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The AudcrsosviIle Dead All Buried-
Heayy Revenue Reccipts-A ppointDenf
OF Moses y. OdeIi as Naval oteer at New
York-Two Young Ladies shot By =
wAmuGros, August II,
The President to-day, as usual opened hs DOOR TO
all visitors, one thiid Of whom we're women. The
throne was not near large a. II vas yesterday; /;
twenty or thirty persons only being In the office at
one o'clock Their business oonsecutively trans
acted.
Capt. James N. Morse, to-day sslssraphed from
Anderson Vile, that hs yesterday finished the suita-
Bile intsrment Of the Union prisonsr Who died at
that prison
Ths receipts nom Internal Rovenue to-day were
nearly one million Of dollars
Tho Secretary Of tho Interior he's is'ued an order
sorddins the clsrks IN his Department from giving
10 claim agents any information concerning the psod-
ing business claims, except By order Of himseh or
the Assistant secretary Of tho Interior,
Moses +. odell member Of the late How're Of Re-
prsssntstives from Brooklyn, n. Y, has been ap-
pointed Naval oficer Of the port Of New York 70
take effect on the lst Of September neIt
Last night, at Camp Barry near the city, aseatry
on duty was ordered 10 hIe an escspng prisoner,
and in doing SO accidentally shot Nj" Mary Good
and Miss Eliza Ward. who we're walking In the
vicinity with gen nnemkn. This wound inflicted upon
Mss Ward was slight; bat Miss Good was 'nos
through tho back and lung, and her injuries are sup
posed 70 ts mortal. bhe y Q resident Of bAl'i-
moro.
seversl hundred applications for pardon Including
from she rebel Brig. Gen CamplelLof Isnn'''se'
were received to-day.
Yesterday afternoon. while some sorEmen we're
raiiing large stone the south wing Of the Capitol
extension, one OF the usverse beams on the derrick
aud several OF the guys, broke, The derrick TEL IRON
an elevation Of 80 feet or more, with uemen loui
errsh almost completely dsmoliihns the 'eAnoidlns
| Ono OF the workmen, named james Dorsey WI" KILL
cd. Another OF the vorkmsn lesped from ths 'Saf
| ia AaA sseAasd With bot Lishi haiau
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churches. Tho negroes are fleeing to tho WOOL.
for safe,y. Twenty Ave Mississippi plsnters arc
under srress Al vicksburg, on the charge II NAL.
treating OF killing their former slsvss They ere
70 bs tried by Military Commission.
o. Thursday nigh, week ago . large numtcr
ot government horses, pent up In n lot al B-cou's
Quarter Branch, near Richmond, Va. were seLcd
with panic, and the whole multitude ristcd
s,oui In Wild constsrI alton. A number NJ tho
frightened suinisls rushed into . deep tav,ne in
We enclosure, and AZ the darkness 81 tho u'ght
prcVcniel any eSertons 70 exuicate them, somc
hi'y or more were found dead next morning. The
sildo, sprroach Of dock Of geese 10 said to have
caused ihs s'smpele
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oornmunicstion viii che shorc Ths ship stopped
and the eabls Transferred 70 the pleking-up gear,
which commenced hsulins II In at e;l4Ph. After
picking up two and quarter miles Of esbls the fault
esrus ON board, and on Examination proved 70 have
been caused BY . stou, piece Of vrs having s.eu
driven entirely through the esbla The two and
suAr'er miles Of cable recovered trom depth Of
l,ow A,homs The operation Of picking up from the
srost depth vs frequently interrupted By want Of
steam. The nisht being very dark AMI fcgs-, the
operation oi lov ,rus ths spee and transferring ths
eabe 70 the saying -out machinery, al the stern, va
pOst9oned until The nert morning The Great East
ein wss by Le able management Of Capt. Andersen,
kept up eli night 70 the cable, and prevented any
strtin, bsyend tho ssbs's weight, coming on H.
A. sio A. NJ tho spree had been suecessfully
lowered. and the chip vas assln on her course 1hs
detention BY th, FAULT "a eighteen houu snt forty
four minutes, and most anxious hour, snt minutes
theyvcr
SUNDAY, July N.-Ths dis-.nc- maie vas 3.
mites, and 81 mile. a tie cable va paid out. D,pth
Of vsier 1890 fa,hor,. Ts,n vrry rood.
h5ndap, Jviv 9l.--Dis.aBcs run ia 1ues Csblo
paid cot iss mile. Wafer lI70 fAthoma Tssts very
IOod
Tutsi1p, Aug. 1T "a made 1856 miles. CAblo
paid out i7s rsls, w..sr l1Oe aLsma Test, very
,oOA
Tsinesddv, Aso 2.--Ai S:S1 A NJ, on resumins
the 'usslstioB testA vn discovered that thsro vu
pa tisl loss ci insulation. The ship after
wards 'topped, and tie cable GaasferIed 10 the pich
is. up gsar .. thu bovS Tho operation OF hauling In
""he"'i ny H'.'u 'no ensiH' u'ou W. po'ht w
stepped Tor want Of ~stor for . considerable time
Two miles had been recovered and the cable vi. cut
W tes whether the fault Ind eonic on board
AZ a"u' i-S' = Wv $50 s' ia '"eu
- . al .f.d
Anu a. 90 pa'E'
." s''1 !" . "'''"e'A "'' ''1 u"0Pp'a' ~ "'
Ns'"' 49,.
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pau ou' 10 N.,'''' 80 ~ u,io'' ,1
NAer' l'''' iss4S%' ,o'A s"'.n.e "on l',,
l. -" mos '''N ','s s-'~ 'O' A'A' "''' 'ND~
"''pei &C"
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sspn'u'Ns sp ''Pe u'" Wv" .o' =.
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Evidence Relative to the akrrown
Explosion.
&c, &C., &c.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Retpru OF the G-eat Rasters to EnGiapd-
| Full Details or the Nortl up " ths Tine
Of the accident.
Hearts Contsnt Aug IS, vts Aspv Bay AUG II.
The Brilish war steamers Ta1itle and Gslstss
urived at g. johns Newfoundland, st o'clock on
Tuesday evening. ,hs 18Th ins,snt. The steamship
Great Eastern returned to sheerns,. on the llth
Instant. Captain Napier reports Is follows;
The cattle parted on Wednesday, the "a Inst, at
NON IN nineteen hundred ami ffty ta,hom. II VI.
zen grRpplcd for three different tines and raised
twelve hrntrei, nino hundred, and siI hundred
sthoms respectively Each time tho sTapplnr broke,
na. ths ceb!s rrmaieed unbroksn. To ,'reat East
en- returned TO England toE stronger and bstlef
trsEpling gear"
Hr. vasiey, cpe Of The electricians, vritss most
neourAsinsl, In regard 10 the cable!
-lSe found no dlHculty whoever IN srppiinz tho
sabin e,oa In the Frs,eat depth Of water As soon
- proper tacElo 1. prepare, will probably
nenee Frrpp.ins for the cable Asatn, one hundred
niies east OF the bresk. where tls water IL only
nfiecn hundred fathons doep. Tho suoy rides the
sSes we'll heine fastened by pi.eos Of condemned
sAb.s, NJ Field IL in EoOi hs,'h and .p,riis."
Dinry of Mr. C. w. FioId
sryAssun Omar TAsrYE-, ATLANTIC ocrAsJ,
| hoRrn ~. %, 20 NtT lord $50 o'cEEi
'oS
The steamship Grcnt Eastern sailed from tho More
81 sheene" Saturday July itth, At 1890 o'eloef.
AT thht pas' two o'clock on Monday steinoon' l'th'
sho ovarian Cd tho Caroline that left London ON the
bth Inst "i'h the 'horn end ou board ehe had been
eea'ned by bod vei'her We took her In tow aud
arrived on Naenai 81 Gas A. H. of wednesday As
she weather Tas aanvoinhls' the Caroline won't into
Nsien1A haipoI 'hd the Ere.t Eastern TO beeihA'on
bAnsry Hay iouo-e 'he next dAyey her hAOe'y'i
steamers leEFhis sne s2hylI 1he " fniio' OF
he hesVy shore end were successfully laid from the
CaTolire' toved by the steamer Hawk.
On Saturday, I'D at . quarter passo O'clock uhs
next Ahernoonl the splice between the main cable
and the shore eud "as oonpetoi ana tho Gfeat Fart
sTn, the Terrible and sphyn1 steamed toward. nov
founilaih WINE the Caroline and Hawk returned ia
VGsnhA All went on In the most satisfactory man
psr until s'2c A. n. on Monday, the 94th, when Z
partial ioss OF insulAtion suddenly 'hored iueh
Shortly afer 'hr the speed oi the ships was reduced
and he oahls paid ont more siowy While tests were
spp'ied to locate mo 'aA@ winch rM found to be In
ns water soms miles sstern OF the Great Eastern.
- Al % A. NJ tie CAME SS transferred 70 the pick
tnsup apparatus at the COWS ana We began 70 hAai II
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


Hdrrtsburo, AuouH iT--The J'uior state Con-
vention met In the House Of Representatives At neon
to-day. The Convention Wa called to order by Gen.
Cameron, tho Chairman Of tho State Cenusl Com
inittoe. John Ces-ns -ss chosen temporary Prs,i-
dent A comr,ittcs vai appointed on contested seats
and perms uent organization. Mr Todd, Of Cum bog-
land, offered the following;
Resolved, TLsi THE Convention representing th.
loyal people o! Penusy lvanl., recosuine nc ciuma
superior 10 itose % all o,D'rs an Ia. In token of
nole a csnlitsis. lor office except those ssc have
proved Their atty and psuio ism iy vces la the
teld agsins; u enemies Of VA. E,pd1,ic.
Mr.. Stevens moved Ito reference to tie committee
resolutions which Sts modified BY iusrnrtlns
tie committee to report ihi, afternoon. and th IN
siop.ed. A committee, con istns OF one fron each
Senatorial district, vss Srpo,ntsd on resolutions.
ArrvRSoos srsstos.
Harrf.bvrvh AUG. 1.-THE Convention res.sern-
bed at o'clock. Tho Committee on rsrnansut
organization reported Il. g. Johnol, OF Crawford tor
President, wiih svlos PnIidout hOin each senate
rial d<;riet
M. Nove,ghL Chairman o; the Committee on
resolutions subtnitioi = report. The revolutions
express copndeocs In tho sdIuinl,,raton Of Presi-
dsut johnson, ard endorse h, rooonitruetlon pocyi
comp p,iIDent Gov Curtin and r. NJ stsnton recon-
mend the conhtc.i ion OF the p.0Irrty of southern
rttHls aTuouLlns 70 ten tb0u and dol Grs In
value, to pay IeasouL sc. 10 tie soldiers; nivsrt TO
us rsvision VI the TevonuJ lAN, 10 insuGe pro-
tect!on 10 American Industry endoiso uIs Mon. 90
Do0i Tine, and mgntain the claims Of snldIcTs TO
Gclces and Jasts Oi profit and honor The ou'ions
I. .sulrnittsd ny tho ColAnitsae Wefo unAninouAly
adopted.
The Convention then nominated Con. John F.
HArtraufi TOR Auditor GererGi and Col Jacob NJ.
Campbell for Surveyor General Adjourned s,ne die.
1!inuCsota.
81. PduL birln, Avg. l6.-lbs Minnesota Demo
cratic State Convention met In this city to-day
Be.ol tions Nere al ed % sustsn the reoonstruc-
ucn pO! .cy OF fTesdclt JOAnpun In favor Ol the
protective Aritf, and denOuac!nr tie rusp5Dzion Of
ihe writ Of hdLSdS 90 -Iu-. lO-uisht the m0mbe 70
hold a TO the pIopT.sly oi aaJOuTning
the Convention oTeT until October.
Kentucky.
Lo,fsrils AUG. 1b.-The Kentucky Senate win
sand IL Con,orv vs,ives and II Luion. Tho gains in
the Eastern part Of ths stGte for the Lower House
will secure Union majority II the southern palt Of
the State has not dcne than supposed Tho
democratic candidate for etsto 1roaufer 10 deal,
Union candidates tOf Congrrss IN tho second and
Third districts we're doieAi Cd by i.OOO o-eh.
Tennessee.
II ID now aseeTtainSd that tho Congregational elec-
lions in Tennessee on the 30 Of August resulted ss
followsi
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All ether crops. per'irulA'iy ec.n and pout, d, a.e
o.t proHi,ns, except tobacco OF which cousi -Jio
lcs, hH been Flaniei 1to os ciop very large and
the Lag crop Ia shC woe. much injured BY tho ct
reAthar. but is still siunisnt.
Major G-nersl Curtis vas sorena'si to-uirh,, ana
,eknoriedsed tbs honor IN pstrio'c ,pccch. Tho
rcren.dins party then proceeded to the residence Of
sser-tsy Harlan, and. sitcr TIE hsnd hsd PLAYED
,cysrsi airs the Secretary -u called out by The
crowd, and In the course of his rema,hN said
lou mts' not expect ma, to-pirht 70 develop -hst
viii be, 10 The uturN the p7licg Of tho individual
olectei IL the hisheN position In ,be ain % the
him but himself; and doubt voly IJuch shether
he nov knows vhtt III, To the policy hich hs VII
be compelled by ciruumstsDUcs TO fo'.as Ia tho
future. We may however, lui.e OF The future T. oin
b, Ofoisl sc's Ia the past hnov lers portion n
TIE American people ice! deep soi,citu-e ou
tho trl!cot Of the probable sucoss Of l.H
q .miuistratiou and there are ihUso shl are
the snemies OF this Administration a. tney we're "
thet OF has pfedecca OF, " 10 AErtOu- 70 Arfay
asNnst him tbo,o by whcte vo'e, ne va elevated 10
.oi'itudc on this sui! eci. some may lear that, nov
that he has BEEN ecva cd 10 piacs and
power, he may turn Ara gst t4D.c Who eec ed
him. lh0ee who tear, Know hut u,tle Oi Tie man
IIey hsy. thus hoao,ed VI their vote,. tChe"tl
lhe perty which. thtod- 9 g military power, sui-
possed . rebellion vh.ch has hal no parallel IN
history, has nov the sreAt TespOnsibil.tv inposod
upoa 10 70 he, Itt coun Iutrcj sad nias.ol
rniil The disorgf gee iAios AIe teoylsnEed sud
fceins Of friendship snd uhiy 70 'oC tLGoug nout
cause TO complain OF the presideit tor an, thing
winch ne could NOT ule.a vith elual fcfto agsiu.t
hb pstgteo,sol, and e: Us that 20 dive him no
eAuss " break with
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Jackson, Miss, Aug. 1G.-Ihe Ni~I'7p' Conven-
vention met on the slh inst. The able't ard nost
talented State repre- entaiye' wcso e'ent Tho
follow Ing resolution. yere offered and carried
R;soipdd, That the Pc dent appoint committee
OF fifteen to inquire and IepJft 70 THIS Convention
such alterations and sInCndinenis IN It Constitution
VI the ate as MAY 10 ~ y"i an rtprdiont to Ie-
slOle the stste 10 itt cu.' nIoTh' lr"iOus 70 the
Federal Government aud project no eI|Isns AgalLst
INVASION and domestic TeJ MON
hesoirsd, That tvo o. TIA corr'lee OF hiteen 10
appointed 10 inquire i1to ana hpol 10 thht body
sueo eeIlon a. Is proper ie be rkrh IN leaon 10 The
Act Of Secession, llOp'cl an opp o., JanuGIy y,
1851, by conven.Ja oi tcleFs'es ~ ths sta.e; to
report, also, what legislation l. nee ssaTv 70 te tsken
IN regard " executive, .ess HtV aa leolelh neAs-
uTe' that have been acted on socs 'Ae Act Of seees
n0n vu paAaed.
SECOND DrsrATH
Jackson, Hiss, Aug l6.-las Mifi'sippi Conven-
ton Ie-assembled to-day. Rsto'u'ions we're offered
70 amend the Constitution " u TO require the
Probate Judge Of each County to set BY virtue OF his
Office Clerk Of the Coun'g-1Ac ple'ent rnethod u
uAnsaeting the duties uPer '.Al''! :" 'ho CIeIhb
Iseied TO the CommIteo Oh '"' i,ltion' .' ne
SonVentiOn then AdouT1|l lrA'.' . "stlun OF we
COMMITTEES Appointed yue.uuy 10 ic'1Ae the CoLsti-
tuition.
Tu firn day Of Adams lie h'l. Nos NE long
q, Svsz knavn. bseAuAs u Dad ~ E'N
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rHl ars day Of Adam. lie !, "a % bs hs long
n, ever knaUn. bseAuAs Dad ~ b's
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Efforts to scouro the Lost Gable.
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The Department Of Agriculture has Jus, con- pletcd
iu tables showing the condition Of the cror, on tbs
1st day Of August a. fcperted by is correspondents.
Al that time the harvest had not been .ecurci bu,
from the correspondence since them II Is believed
that the wheat crop had not received additional In
Jury, excepting perhapp In wisoousin and Ainnc.ot.
where the rains have extended since the frat Of
August The table o1ned on the Ausust circulars
'hov the following decrease Of the vhes, crop, "
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From Washington.

Tho AudersosviIie Dead All Ruricd-
Henvy Revcnuc Reccipts-A ppointDenf
OF VI oses u. OdeIl as Naval Uricer at New
kNufFy. Elc.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Peturn Of tho Great Eastern
to England.
ENE IS TO TRY 1T AGAIN.

Full Account Of tho Accident.
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7 LIQUORS. CORDIALS, syRuPs BiTrBRS, az
Ia rrdenberg Kane Co. 40 futop street, inan,nlao-
sns PENNSYLVANIA cordsi psr gallon 81 10 Bsrkbsy aud
Cherry Brandy, 81; Soughton aud stomach btteis e.
H. sp5efry and Lemon Syrup 81 50; Gum syI - 81
Al.o Rccidrd Spirits, Imported and Domestic WINS ~~
Liquors, Sc, at lowest market prices,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-23
SHERIFF'S SALES


! State of Louisian a. Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Sixth CHOW Fifth) Judicial Dis
trict Court-No. 102l-John Bird VIZ. II
E. Williams.
10y virtue of an alias writ Of f.. ia. issued
ID on twelve month"; bond and to me
directed from the Honorable the Judge oil
the Sixth {now Fifth) Judicial District
Court, Of the Parish and State aforesaid, ]
have this day November 18th, A. D.,
1885, seized and taken into my possession
and will expose to public sale, at the Court
House door, in the city of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of January,
A. D., 1866, at 70 o'clock, NJ :, of said day
the following described property, to wit
LIST. A certain LOT OF GROUND situa-
ted in the city of Baton Rouge, rneasurinR
one hundred feet on Third street, by ono
hundred and twenty feet in depth, French
measure, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, being the same
lately occupied by the Branch Of the Loui-
siana State Bank, at Baton Rouge, and
residence of William 8. Pike. The said
lot being portion of five lots in Square
No. Six in that part of the city OF Baton
Rouge laid out by Devall.
I'd. Another LOT OF GROUND, being
a corner lot, measuring one hundred feet
front on Third street, by one hundred and
twenty feet on Florida street, French nea-
sure, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon, which said lot
forms also portion of the five lots above
referred to, and on which lot Ia built .
brick building known rs pixies Row"
Sd. Two certain LOTS OF GROUND,
adjoining the first above described lot, for
r1efIy occupied by the Branch Of the Loui-
siana State Bank, on the north of said lot,
Square No. Six, Devall town, measuring
fifty feet each front on Third street, by
one hundred and twenty feessin depth.
4th. Another LOT OF GROUND, adj
joining on the East the two lots just de-
scribed, being lot No. Twelve of The said
Square No. Six, and measuring sixty feet
front on Laurel street, by one hundred and
fifty feet in depth, al French measure, to-
gether with all the buildings and improves
ments thereon. The three lots last de-
scribed were purchased by the said Vim. s,
Pike from E. F. Phillips, on the 9th day
Of January. 1854 by act passed before Sam.
Sheffield, Recorder of this parish.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
under q twelve months bond and in tho
above entitled suit, together with interest
and costs. uz, f,..s a-=@.
forms of sale-cash, without the benefit
of Apr aisemeut, in U. s. Treasury notes.
ED. COUSINARD,
nov1S Sheriff.
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POSTPONED SALES.

State of Louisihna-Parish of East Bator
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 370-Samuel HARRISON VS.. ohm G
Foreman and Nancy Foreman.
DY VIRTUE ola writ Of .fers fdcias &c
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
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:
A certain tract or parcel of LAND, stu
ated in this parish, on Bayou Manchac
about fourteen miles from the city of b.
ton Rouge, containing six hundred and
ninety-slx (696) arpents, more or less
bounded on the North by lands formerly
belonging to Prendergast (now Msnsur;)
West by lands of Willis; East by lands Of
Hereford, and South by Bayou Manchac,
together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. -..ss
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above entitled suit, together with
the interest and costs.
Terms Of saloon q 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 oil
said bond. ED. COUSINARD,
noy9 Sheriff.
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STIERTFFgS Sal 1ES,


State of Louisiana-rParish Of East Baton
Ronge--Fifth judicial District Court
II No, Tsl15x< Probate Iii, hematter u | ths
succession Of Samuel q. Morgan. ssW /
DY VIRTUE Of commission to mt
ID directed from the Honorable the Fifth
Judicial District Court, of the Parish and
State. aforesaid, I will expose 70 pnblie sale
Monday, the 4th of December next
A. d., 1865, as1glo'cloek, M, of said day
on the plantation where deceased lastrs-
sided, on the Liberty and Baton Rouge
Road, and about twenty five miles from
the city of Baton Rouge, the following de-
scribed property belonging 70 said success
sion 4: Lila 5AA ALL 81 l54sAi 4 /
A tract of land on which the deceased
resided last, on Big Sandy Creek In this
parish, with oil the buildings and improve
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing--six hundred and forty (640) acres
and bounded on the North by lands Of
George Keddin's heirs. on the East by
Lewis Kelly, South by John 8. Keddin and
William Kelly. Also, ..---, ,~z4 -g.
Z l0Head of CATTLE, more or less,s4
so I" HOGS,
Iron Axle OK WAGON,
Yoke of OXEN, ..z..,,fs 10
Dark Brown Horse MULE,
Bay Mare COLT, years old.
Upon the following terms and condiA
tons, to-wit: For cash..
ED. COUsINARD,
Al oct8l Sheriff.
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sept23

State of Louisiana--Parish 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
. from the Honorable Judge Of the Fifth
Judicial District Court, of the Parish and
State aforesaid, will expose to public sale
at the Court House door in the city Of Ba-
ton Rouge, on .r
Saturday, the I'd Of December next,
A. D., 1865, at IL 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 q
depth of one hundred and seventy feet on
Natehez street, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Upon the following terms and conditions,
viz: .s.s-,+
Terms Of sale--on credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to furnish bis bond
with approved security, bearing eight per
cent. interest from the day of sale until
paid-mortgags' retained on the property
sold until full and final payment OF said
bond. Ed. COUslNAhD,
novs Sheriff.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-23

State of Louislana-+Parisho Of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District COURT
Abat IL Generes'vs. Robt. Malloy IL ais
No. 523, -...s.. .-. ,a.--s--. v.-,
DY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale
ID to me directed from the Honorable the
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District, of the
Parish and State aforesaid, / have seized
and will expose to public sale at the Court
Houae door, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the I'd day of December
next A. D., 1866, at IL o'clock, M, of said
day, the following described mortgaged
property, to-wit. @ # tBEaa .
tract of LAND situated and lying in
the Parish of East Baton Rouge, contain
ing i've hundred $500 arpents, on which
Robt. Malloy resides, and under Guilt
walton; bounded north by Thos. s. Shell
mIre south by Buhler tract, now Mal,oy |;
east by McHugh and west by Mrs. Meter
vile, with all the buildings and improve
Tnents thereon, consisting Of Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Dat. houses, Negro Cabins,
Stables, Barn, Clubhouse and Press, GAR
den, 8cyJ the place being wen improved
being the same property acquired by said
Robt. MaIloy Of d. D. Avery, Attorney,
in fact others of Caleb Weeks. tsiH r
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above cause together with interest
and costs. .sss.=e7 F.. +
II Terms of sale--cash, in U. s. Treasury
Notes, with the benefit of appraisement.
ED. C0UsINARD.
oct81 Sheriff.