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First GLASS Steamers,
S FIFE 3 E e s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRAET Co.:

TARRAET 3 Co..
Gentlemen-I am resident OF Curacao, and have
been disposed % writs 10 you concerning the rsa
value Of your SELIZER APERIENr a. q remedy
OF Indigestion aud dyspepsia. desire 10 exprs-s
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great beneht the
sELIhkk hiss done my wife
for iour or hve years my wife has besu sad y
aihlcied With Dyspepsia, and after beng under the
Treatment Of several Doctors for two OF thrsa years
she vas hnElly induced 10 seek the advice Of I
learned Physician, Doctor Cabiai.s, Of Venezuela,
VINO lnnmedisiely treated her Win. your EFER.
NE5CENT 6ELTZER APERIENT. she BEGAN h
improve AZ once, and Is now PERFECTLY WILL
ieei u 70 be my duty for the good Of humanity %
make this statement feeling thai medicine 30 Val.
us1e should be widely known
Trusting you will giYa this publicity and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours
S. d. e. HENRTQUER,
New YORK. June -, '05. Merchant, Curacao, S.A.
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ATFESTIos IRIsBNRS Cheeks on ths N.
ster Banking Co., Belfsst, Ireland, Ia suu,.
0i Il 70 sic for sale at c. N. Ordwav's R-,,-
ker Office, No. 4s College street. tf
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.FSORE THROAT
Browns Bronchial Troches
RoF Bronchitis, Asthma, Cst.rrh. Consurip,
tive and Throat Disease

HAVING a DtaEcT INTLUEscz 90 rBE F.aus, owe
IuNEDiArE HEIFr
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IOHN O'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
- Of Claims, fTOseCutes all classes Of CLAIMS
against he Government for citizens and soldiers.
Once 30 Cedar street, Nashville, lem lnov7-6ms
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tee bfieAi ShamhsFs sn Eassv q Wsrpirx
lAnie treatment for Discsses Of ne urln.rv ~, Z
sexual sysiems-5ent lfee, in sssias rSIV,l,I,sl
Address, Dr. J. SKfLLfN HOUGHrlN- H's-.s5.i
AssoeiAton. Philsdelphis. Pa aerIs-ls
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TINNBRs, &c.

1 L. a r. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
- Business AgentE, over NorlZs Book Store, Ss3S
Union Strt ct, Nashville, Tenn. su26-egas
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We Ask

The suffering millions IN our Iand 10 gvs this
remedJ trial convinced that by IT, timely Use
many may - relieved, many cured Of DY-pepsis.
Heartburn sour stomach, sick Headacaa, Bizn-
ness, Indigestion, Piles. Costveness, Bilious AZ.
lacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Ahect0nss Gc.
kesd The Pamphlet Of TestuonI ais with eash bot-
les and % not use the medcine algainst ne zduco
Of your Physician
AsnnisotsFed only By TARRANT CO., ~
6resnalch street., New York
- FOR aaia uT ail DruRgiats MA l.
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OTFICE oF GEsEBkL sUPEHsTExDEST.
N.3C. AsD n. &. n. ". RAnRoADs,
NASHVILLE. TEsS- March 4ih, is.G
llS and alter Tuesday, March s. Isc8, and until hIr
v ther notice, Passenger Trans pin Gun A. fol.
oEs:
NASHVILLE g. CHATTANOOGA LINE
LE4vE Nashville FOR Chattanooga, aud all points
South a. 80 A. and $50 p n. Arrive AZ Crstta.
nooRa ~ $50 ?. n. and $40 A. ~, next day.
Returning Leave Chattanooga o. 500 A o.. and
s'i5 p s. Arrive st Nashville q fO0 ?. r. and s.ss
A n neLt day.
All trans connect al Wsrtraoe for sheIbyune.
NASHVILLE 4 &NORTHWEsTERN LINE.
Leave NASHVILLE for Johusouyule, and al pofuts
West and NorthEesi, 81 4-sJP.a Aruye a. John
son ulie at 9.30 p n.
Betursing-Le Johnsonville I.sO 4. q ar~ve
Al Nashville 81 B.5OAM
Trans on n. a n. W. r. R connect Al Joh,-o-.
Vic with hrst class line Of Steamers for PsgT.ab
osiro and st. Louis.
BERTHs AND MEALS FREE.
on steamer connecting with NAEW Rsilrosa-
Passengers BY this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
oetEees Nashville and Cairo.
Trans stop ~ Al inteunediate points.
NA p lNNEls GenT supst
\. q {. All n a n. ". r. Rds.
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Ginseng, Feathers. Raaswax

'hE highest market prcs siIl - pad, n Roois
a of ea-ni ai tne Dug Sore Of K. p Jenflns a
So-s No - NORTH MeIkst street, fIoun Wells cd
st@n1i for Giassng. Festhers and R4.s.ax A.
much e. slono lfa- 6i1Hsal Esassd-
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The Civil Rights Bin.

So monstrous are the features of the
Civil Rights Bill, which has just been
vetoed by the President, that the Hon.
John A. Bingham, Of Ohio, one of the
most bitter and unscrupuious radical
Republicans in the House, felt called
upon to denounce it He said
"If civil rights has this extent, what,
then, is proposed by the provision of the
first section2 Simply to strike down.
by Congressional enactment, every
State Constitution which makes a dis
crimination on account Of race or color
IN any of the civil rights Of the citizen.
| might say here, without the least fear
of contradiction, that there is scarcely
State in this Union which does not
by its Constitution or by its statute
laws, make some discrimination on ae-
count of race or color between citizens
of the United States in respect of civil
rights
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance. Companies.

CAREY q SMITH, Nos. SC and 50 Union street
" (up stairsl represent the following Companies
lBtns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli-
tan, Ph0sniX and Knickelbocker Life OF New York
and Accident Of Columbus. Ohio
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HO DE AGAINIi

HAVING returned again with a large
stock OF
Trimmings, NVorateds. Zephyr,
SC, SC,
to the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies OF Nashville thut We will
be prepared 70 manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fungrs,
&c., &c.,
as good and as cheeriully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHMEG CO..
uOYl-U Nos Union 4t-...t
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In Dyspepsia.

Ans gta steu,l ant train Of symptomR, Il acts mora
llAE A CHAkM than . medicine. There Is moth
sug an the whole range OF Msteria mediea that car
OF moment bear comparison with j m tins dis'
ease
fan account Of this wonderful plant may bs
found IN the iith edition u the U. 3. DispensatoTy
pages iSS7 snd 1888
series of expSnmeuts in whch DR.. Bull has
teen Ter YesFa engaged, has Just BEEN brought %
"a -cessiul termination, and he h. now enabled &
ufsT 20 the public = combination Of CEDRoN witt
other approved tonics, the whole preserved 10 the
t-st quality of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
Whlch he u conhdent has no equal in the world
He might furnish volume o. certificates. but thl
pubic have long since learned So ost mate aucf
things hy their true value. The fsisst plan is io
every one % test for himself the Vlrtuesi a new
uiBdiCiua.
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EMPIRE WATER

Is cathartic, and valuable remedy for Rhsums-
tsm, Derangsment Of the Liver, Diseases Of the
SKIN, and General Debility. It's effects are most
saluiary IN Lung Diseases. II is an almOst sure
cure for seroula and the most aggravated forms OF
Dy5peTsia. AS preventive and cure for all Bilious
Derang gements it stands unrivslled
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A VucE FR0s VicksHuHs-
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HEADgUAArEHs DEFAEr. o. ruF CunaEaLavu.
NasHvIaLE, TFss. July a. lsls.
Dr. John Bulls agent Mr. ---. las rerui-s. I'd.
70 ship n Nashville. Teun. - grras OF ~ dozen.
q Bulls Cedron bitters, for sale % sulers n ilr
army only.
The Regulations of the Treasury Department are
% - compiisd with strffIy
By comInsud of Msj. Gen. Rosecrana-
VIZ. NJ WIS
MAJOR and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wholesale aud retail - BEkET, uE.
MOVILLE . CO., Nashville. Tenn
Octi1-td sal dsF8m
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by the Constitution of my own State
neither the right of the elective fran
chise nor the franchise of office can be
conferred upon any citizen Of the
United States, save upon white citi
zen of the United States. What dc
you propose TO do by this biIl2 You
propose TO make it a misdemeanor,
punishable upon conviction by fine and
imprisonment in the penitentiary, for
the Governor Of Ohio to obey the re-
quirements Of the Constitution Of the
State, which requires that none shall
be elected, and, therefore, none com
missioned TO Office in that State, save
white citizens Of the United States.
"If the bill Of rights, as has been
solemnly ruled by the Supreme Cour,
Of the United States, does not limit
the powers Of States and prohibit such
gross injustice by States, it does limit
the power of Congress and prohibit anv
such legislation by Congress.
But, SIR, on yesterday, the honorable
gentleman from Pennsylvania, 1Mr
Broomail than whom there is 20 more
candid or just gentleman in the House.
treated this measure as though it was
8 bill simply for the protection of
freedmen in their rights for the time
being in the late insurrectionary States.
This is great mistake 1t applies 10
every State in the Union, to States
which have never been in insurrection.
and ls 10 be enforced in every State Of
the Union, not only for the present,
but for al future time, or until it shall
be repealed BY some subsequent act Of
Congress 1t does not expire by virtue
of its own limitation; it Is intended 10
be permanent"
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Typo Foundry aud Printers Emporium,
Estzblished ISIS.
HAGAR & CO.,

THIS Old established Foun.lry hsTinr Iarre -.
= sorinlefsi q HOOK. Ncssusprr. JOB All tI-r.-
nsntai lype, fh6 pr0Bustor5 are yreparet ,y7il,
an clites " promptly cHecutu all orIis-. -
aeitie, znd Dliniipg materials " every daT.lr,,,,i
iaciaainE Presses y AZ hHnsi.ciufefs. ortlT 80
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation 10 has 80 long
euJo5s 10 Genital Amorics and the West Indies. -
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DR.. John Bull
OF
Louisville, Kentucky.

HIS inimta1le preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
has long stood st the hssd OF the VARIOUS com,
pounds Of that Tausbie drug.
His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than q year after their introduction,
tanned reputation suas wide spread Rsl ,st n oog
INT oi North America But the crownt oryuy her
life remains 70 be attained IN his di ciocouYegry
rather combination, for he does not clam 20 have
uoeu the discovsrer OF CIJRON, which Is the basis
" the Bitters now offered 70 the public. That hon
OF belongs % the native inhabitants Of Central
Amorlca 10 whom is virtues hsye heen known Tor
more than two hundred years Armed with Il the
Indian BIDS dehsnce 10 the most deadly malaria
and hsndls without fear, tho most Yenomons ser
pents. IL - belief with them, that while there s
bro tn m the body the Coduon s potent 70 cule, no
matter Whist the disease may be.
While lr. Bull is not prepared 70 endorse this eK-
trsVsgEut preteusion, he D. nevertheless sat shed
nom thorough examrnahon OF the evidence Tela-
ting 20 ta virtues. that ~ a remedy and proVenta-
i've for an disesse arising from exposure. ther
t0 the Heather OF climate, OF TO miasmslc uuuen-
ges lt sisnts
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CoLuMBIAN WATER

Is tonic ard diuretc Of h ghy beneficial charac
ter, and Is = positive remedy for Diabetes Gravel,
Calculus, Irritation and Irfiamaiion Of the Kidneys,
and Bladder, ard has most sinuglarly active effects
u restoring these organs when debiltated by long
disease. Females who have suffered for years from
irreguiarltyf and the distressing diseases known
only 70 their sex, have been entirely curad by the
faithful and judiei0us use Of Colurnb an Water
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each Of the above named springs, in 50 careful snd
secure manner that they preserve all their me-
dlelna value for yeera, and will be found equally
efhcsclous when drank thousands Of uales distant
As when taken directly from the spring.
Beaoars,f limitations and Inferior Waters.
The corks Of all genuine Congress, Empire snd
Columbian Waters are branded on the side Of the
cork, thus:
ooSGR1s WATEH, EsFTHE WATra, !
1 Z. a L. ). Co. c. 3 Z. 5. Co. !
JCOLUHBIAS WARM,
4 y
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IN SU r ANCE.

u s. pEIANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
II. Agent Cleyelsnd, Tenn. n0vs6-ly
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Convention in Augusta.

As public Journalist, we have a
| painful duty to perform, in putting our
| people on their guard against the
schemes now on foot to revolutionize
the pulitical status OF Georgia. Disguise
the movement as its leadera. may, it
is nothing less than an attempt on the
part Of the colored race of the South,
at the instance, doubtless, of the secret
emissarieg ofSunmer, ,Thad. Stevens and
other Jacobins of the North, to over
throw the existing order of things and
elevate the negro to places of power in
the Government At least we so un-
derstand the "9igns of the times" and
will now offer the evidence before US
for our convictions on the subject.
There ls an organization at Augusta
called the Equal Rights Association"
and q newspaper called the "LoyaI
Georgian" from which the following
circular was issued some weeks ago:
OFFICE PRESIDENT GA, E. r. A.,
AUGUSTA, Ca, March stb, 1866. /
The Council Of the Georgia Equal Rights
Association are requested to meet at the
ofice Of the "LOyal Georgian" in this city,
on Wednesday, the 4th April next, at 10
o'clock, am, 70 attend to business of great
importance. Those counties which were
not represented in the late Convention held
in this city, are invited to send friend of
equal rights to represent the county in the
Council. BY order Of the President.
r. T. KENT, Secretary of Council.
The design Of this Convention is
thus set forth in the Loyal Georgian
of the 18th March:
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Attorneys and Claim Agents.

CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
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ATTORNEYS ar LAW.

CAMPBELL. MsBWEN GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys At Law snu Claim Agents, practice IN all
tno Courts- CcuectsoLs promptly attended 70
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected. Office " North Cherry street, up stairs.
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NEWS DEALERS. sc.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TONE TUNNELL-Wholesal and Retail
~ Booksellers. Staloners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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BANKRRS AND BROKERS.

nTIS, K. A.--AttOrney snd Counsellor at Law
" Office 425z Cherry St.; P. o. Box 748.
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Nf ERRl1T a HILL-Deasrs in Wan Paper
vi Window Shades, Window Glass, aEd Photo
graphic Material, corner Of ChurJh and Market
streets
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

ID 8. TUTHLL, Deputy United States Msrshnl,
H. collects Note, Accounts, &c, 10 Middle Ten
mo- see Office at State Capitol, next door 10 Fed
sral Court Room. z. y. Lock Box 81, Ses adVer-
usenent IN another column. ldec9.6m
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CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL 4
- FRANK, successors 70 NJ. J. Drucker, Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer, NO. 81 Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn idec3-ly
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-03
ABAT s. GENERES

LEMUEL G. AUBERT
CTATE OF LOUISIANA Sixth District
|DCourt Of New Orleans.
TAKE NOTICE-That acting under writ OF
seizure and sale emanating from the above enti
tied Court. and numbered case, / have seized aud
will offer tor sale at public auction to the high
est bidder, at the Court House, in the town of
Thibodaax parish of LafourcEe- ON Saturday,
the Sd day OF March 1866, at Ii o'clock, 4. NJ the
property below described, to wit:
A certain tract Of land. established as q
sugar plantat on tuated in said parish Of La
fourcbe. on the left bank of the Bayou Lafour-
che, at about six or seven miles below the town
OF ofThibodaux, measuring eg t or eight and a
fourth arpents more or less front on the said
Bayou by eighty .afrents in depth, the lateral
lines converging considerably. SO as TO give
superficles of about four hundred arpents, bound
ed above by lands oil said Aubert.and below by
lands of said Aabert. herein after described and
by land of p. J. Theriot &Co.
p A certain tract of land adjacent to and
below the plaDtation just descr.bed measuring
four arpents more or less front, hyforty arpents
in depth. bounded above by said plantation and
below by lands of P. J. Therot 4 Co.
3b9 d tract Of land in the rear and in the
vicinity Of. the plantation firstly described, being
Section los of Township Is South Of Range II
CastOi Iue MIssfSsiPpl {lfef, ,coHtalnIHSuVe HHn-
dred and fifty four acres, together with al the
buildings and impr0v enrerts on other apperte-
nances thereof.
9 Four Mules, TIVE Horses, one yoke efOxsn,
one Hciaer, two Cows and Calves, Eve Carts,
twelve PleWs, fonr HarreWs, &e., about tive han
dred barrels Of corn and 4 lot Of hay.
TER us :-t ash. u t
Said sale will be made 10 satisfy fire rr;ncfpal
interest and costs Of the above suit.
i Jaay17. N. BoURG, Sheriff
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Etienne Villavosa
Alsf; vs.. 81 4 sssss..4sJ No. 17aiy.
II. E. Ledet s. Bros.

q " a
STATE OF LOUISIANA-sisth Judi
= cial District Court, Of News -Orleans.
TAKE NOTICE-That actina under 1
writ OF seizure and sale, emanating from,
the above entitled Court and in the above
entitled and numbered case, have seized
and will offer tor sale, at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, at the Court House.
In the town of THibbdaux, on Suturday.
March the Sd. 1866 at II o'clock 4. H.
the property below described, to wit;
A certain sugar plantation, situated in
the Parish of Lafourche, at about a mile
above the town of Thibodaux, CONTAINING
about seven hundred superficial arpepts
bounded above mostly by the plantation
Of James Billiu, and below by lands
formerly owned by G. NJ. Gillis & Co.,
and now belonging to said III. f. Ledet
q Bros. !; which plantation, as above des-
cribed, is composed Of the following
tracts, to-wit.
!. A tract Of land of ono nrpent front
on the bayou by forty deep adjacent
lands Of James Billiu.
2. Another tract of land adjacent Il,
and below the one first described, meas
uring six arpents, more or less, front, by
sixty deep. 4 90
3. Another tract adjacent the one lust
deseribed, measuring one arpent and a.
half, more or less. front, by forty arpents
deep.
4. Another tract of land in the rear
Of lands Of James Billiu. at fifty-nine
arpents, more or less, from the BAYOU
IMfonrche, measuring four arpeffts and
a-half. more or less, front, by twenty -one
arpszz..ss sssssp. .sl'1I
5. Another tract Of land, ii the rear
of the last described, at eighty arpents
from the Bayou Lafourche, Containing
about one hundred and twenty arpents.
being the lots 8 and S Of Section 1IO
Township IA, S. Range I6 East. s
6. Another tract Of land adjacent Go
the lands just described, containing about
forty acres, being lots No. 4 Of Section
llO, Township "A, South Range is East.
q. Another tract of land containing
forty acres, being the western part Of
lots 2 and 9 of Section 10, Township Ia,
South Range rs East; together with all
tho buildings and improvements thereon
and appertenanccs thereof; the sugar
house, engine, machinery, mills. negro
cabins, stables, barns, etc, ptc. I3mules, y
l horse. | pair Of oxen, and all tue agri-
cultural implements thereon. EA
Terms of saie-CASH.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal interest and costs of nbay Q suit.
M. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Gnllesioll s5alcs.
Succession Of Joseph Nagu,n.

&TATE OF LOUlSIANA-Third judi
1cial District Court. Parish Of In fourcilt
In pursuance Of an order Of sale ema
nnting from the Third District Court. par.
ish Of I1afUurche, directed to me, will ex.
pose TO sale ut pubiicsauction, on the late
premises Of the deeeased, situated in this
parish on the right bank of bayou Lafour-
che, at about six miles above the town 81
'rhibodadx, on T TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
Goth, 1866, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the prop
erty below described. towit:
.a1o sACERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
situated III this parish, on the right bank
If the Kaycu I4afnurcl,c, at about six miles
above the t,wn Of Thibodaux. measuring
ome arpent more or less front, byf rty arr
pents iii depth. bounded above by lands of
Widow Ar,broise Naquiil, and below by
those uf Alexaiidre Gautrtaux, together
with MI the buildings and improvements
thereon. .,.l 4.
. 20 sANOTHR TRACT or LAND
eitnated also, i'll this p,rish, on the right
bank Of the Bayou T.afuurcln, ut six miles
above the town of T'Iibodaux. and at forty
arpeilts from the said Bayou, in the rear
of the land If Alexandra Gautreaux. mea
SuEtu5 ohc stIIHitt ifoHts ny foTIy aTpenLS
in depth, bounded in front by lands of said
Gnutuesrlx. aIayc by thpsc of NJ. lAyut.
and belovsh lands of a.. Cautreaux. to-
gether with allthe rights aud privilege
thereto belonging.
So SEVERAL cows, ONE MULE.
4.,e lot of Hugs. ono Cart, one Buggy. the
lleusehpld Eurniture. &sc.. &c.
TERMS AND CONDiTIUNs;
y Thesp personal property payable all sums
ST aiid under twenty dollars. in March
1866, and al sums exceeding twenty dol
lars. payabie by halves one half III the
month af Narch 1866, aud the other in
March 1867.
The landed property to be sold separ-
atcly. payable in three equal instalments
snaturing respectively one in cacl, of tho !
month Of 4Marcll Of the years ls67-8- o..
Purclinsersto furnish their ifstes with
good ind approved seenfity in!sol,io ply
able 4, The order ufa klle administrator Of
said Estete, NJ tlle cffce Of the Recorder
of said parish. bearing eight per cent per !.
annum interest after maturity till Maid.
the land ii b. and rp,nai,, specially mort
gage and hypothicated and afnctedswith
vendors privilege, until fun and final pay
tnent. A as
janyi20. NJ. BoJ1RG, Sheriff