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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23
A 1lERITED REBUKE.

Wendell Phillips gives expression,
in scatbing Words. to the general indig-
nation excited by Chief Justice Chase
in his efforts to secure the nomination
for the Presidency at the hands of the
Democracy. Forgetting not only the
dignity which attaches to the high Of
fee be holds, he forgot as we'll the obi
cations it most solemnly imposes upon
him. Moved by that ambition which
has possessed him like an unhallowed
spirit, he prostituted the Chief Justice
ship to bis own personal ends. But
even after al this he failed, and is now
a twice disappointed, and . politically
dead man.
Nh. Phillips says: -.
On the battlefield at New York there
was only one man left for dead-Mr. Chase.
Unless he speedily shows signs of life by
resignation, We hope Congress will rouse
him to life by impeachment. By what
right does . judge, before whom great ques-
tons Of Constitutional. law wait to-day, de-
clare beforehand, before argument, that he
has made up his opinion aud holds the
whole course Of Congress unconstitutional
Men talk Of he dignity, selt-respect and
Official propsiety Of Mr.. Chase. Which OF
these respectable qualities was it that led
him 10 proclaim TO his Democratic fellows
his judicial prejudices Springing up
without argument or question stated. they
could not be called opinions Mr.. Chase
descends into tho arena, proclsiming that
oil the reconstruction laws are uuconstitu-
tionsl. They may be so. 1t may be, in
general, the indisputab'e right OF an, citi-
Zen 10 seek the Democratic nomination By
declaring them 20 be 50. But there are
eight men il the country whose Offices ior-
bid their announcing such opinions, fortid
their forming such opinion. for any purpose
whatever. these eight men are the eigh,
judges cf the United States Supreme Bench.
Seymour accepting = sham nom
ination with tears, is exc ,isite footing
But Seymour's dupe and tool presiding on
the Supreme Bench 10 no Jest. A. Chief
Justice who. to our horror and some mems
astonishment, shielded johnson from JUS
tice, WAS . misfortune. But the coutinu-
snes in Office Of Chief Justice who tells
NJ beforehand that in constitutional ques-
lions, he agrees with Davis, Pomeroy ana
Seymour, is crime. <}El =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23
r}AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,
IA July ~, 1865.

Ietet Hansen 90.
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at this cfca
on theS rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1885, at 10 O'Clock in
tho forenoon Of the said day, and then aud there
show cause why: your Homestead Entry Nc. 2926
made by you July Sist, 1866, upon the ne
section S. township $50, range 10 in the District OF
lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mimi. should not
he Cancelled a. Herman Herbraasen alleges an atan-
donment thereof by you and proposes then and there
10 show tho same, whom you will be permitted to
contest such showing.
II. C. WAIT, Register, ,...
iuly2S6wll sst.,. II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
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WE clip the following from the New
York Tribune for the benefit of any Of
our Democratic friends in this State
who may feel very anxious to bet on
~ so ). ~
We happen to know that . Republican
from another State, who was here when
Seymour was nominated. left $4,000 at
ths So. Nicholas to be invested on the cleo
ton of Grant and Coltsx, if any Seymour
ito should have equal faith in tho success
Of his ticket. We have not yet heard Of
any one going for that money. =,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

The New York Citizen, whose edi-
tor, Col. Halpiue (''Miles O'Rlsy,")
is prominently mentioned as the Dem.
osratic candidate for Mayor, speaks
thus hopefully Of the ticket recently
nominated at Tammany Hall g. +
"Our nation would be saved were Hora-
tic Seymour elected but can this be done
Alone the struggle would be doubtful, and
he has been ,0eakened by the snWise selse-
ton Of the candidate for the Vice Presiden-
cY," -" ''''' ~ '' % - go -"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

TIE Austin Democrat is new
paper STATED in Mower county, by
Ward 4 Lacy, Il is an eight column
sheet, we'll supplied with local news,
neatly printed, and nd, as its name indi-
Gates, Is Democratic in politics.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23
PoPn ,Asps pouaLAs cousT1as.

.5. sssss.s 81. Cloud. July 70.
rom ~ q. ssl Di.patch.
1t I'll wonderful how rapidly the |
country vest d this point is settling up,
md what vast impr ovements have been
made therein within the year past. 1t
reminds one Of those aourishisg years
prior to 1867, except that people were
then given to town sites, while now
each epigrant seeks q homestead. !
have just returned from a trip through.
Pope and Douglas counties away on
the frontier hundred miles from
s.. Cloud, and can bear testimony to
the energy and activity Of the new set
tiers who have SO recently occupied the
garden Of northern Minnesota.
We travelled north. Of Lake George,
in Stearns, and south Of Grove Lake in
Pope county, two splendid sheets Of
!. water, 10 drizzling rain storm, and at
nightfall arrived Of Glenwood, the
county seat Of Pope county. This is a
new town laid out BY Messrs. Kinney
& Lathror in 1866, very near tho goo.
graphical center Of the county, and lis
unsurpassed for beauty Of location. 1t
is inn the basin-like plain at the head Of
White Bear, lake over twelve miles
in length, surrounded by fertile prairie
and excellent timber. Innumerable
I'sprinss are found in the bluffs about
the town, and its enterprising citizeos
have, conducted the water through
pipes to their very doors, while neat
fountain adorns tho main street. There
have not been good accommodations for
tourists and pleasure seekers, but
Messrs. Peabody & Robinson are soou
to open a new house erected by them
for hetel. 1t will b kept in fine
style and is just the place for our sum
mer visitors to spend a few weeks salts
factorily. In the lake will be found
fish in abundance, with the finest sail.
boat in Minnesota, new craft called
the "Lillie," large enough to oonve,
forty persons, and superbly managed b,
an experienced sailor "Cauute,"s aue
"Bob,". who acts as Captain and Stew
ard, if necessary. We know of no bet:
ter place in the State for visitors thar
Glenwood will be when the new hous'
is opened. as5 ."....< 49,. =.
We reached Alexandra, the count,
seat of Douglas county, after travelling
from Glenwood, over about tweut,
miles Of the incest prairie land, inter
spersed with small groves aud lakes
Here We found Capt. Blakely, Of you
city, looking after his stage line, and a
jealous in attending to the wants Of tn
travelling public, as when in charge q
the Old Nominee. Of course We me
Hicks, the proprietor of the town site
and visited the new grist mill he i
erecting. 1t is nearly enclosed, an
thus far the work has been done in tn
most substantial manner. The new b
, tel-the Woodruff House-will soon
, opened by Mr.. Mcleod, formerly lane
lord at Clearwater, in Wright count.
Alexandra is ono Of tho best points
the State, bears every evidence Of pro
. perity, is growing rapidly and, with il
3 enterprising citizens, is alweys ready
= welcome the new conner. T.
Yours, &c., VALE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

GENERAL GRANT recent crit.
ique in the London Spectator says -
"As specimen OF most excellent mil
itary workmanship, the campo. os Of
Vicks6urg and Chattanooga will take a
very high place in military history ;
but the record Of Grants career at this
moment, will be most carefully. studied
by those who desire to form some, con-
ception Of tho character Of a man who
may be President Of the United States.
They viii find in it, great prudence,
tempered by. : Dantouesque .audacity =;
patience that never fails; q cool tenn
per rarely ruflcd; habit Of indepen-
dent decision, and reliance on his own
Judgment; not the slightest fear Of re-
spooability not spark Of vacilla-
ton !; keen attention to minute details,
and q capacity for broad, tsagacious in
sight, above all, the rare faculty, 30
conspicuousin Wellington, Of forming
a just estimate Of the facts which fur
uish the conditions Of the problem and
the solo basis of, fruitful action saz. azs.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

.' The new doctrine ofpeaoe- ''There
is but one way to restore the Govern
ment and the Constitution, and that is
for the President elect to declare the
Reconstruction acts null and void" 49,.
2 .s.'. 81 - ,:,,s rP D Rr.Yp
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

" The Cleveland Herald says
"Jo5 had the boils, but he was spared
the Blairs. IF he had them his wife
need not have urged him to curse him
self to death. He would have done it
without her ADVICE @.<.': :. ....:>s., g:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

i: Hors.io Seymour has always run be.
hind bis ticket. He has one cancellation,
however this time. He and Blair will re-
geeiys the sans Number Of votes, Tor they
cannot b voted Tor ssparassly.
And both win run very far behind
Grant and Coltax.
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july0-6wll
TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
u. July 18th, 1865.

SIN: You arc hereby notified to appearat tAisodt .
on the TIN DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1865, ct ~
O'Clock In <heforsnoon Of the said day and then and
there show cause Why your Homestead Entry No.
1850, made BY you November l, 1865, upoa The DW3@
section q, township LIS, range IS. in the Diatrict
Of lande subject to sale at st. Cloud MINI. should
not be- cancelled, az joel @. stebbins alleges an
abandcdment thereof BY You and propose thea
and there to show the same when you will he
permitted to contest such showing. -,sSsl szs1s9
s's-1t ya. HENRY G. WAIT, Rexistor
july2sSwl S II. Q. BURBANK. Receiver.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

"A Western paper says that Gen. Frank
Blair will deliver temperance lectures dur
ing the campaign. .:Y:.:4y &a1a.
~ That will be convenient. He can
lecture and serve as "fearful example"
at the same time.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

Hon, Wm. Eyarts va qualified
= = Attorasy osnsi,l ea Tuesday.
Bi.n.rkah Is. broksn Il, lib y
Alaag out q 4 chair.
Dexter, owned 81 Bonner, Il Is
said is trotting 90 fast that it would
take : telegraph to beat him.
Horace Greeley is to take the
stump in New. York and the New En-
gland States in. September. tss%
Tho Senate has passed the bill
giving ten thousand dollars to ST. Ma.
re. for hisss services II securing the OPP
ture Of John a; surratt. 10 san ii.
The Hartford Po.t thus hits tho
! mil onfthe head: lI."Thet Democratic
party is the Peace party ID War, and
The War party in Peace st t3~ 2.&'
E5:fs arat e1N .55sGE5es 5%M13zIa aS5izat b y;
Il, :: I'd Edward Williams SWAN from Pitts
ton q' e Wilkesbarre, Pa.,. q distance Of
ppice> miles. on Fridav last. for wager
Of $50. He accomplished the feat in
two and a half hours. l.. II J, 4...E ..,u
The acknowledged belle IF Sar,+o..
81 this SEASON Is Miss Ella Brooks Car
ter, of Nev York. The most elegantly
dressed : e lady is Mrs E. q. Crockett. Of
Boston. :.as9 t%i8s 1t4ozs IL '':..'a
I '-sevm,our'. physician. =. ray h he, Is Is
likely t. become crazy within a year
rfhe has an, homes Of defeating Grant
he is crazy already. rs. "~>% -.
An appropriate design for a sey.
mours illumination-ae colored orphan
ASYLUM On fire. 4*ssjss:3 .-7ss9 .:-.,.....
! IS -: H.: &Nj H. ~ ,l1 &
-Scymour'e s'friends"-A moi
hanging negroes to lamp.posts.' .'-&<z
Tile L,oa;srtne Journal says thai
when two or three Democrats are gath
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23
Lumber and Log Book.
scRlBNER's READY IIcKoSHR.

~ -. - NJ
Designed expressly for Lumber Merchants
Ship Builders and Farmers, containing Il
correct measurement Of Scantling, Board
Plank, Cubical contents Of Square q
Round Timber, Saw Logs, Wood, &C., com
prised in = number Of tables, to which
are added Tables Of Wages by the month,
Board Of Rent by the week or day, Interest
Tables, Sc.
Scarcely is it possible to add to the rec
concentrations of the above book more than
to give its title page. Every one engaged
in buying, selling, measuring or inspecting
lumber Of any kind, viii at once appreciate
. work Of this kind.
-. 400, 900 COPIES
have now been sold, and il il con,ide, ed
the standard Lambsr and Loe Book Of the
country. No farmer or lumber dealer need
hesitate to adopt The nsasurement given,
% il is based upon nathematical cslcula-
tions, and must necessarily Be correct.
The book 10 for sale BY booksellers gen
orally throughout The United States, aud
sent poet-pAid to any address for 80 cents,
~ GEO. ". FISHER. Publisher,
Won 49-2m. Rochester, n. Y.
MERICAN WATCHEs.-some Of the
IL 6neat ever brought to s.. Clsod-,n
from 2 to g OF. cases-warranted coin sh-
,,yer-at BUsH'S. "A sgaarantee from the
makers accompanies these Waf"h"s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23
: s. LAND OFFICE, ST.. CLOUD, MIMI,
g -. - -, july 20, 1868.

Charles Rod0erss S&*sEg -. e. --. z.eess-
Sir You are hereby nosied to appear At this oss
tho forenoon Of the said day, aud then and there sheW
cause Why your Homestead Entry No 1863, made BY
you August 10th 1856 upon the ~ sw section q,
tOwnehip I'LL Range S. iu the District Of Lands sub
iect to sale at st. Cloud Mnn should not be Cancelled
a Il. c, Price alleges an abandonment thereof I =
you and proposes then and there to chow the SARGE,
when you win BE- permitted to contest such showtns,
- II. G. WAIT Register, -
fnlv1S8wll II. G BURBANK Receiver.
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MAKE Up: "A lot Of ALAksl cLock
w Just the thing to set yss up cary
in the morning-For salt ut BUSHES.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23
--Scymour's "friends"-A mob
hanging negroes to lamp. posts '-'''s

L,os'.rtne Journal says that
when two or three Democrats are gath
cred together there will the spirit Of
Democracy be be also Il That's true, no
matter what the tax is. i. ~. :. S.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
AUCTION SALES.

IN the square bounded by Grod Lafayette ST. Charles aud
Car noe et stIeets measuring inches
street BY parallel depth IS feet which point 1t has
further depth Is feet Is feet 10 inches width
irene rear: together with ali the Improvements thereon
Faown Washington Artillery Armory very subst
italy and webuilt Two story Brick Building snd suitable
2 THAT VERY VALUABLE AND DE sIRABLE PRO.
PERRY known the FIRST DISTRICT RECORDERS
OOUET AND LOOKUP, situated IN the First District
this in the bounded by St charles CarOndele
fayette and Grod Streets ana forming the ST
Charles and Lafay streets The said Lot 40
inches froLtn 81 Chars BY parallel depth aud front
Lafayette Of l2S feet This valuable property
aley in The % feet w which alley paved and
the in common with other property in the square
Its Improvements comprise large and spacious Tnrestoy
Brick Building subdvided into large smets the first
second arc third isors
ocaon Of the desirable In the city, fronts
Lafayette Square and surrounded BY splendid improve
and elegant neghborh0od With
is hne adapted Tor palzIial re-idencs or hotel
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF q AOUND in square No.
253 bounded by BsrOnne Clio Eato and Dryades
which lots adon each other and designated by the Nos
Is Is, II and IS o, plan Of W. W. Bell, City surveyor
dated December Z. 1867.
Lot No Is q feet front Erao street, by
depth between parallel # $50 feet inches lines
No Is II each q feet front Erato by
$50 feet inches ines in depth, between parallel lines
No Is eet front Erato rect by $50 feet
inches lines in depth between parallel lines These
in what kno~n the "Bell square, finely adap ed
dwellings, within of the St Charles Hairoad
hone eaIs, and neishborhood raEidly improving.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
BY CHAG. II. NASH.
AUcnoSEER-ofiee Masonic Hail Auction Mart,
Corner ST. Charles and serdido street.

Corner ST. Charles and gerdido streets.
FRIDAY, Jan. 10, 1907, at IO5 O'Clock.
NJ on the premises. BY order Of the United states gov.
eminent, will be sold
THREE CERTAIN LOTS Or GROUED with all the i'm
provements thereon situated in the DISTRICT Of this city
in bounded by Canal street. Gasquel Msrais and
Where streets designated by Nos l. and g. as per plan
drawn by Pile, surveyor dated Sd May 1850 and de-
posted IN the Office OF l.. Hermann. Lots No I and ?
measure each feet inches aud lines front on Cana,
street by depth between parallel lines Of III feet 10 inches
and lines Lot No forming Canal aud M rails
streets Lot No meaFures q feet iocaes and lines from,
on Canal street BY depth between para lines Of 27 feet
inches and lines Together with the use of an alley In t
Of ID lots 10 feet wide
The improvements consis. Of elegant two and half
story brick slated msnson with all improvements and
cohveniene's brick outer build e, stables etc etc ,-r.
ing eorGer Of Canal and MarAs steeets.
Tits property built and owned originally by Usins
&c., and eect'd immense cost for bis own use bei,
finished in the most elaborate Style solid Mahogany doors
etc. etc, etc.
81 TEIM-Pu chaser must assume payment OF On nr,
soy notes drawn by Tnos p MAJ TO his own or e and b
him ndorsed, dated 2ft1 April 1867 aud payable one YEA
after date Nth ntsre't at per cent after maturity b
whole amounting 10 0O Halt balance cash on the sp,
in u s. Treasury notes and other half when title Is peets
Also, will be sold At time place the entire eo,
ents Of above mansioR consisting and eaboa,
carved Rosewood and Mahogany PAror Dinisg and Bedroom
fuiture elegant Damask and Lace Curtains Large French
Plate Cit Frame rrors Brussels and veiyet Nsd,ui
Carpets Cut Glass and China Service Sets on P,in,,.,
fngravings, Bronze stauettss etc etc Being the -,
magnificent assortment Of Hou'ehold Furniture ever 60
for sale At auction to the public Of this city,
sS- TEREs-Cssh on she spot in .. s. Treasury notes
Blouse will be opened for Inspection three d.v, "a
fore sale.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
CHOICE CENTRAL PROPERTY.
BY c. Il. GIRAKDEY q CO..
SArURDAY. Jan 4, 1895. al Is o'eIoel


CATURDAY, Jan 4, Is6s, AZ Ne O'Clock
~ ~ the Merchants and AuetiOneers' Exchange
Royal street. TO effect settlement Of joint interest," at pub
tic suction. will be sold
THAT VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY, situated in the
Charles Gravier CarOndee Union streets prsng
the four story brick Nos l5S and l60
street and popular known the Jewel COse Ouse,
Of the best uat for business Of any description in
city
This splendid property leased Capt Joseph Sanni
the rate a 5000 snnum, payable 'nhy until hOvem
ber ISL the being obliged to make all repairs for the
fun term Of his lease at his This rental Is less
than could be leased for and the buildings suitable for
any des riptiOn OF business
The Lots are known as Nos. aniS Lot No measures
about % feet lines front Gaver street, about IS feet
inches and lines in depth the iue ST Charles
street bb mt % feet wide the and about y
inches d the line dividing II from the Lot No g.
Lot No measures % feet lines front Graver street by
about 81 feet inches in depth the ae tn Caroud
let and about % feet lines the Is feet
inches on the lire dividing it from Lot No 7.
The ole according plan Of Hedn Scharbsum archi-
tects, pTl 1884 deposited in the Office of rnos Lyton,
being the property acquired from succession Of Judah
TOuro.
This fine property in the very center Of the city the
buildings bm Of best materials and situation
for business OF description will command the char
OF -ns and rental Purchaser payment of
the taxes Of1S67
8FTKRHS-Purchaser assume payment Of three notes
December 1908 and 23d January 1869 and 2d
February 1859 Secured by mortgage the property and
Tearing interest OF per until final payment
and for the balance Cash In U. s. Treasury Notes Ac OF
tae and U s terua Revenue Stamp attached the
the purchaser before A. Aazuresn Notary Public
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
BY G.. DE FERRET,

AuCrIoNEKR-Ofhce No. 62 Royal street
SATIRDAt, .BnnuaEy 1Sth. 1865, at 1e
~ O'Clock At the Merchants aud AutOneers Exchange
Royal street, between Cana and Custom streets
virtue Of order from The Honorable second Judicial
Dtrct Court Of the Parish Of aqueminss Lous
ana dated Dec mber 10 h. 1867 the following described
er belonging TO said SUGGESTIONS, AZ public alstion will be
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the Faub,urz
Jackson, OF this CITY, In the bounded Olympia
rat Couti and - louis designated numbers
and on plan drssn by Surgt 22d DAY Dscsm
Der 1885 deposited in the office OF Joseph Cuvier NOttry.
Of said city Of rev Greens the 9th March 1870
and on plan OF roux deposited plan 22l IN
ONCE Of Theodore Guyol late Notary Pubc lot.
join each other and each. measure
thirty feet front 81 Louis street, by hundred and
eleven 'eCt I've incl Is derth
TWO LOTS o. GROUND in the said tsuhourg Jackson.
designated BY he Nos and in square bl-nded BY
Alexander Napoleon Ore and st Peter streets as Der
the office o. the said CEver notary TIE lth day the
mouth and and asoa ulan Of Groux ,ted
plan No go in the ONCE Of 1heo Guvo late notary
fai1 lots Adolf each her and thirty
tort on - Peter street the front
by depth nom TO the other Of Of
dred and f'rty-thre" feet all American measure
fERNsOue fourth cash and the balance a
one tive and three the purchasers notes
secured by morg the property sold aud hearing
rest At the rate Of cent amman paid
with the clause de aienando: said be
Tor The recovery the amount Of any the ou
missions
Act Of sale with g. sterna revenue stamps attached
heore Marcel T. bucrcs notary public, purchasers
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MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co.'s SALES.

LANCE AND fEREAPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT
hsteh and single Horses EeyArt Saddle Horses, Fi.s
Work Mules Fire Much Cows Buzzis, B,rn.s, w..
etc, etc. a. szc'ion-
IN Mon TGOBERT BEOA. d CS.
n hosrGOEEET, Anctionssr
oHice-S Camp street
EhAb Y, Januavy Sd. az II O'Clock a d.
~ a. r. Ltnsr's Stables GrsviSr street. vii sold
slegHAt Match Hersss
Elegant Saddle HorseA
fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cows.
Aso-rsp and Open Buggiss, Harssss vAsonA
b. rEsES-Calh IN z. S. Treasury Notss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
BY C. e. GIRARDEY q co,
c. E. G1RARDEr. City Auetione

C. Z. GmARpET. City Auctioneer.
ofsce-No II Exchange Plaza
MONDAY, Jan. go, I SOS, at I2 o'clock NJ
A'A at the Merchants sRd Auetoneers' Exchange on
Royal street, between Canal Gust rnhouse strsets At
pub auction will he solo and continue en- successive ay
thereafter until the entire schedule property Is disposed
Of, in pursuance Of the following resolution towt-
MAToRALrY or Nav ORLEANs
City Hal, l6th day Of December, 1857 :
Resolved, That all Property. WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL, belonging the city Of New Orleans which
car be disposed Of without dermeHt public interest
rctnvnierce shall be sold under the
ton cf the Chairmen Of Committees The ale
uereef TO commence on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANU.
ARN, ISIS sud to be CONTINUED FaOM TINE To
TINE AZ the discretion Of the Charmen Of the said Com
mitiees
Resolved, That the terms Of said sales shan be ONE.
Third CASE, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES and the
balance IN notes ct equal amounts secured BY mortgage on
the props rty payable two years With i,rs. AT
The rate OF hlGHr PER CENT, FER ANNUM from date
I'LL paid and i've cent lawyers fee in Ia
say to institute suit for the payment Of said notes Acts NJ
sale before the City Notary with internal reyenus .
the Of the purchaser who will have The OPTION
TO PAY THE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY casa IN
CITY NOTES. -
Signed w PERKINS
President PRO TEN. Board Of Assist ,nt Alderman
Vsignea JAMES GRAHAM
President Board OF Alderman
Approved December l6, 1867
Signed EBEAT4 u.vo.