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ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsE-TAe Tables
1nrned.-Last evening about seven O'Clock, III.
Schultz, timer on Capitol Hill, calle on
HoI ITO Merrvman and requested PAYNE Mt FOR
work done on Merrymans house. Nerryman
ordered him on the premises with threats,
whereupon Schultz picked up q brick in the
ttrt ct apd entered the premises again, but was
pnsuccessful in finding Merryplan, who had
leit in the meanwhile and procured two war.
tants for Schultz-one for assault and battery
pnd ore for profane language. Schultz was
Arrested on these warrants and fined siz, when
he fpmediately sued out warrant for Merry.
man for assault and battery, upon which Ner.
lyman was arrested AZ q late hour last night.
And locked mp in the station.house TO await
trial this morning. fHs
We are authorized TO state that the hogs and
&c ese taken TO the Asylum within the last tsw
weeks viii be delivered to their owners on the
payment Of one dollar each for hogs and Is
cents zach for geeee-all expenses Of krepihg
the same OF course TO be added. This is In &C.
eort1ance with the hill pas ed By the Board of
Dominion Council some time since, but which
has not bren aotfd on BY the Board Of Alder.
men. We trust that the owners Of hos and
gfeee win take good ere IN fature 10 keen
their hogs and eeese within their enclosures, as
Gle nency VII hardly b shown hereafter nm.
less The law b materially eha1sed.
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THK RIVER FRoNT.-1his morning the steam
er Winnisimmet, with q Large crowd OF color d
persons on board, made an excursi lion to AQUA
Greek, where the parties will take the cars of
the Richmond and Fredericksburg road tor
Richmond. The oolored excursionlsts TO the
White House yr~terday, on the steamers Tho
Collyer aud Winnisimmet. returned 10 Poto.
mfc Ferry wharf this mornir- AT three O'Clock.
RdTreyS Wh1lf.-Arrivrd-Ste. Pioneer,
Olden, from Accotink, with wood for Harvey,
Clark Given, aud schooner Edward Tnom.s,
SeweD, from havre- de- Grace, w.lh coal for
same flrm.
Hley's Whdrf.-Arrivsd-A number OF truck.
ing boats, with wa'ermelo1s, apples, &C, for
market. S:Ilcd-Sloop Reindeer, johnson,
down the river. liEht.
JshESOas HhGit.-At this point the usual
numler of bargCs from Great Falls, have ar.
rived, with ice for the Great Falls Ice CON-
pany.
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CITY ITEMS.

For FIRENEN.-Just received a magnificent
line Of double breasted fire Shirts, all grades
and qualities, at A. S-ks' IL Co., 5I7 7th street
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Cluen
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DIE ID.

STAR Once.
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PARENTS ABOUT TO SEND their children in
the country will find a iair stock of boys wear
TO select from at Geo. Z. Henniug's, No. 5lI 7th
Strret. He has a considerable a. ortment OF
Garihaldi suits, from TO years, at !, SC. s.,
and 90 per suit
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"OLrHPIc va NArIcHAl"-kr. Edifer-rhe
National Base BAH CsnA, ~ rssolutson. ~
special meeting lssf month Published in last
ed Setween the two orrasixanon. nom the
date Of their challenge. May 9Th, 20 the even
ing OF the meeting. and every o(mctai paper
coming from aad going 10 ne olympic Cub
uonais ~ their meeting resolved not - notice
any more communications that the Oiympics
might HEREAFTER publish, bat the Nationals have
All infOstiee done them by any organix ation.
Douee IN q morning paper q commuuica-
non RON the Olympic Club to the effect thai
Ae anonal. bad not published -'all the con-
Out, which IL untrue. Mr. Hyer the Ocrree-
spending Secretary, had, before receiving the
last communication from the Olympic Ciub,
given the resolutions and conmnnicatsoas
connected herewith, to the printer for
publication; End II he had lot sent them 70 The
ONCE he could not have published any further
CLUB. Now, Mr.. Editor. we al like to sce rus.
uce done, and N the ere between the OLYMPIC
and Natopsl. think the olympic CLUB TOO
nasty IN ,neur decisions: All who read the
see that IL was from the sstA 81 Nay 10 the 10th
Of July before the Olympic accept d the chal-
lenge OF the Nationals Was that the Nation
Ais faulti If not, whosel They also state
that when they acceptrd the challenge of the
Nationals, and named the cay, the Nationals
meu were all here. / beg lesSe 10 differ.
MefsIs. ward, Norion ana Crawford were not
present on the first day named by the OLYMPIC:
and even N they were, Messrs- Ward aud
Crawiold could not p,ay, not being MEM
bers thirty days. l Nlso would like
to call attention 10 the style in which
he olympic present ther views TO
he public offensive, dici-ior.si style
commanding not reQuesting-making asser.
lions they have never provea, ana alto .ether
IL aiipg their competitors with the gre test
discourtesy. We all hope 70 Sc TIE present
oLfhcnl.y settled. i am aware thar Ie Ma
tonals passed resolution last evening 70 play
the Olympics on Fridey, the 9TH instant Ii
they do play them ali r such treatment before
the public, they deserve much crcdit. They
would, in the Judgment of many Of their warm
est friends, DO right 10 decline PLAYING them M
all. II such q condition Of AFFAIRS is to continue
the game Of base ball will soon become ex.
npct. An OBsIRvRR-
The RIVER FRoNr.-This morning the steam
er Winnisimmet, with q Large crowd OF color d
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council, three Of the Aldermen, and himself to
report and sdopt q plan-a similar COMMITTEES
having Iaiird TO perform that duty during the
last Council.
Mr.. Nalley called atte ntion TO the fs ct that
the Council had passed a bill providing for a
wooden bridge at that point
Mr.. Sarde said this Council had appoiuted a
commune TO inquire into and report upon the
rets in relation to the K.street bridge, and he
thought II highly improper that the Mayor
snouio srep In and intrude this message on the
id humbug,
Mr.. Arrison and Mr. L. B. S. Miller called
Mr.. Sardo TO order, and he said he would with
draw the objectionable remark
The President stated that The Mayor had sent
In that message at his (Mr. Fowlers) request,
as n was important that the subject shonld be
Mr.. Sardo said he had his report almost
ready, aud had taken mp the whole subject Of
the bridge from the time OF its demolition to
the present lime. He did not think anybody
Mr.. Nalley called for the regular order Of
business.
Also, one enclosing report OF the Water
Register for the month Of July, from the 18th
INST, showing the amount received for water
tax &2,l75.69; rents, $237 IL taps, Sl96. Toial,
$2,6l237. He states that no mains have been
!ald this seeson except on Grant street, and as
mends that an additional supply Of pipe be
pure hased, say not over 1900 feet; rs1srred
and ordered to be printed. Also. report Of the
announced Mcssrs Bates, Brown ana SteVart
Committee on the Asylum.
Also, communication from the Surveyor
in answer to resolution Of the Board. in ref.
erence to the sewer In Cd street east, between @
and ID streets south. damaged by the last rain,
He reports 1t worthless and liable to tall In O.
any time, and therefore recommends that IN
entire new sewer be bailt1or which he esti.
mates the cost At $500; referred.
M. Taylor presented petition Of @. Waters
sos me femissaon OF nne; reterred. Bill for
loot payment On both sides or 10th street, be.
tween y snd N streets north; refsrrrd.
~ ~. Ssswatt-Ball TO continue the grading
TO 1oundary-the work to be done by dayh
work; referred. Also, resolution authorisin9
10 erecnon Of N once and scale. house IL tkS
western 1arSet; referred 70 the CVmHttsss On
1 sss4SeF Va
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Board Of Common Council, statiLg that thew
were duly organiz and ready to 60 into Joint
meeting for the purpose Of examining the re.
turns of votes for Mayor. We Immediately
sent q committee to the Council Chamber s,a.
tirR that we had organized by choosing Il
Richards, president, and II. A. Hall, -ecretary
and were ready to 60 into joint meeting We
then took recess and repaired 70 the Council
Chsmber. when. on motion, was elected pres.
iGent OF the Joint convention, all the members
OF both Boards being present except the six
Aldermen and MT. ulick. / took the chair.
called the Joint meeting to order, nd, on mo.
ton, MI. u. =. Baker was chosen cretary OF
the joint meeting; after which resolution was
offered and adO0tsd, that a committee of seven
mem bers be appointed to examine the returns
for Mayor and report. i had selected the com.
mIttee, taking three from the Democratic mem.
bers. some OF their number giving me the
names, and had announced the names, when
the six Aldermen and Mr.. Gulick entered the
convention, and the Democratic members went
through the form Of organizing joint conven
non In spite CT frequent protests They an.
pointed committee also 70 examine the re-
turns for Mayor, who retired, and they took
recess by vote, but finally recognized our or.
sanhxauon oy remaining with US and particle
pahng In our proceedings.
After due tire the regular committee an.
pointed 10 examine returns, appearexl in the
chamber and announced the result of ID -lr
examination in due form, which was that Mr.
SayleS }. Bowen had received a majority Of ali
votes cast, whereupon / rs the president ~ the
regular JOINT meeting, declared in the pressncs
Oh al tne members OF both Boards and large
eopeouree OF people outside of the bar. that MI.
Bowen was elected the Mayor Of Washinctor
city, and that we were ready TO proceed 10 his
irauguration-
On motion, committee was appoiuted tn
notify Mr.. Bowen that We were ready TO pro.
eeed 10 his inauguration. The COMMITTEES h ~
ing retired, soon returned with the Mavor
elect. and in due form the Mayor (BoWep) WA
sworn INTO the once IN the presence Of the
whole Board. though not without disorder on
the part OF some OF our political enemies. I'm.
medlately AFTER the oath Of once Wa admins.
tered, by virtus Of my once a president of the
joint convention, declared Sayles J. Bowen
20 b the Mayor OF Warrington. The Mayor
being called upon, announced that he had no
speciLl mmunication then, but would send
ID his message at smother time, whereupon the
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finton (colored), IL loud voice, demanded OF
the Cnair TO make everybody sit down. The
Cnalr so order Z, when phalsnx in resumine
their seats broke down the vench and they ali
Tell sprawlmg with great crash. This ex-
CT ed more apprehe osions that another fight
had commenced.
a motion TO sustain the Chair in his decision
f.ainst jackson was carried, when Helder.
lei mind oppo. itior, and all sorts of remarks
We're applied TO him. Motions were made that
ne I'D oe permitted to spc lk for five min utes
but toere being great Discrimination, Hinton
mounted bench and cried out, ANY black
man who won't hc.r Henderson speak isis
Is no better than a nigoer." This seemed TO he
chncher, and Henderson was permitted to
nave hi" say, which only amouatcd TO a reflec.
ton upon the intelhge uce Of the M ating and
resulted In another uproar.
Finally Hin on WIS elected to preside who
upon taking the stan o., comma aded order and
sald ne wanied no fanny cublooracy" about
him.
Mr.. Hinton called for report of committee.
and began 10 thank the meeting for the honor
conferred upon him in selecting him as com.
missioner.
Lacy.-"It's no honor upon you. I'm LOYAL
man. I'm no cLrpet-0agIer. I've never been
In the rebel army, rs You frve."
Alfred Day, chairman Of the Committee to
wait upon Humber & Henderson then stated
that be had called upon Himber, End stated
that IT " as the wish OF hi constituents that he
should make some charges in his employees,
as they were able to do without the work, and
ne should give employment to those most
needy. Himber, Day said, treated him kindly
and said he would answer at the M citing: but
Henderson was indignant and spoke very dis.
paragiDgl Of the Laboring Mems Association
After the report OF Day was made, Himber and
Henderson both attempted to explain; but the
disorder became so violent that hey could not
be heard, and motion to adjourn was decided
to be carried by the chair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-17
THE TURF.

J1NIoN GogRsE.sTRoTTING, on FRIDAY, APRIL
five, wagons. j. Murphy's Lady Pehdleton j. H.
Powers b. Billy Goddust Co.. Dickey's b. Kitty; =.
Nedine's br. 4. -; William Love's b. rn Lady Wells.
WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-17

At OUR AUCTION MART, NO. "a DUANE SrREFs
"A friday at y M.Thc fast and celeb ated
gray trotting horse hands high old last
spring brought here last spring from Chicago BY M
sprng the OF Gray Gedng when he rot
winning easily; then matched against young
Mcclellan rotted in 2Sl then sold TO private
gentleman road and has never been on track
road and best track horse that has
been offered public auction in this CITY, Ia fine, free
driver stylish and handsome does not pull very honest and
warranted kind with the aight exception OF
being little sprung IN one knee which can hardly be per-
repeat heats inside 32 and tro 70 hafmile
pole In ! 10, and "a sold by order OF assignee.
= - ~ JOHN y. VANDEWATER, Auctfoneer,A
r. p" - 80 ~ ~ Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-17

T THE EMPIRE CITY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
"A Repository, % "a IS Wooster streetCan be found
very of coupe ana light Rockaways
docors and pony Phaeons Ca6rolsss Dog Carts 9p and
open agons business depot and jaeger Wagons
doctors and business Gigs which Win be aod al small ad
prices, and for durability and hnish
cannot be exeeed also The ns, assortment of silver and
covered doable Harness. at The low
prices A eAn is solicited. wM H. GRAY, Proprietor.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO COMMUNICATE WITH
parties who can command $500 CASH large SUM
vesgon need answer but those who mean business
Address O., Herald onle. 'r...-.i .i. .e
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

NOR SALE-AwELL KNOWN STORE, MANUFACTURE
Of ladies' and childrens furnishing goods stamping and
established In 1851 and located In the best part
of Broadway side, comprising good w lease stock
aeris stamping, store hAtures &c opportunity
for partes Whaling well paying
qnrins capital Of about $4,000 Address j. o., box 1890
Post ONCE.
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IJUDsON RIVER AND HARLEM RAiLROhDs.-
Trans for Albany anil Troy, conncctng Win
and Nes trains, leave New YORK via iuson 49,.
road, Thrcth and Tenth avenue, and ~ a.. y" az
Am ssp and N ~ a. and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty.
sixth street and Fourth avenue s n A. NJ and 20 II ~
The 6:p Z. N. train via Hudson River VIII run VI"
Sundays. =. -.
WTlLlAM N. vkNDEnBILsr, Vice PRESIDENT
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HoRsEs, CARRIAGEs, &C.

JrOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME BROWN HORSE
!years o 16 hands high with long towing name and
ta and action and warranted sound ana
kind every particular To be at III East Twentysec
On street, Fourth
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vapor Light burns SUPERIOR 70 al The cost
cities dngs Of all kinda lighted by State aud
County ri hs for SALE IL operation at PHARE THOkPs
ltb Fulton street. }
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NOR ALBANY AND TRoy-FARE Al So AND PRO-
70 all points West and North Inc
steamers q. VANDERBILT ana COSSEctlCUf Naye pl.f
river tncar spring street, daily at " NJ
Pare Sunday evening a
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FINANCIAL.

- FINANCIAL.
A rLANTIc SAVINGS BANK.
Chatham square, New York.
Money deposited Apr 20 will receive interest
from April,a
SIX PER CENT FREE OF TAX.
All the assets Of the Atlantic Savings Bank s1cept
band and in bansJ invested in United States New
York bonds and bond mortgage worth
than double the amount loaned thereon.
TRUSTEES.
sseS Ss',r sSilss d "'0 a.6. aq tSas Ss% rs I'll ~.
Sinclair foa:sy, isxsrd ss RI Sorn,ns,' sara%'
io't a. uSas1Sn, ~ b., seo1ss Ssss% ". S'IHa mssa,
s. 7. Hubbard, N. d., W. Schwaswaeider,
Iheophilus Anthony, Samuel @. Conable,
SsH.ss S.T. .s%hiiSet, nSS yoSn M%; Sr1nSys g HS.ms.
E4s..a. iGsa AE.p Boutcn css O. HH0HHssssn Hssssa
Robert Irwin, George w. Walker,
William rnsp' HARRISON Risis pa2fI1i a2II, fr..d.n.
JosEpH P. CoopKR, Secretary. - - - III
CBAniKs ID. BAILEY, Treasurer.
4 pvANoEs UPON RAILWAY AND OTHER APPROVED
JOHN B. MURRAY sS Pine street.
ClTIzENs' SAVINGS RANK, rl.n.rtg foyr I
u Southwest Bowery and Canal street..
i Y. sdf?s' on aae
and Friday evenings from bto7. u4 -.
Six per interest allowed an from 80 10 000
Doposits made before April ~ will bear interest from
Bank books in English, German and French. 4 lr /
Eog SALE ROCHESTER CITY SEVEN PER CENT
first mortgage Water Works Company Bonds, which are
~ Ss
Seyen cent interest coupons January aud July, and
Rochester. - .,,..
purposes II large elite: have proved 70 Be safest
profitable for permanent investments.
limited amount Of the Bonds are offered for sale in lots to
suit purchasers reduction below par, for the present
- ALBERT H. NICoLAY,
oi.tt Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
q q. s % Pine street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-17

GALL rs SOLICITED FROM ALL THAT WANT TO
"A purchase Carriges and Harness. assorted soch, low
$50 - - - THOMAS e. HICKS, 90 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-17

seJ0 900 REwARD.-sToLEN From THE CANAL
&JO.OOO bena, this day, a Package made mp Tor tne
southern Express Company addressed NJ. MQrlans sous
New York containing hity thousand dollars 5Oy IN legal
tender notes Of h0Ra I'd dollars eac all OF letter " ana
dated lva March i9s2 spa nugbe,ed as Iol lh ~
BOLD, ssv,, s fBo7 5,ll7 hSs, 6T27, s.o sus, sall
k le0ls i0fvs l12l9 ~ 49s l2Ua, l2lE, i3ag Se2,
t2Se, l9asl asslS lH!s loA!, lsot! lsigl, nl.1 ah
Essa ssss ss,'i7 sss, Si adOSs, dds, aOsSi, HsSl,
fbs public cautioned AGAINST trading the same
e above rwd oiered Tor the recovery Of the money aud
Apply 20 NJ. NoEoATs soSs,
cH. JUMoxvILLs, cssSsr, 'A''' sc" 'o''
Csual Bank, Now Orieans
NV OsLRArs, March "a, 1903
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n GOVERNMENT HARNESS, CLOTHING, TENTS, sc. !
clothins wool and rubber Banssts TsrHsun Wason Coy
xls; arlley Saddles rs S15 Send for eirculars f
PITkIN CO., No. 8 Park place New York, I
II North Second street, PHILADELPHIA
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DvANCEs UPON RAILWAY AND OTHER APPROVED
n securities negotiated hero and In London.
JOHN B. MURRAY, ~ Pine street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14
By TELEGRAPH.
Noon dispatches.

NEW YORK, January ia special to
the Herald reports that the President
has directed Gen. Meade 10 suspend his
order removing Gov. Jenkins. The re-
mOval caused intense excitement among
citizens Of Atlanta.
The Wules' Atlanta special states that
Gen. Meade has removed Gov. Jenkins,
snd appointed Gen. Rogers, at present
commaBdsnt. in his place, and not Gen.
Dunn, as reported. Gen. Meade also
removed State Treasurer Jones and put
Capt. Rockwell, Of the ordnance corps,
in his place.
There is reason to believe that Mr..
Ashburn viii tomorrow Withdraw bis
resolution p~etitioDing Congress to re-
move the present officers or give the
Convention the power to 90 so, with the
authority to I'll the vacancies created
thereby.
The Times Washington special says
Gen. Meade teiegraphed 10 Gen. Grant
for instructions relative to the removal
Of the State Treasurer of Georgia, 10
case the latter should resist the execution
Of any order directing the members OF
the Convention To be paid ont of the
State Treasury. Gen. Grant instructed
Gen. Meade to remove the Treasurer at
once, if he makes any resistance 10 Or
ders.
The Hsrald's special from Santiago,
5th inst, says: Taxes here are insup-
. portable. House owners are abandoning
their estates, and small farmers are Civ
ing mp cultivation. The government
educational establishments are closing
up, the professors refusing TO continue
without The payment Of their salaries.
Most of the officers in the custom house
have been removed. The city govern
ment is $4,000 in arrears to the gas
company for lighting the streets. The
police are ineffective, and the frequency
Of burglaries and robberies is uDparal-
leled.
A special to the Times says Stanton
will probably be reinstated by Congress
to-day.
The bill requiring two. thirds Of the
Supreme Court to concur il ANY decision
on any constitutional question win be
pushed through, although il is reported
that the opposition will fliibuster against
The Herdld's Washington special says
that Alex. H. Stephens takes a very de-
spending view of affairs in the South.
He says he sees nothing in the future
bot gloom and desolation as the result of
the Teconstruction policy. He thinks it
viii be the destruction of either the black
or white race.
The Tribtuae's Washington special says
s.. s. Cox's name viii be sent to the
Senate to day for the Austrian Mission,
and ex-Gov. Ford's as Minister TO
Ecuador. Several friends OF Mayor
Hoffman are pressing him for The Aus
TRAN Mission.
HAVANA, January ct is rumored
that Ievies have been made for the army
10 Drevent the rising Of the negroes,
which was expected on Christmas, hut
failed in consequence of the timely
measures taken by the Government.
Another attempt at rising is apprshendeG
here to-day, which is one Of the African
holidays. The Ceptain-G General has is
sued an order postponing the festival
until the epidemic, so fatal TO the
Afrieaas, ceases, when q Te DeuBg will
be given st the churches.
A telegram from Madrid announces
that the contract for the Cuban mail
service has been Professionally awarded
to Lopez.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14
LEGAL.
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
80, 2. D.-Upion Bank OF Tennessee vs.. B.
L. ATInsluOsg &c al.

No. 81, z. D-Upion Bank OF Tennessee vs.. B.
l. Armstrong e. al.
DT virtue 81 an iHterlOcutory degree made In
y She above cause, lWIilBeii At pdbiic aucflOm
10 tiie highest bidder, at the courthouse d0oF ina
lie city Of Memphis, Tennessee, IA WEUSE5-
DA1, JauuaEy d., u88, betHsea the hours OF 10
am. and u NJ, the following described real es-
tate, tu-Wlt.
First-A lot or parcel OF land bounded ~ fol-
lows. Eegiuuiug al a stake ia the Me4nDhIs
ard Ge4fuautOgn Flank Road on the line
% tins = 45-i1 acre tract purchased by = A.
IErZ-Fauh OF kenneth Garrett, themes summing
south o. east 10 chfsns and ~ links to q stake
IN rho same load ana on the same lire, theuce
south - chains and % unEs to a stake. thence
ssutu ~ cAsius and 81 links TO Lhe ~beldnulng.
.cOLNfnlu8 ~ acres more or lsss.
55enud-A-s9 4 Zl-H0J acres bonded as fol-
lows. bcgirning at a stake on the southwest
c0InrEO Of a acre tract sold by n. VI. Trezsyant
- y. L ArmsirOpg, running thence east -
ehflAa and ZIluks 70 q stake IN sO1theast cor
uer of sn!d land, Themes s0utliZ CHAINS snd 40
HuEsrthsuce norih 2cbaius and - links TO the
beginning.
Iuird n lot described as follows. Beginning
at e stake On ~ Dartin's street u feet north Or
AaiAca James present south corner, theuce
north Wltu tue east nEe Or said II. Satin $
street 20 GET 70 a STAKE, thence east perpeu-
uIcuisE 10 IS. Martins street 10 B8g.u tsasosn-
Bayou Gayezp 70 q line 25 feet from ana par
aifel totls last mentioned line, thence west 70
Tie beginning.
Foui lh-Iwo lots Of iand-one I3. the osIier
20 acifs, beng v land Of airs altman Bet
tAst WiaoW Of THimaa Eettis, deceased.
T5Ess or EALE-Ou = credit OF SIX and
twelve i5 and ~ months. Notes with good Sc
caristy. Lien 70 be retained till payment OF
PIeaass money. kQUity Ofredemptiou barred.
detL i. ALSIOE, Clerk & Master.