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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

The Blairs arc giving much trouble to The
Radicals. reported future meeting of
the Blairs and some Of their friends at the
residence of the elder Blair near Washing
ton, attracts no little notice from the Radi-
cal press. These Blairs arc terrible fcllowa
The elder Blair is u long headed old man.
and the two sons arc bold and dashing poli-
ticians. They gave Rcpublicanism its vital
lty; but after it succeeded the ultras and
ignorant parlizans got control of it., and
took ii rapidly on the downward way to
ruin. The Dlairs could not travel that
rond. They have never been known to be
passengers on that line; and the Radicals,
knowing this, show rcstlcssncss and IN
casincss at separating from them at the
''forks Of the road" The Ddter .f1mi1ias of
the Blairs is said never to have been Oh the
losing side; and this fact very much con.
trolls betting upon race political.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19
harleston Market,

CHARLESTON, Aug. Is.
Cottonull sales Of the two days
45 balcs-iddling nominal at 80.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

A Nj willing TO allow my wife The solacc
II of my home, my children that greet
me with so much joy, who have climbed my
knees to perform their little offices of ten
dcrness and affections, to be placed in such
II situation of distress in the way of making
some certain provision for tEem the means
for doing which are now within my reach
Bring yourself seriously to reflect on the
subject and trcmblc Mt the responsibility of
your affections, if you do not apply at once
to tho undersigned and have your life in
surcd i'll the best Company, Equitable Life
Insurance." % Broadway, New York.
Sinyie men mug be Insured i iSurycon's ccriM-
cate ispr2pcriy signed: nnd Vthey are polite
about Il.
JOHN r. MATTHEWS, Agent.
REFERENCE. Gen. John Bratton, II. L.
Elliott, Sam'l. Cathcart, Il. j. Means, II. A.
Heron, j. a. Bricc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

Where did Congress get authority to de-
clare that any State shall not cast its Flee
toral votes for President and Nicc-Prcsi.
dent? No Jacohin has yet uswcrct this
question. Which has 'iccn repeatedly asked
in Congress and out
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

What is tho difference between an
emperor and q beggar : The one is
sues manifestoes the other manifests
toes without his shoes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

New CorroN.-Thc first balo of
the new crop of cotton was received at
New York on Thursday of last week
from Texas. 1t was classcd as strict
and sold at 35 cents per
ponud for export to Liverpool.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

Green ncck-tics for gcntlcmcn are
into fashion.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

Among the gifts toa newly married
pair at Il town in New Jersey the 9th
er evening was \ broom sent to the lady
accompanied with the following scnti-
mcnt
"This trilling gift accept from me,
It's use | would commend
In sunshine use the brushy part,
In storms the other cnd.n
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RULE TO PLEAD,
Tho State OF South Carolina.
L Il LDD DISTRICT

II ~ t. II y y I 5 7 Il I q u .
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy Wilks, vs.. D. G. Boyle, Attachment.
WllEHEAS Tho PlainiiT did ON tho 2Gth
w day Of October, y. D. 1867 Glc
her declaration against The Defendant who.
(as it Is said) is absent from and without
tho limits Of this State and has neither wifo
nor attorney known within Tho same upon
whom copy OF tho said declaration might
be served
II Is therefore ordered that The said Do
icndant do appear md plead TO The said
declaration on or before the 9th day of o.
tobcr, a. ID. 1868, otherwise final and al,.
solutoc judgment will then 10 given and
awarded for the Plaintiff against him.
5. Is. CLQWNEY, c. C.P.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District
10th OctobcrlS67 oct 20 1c:}m1y
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Charlotte and S. G Railroad.
Egsts2 ss4gs s.gJttS.9 GlLI!.lJ
.TGl-1SassIS.. .S1elISI.yI.. GSagGlS S8sSsA

COLUMBIA, Aug. s, 1868.
IN and after this date, the Trains oyer
" this Road will run as follows
PASSENGER TRAIN NORTH
Leave Columbia 115 m
% Winnshoro, G.l0 D m
Chester, 500 M
Arrive at Charlotte, 1l.OO y IN
GOiEG SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, ll.35 y IN
A." Chester, ZIG n m
&C Winnsboro, 400 n n,
Arrive ut Columbia GOO a IN
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN WILL RUN AS roll
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave Columbia, 100 I'm
g Winnsboro, 1915 q N
"Chcstcr, LIS p III
Arrive at Charlotte, G.35 pm
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Charlotte, GOO a III
Chester, 10. 10 q nj
Ninnshoro, lao p III
Arrive at Columbia, 5Ol y IN
G. BOUKNIGllT,
Superintendent
npi
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Yerpool Market,

LIVERPOOL, Aug Is.
Cotton ed buoyant and higher !;
sales 2o,oeales-uplands l04 Or
leans 10y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19
NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
BY
JOHN MCINTYRE & co.

MTE have just received fresh supply Of
w GROCERIES whicI will be sold low
for CASH consisting Of
100 bushels Of Corn, No ! Country Flour,
barrels, half. barrels and kits Mackcrcl, Nos
|, md 8, English Dairy Cheese, Superior
Brown Soap, Mixed Pickles, Canned Oys-
tcrs, Vino Cakes, Lemon Novcty Cnkc,,
French Mustard, Crockcry, Raisins, Nuts,
all kinds, Fresh Cocoa Cream, Fig Paste,
Assorted Candies. Also Ladies' and Gen.
temcn's Shoes, (homc manufacture, Zephyr
Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco, Sc.
gars and many other articles too nurno.
rous to mention.
ilnr II
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RULE TO PLEAD,
State Of South Carolina.

RULE TO PLEAD,
State Of South Carolina.
FA II Il Id ISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
q. a. Hill (for another vs.. j. G. G. Fcastcr
Attachment
WIlEREAS tho Plaintiff did on The sixth
w day of juno a. d. 1868 file his dcca.
ration against Tho Defendant who, (as IL is
said) is absent from and without tho limits
Of this State and has Mother wife nor attor-
ncy known within tho samo upon whom q
copy Of tho said declaration might be serv-
ed.
1t is therefore Ordered, that tho said Do
icndant do appear and plead to the declara-
ton on or before the eighth day of juno,
a. d. 1869, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
for tho Plaintiff against him.
S. q. NLOWNEY, G. G. p.
Clerks Office. Fairfield District.
juno 23lc3m1y
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Gable Dispatches.
PARIS, AUGUST Ii

AXIS, NUUUST TO.
LorNapier, Of Magdala, was among the
d'stin,shed visitors who participated in
yestery's review ofthc National and Im-
pcrial tuard. The French royal family
were clusiascally chccrcd by the people
MIR. lily Rockford, of Lantern, has been
sentent to pay ten thousand francs and
one yea Imprisonment.
The n'teur, speaking Of tho recent
Frenchn, says: Thirty -four times the
amounted, has already been subscrib-
ed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19
QUEENSTOWN, August Is.

QUEENSTOWN, August 10.
Tho s'ner City Of Baltimore, with Hon
NeVedy .nson aboard, has arrived.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19
ST.. LOUIS, August Is.

Adccs from Solomon City, Kansas, re-
port>rriblo Indian outrages on the Solo Z.
monivcr settlement. Men were killed,
wom,ravished, children captured. stock
takctf, and the country stripped ofpro-
vision
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

Harvey leaves here next week, to perfect
arrangements for removing tho Indians to
reservations, with headquarters at Fort
Randall
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J the sunday CRESCENT.
BBING-OFF.
BY PESRYN PENNIFEATRER.

have borne and borne and borne; and have bbsd
on and fuobed of and fubbed of this day day.
that it is shame to be thought on ~ Hostess Quickly
The art preservatve Of all erts-the art of fub.
biDg off, What can Isay that viii beft the theme
How can ] in proper language, recount its bene-
fits What figures viii suit, what metaphors not
seem too petty to employ describing that which,
after Shakespeare had created, sustained and kept
alive the -to-be-permittedto die Jack Fall
staff
And since then, the numbers of worthy men
preserved in health and fatness by means of fub.
bDg off! The possible army of martyrs Ito infu
rate landladies) who did not die but lived because
their native genius enabled them to-fub off. The
wit and wisdom that have been prevented from
pershing before they were born and purely through
the fundamentally of-fubbing of.
1t is pleasant at all times to contemplate per-
lection, but essentially it so when it goes hand
finland with good-fellowship. Such is Tubing
of. Who ever knew a mean man to defer his
lsndlady! Can my readers point me to a stingy
fellow who was guilty of so whole-soued a thing?
No! They always pay. 1t is only your genuine
COrinthian, your lad Of mettle, who gains time by
the exercise OF his tongue. and makes up by the
plenty OF his wits for the poverty of his purse.
And then the minor beauties developed in its
execution. The many opportunities which pre-
sent themselves for kind speeches. And when
opportunity fails, the dextroCs manner in which
fabber of will make one. All these comfort the
philauthropic mind.
If there are children the path Is easier. A
friend of mine, Will Waitabit is a notable in.
stance. | have known when ten cents worth of
gum-drops procured a weeks extension; and a
dozen OF peaches have saved his baggage
from seizure more than once in the dull season
when fruit was reader to be had than funds.
he that wishes to excel in Tubing off must
recollect that familiarity is his main stake. A
landlady that calls you by your surname without
the Mr., Is far better to deal with than IL she
were more formal; and what ever you do al
ways keep her in a good humor. Take an in
terest in her family affairs and abuse her land
lord for not reducing her rent Seek occasions
to talk about her past life and discuss human
nature with her. Be very severe upon people
who run of without paying their board bills
but soften your asperity somewhat By saying
perhaps they would have paid if they could,
and relate an instance of q friend who left IN.
der very awkward circumstances, but sent the
smount year afterwards accompanied by
silver tea pot as q token of esteem, (no joke on
the steam.)
II 10 held by some advisable to affect a well.to-
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do air; but this is only partially true. Doubtless
il much assists the natural good-hearteduess of
woman to think that pay Is probable; yet this Is
not the prime motive. With taors the swagger-
ing style ia almost the only one which could con-
idently recommend, but landladies must be
treated diferently. Sympathy is the keynote.
Avoid running into diseOrd with this and you are
safe. Make her think you a capital fellow aud
she will hold of long time. turn for anecdotes
is frequently of service. and song tells am izingly
if used with Judgment. Beware, however, OF
OVERRIDING the matter. LandIadies are long-suf-
fering when their feelings are enlisted, but they
are human and there is a limit TO all things.
don't remember ever having heard the case more
forcibly put than the other day by Mrs. Towels.
had been rather negligent In my payments for
some little time back. (six months and halt,
think to be mathema;icsly accurately and on the
occasion referred 10 Mrs. I. at table expressed a
desire for interview. After | had finished my
dDneT-not, confess, with my usual zest, Tor
had a suspicion what was coming announced
my readiness for the conversation. The gist of
the affair was in her last words She said. triie
pathetcally, for she il a woman OF kind heart:
" ! wouldn't mind it. Mr.. Pennifeather, for know
times is hard and people has to bear and fOrOeir,
and things are not they once was. bat mar
ketting takes money, and them people won't
wait"
expressed my regrets as well as was sbe
and had dTay round that afternoon. for | must
give her due credit, she did the correct thing
under the circumstances, and | have all my bag
gage.
have been unable to give as much time to the
subject az should have liked, and the above hints
will probably in consequence display marks OF
think am ass aTs Ts D OsRSsd s Saying
they will be of service TO beginners; nor, indeed,
do deem it impossible that even the old practi-
toner may gain from their perusal some slight
call the art preservative of all arts-the art of
Tubing of.
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]. H. PARLANeE VS.. P. N. RrvERA-So. 2&asa
SUIT FOR A PARTITION.
BIZ q. DE FERRET.
Aucrrosrra-oaics No. 50 Bisnvine str

AucrIoNEER-ohce No. s6 Bienvile street..
4: S% sl s ,sss net -
R. ys by public suction BY virae Of judgmeet reu
District Court Of New Orleans June 9Th 1868 and gped
the 18Th day Of the same month and year the to
and dsfsndsat to,wit viii be sold 4, A s.,,.
Of this city, square bOundsd Toulouse Daupha ST.
Peter and streets measuring American msssare
mes in depth on side burgundy Is
feet lines in width on the rear tine 50 feet ~ &c es AID
thence narrowing oss inches line thsncs
thence on a straight hne IS feet and line.
The udings and mgroveme = consist o. beS House
wosiory brick kitchen containing and prvy
hriek cellar paved yard WE'LL etc The water is introduced
Ihis properly leased to the LIST November 1858
Together Of The Czsn., Louisiana
LOT OF GROUND in the Third District II this cisy.
Ia the square bounded BY Espanade MORGAN, Cor Charre
Ga, seayo o Royal and Peace streets measuring Is feet
The buildings and improvement thereon consist Of hand
dab in front bearing the No 81 E-pansde aud
tanning two arched parors -four bed vestbus
cellar below and two a bath and prvy above
and the sTS %sa e house s''r
with ~ shares Of the capital stock Of the Citizens
Thu property is leased tie LIST November 1858 tho
8 ANoYHI r LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above
measuring 70 feet il ehes front Espanade IO
The buildings and improvements consist Of a splendid
1hre story brick House. with an ornamental ian.
Ions, eight bed rooms, vestibule etc The nantes hroug
ont the house OF marble Also story brick
building wing containing below three rooms, cslT
prvy aud three rooms, bathroom and pry the upper
story.
The yard paved with smooth Tags the gas u-
tTOduced There is splendid cisten the premises
eS ERMs- For the property firstly described the
chaser will assume the q stock Of $3.50
due the Citizens Bank II Loui.isna
recording TO TIE charter said bank November t 1861
tor the balance o the udcatioR ash
md the remsind credit OF aud tveve mouths ia
Iotes secured by special mortgage and vendors sn and
bearing er cent interest after maturity with
vendors privilege and mortgage wi the clause
favor Of the vendor holder des OF
said notes The purchasers paying the att ruey tees
OF suit on the amount sued and which fixed i've
per cent.
For the property secondly described the purchaser will
the payment of stock Of gS due to the
citizens Bank Of L. uisians payable and renewable
Ig TO the charter of sad bank the LIST 1885 and
iorthe balance Of the of adjudication. the
above enumersted.
For the propev thirdly described third cash aud the
balance credit Of and his in
by special mortgage and vendors en and bearing per
interest annum AFTER maturity. with priv
lege and mortgage with the clause da don
favor OF the vendrso no der or holders Of said
purchasers paying the attorneys fees in OF
amount sued upon and which fixed at FIVE ser
Acts OF safe with U. s. internal stamps at
tached. before notary public Al the
expense Of purchasers.
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P. s.-The 4going reflections and meditations
are not intended 10 influence anybody's religious
views, or to advertise "Plsnehette," but to prove
to the public that the CRESCENT keeps informed of
everything that is going on. and will publish par
tculars at the earliest moment at SIG year, paw
able invariably in advance, gold or greenbaeks
In no case will silver be refused. Any further
news from the world of spirits will be forwarded
as soon as the tax on the same Is reduced to soc.
gallon.
P. P. S.--Members of the Louisiana legislature
who cannot read and write will lind 'Planchettev
a very useful servant, provided they can keep
their hands out of other peoples pockets long
enough to work the board
N. B." Planchette" can be easily carried
from one place to another in a carpet bag.
p. Y, All.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. JOSEPH DEYNOODT-
Second District Court Of New Orleans-NO. 304O
QY VIRTUE OF a writ OF nert fneta.
directed by the hohoaDe tne eecond Lstrct Court o.
late Sheriff. and BY said late Sheriff to transferred / vii
p'oeesd 70 - q. ~ we merchants and Auc
uoneeIs n Ncn.nkc serr Det~sen Canal and ljus-
ne Secona District OF this city I'll ES
sCribec PR perty tpwit- -S -
Assessment dis rict No a. seven souara No IN ..,.,.
one bounded by the streets Toulouse Louis Ronrhn rd
Dsuphn and measuring 37xlz7 thrtyseven feet ~ one
hundred and twenty feet according 10 the nan
TIED in the once ofIhe city Assessor and assessed al On
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EOK sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEyERAL amy
edCotton and Sugar Plantations Iocatsd IN d. -.
gorons Of he eoeL and sngsrgowing States Also Rice
rsnen Orange Orchards and large bodies Of Va uabIs
TIMBER snds Also large variety Of CITY ana subo mar
Property improved and unmproved the orm Of resdencs
stores building lots and squares Psrtis,
Wish 20 invest will do well and sxsmine our Prore
lies Nile Gard Real Estess Agents No IS CarondsI.s
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AUCTION SALES.
G, De ftatT's SALES.

POST We AND UNREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT
PARTITION, OF VERY CHOICE RESIDENCES.
SITUATED AT NOS. 81 AND 80 EsPLANADE
STREET. BETWEEN ROYAL AND CHARITIES
STREETS, AND OF AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
STAND, NO. III TOULOUSE STREET. BETWEEN
DAUPHIN AND BURGUEDY STREETS
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r. O. CHAMBERLAIN W.. J. s. soorT-sgCOND JUS
uee Court-Parish Of Orlsans- No 4S47
Rf tlhTsE OF a writ OF hert facta.
~ 70 me d ected BY ~ Hen Shelley Second Iu-tics ~
the Peace Parish Of Orleans shall A. ahie
Auction, on MONDAY, toe Sd day Of August, 1868 Il
O'Clock p NJ at the Delta Warehouse Front street he
tween Lafayette and Girod streets the foIlogpe desbsd
property; to-wit: '''u
One lot of HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized IN the above suit
ssr TERss-Cash the spot in Y. s Treasury notes
j. W. QUINN. Gonst4 bIa
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FOR the New Orleans Sunday Crescent1
"Joeko y presents to the public another mes
sage from the depths" of romsnce-(he does not
say rhodomontade, for fear that his motives might
be misunderstoUd.) What it is entitled may be
found out by further investigation.
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AUCTION SALES.
c. E. GIRAROeY q co.'s SALES.
IN THE NATTER OF JOHN eoRDY, BANKRUPT
ny g. r. arRARDEr q CO..
NICHOLAS j. HoEY, Auctioneer,
nA~.-No II Evrhange plas

y.
...- .-4 .e. Omce-No. II Exchange Place
CATURDAY. August 4, s6s, at ~ O'Clock
- n At the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, on
Ro, al ofNew Orleans virtue OF order OF the
Honor EDWARD H. Dure Judge, bearing date the 80
cay 1868 public auctt viii be sold 10. account
the Of John GoIdy Bankrupt the following described
property, t0-vt: . . 20.
Maly, State Of louisiana described as follows
l. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, together with the
buildings mems, lying and bling tuate Ia the
parish Mary both sides Of the Bayou CypremOr
less bounded norh by the
press swamp by the land belonging to sgur Gallery.
marsh by lands at presently OF Jno
Carey all being in Township IA south OF Ranger east ard
comprising all Of Sections Hnd of said towns ip 1873
II which hsv been entered by j. L. Daniels and
Douglass wilkins, and afterwards acquired by DIR r
Scott z % Of which being entered by the said DR.
p ASD ALSO TWO LOTS Of forty llO acres each o.
ship IA south OF Range the being contiguous
posed he southwest quartet Of northwest
quarter 70 and the southeast quarter of the nth
quarter Of Section "a acquired by said John Oy from
DR. p scott b. Of sale executed be0rs j. O. Psrkn
Recorder Of the parsh of ST. Mary Louisiana in July
le59.
The above desc rbed properties viii be sold with the ce
cate Of mortgages from the Recorder Of parish
tsehed the acts Of showing that there
resting said properties; the assign.
being responsible for other guarantees
TERMs-CRsh the spot in U. \. Treasury notes.
Act Of sale together with the U. s. Internal Revenue
Stamps attached at the Of the purchaser before
Gernon, ESQ notary publie
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PANIc-STRUCK BEAUTY.-It is q terrible shock
TO q charming woman-indeed. to any woman
Never WILL any human being who uses the fragrant
sezodont make that discovery.
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-. FACES TRANsFIGURED.-A soiled portrait in the
hands of an expert picture cleaner soon becomes
fresh and brilliant. but not more rapidly than
bemished complexion under the effects of that
heslthful floral beauti6er, PhslOn's Psphian Lo-
finn
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C0NSTABLe'S SALES.

MARIA SUFFER- vs. HENRY REHDFR-SrArE op
Louis'sns Parish OF Orleans-COnstables Offce-Sxth
RI bIhTtE of q writ of nerf facta.
- 70 me directed BY the Honorable the sixth Justice
or me Peace IN 9 ebsye numbered ard entitled can.e
WI proceed % At public auction FRIDAY the A
Gay Of July 1875 az ~ o'clock ~ the Funit. re AID Ef
ss-IEENs-Cash in s Treasury Note.
WN GORMLEY, Constable
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SUCCESSION Of CELESTE PERRAULT-so 1928.
DWELLING HOUSE ON MELPoMENE STREET, Be
TWEEN PRYTANIA AND CAMP STREETS
BY G. DE FERIET.

TUESDAY, Augu', L. Is0s, at AZ O'Clock
n n. at the hurchsnts' and AuctiOne-rs' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Cusohouse str-e oy
virtue of order from the Honorable John W Thomas
Juoge o. the Second District Court Orleans dated
Juy I'd. 1865 the following described estate by pub
auction will be Sold
LOr OF GROUND situated in the First District Of this
city in tquare 70 60 bounded by selpomene Camp ITALIA
and Pytsnia streets sad lot forming part 10
Ian deposited in the office of p Ptdsscaux Iae
public m this city in he year ls7 measuring 81 feet
mont on Mepomene street by l2D feet In depth
Together with the One story Woo Honse containing
four two cabiDet gallery OnestOry kitchen
ing tour rooms. gallery ives. hydrant, 6 2 trees.
R9-rRRMs-Cash ia q. q Treasury Notes
Act # SALE with internal stamps attached At
pureha er's expense, be ore A. Dreyfous public