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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-29

WEST BoAkDs
$4,000 Virginia 6s
oUOU Missouri b5-.-.....
IS 900 North Carolina 6s, Old-..--..-...--.-5254
10000 Tennes ee o., new. bet call-..-..---- 6S13
At the one o'clock open board the fol-
lowing sales were reported;
so 900 Tennessee Is,
5000 do .-.....-..-...--.'---.''.'.-''oo7s
The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the 25th inst. says:
''At the gale Of government gold to day bids
were filed for 81 no 600, and the $4,000 offered
was awarded to Messrs. Henry Clews CO., at
i34 65. This was a fair price as the market ruled
up to the time the proposals were opened.
money continues in abundant supply to Dor
rowers on call, and rates range from to per
cent The latter is the common rate asked by
the banks although we hear that some OF these
institutions are to-day Offering money at 8. Tho
general dullness at the Stock Exchange ma
terially restricts the demand from brokers' AT
the banks a fair business is reported IN dis
counts"
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
TER MS sly.

TER MS EAS Y.
A GREAT BARGAIN Is OFFERED ~ A
n Uouse and Lot on South Union street The
house contains six rooms besides klJcheh anu
servants rooms. 1t is convenient 10 the Spruce
Street Railroad. and IS in one OF the most
HOurishing lOcantie s in Nashville IheTe Is a
hne garden attached to this lot.
have also a vacant lot on the corner Of Col
lege and Jefferson streets. y2xIsl iest; inquire
~ c. J ZEUTZSCHEL,
Corner Of S. Union and Vine streets.
novS DIFF --------------
Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
u,uTs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JOHN
j Wood. Jonas l.. Wilson,. ~ Il, McElroyr and
r A McDonald George w sawyer u. rus
sell and h. NJ. Lauter, Of lincoln county, en-
nesxqe have fled in the ONCE Of the CleIk eI
This court thsir petitions tor discharge, ara u
was thereupOn Ordereduy the court inst q near
ing be had upon the same
On the Ist day OF December, ssSs, .
st the hours Of Q. Oh, 10. IOJz, Il, NJ a. y,
and ~ =. respectively at the office Of W. n.
nonobfv Fsg.. REGISTER, in Fayetteville, Ian
eoIn co1nty. Tennessee, and that all creditors
Who have proven their debts. and other persons
intsrested NAV appear at said time and place,
and show cause, If any they have, why the
nroyers of said petitions MAY not De granted,
md tbst the second and third meetings OF cred
itors will be had ut said time and place
"''S Err. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
" &. Dist. Court Mid. Dist. of Tenn.
now Saturdays 81 -
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LADIES linen handkerchiet5 at Zoe, al ;.
ickles, l. Union street. nov o-u'
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EASILY DONE!

If every one who now receivesit will
send Us one more name, the list
will be doubled at once
.. Can not you, friend, send US one more
uame? Speak to that neighbOr who don't
take it, and to that young man who
greatly needs something Democratic to
read. Just try If you fail, try again
We feel confident that nearly every one Of
our present subscribers could send us one
more name, if be would only try. II
would be small item to each one, but the
aggregate would be of great importance tC
us. Ore more will you t.y?
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THE STANDIsH HAT.-Somethlng ne"
and tasty, in sll colors and shades, at
noy2S 2t WIGGIS'S, % Cherry 81.
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FreURE0 Alpaca at 22ls, yard at
Sickles. Il Union rect nCVI
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ONE DOLLAR TILL JAN'Y, 1863,

Persons wishing the DAILY UNION AND
AMERICAN for the balance Of this year,
can getit for ONE DOLLAR till January
1869; or NINE DOLLARS till Janu-
ary !, 1870; or
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LANp KlRRlNIs.

All orders must beaccompanied BY the money
or check for the amount. Stamps viii be sent
BY mail or express, rs directed.
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We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps az the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps. viz
On purchases under $2D...-.-..-..-Par
on purchases of S2l or more--2 per cent. dis
On purchases Of $50 or mor0.-3H
On purchases OF 500 or more..-5Z
on purchases of 500 or more.-4Z
On purchases of $500 or more ~
On nurchases Of 5000 or more ~
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Ut sew work. Money Market

56e6e. Sterling easier at s14@y1ze- Gold 1851.
Specie exports Tor the week, s6iOCoO. The
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"SpaIdiug's Clue
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RIVER AMP WE4THEa

ARRIVED.
Talisman, Cairo.
Fanny Brandeis, Evansville.
DEPARTED.
Fanny BrsndeiE, Evansville.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
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MEE1ING OF sIERCHANrs.
Committee APP0iutedftO Confer with
Memphis and Knoxville Mer-
chants Relative 20 the Tax
ON Merchandise.

The Legislature TO be Appealed 30.
! large number of the merchants of the
city convened at the Office Of the CONNER
cial Insurance Company yesterday evening,
representatives being present from the fol.
loving business houses, to-wit:.
Bhea. Smith & c.. McLaughlip, Butler (
uellinS, Wright & Co Go,
Bailey, Ordway q Co Evans. Fite & Co
Terrass, Phillips & Co Il III Cooke & Co
French & Anderson Twin, Pendleton * Co
Arch. Cheatham & Co A g Adams d Co
Ewing a Co Ewing i McClaugherty
Hillman. Bro & Son Carrick Hollius Il Co
French Brothers G R Parsons 4 Co
FuTman, Green Co Pigue, Manner & Co
COwan i Co Campbell & Spere
| Gardner, Bucker < Co Craighead, Breast x Go
| J w Wilson & Co Sesright, Thornton j Co
| Hereford SiReeves Francisco x Co.
| McRoberts Co Fourth National Bank
| Commercial ms. Co Clark & Gregory
I Coolr Tiftla 4 Co
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-29
COM M ERCIAL.

TUESDAY. September %, p III.
CoTTOE-The market opened this morning witt
about 400 bales.
The offerings are light and prices are much frmer
owing part to the still more favorable tenor of tn,
Liverpool and New York teleRrams Some author
tiles place middiing at aasS but the market i
business embraced $500 bales ineiuding ) bales q
which we did not learn until to day. at l4@1ac ad
ding a 23S97o, ana good niddlingS It 81 Sc NAV
teTms snSSr which sold on prlyatt
Sisnsc eag loooing business is dong at ~,
g o. RGa sugar
cn hboL ,aSSS have not any sales to note
as IN g1aTlityf ,no ,,s,,
Mssssn ROW g. oi F steamer o,s
view Of yestsrdsn S' LOUIS mas arrived Siooe our re
rbUu h-Ihs market - extremely duli, and the
sp on me landing are mostly going into store
me 9lieTs made Py some buyers for shipment having
iobbin & s p ~ . aoing touay y only IN
g. fer superne 81 50 for single extra Ss9s Is for
999eIe extra 50 so 50 for treble extra and $40 50
0oRN-The market is dull at unchanged prices.
confined to les Sacks 81 Wheh sd nd SO Sb
al &c and 800 at siSsSo i bashs. 80 "' ''' "ii-''
s,, 1aIia ~ t was good demand to-day the
tSa e5S oa .ne nave mostly 3een SOLO ana
@ @ ime sass embrace 5SO SACKS, 81 which ~
+ al soc' zo at o'e and smaller lots at 08o
l. To, -. G
ql,aa - steaoy anu frI "a AT yester1ay prices
II, MG I !. OF 100 SACKS OF When Ao and
~" AZ =. " = II y a Dus dtu o,;o
ar 800 IN. e. 49, pls ~ ~ ysT - quoteo nominAS
II, P1QgkK-onlya retail business is doing at ssl q
Up p s a9If h ~ rh. i, -, -, -, It,,
daofs ~ neTe Is only retaii demand when
~ nv at l29l3'4 y ID LOT shoulders
III s sues ZOE eieAr ribbed sides
tIgItf4c LOT clear sides; ls4a9Oc for sugar cured
mans and 5c for plain hams Prices for larger or
IVp io Dn AZ IIs9ysac q 10 lower; -,
" nO-Frlme In tlerces is Iooblng at 2Oci Kegs &c
u ID
BALE ROPE-Is quiet and unchanged Round
lots of best machine rope are held AZ 90 d Il. sl5a
etao p b are the retail prices
NAVAL SrORES-The better Qualities of rosin
are in request and rates are tending UPWARDS We
quote No at 81 50 u bbl; No sat 81 and male at 81
= bb Tar Unchanged: ~ to 20 gallon nackspes
being held az 81 Phi ch steady at 81 "A bbl for Soufi
ern, spirits turpentine quiet at 4Oc IA gallon
IRON TIES-Are in good demand az &c u b for
round lots and TIC by retail ~ - u "
FREIGHTS-i1h he freight narket continues ouiet
and wit out auy material CHANGE For foreign morris
the tonnage is annie to acco nodate the offerinrs
which to Liverpool are light and to payre fair
the regular steamers continue TO get fair
cargoes at former prices with the exception OF to-
baceo to New York $40 q mid beng now asked
Not hing doing ia that direction by sail We mote:
By steam-Cotton to New York and Boston 10 ID III:
to Philadslphia nc n n; Tobacco 10 New Work
$40 ~ hid; flour 10 New York s5Ag0o "A hill: 10
Boston and Philadelphia 81 n Dbl pork and beef
to New Work and . 70 No
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Henry Teens vs.. F. nsoser,

THOMAS L.. MAXWELL,
sel 10 GO Sheriff of the Parishof Orleans.
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THIRrY.oNE LOTS FRONTING. LAKE POST


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Baptiste Moreau-No.
's7, second District Court for the Parish Of
Orleans. - -75 gf.,f7s,t.- -a t+s.r- -..sY}
RX Q. NJ GIRARDEY a. co, Auo.
y ioneers-Nicnolas ]. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofhce
No. y aExchange Piase. SATURDAY, third Octo-
apd Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street, New
Orleans by virtue OF an order Of the Honorable the
dated twenty sixth March, 1858 will be sold at public
snotton for account and risk Of former purchaser,
FRANK Shatpe, who declined to comply with the adj
Judiestion m sde 70 him on nineteenth May 1863:
THlRrYnNE LARGE LOTS nearly adjoining
the MORGAN Hotel, on the Lake Shore fronting on
Madison street, extending from New York street to
London Wharf. and com prising nearly the whole Of
squares Nos. 1854 527l. 5457, 54.s and Ai65. i
notes. i n N-NS''
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the sx.
tary Public TT 80 se25 IA ool >
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SQUARES. limo amos. sno.. mos. "a mo.

Monthly advertisements, inserted every other day,
70 be charged two-thirds the above rates.
Second page monthly Advertisements, each square
so per month.
Transient advertisements, having the run Of the
paper, first insertion 81 SO per square; each subse
uentinsertlon seventy five cents per square.
second page transient Advertisements, each inser-
Eor 81 80 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
o. rev each insertion.
Regular advertisers who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
gates as may be agreed upon; provided, that in
case shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent.
AL business notices OF advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Is Published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
ton S. per Annum in advance; hafyearly and quar-
terry, same rates. Single copies ten cents.
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COTTAGE ON CLIO STREET.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS P. WEST.

SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS P. WEST.
No 29.3s7-Second District Court for the Parish of
l Orleans. 7t
RY c. Il. GIRA RDEY a. co. A1c-
Y representations j. Hoey. Anotioneer-Of6ce
no. y Exchange Piace.-SATURDAY, third Octo.
Der, 1858, at twelve clock NJ, at Merchants and
Aueloneers Exchange, on Royal street. by virbue Of
Judgment rendered IN the above entitled matter
~ the Hon. L. Duvigneaud Judge of the Second
District Court of New Orleans, the tvventy.uinth
Suly 1888, and signed the third August 1863 will
be sold at public auction for account of said sue.
A LOT OF GROUND in the First District of tbis
Glty IN the square No. 3s9, bounded by Clio Frato
Liberty and Howard streets, designated as lot No g.
4nu measuring ~ teet inches and 81 lines front on
10 street. by depth. between parallel lines OF l6s
feet ~ inches, and lines. The improvements com
prise q onestory frame house, slate roof retired
shed, cistern, etc. = = 49, S1'--A
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes, and
purchasers to assume payment If all taxes for 1868
Act OF sale and United States stainp. at the ex
pense OF the purchaser, before Octave Morel, ESQ,
Notary Public au30 sel2 10 26 oc2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-29

The Academy win be reopsned lor 4
short time % Saturday. At noon. The pro
prietors have effected az engagement with
Professor Haseimayer, shs wonderful Ed
Eepesn Magician. who will Introduce new
style II music, invested BS himself, called
toe styloeaTfe, a company 81 si0eEne
CANARY biFde accompanies the Professor.
Further particulars will be made known
ERE sas tie day q opsAing.
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.
OPTION OF THE DATLY REPUBLICAN,.
TrEsnAy Santern Der % l p. M. la6s

OFF1OE OF THE DATLY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY. September 70, P. M. 1853
me money market proper is without ans astssia!
Gold opened at I40-aganst ltlH at New York
the sales thus far include $4,000 and 5000 at lao.
NolhinG reported in silver. I .t
The market for foreign is unsettled owing to the
fluctuations in gold at New York. round mount
of bank sterling offered at 1872, but no sales
have been reported as yet
Domestic exchange is quiet The banks check on
New York at 49sS p cent discount, but meet with
little or np demand. The sales of commercial IN.
eladed ~ GO New York sight at AZ discount, and
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds .s.-
There is rather better feeling in the market for
city treasury notes, but we have no change notice
10 RATS There Rave been sales of SIS 100 at $50
cent discount 5000 at 36h, and $1,000 at 354. The
dealers buy the small sums offered across their
counters at 50 discount and sell at 81
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PROPERTIES m THE, FIRST
District. accession Of Peter williams

RK CHARLEs e. FORTIER, AtJo.
\ HYonpesrLOt f6 70 4s Exchange ey-SATUR.
DAe luetoner TO- 1863, at IL O'Clock NJ will be Aod A.
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. Royai
street, petWesn Canal and Oustomhouse Streets. Nv
virtue OF an order from the Honorable ehe Second
1istriGt y SqgTs tor the parish of Orleans, dated
august y, isSs, the following properties, viz: -
l, CERTAIN LOT OF GROTND. with tha
puldings and improvements thereon, situate in the
FIRST this city, and designated as lot No
4 IN ~ ths square bounded by Hercues, White Thaa
ana Erato streets, as per Plaza of b. h. Nichols.
srchitect; on thirteenth April iai6 and dsposited
Is pan No, s5 ~ the office of r. B.. Marks lats
bb9taIy; SAID lot forms the corner Of Hercules and
INA IA streets, and measures in American measure
thirtyone feet nine inches aud three lines FRONT on
HeTcnles strest, by ninetyAix feet eleven inches
and sly lines in depth and front on Thalis street
4. 2. TWO oERrAlN. LOTS OF GROUD with all
the buildings etc. thereunto belonging situate in
the First District Of this city desiRnated Nv tha
Nos u and l9s OF square No. 80 bounded By Gsiyez
johnson, Palmyra, and Gasquet strssts nessurint
eAch American measure tWentg-sx5 faat four IN ss
'front.' on Faimyra street, by 100 feet in depth bel
tween paraiielines Lot No. II forms the corner Of
fAlmyra aud HRlvez streets. n ~ EJlN ~
Ierms-Cash in Unitsd states Treasury notes
Acts 81 sale before Aleee j. Kerr, notary public,
AZ the expense OF the purchasers Including stamps
ses 10 " oo3 g. els lI1 III ! = 1-f - -
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MEDToAL.
A REMEDT THAT NEVER rAtEs,
1tf efesA "a
INJECTION RIGoRn

me ems remedy that can Be relied an for
IN. saie and speedy cure Of GonorrheR II, ri IL
sasngea OnrSnic Gieet OF the longest standne F5sF
. internal medicn ID necessary when ths raraaaa
- sseai ~ persons VINO for months and even Ssass
tnlnss - yam, can calculate upon Speedy 81, 49,
cure 6y the proper use 81 this negas faiIina
Ii In al cases Of FL uOR ALBUs, or WHtTFs ID
SoMAen n war climates It nVarfabIg AFFORDS in
s.g " ksnuins without the wfittsu
Il litet@Is a k1lQ&D the sTrappere the i,1ls
n ~, S ~ t.iSSkhp 4Atb-blown in the glass
~ tns potfles with cap o. slmilsr inscription
MAUHHEEfs q BDGEL SAD
aus sm hhQlesAle Agents. as Magazine street.
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JOURNAL OF TIE HOUSE.
seventy.NInth Days Session.

MONDAY, September 2S, 1868.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll being called, ffty.two members
answered to their names:
Speaker Lowell, Abbott Alexander. An.
toinen Adolphe, Brewster, Burrel, Collins.
Carr, Cuny, Crawford, Deslonde, Devices,
Dupsrt, Esnard, Faulkner, Gair, Garst.
kamp, Hill, Honore, Holland, Heidenhain.
Isabelle, Kent, LIE Blanc, Leroy, McCullen,
Mahier, MeVean Melvin, Mansion, Morey,
May, Mathews, Magee, Noble, Pearce, Pratt
Pierce, Reese, Rey, Slaton, Simms, Tay-
lorq TuTeaud, Walsh, Wilson, VIM, c,
Williams, II. Williams, n. Young, D.
Young, zoelly-52.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Satchell.
On motion of Mr.. cuny, of Rapides,
the reading of the journal was dispensed
with. st.
Under suspension Of the rules Mr.. Isa-
belle, of Orleans, gave notice that he would
at some future day introduce bill entitled
an act for the relief Of the Third District
INDECENT Orphan School.
Under suspension of the rules Mr..
Pierce, of Livingston, introduced House
bill No. $50, joint resolution relative to a
survey ofthe Bayou Manchac, with a view of
the practieability of opening said bayou.
The billwas placed on its first and second
readings and referred to the Committee on
Internal Improvements.
Under a suspension of the rules Mr..
Garstkamp, Of Jefferson, introduced House
bill No. 251 Joint resolution for
the appointment Of Police Jury. parish
of Jefferson.
First reading and ordered to be placed on
the calendar for third reading.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Public Lands ana
Levees submitted the following report,
which was received and accepted:
Rooms OF CoMAnTTEE on PUBLIC LANDS AND,
New Orleans, La. sepfemsr 70. 1865.
10 the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Representatives; ~
GEETLESEN-Your eommitte to whom was
referred House bill No. 245, entitled an act
relative to the banks Of Bayou Lafourche,
In the parish of Lafourche having care
fully examined the said bill, are Of opinion
that the act should pass, and beg leave to
report favorably.
b. Fl. REESE, Chairman.
The blll was ordered to be engrossed.
The Committee on Corporations submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted.
# CORPORATION COMMITTEE Room.
September %, ls66 :
70 tha Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Representatives. sse-a. Il s. Il
GENrLEMEN--Your Committee on Oorpo-
Iaaians beg leave to report faEorably on the
following hills. Senate bill No. 10i Senate
PHI No. ltt Senate bill No. $50, and recon-
mend tfeiF aapton By the House.
ana aisS repo1t on House bill No. 200 an
act Tor the relief af she Louisiana EQuitable
Lie insafAnce Company, nnfavorabiy.
JOHN PAGE
CANON ]. ADoL 4 -
s f..s5 RAuI4fN uttGONET.
Cl1AS. LER0N
Senate bEll No. le1:
Further consideration postponed Ehsee
days to allow Mr.. May e make gdiposstv
report.
Senate bill No. III
Placed On tho calendar for third
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- THOMAS L. MAXWELL
se1 ocio ~ Sheriff Of the Parish 81 Qrieat


THIRD DISTRICT C0ItRT oF NV IN
= LANSING. 26,0a9.--By virtue Of writ OF fieT
onrf az N ny the Honorabe the Third District
70 0eerge w Avery, late Sheriff and bv said isss
sheriff to me transferred viii pressed to c's ss q
Exenange, Royal street. between Canal srd
tbs aits n Ssrssss n the Second District 81
o'clock NJ all the right, title and iDter 1S' a. e. X
defendant W. Q. Graham, being the one undiviaSsd
nai IN and to the following described property "a
l. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situatad
IN the rear OF this City, designated BY the Mo- 6gj
e. peF sSetca thereof annexed an act passed bel
dated January % 1866 which SQUARE il bonnas 81 M
D1Tgs;nois kSchebavs and Venus streets and the
T.s nsumpered from one to ten inclusive and run.
nming from the said Turnpike or New Shell Road to
turppiks or Me- 1os Nj forming TIE corner Of the
ana Z, lot 10 forming The corner of said turnniSS
or NsT ~ shell PEI Road ane Dorgenois street
IN 10 Si A., OE STAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
y inclusive of square No.E70, Bounded by norSsl
nos, hocheb,avs Venus, and Euphrosine streets!
Of, each 81 feet front on Dorsenois streete ~ NJ
DNlng l5O feet in depth between parallel Iines
a ~ 9s 20 inclusive have each IS feet inches
an Wu.sil, n tine rear by the following dspth. =
:, Lot no has les feet inches and ilnes ON tha
line o. ot No. and l73feet inches and lines on III
and lines the line Of lot No id wkioS IL, No "a
ns aa ieet and lines on the line Of lot No. H. which
1 I 70 4 has s feet inches the line Of lot No
-. w4lcn lot NO. u forms the corner of Dorpepos
and Euphrosine streets, and has iii feet binehes
ana ilnes n deDth snd front on said Euphrosine
privileges and advantages appsrtaininG 10 aid I1
q ground. being the same property ACQUIRED bv y
fsncsnt Jointly with Samuel DeI3ow from ssmuetod
t nunoei as per said act before Il. q. Gottschalk
tary public, of date January ~ 1855 Z, AL
Seized in the above suit rasH
Aerms-cash on the spot Of
.o.,oe 80 THOS. L. MAXWELL, nek
sot ~ oo bnerln OF the Parish of OrieaiatA
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SUGGESTION Of the late Matthew Courlade


deceased,-Baptists Riehl vs. Succession of NJ.
Courtade, widow Justine Courtade, ADMINISTERS.
trix. tAf
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
~ leans-Nos. % s54 and 80 2s3 BY virtue Of ana
IN o5edienee to an oroer OF sale rendered August
=. lsos ana to me directed by the Honorable the
second District Court of New Orleans in the aboys
emitted matter and also by virtue Of writ of fer
iaciAs directed hg this Honorable the said Courtir
the above entitled cause, TO George w, Avery lats
sheriff and By said late sheriff to me transferred
VIII proceed 70 sell at public auction az the MAJ.
chants and Auctiopeers' Exchange, koyal strest
between Canal and Oustomhouse streets, ia ths
second District of this city, on SATTTRDAY 0ela
Der third, 1865. at twelve clock n 80
a lot OF ground, together with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situate in the Third Ds.
triot q this city, in square bounded By Espauade
Planene. ksgeree and Villers streets aud meas.
uIlng IN American III Fty feet front on "a.
RIanade street BY sixty feet in depth aud front on
fiaucne street, the undivided half 81 which belong,
ing to said succession and the other undis3dad haf
Bel7t an the above suit of Riehl, lls
1erms-Oazh on the spot
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL,
sell 10 cod Sheriff of the PARISH OF Orleans
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RX .NoNTS 1AzEmE BR0a. n co.
RI y y 1s n Z b sold q
Aupftan Mari. No % Camp s1xnet-~ =
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