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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-03

ns-The obituary notice of that estimable and
beloved lady Mrs. ANSis RODGERS, wife of 5.
H. RoDGEns, has been received, and will bo pub
lished next week.
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HYMFNEAI..'a

MARRIED, on the 31st inst, by Rev. E. WAL
ker, Mr.. ANDREW BUcKHALTER, of Barn
we'll, and Miss BELLE RAMSAY, daughter Of
A. RAMSAY, Esq, of Edgeheld. .... :. E.'...
MARRIED, May the 9th, 1868, by ]. B. Traywick,
ESQ.,, Mr.. +. .PICKENs WELLS, of Edgefsld,
to Miss. BENNIEMABPM, Of. Gsorgia.r!i:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-03

esaono Of the ablsst citizens Of Wilmington
City, Col B. W. Randolph, died there on Friday
last, Hehadbee connected with the Treasury
Department ever since 1903 and fortsssnty yeafs
was chief clerk in It. 3c.5, .;..,. :,
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nm Democrat, every man in my, regiment
is Democrat; and When shaff Be convinced that
tbs war has NOT for its object than what nave
meptipped, or the. Governnepts sdesigpss using iss
:oidieta nereeats the putPosesso Lths abaifioll
lists, pledge yop my honor as q man and SOL
dior that will not only resign my commission,
but Will carry my sword on the other side and
cast my lot with that people.-[cOl. q. S. Grant
in 1861. -..s...... .,,,,,;t
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsH1seroN Cry Nav 26. 1858.

WASHINGTON CRY, May rs, 1858.
Sir The resolution, of the Senate Of the
United States Of the. ,21st of February last de-
clarng that the President has no power to 70.
move the Secretary of War and designate. any
other officer to perform the duties of the Office ad
interim, having this day failed to be supported by
two. thirds of the Senator'S present and voting on
tho articles Of impeachment preferred against
you by the House of Representatives, have re-
lnquished charge Of the War Department, and
have left the sumo and the books, archives, pa.
pers and property in my custody as Secretary of
War in care of Bre1et Major General Townsend,
the senior Assistant Adjutsnt General, subject to
your direction.
-, EDWIN II. STANTON,
Secretary of War
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-03

JUST RECEIVED.
VKTE HAVE just received direct from new
w York, fresh supplies of
LADIES' HATS, in every style, -
TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
JAg0NET MpSLINS,
sea Island LONG CLOTHS, all grades,
Checked PANTS GOODS.
CHEAFEAM & BRO.
June2 If y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-03

TORNADO IN COLUMBIA, s. O.-Froin the
Phoeni1 welearn that terrible tornado, pass.
ed over Columbia on Friday last, acconpani-
ed by heavy fall of rain. Buildings were
unroofed, fences blown down, .e, uprooted,
and things upset generally. Considerable
damage was done to the State House, the
Masonic Hall, and other public and private
buildings.
On Mr. Starke's farm, near Columbia, the
fences and stables were blown down, the
growing crops seriously injured, and large
number Of fruit trees destroyed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-03
F=ffEAlb T Fl E A ID E r | | S E r
IAMEsT. BACON, RDIToR.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1868.
Advertiser Agents.

The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents, and will receipt for all monies for SUBJ
scriptious or Advertisements sent through them
B. W. HARD, Greniteville, SC.
MN. PApoErr, Mine Greek, S. c.
cHAs. NIcksRsos, Big Creek, s. c.
:. = :. Rev. J. P. Boprr, Kirkssy'. X R'ds, S. C.
JACOB Hu1Er & BRO. Huiet,s Store, sc. 80.
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Stanton,s Farewell.

The following is the letter, of Stanton to the
President announcing his departure from the
War Office. "Fawney" claims tharit is not
resignation, and quotes the fact that be stil sub
scribes himself as Secretary Of War"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-03

wThs attention of Tax Payers is invited to
the change in the appointments of the Tag Coll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-03
The Court of EauitY

. The Court of Equity will begin its session at
this place to-day, June I'd, Chancellor CARROLL
presiding. g -..t'- W
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For the Advertiser.
Aiken Democratic Club.


Aiken Democratic Club.
AIKEN, May 23, 1865.
A Regular meeting of the Aiken Democratic
Club was this day held.
The Chairman of the Executive Committee made
the following Reports:
The Executive Committee to whom was referred
tho question aa to the to bs adopted in re-
gard to colOrel persons, would respectfully re-
commend that tho formation of Democratic Clubs,
formed exclusively Of polored members, be en-
couraged, spi that assistance and advice be rem
dered by tho mOmbers of this Association to any
such Club as may be formed.
Also, that certificates Of Membership Of the
:" Aiken Colored Auxiliary Democratic Club"
conn ading the members to the protection of
all good Democrats in the State, be furnished by
this Association to the Members Of the Colored
Club.
Adopted unanimously:
Resotv.d, That the following additional clause
be added to the second rule. That Sub Execu-
tive Committee, to consist Of Twopty-four mem-
bcrs,-four Of whom ahall be residents of Aiken
-four at Johnson's Turn Ont-foHr in the Forks
Of shaw's Craek-four at TreadaYsy's-fOqr at
Windsor, and four at Hollow Creek, be appointed,
whose duty it shall be to Cooperate with the Gen.
e.al Executive Committee in such measures as
may be adopted by the said General Executive
Committee, and recommend the appointment Of
the following gentlemen
For Aiken-Isaac Bradwsll, Chairman, B. W..
Mosely, Henry Hahn, VIM. B: Plunkctt.
For Forks Sha,o's Creek-F. L. Walker, Chair
man, J. D. Plunlstt; A. S. Courtney, Samuel
Kitchens.
For Hollo,O Creek-Miledgc Holly, Chairman,
Wesley Walker, jesse George, Walter Eubanks.
For Johnson. Turn Out-A. Decaradeuc, Chair
msp, Rr. !: II. gesftEElgaht sEiga Jas. J.. Woodward
", 3. PF9thro j., -
- Ir'-eadauay-5ag Z. Hayis, Chairman, n,
tor. - nr. Jas. +, BaFros.
Hankinson, NJ. NJ. Poo,o, !.
For Windsor-s. S. Evans, Chairman, w.. g.
W: Pitts, Jas. t. Brodis, Jafus Woodward
Resolutions unanimously adopted, and nomina-
tions confirmed. ~
The following Resolution was offered:.
Resolued, Thet the, Democratic Club of Aiken
do not accept that portion of the proceednfsof the
Democratic Convention recently held in Columbia
respecting partial negro suffrage, but they stand
upon tho principle Of n Government to be ad-
ministered by White Men, for the benefit of all,
but confning political power to the white race"
Resolution referred to the Executive Committee
to report at tho nextmeeting.
By invitation of tho Executive Committee, W.
D. ELLIS, Esq, delivered short and spirited ad-
dresH.
On motion, adjourned.
". ?. FINLEY, cnArR.
w.D. ELLIS, -seo'ry-
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South CAROLINA (So-CALLED) AND GRANT.
in announcing the vote of this State for
General Grant, atthe. late. Chieago~R Radical
Convention, the Chairman Of the delegation
delivered himsse8 ofsha;@ @llokihs haeosiha
South Carolina-The birthplace ard home
Of Calhoun and. doctrine Of State irighta
first to withdraw herself from the Union. di.
rects her representatives ssas here W anna
joritf pf 4s,a QQS[spIy SrstdpiuY as
we do to the counsels of those who) desired
only to preserve the Union, ,srm arm. and
TO heart 70 heart With Massschaset ttsMTgfeaf
applause gives her twelve yotes for Grant,.
Immense aUpht1sb:. b:1a = 1e<TA'aSe
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GULLETTs PATENF
STEEL BRUSH
COT TON GINS,

T9NHE ABOVE GIN "a superior to any eVet
Il used in this country, and has taken many
premiums st Agricultural Fairs in the States OF
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana
In it great advantages are gaired, both IN guans
tity and quality Of staple cleaned, bringing IN
price at least one cont per pound mors than cot
ton ginned on the bOst gins of our country
We have on hand, pamphlets shcHing tho
merits of this Gin, and, giving certificates from
many Of the largest planters and cottonfac,ors
10 the South, which Be will furnish 70 aey plan'
ter VITO desires to purchase. "a.
The GULLETT GIN can DO seen at our Office,
corner Rcynold and Mclntosh streets, Augusta,
Georgia. -
ISAAC T. HEARD & CO.,
Cotton Factors, Agents.
Augusta, juno sm2S
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For Sheriff.

,--l.a.; FVr SHtEINs.... ~. tr4,g:
WE hive been authorised BY sths lfrienisof
Mr.. NAT RAMEY, sn., to. .annornce him as
Candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF. of Edge
field District at the ensuing election.
May IL to 20,
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The State Central Executive Com
rlittee.r

The Central Executive Committee have re-
ceived information that each State will be. en-
titled in the National Democratic Convention,
to double as many delegates as it has repre-
seata,iyes in. Congress. This will give to
this State twelve delegates: four from the
State at large, and eight from the Congress
sional Districts. The recent Convention here
appointed but six delegates. and the Execn-
tive Comuiittee do not ferl authorized to I'LL
.up the delegation, nor do;they desire to do
50. In order that our State may haze her
full representation, some action must be- ts-
ken By the. e.people. The Central Club in eaeh
ELECTION Distriet might send to the Execu
tive, Committee TIE names Of one delegate for
the. Congressional District ip which it IS loca
ted, aud two for the Stale at large, From the
names thus selected, the Committee viii sp-
point three gentlemen. having the highest
number Of votes. Should this plan be deem
ed imbrractieabie Or inexpedieut, it will be
necessary to call Convention, for the pur-
pose FILLING up our delegation. fhie matter
IS bought before the people, in order that soIae
expression of their wishes may be given. The
Democratic Clubs throughout the State are
requested to respond to the Executive Com:
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Then and.Now. .

9seThs grain crops in North Alabama aDs
very fne.'i-- g, ~ - ~. 'as'sA =. stS
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For the Advertiser.
-. Number /.

E. LorT, Secretary
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il be recommitted,' with instructions to the
Judiciary Committee TO placeSthe State un.
der the control of the newly elected. officers,
ard continuing the military authority with
proeisionss for The admission o. tie State when
the fourteenth article becomese part Of the
Constitution. ''''
Mr.. Edmunds said as soon as the State is
admitted Congressional power would cease
and the State Government have nothing to
lean; upon except the shoulders of the Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Conkiing spoke against the conditions.
The Senate then went into Executive ses-
sion and afterwards adjourned.
On the Both, in the Senate after unimpor-
tsnt business and executive session The Ar
kansas bill was resumed.
Wilson said he would never consent to an
adjournment until the Southern States were
admitted.
Frelinghuysen maintained that Congress
copld not impose conditions, nor could State
withdraw assent to tho amendment, he con-
ten led that the fourteenth article was adopted.
Williams took the same view.
DooIttte claracterized the Arkansas Con,
s.;rusion as being, anti christian aud anti-Re'
pA frombull G said be did not believe in funda.
mental conditions, but would vote for them
in order to save. the ball.
" Terrys amendment st.iking out conditions
wos lost by n vote oftwenty to twenty.
6 .veral motions to adjourn failed until Drake
70 nmenced a written speech.
r.dmnnds' amendment, as reported yester.-
De De = lc,tad without division Ad-
)oI,DsS In sSe House, Butler offered q resolution
sorh;dding l written communications reaching
Woo!lsy until the Speaker opened and read,
'nsS. The spesker declined opening ssalsd lat. M
isrs ~ :, ssisgfaas, ..sssa i efasfss " sas|
ao1set - - - = - 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08
GENERAL LONGSTREET LIONIZID.
IN WASHINGTON. sfts, :
POLITICAL DISlBLiTIES TdBR REMOVED.
JURISDICTION OF TIE IN cO6Rr Of CLAIMS.
SIMON JONES SURE OF, SUCCESS.
wAsH1NeroN. peoember 5. 1sss.

WASHINGTON, December s, 1868.
General Longstreet has arrived and is
very much lionized for the brave and noble
stand he took in the late political campaign.
Grant is said to be very friendly to him, and
will show his friendship next March In some,
unmistaksble manner.
Many bills affecting Louisiana interest
have been prepared and offered.
Senator Kellogg has introduced bill to
relieve some thirty Louislanians, most Of
whom have good Republican Endorsements,
from political disabilities. Some Of them
are still rebels ard their names will be
stricken out by the committee.
He has also introduced bill extending
the Jurisdiction of the Court of CLAIMS over
the State of Louisiana. This bill If it be-
comes law will give the Court power to
try suits involving claims of millions of
dollars for cotton and sugar taken and re-
ceived from citizens of Louisiana under
Butler and Banks. 's s @ffc"ff
There is no longer any doubt Of the adj
mission of Jones. The Committee on Elec-
tions ridicule the pretensions of Mr.. Caleb
s. Hunt, as they are presented by his De
mocratic friends. ROB ROY.
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Evening Dispatches TO the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON-Sen0 Met and Ad.
bOurned-HOuse Discussing Tax and
Tariff ON COpper-AA lotion to Return
OreEOn-KesolutiOn RequestlDg Resig.
nation of Senators.
WASHINGTON, December 8.-The Senate
id nothing but adjourn. The HouSe is en-.
gaged in fight over the tax and tariff on
copper.
The motion is pending to return to the
Legislature of Oregon their resolution GEN.
surfing and requesting the resignation Of
their senators, as impertinent. Cries from
the Democratic side that Oregon is o sover-
eign State are disregsrded. The motion
will pass.
GEORGEA-Burlal Of n Murdered Man
at SRvannah-ExeItement SubsldIng.
SAVANNAH, December k7.-Broadbacke
who was shot and killed by negroes on Sat
urday last, was buried to-day. The FIVE
companies and German Societies turned out
in force. Two of the wounded patromen
are in very critical condition.
The excitement has somewhat subsided.
More arrests having been made.
EUROPE Republican Barrteades In
Spain Carried by Marlnes-sImIIar
DemonstrntiOns Elsewhere-Steamshlp
HIberniA FOuDdered-Less or Life.
MADRID, December 9.--The Republican
barrlcades at Port Santa Maria in Cadiz
were carried by marines.
The authorities here regard the demon
stration as merely q local affair, though
similar demonstrations are reported at diff
ferent points. The Provisional Government
is preparing new tariff. r.
LIVERPOOL, December THE steamer
Hibernia, from Glasgow, for New York
founde-ed on the west coast of Ireland. A
boat containing thirty-three persons was
lost; the others saved.
KKlver Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, December 8, 1870 P. M
Barometer 35 80; wind north and fresh.
Arrived: Steamship Harris, Lockwood,
Galveston, to c. A. Whitney 4 Co.; steam
ship Bremen, Neynober, Bremen, to E. F.
Stockmeyer.
Sailed: Steamships Agnes and W. G.
Hewes and bark Horace Beals.
VICKsBURG, December 8.-Passed up: Mol
lie Able, at three O'Clock in the evening,
and Morning Star at eight o'clock this
morning. Down; Shark and barges at nine
o'clock this morning, and Lizzie Gill at
noon. River stationary.
Domestic Markets. .H
NEW YORK, December &, Noon.--The stock
market is 1everish. Money easy at 6@7 per
cent. Sterling 1921. Gold 1856 Five.
twentics of '62, liza; of ga, lO7A; OF '65, lOsi
do. new, ll0s; OF '67 llS. Tenforties, cou-
pom, 1866. North Caroiinas 65; do. new, 63
Yirgtnias, ex-coupon, 81; do. new, 57A
Tennessees, ex-coupon, 663; do. new, ga.
Flour 5@l0c better. Wheat 1@2c better
Corn a shade firmer. Pork nominal, $25 80
@25 rs. Steam lard quiet; bbls. l54@l5a
Cotton steady; middling uplands 2i4@244c
Turpentine lower at 45A@46. Rosin dro0p
ing; 81 1902 40 for strained common
Freights quiet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

In the Supreme Court yesterday the fol-
lowing decisions were rendered:
BY Associate Justice Howell in the case
of A. Levi vs.. Converse, Harding & Co.
Appeal from Third District Court of New
Orleans. Race, Foster & E. T.' Merrick
for appellant, and William Grant for appel
les.
Ordered that the judgment appealed
from be set aside, and that the rule taken
on April 6, 1867, be made absolute, and the
injunction herein dissolved, with ten per
cent damages on the amount enjoined,
costs of the lower court to be paid by the
plaintiff, and those of appeal by defendants.
By Associate Justice Taliaferro in the
case of Lucen Harris vs.. Ii. G. Andrews
& Co.; J. II. Oglesby & Co.. intervenors.
Marr q Foute for appellee, and Sullivan,
Billings & Hughes for appellants. Appeal
from the Fifth District Court of New Or
leans. Ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the Judgment appealed from by de-
PENDANTS and intervenors be affirmed, with
costs in both courts, each party appellant
paying his own costs. -.
By Chief Justice Ludeling-Geo Kaiser
VS.. Sandrock. Appeal from the First Dis
trict Court.
The judgment of the court upon the mo.
ton to dismiss the appeal herein. Ordered
that said motion be overruled.
By Chief Justice Ludeling.-Mrs. Eliza.
beth A. Leroy VS.. Michael Gernon. Ap.
peal iron the Fourth District Court.
On the motion to dismiss the appeal
herein was overruled.
By Associate Justice Howell.-KaspeI
Auch vs.. Mrs. M. F. Labouisse and E. V
Saucier. Appeal from the Second Distric
Court. ...-.-g,
Ordered that the judgment appealed from
be amended by increasing the amoun
thereof from 1929 40 to 1881 As and cost
| in both courts, and SO amended approved
By Associate Justice Howe-C. Flint 4
Jones vs.. Mrs. G. A. Rawlings. Thoma.
Askew third opponent and appellant. Ap
peal from Sixth District Court Of New Or
| leans.
Judgment affirmed with costs in botl
| Courts.
By Associate Justice Howe-Ferdinand
Gumble VS.. Maurice Abrams & JOSEPH
Simon. Appeal from Third District Court
Ordered and adjudged that the judgmen
in favor of the defendant Simon be avoided
and reversed, and the plaintiff have and re
cover of the said defendant Joseph SimoI
the sum OF $1,000 Il, with legal interes
from judicial demand, and costs Of botl
| Courts. ua
By Associate Justice Wyley-A. R. Mo
rell VS.. St. Charles Hotel Company, appel
lees Fellows and Mills for appellant an,
Sullivan, Billings and Hughes for appel
lees-Appeal from the Sixth District Cour
of New Orleans. ae.n a4
This is an appeal from a rule made absc
Lutte dissolving plaintiffs writ of injunctio
restraining defendants and Sheriff froI
ejecting him by legal process from th
premises known as No. $50 Common stree
Ordered that the motion to dismiss this az
peal be rejected.
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NplEATlON OF TWO NEW ORLEANS OFFICIALS,
AN INTERESTING RECORD AGAINST THEM
ROLLINS AFTER OFFICIAL VILLAINS.
WAsErSaroN. December :. 1sf

WASHINGTON, December Z, 1868.
Every member of the Louisiana delega.
tion is here, except Hon. W. Jasper Black
burn, who at last advices was sick at his
home.
Mneard is here, and is kindly received
by all Republicans; but the fact that the
late Colonel Mann was elected through De.
mocratic frauds, and that Colonel Simon
Jones was thus cheated out of the certificate
of election to which he was justly entitled,
renders Mensrd's chances for admission
very slim. He has not yet presented even
his credentials; while Jones is busy working
on the Committee on Elections with every
prospect of getting an early and favorable
report.
General Buffers policy with regard to
Suthern elections, as announced to leading
Louisianians, is that he will oppose the ad-
mission of members to the House from
States wherein free, fair and peaceable cleo
tions were not held. States in which free
dom of speech and press were denied, and
where fraud, intimidation or violence was
practiced, shall be excluded from repre-.
sentation.
The amount of irregularity, fraud and
rascality committed in the Third District oi
| Louisiana, as communicated to Commits
| sioner Rollins by Mr.. Lawrence, is truly as.
| tonishing. Tisdale and Norcross will be
removed as soon as Andy can select theii
successors. He is in doubt regarding the
proper men. If he appoints Democrats they
will be rejected by the Senate or hold on but
for few months, and yet he dislikes to ap
| point Republicans.
The exposures made by Mr.. Penniman,
regarding the whisky ring and other ras
calities in Louisiana, have created bitter
opposition, and all sorts of ugly stories art
related concerning him, but he de6es tht
fraudites and claims to be acting for th'
good of the people. He still enjoys tn,
confidence of Mr.. Rollins.
Speaker Lowell and other prominent Loui
sianians have arrived. Speaker Lowell i
great favorite with the Maine delegation
with many of whom he was classmate
His report of Louisiana violence and frsut
carries conviction to the minds of Congress
men. @
Steedman's resignation causes a flute
among the "whisky ring" There are some
curious papers on file in the department
affecting the character OF Mr.. Pickens
formerly clerk under DR.. Ready, and Mr.
Leeds, lately cashier of Steedman. Picken
and Leeds are reported as having 'vamosed.
The formers name is connected with tn
disappearance of certificates of the cotto
weigher for thirteen or fourteen thousan
bales of cotton, and the latter is named /
connection with one deficit of Sss, 900, pai
as tax ON cotton. ..-...r-.
Steedmsn at different times gave four {
FIVE different bonds. General Heron an
Thomas P. May are sureties on one of then
Rollins expressed an indignant intentio
of smoking out all the villainies of Feder
Treasury officials in Louisiana.
ROB ROY.
Second DisDatc1
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IMPROVED PRoPERTY ON MAGAZINE
street-sucOessiOn Of Moritz Huss-No. sl.se6.

PY G. DE FERHET. AuoTIoNEER,
ID Office No. e6 Bienvilo ssfeeS SHSATiiE r. r.
DAY, December Il. lses, at twelve o'clock nj,
at the Merchants and Auctionesrs' Exchanoe
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
Streets will be sold by public auction, by viItne Of
an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigueand, Judge Of
the Second District Court Of New Orleans, dated
October 26 1858. the following described real Is.
state belonging to said succession, vizs Ia
A LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
rights, ways, privileges and appurtenanoea there
unto belonging in any wise appertaning situated
in the First District of this city, in ths square
bounded by Magazine, Constance. Rooin and Terp-
Bichore streets, designated by the No. on plan
drawn by Paul O. Boudousquie, architect, dated
April s. 1851 Said lot measures, more or less, in
American measure. Is feet 9inches and lines front
on Magazine street. by depth of lG feet 10 inches
and lines, between parallel lines,
The buildings and improvements comprise one
story frame house, covered with States containing
gallery and one room, privieH, cistern, etc.
HeIfnl-Ihe purenaler Will assume the payment Of
mortg4ge note of six hundred and nifty eight dol
sars Lhirtythree and onethird cents. dated May II,
1901 payable two years after date with six per cent
interest per annum from date to maturity, and
eight per cent thereafter in default Of payment tbs
act OF eae importing confession of Judgment in ia
vpr Of any hpeegof said note due on MAY "A ls6e as
stipulated ~ tho act OF sale. granted 70 deceased
before ~ 0rimh. notary public, on May "a 1861. and
for the balance OF The price Of adiudieAon, cash on
"A Act of sale With u 8. internal Rsvsnus utsmpc
attached before Thoa. J. Beck, Jr., notary public
at purchasers expense. nolo IA a Is des II
/ ls lHiNul'f rfs fH4t i.l.sa fasrI e|a4 "a tI1IzI