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AUCTION SALES.
MULES ..,...,,,,.,,., MULES. MULES
SUCCESSION OF ANDRE DEsLoNDE. JR Deceased.
BY u. ID. WALTON q DEsL0NDE.

On Snpp nTsIoNpE In Dece,.ed
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TO- TERhs-cash on the spot, In T. s Treasury notes.
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MI LETS NJ LErS ...... MULETS.
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euee'ss'o" u ,"urs pes.ohoo 81. uueeae,
PAR y. Ii. WALTON az DESLONDE,
j. r. WALTON Enonnteur
-, - - -. -
"ef'N~~f' 'NHo S"i'hueie' eA'o'sH"i'S"''
HNARDE, ic % fanvSer 1866 AJAX ceurges du
WI Cros6ant Baronne les GrRver ct COmnt
ne heurcs vertn de acknowledgements ordre dc
honorabe no Thomas uge de la 2e Gour de district de In
Conr No seont pour compile Ia succession
ei.dcssns
TRENTE NEUF $50 MULETS parmis lcsquels SO trouvent
dcs tluets de premiere classe
CoHptrIoNs-G0mptant moment de ladudcaon, EN- bill
lets du TresoE DIES EtatS Unts.
. 80 ,,,, ~,
VALUABLE LOTS ON CAkoNDElEt STREET, BE
taen Third and Fourth streets the ue of the New
- 'nt,..,
oiV faiFoau
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS CORNER OF PERDIDo AND
I~,,; .,, 70 +,a rirs, district and n la-ye Fran,
Dwelling.
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Two lrishHien il crossing q aeld, came in con
tart With Il t3onie VI who WAS making tiay hide
0ns q 4jth biz nnoarthly braying. Jenny stood,
za0m4 Al tonisinleltt; but turning TO Pat, VIII,
sr<nieA ~ much enraptnred with ths song as him
self remarked s Il 4 enc. large ear that BIZ,
has f0F mpsic, Pat, but sure he' g got an awiu
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p,rrrcrAI. ,5IounxAL
pnrpAY M{,RNIN(3. sJANtJARY s, 1866.
". GILMORE s,HNs.

Y Il r. GILMORE sssns.
Well may we sing herheauties.
This pleasant land of ours,
Her sunny smiles her golden fruits,
Y And ali her world Of flowers;
The young birds OF her forest groves,
Tho blue folds Of her sky,
And I'LL those airs of genHeness
Thai never seem to fly;
They wind aboat eHr forms at noon,
They WOO us in the shade,
When painting, from the summers heats,
II: We seek the welcome glade;
They win as with a song of love,
They cheer us with a dream
That glide our passing thoughts Of life
As sunligh does the stream;
And well would they persuade us now,
In moments all too dear,
That, though our hearts may sinful be,
We have our Eden here.
All, well has lavish Nature,
Fromaout her houndless store,
Spread wealth or l0seiiness around,
On river feck and shore
Y No sHeeter streams than ours may be-
And what of sunny France
She boasts nOafairer iieldsthan ours
Within her fnatron glance;
Our skies look down in tenderness
a From out their realms Of blue,
The f&irest OF Italian chimes
May claim ne softer hue;
And let them sing OF fruits OF Spsin,
And let them boast the flowers,
The M0ofss own CultuTe-they can claim
No deefer sweets than ours
4 Perchance the dark haired maiden
Bs az si mssd u so = AZ south ~ rule
When al the rest are nigh.
&
And none may say it IS not true,
The burden OF my lay,
T7s written IN The sight ut Al
In flower md fruit and Nv u y
Look on the scene around US now
And ssy ii snne amiss,
The song tlat pictures 70 your eye
a spot so fairas this;
Gay spsings the merry knocking bird
Around the cottage pale,
And, scarcely taught BY hunters aim,
s The rabbit down the vale
Each boon OF kindly Nature,
Her buds, her blooms, her flowers.
And, moro than all, the Inaidens fair,
That sfill this land Of oars,
Are still in rich perfection
AZ oar fathers found them first,
But our sons are gentle now no more,
And all the land is cursed.
Wild thoughts are in our bosoms.
And savage discomfort III
We love no more TIN llte we led,
The music, nor theecent
The merry dance delights us not,
Asin that better time,
When Oft in happy bands we met
With Spirits like our Cline.
And Ill the social loveliness
And Ill the smile is gone,
Tint linked the spirits of our youth, M
And made our people one.
They smile no more together
As iii that early day,
0nr maidens sigh in lUneliness
Who once were always gay;
And though our skies are bright,
Ard our sun looks down as then,
Alb, me the thought is sad / feel,
We shall never smile again.
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Whole Tickets sl2 Halves Sc Quarters So Eighths 60
Prizes cnshed by
CHAs. 7. HOWARD, No q8 Camp street,
or Lockbox 692, Postofice New Orleans
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON CONT STREET, NEAR
Esmpart street.
BIZ j. b. WALTON q DESLONDE,

By j. b. WALTON 81 DESLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office No. At Csrondelet street, Union street.
WEDNESDAY,, January 10, 1896, Mt Ie
w o'clock NJ the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change, Royal street. will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the bounded by
CONT, Rampant, Customhouse and Burgundy Streets
ing Is front Cont by DEPTH between parallel
lines l9 inches with the of alley
this other opening into CONT street. 10 feet inch
wide.
improvements OF well built TWO STORY AND
ATTIC BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing paror and
dining aud six half foot hall large and small
bedroom second floor and large and i small
bedroom in attic The buildings contain servants
Kitchen washing and ironing storsroo pantry
paved there is carriage house and stable cstern hydran
R TERMs-onealf cash in O. s. Treasury notes, balance
in twelve and eighteen month IN the notes OF the
orer bearing interest the
per annuul, and mortgage the property sold until
final payment The buildings be kept sured by the pu
chaser at his expense and the policy transferred to tho
dor until final payment.
of sale Grima Stark Notaries Public, the
of the purchasers.
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SUPERB RESIDENCE ON EsPLANADE STREET
BY j. III. WALTON 81 DESLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auetioneer,

BY j. III. WALTON 81 DESLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office No. Al Carondelet street
THURSDAY, january rs, 1896, at 1e
THATsUPERB RESI- DESCE and grounds he corner of
Esanade and St. Claude streets the of Hmil
ne II es Ea
@ ssbes s Pe On the oppoe ps m e s
ias t and inss
eta residences in New Dreams built brick in
feet square @ mahogany dining room aos ess
% bed d dn
sEeoa and two Bathrooms in
main building water closets etc Six seven Bedrooms in
Stables and Carriage House. beautiful Fountain and highly
hi; mansion i Ct the most elegant in al
South It is very comodious AID contains every modern i'm
Act of sale before - Notary Public at the expense Of
NINE VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND
ST. Mary street. New Camp Chestnut Streets
Fourth District, at auction.
BY j. IL. WALTON & DEsLoNDE,
Office No Al oarondelet Street corner of Union
a X sd 1sth nseG Ct r.
nine VACANT LoTs OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis
ST. Mary and Felicity streets designated by the Nos
inclusive plan drawn by Peo Depouilly, Engineers
and Architects, dated Oct, 1853
Lots Nos inclusive adjon each other and measure
each q feet inches fro St Mary street by depth of
25 feet between parallel lneslot No. forms the
Chestnut and St Mary streets.
Lot No adons the above lots and IS feet inches
lines front st Mary street is feet lines in width in tho
by depth of 25 feet the side to No and 1876
lines front and depth New Camp and forms the
of New Camp and st Mary Streets all running
alley 10 feet vide opening into New Camp Chestnut
Streets
This property situated the midst of the finest residences
in the Fourth District convenient to the Camp and Magazine
street lines of city and offers for investment for
proyament unusual advantages.
Hly~TRRMs-Cash in u. 8 Treasury notes.
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public the
mem Of he nurchas
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BY G. Il. aTaARDEy Il CO..


Office, No. II Exchange Place,
SATURDAY, january A:sth, at 12 s'clocL
- NJ, the Me chants and AuctCnecrs Exchange, will
be sold public auction, for account of liquidation, without
/. That valuable C TToN PRESS PROPERTY situated on
the Of Front Henderson Streets comprising eight
lots ground the Squire bounded by Front Lcree Hender
and ROgnae streets designated by tic Nos 2 and
measuring each q feet Ches Front street. by depth
between parallel lines OF liz feet lines No forms the
adjOn the above lots in the each % feet
ginches line Henderson street. depth betweeu
parallel lines Of 03 feet II inches lines giving total front
front Of 30 feet by and G
together with the improvements consisting IF large brick
Warehouse, suitable cotton The BRICK
wall upper line 10 is built will support sheds
which may added complete the property for capacous
storage. This desirable location for STEAMSHIP, land
ing and depot Property rented at the rate oil S0
., A LARGE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Race Religious St Thomas and Orange Streets measuring 6
feet IL inches lines front Race street. by l59 feet 10
inches lines in depth together with the improvements, COM
prsng twcsory brick Stable having accommodations for
about sixty horses feed hydrant ETC. desirable ad
junct To cotton press and the drayage business.
HS-TERNst cash; balance and two years credit
Tor of the purchasers secured by privilege and
per per from date until maturity, and
per per ii then paid until final payment
Improvements kept insured aud pocy to be transferred
be subdivded the convenience
ofthe vendor.
sae-Property firstly described, before Stark
ma and Tor the property secondly described before A. Hero
Jr, Public, the of the purchasers
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Office, II Exchange Place.
SATURDAY, Jan. Is, 1866, at IS O'Clock
= the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, will be
sold at public auction
very four story brick Store known No r.
Camp the bounded by Camp Gravie Sachez
Banks Alley measuring feet inches front Camp street
by 70 feet in depth, between parallel lines.
This lease executed two since to
James, until the LIST October 1866, ut the rate Of $500
would command much the property being
adapted any description OF business especially Bank
ing the Retail trade, which this
popular street. -......
@TERMs-Onehaf cash, balance at twelve and eighteen
secured by vendors privilege, and
special mortgage the bearing cent
interest from un'il maturity If not then paid
until final payment improvements to be kept insured, and
policy to be transferred to the vendor. '7
OF before W. Shannon Notary Public nj the
of the purchaser. --.-
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LIST OF LETTERA

REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE rosroFr1cE
- - IL SEw ORLEANS
On Friday, Jnnuary 9Th, Ices.
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COUTNERN LAND, EMIGRATION
AND PRODUCT COMPANY,
al broadway, New York, and Al Unior
street, New Orleans.

ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF INTRODUCING
CAPITAL, MECHANICAL SKILL EMIGRATION AND
LABoR-sAvING MACHINERY INTO THE SOUTH
ERN STATES.
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CHOICE CAMP STREET PROPERTY.
Four Story Brick STORE No 70 Camp street. between
Grayier and Natchez streets.
BY c. II. GEEAEsssEX 81 CO.,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY MONTGOMERY d BRO,

FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY d BRO,
r. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
CATURDAY. Jan. o, at II o'clock A. NJ,
.he, Auction Mart q, osgBst,ees VII se sG!d .
sss ss ,s SS IN csss s
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Bg
n osoHP Fs's s
OF several well furnished houses
A large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Sea.
as- TrRNs-cssh
THE FAST SAILING YACHT REVENGE AT AUCTION
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, AuctoneCr,
hgI z IRA pi.sys ssss "a at ''e'oeh' mt
The fast sailing yacht REVENGE Of 100 tons american
% rERss-6ash in U: $. Treasury Notes.
COTTON COTTON. COTTON.
90 bales of Cotton at auction, EsS
by MONTGOMERY ~ BRO,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer
Ohice-S7 Camp street.
SATURDAY. J q 9th, ut &; ? o'clock
" az sA'''o % Bales G OF Cotton Cotton u
pSg.FFsMs~Gash in United States Treasury notes
by ROBINSON az NASH,
/ onice, corner Carondele. and iravieT streets
SATGRDAY. 9th in.t., at i . O'Clock, at the
- Canal street Press, will be Sold
40 bales Cotton, partially damaged.
LARGE SALE OF DAMAGED COTTON
BY ROBINSON q NASH,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carondeet and Gravier streets
SATURDAY. 9th inst. at 4 o'clock r. NJ.
eeyn saved Bella Donna, viii be
lat bales of Damaged Cotton.
A SIX HUNDRED TON GUNwALE BARGE AT AUCTION.
BY ROBINSON a. NASH,
Office, corner Carondeet and Gtavier streets.
Fourth 81 IT, vi" ss sod
go wood being 2 feet wide and l2s feet long and
r9r-TsRas-Cssh In u s. Treasury notes,
COTTON COTTON COTTON.
BY ID. e. MaRPHY,
AccIIosEEs--ohce, II Magazine street
sa. J os N s1s re- r + sd
IL bales COTTON, slightly damaged
ps~ TsRMs-Cash in U. s Treasury Notes
HARDWARE. .......,. HARDWARE. ......... HARDWARE
BY ID. f. MORPHY.
Aucr1oNERR-OfFce, II Magazine street
= in store No. II Magasine street, will be sold
t.; of sSR Ps in cha PsF f & o@ n A As
a k % % ga sS1s
shoyels, Saws, Screw Plates
Hf-TERMs-Cash
BLANKETS. BLANKETS,
BY ID. L. MORPHY,
AucrloSEER-Osce No. Al Magazine
GATURDAy, Jan. 9th, 'GG, at 10 O'Clock
- in No II Magazine street, viii ha sold for
count Of whom it may
100 BLANKETS
RS~THRMs-Cash.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
BY ID. L. HORPHY,
AucrICNRRR-Olfce, II Magazine street.
SATURDAY, january q, Mt 10 o'clock A
- in store No. AZ Magazine street. will be sold
100 bbls Flour $50 boxes SOAP 80 bbs BuckThea rs bb
100 Tobacco, rs bxs. Brandy, 30 bbls Vinegar
sacks Coffee, so bbls kce, Brandy whisky, Sugar Hams
Shoulders indigo etc
rs TsRas-CaSh; onehaf Treasury notes, balance in
| rency.
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS TABLES. ETC, AT UCT1oN
By GARDNER SMITH a. co.
GARDNER Sxtrn, Auetioneer,
Office 90 Camp
SATURDAY, january @, at 10 g o'clock
| - at salesroom No 90 Camp street will be sold
Several Oak Mahogany and Black Walnut Office Desks
| Chairs Tables, etc. etc.
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FOR ACCOUNT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COT
Press Property, Front and Henderson Streets
opposite tho "shppers' Press" and large Lot Race
between Religious and St Thomas Streets having stabing
accommodations for 60 horses.
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Wear Martha mrs
yirges N missscol,d, vinton sallie miss
Jnft,D r. mrs
Gentiernen's List.

: -. J. I
Miss Wnfamne Anna Miss Margaret ScDon
Raan ~ q 4 ~ Mr{tup
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VERY VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK DWELL!NG
on Rarnnne near Canal Immediately il Of the Pelican
Club House," corner Of Canal
VACANT in the fronting the alley extending
from Baronne Philip street, suitable for store mousse
'as5.a.
ONE STORY BRICK STORE, No. "a Baronne street
BY Il. GTRARDEY 81 CO.,
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8 c II z N u .

GLASS 52To be drawn In Coying.on, Kentucky, Wed
nesday, January 3Lst, 1856
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARTERHAsrER, /
New ORLEANS, LA, January LIST, 1895 !
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oArs4Receipfs, 1890 bushels; dull and
declining; sales of %, 600 bushels at 6I@63c
for Chicago and Milwaukee, and 66@67c for
State.
PoRK-Dull and lower at S21 1S0N 81,
regular and cash, closing at 81 81 cash, and
$40 50920 80 for prime.
CUT MEATs-Heavy; 9@ls1Sc for shout
ders, and i29l315c for hams.
BACoN-Dull; 1112@l124c for Cumberland
cut, and 129l21ac for short ribbed.
LARD-Drooping at l2615c. 9
BUTTER-Dull at l5a30c for Ohio.
WHISKT-Quiet and unchanged.
WILMINGTON PEANUrs-AtS 49,.
PErRoLEUM-Du1 at 2T@22c for crude,
and 3l@32c for refined. j
CoFFEE-Heavy and dull.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Dul.
MONEY-Rather easier, at sac for call
loans; chiefly at the latter rate.
STERLING-Quiet and firm, at 10914910912.
GoLD-Without decided change; opening
at l4Gs4, declining to l405S, and closing at
14ls6.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Steady. Z.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, quiet, but very
firm.
SToeKs-Trregular.- At the second board
IA: Fort Wayne, 1885; r. l., 1917 N. w.
preferred, ~; G: & T., 11354; @. & P.I IS; NJ.
SIS; NJ. c., 1l214; Erie, III; n. Y. e., 113;
5-20's, coupons of '64. 1867 SOS, coupons
Of '65, lO714; do, of '65, new, 1851; Pacific
Mail 172, q
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. 30.
FLoUR-Dull and the demand quite light
prices are lower; superfine, SO 50@l0 25.
WHEAT-Dull and hardly any demand
No. Red, 81 rs.
CoRN-Dull, with less demand; new, SOC
In ear old, S8c in elevators.
OATS-Unchanged and quiet; No. /, 4Sc
RYE-Dull; 81 ID for No. l. 5000
BARLEY-Dull; choice Fall, ST 20.
WHIsKY-Steady at SIC IN bond; no de-
mand for it duty paid.
HOGS - Opened firm, holders asking
higher prices, but closed rather dull the
closing rates were S. 6095 rs for gross, and
So 60@6 70 for nett, though but few Offering
receipts since Wednesday 10000 head.
MESS PoRK-Quiet at $40 50.
GREEN MEATS-Firmer; shoulders sold
this afternoon at SIC; sides held at TIC,
and hams at &c, without Sales
LARD-Dull; l29l214c.
BACoN--Nothlng doing; clear sides can
be bought at lac. 81
Z BUTTEK-Dull at 2S@sOc for prime Gen.
trail Ohio. if
CHEESE-Dull at 15c.
CLOVER SEED-DuIl at S. SIS lfs5H
GRoCERIES-Dulli Sugar l2@1415c; Coffee
266e29c.
CoTroN-Dull, but holders firm; mid
ding, &c.
GoLD-l401.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 80.
ToBAcco-FIat at SIS 2O@7 go for common
leaf. 49, - ~
Co1ToN- Firmer at SO%@S1c. FR
( FLoUR-Du1I and unsettled; business
small; superffne So 0O@9 80; single extra
50 00@9 50; double extra So 00@12 80 ;choice
Sl3 O0a14 co..
I WHEAT-Firmer; business light; Spring
81 95@2 IL; common Fall 81 20@2 Is; prime
So so; choice 81 55a2 co.
CoRN-Closed dull and lower; new S5@SSc;
old 9l@S1 OF.
T! OATs-Stiff and higher at 56@62c.
PROVISIoNS-Duu. it
MESS PORK Declined; S2l 00921s50 for
clear sides; l5c for picked hams packed
l212c for dry sailed shoulders.
WHISKY-Lower and unsettled, the only
sale reported being at 81 20.
HOGS-S6 I5G6 25
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3O.-weather cloudy.
The river has risen six feet three Inches
since Wednesday; there is 25 feet in the
channel thermometer 3S0
PITTsBURG, Nov. 30.-River IL feet six
inches and rising. Weather cloudy, rough
and chilly.
Our river friends will have to bear with
us this morning. as other duties prevented
us giving them that attention which we
take SO much pleasure In bestowing upon
them.
The weather is clear and cold. There
was heavy fall of snow, really the first
genuine snow of the season, on Thursday
night. 1t was brief but violent. The river
continued to fall until during Thursday
night, when it came to stand and COM
menced rising, and up to o'clock last
night had risen five inches. There is II
feet at Pittsburg and rising, and 1t is rising
at all points above.
The arrivals end departures On Thursday
include the Mercury, to White River; j. P.
Webb, from Memphis Charmer, Cairo and
return Chattanooga. from Nashville !;
Phantom. Eastport; Anna, Cincinnati to
Memphis Alice Dean, New Orleans to
Cincinnati ; Liberty No. 2, Louisville to
Memphis; Morning Star, Louisville and
return; Stonewall, New Orleans to Louis
willie. Yesterday the arrivals and depart
ures include the Kate Putnam, st. Louis to
Ptttsburg Sam. Orr, Cairo and return;
VIM. White, Green River and return; Sill
yer Moon, Cincinnati to Memphis; Robert
Burns, Memphis to Cincinnati; Rose Hite
louisville and return; Ada Lyon, from
Green River; P. w. Strader, Cincinnati o
New Orleans. Most of the boats have been
well loaded. The packets generally had
good rips. The J. P. w ebb had IA bales
of cotton, including liz for Cannelton. The
Webb left for Memphis, and the Phantom
for PASSPORT, last night.
{ The Armada, for Cairo; the Tarascon,
for Louisville; and the Ada Lyon, for
Green River, constitute the boats depart
ing to-day. The Indiana goes to New Or
leans tomorrow. "Aleck - Wilson, of the
mammoth wharfboat, larrived home We :
terday, after a successful mission to the
Upper Tennessee. The remains of Richard
w. Cox, who died, in this city, of cholera
on Thursday morning, were sent to his
former home, Hardensburg, KY, on the
Alice Dean. We are indebted to Capt. F
Y. Bachelor, of the Alice Dean, forvalued
favors.
Manifest of steamer J. P. Webb, from
Memphis, Nov. 18th: F. H. Ehrman, 554
bales cotton; w. d. Confer, 70 bales cotton;
E. Wilhu, Cannelton, 1l2 bales cotton;
Cook d Rice, 81 empty ale boxes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-01
BLACKFORD'S ESTATE.
Positive Sale Of
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION,
nNsATURDAY, DECEMBER 10Th,

NN SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18th,
W 1866, at O'Clock, will be sold at public
auction, at the courthouse in Evansville,
the following FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY,
to wit: sA y E" - 81 ~" ass
Lot No. /, Old Plan, Water Street, corner
Chestnut Street.
Lots Nos. Il and s, Upper Enlargement.
Water Street, corner Oak Street.
Lots Nos. II and IL, Upper Enlargement,
Water Street, corner Mulberry Street. q
Lot No. Is, Upper Enlargement, Water
Street, near Gum. 14u
Lot No. n, Upper Enlargement, First
Street adjoining DIR. Hallock's.
Lot No 40, Upper Enlargement, First
Street corner Mulberry Street.
Lots Nos. 81 and 50, Upper Enlargement,
b First Street, corner Gum. "a sst Z. 4 81
Lot No. So, Upper Enlargement, Second
Y OTIS Nos. Sand 80, Upper Enlargement,
Second Street, between Mulberry and Gum:
Lot No. 80, Upper Enlargement, Second
Street.
fractional Lot. No. IL, Upper Enlarge
naent. Water Street, adjoining Altering q
Brommilhatis, = q ~ y
These lots are rs by $50 feet, and the most
desirable in the city for residences.
Parties desiring TO purchase can buy at
private sale at any time before the auction.
81 Terms-One-thlrd cash; balance in one
and two years, with interest and mortgage
Apply to THOS. Z. GARVIN,
oc23tds ~ third Street,