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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-18
SCHOOLS


Pulaski Female Institute.
rT7HF session vi Il open OF Monday, Sept. 18th with
j corps Of four teachers.
Every department fully provided for, and especial
advantages in Music French and Latin.
Sacred Music taught daily in the school without
extra charge. New and improved combination
desks andseats, suited to the different ages of pupils.
Pupils are requested to be prompt in entering
full particulars to terms DC in large advertise
mcnt and circulars. GEO. B. BUTLER, A. M,
sePt4-3t Principal.
- Board can be obtained for several youngIa
dies bv apDIication to the Prineipal.
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Jno. @. Lambelh Q Go .

Are juat in receipt Of large assortment
Of fancy groceries and confectiouerles-
very cheap. ID
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no .ay We insert in our paper aD advertisement
which doubt win be hailed with Joy by many OF
our readers. The yearly public demand for Patent
or Proprietary Medicines amounts tomiuons ofdol-
lars and En- contemplating this important subject
a few plain questions uoturalls present themselves.
Who are preparing and Offering these remedies ~
Are they qualified to administer TO the sick. is
not the physician qualified above al others to pre-
pare medicines for family use Indeed he is
Messrs. j. r. DroagooIo * Co.. physicians Of Mem
phis, Tenn, arc now preparing ana offering class
eft select family medicines, which come highly re-
commended by tie medical profession as vel az
others. Being neither secrets nor patents the pub
DE at once huy and use them ia O cir families we
el,eria.ly recommend then and can =le.' 3 alten-
fsn ta THO advertisement lIaled "Gtsat tl'era
Il.Ia.. ...s- ID .-osi-. -yl-..-.
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TIN-WARE, GROCERIES. &c.

! ~ Is their intention to transact General Dry
Goods and Grocery Business in all Of its details
and theSublic respectfully i'm ited TO cali and
examine theii stock before purchasing elsewhere.
| Jan D ~ = col.
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SpEEiaI HnttGrs.
EMINENT MEN ASSENT
NfA THAT
MESHLER'S BITTERS

Is the Great Household Remedy OF the age
for Dyapepsie, Indigestion, Constipation,
General Debility, F1Rtulency. Loss of Ape
lite, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus, Cramps
in the Bowels. II was never known to fail
when taken thoroughly, according to the d.
rectlons which accompany each bottle. Cler-
gymen, phyAicians, professional gentlemtn
In all stations oflife-our most eminent men
In public PoHitions-all who have ever used
or seen It used, join in the most unlimited
praise OF Its merits, and men and wonnop.
old and young by the thousands, testify. and
VIII tell you that Il Is the most vonderful
remsdy OF the nineteenth century, whilst
the proprietors warrant It in every case. Let
tens reach us every day nom persons In every
part OF the land. telling of the miraculous
cures 1t has performed, whilst our best physi-
clans are constantly urging MS totell them the
formula from which Il Is made, saying its ef.
fects are wonderful, Its success beyond all
precedent, and Its cures in even the most ag-
grayated cases, as certain as sunrise. twill
stop distress after eating In moments time;
sWeeten q sour stomach as soon as taken; no
llsves palms or cramps in stomach or bowels
instaDtaneouSly, and enable The DyapeptIc
sufferer, who has lived on Graham bread and
the plainest diet, TO eat q hearty meal with
out fear OF any trouble nom It. --5 81
Sold BY all Respectable Druggists. 9
BRANcH HoUsE-2B Market street, Pitts.
-., FAHNEsToCK & HoLToN,
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The wheeling J. ToI.ao R,,,,o.,,

The Wheeling a Toledo Railroad.
A gentleman at Flushing, Ohio,
writes In regard 10 this projected enter.
prise as follows: GN
I'VE hope you will be able 10 secure
practical interest in your city in this
railroad enterprise. Our people are in
earnest, and want the work to GO ON.
we stand ready to act. We under
stood, when at the Wheeling Conyen-
ton, from our friends in The north
part OF ONTO, That they would grade
ana bridge the road to Uhrichsviile or
Dennison, on the SteubenviIle q Indi.
ana road, leaving Wheeling and this
section of the Ohio only 60 miles 10
build. Now, IL Wheeling will onlv
give proper starter we think enough
can be added by subscription along the
route TO grade and bridge this 90 miles,
and the bonds OF the road can no donbt
be negotiated to finish 1t. might add
that prompt action seems necessary 10
our snccess, as the Central PennsVlva-
MIA road has offered to furnish the rails
and rolling stock II the North-West
will connect with their interests at
Dennison."
A letter from Canal Dover, Tusca-
rawas county, Ohio, is to the following
effect:
1--WE are grntifed at the movement
which seems to be taking place on the
part OF your citizens as indicated IN the
articles published in the INTELLIGEN-
CIR, and are pleased to notice the tone
OF those articles as being candid and
Just. he proposed road does seem 10
US OF the greatest importance to your
city as well as to ourselves here, and
inTther, II seems to US that the more the
subject Is agitated and brought before
me minds OF your people and they
thereby understand it's practicabiIIty
and the beneficial influence TO yonr
city, the more faVorably they will be
impressed with the suVSeEtion M
speedy action"
The above extracts indicate the int.
rest Of the people over in Ohio, along
the line ofthe proposed road. The pro.
lect has been discussed, and popular
attention has been turned TO the sub
1eet ioF months past. Over on this side
oil the river the case Is different; buI
our people are now a good deal bette,
informed as 10 the merits of the enter.
PRISE and more interested in 1t thar
they were short time ago. We are
yet In hopes that the city OF BoI,,mor,
will commence the agitation of tbt
matter at no distant day. IfTolaeo
Wheeling and Baltimore wer,
to put their shoulders heartily to IN,
enterprise, 1t would soon become sue
cess. And speaking of Baltimore. W,
beg the attention Of our readers In tbi
connection TO the following article from
late number of the Gazette newspa
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AMONo the acta passed bp the recent
ly adjourned Democratic Legislature
Of Maryland was one reciting that in
centreyille, Queen Anne's county,
"tAe Owner Of query dog or bitch for
'0Afeh a license shall be obtained shall
hGpe a collar put aroUHd his or her aeeE."
Should the owner not wear the pre-.
scribed collar, the dog Is to be shot, OF
otherwise destroyed. and the owner is
to be 6nedl
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A WARRINGTON dispatch says the
President counts with confidence on
the votes of Senators Grimes, Fowler
and Van Wrinkle. We predict he
counts without his host In the case OF
the latter.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIRACx,
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN.

An Essay for Young Men ON the
Crime OrSOIItude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create Inn
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent in scaled letter envelopes, NEE Of
charge. Address. DR.. ]. sKLLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
janSl-amd&v
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THB National debt statement for the
month of March, as received through
the agency Of the Associated Press, as
tonished many by the fact that 1t show
ed large reduction OF the debt. It
WAS the more surprising for the reason
that there had been givings-out from
Washington that the statement would
show an increase of the debt. An ausly-
zation of the figures shows that the out
standing obligations OF the Treasury
are decreased since March 1, So, 477,74S;
the cash balances on hand decreased
$685.. sl2; net decrease of the public
debt, $6O9, $50. The funded gold.
ing debt isincressed since March 1 by
the sum of SIS, 2Se, $50; the 80 curren-
cy debt decreased ST.. O67 GOO; difference,
81 222 $50. The Secretary has been
selling bonds largely-in fact in
excess OF the purchases and COLI
versions of the seven-thirty notes,
This Is little remarkable in the face
OF the severe stringency OF the money
market In all the Atlantic cities, The
amount of coin in the Treasury has
decreased 81 .3i3. 49,, while the amount
OF currency has increased 81 AS 9i9.
The increase in the currency is due 10
the excessive sales OF gold and bonds,
As well as the large receipts from inter-
nal revenue. In reference to the gold
balances, the Treasury appears TO have
disposed OF its entire receipts from
customs for the month, say by interest
on the United States 10-40s To about
one-third of the amount, and by sales
OF the remainder in the open market
leaving the balance OF gold in the
ownership of the Government, at the
close Of the month, Ssl, 537, 55S, as
against SSl 924, OILS at the close of Feb
ruaTy, The statement Is the more
acceptable from the fact that It Is
made In the face of an announcement
mat The War Department has drawn
over thirteen millions of dollars from
the Treasury in a single month, to de-
Tray army expenses. While the an
nouncement OF the expenditure OF so
large sum from one Department in 30
short time, must asLonish tax PAYERS.
who have to furnish the money. tho
fact that Il has been paid and the Ma.
tional debt at the same time reduced.
is gratifying evidence of the Immense
resources OF the country, and cannot
lall 70 give increased credit and value
10 the public securities. If the debt
may be steadily reduced with such inn
proVldent expenditures for non-pro-
ductive war purposes, what may not be
accomplished when this and many
other Wasteful leaks at the public
Treasury are stopped, as there is dis
position on the part or the people as
well as OF Congress that they shall be?
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RARY AZ MInRIam-

Screaming at the top OF It's voice dlsturbs
All the sleepy heads OF the house, and your
next-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtless remark, /" Choke that squal-
ling Babyp Now, this Is very unkind of
You, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, FretfuI, Wake
ful Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. Along night OF watching,
and aweaty morning dawns, Bringing No
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Mr.. JOHNSON is evidently fond OF
dramatic effects, although he never
goes 10 the the theatre. The extraor-
binary spectacle at the the opening of
the Philadelphia convention, which he
Witnessed through the medium of a
telegraphic dispatch, brought tears to
his eyes. AfIsr a careful rehearsal
there was scene at the last levee at
the White House. Walter wilkins,
tender youth of ten summers, APP
preached the President, and stretching
out his hands, said: :"I love the Presi-
''dent who loves the Constitution
"and the Union" Touched with this
display OF youthful patriotism, Mr..
johnson said: "God bless you, my
''boy, and raising him in his arms, kiss.
ed him, We cannot think that many
dry eyes beheld this scene.
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IFthe President of the United States
were on trial for petit larceny, or tres.
pass, or even for assault and battery
the whole world would say,-With the
evidence before the SsnAte,-'Not Gull
ty."-N. 7. Express.
Very likely; because the evidence
before the Senate don't relate to "petit
larceny, !" "trespass," or assault and
battery" It wouldn't do to convict a
man of these offences upon evidence
relating to "hiGh crimes and misde-
meanora.n
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TRY ONE BoTTTE on
1,AUaHLIN,s -' INFAN ~ 70 oo gI

LAUHHLINS INFANT OORDIALNl
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely;! Mamma Is rested; Papa IL
ready FOR breakfast, and your neishbor win
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughllns Infant Cordial. Only Is cents a
Bottle. a4E- marlS.
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wheeling, Marietta and Parkersbure
a5 Daily Packets.
- The side wheel steamers HRF-
LsReas aBECCA" and "EXPRESS,"
So. Rebecea leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al eleven
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at IL O'Clock a m
connecting at Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at IL a. m.
Freight receipted through to all points be-
tween ParkeHburg and GallIpolfS
a..,o, BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
oeclO-u Agents.
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1. IRWIN.
For Sale:

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY. CON
,,n0ir,A ISSUING OF two lots, situated on Rom
PeIRH n Sttteet, IN the town or MartinsviIIe,
"a good twO-story Brick DweIiinS con-
SS III siH rooms and good cellar. There
JiSto y ~ SIlS premises good stable. Imme-
iIoSSssOn VIII De given. For further
parucg g, ms inquire on the premises
lnaIoL.EM- Holm IlEcNENIETa
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DIED.

CONARD-on the9lh inst, at the rrsiience
Of her sister, in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, HANSS9
COWARD, d tughter Of Thomas ConaFd decd
latB Of this city.
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AMERICAN v4-rr4.WATCHES.

THE BESTIi THE CHEAPESTII
THE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Il Watches by Railway Conductor, EnRi-
neeTs, and Expressmen, tho most exacting
class Of watch-WeaTers, has thoroughly de-
monstrated the strength, steadiness, d1rabi-
To satisfy that class In all these respects Is 10
decide the question as to the real value OF
More than $1,000 are speaking for them
selves in the pockets Of the people.
Imported Watches are made on an expen-
sive system, in small numbers, but by nO-
nnerous makers, and are placed In the market
here by an Importer who nrSt secures 4
Monopoly OF sale OF some one Manufacture.
To the Manufacturers proflt must be add
cd Cost OF Importation.
4 Custom-house duty Of 25.per cent, pay
A proht OF at least . per cent TO the IIm-
porter, another pEont 10 the jobber: thus
nearly doubling the cost Of the Inn ported
At Walthau, Watches are manufactured
on large scale, under one roof md system
90 y, anu management, thereby
CURED IN small Establishments; hence their
All respectable dealers now sell waltham
MateheSI and composition, as ali the world
Knows, Is favorable To small profits The
Iraae y satsned, because, though the profit
and all are 6alable.
Unscrupulous importers occasionally place
To avoid Imposition. Inc purcbSSsr should
invariably demand certificate OF genuine
nes, signed by the treasurer OF the American
mAlcn Company-R, E ROBBINS
Ehere are different grades OF finish In the
uiuerent varieties OF Watches made by the
VA M1sltnam Company. as there are different
but every Watch that bears the GenuIne
trade mark OF "wALTHAM" Is guaranteed
70 buy It.
EVery watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all hBt-elass dealers In the
United states and British Provinces.
ROBBINS q APPLRFOE.
Mo. IS2 broadway, n. Y.
RBAak for the waltharn watch, and take
no other, 1t Il the best. Its the cheapest.
apr4
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COMFORT for johnson IL he goes bno,,
70 MS old trade in Tennessee: at Ia
never too late to mend." 20
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Factory for Sale.
For Sale and Rent.

PU M 8 BASEMENT ROOMS:
ID finished offices and Daguerrean rooms m
second story, and rooms for other PURPOSES
for rent in my brick block on Main streaT-
Possession given Immediately.
Building lots and dwelling houses for sale.
Also manufacturing site, containing eight
lots, fronting on Main street and the river
between the Belmont and Riverside Mills
Sixth Ward. Also my cOlntry place for sale.
THOS. HORNBROOK.
once, No. ns1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. febl4.tf
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MARRIRn

J5ACoB.KELLY.-At the residence Of the
stn, by Rev: l.. Greer, Mr.. b. 4. JACOB and
Miss LYDE ]. KELLY. :
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For Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK GOT
e n lag taee with rooms In MartinsVilIe, Ohio.
~ P, tIeCL oIdeL having recently been paper
e1 anu panied, with about e an acre of
gIound we'll allied with fruit trees, an hear
ing, VIII besoli for much less than its Value
APPS IRwTN
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8ur SaIe.
For Sale Cheap.

4 n EAUELLENT FAMILY CARRIAGE
~ suIable Tor one or two hoTses also a
ApII-lW" No, 1879 Main straat
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Carts, and
Every Kind of wheeled vehicle.

DESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
LII friends and patrons OF the late Arm OF
Busby, Little & Co., and the public gener-
ally, That they have purchased the Ma
chlneryI Tools, and n large stock of Lumber
nom said Busby, Little & Co., for the puTpoSa
OF conducting the manufacture OF VaFons
anu Carriages OF every description. Having
apple Iaciiiues, we are now turning ont
wagons With Wood and Iron Axletrees and
1hln6le Skeans OF the latest and most Inn
proved pattern, being durnished with the
valuable improved Patent Washer. We also
Keep on minds Hubs, morttsed and unmOr-
USED Ter wagon Makers.
We would especially call the attention of
the public to onr nne light new style BugRfes
and carriage work, which Is not surpaSsed
Dy any builder In the country for STYLE vorIr-
manship and. finish. Having the old mem
DerS OF the firm Of Busby q Little connected
WIN us, and other experienced Workman in
the trade, we intend not only to keen the
reputation Of the old drm for good work but
shall spare no pains TO have our work eoual
u not superior TO any in the country and NJ
the lowest prices. We have dne Stock OF
Buggtes and Carriages belonging 70 the old
nrm thatwe intend closing out at reduced
We will give particular attention TO repair-
Ing. All The work turned out at our eStab-
l5hment Is fully warranted to pure haSefs.
Ou1ce and sales room one door above Gus
tom House, Market 6treet.
WHEELING WAGON & CARRIAGE co.
marIS Wheeling, West Va.
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kersbuTg 80 --''sA anu F"t-
EVERY EVENING,
Sunday Excepted, at nine O'Clock u. m.
Passage Through, Meals and State Room q
o,I Boat for Plttsburg every morning at =
FreIghts will be received at ali hours ofthe
day on the landing. TaTpaullns and other
appliances have been provided by the com.
pany Tor the preservation and safety OF all
L neisSnt, whether In large parcels or small
ETsiEht carried either up or down at RE-
JAS. n. HOLMES, Agent.
=. n. MONG, Freight Agent,
once ana sitting RoomI No. SO Monroe st.
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Sur Gent.
For Rant

'H M, ~ TH IEE STORY BRICK BUILD
WTiSo5 z " ISter street. now occupied by a.
posSSGs,o heIy. Good cellar urdeTneath.
IN foTn5 iag gwen hrst OF April. For further
maLS.u BOOTH, BATTELLE q co.
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B. F. CALDWEIL
FOUND

That after repeated trials of other remedies,
Robacks stomach Bitters, Blood Purifer
and Blood Pills are the best medicines exc
tant 70 cure the diseases for which they are
recommended.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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1lRHSSRS:1.sEELEY's HARD RIM
most difficult with safety and ease. nev SsS
T1sts, breaks moves or soils. Sold bv All
DrngSlsp.. Send for Phnmplet, 1871 ofest-
nuthtreAt, Philadelphia. Pm. mnr5SSlr,
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$40 to $40 a day Guaranteed

GOOD AGENTS wanted to Introduce our
-, a SEW STAR SHUTTLE 8EWIrSo MAcIIrHI:
f GtLEe on ooh sides. The only inst class
toW priced machine in tho market, WE VIII,
CoSsIoS MACHINE 10 re1infnSfihlS ~
S Sn1 h1 ~ ENERG ETIo AGENTS ON "A
$500, run particulars and sample work
~ III ,,,EHa on application. Adde'S w. q,
M1nI1SON dsCO., sc. Louis, No., CieyeIRild. q.
OF BO8tOn, MnlA. rnnEIa -
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sBAsk for the waltham watch, and take
no other. 1t Is the best. Its the cheapest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-22

THE Uh.1ERsIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
Of JACOB BARKER Of me city al Ne,S
Orleans, in the parish Of Orleans, and State Il
Louisiana, w1!hin said District who has been ad.
District Court Of said District. - -
New Orleans, January g. 1858
iaf laWst e. e NORTON, Assignee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-22

Twitehell, Underwood, Valfroit, Wander
grif, NAPLES, Wicklife, Wilson-64 nays,
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
Mr.. Wickliffe moved to amend article
ninety-one, minority report, by substituting
The clerks of district courts shall be
elected by the registered electors of their
respective districts they shall receive such
salary as may be fixed by law, and shall
hold their offices for four years,
Which the chair decided not in order.
Mr.. Mcmillan moved to indefinitely post
pOne article ninety-one.
Lost.
Mr.. Cooley having the floor, yielded it to
Mr.. Crane for motion TO adjourn, with the
consent of the house that he should resume
it in the morning.
Mr.. Crane moved to adjourn till to-mor-
row at eleven o'clock.
Mr.. Pinehbaek raised the point of order
that under the rule adopted this morning
the motion was not in order.
The chair so ruled.
Mr.. Mcmillan appealed.
The chair was not sustained.
And the convention adjourned until to-
morrew at IL O'Clock AN.
A true copy:
VIM. VIGERS, Secretary.
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SHERIFF,S SALES.
j. Ernest sEathleu vs.. ArehIbara uorr,

j. Ernest Aathieu vs. Archibald HORIZON.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
a leans NO. 200Q5-By virtue of writ Of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
roufth District court Of New OrieRua in the
above entitled cause, 1 win proceed to sell at
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse Streets in the second District Of this
city, Oh TUESDAY, the eleventh day of Februarv
lsGs AZ u O'Clock M, the following described prop
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated IN the
second District OF this city in the square bounded
BY Bayou Road, Gaivez, johnson, and Barraclrs
streets and measuring about hitP.seFsn feet thTea
and thirty -four feet three inches depth on the line
toward johnson street, and forty feet on A rst
depth ano ABOUT ninety,seven feet nine inches on
second depth on the line toward and fronting on
GAlvez street, and about tWenty-eiRht feet front on
Basracks street according 70 plan OF A. CastainR
arohlt0cp, together with all the riRhts waya priv
leges and depen1eneies; and sixteen shares Of The
Capital Stock Of the Citizens Bank OF LouisiRns
attached to said property.
Terms and Conditions.
l. The purchaser to assume the obl nation in favor
q the Ctzens Bank OF Louisiana to .aoure sixtseu
ssases % ITS capital stock attached ~ he said prop
cry according 70 the charter OF me said Dank.
2 Said purchaser to assume the onvne1I NJ an
outstanding note secured By mortRaqe On aaid uron
erty dated April r. 1856 for the sam Of ssvan hnTd
req and thirtythree dollars and thirty three and
ono third centA and made payable in two years after
April 1855. % maturity, and eight per cent theres
ter anLil paid
& And the balance payable cash.
By purchase from the succession Of Alexander Ber
gaminl Dr., per act passed hafore A. j. keF notary
public in this city, dated April Il, 1854
eeized IN 'ne above suit ,,vo ~ .,,,,-,-
.-,oso.s-,, sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.