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Tho Original sud Essl a che World
The only true AMI perfect ua.r Dye. uarm-
less, ReiIabie and nstaH.aLe5ss Produce.
Immediately sp.ela.J bla.A ar natural
Brown, without ujuul- tlc baIr arsa.r.
Remedies hc Iil effects ui bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. Ilc genuine H signed
William A. naicEciur. Also.
htscacTGtrg rart or L.ls'ua#s. HH
EsslJrssg ard blaats. .l. tll Hr.H.
CHARLES BAIDHELUb,Aaaluaa
feplJ-ly
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NO. 2s3.
SPECIAL NOTICES

D., faoroeRAFHs.-Photogvaphs ol democrats
ederal and Couiolova;e. The isrttat Col.
lection IN The west, Tor salc, wholesale ana
retail. Remember thc place, UaHt-y l.r
Coiaootiaa'i, 2aCetAr street, opposite ,......
mEcial Hutol. .r--.-.t.
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First GLASS Steamers,
SUFFER E r S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANT 4 Co..
Gentlemen 4 am a resident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed 70 write % you concerning the real
value Of your SELILEK APEkiENT a. a remedy
or Indigestion and Dyzpepsis. desire 10 e1pre-s
% You my sincere grstude for the great Leneht the
sEAIEEk has done my wife.
For four or tve years my wife has be5n sadly
afflicted with dyspepsia and aier benE under the
Eeatmcut oi several doctors for two of three year.
she WAS hnslly induced Co -ses the advice o. q
leaned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, % Nrur1u-.a,
Who Imulodis'eiy treated her win. your EfEh-
NEsCENI sELILEK APERlENT. she began 10
improve at unre, amt 81 now PEkFEC fly Wkt.l-
feel 20 o. t- my duty tor the good Ol humanity To
maze this statement, feeling thas medIcBs s0 val
uan.e should br Niteiy ku0En.
Iru-tIuE you aIl give thi- publicity, and repeat
ns my csus-t glaiIiuIe and thanE-.
iu very re- -pe-tluily yours,
s.. H. e. HENKiQuER,
New York, Juue .. 20. Merchant, Curacao, s.4.
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Ths Bridal thzmhsr. Al, t.-., % ,-.--...
sad lnsirucuon tor luJng Mra. A..l. r.g. AM -
iiaiao tesimout Tor tq-vaacs ul ll.t Iur,sy ..I
scHuu sysielus-saat irvc, E. s.a..i sur-...a..
Addruss, lil. d SAlLLlN HJy0auf,. Il..r.t
hsfle.'-iou, it..tia. pms, rs. ar.I.IH
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ATTENTION IRisRukS t-Uhocks on the J.-
ster banklug Co., Belfast. Irolaud. ia sums
o. tl % tiU iur sale at e. ~. OrdWay's ..sr-
ser Otlce, No. 4S College street.. o.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

Tx1IIsoN. J. W. 4 CO.-Manuiscturers and
w wholesale and Retail ealefs 10 Tin, Copper
and Sheet iron Ware aud Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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HAVING returned arlu with o. largo
stock OF
'Irimuiugs, NNorstcdz. Zrphyr.
&c, &c,
% the ola home, ! would respectfully r.
form the Ladlrs oi Nashville iual ur ul.l
be- prepared 90 manufacture auy Aut ul
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, tuusy-,
&c., NC.,
as sood and rs checriuily ai iavmrr'g.
OSCAR UOHNEE co..
nuvI-tI Nr. Ju.Hu .....t
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D. hat'tahH1J ISL
Ny DEAR OLD MAsTER-When l left
you, about a month ago, 1 did not in
tend to be away more than a month or
so; but having invested what money
had in small grocery store, and find
ing it needed all my attention, and be
lievlng you could well spare me from
your store, l have thought it best to let
you know my intentions. must
frankly say TO yon that could not take
up the courage to come and tell you
that l was going to leave you, as you
had been a tried friend to me, for which
l shall ever remember you, and hope |
shall never become any the less your
friend. have thought the day might
come when, perhaps, you would not
have need for me, and | had better
embrace the first opportunity. 1t is
true l am scarcely making q living;
yet ] am among friends and acquaint-
ances, and those whom shall ever love
as such. Hoping this will give salts
faction, at the same time | hope that
you will take everything into consider
alton that have here said
Believe me to be your faithful friend
and former slave, HENRY SCOTT.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TUNE 4 Observation-Disclosures and Retail
" BOokse lers. Stauoners, ana News Agents.
No. 4O North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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UTE warrant al the sboye ARTICLES 10 he Fresh
w and Pure, sni VIII be sold st the lowest
market rs.es. We uvite the attention % our Old
customers sud the puhlic, aud Tegue-t call aad
an examustou Of cur stock and pnces before ma-
king their purchases.
The Fresrript on Department vii ha under the
special control OF thorough Chemist. amt We Wtr-
rmt all ptescuptIons entrusted % ne vii be aCcu-
rstely manipulated, at $40 hours day or night
feiA-ln
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is a tonic and durote Of h ghy tenedo 81 charar-
Calculus, Irritation and In tIUaicn Ul the kidut s.,
and Bladder, sld has most sIuUguiy scuve effects
~ restoring these organs when dchIta-ed by iucg
disease. Females who have suti-r-d a Tor Jears from
IrragUisrty, and tie distressing dIs eases ku3wu
only 20 their sex, have been entirely cursd by the
IA lhiIi and IuuicIous use Of COlmb an Water.
These Wstera age bottled fresh and pure, from
each OF The above named -pungs, In 20 careful and
secure manner that they preserve al their m--
dicluai value for years, aud VII be found equally
ethcsciOus when drink thousands OF miles dislsnJ
IS when sken directly l,om ths spring.
Bs7Uc Of limitations aHi Iqfsrior Waters.
The corzs Of all ge1u.us Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded On the SIDE Of thr
cork, thus:
I CoNGErss wArEH, ENrmE wATEa,
e. q l.. $. Co. C&E.a. CO
JCOLUnErAv WATER,
C.& r. S. 20.
Packed safely aud securely. IN boxes suitable for
shipment To asy part oi tie world. Congress auI
Empire Wa.ors m boxes, Contsinlng Dozen lhnt-,
in tOEes conts ming 4, or g Dozen Han PIntz, or
DOzen Pint BOtt e. esch.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class Grocers.
Sold only at Wholesale by
HOTOHKISS SONS,
PBOPRIETORs,
02 IL &c lc IL NJ An ST, ~. ",
Orlers by mail receive prompt attention.
msrl-tu thuI&sst 3m
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GEORGE WOLFE BRUCE,
(roEuERIY 0F voLFE a EIsHoF,)

NO. / PLATT ST., NEW YORK,
0EFERs 70 the trade q fun assortment oi shei-
6s!I. Birmingham and Americsn
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C..
,-a1r5,s'-,p ths standard makes of Hoss, 10 which
sis ssoek 4 unsquAled, hEkys e ne ioss a. SSAn
TAtess
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

4 AREY q SMITH, Nos. sc and 30 Union street,
" (up stairs) represent the ll0gibg Companies
Ana Of Hartford, Sscuuiy, Mania tan, Melropoli-
Tan, Phoenix and KnckerbOcker Life Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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We AL.

The suffering mi l0nt M our land 10 give this
rCneiy O. ulai convinced that ty Us timely use
many maF b. relieved, uany cured oi uy-pepsi4,
Heariburu. Sour 0lomacns sick heaaacl-, Lls4.-
ness, Indigestion, lilies, q. suYeuess, Bilious At
tack-, Liver Complain f.. Rhelma'ic Affections. Sc
kead the Pamphlet of Testimonials with "a b tot
ue, and 10 not use The me,iicue agi.Hst tlo aiyoe
Of your PHyscisu-
Manufactured only by TARRANr CO., ~
6reauulch stre-t, hsN YORK.
80 FOR s.is ~ all Hriizal=ts. fusf "
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From the Ni.ksburg Herald.
The telegraphic dispatches inform US
that Col Thomas, as well as others, who
have charge of the freedmen in the
Southern States, represents that there
is danger of the extinction Of the negro
race and the expulsion of Northern
men. Mr.. Wilson is said to have read
letters from Col Thomas tosubstantiate
the charge. Col Thomas has already
denied the latter charge. So Mr. Viii
son simply told q lie when he repre-
sented Col Thomas having written
any such thing.
So far as regards the negro extarmi-
nation, we do not believe Col Thomas,
even if he has written on the subject at
all, designed to imply that they would
be put to death by the whites. He
probably meant 10 say-What is She fact,
that their habits of idleness, debauohery
and crime, would eventually blot them
from existence, They would pass away
as the Indian races. This is as certain
as anything in the womb of the Future
We commend the following to Mr.
Wilson. 1t will do to read in his next
speech. As proof of its authenticity,
we can give him the original manu-
script approved by the Freedmen's
Bureau if he desires it The former
masters and their former slaves can
settle the difficulties which Freedmen's
Bureaux encounter, if their bureaux
will let them alone. We know both
these parties. Mr.. Hardaway is one of
our first citizens. Henry Scott is
freedman highly respected by all who
have known him, as well now az before
the war. He could manage the Freed
mans Bureau better than any one Gen.
Howard could send. We recommend
him to the President for the place
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Commission aud forwarding.

nAUL A SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
zion Merchants. our prompt attention u gwen
~ the receiving aud forwarding ol COLlON. Al
south Market ztle,L
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UULLECTtAG AGENTs.

ID 3. TUTHIIL, Deputy United ala,es MsIshSi,
IL. collects Note, Accounts, sc, IA Middle len
a., zee Office a. State Capitol, next uuOr TO Ftd-
q raj Court hOon. + -. LuCE BOA %, Sos auveT-
II.amtnl IN hnULNar column. Ilacs ON
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys aud Claim Agents.
IN SU r AN G E.

IN s. DEIANY, Attorney st Law and War Caim
IL. Agent Cleveland, lem. novelty
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saasbrillR @9nion.

PEIYTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
rurRsnAY- MARcu 1saa
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ATT0RNENs Az law.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
T,AMPBEI.l.. McRWEN a GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys ~ Law ana Claim Agents, prseuce IN All
the CyGrte. Collections promptly atsende1 S9 70
eisO claims against the United States hha vouchers
collected Uihce u North Cherry street, up stars.
DTIs. x. A.-Auorney and Counsellor at Law,
" Once 4251 Cherry 81; r o. Box 74S.
HANKEES AND BROKERS.
.,IEsT NATIONAL BANK Government Deposi-
Il toD-bo. 90 College street, between Union
aud ths Pa0lc Square dealers IN Uncurrent
Money Exchange, CON, and Government securl-
lies OF al Kinds. stocks snd Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly At
A. g. sASFOzD, Pres't. JAS. G. OoDES. .Cash'r.
NIARR, THOS s.-Broker, corner Union and
NJ College streets, buys and sells Gold, ULcur-
Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on c-InfnlssiOn.
GECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Cherry street, deIis ln Exchange, Govern
uleut securities ami Con. Collections prOmpty
attended 80 J. l.ussDEs, Cashier.
rIlHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
l. Deals IA h1chsngei Governments SECURITIES
aud Cola. Collections promptly attended U.
Gold stocks and Bonds sid on COnuniis-loh-
W. ". bEhAH, President. EDuAA JCNA7s DAlieis
nUOh AND JOB PhINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CU.-Book
y AM job PTiuJsirs, and pa hshers Of the Dl-
=, and Weekly Union, Fuuter's Alley, between
Union anu Des1ercE streets.
HREWEkA.
. .,pRlNG WATER SREWERY.-MANKEL
- FRANK, Successors 10 N j. DuIcEeI, brewers
oil Ale aud Lager beer. No. ii BIoad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldect-ly
llo0KsELLERS AND srATIONEnS
,lNSLhTON, K. Ii --BOOksslier, Publisher
- sauOuer, ana Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
CAKHIAGE mARUFACTJ
AEYERs s. hUNT-MuuhctuTers OF all the
Ni Latest styles OF FIr-J Glass Carriages ami
bugaqos, zpTeSs Wagons and tarfy ais q NoftI
MaiAct street.
CLAIM A.LNTS, DC.
IUHN O'NElLL Military Attorney and SUlia!lor
- ui CIainis, 4IUaecutes AL classes Of JlAfnl5
AaInat ths trUyrrHmeut Tor citizens and s0iuI,rs
Bluge 80 ge4AF stTeeL. Nashville, lem InOYl-tuiF
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For Sale.

Iusr received by n. A. Parrish Co. College
- street, souih OF Bsoat,
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Trans leave Chattanooga depot at an. for
Chattanooga and p0iats South.
Nashville and E0rth-We-tem trans leave ai 6
pm. for Cairo, 81. LOUIS and Chicago; connecting
NJ JohusOnYiie with
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nUOh AND JOB PhINTING.
HItEWEKA.
CAKnIAeE mANIFAUrNKEKs.

MI Latest styles Of kIr-t Glass Carriages and
bulsqes, Express Wagons and oArfJ ais, - NortG
Mail.ct street.
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SALE BY THE, SHERIFF OF. THE PARISH OF OR
leans in order to effect ELECTROMAGNETIC Wilhemine
Mrs Louisa Relnking, wife q Conrad Eei9king Ct
PY VIIsTi'UE OF a decree rendered and
the Second District Of Orleans the above
ted cause will proceed to sell a. public suction Ct
geen Canal and m streets IN the Second District
o'clock IN order to eheet partition the following de-
l. q GB s LOT OF GROUND, together with ali tie
budng5 and improvements etc thereon situate in the Eau
boarg Teme Second Dsretof this city DESIGNATED by the
Number Two on plan dewn by Volquin late architect
dated 10Th June 1888 in the square bounded by Where
feet inches aud four lines front on Viere
street twenty feet inch and three lines in width
depth Acquired BY the late Wilhelm stcppenhagen from
tne estate Of Jacob ~ Mayer by act before 81 L.
Lewis late notary public in this city, the 9th May 1852
-Also- a
2. A CERTAIN OTHER LOT OF GROUND. with the
" sxB sessnh rague
niue and Pytsnia streets Said lot is designated
PIG 81 IN dS lie o
James Graham notary public in this city and measures thirty
fort on sixth one hundred and twenty feet forming
late Wiihelm stoppenhaeen from George W. Skent act
before sad Notary Graham on the llth April, 1856.
-AlsO-
s. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situate in the
parish Of Livingston in this State and follows
south half q quarter and north half Of southwest
township 20 south No g. three east contain
ing three hundred andtwentyx and hundredths
Plans Of said RSope5ss VIII at the Exchange
aB- Esns o9NpIuoSs-For the land in the parish Of
Livingston cash the spot For the real estate IL tie parish
and two years from date II ae w h egh per
o rom date the notes Of the pucha'e be given
@ e ~ !esd SSP e efT snd M ~ a
dRf3pS t 9a 1' R.S6 9 a@a
pense OF the purchasers 'P' ~ '-'' "a
SnerH OF the Parish OF Orleans
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BUHNhnT's.,.,..............,, .BULKLEy's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,


Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber,
1t will Lumber average of 81 per 1860 feet
1t viii season Lumber thoroughly and check 1t less
than any other process.
It is safer does the work quicker cheaper better than
any other process
The expense OF Kiln ana Right within the reach Of
every one.
1t to dry out the LUMBER than to haul u
twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber from the steam ready to be worked m
mediatey.
The cost OF changnga common Dry Air Kiln Steam
Kiln, Of erecting Kiln and the price Right,
often saved in year by this process.
No need of keeping large stocks of lumber hand
less dry by this process than the interest epce while
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopes Cabinet Carriage, Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Of Planning Machines Saw Mis
and all who wish dry lumber should be in OF the
| Right to this invention
common Air Kiln be changed into Steam Kiln
| for small expense.
This process in in the Car shops Of the Pennsyl
vanh Centr III New York Central Atlantic and Great West
erni Chicago and North Wesern Chicago, Alton and st.
Louis: Iinula Central; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Michigan Central Toledo aud Wabash Sundusy, Dayton and
CincnnRti and other Rirogd Companies Also by Of
the manufacturers Of Cars Carriages Sash Doors and Bnd0
Agricultural Implements etc. throughout the United States
T0BAGGo, WOOL, PaPER' BRICK, SALT, and othei
substances dried by this pr1ress.
test OF the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right by
pay ing for the drawings and Specifications.
For further Information, address
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA,

And for yourself the surprising activity with which
cleanses the blood and cures these disorders
During lateyears the public have been msed by large bot
ties pretending give quart OF Extract of Srsapara for
one dollar 1t Of these been frauds upon the sick for
they not only contain little if Sasaparia but often
curative properties whatever Hence bitter disappointment
hss followed the use Of the various extracts OF sarsapara
which food the until the itself has become
nonymons with imposition aud cheat Sl call this
pound saTsaparia and intend to supply such remedy
snail the from load OF ob0quy which
upon We think we have grounds for believing IL has virtues
which Irresistible by the ordip Of the diseases 1t is
intended to We only the sick that offer
them the best Alternative which know how duce and
We have believe Is by the eectuA purifier
Of the blood yet discovered BY anybody.
AYERS CHERRY PEGTORALis universally known
to upahs other remedy for Of Coughs Colds
Inauez Hosenss Group Bronchitis Incipient Consump
stages Of the disease useless here the
dence Of its virtues. Tho world knows them.
Prepared by j. @. AVER CO, Lowell Mass and sold by
L. j. HART & CO.. New Orleans,
Wholesale Agents
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Sixth DISTRICT COURT OF NEW CHAs. E. ALTER vs..
0RLEANs-No. lQ55l. GEO. Connolly K co.
PY VIRTUE ofa writ of fieEi facfas to me
~ directed by the Honorable the Sixth District GOnrt of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants and AuG
toneer Exchange Royal street between Canal and Custom
house Streets in the Second District Of this city SAT-
URDAY the 18th day of August 1866, at II O'Clock the
following described property, viz
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situate, lying and
being the first District Of this CITY, being onehsf Of Lot
No. Sc of Square No. which is bounded by Rampant Basin
Canal and Common Streets and measures thirty feet front on
Rampant Basin hundred and twenty feet in
depth, Together with all the improvements thereon rights
ways, etc.
Seized in the above belonging defendant George
Connolly
Rs-TERns-Cash on the spot.
HARRY I. HAYS,
teriE Of the Parish Of Orlsans,
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From w. H. Langley,

The Dry Kiln built under the direction of your Agent
seasoning Btaves has been in constant use and believe
performs its work fully we'll you claim for it. would
about slaves those partly seasoned know
ing in few days at small EXPENSE have them vel
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From j. H. Schumacher,

Test made by Bukeys Lumber Dryer One piece Of
Pine board 2h inches wide, Ia inches thick weight D.
in gagged out IL 66 lost In weight This
lumber dried in the yard three years and year hot
air kiln by recommend this to all manufacturers
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THrhD DISTRICT CoURr OF NEW w @ BUDD VS.,
ORLEANs-Ro q 2t0 JOSEPH SIINSON.
Ry VIRTUE Of a writ Of aerl faeIus TO
A. directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
Of New in the above entitled caase viii proceed
Exchan.e Royal street between Canal and Castomhouse
Streets in the Second District Of this city TU ESDAY,
the ith day of September 1866 at l2ocock the following
described property, viz
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situatedin suburb st Mary,
First District of this city in the square comprised within
rOd Camp and st Mary and South street Lafayette
Square, designated by the Nos and plan drawn by
Alfred Forsa late deputy surveyor dated the 10Th February
1882 and annexed to passed before L. T. Care then
notary public in this city dated the 9th March 1882 which
lots ground measure each % feet front less
said south street Lafayette Square by 81 feet less
front and also deep Camp street of which forms the
Together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon rights and privileges hereunto belonging
2, AND a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon situated in the aore
said square, comprised within Camp, Girod and ST. Mary
streets and South street and Lafayette Square designated by
The No on tue plan Aforesaid and measuring % feet front on
South street Lafayette Square by 80 feet in depth between
parallel lines Together with ne privilege Of using in the
alley three feet vide opening Camp street. Being
the property acquired by the said defendant from
a BOudousquie, notary public, in this city,
Seized in the above suit.
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans,
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KossUTH KIokrNG up 4 Fuss New York. An.
gust European correspondence goes 60 show
that Louis IEossuth and the HungarianGeh Klapka.
are engaged III fopSenting serious anti Austrian
revolutionary movement in Hungary, and expect
the national cause will be successful by the aid of
Prussia, Dangerous popular disturbances were
looked for in Vienna, should it be officially an.
nouneed that The Emperor Franci5 Joseph CON
sents 70 the exclusion Of Austria from the German
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN Firth DISTRICT CouRT OF
SURANCE COMPANY VS.. - :, -.o
MARCUS j. EUNIH. new ORLEARs-Ho' loIo1
pY VIRTUE of writ of derl facins Go
I'd me directed by the Honorable the Fifth DISTRICT court
Of New Orleans the above entitled cause VIII proceed
sell public auction, at the Merchants and Aaeon
GERS Exchange Royal street. between Canal and custom
house Streets in the Second District Of this CITY, SAruR
DAY the day August 1866 at l2oclock NJ the follow
ing described property, wiz D., u, -,
NINE LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the Fourth Dis
rict of this city, in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue, Fourth Prytania and Plaquemine (Row Coliseum
streets designated by Nos J. q s. g. 3D. ID l5and apor
Nos and measure each twenty-five feet nine inches
four 0ne-half lines front Paquemne NOW Coliseum
street. by hundred and twenty feet six inches aud four
lines depth; lot No forming the Of Plaquemine
Coliseum and Fourth Streets per plan drawn by Noel
hauseu architect under date ls January 1916 and deposited
Lots snd measure each % feet front on PlaqueEine
ow Coliseum street. by hundred and twenty-five feet in
depth per plan by Moehausen architect dated 9th May
1876 and deposited in the office of j. r. Beard late notary
public in this city, as per plan No 81
Lots Mes and 9 measures each fifty feet front on
PlaQreine Coliseum street. by one hundred and TWEEN
tyye feet In depIh per plan by Buisson surveyor aec
9th March, 1882 and deposited in te office OF T. GGy0 late
notary public in this city
And lois 49, II and 10 each twentyeght fee
inches Fourth hundred aud twenty
eph and the portion Of lot No II twt
twenyne feet in depth and ad2ns LOT No 49, as per pnI
by Hedin architect dated l2h April 1853 ard deposited
in she office Thomas Layton, late notary public in thi
city together with all the building improvements thereon
/ Seized in the above suit.
4 h5s~ TERMs--GRsh on the spot.
1 HARRY 4, HAYS,
/ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.