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Card.

To the President snd supt rntendentssof the Nash
vile a chattanooga, and Nashville North West
e-n Railroads:
GESTLEMEN:-As questions of veracity
have arisen between some Of you and my
self, with regard to tho determinations in
freghts over your roads, against Nashville,
will you do me the kindness to furnish the
good people Of Tennessee with copies Of your
tariff, as follows:
Through rates from st. Louis to Atlanta,
through rates from Jacksonville TO Atlanta,
and throughlrates from Nashville to Atlanta,
together with rates to ell intermediate points
along your through routes. The same to be
published in the Nashville Daily Gazette,
and the Nashville Daily Union. volun-
teer to pay the bills for printing the same,
and if you are making no determinations
against Nashville, | will make public ac-
acknowledgement, that have done you in
justice, will withdraw the suit have in
stituted against you, and will take pleasure
in making the amende honorable for any
wrong may have done you, either person
ally or officially.
The people Of Tennessee, as stockholders,
have a right to demand this of you. Speak
out, gentlemen, like men. If you are doing
US no injustice, say SO; if you are, let the
people know what it is, and why it is done.
] wish TO do no individual, or corporation,
injustice. / have only been prompted to
ask these questions by the interest feel in
the welfare of our city and State. Your
failure 10 reply within one week will be
considered by the citizens Of the State as a
tacit admission of the charges preferred
against you-taken for granted, and set for
hearing &C parte by the people against you.
Very respectfully,
JSO. J. MCCAIN.
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nelen.s Of Hon. d. L. Yule,

Mr.. Yulee, formerly United States
Senator from Florida, who had been in
confinement at Fort Pulaski, near Sa'
ysnnAh, Ga, for some months, has been
released, on parole, by order of the
Secretary Of War. he is TO proceed 70
Florida and remain there subject 10 or
ders from Washington, and is required
to report monthly by letter TO the Ad-
jutsnt General Of the United States.
We are encouraged by the release Of
Mr. Yulee 10 hope for an extension
soon Of the same favor TO Mr. Clay, of
Alabama.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1865.
Proclamation by the President.

reclamation by the President.
We publish this morning a ProcIa.
nation BY the President declaring the
instruction at an end in all the States
with the exception of Texas, and re-
storing them to their rights and priv
leges under the Constitution and Gov.
eminent of the United States Thus
the President moves steadily forward
in the great work of restoration.
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A "Chemist" who claims to have
suggested to Gen. E. P. Gaines in
1917, the prscticability and usefulness
of railroads for the movements OF
armies, and to Morse the telegraph"
publishes the following in the Columbus
GA Enquirer
PRoGREss.-Gold, the ultimate Of two Of
the most abundant minerals in nature, can
be produced in any desired quantity by
any practical chemist. The secret Of its
production have learned by close observa-
ti0a in the mining regions. l claim pat
ent Cor is manufacture, and viii enter into
q contract to pay off the national debt and
reduce the currency to proper basis.
The radicals ought TO close q con-
tract with this chemist, Immediately,
to pay OFF the national debt. They
would then be relieved Of their appre-
tensions of refusal of the Southern
States to pay their share of it. They
need not hold off because he makes
his offer to take the contract on the
lst of April-every day is AllFooPs-
Day to them.
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Who Belong to The Union Party.

Who Belong to the Union Party.
The President decides this question
in his conversation with Messrs. Burr
and Ingersoll, of Conn, as reported by
them. The following is an extract to
the point. We have published it here
tofore, but il will bear repetition
We said il is claimed in Connecticut that
when you say you desire the success Of 'the
Union party" you desire the election of
General HaWley, as the party thai supports
him calls itself ''the Union party"
He replied that he meant by the Union
party 81 this time, the parry which supports
his Union restoration policy, whoever they
may be, and no others. he did not consider
hOse irho opposed his policy as belonging TO
tLe Unioa party. There should be no mis-
rsprsasntaliau in this mater he consider
ed that the welfsre Of the Union party de-
pended upon the success OF his restoration
The question Of my restoration policy is
now the paramount question, and all who
oppose 10 are my opponents.
The President said " The principles OF
my restoration policy are fundamental. Ne
man can approve my policy and that Of
Congress at the same time. This IS IHtP0s-
S.blC."
Again, here is dispatch from him
read on the 9th ult, 10 public meet
ing in Hartford:
In reference to the elections, in Connect
cut or elsewhere, am Tor the candidate who
IS Tor the general policy and SPECIFIC meas
ures promul gated IN my annual message;
veto message, speech Of the 22d February;
and the veto message sent in to-day There
caf, be no mistake 10 this. presume It Is
known, or can be ascertained, Whist eandi-
datcs favor or oppose my policy, as promul-
gated 10 The country. ANDREW Johnson.
Only those who support his recon
struction policy does the President
recognize IS of the Union Party and
the candidates who sustain that policy
he desires To see elected TO Office.
Those who sustain the policy OF the
radicals in Congress are the anti-union
or disunion radical party. People OF
tennessee to which OF these parties do
you belong
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GEH. BREcKESRDGE-The Petersburg
FYnress. of Saturday last, saws


Express, of Saturday last, says
We have intelligence direct from Toronto,
Canada, where Gen. Breckinridge is now
residing. He says that his health is good,
but that care is making its mark upon the
handsome and intellectual face with which
nature blessed him. Four years ago his
hair was black as jet; now it is hoary. He
is weary of exile, and anxious to return to
his home and friends. In the hope OF ae-
complishing this end, Ex-Governor Price,
of New Jersey, warm personal friend and
colleague of the General in the Congress OF
the United States, previous to the late war,
has proceeded, or will shortly do 80, to
Washington, and have an interview with
the President. We trust that the President
will accede to the request. His relations
with Mr.. Breckenridge, prior TO the late
political estras cement, were quite friendly,
If moi posiavely cordial. Besides, there is
no charge against General Breckenridge
that We are aware Of All the political prl-
soners, save two, have been released from
confinement. Mallory, Stephens, Seldom
Hunter, Judge Campbell, all except the
President and Judge Clay. Why keep
General Breckenridge in exile? We can see
no reason for so doing, and, doubtless, the
President will consent that he may return
to his home, his family and friends.
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Attention Capitalists.
Anat0Ona Iron Works for Sale,

| TFiHE Stockholders having 20 directed the Presf.
4 dent vii offer said property for GALE at auction
on the hrst Tuesday in April next. 10 Atlanta m,
less sold a private sale before that DAY. This pro.
perry o. located 20 miles above Atlanta al 80
sides Of the Western 4 Atlantic Railroad There n
100 acres OF land, reasonable portion Of hi 49,
farming and and the balance valuable for wood and
mineTas-g0id, copper and iron: tie iron ore
seeming 70 Be neznaustbie, and the gray ore being
esteemed among The best Ia the world The Com
AZ Flo1llng mili5 snd Iron Works are only some
half mile from the Afe.oona depot. On Aistoona
Cress, which furnishes the water power. About
hail Of ne village o. Allat0ona beougs % tho pro-
perty- some Of the buildings being entirely de-
stroged. others damaged al tho working stock
Icing entirely destroyed, others damaged, 81 The
WORKING stock being lost, and a majority Of The
siocEhulders beng crippled IN means BY the raTs
gee Of var, have determined the compsny 10 eel
rather than Ettempi, under The Circumstances, 10
resuscitaie.
ing J. o. MCDANIEL
teof-zm Atlanta, Ga.
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cS-Pstizgs, Oh Cloths, Matsings, Drugits,
Rage aEd Mas. Largest stock in Nashville
Just rsosiVed By Hewitt Marshall, No. 81
College street Mar. In.
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Great ChanOery Sale of City
Property.

Eleanor Nichol rs VIM. Nichol ana others.
pt virtue Of = Decree 81 the ChEncerv Court Al
ID Nashville, in above named cause, We vii, on
tee premises, on THURSDAY, April ran, isse. a
II oesock. an. sell n public sale about tweptV.
seven lots. fronting on JEFFERSON, High and Vine
Streets, and running back 20 twenty feet sllevs
Many u these lots most eligible sites for store
houses and dwellings, and offer a rzre opportunity
70 secure good business stand, home OF a good
Investment q captsl.
DIT with Interest from date, with satisfactory seen.
iliy, and ben retained.
ouaaibusss and coIlatioV free as usual
n B. HOWELL, CAM.
J. L. ar W. Brown, Ayers
P.s-ln addition 20 ths above We VII sen about
tses'y-hFe other lcts belonging 70 oGntrel snd
Others, on Spruce, Jefferson and NcLemore
spS-ies Ill. R. W. B., Agents.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings,
Lumber and MatariaI-

Lumber and Material.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMksTER's OFFICE.
CEDAR STREET, wEsT OF MCLEMoRE,
I WILL expose for sale at Public Auction. Oh
i Monday, April 9th, 1866, the following Govern.
ment Property
At 10 o'clock, am, corner Cherry and
Franklin Streets.
/ Building, ssx2Oz17.
each, 50x20, 4xlf
50 "a, 6xeo, 6xll.
q, 6II5, 6z1I.
At IL o'clock, am, Front and Broad Streets.
Building. s2x24.
At II 80 O'Clock, am, rear of No. 10 North
Cherry Street, near Gay.
1 Stable, 80, ski.
Building, sxl0.
At Has o'clock, am, U. S. Shop No. 3, Mar
ket street, between Liae and Gay.
1 Building, l42, Axes, 3.
At u o'clock, m, Front and Whiteside SITS.
Forage House, lsixsO, 8.
At 2 o'clock, pm, st Taylor Yard, High
street, south Of Demumbraue.
10000 feet Lumber, (assorted.l
TO Glszsd sash
90 Panel Doors.
20 Marble Washstands, sc a..
Sale 10 be made on the premises.
Terms Cash IN Gov rnment Funds
By order Of A. +. Eddy, U. s. e. CHIEF Q. NJ. Opt
o Tennessee.
A. W. WILLS,
mar3l-td dEW Byt. Ma. and A q. M
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Nervous Debility.

seminal weakness, etc, can b. cured BY one who
hss reslly cured himself aad hundreds II Others.
With stamp box 81,
ddoSQ-dtslFJ hostcH, MASS
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Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT
Macon, Georgia.
Sale of


RY direction Of the Secretary Of War sill tie
~ S5InllGlng Materials, steam Engines, Msehin-
eryi Tools, Iron, Copper, Lumber, and stores OF
yanous kinds, which were collected at Macon. Ga
BY the Confederate Government for the erection
and permanent operation Of large Annoy, Lsbo-
ratory, and Arsenal; and slso
TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected from Iron Works and Armories in the
states o. Alabama and Georgia will be sold st PUB.
Among the articles to be sold, are
ooJ lbs. Copper, pigs.
9zOyO lbs Copper, round rod.
5000 lbs. Copper bar.
a0sO0u lbs. Copper, sheet
zlo'o00 lbs Wrought Iron, bar and rod.
500 tons Pig Iron.
90 tons Cast ron, unserTiceable shells
$, 90 los. Lead, pigs.
4b,OOO lbs. I'm, block and sheet
4,0O los. Chain, crane and eabe.
Ao'oVO yAlGs OiGtn-Cotton, English Berge, oil
., ed and enameled.
81 900 lbs Powder
700 feet Betting, gum and lesthsr. as sorted
200 Machines, Drills, planners, Milling. Screw
cutting, Steam and Trip Hammers,
BESIDES
Hamess, Saddles, Horse Equipments, Inantrv
and Cavalry Announcements, Blankets, Wagon AMI
sun Carriage Irons, IS unserYiceabla Cauon-iroa
ana bronze, 80 broken Gun Carriages, Laboratory
Stores and Materials Spare Parts d1e,Vl for Sprng-
field muskets and Colts Reyoyers. and An hssor.-
ment Of Paints and OILS
The attention Of Northern buyers is called 10 this
sale which IS large one, and Of valuable property
Full printed Catalogues of the properly to Be sold
can be obtained from the Chief 81 Ordnance At
Washington, D. C., and from the Commanding on.
Ger OF the Augusta Arsenal, Georgia.
This sale viii commence on
"Wednesday, April a, 1860
and continue every day until all the prop ,rtv i.
sold. ny 81
Terms cash, in United States currency.
D. W FLAf ,LER-
Capt. Ord, Bvt. Ii. Col, Com August Arsenal
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Extensive Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

DY order Of Capt. A R. Eddy, Chef Q. NJ. Opt
ID Of Tennessee, l W Il offer at Public Auction, on
the site Of the southern half of the Taylor Depot
corner OF Summer and Demunbrane st-sets, Nash
vile, Tenn, on TUESDAY, April 10th, 1856, at 9
o'clock, N the entire remains OF the great ire
Of June 9th. 1865. consisting Of Horse and Mule
Shoes, Cut, Wrought and Horse Shoe Nails, Cut
and Wrought Spikes &c, &C, making in the sggre-
gate upwards Of two million go 0,00O pounds Of
old Iron.
Terms Cash in Government Funds. A HbeYsl de-
posit viii be required from purchasers.
W. A. WAINWRIGHT,
CAPTAIN and Chi Asst. Q. N. Dept. OF Tenn.
rnar.hla-th
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made 10 me a. l-r1s-
ID Tee, on tie 26th Of April, 1852, and duly rarIe-
tered n The Registers offce Of Davidson rollrtv
n BOOK - PIP 4s5, 49, 7 VII. on SATURDAY. tie
14in day or March aeEt expose % Tuhir sale On
the premises, unless sooner Disposed q at nfiFats
sale, that Eaiuanle lot extending from Market II
Water street, In Nashville, fronting sbout ose nun
dred and sixteen feet On each s.rsef, and knoFn a.
NE BISHOP nles Properly. Aplan vii b prepared
osiore ne sale. Terms: Oue third cash, and the
ressd1e m one and tEo years with interest NOtas
VITO Enod security required. Erd lea retained
en-D-te JNO. .. EWIEG, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALE OF
United States Ship Yard,
EDGEFIELD, TENN.

AUCTION SALE OF
United States Ship Yard,
EDGEFIELD, TENN.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE. ,
CEDAR STEEEr, WEST or McLEMORE srRKrr.
7 WILL expose for sale at Public Auction on
| i TUESDAi, April l2th 1866, the following Build
nRs known as the U. 8, Ship Yard, situate 81 Edge
field, Tenn;
B s. ship. 45xE2xii
2 Quarters (each) e5z9lxs
/ 90 90 a a51is1s
/ Addition 92xsxT
40 30xSNT
1 Oficer's Quarters, 40xl6I9
] Tool House, 10xl2x7
! Store House, 4sxI2xIl
l Stable, 65x29xl3
~ ter Closet 12KTxT
sss.h-houses (eschl 6x2f. Also
10000 Feet Lumber, assorted,
20 Anchors
OF Blocks (sssortef,
i Wster-Iank and Frame,
Cauldrons, 20 gsOnsb
5oOo Lbs. Manila Rope,
500 Lbs. Tarred Rope,
1000 Lbs. MRrEag,
ship Carpanters', Backsmth's and Carnante,,s
Tools, Wheel and Hand Bsrrows, Griudstopes
Rubber Hose, Stoves, Ranges, Torch Baskets
Brick, Steamboat Stages, Barge Frames. skids,
Spades, shoyels, Picks, Csyis, Capstan Bar. Ec.
Sale to be male on the premises, commencing a
10 O'Clock, m.
Terns-Cash, IN Government Funds.
By order Of A. r Eddy, U. s. A., Depot Quar-.
termaster.
A.W. WILLS.
spnls-d Bvi. Mai. ssd A. q. VI.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,l
NASHVILLE, TESS., March %, 1866. !
II Will, offar f7r a1la at puh1ar Auction Al he
4 Franklin Shops, Nashville, Teun, on the 5th
day Of April next commencing At 10 o. iock, am,
the following articles;
Cooking Ranges,
II Store Trucks,
1 Spring Wagon,
2 Ambulances.
$50 Head Haltsrs, Breast, Bearing aad Spread
er Chains Halter. Neck and Breast Straps besides
8 lot Of Carpenters snd Backsmiihs Tools, old
Iron snd Rags, and various other articles tso
Numerous 10 mention
Terms-Cssh, Government Funds.
By order Of Capt. A. X Eddy, L. S A.
Chisf Q. a., D. Of T..
+. B. XXX,
msr30- ID BYt Ma. and A. q NJ.
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Notice.
The Great Moral Exhibi
sfon


The Manager has, st great
expense, obtained the SER
vices Of Herr Lenger, the
Lion King, together with
bis Wonderful Lions and
Lioneases
This exhibition will take
rlsce in the ring, thereby
giving visitors an opportu.
nifty Of having q perfect
view Of these (" Lords of
the Forest" before Herr
Lender enters the den.
The company comprises
some Of the finest per
fOrmezs-male and female
either in Europe or
America, consisting Of
Equestrian Vaulters, Ac-
robats and Gynnasts.
Dan. CASTILLO and asr.
Charles Parker, the two
great Clowns, will appear
IN every performSace.
na-A corps Of Ushers are
engaged 70 seaG our na-
irons. and the Duhli, -.
be assured that the strcf.
est order snd decorum viii
be preserved.
FRlcEs OF ADMISSION.
Admission................s1 sOr
Children............... Isl
Colored Peop'e....,. rs
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TX Gov. Moore, of Alabama, has been
pardoned by the President
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For Rent

TlHAr elegant Store on the corner Of the souxr.
= snd Cedar street, known e. the Comnsrciei ID.
surauce otice Fox terms, cal on
GEo. SHIELDS a Co,
isois-a y SAD y College street.
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Closing Sale at Auction
OF
SubsiStGnCGStO andPTODertv,

A ] Eaton Depot, Nashville, Tenn, April 5th. al
"A l9a.1n., precisely cor sistng Of Candles, Flour
hlce, beans, SIC, butters etc, a large quantity o
Hops, snd about 500 600 pounds Pilof Bread. CONT
er snd Platform Scales. Warehouse Trucks, Once
Desks, Sales, Money Chests, Tables, Chairs, Letter
Presses, stoves. Pipe, Water Coolers, Water Pals.
water sprnklens, Hickory Brooms, new Straw
broomsa (newl Mops, new Hatchets, Iamt 8,
Lamp MlcK, Oandlesticks, Meat Saws, Butcher
knItes, Neat Hooks, Steeyards, Knives snd Forks,
Coffee Mills, Coffee Boilers, China Plates, Earthen
Plates, Bowls, ETC., Tin Plates, Tin Scoops, Fun
nels, Measures Escorted, Dry Measures, (assort
ed, Axes, Spades, shoves, Carpenters, CoOpers'
snd blaeksmithsl Tools, Psulins, Chalk, Bungs,
Bung Starters. Tap Borers, RVets, Whitewash
Brushes, One Corn Shelter, On good order), etc.
Terms Cash in Government Funds
NJ p. SMALL,
lhRr27-td Byt Col and G q
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Brooks represents the real radical
strength; he being the "big man" of
the crazy set.
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Postponement-
To Builders.

TIHE shove mentioned sale i Postponed nusI
= SATURDAY, the zlst day q April next
marz5-td JNO. o. EWING, Trustee
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HARE 4 ROBERTS, PrcprietOrs
Backing and Ink.
Buffers Premium BlaokIno,

L n nn Boxes, quality Uniform and scceptahIe
L With ole exception, the sale Of this tTsnd The
largest IN the West Press reduced, and discounts
hhtra Al Wholesale. Factory 81 Vine street en-
cinnah. Thus. S. BUTLER, Agent
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LIOuOI2a.
RITNDRIEA

IS Kegs Soda, Bbl Bluestoue.
: Cssk Macaboy SNUFF I Cudbesr,
Bhis Epson Sails, 100 Lbs Cochinesi.
.. Dutch Maddsr, Bhls Cream rsrtsy
30 Lbs best Indigo, Brimsfo1e
Bbis COpperRs, -Four sulDhur
For sale low, by EWIN q PENDLFT0N.
July Z2-t.
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Buffers I.XLOil Backing,

A SOFT Gil PASTE, IN GLASS POTs. The
~ l'NL is ne most perest Polish Backing in
tho couutry-equs 10 the French Hacking hsv-
ing doeoe The usus qusntiiy Of Oh il excels sll
other Polish Backing a. a leather ureserrahye
Factory ~ Vine street. Cincinnati.
THOs. .. BUTLER, Aeeat
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Buffers WRITING Fluids,

A RE offered IA Wholesale lots at low plicas
"a These Fiuids have = higher reputation thsn
soy other 81 Amcncsn manufacture, and in the
u eel HAYES iarEcr ssle thsn any ether brand Fac
tcrf - Niae street, 6!Bclansu.
JAS. j. BUTLER, Agent.
kLfa
Marking Ink and Muoilaoe,
mNls-ta th--Sm %
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The vote of Memphis last Saturday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05

RY VIRTUE of Eve alias xrIts of fer1
cis District Court parish of Iberye in the above
titled causes, will proceed to sell public auction,
the MERCHANTS and Aucionees Exchange, Royal street
between canal and oust9mh9nse streets in the Second Dis
tember 1856 at Il O'Clock the following described
perty viz zz=N
A CERTAIN JUDGMENT rendered in favor of John L.
Pointer, in the st of John Pointer the Merchants
Mutua Insurance Company numbered 1929 the docket
of the Sixth District Court of New Orleans Said Judgment
is for the Of eighteen thousand dollars SlS000
tered june q 1856 and signed July 2 ofthe year
Seized in the above suits.
kS~TERAs-Gash on the spot. ---z=
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

OF THE LATE HENRY MYERS, DE
ceas d = Second District Court of New Orleans, No
1856.
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
Nd order sale rendered August H. 1868 directed by
the Honorable Second District Court of New orleans in the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell at pubic auction
the Merchants and Auctonecrs Exchange Foyal street.
between Canal and Cusomhonse streets in the Second Dis
trit of this city FRIDAY the 4th day of September
1866 IL O'Clock for account OF SAID succession the tUi
/ a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the suburb
Treme in the Second District Of this city, in square No
Twentynine comprised between Bienyile, Gustomhousei
Marais Where streets Said lot makes part Of portion
ground designated by the No Fivs plan drawn
M ay February 1920 by the City Surveyor deposited
on the 18th dag August 1929 in Of Felix Armas,
of BienVla aud Yere streets and measuring American
measure hryone feet eleven inches and five lines front
Benve street. by about feet depth and front
Where street. together with all the buildings and improve
Il THE oNF-HALF OF LOT NO TWO. situate in the
suburb, in the bounded by Bienvle, Custom
fronts thirty feet three inches lines Where
and is siSyhree feet eleven inches deep between
parallel lines American bounded the side next
to Btenrle street By lot No three and the other side
Gustomhose street by the remainder OF said lot Ne
| g. A CERTAIN PORTION OF LOT NO tn Rec, situate
in the square and oinng the foregoing described half
lot heen eight inches and five lines Where
street. Sythree feet eleven inches deep between parallel
lines American bounded side by lot No two
and the other side by the remaining portion of said lot NO
three together with all the buildings and improvements
Which said properly acquired by said deceased from
Joseph Reinke of this city by act passed before
Douet notary public in this city, the 18th of August
Plans of said property will be on exhibition at Exchange
some days previous to that OF ssie.
E4-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans