
circulars. Gall on or address, with stamp, A. L.
'QHssQEi 20 sIleTtQE Iln QsIllAaa pI2lfai
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Mrs. Cashberg pays the highest cESh price
for ladies' cast on wearing sppArtl. Please try by
calling, or sending note by post, TO Mrs. CASH
BERG, No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Orders will be
punctuAIy attended 70. jy6-2S2
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NIsTH OHIO: KEaIMEsT.

NUhIhhto MUNhO1I OuIy 70.
The steamer Northerner arrived from
City Point to-day, bound to Baltimore
with the 9th Ohio regiment en- route for
home,
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Cnnnerhentl PIatforn
-NashvilEe Times.

l. Restoration of Slavery.
2. Reputation of the war debt
,. Mrs. Surrstt.
-NaShpiILe Times.
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8. A. BOyntOn, n. D., Physician and Sur.
geOn, Ofhoe 30 Pearl street. Cleveland, o. once
hours from to S1z A. NJ, from to and to
Pm. jyI42S6
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Foreign News Items.

An "Alpine Club" has been established
in China. Its first meeting was held on
the summit of mountain 5000 feet high.
The palace for the Paris exhibition at
Vaugirsrd, Paris, will cover at least forty
acres and will cost 100000; it will be
removed at the close of the exhibition.
A lock of Queen Elizabeth's hair, and
an original poem by Sir Philip Sydney on
receiving it, has lately been found in an
old folio volume of the Arcadia, at Wal
ton, in England. The hair in color is
golden brown.
In the reign of Philippe LIE Bel there
were but two carriages in Paris; under
Horny " tharo were only 320: in the
reign of Louis XIV. there were l,5OU, IN
.1-S-~f-,-- 0E nL--i~- Y fhnrn uzara 30 0OU I;
there are now 100 1000.
The King of Italy will send to the Dub
lin exhibition the biggest emerald in the
world, next to the "Emerald Isle" It is
six inches long, four broad and three thick,
and has engraved upon it the Lords Sup
per, after Dominichino.
The Queen of Madagascar, on the 10Th
of April, held religious ceremony to in
augurate her Msjesty's assumption Of the
dress called crinoline, which is henceforth
q form of raiment reserved for members Of
the royal family. The only exception
made was in favor of her prime minister
wife, Madame Rainilairvony.
Negro and white Equality fn Ten
nessee.
Not long since q woman from the refu-
gee camp, which the government had been
supplying with subsistence for some time
called on Gen. Fisk for the purpose Of get
ting transportation or rAtions. She was 6
fair specimen of the tobacco chewing, snuff
taking "white trash" of Tennessee Aftel
considerable conversation of q general char
acter, the following is said 70 have occur
red:
Refugee Mister FizlI, be you an Abo
litionistP
Gen. F.-Indeed, madam, be-"
Refugee But you don't believe in mig
ger equality, do you7"
Gen. F." 1 DO not think, madam, ths
YOU have occasion for the slightest unessi
ness on the subject Of negro equality, TO
you must certainly learn great deal NOR
and do great deal better before you cal
possibly be on an equality with grea
many Of the negroes"
Our female refugee departed withou
much ceremony, and it is predicted tina
she will throw her influence in favor of tn
conservative candidate at the coming Con
gressional election.
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Employment NRnted.-Tbe following dis.
charged soldiers, with good references, want en-
plOJ msnt, viz: 1 Book keeper IL Clerks Far
mers. Gsrdnsrs; Gro cry clerk light employ
msnt, (disSbItdl; lost right am; learn trades;
l maohinist apprentices. to go ~ (oOyli place in
family, wants; porter; ID railroad employ ment,
bFeakmen, &C.; Saiesmeni street car drivers
7 train bOyr; tanner, l type setter; WAtchmen,
1 wsiter st hotel; IL have no particular business
aud viii do anything.
Enquire at 50 Bank street, Office Of the Soldiers
Ala Society. jyR5.Rs3
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For saIe.-By home in East Cleveland. con-
tanning thirty i've acres, with four in grapes
A7d fruits of al kinds. Enquire on the promises,
or to F. JudsOn. uy2O-2S6l L. WADE.
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GaIsani1ed Sheet IrOn.-Bsst in the mar
JT2s:3s

OLEVEJAND, Brown co.,
jy2s2ss Is, q, ~ and 81 Merwin st.
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BATHS ONE lDOLLAR EACH.

b3- Patients can be accommodated with
Board AZ The Cure. ie9:R4
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State Of Louisiana-Parish of Pointe Cou-
pee-Seventh judicial District Court
No. 206-Probate-In the matter of the
succession of Jules Landry, deceased.
DY VIRTUE of commission to me d.
- reeted from the Honorable Seventh
Judicial District Court, of the Parish and
State aforesaid, l will expose to public
sale, at the Court House door, in the city
of Baton Rouge. on
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Appointments by Governor wells


LOUISIANA M1L1r1A.-Joseph B. Hum
phreys, Colonel for the parish of St.
Charles.
B. S. Labranche, Colonel for the parish
Of St. John the Baptist.
Eugene Waggaman, Colonel for the par
ish of jefferson.
Benjamin y. Burgess, Colonel for the
parish of Rapides.
Henderson Crawford, Colonel for the
parish Of st. Mary.
Louis Bush, Colonel for the parish of
Lafourcbe.
John X. Bisland, Lieutenant Colonel for
the parish of Terrebonne.
Orizime Aycock, Major for the parish Of
Terrebonne.
James Reid, Major for the parish of West
Feliciana.
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
Magloins Bourgeois, Justice of the Peace
for the Seventh Ward.
Drozime Himel, Justice of the Peace for
the Fifth Ward, and
Emile l.. Hsbert, Justice of the Peace
for the Sixth Ward of the parish of As
sumption.
Washington E. Edens, Assessor for the
parish of Bossier.
w. Fl. Haskell, Recorder of Calcasieu
parish.
Charles Morgan and John Hendrick, AL
dermen of Vaudeville, parish Of St. Tam
many.
E. w. Willis, Selectman of Baton Rouge.
Rosamond Hebert, Notary Public for
W est Baton Rouge.
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FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY FOB INVEST
NENT.-Any one possessing capital and de-
sirous of investing in the culture of good
cotton plantation on shares, within few
miles of this city, may have an opportu-
nifty Of doing SO to rare advantage, on ap-
plieation at this office, where full particu-
lars can DO had. The owner 10 willing to
60 halves with the right sort of per-
son possessing the capital, of which the
amount required need not be very large.
See advertisement.
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State Of Louisiana of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth judicial District Court
No. IT'S, Probate--In the matter of the
succession of Felix Brunot, deceased.
DY virtue of commission to me directed
ID from the Honorable Judge of the Fifth
judicial District Court, Of the Parish and
State aforesaid, l will expose to public sale
at the Court House door in the city of Ba-
ton Rouge, on
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POT-WARE.
NOfNR.aE Public

WOULD most respectfully announce to nv
! friends ana the public generally, that am
now prepared to make Inveu tories. Apnraiua.
ments, Partitions receive Wills, make Prptasts
Matrimonial Contracts and Instruments of writ
ing, to hold Family Meetings, and Meetings a
Creditors. DC. VI
All business entrusted to me will be attended
TO with promptness and dispstrh.
JNO. Nj. TRACY,
Justice ofhe Peace and Notary Pubic
octl4 Office, Corner Third aud Laurel Sta.
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NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN.-A few
we'll authenticated facts forcibly illus
trate this principle and show that
healthy old age gives a man the pow.
er of accomplishing difficult study 10
much less time than it would be nee,
cessary to one of half his years. Ev-
cry one familiar with the biography Of
distinguished men will recoIlect many
other examples Of those who com
menced new study and struck out
into an entirely new pursuit, either for
a livelihood or amusement at an ad-
vanced age; but the following are
enough to prove that man is mever too
old to learn
Socrates at very advanced period of
his life, learned to play on musical in
struments for the purpose of resisting
the wear and tear of old age.
Cato, at eighty years of age, acquir-
ed for the first time knowledge of
the Greek language. q
Plutarch, when between seventh
and eighty, commenced the study y
the Latin.
Dryden in his sisty-eight year CON-
menced the translation of the Illiad
and bis best productions were written
in his old age.
DR.. johnson applied himself to the
German language but few years be-
fore his death.
DIR. Franklin Gid not fully COM
mence his philosophical pursuits till
he had reached his fiftieth year.
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NEW ORLEANS .M.ARKETS
FINAN CIAL.

TUESDAY MORNING, November 7,
GoLD.-The market closed yesterday at $50.
S63s 900 In gold coin, to various consirnees. ar
rived from New York yesterday.
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-. W. fisher,

d RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and former
IL patrons. that he has resumed business at
Theodore Goldmann's Jewelry Store, where will
be found q large and general assortment Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes Hats, and variety
Of Notions, suited to the ladies Of East and West
Baton Rouge. 1 jnly29-1m
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The Gazette Gnll1et
RATON ROUG E

THURSDAY, .:::::::::::.::::::::Nov 9, 1866.
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BOARD OF LEvBE CoMMIssIoNERs.-C Gem
plete List.-The following, says the New
Orleans Crescent of Saturday, are The names
of the gentlemen constituting the new
Board of Levee Commissioners, as officially
announced yesterday by the Governor:
J. v. Durable and W. W. Pope, 1.-THE
former chairman of the Bosrd), parish of
West Baton Rouge.
w. W. Pugh and E. E. Kittridge, parish
of Assumption.
w. J. Minor and Tobias Gibson, parish
of Terrebonne.
f. L. Claiborne and A. D. M. HARRISON
parish Of Point Coupee.
M. M. Nolan and II. P. Morancy, parish
of Madison.
John Routh, parish of Tensas.
A. T. WEIGH, parish of Concordis.
W. D. Winter, parish Of West Feliciana.
F: M. Goodrich and Edward Sparrow,
parish of Carroll.
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POSTPONED SALES.

State of Louisi ana--Pa of East Baton
Rouge Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 370-Samuel HARRISON VS.. John C.
Foreman and Nancy Foreman.
DY VIRTUE of writ of yfers facias to
ID me directed from the Honorable the
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District Court,
of the Parish and State aforesaid, have
seized and will expose to public sale at the
Court House door, in the city Of Baton
Rouge, on j
Saturday. the I'd Of December next,
A. D., 1865, at IL O'Clock, M, of said day,
the following described mortgaged prop
erty, to-wit: :Es
A certain tract or parcel Of LAND, stu
ated in this parish, on Bayou Manchac,
about fourteen miles from the city of Ba-
ton Rouge, containngss six hundred and
ninety-slx (696) arpents, more or less,
bounded on the North by lands formerly
belonging to Prendergast NOW Mansur;)
West by lands of Willis; East by lands Of
Hereford, and South by Bayou Manchae,
together with oil the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above entitled suit, together with
the interest and costs. .1.
Terms of sale-on credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to furnish his bond
with approved security, bearing eight per
cent interest from the day of sale until
paid, mortgage retained on the property
sold until the full and final payment of
said bond. ED. COUSINARD, ~
move Sheriff.
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Saturday, the I'd of December next,

A. D., 1865, at - o'clock. M, of said day,
the following described property, to wit
Lots Nos. one, two and three of Square
No. two, measuring one hundred and
eighty feet front on America street, with
depth OF one hundred and seventy feet on
Natchez street, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Upon the following terms and conditions,
viz:
Terms of sale--on credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to furnish his bond
with approved security, bearing eight per
cent. interest from the day of sale until
paid mortgage retained on the property
sold until full and final payment of said
bond. ED. COUSINARD,
noV9 Sheriff.
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co WI M 1T RCIAL,
TUESDAY Morning. HnYt

TUESDAY MoRSIso. November 7.
oorToN-The demand yesterday was limited At
Irregular quotations as Follows Good ord,n.r.
H04e; low middiug, 5o@51 other grades mo-.
quoted. 80
SUGAR AND moLAssEs,-A few small lots of thess
articles are coming In from the coast Tbs hnsi.
ness ness Is prize paly retail. La. Sugar common
,tG, iair ioc good fair, l6%c fully fair, no
,I2c.: prime, lsc. per ID. Good old La
Molasses, 65066c per gallon Wv 80"
in the maoket. % w ""''
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Saturday, the ID of December next

A. D., 1885, at II o'clock, A. NJ, of said
day.
lst. A certain tract or parcel Of LAND,
situated on St. Charles street, in the city
Of Baton Rouge. measuring seventy-fi We
feet French measure,) more or less, front
on ST.. Charles street, by sixty nine feet
SIX and three quarter inches, more or lesss
French measure,) in depth, with the.
buildings and improvements thereon, Do
ing the South half of the corner lot, afs4
mum bered ten (10,) of Square four "a
Leonard Town, as surveyed by Messrs
Waller; part Of Lot No. twelve (12) and.
Lot No. eleven Oh of Square four, bein
the same property purchased by said de-
ceased from Therese Sonat by act of sale
before William Hubbs, Recorder, May 26th,
1850, in Book s., Folio, 2S2, of Notarial
Acts.
Terms of sale-on a credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to furnish his bond
with approved security, bearing eight per
cent. interest from the day of sale until
paid, mortgage retained on the property
sold until full and final payment Of said
bond. A. J. BOGAN,
noV9 Deputy Sheriff.
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fB~ Our thanks are renewedly rendered
to Messrs. ARCHER d HENDERSON for late
courteous attentions.
Also, to Mr.. EDWARD JOLLY, for late
favors.