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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10
ELECTION.

state of Indiana, vanderburgh County
RLYFHE HYNEs. CLERK OF
IL the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, do
hereby certify to the Sheriff of said
county, what officers are TO be elected at
the second Tuesday in October, 1868, at the
different places of holding elections in
said county, to-wit:
A Governor OF the State OF Indiana.
A Lieutenant Governor or
+ A Secretary OF state. -rs ..-
Z An Auditor OF State.
A Treasurer OF State.
A Clerk of Supreme Court. ~-s
A Reporter Of supreme Court.
A Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
An Attorney General of State.
A Member OF Congress for the First Con-
Qressional District OF Indiana.
A Common Pleas judge for the District
composed OF the counties of Posey, War
rick, Gibson. and Vanderburgh.
One District Attorney for said District.
A Senator from VanderE2Tgh County;
two Representatives from Zata county.
A Clerk of the Vanderomgh Circuit
= a IF Treasurer Of Vanderburgh County.
p = Recorder of Deeds OF Yandefburgh
Hn Appraiser of Real Estate of said
4 County Commissioner for the Taird
A Coroner OF vanderburgh County, and
one township Assessor for each of the
several Townships in said county.
And the Sheriff OF said county Is hereby
ordered and directed to give due and legal
notice OF sucst election according to law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court at Eva nsYllle, this 26th day of
August, 1868. ~ 1865
BLYTHE HYNES, CLERK v. c. G.
per Fl. w. BIPPUs, Deputy Clerk.
], Jacob III. Miller, sheriff OF Wander
burph County. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing notice Of election Is q
true and complete copy OF the original.
on file in my ofiee. this the 9th oay Of
j. H. MILLER, Sheriff VIC.
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How Indiana is to be Carried for the
Ku.KlnX Nominees.
From the Chicago Tribune.l
FORT WAYNE. Ind Sent. 4. is

Fort WAYNE, Ind, Sept. A, 1868.
The circular, as published in this
mornings Tribune, from Joe Melon
aid and others, and sent to Republic
cans in indianapolis, for the ostensi-
BILE purpose of procuring fair elec-
ton is refreshingly cool, In view of
the fact that the Democratic Ku-
Klux organization, known as White
Boys in Blue, which have made, as
they suppose, full and complete ar.
rangements to take charge of the polls
on election day at Indianapolis and
some other cities and towns in various
parts of the State; and this circular
IS gotten up for the purpose of afford
Ing an excuse to the Ku- Klux to have
row of the tallest kind. The man
ssg saeen of preparing the way for a
m ngnt has been in the hands of COM
o n..tee for some days, and their DELHI
HSra5ons have been known to a few
narad 1g Republicans, who are pre-.
pared to flank their everyRmoyement
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& Rnual TaxatIOn. ,,

The Chicago Times denies that the
plank in the Copperhead platform
which calls for equal taxation of
every species of property was in
tended to include real estate. 1t al
leges that farms and houses and lots
cannot be taxed by the United States
Government, Notwithstanding they
have been so taxed repeatedly, and
no longer ago than 1862. But sup
pose we admit that real estate is not
included. The platform nevertheless
requires that -four and whisky shall
be taxed equally, and beef and tobacco
be taxed equally, that poultry and
petroleum be taxed equally, that
pianos and potatoes be taxed equally,
that carriages and cucumbers be tax
ed equally, and that greenbacks and
bonds be taxed equally-each accord
ing to its real value. This is equality
Of taxation with a vengeance.
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A coRRrsPonDEfr of the Cincin-
cinuati Commercial. after detailing
his conversations in Kentucky with
various politicians, says:
"As a summary of what | saw and
heard in Kentucky, | IN only say
ANYTHING at all by their talk, they
mean fight, and, in the event of a
Democratic victory, will inaugurate it
at once. They seem to be desperate
over the loss of slavery and political
power in the nation, and they now
feel like doing what they did not in
1861-going into the fight as State,
as we'll as individuals.
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taXatlOn WITH q vengeance.

THE New York Express. Demo-
cratic, attributes the overwhelming
Republican majority in Vermont to
the fact that the reading and speak
ing have been in Vermont all one
side" This is damaging admission.
They have schools, churches and
newspapers in Vermont, but none of
them aid the Democrats. The peo-
pie OF Vermont are among the most
Intelligent of those in any State in
the Union, and by this Democratic
authority their intelligence is all Re-
publican. The Democracy, we are
left to infer, are the small balance of
unintelligent and corrupt people which
remains in every community.
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SENATOR Morton and family re-
turned 10 this city on Saturday last
after a brief absence at st. Catha
rines, Canada, where the Senator has
been sojourning for the benefit of his
health. He is considerably improved.
and viii soon take an active part In
the canvass. He speaks at Center
Vile on Wednesday, with Governor
Baker, General Kimball, and Col.
Observation-Disclosures journal.
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Agents for the Journal,

IL. A. HALL, Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERG UsoN. PetersDurgh, IND
HARRY X. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
W j. l.. HEMMENWAY, RoOnvllle, Ind.
&. r. DEBRULER, Newburgh, Ind. d.
JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
j. NJ. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind. S as
II. w. WEAVER, Poseyvtlle. Ind.
-. Is. CoRwIN, =omerville, Ind.
Capt. WHITING, Cynthiana, Ind.
+. j. ROGERS, New Harmony, Ind.
HARVEY BOND, Hazleton. Ind.
THos. McCUTCB EN-, Sandersville, Ind
URBIH MARKS, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward TO as
orders tor Binding and Job Printing.
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CIRCULAR. .l
~ AVING ENTERED UPON THE
IL enterprise of establishing a Tobacco
market In Eva9nsyille; we . beg leave to
lucky and TO the tobacco growing commu-
mites of Indiana and Illinois.
1t is our aim and determination to build
up Home Market, equal, all things con-
sidered, TO any in the country, which we
conceive to be OF manifold interest TO The
extensive Tobacco growing region sur
rounding Evansville, and with our large
and intimate acquaintance In the adjacent
counties OF Kentucky, and the encourage
ment and many facilities afforded by our
city. we are confident that our efforts will
be speedily crowned with success. af
large majority of the planters In this
section have never priced their tobacco for
the reason that they have had no Home
Market where they could be present and
witness its sale, and besides, most planters
are not prepared to prize their own crops.
For their convenience we will complete
arrangements Gin due time for the new
crop,) with good and reliable men in every
neighborhGod to furnish hogsheads and
plize tobacco upon reasonable terms,
Then each Planter can accompany
has Hogshedds, and see them Inspected,
Weighed and Sold, and return Home
a0ith the Proceeds.
Our manner of selling tobacco will be
so conducted as to insure satisfaction.
separately upon its own merits to the
highest bidder at public auction.
NOb only out dealers Will md
that our MAJ ket affords many advantages
to them. Quick sales, even at small prof
its, will enable dealers to conduct extern
sfVe operations during the season, upon q
small capital, with the least possible dam
danger of loss.
We also pledge our best efforts In the
sale of Cotton and other produce, and all
consignments to ne forwarded win receive
our prompt attention.
For the character of our house we refer
to our acquaintance, to our local agents,
and to the leading business houses of Ev.
ansville, and hope by promptness, energy,
and strict integrity, to merit reasonable
share OF patronage.
Respectfully,
MARTIN, HEADLEY, & co.
September Isl, 1868.
p. $50 our eaterprtsiing friends
zoe propose to d10ard the following
premiums:
Premium-S2O in Gold to the Plant.
err from whom we Receive the Arst
h0gshead, New Crop.
Premlum-$1O In Gold TO the Plaat. |
er from whom we Receive the second |
H0gShead, New Crop.
Premlum-S5 in Gold to the Plant |
er from whom we receive the third |
HOgshead, New Crop.
sept1- 1wd INV NJ, n. d CO.
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OOHuIy OOufeueAOH Ou 1AO Kun tuSoe-1
writes to that paper glowing account
of the Convention aud the Torchlight
Procession, and concludes his letter
with the following complimentary
notice of our city: ea
70 THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE
Is more like a city than any other
place in the State. The Ohio River,
which, in the peculiar economy of
nature, runs past laEge cities, gives it
the ability to carry on heavy trade,
North and South. with the Missis-
sippi and up the Cumberland. Sew
eral large steamers lie at its wharf all
the time, and the commercial import
ance of the place is rapidly increas-
ing. The people are alive to their
business interests. There is plenty
of capital and none of il sluggish. 1t
is ready FOR prompt investment, when
ever a good opening is present
ed. The completion of the
Evansville, Henderson and Nash
vile Railroad. now fairly under
way, will mark an epoch In the his
tory of the Crescent City. 1t has
long lines of closely built business
houses; it has beautiful residences
and spacious yards; it has an earnest
business community, largely composed
of Germans; and a society unexcelled
in the State. Ii has Street Railway
Company. operating a long line, aud
which is constantly stretching out its
iron fingers, aud taking into the mar
ket large unoeeupied tracts Of land,
when find ready sale at good figures,
indicative OF feeling of confidence
in the future of the place. 1t has a
people of generous impulses and un.
bounded hospitality; not too modest
In their estimate of the importance of
their own city, and with good reason,
as every visitor will concede; and last,
but not least, it has the most gorgeous
crop of poles" Of every politics
Grant and Colfax, and Seymour and
Blair-tC be found outside of Brown
County, where poles are the staple
product.
The Republicans are alive and
earnest. They feel confident of the
County and the District, and are sure
of being one of the vanguard in lead
ing the electoral vote OF. the State to
form the triumphant column for
Grant and ColfaX.
I must not close without men ton
ing the Evansville JOURNAL. Under
the management OF Mr.. f. Nj. Thayer,
formerly of Indianapolis, and Colonel
John w Foster, it has grown to be a
newspaper of no second rate influence.
Ii has fine marble front building
adjoining the new opera house, on
Locust Street and First, which
would do credit to any publishing
establishment In the West. The
JOURNAL deals no faint blows at the
Lost Cause, and when the returns
come in from the Pocket its political
influence will be acknowledged.
| a. TTCr
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BATHSI BATHS /

TYNE NEW BATHING ROOMS AND
- apparatus at the Crescent City Springs
are now complete, and visitors can have
CoIo, warm, and shower Baths, at any
tlines Gay or night. Price 80 cents q single
bath; one dozen tickets for IS. [au25dfDo
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION %
For Beautifying the Skin and Com.
DIeXiOn,

Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, Pim-
pies, Moth BIotches, Tan, etc. and renders
the skin soft, far, and blooming.
For Ladies in the Nursery 1t is 1nvaIu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
equal.
remedy for diseases and blemishes of the
Skin.
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FLOR DE Mayo"
50 FLOR DE MAYO

a New Perfume for the Handkerchief.
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON g. SON, New York.
Sold by all druggists. [Jy8 dly
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP" for
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not
chap the skin. Price Is cents per cake.
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Tor q CLUB Of d and Three Dollars 0oz.
good linen shirt Fronts, i set solid old
studs, All Woo Cashmere FOR Pants. Fiuo
White Counterpart, large size. 1 elegant
Balmorai Skirt. ~ yards brown or bleach-
ed Shooting, good quality, yard wide. I ele-
CANT lBO E1cluIe MorOCCO-bOuud Photo.
Album. double lens StereOscOpe and ~
Foreign Views. A silver piabed engraved
bottle Castor. 1 elegant Silk Fam with
Ivory or Sandal Wood Frame feathe ed
edge ana spangIed. 4 steel Carving Knife
and Fork, very best quality, with oFV
balanced handle. handsome bended and
lined Pafasoi. 70 yarus good Print. I very
nne Dan1ask Table Cover. ] pr. best quail
tty ladies Serge Congress boots. j dozen
hne Liner Towels = dozen Rogers best
silver Desert Forks. Il Ladies' large real
morocco travelling Bag. 4 fancy rea4 pat-
tern. " dozen elegant Silver Plated en-
graved Eaphtn Rings. dozen Ladies' 1no
Merino on cotton Stockings. Gents heavy
chased solid Gold Ring. J pair ladies'
high cut Balm ora Boots. elegant DalaluH
Dress Pattern. Violin and Bow, in box
sleeve buttons.
For q Clltb ofGO Gsld F1pe O0Elars-I black
or colored Aiapacca Dress Pattern. 1 sec
Lace Curtains ] pr. All Wool Blankets
Engraved SILVER plated bottle Revolv-
ing Castor. beautiful Writing Desk. ] sol
id Gold scarf Pin. BE- yds. very dno Gassl-
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anced handle Knives, with 81 yer plated
Forks. 1 elegant Satn PcrasOl, heavily
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or ~ Yes. Is yus Wife 3 Ou qualify # la
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I'm dress pattern - yds. don. width cloth
fof Ladies Cloak. Elegant engraved aii-
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For q Ctgl0 Of 100 ana Ze2l Dollars rich
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fine Dan7asS Table q otha ana Napkins ID
match, 1 pr gents French Calf Boots j
heavy silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher.
Very fine All Wool Cloth for Ladies'
Cloak. I web very best quality brown on
bleached Sheeting. ~ yds. fine Cashmere
for suit. elegant POpl1n dress pattern.
beautiful English Berage Shawl. ] set of
ivory balanced handle Knives and Forks.
! ladies' or gents silver Hunting-case
Watch. Bartlett Hand, Portable Sewing
Machine. splendid Family Bible steel
engravIngs, with record and photograph
pages. p yds. good Hemp Carpeting, good
colors pair good Marseilles Quilt. i good
six ba rel revolver. ] elegant fur MuH
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Knives and FORKS.
Presents for larger Clubs increase lin the
same ratio.
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Impressions of Evansville.

The local editor of the Indianapolis
Journal, who was present at our
County Convention on the 4th inst,
writes to that paper glowing account
of the Convention aud the Torchlight
Procession, and concludes his letter
with the following complimentary
notice of our civ. SEES .1~r
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S. M. BARTON,
Commission Merchant,
No. SIS West Second Street,
CINCINNATI.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
BUILDERS EMPORIUM.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE
following. and offer them at re-
markedly low prices:
$1,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING:
10000 feet POPLAR FLOORING;
100000 POPLAR LATHs;
100000 POPLAR SHINGLES;
1900 barrels choice WHITE LIME.
1000 barrels CEMENT.
Also on hand a full stock of Doors Sash
Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, Oils. and
Building Hardware.
BABGOGK & STEELE
Water Street, bet. Locust and Walnut,
aus d&w30d EvANsvILLE, IND.
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Our commissions f0 Accents

Exceed those of any other establishment
OF the Kind -prOOf of this can be found iu
comparing our premium, with those or
others FOR Gu IS OF THE SAME SIZE, iu adj
dition TO which we claim TO give better
goods Of the same character.
WE WILL SEND To AGENTS FREE or
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Vac MOst Roliable One DoIIar Sac.

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application. Circulars sent free Estab-
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Street, Boston, Mass.
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One Dollar for Each Article.

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CHARGE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-06
ESTATE OF CHARLES K. CURTIS.
OFFICE uaIrEp STATES Al6RsHAx..
Hen niatriot of T,al1IaiaT,a =

OFFICE United STATES MARSHAL. \
$3.50 District Of louisiana :
t Monroe. La. May 2. lsS8 J
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
seventh Day ef May D. 1853 4
against the estate Of ca kLES R CURTIS, in
ire parish Of franklin and Sfate OF Louisiana
Nho ns been adj dyed bankrupt on his
own pettoui that the p igmant Of any debts and de
livery Of any Properts belonging 10 such bankrupt 70
nm Or tor ms use, and The tansfer of any prop.
trts by hun, are forbidden BY laws that meeting 81
the creditors OF hn sad b nkruDt. TO prnVe their
1ebt and 70 choose cue more ass gnees of his
esfatH viii be be A. Court OF Bankruptey TO he
helden At the ONE Of W. # @ B ker, in the towu
Of Momoe, Arish o. 0uachita before W. j. D
ld5e. Al 10 ulnnk A ~ = =
r j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal.
No IL my g iyI
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0. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.
Up. Van Bergen vs.. d. N. waROrd.

u an neFBen vs. -. n. WanoFd.
~ THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT OOIJRT
for z Fifth Circuit and District Of Louisiana
%. o5eS'-by virtue OF writ of Teri fAciRs is.
sued by the above named Court in the above en-.
titled, suit, and received BY me on the fir 4 day
OF tebruary, 1868 have seized and taken into mn
. the hignest bidder or cash, on szfURDkY tbs
Ewent seventh Gay Of June 1853 at the door Of the
pourthouse az Franklin, in the parish of ST MARY
LOUISIANA at the hour Of d2 twelve O'Clock. noon,
the i9llS S;1sr dte sS property, viz
az sugar plantation, situated in the parish of ST.
mary Loulsiana, fronting on the Bayou BCeuf and
acres, more or less and known as the Waord Part
aton; bounced on the east by lands belonging to
and on the west hy Bayou ShGffeI, toeetheS VII az
the buildings and improvements thereon As well as
all the sPpuTtenanoes ana implements of husbsndry
nve STOCK. etc. thereunto belonging or Ia any
2 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND NJ yr,.-
plantation situated in the parish Of 81 Mary Louis
lanaon the west bank Of he Bayou Shaifsr bounded
eSst oy sag 6Iyou west BY public lands south By
misunderstanding about one hundred and TWENTY.
seven acres and being lots two, three, tour and
seven OF section tTenty-three, in tOwnship sixteen
5oeIh range twelve east, southeastern district Of
ALSO ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND sit,a,ss
on SAD Bayeu Sh 'her, onAining alb Jut fifty nine
and ope-tenth acre, bounded east by said bayou
and west By public lands and being lot number Ave
seibon twenty SIX same township and range, To-
said tract Of land and al the sppurtenances thereto
oelonfng &c, o. IN IN a1SSiss ,sPpeTtainlnR;
LAND sltnated in the aforesaid parish Of ST. Mr..
on the northeast side Of the Bayou Bout fronting
twenty arpents on said bayou BY a depth Of forty
erpents, containing about eight hundred arpents
the same as acquired fro Jonp DOOiy b. act be
iore Thomas A Smith, Notary P0blic IN the said
parish OF St. Mary, July II, 1851; said tract OF
land being situated in township six cen south range
thirteen ease, southeasteTn district and boufded
below by the lands OF Jared Y. sanders and above
by the lands OF Tarleton together with All The bald
lnEs and improvements Thereon, as well as ali the
stock appurten ancea and implements Of husbaudrv
viz:
. On Tract 1-DWeing House and Outbuildipes
-FOUR Cabins Suhar House and Machinery one
table and Corncrib, Blacksmith Shop Drsinin0
Machine, two Mules, two HarroWs two sets Mule
harness, two Spades one Ak, eight PloWs and
about htteen acres OF Cane planted.
Ou = ract 2-DWellinR House and OutbuildinRs
tour Cabins one Cane Mill, and four Sugar KettIes
Seized as above stated to satisfy tine plSipiff s.
y. r Van Bergen's-caim OF ten thousand one
judgment ~
:, Terms of Sae-oash at time of adjudication in
United states Treasury notes; costs OF deed inter
purchaser.
United States MarshArs Once. New Orleans,
Mag a. 1853.
F.J. HEBRON. us. Marshal,
No. T5s-myIB q 30 les l3OT
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e0.Ouy on terms equal 20 1851. Sterling
may pc quoted at 152l0I53 ana 1854 for
good 70 Al bill Of lading and clear, and I54
9pi544 and l55 for bank; and francs 36s20
S.6ls Tor the former and S.63R@S.62A for the
The offerings Of domestic exchange were
very light, and there was q little better de-
mand, but rates continue about the same.
The banks checked on New York at u
cent premium. and the sales Of commercial
included $4,000 and $780, 900 New York sight
at par; SIS, 900 at ~ cent premium; $40 900
sight on st. Louis at 4 discount and $4,000
sight on Louisville at the same.
Nothing was reported In stocks, except
ing $50 shares Opelousas railroad at 81 as.
We heard OF several transactions in City
railroad shares, the particulars of which
did not transpiFe. We quote:
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6EERIkFS SALES.
Eii1a Ellen H4oxveu vs. Rusus X. Howell
Her Husband.


Mira Ellen Movwen vs. Ruins *. Howell,
Her Husband.
SisAFH DtBTR OF OOURT OF NEW Or
- leans NO. y 12aBy virtue Of writ Of er faciaa
% me oireetod By the Hon Pahe the sixth District
court OF New Orlssns in the above entitled suit
~ proceed % eel st pub 10 auction, At the Mer.
Snents and Au tionesFf Exchange, ROYAL street.
eelHsen Canal and Custpmhou streets, in tue sec
~ u D oo tbs oity. on TUESDAY, July Is6
a oEkTAIN LOT OF GsoUND. tose,her with
~ the onIlding' and imProvsms ms ihei ecn and
Ihs rlgnts, ways, privileges AVID Rppurtenances
oneISunoo belonging or in anywise Hppsrtaining
~ uAye N the first District Of this o ia the
0onnded by Polymnia, kuterpe Coliseum, and Pry-
Sanla streets. designated b. toe No % on pan
afawn oy ~ Moeihausen late surveyor, dated the
GHyoL ATE = notary public in this city, as plan No
il3 ana said lot measured 80 feet front on Euterpe
street., betwe Prytania and Coliseum streets ~
~ Leet " inches 81 lines in depth between parallel
nnee. american Measure, and is kno as No. s
huterpe street. sad lot Of ground was acquired
by defendant 4 K. Howell from Mrs. N w.
OranAm, as per act of sale before Hugh d addeu,
no,ary nubho OF this city, on the twenty first o.
Seized in the above suit
terms-Th he purchaser 20 assume the payment Of
the balance due, say the sum of SagJO on promis-
sorry note secured By mortgage on said properly,
and payable on the eighth OF June 1859 and 60 keep
the property insured to secure said amount and 70
transfer the policy 70 the holder Of said note and
the balance Dash on the SPOT
GEORGE W. AVERY,
leS II VI Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.