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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-14

A COUGH, COLD, OR A S0RE
THROAT requires immediate attention. and
should be checked. II allowed To continue.
Irritation OF the Lungs, a permanent
Throat Disease, ar COnsumPttOn is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having a direct influence to the parts, give
immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asth-
nas, Catarrh, COnsHmptive and ThTOat
Diseases, Froches are used with always good
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only - Browns Bronchial Froehes," ana
do not take any Of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
oct27 4rne0d
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Cincinnati NIarlref
1T. LOuis Market.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1S.-TobaccO-none Offering
Superdne -four s.. Wheat 81 4592 65. Corn
9Q992e. Oats. 72675e. Rye inactive. Provi
sions very quiet; pork, $40 5092l; clears sides
he: shoulders. CSC. Lard, ll94c.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturday al 3 o'clock A. ~, arrives 1T Mask
vile Mondays Wednesday and Fridays at !
o'clock p. n.
LEwIsBURa AND EoLENsyILLE sTAaE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday Of 7:3a 4. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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Leaves A. N.
Arrives at ?. NJ
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

ONCE BOurs.
ON : A. to6P.M Sundays. 7 to Q A. N.
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ll.Ni lhttill-ii
seqossd sEaalsintrfgu and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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FIRST northern.
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MARKETs.


LoSDoS, Feb. 2s.-Noon.-Con 92T0s3
bonds. 7la.
PAKIs, Feb. 2s.-Bullion in the Bank of France
has increased 100000 francs. Bourse heavy
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s-Noon.-Cotton dull: sales
5000 bales sales for the week 81 900 bales for ex
port 5000 bales, spectators 1000 bales, stock 292
600 bales. Of which 10000 bales are American.
Breadstuffs quiet.
LONDON, Feb. 28. Erening.-securites un.
changed.
FRlSKFoRT, Feb. 2s.-Bonds 70.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %, Evening.-Cotton closed
heavy under unfavorable Manchester advices; up
lands 3d.; Orleans 92d. Sales to-day 5000 bales
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Gold l4I2. Old bonds
lloi. Sterling 1921. Floor dropping. Wheat
NTw Yorx. Feb. 2s.-Cotton market dali and
@c lower; sales to-day 5000 bales; middlings 22c
Flour dull and the market favors buyers: state
s. 6OQlO so; Southern 50 sO0i4 Is. Wheat
dull. Corn heavy; white Southern 81 lsal 20
Pork s2t 62. Lard l5t@ieac. Coffee buoyant
and &c. higher. Naval stores unchanged. Freirbts
quiet. Gold l4ll. Old bonds llOa. Sterling Gn.
changed.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Money easisr-offerings
exceed the demand. Call loans SOS. Prime dis.
counts z y cent. Sterling dull. Gold after
quiet day. with few fluctuations closed steady at
l4l4. Stocks rather better, with q general re-
covery from afternoon rates. Sub-treasury bal
ance $l07 100000. Governments closed steady
5.20's OF 1852 with coupons, ll0; of 1854 LOT; of
1865, l0s3; Of 1867, lO7; l0-4O's, l044 1905
l06t.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2s.-FIour-family sll0
$ll 25. Wheat dull 81 45012 so. Corn dull at
e3@S4c. Oats 66067c. Tobacco at full prices.
Mess pork $23 75@24 70. Bacon firm /; shoulders
llac.; clear sides l4lc. Sugar-cured hams 179
lSc. Lard Ice. Coffee frm-2l6l26c. Glover
seed quiet-l2lGl3c. Hay dnll-sl20l4 But
ter scarce at 40Q45c.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2s.-Tobacco steady Flour
active; superfne s7Qs. Wheat 81 5502 So.
Corn frmer-S2085c. Oats frmer-6SN73c,
Mess pork $24 5U@25. Bacon-shouIders l0lc;
clear sides 1859. Sugar cured hams 160l7c.
Lard higher-l6@l64c.
MOBILE. Feb. 2S-Cotton market opened firm
at 2lc. for mddlings, but closed quiet under Liv-
erpool adyices at 203G2lc. Sales to-day, 1900
bales; receipts. 2S09; exports, e536. Sales for
the week. 9l00 bales receipts, IL, ,420; exports
foreign Is, $50, coastwise $50. Stock on hand,
50, ,409 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 2s-Cotton opened firm and
advancing, but closed dull and declining IL. Mid
dliDgs, 2l3c. Sales, 629 bales; receipts, 2050;
exports to-day, l3 ,642, Of which l0,06S were to
Liverpool and 2574 to the continent.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 26.-Sales Al bhds Leaf To
bscco. LUgs to medium leaf $52sli; market
sustained. Cotton 20G20lc. forniddlings. Flour
Superfne S. 25@6 20; fancy sl2 50@l3. Wheat
81 5O@2 So. Corn dull, 75@s0c. Lard Ice.
Mess Pork s25. Bacon-Shoulders ll2c., clear
sides l51c. Bulk meats-Shoulders 104c.. clear
sides IA. Whisky frmer and higher; raw 81 250
81 27. Oats steady at t6746Sc.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2S.-Cotton market firm
middliDgs &c.
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STAPLE HARDwARE.--Messrs. Taylor & Churchill,
dealers in foreign and domestic hardware, guns
cutlery, etc., advertise in another column list of
agricultural implements Of the best and most i'm
proved style, which hey will now sell at the low
est market price. These implements are such as
these gentlemen are holding out TO planters
should not be overlooked. Parties visiting the
city should make IL a duty to call at Al Magazine
street, opposite the st. James Hotel as it is there
they will find hoes, axes. plows, plow lines, all
kinds Of carpenters tools, etc., ct prices that defy
competition. Messrs. Taylor h Churchill are de-
termined 10 offer such inducements to the trade
10 buy Of them. that they will not think Of flying
to others they know not of for greater favors.
See their advertisement.
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FROM RALEIGH.


Consei vative and Radical state and Con.
gressionsl Noninatioas.
BALEIGH, N. c.. Feb. 27.-Fhe convention met
and adjouri ed at an early hour to attend the
rad cal nominating convention. That body up to
$3.50 P. N. had made the following nominations:
For governor, W. W. Holden, of Wade county;
lieutenant eoversor, Todd r. Caldwell, of Burke
county; secretary of State, II. J. Meninger,
of Ohio; public treasurer. ID. A. Jenkins, of Gas
ton county; auditor, Henderson Adams of
Davidson county superintendent Of public works,
G. L. Harris, OF Wake county; superintendent OF
public instruction, Rev. s. s. Ashley, Of Mass;
judges Of Supreme Court, r. NJ. Pearson, present
Chief justice, X. p. Dick, of Guilford w. B. Rod
man, of Beaufort, and perhaps tive more of the
superior court judges; first circuit court, G. G..
Poole, Of PasquOtauk; second, T.. w. Jones, Of
Washington; third, G. r. Thomas of Craven I:
fourth. d. L. Russell. Jr.. OF Brunswick; fifth, r.
BUxton, of Cumberland.
Several others to be nominated. The following
nominations were made by the district meetings
held here:
First Congressional District-John R. French. of
Washington City, said not to be citizen OF the
state. 20
Second Dis.rict-Col. David Heaton, of Ohio.
Fourth District-Col. J. T. Devices, of Illinois
IL is said that j. Fl. Harris. negro, was first
nominated but declined, giving as a reason that
the radicals in Congress didn't wish negroes in
that body.
The State convention executive committee met
here to-day. The time being too short to call .
convention, they proceeded to nominate caadI.
dstes as empowered to-day by the convention.
The following are the nominations made. up to the
present time: For governor, 2. B. Vance, OF
becklenberg; for lieutenant governor, f. D. Hall,
of New Hanover secretary Of state, R w. Best,
Of Green public treasury, X. P. Battle, of Wake;
auditor, S. W. Burgin superintendent Of public
works. l.. +. Patterson, OF Caldwell; superinten-
dent OF public instruction Rev. Craven, ID. D., Of
Randolph judges Of the Supreme Court, r. NJ.
Pearson, chief justice w. II. Battle and E. g.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. 2s-1l A. x.-wind N.
N. z. and fresh.
Arrived: ShiIs VIM. Woodbury., Mclean, Liv.
eerpooi, to Lowell q Bailey; British ship Cambris,
Harrington, from Havana, in ballast, to Lowell &
Bailey; ship Gen. Berry. Watts, from Valencia
to master; steamship Star Of the Union. Cooksey,
Philsdelphia via Havana, to Creevy Nickerson
Co. Nothing sailed.
N. f. and light.
Arrived: Steamship Alabama, Bowers master.
with merchandise and passengers 70 c. A. WHIT.
Bey 4 Co.; steamship Harlan, Lewis master, with
merchandise and passengers, to G. A. Whitney
a Co. Sailed: Steamship Kensington, bark Jen-
ME Cobb aed brig Winfield.
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lars in cash, set Of diamond studs and cuff out
toas, promisory note for $500, and due bill TO
$50. The thieves have not been discovered. A
notice, describing the note and due bill. and eau
uon'ne sfsinst the negotiation thereof, will bs
ound elsewhere.
fn.-A fire broke out last night about II
O'Clock in the Magnolia coffee house. corner OF
Magnolia and Delord streets, and completely
destroyed the building, together with an adj oiuina
grocery. store. Both buildings were small, and
the entire loss cannot exceed $4,000. Whether
covered by insurance or not could not be ascer.
tanned The cause Of the fire is unknown.
Fnsr DISTRICT CoURr-Judqe Hozoe-Fe6. a.
In the case Of Edward Murphy. charged with
assault and battery on the person Of Joseph Alex
ander, the district attorney entered nolle
Margaret Kelly wss tried for The ,.rc.,v .,
twenty dollars from Maceline Gsrnier, and was
convicted.
The grand jury was in session, but made no
presentmenfs. N
WIN. Morris was tried upon an information
charging him with stealing watch and iewelry
worth sbont elk hundred doilsrs, from the house
OF Jennie Forrest, on Rampant street, between
st. Louis and Cont. The Jury was unable To
agree. and the prisoner was remanded for an.
on charge q breaking INTO tie sable of vsIlsr,s
Williams, celored, and stealing therefrom two
coats belonging to Williams, and valued az ffty
oonofss rnu t"o ettb Oi uhFncss, Tie properly OF
J. Pinckney Smith, worth about one hundred dol
lars. The jury In this case also failed to agree,
and the accused was remanded to be tried again
RECORDER EEvILLE's CouRr.-The immortal
John Smith was caught pilfering on Fulton street,
on Thursday and sent therefore to the Workhouse
for sixty days.
A. Campbell shares his fate, for assaulting,
beating and robbing T. Colgan on the highway.
VIM. Tipney, colored, charged by Mrs. Alice
Henshaw with entering her premises with intent
to steal. was sent for thirty days TO the same n-
stituiion.
Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Ford. Mrs Coyne and Mrs.
Keeffe, charged with getting on huge spree and
disturbing the peace Of No. 224 New Levee street.
had to give bonds in $3.50 each, to insure their
good behavior. -7TT
Benedict 0ser and VIM. Walsh, had friendly
set-to on Dryades street, which brought them be-
fore the recorder, who fined Oser $40 and released
Walsh.
Thos. Jones. colored, entered a charge against
Moilie Moore, sister and woman,r for forcibly
abstractng from atlantis right hand vest pocket.
the sum Of $3S, with intent to steal the treasure
The poor, weak man, therefore charges Mollie
with robbery. She was remanded to appear on
the 9Th of March.
BsRley and Gallagher, the men accused of steal
ing i've hundred dollars worth of leather. have
bad their case fixed for the llth Of March. Bonds
$500.
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FROM EUROPE.

Feniana-The English Cabinet Question.
LoNDoS, Feb. 2s.-The royal assent has been
given to the bill suspending the habess corpus 10
Ireland.
In the House of Commons, Lord Stanley said
the adjournment OF Parliament until Tuesday was
desirable, TO afford the government an opportu.
nifty 10 complete the cabinet.
Gladstone said that such delay was unprece.
dented, but in the present case might be justifs,
bic.
The parsonage at Wilmount, near Cork was at
tackled last.night, but the assailants were driven
off,
General Nsgle and his fellow prisoners have
been indicted for treason at Sligo.
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THE nncoAsrHuorIox CONVENTION
sEyENrr-FoURrH pAY.

FRIDAY, Feb. 2s, 1863.
Convention met at 1880 A. NJ; sixty delegates
present. Judge Taliafeuo presiding.
motion by p. G. Deslonde of lberville, ex-
tending the thanks Of the convention TO " Gen.
Grant and the United States Congress for their
brilliant actions In the great work Of reconstruc
tion Of the southern States" was read and laid
over.
The work Of re-adopting articles of the Const.
tuition, as returned by the committee on style,
was resumed under the head OF unfinished busi-
ness.
Articles from No. 80 to 1871. inclusive, were
adopted. after which the convention adjourned TO
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock Am.
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SALE OF NELLIGAN & BAssETrI-The attention
Of the public In general is called to the closing out
sale, at O'Clock this evening, OF Signor Pandoi-
fBi's splendid and choice selection Of Italian
marble satusry. vases. etc., at the Crescent Auc-
tion Mart, No. "a Carondelet street.
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY %, 1868

Resde, associate justices Of the present courts
and two others. Five other nominations not ye,
announced. ~ttes go ~ =
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Planters snd country merchants are aware that
staple dry goods have advanced largely. L. Il.
Gardner Co., are Offering them at fifteen per
Common street.
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SAILING OF THE GEORGE CRoxwELL.-The
steamship George Cromwell, e E. Vail command
ing, sails this morning al O'Clock for New York,
direct, with full freight and number Of pas
eepQers.
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CorToN FRAuDs-Gen. Grant IDlplicated.-A
Memphis dispatch, Of the 24th, TO the Cincinnati
Enquirer says:
The suit pending here in the courts. regarding
the forcing of citizens in 1862 10 sell cotton TO
army spectators at stipulated prices, or have the
sane confscated. has brought 10 light important
facts. II was proven 10 the trial that Gen. Grant
and other officials were privately connected With
the cotton spectators during the advance of the
army through Mississippi and Tennessee in 1862.
In this case defendant, 9 Northern man, saves
himself BY proving. by several witnesses, that
where the citizens would not accept the prices
offered for cotton, it was confscated by the qnar-
teTmasters. Gen. .Grantreceived a per centage on
all cotton bought.
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Fifty dollars sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale ct 81 Canal street.
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The advance i'm cotton has caused material
advance In dry goods, but L. II. Gardner a Co.
are Offering them at prices fifteen per cent below
New York prices, at 81, 90 and 95 Common street.
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ASK FOR HKLxBoLD's rLrD EXTRACT BUcHU.
-rKoN THE
LARGEST MANUFACTURING cHlMIsTmTHt WORLD

lam acquainted with II. T. Hslmbold; he occupied the
drug opp site derce and successful In
duen the business where others had been equally b.
fOishm. hase favoraby impressed with his charac
ter and ertegTise.
WIN. wKIGBTMAN, Cerm Of flowers wsightmsnJ
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Phslade phla
The proprietor has induced TO make this
from The fact .hat Ma remedies although advertised.
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ACTS GENTLY.

pleasant IN and odor free from ali inurlOus props
ties, and immediate in LIS actioA.
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FROM AUGUSTA. GA.

On Charges OF MslsdmInfstration.
AUGUsTA, Feb. 2s.-General Meade has issued
an order that in the case Of the municipal authori
ties OF Savannah. the charges OF alleged malad-
ninistration not being sustained before the mill.
tsry commission BY sufficient evidence, the case is
dismissed.
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WHAT THE PRESIDENT AND STANTON sAY-rHE
-.GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLICn AND THIS NARY
LAND MrLIrIA-KwING ACCEPTS, ETC.
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS,

And knowing the intelligent refrain from using anything
pertain Quscfeiy the P.teat Medicine srder-mos
Of which pspATs by self styled Doctors, wAo to
inOrsnt TO read cians simplest prescription, much
ets competent TO pre- Phsrmae uticsl preparations
These parties 70 various OF enecng sales such
ccpyi paIts Of pspusr remedies and
xnisbing with csrti6cates.
She Scispce OF Medicine stands SIMPLE, PURE AND
MAJESTIC h-,r. feet forits basis induction its pillar
trsah alone for its capital.
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hessTs. Keep & CaaIheld have on hand at their
old stand. Nos. II and 70 Poydras street, large
stock Of -four OF all grades. mess and prime mess
pork. bacon clear sides and shoulders. lard in
tieTees and kegs, the Magnolia hams, aud choice
Western aud Goshen butter. Your attention Is
invited 10 their advertisement in another column.
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FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,

&c Medics Properties contained Dispenssory Of the
United STATES which the following is copy:
"BUCHU-rts odor is strong. dIaasive. and somewhat
aromatic is bite ish aud analogous to that OF mint
given chiefly in complaints of the Uriny Organs sa
Gravel Chronic Of the Bladder morbid irritation
Of the Bladder ssd Ufeths diseases Of hs Pr strae and
Retention the Incantnence OF Urine from loss Of
the concerned in Its evacuation It has also been
recommended Dyspepsia. chroac Rheumatism outsnsOus
Affections and Dropsy."
FOR BURTHER INFORMATION
See Professor pswses valuable works the Practice Of
See remarks made by the celebrated DR.. Physc, of
Phlsdsphis
See any and all Standard Works on Medicine.
IDr KrrsER is physician Of thirty years experiences
and graduate of the Jerso. Medical College aud OF the
University Of Medicine and Surgery of Philadelphia
NR II. T. hrlxnoLD: II
DxIR kra-In regsrd the question sstsd 70 my
opinion BUcBU, would say that have used and
sold the article forms TO the past thirty
DO think there form preparation Of 1t have not
used used in ,he various diseases where such
inedicats agent wculd be indicated
You vel myself, that n has bsen exte
employed the various diseases Of the bladder and
kdssys and the repuatoa has acquired In jud smsnt
swzrrsn;ed BY the facts
have aud used. before stated, every folu OF
BUCHU-the powdered leaves the simple dscocon tncture
nuio and not coxnzsnt Of preparation
cf that plant At all EQUAL yosrs Eighteen exper
fence ought thi. r. give the right {, judge OF s
merits without judce partially give
csdence all hers
value your Puchu for ils effects on patients. have
tn cured With IT, diseases OF the
bladder kid rhsn cured with say other
Buehu, any propiistary eompo und OF whatever
name. Respectfully your. etc,
lfO Wood street, Pi tsburx. Pa
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VOLUME XVII.


HsmboIrs Buehu.
- ss ssf aft1-.sr -
80 ts.fec gsEf
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
-'o.- .isIeo vaE
.ff.,r7 DIABErEs.
- r p u' sraa - misa
IRRITATION OF THE NECK. OF THE BLADDER
SrLArxAnoS OF THE KIDNEYS. CA
rARRu OF sHE BLADDER srRAs-
curry OR PAINFUL ILLUMINATING.
For thsss diseases. is truly sovereign remedy. and 100
fno~n 10 renesetfe most Urgent symptoms.
Are you ousid With that distressing pain in the smsn Of
the back and through the hps A tsaspooaui dsJ OF
KELMBoLD's BUcHU win rslIsveyou-
Physicians AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE.
make No secret Of ingredients. HELNBoLD's Ex-
TRACT BrCt composed OF Buchu, cubebs and Junipsr
Berries selected .ih great prepared in vaeuo and
according TO rulss Of ,r.I-
PHARMACY AND onExIsrKr.
iDurstcs afforded.
A DIURErIo
is THAT WHICH ACTS UPON TUE KIDNEYS.
.HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
ACTS GENTLY.
pleasant tsts and odor free from all iujurOu proper
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a WORD or CAUTION

&
Health important; and the afflicted should
sdVeised NED cine; any remedy, unes- iss contents
ina rodents others besides the ufac,ur
until they satisfied Of qualifications Of the party
70 oneribg
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SUIT FOB A PARTITION,
NV a nn FERRET,

kucrIoSEER-Onhce No. So Benvine street.
x: S S%y s aaa Ssssoasr
Royal street BY public suetn BY yrsse 81 o b Tbrd
District Cout Of New June 9Th 1856 and signed
the 1871 day Of the same m0R ant 1na Ssip By plaintiff
and dtiendant towt will be sold - ~, ss,nd district
If this civ in the square bounded by Toulouse Dauphn ST.
Peter and 6urgundy streets measuring Amsse4l and
lines in depth the side nearest 20 Burgundy street -
denh on the er SIDE beginning on rouloa street
thence narrowing feet inches and line thence iartae5
tbspce on a straight line ID feet and line H..
The buildings and mgGyewe u ecnss ~ fouT rooms
Two ory brick kitchen containing inree rooms ava gIsy
brick cellar paved yard we'll etc Ihs a'e' I"
In Rs pS Is leased MP to the November 1853 at
,sn b i62 Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana
LOT or GROUND in the Third District u this cry;
IN ba sanae bounded by Espanads Moreau, OR Cesres
acay oJ Royal sns1se ' ~ SePtb of ''
She buildings aud improvements thereon consist Of tnd
% ,S bsSn lie So 81 Esp snsde street and
tanning two arehed g@loGs iou, ped oCp Toe sp a.
calsr below and two rooms bath rom and pryy above
he ysIa a an nv a %troduced thrcngbsu
Tossther with AZ shares capital stick of the Citizens
Ih property is leased up LIST Move nbsr 1853 at tho
rate a N SI rs LOT or GRoUSD adjoining the above
measuring 20 il ehes front on EpanAde street oy lOO
The buildings and Improvements consist Of splendid
Thre story Brick Hogse with an % arSed
oTs egbt bed rooms vesbue etc. The NANTES hrous q
ami IN hon. are Of marble Also two story brick Dacs
mi ding on win containing below tree rooms cellar ana
prvy ard three rooms, bathroom and prSy in the upper
I a.. A. .-a..r "a go in
| froduc.d Tht a splendid cistern on the premises
sFTERMs-For tn proper' hSsty aeseosa ~ We s ps
,hsser The pyme't u STOCK note OF ST.
due he tEens u Loni tana payable and renswt
sccor6ng to charter # said bank IN November 1t $50
md Tor he balance the price VI adudicatioR one thd
md The remaind credit o. six and Twelve months in
notes serul ed special mort age aud vendors men, an
hearing e. cent per annun after maturity VIII
vel do privilege mOTtgage with the 'use de nor
enSndoh in favor the vendor holder Or no des
said notes purchasers nayng the rneys es IN
on ut on the amount sued upoI and which ae liked al nv
| Ter cent. . - -. -.L...- ,-i
assume the payment stock note Of s95 one 70 "a
citizens Bank of J. uisiana payable and renewsoS -
ing 10 the charter Of said bank on the LIST August l
rhe balance Of the OF adjudcaOn the same as
| above enumerated . -, - - A.
baanee on credit and mon hs in notes secure
bv specia mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing p
cent interest per maturity, with vendor PRIV
iege and mortgage with the clause de non aienaf 90
favor ~ the vend holders OF said notes
uurchser paying the attorneys fees In case OF suit on u
amount sued upon and which liked at hve yer cent
| Acts Of sale, with U. ). internal revenue stamps
| tached, before - notary puOhc' ~ ~
expense Of purchBsers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-13

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