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, 1866-05-08

LarEe Ard important sale Of
GIL
AT AUCTION.
tr FRIDAY EVENING, MAY nth. at IL o'clock. At
Store ~ Randolph Street. httweeu stale and Dear.
&c aer oe Tsich haTc eee !rcea III sIsa9
care anc The most favorable occasions In Face
poIts ltou, Europe cu,nrf.Tn: valns6e oslE,ua ne
tutcs By eunGnt tssss, Ore coFts OF OF the
mcet celebrated pclures b old masters Tow In the
CItitlfnf al1elirt OF Eufupe.
Among the snbtccts msT be tcuud Groups sud Fie.
utct lte.4zc: lstoscAl subj ,ctsi 'onye7 sat.oaal
Pltcss: Architectural nd SrteG Views In different
European cltlra- cattle Pieces Aarrc Views; Gsme%
EFrat variety Of s!ze slyle euhect aud nisn and
which II ,s b~a,s.e Will be found worthy the atteu-
lion ofcc1so1s ri t.ste. .
The pa.E.taes gill - m IRE e1hlh!'ioa from We'd.
and from 10 from 10 Ii the evening. Cata
tccre furnished u t?.k .fpre-
, 1866-05-08

Tre.d.y, Mss sh-rHE ocroEooS,

McVNhER d G4iERs...-..r-...,.. .-..AAEAGEES
Entscenent OF NJ. AcEesu a1c Miss yisgi1is
DuchAn1p.
, 1866-05-08

iEsrERAscE.-Ther regular weekly neet.nr of
1ht Temperance Society was well attended La, ara.
an2. lhs leading address Of tic evening waa
ryder, u. D. W. -
, 1866-05-08

WHOLESALE DRT GooDs.-We learn that Ncssrs.
Hunt. Ba1bour Hale, Nos 3, 5 and Lake street,
and II, = and ~ Michigan avenue, tave just re-
ccived from recent auction sa!cs In New Yosk
Their stcc;. Of blcached colfons is also It!] md
cor plrtc> aud II being offered Il, panic prices.
, 1866-05-08

WAsr1ss7os 1ET1SG LITERARY ASSOCIATION
TIE ecn:-srnuat meeting Of this Society was held
last week. a which the fo3lo~fn. officers were
elected: President, j. Grreuhood, Vice rrrsI-
dent. II. Ncwlt,.er; SECRETARY. j. l. calm; Tnc7-
eHrer. H. Kuhn Ihe Association meets every tn o
weeks IT their bali, No. Morrison Elock. for liz
ersr exercises, including tvsdsns, dsama-lc
ettutts Sc
, 1866-05-08

tAti or scAFEoLp.-Yesteraay forenoon. +,
eesao'd- upon which three mcn wese at work rr.r.
led tn front Of new honse on Michigan ovenn,
ses5 Harrison street. saye way prccip.a,tur ,he
" fs, 1be @ ant itoaaa below aists uct OF iwcu-
rsulses. SAA'@4sa "tac leT
, 1866-05-08

"WoxAS."-1sst evening Rev. o. Il. Tiaaay, d.
H.. delivered lecture II The First II. T. Church
for the benefit OF tbc Hospital for women and chill
t:sn 10 moderately latcc audience. Tie subject
Of the ieetrrc Ua& +sWoman," On the OCCASION of
lis Erst delivery synopsis Of lis ra1tter was ruh.
l,shea IN these columns. The lrctuse was hstcuatt
10 ui4h great interest.
, 1866-05-08

81. LrKE.s ilosr1zAL--Tlc following Is the bu!-
letin Of st. Luke's Free Hospital for the month Of
Apul last: AomIs=,ons, y ulaltss : females; to-
tai, II. uirth-.a both males. Discharged, O. Ill
crrcd. One dea1h (male) occurred during tae
Eonth. The average t1Mc Of trr1smc1! WA 15.s
Lscs; thu average cost pr dte1n, Gl:3 cents. RE-
naming in :c 10 pital Oh the tir=t of ny, males
aud 4 teiua!ee: total, Il.
, 1866-05-08

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Tho portion OF tho
Douglas property at cottace Giove, designated as
the oaLrpwood subdivision, Was yesterday ex.
posed for eale by Mefsrs- Cl1rka & Layton. a num-
be1 OF CITY feet lote, included in this property,
nontfn. North On Lyon avenue, and fronttng ,on
Grore.auu and Woodland park. were recently dis.
posed oi by private saic al prieea varying from 40
10 $50 pcr loot The remaining los We r. sold yes.
te1usy 1orcucon and brought nj m average s15 PEI
fool.
, 1866-05-08

F1RE-yeeterday forenoon nj ten o'clock fire
moke on, In Il cottage on West Madison street,
pesr the curuer Of Leay1tt. The engines were
quickly On the spot, but the flames had gained such
considerable headxay that It wss impossible to
" destroycd. The house WIS occupied BY a family
PANIED Carter. The fire Nas the result or up.ct
ting come burning coaIs upon tho floor. Airs: Car
Ter vino had her infant in her arma- nsrrowiy c.
ca,ed leng burned death In elfecttos ter escape
from the burning pile.
, 1866-05-08

ForEo m TIE u. .A--0u Sunday afternoon.
tie body Of IN unknown man ~: found IN the I'LL
nois and Michigan Csnal At Lcmcui, Iii this comfy
u WAS apparently The body OF q Gcsu,sn. aocd h,.
Mseu M tnft. .-dse and forty yca1s, drc@scd In csrk
t1o.nes, AhliEer On the chin, and brown hair.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Shooting ARRAY.

Mr.. Jacob Gerber. of the Union House, was
,shot at on last Monday by man BY the name
of Thomas Barnhart, who has been staying at
this place for some two or three months with a
family said TO be gipsies, with one Of the men .
bers Of which he had contracted a matrimo-
NAL alliance. The particulars of the shoot
ing. rs We learn them. are as follows: A mum.
Der Of fights occurred on Saturday between
some Irish laborers on the Railroad and other
parties. during the progress Of which Barnhar,
is said 10 have struck a small man who was
standing quietly by. Gerber remarked that i,
was dirty trick. The remark was repeated
to Barphart. who accos,ed Gerber on Monday
in Schlapps Saloon. and accused him with be-
ing an enemy. Gerber denied The impuialiou,
And, after some further words, passed out Of
the Saloon and in the direction of Shilling 8.
Al this stage OF affairs. Barnhart fred at him,
bat without eject. Gerber retreated into Sbil.
liEs's Saloon. and Barnbart left town immedi.
sisly, thus avoiding arrest
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Asumeisut Reason.

what lhs Ccppsrhesd politicians most ar
ssssly dssIss, IL q rupture between Congress
and The President What gives them most
pleasure. 4 10 hear The President denounced
ssd Me sosivss impusnsd By IndIscrsss un'on
men. They know that their only hope Of po'
Ideal sslvssion lee In disssnsions and divIs'
Ices In The UnIon party. and they viii Leave M
means unsrisd 10 accomplish that end. And
our radically radical friends should know, and
ses spos the knowledge. that Expressions Of
doubt and dIslruss Of The President from them
70 precisely What The coppsrhsads desire. :
Membsrs Of the Union organization will lind
Il the true policy 10 fret ascertain what ihs''
enemies vIsh them 10 do, and lhsn--sor DO u
wfrn All. rssss MONT
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Fire.


On last Tuesday night about ~ o'clock, Mr..
Walter s. Baker discovered his stable to be on
fire. When FIRST observed, the ERE was con-
fined 10 the loft, in which load Of straw had
been placed the previous afternoon, proving
conclusively that Il was the work Of an incen-
diary. or bad been accidentally SET on FIRE by
ZONE Migrants WHO had taken up temporary
quarters therein. Mr.. Baker succeeded in re-
moving bis horse and couple Of cows from
the burning building. but lost some valuable
tools and lot Of provender. The flames we're
communicated to Mr.. George Smiths stable.
on The opposite side of the alley, and il was
also entirely consumed Mr. Smith lost val
liable horse, which could not be removed, and
a quantity Of hay and corn. Mr.. Bakers loss
10 some $500; Mr.. Smiths about $500. No
insurance. A strong argument in favor of a
Fire Company.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

Mr.. John Wilson has sold the property on
Main burgess Street, now occupied BY him ~
. Saloon. TO German from Morris, Ind, BY
the name Of wsigsud, Who proposes 10 change
Il into q Tailor Shop.
Mr.. Mslchior Knots, Of 81. Peters, has pur'
chased Of August Arisns the buildings on Main
Burgess Street. nov occupied By the latter a.
saloon and dwelling, for which hs pays sl,'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
The Indiana Hou.s.

We sojourned at this we'll known Hotel dur
ing recent visit to the city. and AFTER enjoy
ing its Injuries advise all our friends to "pul
up" at the "Indians" when they frst 60 to
Cincinnati, and, our word for it, they will con
tinue 10 do 90 in the future.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

There viii be public examination In School
District No. 9. Union Township, UuIon Coun'
~, on Wednesday, March 7lh. school Esam'
liner Meade will DO present and deliver an ad-
drsss The parss,s snd friends Of the pupils
are especially, and the public generally invI-
tod 10 attend. Will II. scnuLrz. Teacher.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
PURLH SlLE
The undersigned will sell at public sale, at Il
4 residence opposite Laurel,


THE undersigned will sell at public sale Mt thai,
i residences opposite Laurel,
On Saturday, March 3, 1866,
Mares,
l2S head Of Sheep,
Cattle and Hogs,
1900 bushels of Corn,
Barley and Oats,
Farming Implements of all kinds,
two-horse Wagon,
Spring Wagon,
4 sett Of Wagon Harness,
I sett of Buggy Harness,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C., &c.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. N.
TERMS OF SALE.-0n all sums under IS, a
deduction Of per cent. for cash payments; all
sumo over IS, nine months credit with note ID
good security.
ANDREW MONTGOMERY,
MARGARET MONTGOMERY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

THERE will be election held in the town of
i Mt. Carmel. Franklin Cousty, Indiana, on
Saturday, March 10, 1866 for the purpose Of elec-
ting three Directors for the franklin Turnpike
Compsny. general Attendance of the Stock
holders il par,icp larry solicited.
febis.sss AN. JAMES, President.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
THE AMERICAN.


The proceedings Of The State Convention
IND he Prssidsnts Veto Msssags. the latter o.
Which VS. accidentally omitted from The mrs.
page, occupy 20 much Of our inside this "ss.
- 70 ssslsds . number Of articles hon ou'
esssribusors, a. we'll - The usual amount o.
local and editorial matter
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
ExEunToRs' SALE or PERfoNkl
PROPERTY. fs

THE nndrfsirnsd Esseutnft of'ths lsst9Iisf
j Rail hilsy. deess,sa, VIII sa 4,ntr.
Saturday, Aateh. 10. iscC.
sell a. public sssssa ~ tie ists fstldstes II he
dscsdsnt, the fttehsi ritfssts itlo, airs 70 tn
Lststs. sonslstlnK Of itefsss, frfb Mill ce1s.
Dry Cows, Young Cattle, f,tsh ney.. NsEcns md
fannlaf Nill. asd all klnds " fssuipK lnpls'
,nsrts, Wheat sssa, ~ mrttst, 1<s ~ fi-ts<.(<
Data, Cvfn ~ the %. fnd Wheat iathstf(uhfl
alse Household aud klishss fstniiAv, san Jsih.s
boards. Cupboard wsis, and ether articles ~
tedious ~ mtnilens
TERMS OF sALk.--Aii sans u e. ssd sn.'sf.
90 be paid dewng all sumo over ts. or 80 tsf
months will be sls,n, Ny the rsl shsssf s'virK hn
note With approved s,sufils payable v''hvs' ~.
lief FROM salusten et appFaissA4snt Laws.
n, n, ROT kAlktLAh, r....,...
RALPH. AlpAei,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
A Good Appointment.

John H. sellmeyer, Esq, one of the most
highly respected and influential citizens Of
Ray Township, has been appointed Postmaster
at 0ldenburgb, vice Joseph Suhre, removed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby SVEN, that the undersigned
IN has this day been appointed Administrator of
the Estate Of Tinothy cfafts deceased. Said Es-
tate is solvent. LEWIS DAVIS.
Feb. i6 l56j-3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Permanently I.ocatsd

C C. BinkIey, Esq, has purchased Of Mr..
Weller the property now occupied BY the latter
as residence, South Of the College. for which
he pays 81, 400.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Sold Ont.

Mr.. Daniel Pierson, of Bath Township, has
sold his stock and farming utensils, and has
purchased the property in MixerviIIe formerly
owned BY B. K. Thurston. in which place he
intends to open frst-class grocery.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

A Lso will sell at private sale, the farm belong
"A ing to Margaret Montgomery, situated 4 mile
from the Railroad Depot at Laurel, scnfsining
between $50 and 240 acres, "a acres Of vhich are
No. river bottom land, 4 acres of vineyard,
balance all good upland, good orchard ceatsining
apples. peaches, plums, cherries, kc, Franc House
good Frame Barn 80 40, good Wagon aud Blu sgy
reasonable. feb23-2ws
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

In Brookville Township. February 18th
1866, Mr. David Hays, aged IS years.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

LEGAL NoTICE.--Psrsons Wishing TO see
me on any legal business before The first day
Of Common Pleas Court, win call on WIN. u
Braeksn. Esq. w. Mossow
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Matrimonial.

Marriage Licenses issued during the weel
ending February 18th. 1866:
Jas. r. McAdxms to Sarah J. Riker.
Clayton 7. Brown TO Louisa vaunarsdsII.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

The Board Of County Commissioners will
assemble At the Auditors Office on next Mon
: day, 6th inst
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Saturday, March 81 1866,

OutWuuy, <hdPcH ~, loOO,
sell at public auction, unless previously sold at
private sale, the lands Of The late Judge Derry, In
Che following tracts:
4 NO. 1.-The South half of the South East or.
of Sec. 20, Q, r West, contain ming Eighty acrss
more OF lcss. This is one of the most valua Sic
tracts of timber land in the coznty, and 10 the
South end Of said lands.
No. 2.-The North half Of the South Eastqr. Il
See. 20, o, ?, and all Of the North East or. Of
Sec. 20, ., Il West, lying scuih Of he turn
pike road, excepting the graveyard thereon, with
right Of way thereto from the turnpike road, con,
'sining SIS acres more or less. This is the POI
OF SAID ial. ds lying South Of the homestead
has about i.0 acres ir cultivation.
n NO. 3.-All that pars pf the North East ar. Of
ec. 20, I Q, 2 lying North of the turnpike road,
containing about 90 acres. This Is tho homesteac
kportion OF said lands; has on it twostory Brick
7iIOuse, Frame Barn, Orchard, 10.
NO. The South half of the S)uth East or.
Rf See IA, I 8, X 2, containing 50 acres; about
bali under cultivation, and residue heavily tin
5ered.
NO. 5.-The South half of the North half Of
be South East or Of See. Il. I y, r 2, containing
y acres.
NO. 6.-Ths North half of the North half of
South East4r. Of st54l4, 7 .. Re-. Containing
40acr,s.
These last two tracts are valuable pieces Of
timber land.
The lands in Sec. IA are near to the Brookville
and Oxford road. The residue of said lands lie on
The Rockville and Hamilton Turnpike, about four
miles East Of Brookville.
Bids for purchase at private sale of any of the
above lands will he received by the undersigned
at Brookvile until the 10th Of March.
sale to commence at the II homestead at 0 o'clock
A. NJ.
TERMS.-0ne-tl1ird purchase money on day Of
sale, balance nd two years, deferred pay
"a nts secured by note with interest wi hout relief
from valuation laws, aud by h6rgale on the
premises. W.. PECK, Commissioner.
Feb. 16, 1866 4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Of, Saf,pdov. March 10. 1866,

sell at public auction all The Personal Property Of
said decedent, consisting ell Horse, Buggy, l
seft Buggy Harness, aud Beds and Bedding.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit 81 nine months
will be given all sums over i've dollars, the
purchaser giving his notewith approved security,
with interest, waving valuation aud appraisc-
inent Laws. LEWIS DAVIS, Adtuiaisirator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

The FranLlin Common Pleas Court will con-
we've on Monday next, 9th Inst
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASlnl DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or TEE CURRENCY.
wAsHrSGroS, December IL, 1916.
yAuEREAS by Satisfactory evider &C p, essutsd
w 10 the uhdersi gneds IL has zen made To sy i;
pear that sIllE yR00KvlLLE NATIONAL
BANK" ig-s R town of BreokvilIs IN abe cslsiy
Of FrankIma>F State Of Indiana bas, been duly.
organized under sni according to the req sroisenff
of the Act of cpgresssntjtled IAN Asst 90 pre-.
vide National euyrency, secured hy riedEs II
United State bonds y nd TO provide for ihs ei, =
culation aud redempt6n N ere<<f, srlJos ed Jur
Sd, 1864. aud has complete with all the pros
Of said Act required to tt complied 9Th lsitis;
Act
Now THEREFORE. I. fLFiNss cisttt,
Comptroller of the Currency do hsitby e.rff,
that IT n E-Bkot XVI LIE NATION
in the ,sfoEn at Brooksile in The csssuty OF
Franklin and staieof indiana H. aatheii5sd 20
comp ence The ba<fls.s Of Banking snder the
act YRS sSlsssffaoyfHknEof ..,....p Ia. A
and Seal Of ofioe, TITS ta er,k day Of Dee ehber,
1865. I&EMAN CLARKE.
Said Bank will esmmsnc< ypsiless a. Tie I'd
day, of'Js5hfy. &ks. Receive asre.itr.'
furnisb Exc6Aes .nE York ara rfrcsrrs+s.
make collections, and do general hnptinr
busin-ss. Basi ness henis fr.in 10 m. ~ r. M.
ases0 sa. ,ops " nrrT, cs'ilr.'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

~ Cooley 4 Roohaisllar keep constantly
on hand complete Stock Of Goods. cheap for
Cash aud Produce, At the Old orinds.one Cor.
mar
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
Property Found.

IN the pike between Metamora and Jerome
~ Wiiey's-one Bed and Bedding, now to be
found at Supps' Hill post Office, Franklin County,
Ind. ALEXANDER Davidson
feb23-3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

The following ia the panel Of Petit Jurors
for the March Term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for the County Of franklin and State Of
Indiana. A. ID 1856
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

rEHE undersigned Administrators of the Estate
u, Timothy Graft, late OF Franklin County,
lndKnA, deceased, will, at the late residence Of
-thS deccdenf,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
cDIN11ISSi.nNER,S SAFE DF
VALUABLE Laws.

TIL undersigned, appointed by the Circuit Govt
l. OF franklin County, Ind Commissioner to
sell the lands ordered to be sold in the case Of
Mary Rowe and others VS., George Berry, ST., eli
al, will, on the premises, on
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
plANn-raRn eALIsTHENICS,

l. collection Of Five Fing.-. chord ana scare
passages for speedily Develop. iae mu'c'us "a
the o. gers, and acquiring that dee.eeC "eA'o.,i
~, independence and volubiity, when a;e - ~
dispensablc to a good performances en- the Ia -
Forte; by FRsScIs ii. BROWN Price, SO 3D.
New Edition, Pupils First Primer, by FsASci'
II. BRowx, Author Of Pride. Minneheha, and Hes
itatisn Polkas, &c. Price, SO cents.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02
RasSini's2eMelodic Exercises

In form If SolfcggOs for sopfano and Nero
So,ran., yoic>s, intended as studies to acquire
the nroper OF singin g. by Carlo Bassini, author
Bassini's art 80 singing, and Baritone. In two
m 80 50
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

Just published, "The Venite." new collection
Of Chants for the Episcopar Service, for opening
and closing Voluntaries, Musical Societies, Clas-
ses aud for the Social Circle, by VIRGIL C. TAYLOR.
price-Roar,ls IS eeuts CtOth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25

VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY, ON THE
Metae Ridge road at its junction with the Shell Road OF
the New Canal opposite the Metss Race Course on one
side and facing tho New Canal The other suitable for
publiQpark public gardens placer Of public resort
BYJ. h. WALTON Il DESLONDE.
J. B. WALTON. Auctioneer,
H. Ofice-7 Carondelet street
"WEDNESDAY, April IS, 1888, at -
" O'Clock the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
that VERY VALUABLE AND LARGE TRACT OF
LAND situate the Aetaie Ridge at the junction Of the
Metae road and the New Shell road side opposite
the Mere Race Course and the her facing the New Canal
and Shell Road measuring 257 feet less on the Me
aiis TOAD Immediately opposite the hssare Course BY
with tract anjoining and forming part of the
ID South sde) about 65S fee. 'front.' by depth vary
ing from 1893 feet to 7bi feet less according
plan IF survey made by VIM f. Williams State surveyor
for the parish of Jefferson dated May 10Th. 1859 which plan
be examined at the office of the Anconeers, No. At Carr
ondre street aud which will be exhibited the Exchange
the day of sale
THIS SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND. from its location
advantages offers inducements
investment by tn who wish choice position for the esab
shment of suburban place OF needed by the
upon the well known high rge between the City aud the
Lake is covered by magnificent live oak is accessible by
several roads drive and by the City Railroad which term
| mates Immediately opposite to it.
For full particulars parties referred to the
H-TERMs-Onehirdc cash in United States Treasury
the remainder credit of payable in the
of the purchasers their order bearing interest az
the rate Oft from date to maturity and cent
thereafter il ctuAy paid and and vendors
privilege, uhtil final payment
Act of sale before Gottschalk Magner Notares Public
at the of the purchaser including the u s. revenue
| stamps.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25
MILLEK d GARD
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, no. Is ST
CHARLES STREET. NEW ORLEANS, LA

would respectfully Inform the public that
they have onsed an office and style abov for
the transaction Of III business spgerxs'nns TO REAL
In this capacity they will act as Agents IN ouyns senR
leasing renting COLLECTING rents paying cue sno
city county anywhere in the States OF ousana MIS-
sssippf Arkansas and Texas. a. ,, - ,..sY
Able ega cnunsa will he consulted In all cases OF douoniy
conflicting attention to all business snd strict
obedience to -rcTs they hope to give general salts
faction Parties e give full description Of property u al
wish to buy sell, rent, with tnll 'nstructons
They present lengthy list Of Cotton and st
Plantations .:itv Property 10 sell and rent - = =,
Address The vr.iers1ed Lo,k Boa No $685. P O., New
Orleans, La JOHN u MihhEh'
s. 2. GARD
REFERRNogs-l. ii Wells Gov, Of La; Pike Lapeyrt a
Brother, Bankers N o. La: Payne huntington 20, y "
La B. G. Humphreys Gov. If Miss. Race Foster s T.
Merisk Attorney Al Law, Y. O., La Hon Edward acae
.nee, WCoiyiile, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25
purLER's PATENT COTTON TIE

The undersigned sole agents. have hand vii lbe
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate use, with the buckle firmly
tached end Of the hoop This Tie ia
and plsnters for its simplicity strength the
great with which adjusted bsies of size
II has been used by large number Of planters since 1884,
heir entire satisfaction
Orders will be received at Office,
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