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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

Secretary of WarW. d. WASH
burn, Minncaota.
S1ar2arye ~ 1tsassry G. .C.Waeh
burn, lsoonsin.
Nscystasy cf the Navy Y. .B.Wash,
burn, Massachusetts.
Secretary ofthe lntcrior--C. "A. Wash
burn, California.
ROstnsaster General -Israel WASH
burn, Of Malne,
y 1lttorney Hsxsral-H. D. Washburn
Indiana.
Tho rest Of the family can be dis
posed Of as vacancies ooenr.
How does = butcher express Iii
affections? BY sending. Z tender line
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ar - zisssvy Lspis i ~
Dry 6ssss. ~,
c. ss'x orr : coQ5Ixx Ixfss
6ibu1g III ~ nloUxSrs

sThe rsmaino IL ]. wilkes Booth
wSk6 ~ psri1tttSd to roposs s.
Amsricah soil they were carried out
soIne distance from the land and cast
! into tho OCEAN. vep York pops. II
- So himA sspulohre broeA = hs
sspi = Hi waves mseeasi,. mof,pp.
lsytAs hslo . Aissp = he arms of the
7 Er - heart - = fsss = Tie OCEAN.
II ~ Ilbsrty alain. thst nladdened his
!. - - : - s1ssa aissoa hs sherislsd;
e - - tlnt ~ ahAin, nsyst eurhsd
skesld satcssab shs lsss freeman. now
Ii pesaeAed.
s. For - anat ofths bravs could mot rsst In
u sknd whsrs blind s0res hath dom,a.
~ Buss :..p 4 ..'av. never .o,l. sh. proud
which spurAssA the hamper and pinion.
/ Hs Who darsd break tho rcd 81 the black
81 iiUols az hs.ss Sc; Il Is. d.spos d.ryine,
Nay net rsstihIths sod, ~ ) anafi0n's fset
ina s sAansd vl.h his s,0ly IL dying.
= g hlas ~aAsr. hide. n. passion and
1.t seold brook ~ ne cup q com
Fillss III 6 slcsS I tFon The sids q Free
Nevasmors Of : paxricide Union.
AsthS ossaa ssrsAms ron. from the Gulf
q IT, pole. sa
Lst them mourn him With musical sar-
And shs ssmpe,t ball toll. sOrths peacs Of
GoFs ssAalne tl.n the sound Of II. dir
'geess
! h hatA written his name In letters Of
o.sT 9 : pathway of Llbsrty's portal;
And ~ 6{eN 1hsf now blame shall crim-
7 1oIsssn thst thsy havs CURSED u i'm
as a.. ~ thsweal of ! world meath the
Ofsso many : msroilss. Negro.
But While thsrs y steel, every tyrans
! rE ood'sv.ass.ao. bat walssfor ii.
Thsn <sve him : sepuHhr, bro@d ~ NE
ofshs 1Isai waves msaaurssss nsotIon,
Lay car Brutus to sieep. !. In the arms of the
For SIS As.rs u. = er.p, u the ocean.
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columns We have taken occasion to-
frequently compliment that paper fori
its fairness and candor. (quaiities rare
enough IN democratic journalism TO-
require special notice) we feel called
upon to challenge itlto prodnce one
word ffom the published speeches at
Chicago, charging the southern sold 1
isrs or officers with cowardioe, or
demanding their farthes degradation.i
Until this can be dons th4t paper
cannot escape the charge -lntention-
q or unintentional-of misrepresen-'
tation. 80 slss,
Bravery is the cheapest quality Of
an officer. It is like honesty with
mem or virtue among women, always
understood to exist, without constant
protestation, which is liable to excite
doubts Of genuineness.
How much respect then is this
commonest quality Of brute courage
cntitled to, when its possessors were
using it in an inssne Sttemps TO oyer
throw the government, which filled
the land with widows, orphans, woe
unutterable, and . mountain of debit
Dexters speed and bottom, are adj
mirable things, when kept under
proper subsection, but suppose the
King Of the 1urf should conclude
some day to run OFF with his master,
dump the vehicle into the ditch, and
break Bonner's neck, do you think
his family would feel like meeting to-
gether and rejoicing over the horses
exercise ofnew found powers, which
he had 90 badly abused2
Arnold was not only : brave off,
Ger, but what is vastly moro impor>
tant in . commander, ! skilful one.--
Has the editor Of the Press an imag-
nation vivid enough to conjure up
the society Of the Cincinnatus with
Washington presiding. Aanked by
Green, Marion, Knox and Wayne
drinking bumpers to the health Of the
brarc Benedict Arnold !?
We reckon not but still the rea
sons that could be urged against the
ofiiccrsof the Revolution, pronoun>
cling eulogaes upon tho traitors, cow
boys and British, could be presd with
tenfold more forco against the oficers
Of the armies Of the Tennessoe Ohio.
Cumberland. and Georgia delivering
panegyrics upon the rebels who com.
manded 1T Libby, AndersonviIle, and
Fort Pillow.
The officers and soldiers of the
loyal cause, are disposed TO be mag
nsnimous to their fallen foes. a.
everything indicated al Chicago but
thew cannot allow this generosity to
betrsy them into spprovinR the cour
age Of their foes 60 criminally misdi
rected, or to do ANYTHING looking IKE
a apology for the foul rebellion. for
lust in 90 far as they do this, do thoy
80 g, .h..,.elvss q ~ dowr j. i ha;r. ar.
-.,i;n g, ,,,,;,,s. oa,,sa "a 4. ~,
es01 s. ~ !,., 80 80, 80. 80 n. !. 80 -.
lows .nas 70 tne eA'ent .nat tney
contributed TO taking the 4ives and
property of'their enemies, TO the same
extent were thew robbers and mur.
d..a..
1'. ~, e.. !,
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Henderson,.

Senator Henderson il iinessirg with
the democrats and demoralized Re
publicans It the Mo. Legislature to
be re elected Senator.
With the memory ofhis treason in
the impeachment matter, still fresh
before their eyes, as we'll as his gem
eral nnreliability, tits scarcely possi>
BILE that Missouri Republicans will
return the renegade Henderson, to
again betray them, whom such q dis-
tinguished and reliable radical, as
Carl Schurx--the peerless orator is
his competitor.
Pollard writes as follows Of Mrs.
Jeff Davis during Confederate days
in Richmond: Mrs. Davis wks a
brawney, able-bodied woman, who
had much more of masculine mettle
than of feminine grace; her complex.
ion was tawney, even to tho point oi
mulatoism; a woman round and
coarse in her manners, full If social
selfassertion, not the one Of hcr sea
who wo'd have been supposed to wiz
the Difference OF a delicate man like
Mr.. Davis"
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Types and III 79ssses
iapRtUr1N0 oFeA Afif'K1NiSss.

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'Postsr. sxscutsd IN good styles AS'e'"
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Our dearly beloved democratic az
changes, refuse % b ccmforted, be-
cause tho army reunion at Chicago
wss.n A old-fhshioned class meet
,r. e rn,enant.n4 ana h,noav h.rd.
-. .s.sLs, q sriS..-..ls r..t -. 4.
= 1sos1 srs s1v n n.. 3
conolave = Iamnany 1ali iass jug,
aad whose raps On democracy, oon-
ceiyed. deliyered. and strarrled,
49, n,,rv IA, tiens ~, s.v n,o.s' .nd
~
sD'..s. - q. y u .,s 81 !. D.
o,;..r.hls oord;t;or o q ths nh;c.so -
1;.... ,.,,.;s;;.. sh.-n !. = .ra II. r,s-A
~ M !. .llsa 8, 8 ,,rs.;d. ;o,r.Iv ~i,h
shs,,d.,, .,;,, rnrrs.t 4, lcvslv am
Lr.c. Z. v;ca prss;dant..
NSxf sfter the 1ynss we think
ii. ,h;,I;, q . $500. - = 3. ,.h.l ch;.e
49,. al. .;th tba, .,r,.t..t 8. 50 ,.,.;.bt
s. e. -,I, To-. " sr,;ty n ! : p..s.. ;.as;,,s !,
co.. i, -. = sa,lov;ns Il !. J, tr.ct f.on M
I..t !. ., s. -. ,,hs,. g thet NJ r.rer
"9sns so.t s no.,.s.hla M, t..+nr. i
the late armv re.uniop at Chicaro
MAS the neglect to recognize ii any
wy the bravery Of the stubborn foe
in oSef coming wnom sne re-nn'seo
Mo&OE 0000E2l6 80Q 0E188OI6ED WON
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SHADE TREES PLANTED AROUND rHR ENTIRE
sQUARE.
BY c. e. GIRAKDEY g co,

Omee-No. II Exchange Place
TUESDAY, Feb. s5ta, 1868, st lie q clock
Il A. - Futhe Auction - the sercnauta a-d Aus,
ap m sni ~ f no i,d s s, So SsneT
atd In he natter 81 the bankruptcy Of Jacob Barker Eq
sligiby located valuable property will be cold
/ THAT VALUABLE 'FKOPE ,TY situated in the
rome GTaver Unes and Diyadss ae PbpPa .tesis
d On BoHHs & ac ss sd Ines r fs
the rear lis et ii aches deco on the upper SIDE line and
tie Improvements thereon comprising that sptc aud
newly built oursory Hrc store known Nos g. 6j
BsronIe street the lower story being rent with
large hal esdit into the upper stories, divided
lease The lower floor Of store No "a Is leased unto
stthe rae Of $40 month"; the remainder only partially
2 5HE THRIE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING. No G.
streets situated in toe First Dct % this city snd in
the square bounded by BaonIe Gsver Union Dryades
ont on Bsfonns street 5 ee 10 inches deD on the upper
Bsronue street having Eve splendid rooms antics
tiAns roous csterus exc aiso asea until lhe ii
Of October, SC et tie rate $500 per annum payable
IHf TWO lots OF GROUND situated in tn, Four,b
Cgis W.sT g'b ' Nd sna s oS 1890 se w.
~ Letters and B. Lot measures IS fsss inches
lover he Iet sdjons tie shove in the and
deep on tie lower and sb s. & sS y s 9n % nee
aS los beng composed o. he original Lon No and
rsn rights secured to front proprietors
de- b Wnnng from 1ehoGptouss 70 Water streets LOT
each Of tetoup toulss Water streets By ab NJ liz fest
THAT DEsRABir ssAME nwsTf itsSs
the eeruer Of Apollo ard Felicity streets being tn lo
No 14on psn Of Bouisson, Surveyor, ed J.nu nv
1889, and dsrcsts1 In the oce Felix sra notary pnb
enc situa ed N the BOUNDED bv Apol nou soas
ltl -. Cherries lste kayadesl = Nsrv ana Felicity Rsd
streets sH'o let mea'ures 81 fst nehe Inetron 90 Ca
Of - $3.50
1cse'h-r With all the improvements thsresn comp-ising
tSOs cry ane dwelling slate roof gale IN front and
hay az riue looms IN the main quilting; kitchen pantry
5 lWEHTY-TwO LOIS OF GROUND COMPRISING Z .
entire square situated 10 ReServle bounded b. Maxszns
lave oaE ocav streets and Peters mated "
the No 20 = iucus vey and stused Immediately oopos 4
thst hne properly kRown a PoJdrAs Female Orphan
Asylum 'F'
Lo Ne forms tss corner % Live Oak snd Ocava streets
essufiug - ices i-ch front Live * i2l feet
CsT n and UAt Oct-via street The tmproyeaets 90
this loi empire one tory anne cattage
lots Me- 2srf measure earh 81 c4 frnut % Live
oak steel, by 2ofe-t depth between BaI aes snd he ion
pIoyentEis eopsse soluble oEe-sIoy trans cottage wiz
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AUcuoNEER- Office aud salesrooms, SO BeuvIs street,
CATUHDAY. March FL, Isa =, al \ : O'Clock
- public auction, tne Merchant- and Auconeers
Exchange. Roy street between Canal aud Cust0nu1uss
streets ty virtue Of an order ON the bon John Thom
Judge Of The SecoId Dittrct % NeW orleans dssd
tetruars IL 1865 the following dsscuei real
4 PARCEL OR PORTION OF GsOUND Nth the
b duls and proy thereon, situated In the
fsubourg Nneturg the D. Foutchar in
Elys.n Fields the -ny street BY
z5 et inches aud Ines in depth and olt Lake Pont-
en- rtTaiu
Tie Buildings and improvement well known as the far
covered with sl-tss. thor uyiy en- Shell ming
laI parors tao small front galley hall IN center
large gallery enclosed with fe1e bnd and used
the din SELDOM be lDg has the apparatus
o. nufacure the with which lighted beid TIRES
lhre csernf, eudd ron fouutsu ia OF the
property, she ed walks ornamental gardsn p.iyies
2 Tie bEi cugs tuc Lot belonging O. Mr. n Biz
man, ha Of wnch bel tie Succession BJIdrs
and which consist Of Frame Hose, ooversd with clap
boards colthrrg two large pfors or sl00ls, AID
pantry. smother Luiding. clnfa ming tUO rooms
kitchen With rrgc etc. three cserus aud prities also
buildI well known "1he Pistol GA Ierv.
3 LOT OF GROUND, in the square bounded By Ely
Fian Fe d. Marguy Frankfort and C8ilmo -t.sets me-
ming in American measure G. II inche and line,
Eysia Felss by liz ~et 10 inchss and
mes IN deuth, bgtVes. parallel line.
Ire buildings sid Improvements, cous OF fame House
covered with sstes containing four ro01s fro and
hnets vita rear gaery prviss three cssrns as5or
TIE vho's ding TO plans made By PIE 4 Murray
civil snu srchitecs which viii Be exa45ed on and
tvo weeks irevizus 10 tie day II sac.
81 TEREs-Cash IN 4. 5 Tr.zsary Notes
Act q sale Wt1 T. +. istrrlal attsched
" ore Amtde Duese!s notary public, a. pur1laFers ex
PenEs
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AUCTION SALES.

two basement and two FIRST oor gallery in
lot. No. and meAsure 80 feet inch front each on Live
Oak street by D feet in depth between parallel lines
Lotto terms the corner o. teter venue and I've Gag
10 feet depth ana front on Live Oak street.
avenue hy 26 fee / neh in depth between pa ale lines
Lot Nc y lorna the Of Magazine and Peters
feet inch liz in depth and fro, Peters avenue and ~
FEET nenes deep on The othe side Inns
street l29 fee inches dividing from lot No
~ snd l2S feet ehes lines lin dividing No
ioJs Het donbe frame eot re md stS have snr Iss ma
one small rooms and cabinet all pastered; two
in attic square eiseTn brick gallery
kitchen containing two gallery font with wooden
Lots Nos is and Is measure 30 feet front ON Magazine
dividing from lot 20. "a IL ieet inches the line
Lots Nos II il and Is measure each 50 Zee. front on Maya
zine street by III feet inches deen the Inns dividing IL
from lot l6 and 1876 line deep on tie line dvida
from lot No 20 On lots Nos IL and Is frame buildings
used as car sheds
Ne 20 forms the corner Of and Streets
and 81 feet inch street by
feet inches lines depth and front Ottawa together
With the frame bull ing and she'd thereon
Lots Nos p and q zach 20 feet front Octsvia
street BY l35 ieet in dsyth together with frame building
Lots Nos 10 and IL each 81 feet Peters
by 1856 feet deco, together with the
cor pIising frame stable and carriage house.
Tie entire Square Is plated 10 front win fine growth OF
vigorous shade The street horse cars have
Their depot the properly and the neghbohOod very
6 FOUR SQUARES or GROUND in Me,airisvine
Parish Of Jefferson about onehird OF mile Of the
above tn old Lake Jsercon Raro.d Said sou
numbered a. II, 20 and "a with the hetarr Road
and improved by large cottage house, with outbudngs
ssrTEHEs-cssh in Z. $. Treasury Notes.
The the 1857 both and city 20 he
sumed and psd by the purchasers and above the aud
Gated price Of the property.
berequired from the pu chasers on the spot
Act Of sae and lterns Revenue Stamps attached al
Pabo expense Of the purchasers before ''rh'n Notary
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Scorer for the " Resolutes," A. j. Breedlove I;
scorer for the SouthrOns," J. Saucier. Umpire.
A. Ssucier. Time of game, three hours.
OF the Resolutes," Hurley distinguished him
self and Of the " Southrons,n Gelp may be par
ticularly mentioned as playing well. The Hancock
county boys gave in gracefully, but the on dA is
there will be another match.
The Pass is very dull. Some little excitement
was created last Friday by an edict from the con.
vention, ordering certain parties to pay the ex-
penses Of the same. So far as this county (Harri.
son is concerned, nothing has as yet been paid,
and unless bayonets are employed the prospects
Of making a raise about here are poor, very poor.
The deer season is over, although the turkies that
come 10 are in splendid order. ROBIN.
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SALE FOR PARTITION.
VERY CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT
FOUR-sToRY GRANITE STORE,
NO. g CARoNDELET STREET, BETWEEN GRAvIER
AND UNION STREETS.
SALE FOR PARTITION.
TERY CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
By j. b. WALTON d DEsLONDu.

By j. y. WALTON % DEsLONDE.
J. b. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office, No. AZ Caroudelet street.
CATURnAY, Feb. 22, 1865. at lie o'clock
q the Merchants and Aucti neers' Exchange RoyA
street, between Canal and Cusomhouse streets, will BE-
sold
THAT VERY SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE QUINCY
GRANITE Ard Bk.OK FOuR-STORY STORE, No. -
Ceiondeet street occupied by Bartlett Rayne and
others situated in the FIRST District Of this city in the
bon, ded by Crordeet ravier Baronne shd Unou streets
This according TO sketch by bert Blanch
ard surveyor 25 feet front Caondeet by depth
the line Union street Of IS feet ches audi lines and
the lire nearest Gravr street 81 feet ~ inches and lines
25 feet on the line with the privilege OF alley
opening into Union street
This property j. located in the center Of busness the
budir Of the best and most substantial Of this
cty-the front being entirely Quincy granite, and the
tire construction having been erected with view
msnency and vi hout reference TO cost.
TIL tenants uud lease AZ the rate of SJ0
snnum tbe rent having been y reduced In cOnsde
tion Of the times from $500 per annum.
TFENs-Onethird cash In U Treasury notes this
mEndeI in years in the of the purchase
his order in equal install meuts bearing interest at she
OF per a'num from Of sale until hnal
meut, and special mortgage and vendors privilege The
10 embrace the clause q for attorney
fees Of suit portion OF the notes The
building must be kept insured to the satisfaction tbs
doris, and the policy transferred
Act sale before N b. is notary publ c. at the
Of the purchaser including the Internal Revenue
stamps.
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MICHIGAN UNHERsITV.-Tweiv hundred and
twenty three students attended the classes of
Michigan University AZ Ann ArbOr last year. OF
these AIS were in the department Of science lite
nature and the arts; AIS IN that OF medicine and
surgery, and ISL in that OF law. There are thirty.
hye instructors Of al grades. The University and
Society libraries contain some $4,000 volumes.
ihe astronomical observatory Is furnished with an
excellent meridisn-circe, a sideresl clock, two
COLIN ators, ch0nOgrsph, and large rsiricting
telescope. The geological cabinet contains about
9o,OUO specimens. There are also in the Univer-
SHY museum valuable geological, botanical aud
anatomical collections.
lhe University is noted for the cheap price
which II sets on its tuition The admission fee to
Michigan boys Is ten dol.ars; 10 boys living in
Other States, tweniyhse collars. The annual
tuition Zee is ten dollars. Eoard and lodg ng 10
Ann Arbor cost from three to six dollars = week,
IL is Lot strange itat theclas,-rooms are crowded
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- Corrs.pondenee d the New,orean. Crssceni.l

Special Correspondence Of the New,Orleans Crescent
! Pass CHRISTIAN, MISS, Feb. H. 1868.
For some time past the base ball clubs of Har-
IisOD and Hancock counties have been in training
IN OF der TO test which club shOuld be entitled to
wear the "blue ribbon" of the gulf coast.
The Bob Lee" club of the college here went
over TO the Bay Thursday last to test the mette
Of Hancock. The Hancock boys were not ready,
and the Lees" came back without (What they
went to get) the ball and bat.
The "ResOlure" club OF this plsce-compara-
lively new one in name, but old in experience
so far as base ball is cOncerned-sent challenge
TO the "southrons" of the Bay for bat and ball,
which was duly accepted.
Tie game came of yesterday at Bay st. Louis
Both clubs went in to do their best, and the fol-
loWinU l. the score.
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AUCTION SALES.
c,E. GIRaRDEY q co.'s SALES.
pEREMProsY SALE AT AUCTION
An EXTENSIVE STOCK OF MAN CFACrURED
CHEWING AND SMOKING [oBAcCo.

POPULAR BRANDS OF CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CARoLIEA MANUFACTURERS;
GERMAN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS; TRUNKS.
PIPES, AND FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUNERY,
ETC, IN GLEAT VARIETY AND QUALITY. CON-
PRIsING THE STOCK OF MEssRs Z. sPIRo
CO., SURRENDERED IN BANKRUPTCY AND SOLD
FOR iHR BENEFIT OF THEIR CREDITORS, WITH
OUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, BY ORDER OF Z E
NORTON. ESQ, ASSIGNEE
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ALABAMA CoAL.-We have given the Alabama
coal thorough trial In our office, using it in tue
engine room and also IN the stoves, and we be
leye il 90 be equal in every respect to the Pitts,
burg coal. We hope that arrangements will be
made soon GO throw large quantities Of It on this
market and that il may In the course of another
the duty Of Southern men % develop the re-
sources OF the South, 10 build no Southern insti-
tutiuns, and 10 keep their money here At hone.
Southern men have patronized the North so long
IN buying uecessarles, comforts sud Injuries, that
hey look with uistTust upon every Southern en-
teTprise that looks to the advancement Of South
ern interests. The Time is fast coming when we
will rely on the North for nothing whatever. and
our people may as well now take heed OF these
coming events which " cast their shadows he.
fore ~ Memphis Avalanche.
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EOE EALF-REAL FsTAFE-SEYERAL HUN.
dre1 Cot on aad Sugar Plant ons iocA4d In he best
potore 81 the cotton and growing States Also Ece
Pantr ions Orange Orcharos AID large bodies valuable
TIM eT lands ho large Of city and suburban
perry Improved ard unnpruyed in q ~ re-ideuces
stores Huicng lots snd squares favorable terms Part
WishnF % invest vii do vel 20 call examine
hes hier Gard, Real Estate gents NO. IS
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NEw PUBICATOSs.-Geo. Ellis, opposite the
POstotlice, sends US the National Police Gazette
the Illustrated Police News the Literary Eclectic,
from Cincinnati; the New York Weekly, Frank
Leslie's Boys snd Girls Weekly and John
Mitchell's excellent paper the Irish Citizen. Ellis
hes always the latest and freshest publications on
hand
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By j. b. WALTON 81 DEsLoxDE.

By j. u. WALTON 80 DESLOSDE.
J. B. WALroS, Auctioneer,
Otice No. AZ Carondeet street
CATURDAY, Feb. &c, 4 S6s. at - O'Clock
~ at the Merchants and Aue oneers Exchange,
ROY Al street Sithout Tessfve will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with e bu Id nys and improve
mens thereon at the corner OF Drysdes and Css2e streets
in The ts District Ct this city in the square bounc ed by
AIDES Caope and Bsronne streets and Triton Walk
urng SO feet front Drysdes by depth and
front on Caliope street of 90 feet.
The improvements on this lot consist Of TWO TWOsTORY
BRICK BUILDINGS The the ct Dryades
and Calope streets is us dwelling above and be
neath having large the fret floor and
the scond floor and story brick back buildings cisern
ETC. snd is leased Hnt the LIST OF November next 1868 At $50
per month
The adjoining is used dwelling having
the hrst door and two the second and
story brick back buildng cstern, This vacant
sno - now being put in sthorough state Of repair.
n8- TERAs-Onehslf cash in r. and the
balance twelve motifs with eight per interest and
special mortgage until final payment with the clause Of tive
cent attorneys fees in otu
the note The buildings 20 be kept insured and policy
ierred vendor
of sale before Felix Grma Notary Public the ex-
pense Of the purchaser including Z. 3. revenue
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COKSTABLs'S SALES.

J. B. FRAKCK VS.. A. ROUGIEUx-No s75s SECOND
Justice Of she Peace
PY VIRTUE Of IA writ Of aeri r.c,,.
. to me airec ed BY the Honorable Paris Caidre-s
second Justice of The Peace % the parish Orleans viii
proceed % ssh At public auction. TUESDAY tie 25tb
Gay Of ebtuaIy, 1850, At ~ cock 23 Castonhouse
street u fOlosiug ubei proper.v. viz
One SLOW window shuv Cases Con- ter three I,ookfny
1ias-es, Gas + xtures, snd ons Gla-s Show Stand
Se Esd IN tAa above entitled suit
R2-IEhHs-Os-A IA U s. Treasury Notes
JOHN Q. KUZAC, Constable
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Of1es-No II Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, Feb 90. SOS. at hsIE-past
Il 10 n at the Threestory BncS Store, No 81 Msgs
between Grayex and Matches streets At Public
Aucticn W II be sold
THE RRTIRE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE sur
rendered BY Messrs Y Sfiro Go and sold by order
L Norton ESQ., General Assignee in the Circuit Court Of
the ULitsd for the District Of Louisiana eOmpn
part llOWs Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Perriqus
snuff Cigars; heerschaum Brsr Moot Cherry Wood and
Pipes great variety; Perumery, Combs Trucks, Fancy
Articles Show Cases Desks and variety OF other articles
Descriptive Catalogues will resdy for distribution
Tuesday, the llth iusL
Ss- TxEss-Cash IN U. s. Treas, ry notes.