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NEW ORLEAxs.

NEW ORLEANS, October S.-The bill
which passed the Senate amending the
registration law and forbiddiDg the regis
trErs from going beyond the law, was
killed yesterday Ia the House.
Writs Of mendanns are daily before
the court IN cases where the registrars
hRvs refused registration papers to
persons naturslized in the Third, and
from that to the Seventh District Courts.
Since the 81 Of July sixty-eight writs of
this kind have been issued and all OF
which were made premptory. There are
several thousand OF such neturaiizstions
in this city and the registrars refuse to
be governed by the decisions OF the
courts, and refuse registration 10 eaca sp-
plieant, thus necessitating q separate
writ Ia each Gaze, Notwithstanding de-
cisions that test cases should be taken as
conclusive. In the Sixth District Court
Judge Cooley stated that = certificate Of
naturalization issued from his court had
che effect Of q Judicial decision, whose
correctness the registrars had no right to
question, and some of the registrars,
notwithstanding, persisting in their refu-
sails, were arrested and fined for con-
tempt Of court. A number Of similar
cases viii come before the courts to-
morrow.
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:. THOSE ARMS


We refer again to the arms recently
deposited in this city and nov in charge
Of ons Senator MCDONALD. OF Arkansas,
and others, whose names are given in the
report of to-dsy's local dOings, for the
purpose of calling the attention Of Gen.
GORDON GRANGER to the fact, that the
boxes in which these arms are deposited
besr the regulsr mark of q Govern
ment inspector and other signs
indicating the property Of the United
States. If We are not mistaken il is
made the duty Of every officer Of the
military department Of the Government
to seize and hold all property, having the
Government marks, found in possession
OF private persons, especially arms snd
sccoutrements. It was s. during the
war and, we suppose, is so yet. We sub
nit then, that these boxes being marked
in the manner specified, it is competent
for Gen. GRANGER 70 compel 2 full and
explicit statement, with proper vouchers,
showing whence these arms we're taken,
or where purchased and if purchased,
FROM whom, and under what circum-
stances. And also, this, which Is Of most
Importance to Us, whether, as reported,
and would seem to be the case from the
association Of MCDONALD and bis breth.
rem, they are destined for Arkansas; or,
whether this reputed destination Is not 8
ruse to cover the designs Of BARBOUR
LEWIS and his kindred, 70 arm the blacks
OF SheIby county or whether, as has been
suggested By q friend, these arms we're
not purchased ct a Government sale by
MCDONALD and his company at fifty
cents per gun, to be resold to the poor,
confding negroes OF Arkansas, and the
fleeing white Radical majority OF which
the Bulletin so warmly discourses, at g
reasonable profit of say SI2 on each and
every one of them.
An answer to any Of these propositions
would throw light upon 4" these arms"
upon the csTpet-bgg and Ecalaw8g Sen
ator who controls them, and upon the
company who, under him, attend to thsi
transportation. II within the scope OF
his powers and duties, We hope Gen.
GRANGER viii do IS VIC suggest, and so
Iecure the light We stand in need Of on
his subject.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGFoN, September 8.-The Sec.
rotary OF War has postponed the Court
Of Inquiry until the 18Th OF November.
He has asked the opinion OF Attorney
General EVsrts So to Whistler a court
martial can be appointed to try'Gen.
Dyer. &c will De remembered that Judge
Advocate General Holt decided to the
contrary.
Ia accordance with the report of 8 spe-
cial agent Of the Treasury Department.,
u further heavy reduction viii be made
in the expenses Of collecting customs
by dispensing with unnecessary officers.
A copy Of Gen. BesGe's report on the
Camilla riot is being prepared fer trans
mission TO the President. It will prob
ably be made public to- morrow.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October S-The pro
cession to-day in honor of Gen. McClel-
Ian, Tas 9 splendid ovation. The
weather was cool and blUstery, with &C.
c~asional showers. Notwithstanding
which, the streets s:org the route were
dled With spectators, some o. whom
waited patiently from , O'clock until
uesIly dark. TIE procession vas two
hours passing a given point. On reach
ing the Continental Hotel Gen. MeCiel-
ian reviewed the line from the balcony,
and The assemblsge rapidly dispersed.
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NEW YORK, October S.-Cotton dull and ~
lower. Sales, TOO bales uplapds, 25c- supernIse
hour SIS 50a7. Whisky 81 80 al IS, free. Rice
quiet. Coffee duL Sugar quiet Cuba Il@II%c,
Moiasses quiet Wheat quiet. Corn 81 Ia
Dry Goods-Printing cloths 7La7Xo; Prints
steady, except Lowelrs, which have advanced
TO lie. Muslin de LANES lS9De. Heavy sheet.
ines l5A9l0c. Bleached muslins, New York
mills, 90 Tusearora 2ec Red Bank I2c.
h~oney-Ihe market is easy, call loans SAT.
Tennessees 0Aa62s new 65ss9G2.
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Pennsylvania.

CoNNEAUTvILLE, O5tober 8.-The
largest meeting ever held ia this place,
vas addressed, to-day, by Brick POrleroy
sud w. H. Co-rigsn, Pomeroy led offin
the speaking, 10 al Immense crowd Of
Republicans and Democrats in the Park
until dark, and continues his speech in
the city hall tonight. The greatest en-
thusissm prevails. P0meFcy will close
the October campaign in Crawford
county ~ Mesdevilie on Saturday, which
viii be the greatest meeting ever held Ia
this county.
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HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, October s.-FUG returns
of the towns have been received.
or 1913 that voted on Monday, So are
clearly BspUblican, SO Democratic ana 7
divided. The Republicans gain the entire
registration boards IN eleven toWEs, That
were Democratic LAST year, sBd gain 8
portion OF the boards in i've towns tbst
were wholly Democratic last year. The
Democrats gain the registration boards
in five towns that were Republican las
year, in two that were partly Republican
last year, and in q portion OF the board
in two that were wholly Republican.
The above is official.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, October S.-JohD Perkins,
an ex-Federsl soldier from Massachu-
sets, who came to Virginia in the Second
New Hampshire regiment, viii be
hanged tomorrow st Portsmouth, for a
rape on Mics Ford. Ben. Benjamin, a
negro, his accomplish, who held tue
nother Of Miss Ford, while Perkins
rsyished her daughter, and vas also to
be hanged tomorrow, has had his SEN
tenes COMMITTED to imprisonment for
life
A negro has been sentenced 70 the pen
itentiaTy for attempting to violate the
person Of the wife of "a ex-FaderaI
General now living in South Side.
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view orreau. Makes.


NEW ORLEANS, October Section lower and
bales; receipts 1870 bales. hterling 49950<c
New York sight g discount. Gold 3sZ. sugar
124l4kc. Mofasses ominal -Four duh but
steady; supeFine 50 611z@6 IS, Corn steady Ct
81 o.
ST. L0ufs Market.
sT. LOUIS, October s-To-day being a holiday
there ara no markets.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, October S-FlouY, family IS ia
9. Wheat 81 50. Corn 9Se@sl. Oats $4,000.
Whisky 81 %. Pork held at s1. Bulk shoul-
1916; SIDES 49, and lie hams I9a20c. Lard
1915 Butter @9ssc. Potatoes s2@4. Flax
reed 81 40g2 90.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, October S-Tobacco sales light
and rates unchanged Jugs TO medium leaf IS 80
So .jerdne -four % 25e6 50. Wheat S2a2i 10. Old
corn 81; new corn 60965c. Oats 50g5Se. Rye
S. aSSl 70. Lard I&492Sc. Pork S20aS0 rs.
Bacon should re- l3Gi5Zc; clear rib sides I61c;
clear sides lI9I7He. Co5ton 24925c. Raw whls-
free, 81 III.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October S.-Consols closed at s4% fer
money, and 9456 for account. Sos drm at 7Ek.
bullion in tie bank has decreased ss,6G0
this week.
FRANxgoRT. October s ~. s. bonds closed
firm st 1901.
PARrs, October s.-Ths Bourss is firm.
Rentes o. &c.
LtvEEroo1, October Section Gloss easier.
Uplands i054d Orleans l0zsd. Sales Ss0a bales.
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PERSONAL.

The following is the card ofMr. Prem
TIcE, appearing in the LouisvsNe journal
OF Wednesday, the substance Of which
was telegrsphed US OF Tuesday aight.
particularly 70 myAewspaper friends. that they
have fallen into a serious errer SO regard to nae,
and are doing others great injustice on my &C
count. ISupDose I must comics tbat am not
- young AZ I was forty years ago, but I am net
posr, and certainly do got consider myself
broken down Ny personal relations with every
one OF ny associates are perfectly kind and
with no 0ne have they been more Kindly, lot
20 say ansetiOeate, thsn vita AIr. Wattsrsoo.
Every issue ef the journal. for the last two
weaks, hss contained matter OF mine; snd IL f.
nay pur2ese, GOD willing, 70 live and work cut
ths reSt or the century.
GEO. b. PRENTICE.
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Y

PORTSMOUTH, October S.-A prizs fight
between George Seddons, Of South Boz
ton, and Thcs. Kelly Of Philsdslphla, for
$1,000 took place this morning on the
Isle OF Shoals. Einety-siz Ounds were
fought, occupying one hour and twenty
minutes. SsddOn was the victor, but
was severely bruised.
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NORTH CAROEEsA.

GREENSBORO, October S.-John Qain-
cy Adams passed through here yesterday
on his way South, He was met st the
depot by citizsns OF both races en masse,
sGd was introduced 10 the people by Col.
J. Scales and made short speech.
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LOUISVILLE, October S.-H. D. New
comb, Esq, of this city, was to-day
elected President OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, by the new Board Of
DireetoTs.
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By Telegraph.
RHODE IS LAND.

Providence, October 6.-The Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee met
to-day. A. Van Wyek presided. The
nominations for Presidential Electors
we're made,
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FRAHCIs RrvxR.

81. FrsncIs River Packet-Fs,,
49, Madison, Wittaburr
LErON, 4, r BoymaA nsastar
shell and Olars, GfefF
Gclook R.m.
AARAsTAD. XRenf -
nsripoat loot Jensrsoa At.
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lei
new ADvERTIsEM'NTs
Admtnfstrator,s Notice.

7 ETTERS Of administration, with the viii
u annexed, having been granted ms upon
the estate OF William q. Harrison, deceased, at
the october term Of County Court Shelby
county, Tennessee, all persons having claims
ag ztoS said estate axe hereby notified 10 present
them within the time prescribed By law to me
for payment, or this notice Will be plead In bar
Of their recovery aud all those indebted TO
said estate, are hereby notified TO come forward
and MAKE payment TO me immediately.
oc9 law4w HENRY I. JONES, admir-.
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CORRESPONDENTS

GrressSsdsRce, on Public EUeHtS, solicited from
suSy p07z sf he URled SAFES.
LLNSLTE KEATENG 4 co.
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OF REMOVAL
w. b. PAsSMORE & co.
AIICTIONEERN-

A-UCTIONEERS.
Ne. ASH Second Street, Jefferson Bsoch,
make THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
Il their numerous friends and patrons OF their
removal frum the Vincent Block to No. 2Sl
Second stress. In the jefferson Block, and take
pleasure In being able 70 stzfe that their facff-
ties fer business by the change have been aug
meHted. For the patronage extended hem for
the past SIX years, they return Iheir sincere
thanks, believing that by 70 lowing the same
principles as heretofore adopted, PROMPT
RETURNS AND ATTENTION. TO THE IN
TERESTS OF CONSIGNORS, they viii meet
and merit the ssms ~conndencs and success 10
the future Us in the past.
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w'SFFLLB LOWER REDUCTION FREIGHTS.
LHaC -shOrsest Line. aaIek Time, Lowest Rates
~ inE A MPHN 6 CHARLESTON B. r.
MARK YOUR GOODS
VA
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line

Rates via NORFOLK have been greatly TO-
daced, spd are as follows:
To MEMPHIS. PER Ie0SPouEDz.
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All Rail rates from New York to Memphis
have this day been reducad to following figures;
First Glass, per leo 81 IS
Second Glass; per l0V W
Fourth Class, per 100 Ds.~--.....----.---.. 49, IL
This route having the SHORTEST LINE, is
determined to transport Freights TO and
FkO Mem phis at as low rates, or lower, than
any other Ii ne.
CLAIMS Tor LOSS and DAMAGE promptly
adjusted.
For Bills of Iadfne or Information, call on
G. S. saw YER, rs Main street, or A. Low
Agent at Depot. W. = hOSSs M
Gent Sap't M. and Q. Railroad.
JOS. {. LOPEZ. 6eniFrt Ag't. sep2
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CIGARS AMI
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FIRST BANK
OF
First Monday In October. 1865.

nea2G PGoRRIs Wee
.dfn ofmy black Newfoundland
sck." He is about twentV.dvs
=, has white paws and whits
y punch above one Of his fore
ulsngured by q cut when a nm
I. W. ~o'DoNNELL,
Mccall street, west of sbaIhv
orsats for 81 90, at Rice & En-.
In street,
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MEMPHIS, october /, 1883.
MSSPHIs, October /, 1858.
WE. the undersigned. Cotton Compressors,
w heredr agree to make ratethe Tor Com
pressing oIton on and after this date
ONE DOLLAR PER A

Which includes one drayage, one tie, covering
one sample hole, and Insurance at the press
and we pledge ourselves not to rebate, directly
or indirect :, and 1aithfuly to comply with
this agreement. all Comprising Bills are due
and payable when the cotton is delivered to
the carrier. All cotton delivered at our presses
with only six bands or ropes upon which seven
bands or ropes had be- n originally, will be
charged Fifteen cents each, which win be col
lected with Comprising Bill. The receipt of
eur resolving clerk shall Be evidence OF our
claim
Southwestern Freight and Cotton Press Co.,
BY J. MERhITT, President.
Charleston Cotton Press,
BY WALpR0N q GILL.
ChickasaW Steam Cotton Press,
BY GILL MAURY.
Shippers cotton Press
Bluff City Cotton Pres -
ocf 2w By EUGENE MCDONNELL. 2
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La6orcrs Wanted-feOO Men.

mo werk on tbs Lsvcea at Greenvi1e, WASH
i ington county, Mississippi. Wages good
and promptly paid
HUGHES SEARLES, :
0cd Inn Contractors
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,Cneap Table tGreas bargains
Fo"os a7S House FurnIshfU1
ar sseek MART be eSesed ans
- = E-LOeaeastiae q Bros
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|ekIAE's POINT.

4 sad Friday Packet for Helsna
pa FIiar's Point.
Lee maste,
passenger packet F
l ie8zz
inst, al
ION 4 DoNAHUE,A Agents,
XsA Front street.
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REAL ESTATE.

2 Especial attention will be given to the sale
of Real Estate al pubic auction by our M.
PaNmore, whose well known qualifications In
this particular branch 8 well understood by
eur citizens. W. H. PAS6MORE co,
AuotiOnesrs 81 Second street,
oe7 ,I1ffhraon Rlark.
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30 a-
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THE PUBLIC.
RATES OF

Ivy one getting up C Cub Of FiIs or more for
he WEEKLY al the GboUe rates soH reeeiUe q copy
gratis. Subscriptions alsgGys in Gdv07sce.
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O FFI CIA L.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session Of the
FOrtIeth Congress.
[PuRIIc REsoLrr1oN-No. 57.l

EuBLIC o.
RESOLUTION relative to lighting the streets of
Washington City, District of Columbia
WHEREAs, The municipal authorities of the city
OF Washington have failed to carry out the arrange.
ance with the provisions OF act entitled 'An act
making appropriations for sundry civil expenses Of
the government, approved July twenty eighth
eighteen hundred and sixty-sx: Therefore
pc i resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
gress assembled, hat the mayor and city councils
OF tue city of Washington be and they are hereby
from the property holders Of the city Of washing.
ton sumcient to defray the expenses Of lighting the
burners txenty.oa 1s p o. sad s with siI isst
aArS until DAY light, and keep said lamps lighted
SAD. 2 And be it further resolved That the
mayor and city councils OF the city of Washington
ne ana they are hereby authorized to contract with
the Washington Gas Light COMPANY for the term of
enc year; aHd so from year 10 year until otherwise
provided BY law, at such rates may be agreed upon
not exceeding be maximum now fixed BY law for
all the Illuminating gas required for The avenue and
street lamps and public offices of the city, and pub
nc grounds under the control of SAID city.
SEC And be 1t further resolved, That the
mayor and city councils of the city of Warrington
Dc and they are hereby authorized and directed to
increase from time TO time IS the pubic good may
require the number of street lamps on any Of the
strests lanes, alleys, public ways and group DIS in the
pertaining TO the well lighting of the city and TO
ievy and collect tax from the property holders
SEC 4. And be it further resolved, That in the
event OF the failure OF the mayor and city councils
70 levy and collect the tax herein authorized,
hight the said city herein directed then the Sec.
Rotary OF the interior be and he hereby authorized
eiS, ana 10 collect the same sufficient TO night SAID
Guy Tor the current year, and from year to year
N case Of such failure Q. SAD mayor and city
CHS to light as herein directed and to fully execute
the provisions of this joint resolution in the place
and stead OF the said mayor and city councils,
SEC 5 And be 1t further resolved That nothing
herein contained snail be construed to relieve tine
said Washington Gas Light Company from paying
Approved, July "a 1863
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0. s. MARSHALS SALES.
Charles m organ an. Bernard AvesnO.

Charles Morgan veT ans bernard Avegno.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisi-
ana-No. o2I9.-By virtue of writ Of feri faciaa,
issued in the above entitled suit and received BY me
on the fifth day Of November, 1858 have seized and
public auction 70 the h ghest bidder. On MONDAY.
the twentJ first day of December, 1888, at the
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in this
city, at the hour OF twelve O'Clock NJ. the follow
ing Fo dffGf oEfN OF GROUND with all
the buildings aud improvements thereon. rights
ways, he editaments and appurenAnces thereuPio
the First District Of the ct' Of NeW Oraa s, in the
square bounded by New Levee, Fulton, Poyd and
on the twelfth Of January, 1852. and measuring as
front on New Leves street. q ieet inches front on
I Fulton street, BY = depth Of rs feet inches
the side of lot No. 10; lot No. TO- having "a feet
inches lines front on New Lsvee street, p feet
Of lls feet and lines the side of OF No O. and of
III teeb6 Inches and lines on the side of lot No H.
inches lines front front on
Fulton street, BY depth OF III feet inches and
inches lines the side OF lot No. IL; and lot No
II, having "a feet inches lines front on New Levee
Street BY depth Of liz feet ii inches lines an the
side of lot No. H. and of ll6 feet inches and lines
on the side of lot No 10, be the same more less
Seized and to be sold as above set forth to
satisfy the demand of Cherries Morgan, plaintiff in
suit. amounting to thirty eight thousand and sixty
nine dollars and eighty.eiRht cents with interest
thereon at the rate ef eight per cent per annum
the COPY Of tine judgment of record in suit
getner with attorneys fees and all costs Of suit
per writ
Terms OF Sale--Oash, at the time of adjudication,
in Uniteo States Treasury notes.
Costs of act of sale. internal revenue stamps etc,
at the expense of purchaser.
United States MArshars Office, New Orleans
November II. 1858.
y. HEBRON, U. g. Marshal
District of IOuisaua.
ANo. s9-nol6 q 2s de5 l2le
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SHERIFF'S SALES,


Jordan, Marsh az 90. vs.. j. r.. Ia,1]
ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pa.
u OF Orleans No, 1ni.--HY virtue of a writ ~
Fifth District Court for the Parish Of o.
the above entitled cause, will procoed L. y
public auction. at the Merchants and AuefiaS
Exchange; Royal street, between Canal and nv.
house streets, IN the Second District Of this ~
SATehDAY, December 10, 1855. at twelve W
NJ the following described property, to-yit. "
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND vii.
DulldinRs and improvements thereon, Etuaia N
First District of this city, designated as Nos N
ualen, 81. Marc, Drsvier and Perdido streets
plan by Phelps, late Surveyor. dated twept,.,. ~
December, le44, and deposited in the office Nh
McCay, late a. Notary Public Of this city, M
measure. in American measure. as follow "
lots Nos. q, % and ~ join each other and mn
tntrty feet eight inches six lines front on NJ
street. thirty feet in width in the rear; lot N
has depth OF Jos feet nine inches on the lin, y
No 20 li3 feet four inches on the line of iot NJ
tue line OF lot No. a, and 1l9 feet II inohess.
line OF lot No g. Lot No. % has q depth Of MI
inches on the line of lot No. 70 and 1875 feet N
on the line of lot No. "a And lot No. "a fos.,
corner Of Gravier and St.Magdalen streets Az
urvs ~ feet inches front on Gravier street III
IN depth and front on st. Magdalen STR
l26 feet on the line of lot No. 25 and rs feetls
ana malt in width in the rear.
Mnlch property was acquired by the dsiuA
herein by purchase from B. Hubbard by AZ u
before Il. q. Gottschalk. notary pub 10, in Nh
on the eighteenth December, 1861,
Seized in tine above suit.
Terms-Cash on the sDot.
THOMAS L. Maxwell
mole del is Sheriff Of the Parish Of 0tss,l
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SHERlFF'S SALES,


John Il. HamIIn VS.. Patrick Burns ard
Ann Cain, his Wife
CEVFNTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
- parish of Orleans, No. 2l2 mo %, l49 Third Dis.
trtct Court.-By virtue of wri of ier facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Seventh District
Court for the parish of Orleans in the above en-.
titled cause, will proceed to sell at public auction
at. the Merchant and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Custolnhouse
streets IN the Second District of this city on MON
DAY; Noyember 30 1868, at twelve clock M:
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the Three Story Brick Building, out buildings and
other improvements thereon, situated in the First
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Baronne, CarOndeet and Latay cite date Hevia and
Glrod streets, which lot measures forty.four feet
one inch three lines front Baronne street by a
depth OF one hundred and fourteen feet, being the
same property acquired by defendant Mrs Ann
mand Pile by act before p. @ Cuvellier Notary
1857. ' -
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL