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FOR SALE.

NOR SAIE-I offer for sale three Lots Of the
4 finest Business property ia the city. For
TICS H COOKE,
fv7 z79S9 Main street.
C7UBURBAN LANDS AND RESI- DENCE FOR
- SALE on EASY TEEM5 Ny lands miles
east OF the city, are iO- sale, on terms TO sun
purchasers Tor cash or on any Lme-froln one
10 ten years, and Ia any quGnJtty-lrOm acres
10 80 Nv residence. with from Il 10 = acres
land viii be sold al a g-e2t bargain Tor cash,
or on tie usual rms Apply to myself, on the
premises, OF 10 ROyster, Irrelevant q Co., my
a e. Is, in the city. .- IN
IeE n ID. thHAfs AN 1.
NOR SALE.-Havlng determined 10 chang
cur business, We s,fier for sale our nail DiiI
we'll selected STOCK OF GROCERIES. and =
lease OF one Il The LEST BUSINESS EOCSE-
in the CITY. WewiII sell also splendid subur-
ban RESIDENCE. 25a miles from the city near
CSills station with AZ acres OF ground, with
ali the necessary i'm improvements. Apply u
WEBB MITCHELL & CO., NO. Is Union street,
Lee Bio *. Jef u
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FRUIT JARS at 82l Main street.

ELECTION COUNTY TRUsTEE.-J. H.
Gcodlett is candidate for County Trus-
tee before the Magistrates on the 10th
instant.
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CALENDAR.-JuIy-7th Month.
pHAsEs OF TIE NOON.
EEIIGIuUs SERVICES gO-DAY.

NINTEENTH DAY-SUdGy.-Sun II
ses SOS: sets 1907.
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THANKs-To Bart Sweeney, Esq, for
fetching that chunk Of ice for US to SIT
hnun ON last night.
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Early sIsrriases.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other SUBJECTS, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and COnJugsl Felicity, by benev-
client Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
maj 2In
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POR ARKANSAS RIvEe-

h-es9iar VEN phls and AIkansas River PaaEef
TOT zine bluti Little Rock Van Burzl4
aud Fort Smith.
OAAi' . Morton master
Ihis nle passenger packet leaves It.
MONDAY, 10th inst, al pm.
MART WALT & CO., Agents.
~. :. " Front street.
Memphis and Arkansas Riv Packet roro-
POlson, Pine Bluff DardaneIIe VsD
buren, and Fort Snith direct
O1Ah c. Morton, Master
ms splendid passenger packet L.
will leave for the above 8 iaz,.sa
MONDAY, 20th inst, at S pm.
jas. T. BOURNE & Co, Agents.
~ IL No. " Jefferson street.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The meeting of delegates to select a
Congressman and Electors for the Eighth
District of Tennessee, will be held at
BrownsyIlle on the 8th Of August.
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THE COMMERCIAL Bank building, cor
ner Madison and Main, is for rent. See
the notice in new advertisements.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHIre .,y.

AemPhis and White River U. ). Man P.chot
Company.
ror Helena, DeVail's Blun, Little Rock An
1.,l $50, 1seEsonport ana AL Way Landings.
- a En- A Ashford master
This me passenger packet leaves
for the above on .-sit.--A
TUESDAY, 2lst-inst., at pm.
For freight or passage spp4v To
LEVYst- MILLER Agents
2SSsnsHon street, under Com nc sreisI fTcte1
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Memphis snd st Louis Packet Conpa1V.
For Cairo and 81. Lauis.
CITY OF CAIRO Too -.
Ihis new and splendid passenger s,
-teafne VIII leave as above on =sss5iz..4
MoNDAY, 10th inst, at pm.
lyls Z FLEM CATVEP7r -,,-s.
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FOR CIHCaEHArI.

Mem POS and Cincinnati Packet Company.
- - y u Kates master
III TINS excellent passenger steamer
WI leave as above szzssstts,.zs.,.a
" EDN AsDAY, I'D inst, at pm.
80. LARRY HARsfsTAD. AGENT
y ~ - t1ty Wharf boat. n fNf6sr . e.
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Ledger, copy.

TENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC MEETING
The Democracy of the Tenth Ward
are respectfully requested to meet at Y.
1uefe's Grocery, South street. on Mon
day evening, the ooh inst at O'Clock,
for The purpose of forming Democratic
Club. r F. LOoNEY,
JOHN PITTMAN,
JOHN DONOVAN.
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SECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC MEET
ING "A meeting OF the citizens of the
Second ward was held in the City Hall
Saturday evening, July 18Th. VIM.
Chase, Esq, was appointed Chairman
(pro tenn J, and a. w. Newsom Secre-
tsry. On motion, the meeting was post
poned until Tuesday evening, July 21st,
al o'clock pm.
y. W. NEwsON, Secretary.
T.a1nRr cnnV.
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fYOPARTS ERSHIP Tho undersigned, sue
, ' ressors 40 T. LAMBERT, have his cay
xrned p copartQsrshIp, under The style aug
y ~ OF COAfsllaI58 Re g LAMBERT, and VIII
~ tame IL this city The business heietolOfe
coh NGctes 10y the former house. ,,.,,---,,,
cont THO NHMMAGEkE,
r. A. LAMBERT.
New Orleans July i.l,69. -. I'M
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Business, Visiting aud Wedding Cards
peal Job OHiee,
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

regular Tuesday 81 Francis River Packet-Fo.
Aelena Mariana, Madison. XIttsburg
CO.,. and al Way Landings
AOLLLE HAMBLETON, 7. r Bowman Masts-
sam Z. Paine, Shell and Clark Clerks
WIZ leave Memphis EVERY
TUESDAY, AZ 5 O'Clock pm. ssss4=s-sst
LARRY HARMSTAD, AEert-
lazU CITY WharfbOat, foot Monroe At
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
}filce---SO. is jefferson Street.
slsslssippl sad tennessee KsllrOsG.

SlssisslppI sad tennessee kslirOsd'
ARRIVE. DKPAsT.
New Orleans Express, daily $40 Pm $40 pm
5ardis accom- a, daily, e1- o,
cept Sunday ..........-..... s'SV AIM o'oo PM
Freight, North Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday
South Monday, Wednes-
uay ana Friday ...-.--.-...- 5'oe pm ~ a'LA'
Taxes effect Sunday, June =, 1855. -,
a B. LlVERMOkFs, Genl Sup't.
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. tieket Agt' Je1o
Memphis and Litllo Book Railroad.
Trains on this division OF The road now run
IN tuesdays, Thursdays, saturdays anu sun
days, as follows:
leave Hopefield at $50 am.
Returning, leave EdmOntson's at 900 pm.
terry boat Nevada Will Leave loot ol Union
street and connect with train.
at reduced rates. JAS. W. ROBEhIeSNs
ie2s General superintendent
Memphis and Charleston RailrOsd.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through Mail (daily1.-......... ~ pnI. - -
Thr0DSh Fxuress. 1910 PIN. ll:5J pm
Crnfs train does not leave Saturdsys9
Coriuth Accommodation, daily
(exoept Sundays AL. o'V0 a'h
SomerVilie Accommodation
daily Except sunday ...-... SIS am. 5;lO pm
Railroad Time Is 70 minutes faster thaA GU!
Ticket once, Z7s Main street snd at Depot.
W. ]. BOSS, Genl Hupt'
gewpbIs and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Osv Fxpress ................. 700 am. S:l5 PIN
Night tx 1sOv pm. 80 80
Railroad Time IS m nutes faster tnan Guy.
TiciTet ofhces No. 2S71z Main street ana al De-
''' SAN. B. JONES, GenI Supt.
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NOTICE.
The Mercantile Agency.

THE undersigned take pleasure In announc-
1 ing to the business men OF Memphis that
thew lave now on hand the REVISED REF
FRENCE BOOK for July 1888 10 which we call
especial attention. All business men are re-
speetfnlly invited to call and examine l., to-
getbsr with the detailed reports on Ourreeoras.
We invite TEsr inquiries to prove the value
r. G. DUN & co.
zrarouhfs IuIv 10 1875 fvIS 2w
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that in pursuance OF an Or
| der from T. J. Latham. Register in Bank
ruptey for the Western District OF Tennessee,
there wilt be a second general meeting OF the
creditors OF W. II. order, Bankrui {, at said
Registers ONCE, No. 40 Main street. at 10
o'clock am. ,on the 4th day Of august next.
@. A. LEFFIS9WELL.
IyI2A Assignee
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BUcK EEE SALEE'
epvAT zEMNpY for PILES
sold by Poplar street
lYl
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MCCAFFREY & CORNELIUS,
Undertakes.
Negroes, "a; whites, Is; total, 40.
". K. ROGERS, NJ. D,
Health officer,
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BUCK EYE SALTE,
Nothing Equal to 1t for Piles.

Sold by Il. c. sTEEvER's Blun city
III Drug store, cor. Second and Madison stz,
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COTTON GINS ! COTTON GINS
E. CARVER CO.'S
Improved Gins !!

THE great number of these celebrated GIN
I stands IN use throughout this whole coun-
try, are actual working Witnesses Of their as
knowl- dyed superiority. No neigh bOrhoOd II
without some OF these splendid machines, and
we make reference to each and every planter
now using them as to their superior advant
ages over all others.
ThoSs needing Gins viii consult their best
interests when they bear in mind hss the E
CARVER CO.'S IMPROVED GINS " can be
had with any desired number of Saws, either
right or left hand motion, by calling on o.
sending their orders 10
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r. Strange, % years, male, black, pis.
toll shot; w. r. Carter, years, male
white. hydrOcephslus.
FLAHERTY q WALSH, Unde.takers.
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FoR FRIARs' roasr

hesalar SEMI geekly Friar'- Point Parkat-- -
Noas6eree, Helena, Noon Lake, Deita, ro-t
Pinney, Friar'- Point. and All W.
Way Landings.
This elegant passenger packet IT,
MONDAY, 9Th inst. a. pm.
,-,oo. VINsoN & DoEAHUE, Arsnts.
III ~ a. - - On5 street
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GAS FIXTURES.
n. Il. GUIOEJ
-WTIH-
,nysTRR- To H2EVANT & CO.

RoYsTRR. TRH2EVAHT & Co.
p.rrsTATF RPOEf7s AND AUCTION
- "a Second street. Attends eNclu-
sfvely TO RsnlIug and LzaslSg htuses. Anu
T,ots' Collecting OF Rents Paying lake, Eutott
Tny Insurance, etc etc. Has nov Io' rent
seVeral very deSl able ItesiCccczS, Ifcul !. ~
fage 10 almost palace Also, ssvelfd - "a, iless
Houses OFFICES. 70 rms etc Jr-l -
RESOLUTION OF COPABTN Frs HIP,-The
4 J coparLnyrsniP heretofore existing uhueI
me II We Of LAMBERT q COM MAGERt, IS
II MS dav dissolved ry limitation, ana the ueaLL
-1f I,baS r. Lambert. The unders gneu VIII Use
he name OF the firm only IN llqniaatioHHs
THEO, COMM AJEhEt
+ A. LAMBEkT.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board Of Examiners will meet in the
upper room OF the County Offices, for the Ex.
animation of Teachers, on the Second and
Fourth Saturdays tn February, 1868.
The examination will begin precisely at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and no application MI be re-
ceived foU examination after ii o'clock, A. NJ.
Teachers will remember that they can get
certificates at no other time, and that they
must be prepared TO stand an examination in
Orthography, Reading, Penmanship, Arithme-
tic. ,seography, English Grammar, and Theory
ofTeaching.
l. The character Of the applicants cxani-
nation whl be represented on a'scale Of one to
tsn-one denoting the lowest ratification, and
ten the highest.
2. Four classes Of certificates will be grant
cd, as follows First Class, valid 81 months |;
second class, valid IS months third GLASS,
valid l2 months; fourth class, valid 6 months.
Hereafter no six months certificate viii be
issued to the Same applicant morn than once
J, A satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice OF teaching, and high degree OF
success in teaching will be considered in de-
trrmining the class of certificates to be grant
ed. No certificate will he granted unless the
applicant passes an examination in each branch
Of study required by ldD.
Owing to q change in the School Law, nll
applicants will be required to pay n fee OF fifty
cents, asa condition Of examination.
All applicants must come prepared with q
prepaid envelope, properly addressed to
themselves. BY order of the Board.
ID. COLE, Clerk.
Jan. l6, 1868.
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ADDRESS.
Cn,nMnI.s a. h4ana
To Tie Loyal Union Electors oft'e
State OF Ohio. tIn

!
To Tie Loyal Uaioa Electors oft'e
State Of Ohio, #H
The great and vital importance
Of the issues involved IN tho ap-
preaching State and National cleo.
tions, impcIs the Union Republican
members Of the General Assembly
Of the State 70 address you on tho
importance and beneficial inAucn.
ces Of u large attendance of the
friends Of good government at Col
umbus on the 4tb OF March next, TO
attend the State Convention on that
day.
Tho approaching campaign, in
the Issues involved, 10 more import.
ant and vital 70 the peace and
prosperity Of the country than any
political contest which has preced-
ed it, The grcatqnestions of'the war
are yet unsettled. The party which
involved the country in the war,
delugiug it with the blood Of our
young men, and Brought grief and
misery 20 household. all over tho
land, IS now making desperate and
inscriptions efforts TO regain con-
troll Of tho State aud National Gov
crnments. We therefore earnestly
implore our loyal fellow citizens to
come up to the Capital Of theState
in largo delegaiiors, composed Of
the sages aud young men Of tho par.
y, who sustained The country in
the hour OF Its trial, the veterans
and soldiers who fought andlbIed
in its defense, to organize for d
thorough and brilliant campaign.
The recent glorious struggle
in the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict, which resulted IN the tri-
umpbant election of Gen. Beatty,
assures Us shat the current of defeat
has been happily and successfully
checked. Let the reaction be fur
thcr encouraged and promoted by
the GssemOlage of large numbers Of
the friends oi the country, from
every county in the State on tho
day named, to secure thorough
and efficient organization of our
forces, backed by q hearty deter.
mination that victory no less alori-
Gus than that Of 1863 shall again
rejoice loyal hearts all over the land.
1t is expected that ar the rail.
roads Of the State will issue half.
fare ticket-; and our Union friends
Of Columbus invite their loyal fell
low,citizons Attending the Conven-
lion to the hospitality Of their homes
on that day.
All delegations. bowever-numer-
Gus, will be entitled to seats in the
Convention, but the votes Of the
counties will be as indicated in tie
call OF the Stale Central Committee.
a Joyous time may bc expected,
one that will rejoice the heart Of
every patriot and inaugurate a
campaign that will result in tho
full triumph Of liberal principles,
and give peace and prosperity to
the whole laud.
JAMES c. HALL. Of Lucas;
J. WARREN kEiFER, Of Clark;
JAMES SCorr, Of Warren
RoBr. B. DEsYIs. ofCuyahega;
WM, 2. JOHNSON. of Athens,
Committee on behalf of the Union
Members of The General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio.
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influenced my action. Previous to
this time / had no doubt that the
law Of 1868 was still in force; and
notwithstanding my action, fail
examination Of the law leaves a
question in my mind whother it is
or is not repealed. This being the
case | could not now advise his
resignation, lest the same danger
! apprchcndod on the frst removal
might follow. The course you un-
derstood | agreed to pursue was in
violation Of Law and orders from
You; whlic the course | did pursue,
and which ] never doubted sou
fully understood. was in accord.
tnce with Law and not in disobedi
enre' 20 any orders of my superior.
"And now, Mr.. President. when
ms honor az a soldier and integri.
ty az man has been 70 violently
assailed, pardon me for saying that
| can but regard this whole matter.
from beginning to end, rs an at
tempt 10 involve me in the resist.
ance Of the law, for which you
hesitated 10 assume the rcsponsibil.
ity, in order thus to destroy nv
character before the conn,ry. l
ain, in measure, confirmed iD this
conclusion by yonr recent orders
directing me to disobey orders
from the Secretary of War. nv
superior and your subordinate,
without having countermanded his
authority TO Issue The orders l am
TO obey.
with assurance, Mr.. President,
that nothing less than a vindication
Of my personal honor and charac.
ter could have induced this CORES.
pondeDce on my part, l have the
honor to be. very respectfully, your
obedient servant.
us. GRANT, General"
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A Magnificent Depot.

The transformation of St. Johns
Park, New York City, from the
pleasure ground Of yesterday to
the great express freight depot of
the !uture-a magnificent hallway
house between Asia and Europe
may be called one OF the poems of
progress"-a typical rehearsal Of
the birth OF New York. The new
freight depot ol the Hudson River
Railroad is TO be far the most mag
ni6cent building ever erected IN
this part Of tho world. 1t extends
405 feet 9 inches on Beach and
Laight streels, by 439 feet 6 inches
on'Varick and Iludson-an area Of
l76,3273 square feet, or over four
acres, under a single roof, 1t is
10 have three stories ard q base
ment, will be about GO feet high
from tho ground in the average,
and will be composed wholly Of
brick, iron and STONE, making it
absolutely frc.prOot. Tho base
ments. or cellars, which extend on
Beach slrcet3i6 feet. and on Laight
street 81 feet, each SO feet in width,
will DO adapted 10 the storage OF
dairy products, and other articles
to be protected from changes OF
temperature. The walls are Of
heavy stone, three feet thick, and
the depth below ground is eleven
feet. Ono hundred and four IT,
inch iron columns sustain the iron
and brick above them, which is
paved over all and calculated to
sustain a weight of 700 pounds TO
the square foot. All the other
floors arC to be emade for 4O0 pounds
to the square foot. The two up
per stories will be devoted to
freight and merchandise storage
such portions as arc not required
for The former purpose being leas-
ed to private parties for the latter.
The magnificent extent Of those
two lofts before they shall be par
ceIed BY partitions, with the 17S,.
600 square feet in each, broken up
into vistas by the forest Of 430 iron
columns, will be sight worth go.
ing to see.
The cost Of the whole structure
is estimated at two million dollars,
besides ono million paid for the
land.-N. Y. Times.
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Tho Abyssinian Secret.

A French journal, lie Nord, has
made q discovery. England cares
very littIs about the captives in
Abyssinia, but is anxious to estab.
lish its power on the shores Of tho
Red Sea; hence the expedition.
Tho conquest Of, the magnificent
harbor OF MaSsowah, says tho writ
or, would ensure the possession OF
the Red Sea to England. Immense
military hospitals are organizing at
Alexandria, Cairo and Suez. The
principal commercial houses of
England are sending agents TO
Abyssinia. Everything combines
TO prove the British expedition to
bc ia consequence Of the occupation
of Perrin and a revenge for the
French enterprise Of tho Isthmus Of
SneS. On Asai5,D hs1is.5 ~
The Eoglish seem TO bo perturb-
ed by these statements. Perhaps
there is come truth in them they
vince who are hit.
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ANCAsTER, OHIO, FEB. Is, 1868.

reply thoreto, to say that 1 am in.
formed by the Secretary Of War
that he has not received from the
Executive any order or instructions
limiting or impairing his authority
to issue orders to the army, as has
heretofore been his practice under
the law and customs Of the depart
mcnt. Whilc this authority to the
War Department is not countermand. !.
ed, it will be satisfactory evidence to
me that any orders issued from
the War Department by direction
ofthe President. are authorized BY
the Executive. have the honor
to be, very respectfully. your obe-
dent servant, U. s. GRANT,
...... "Geue,al,n
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In Colorado every foot Of land
must be irrigated to make it pro,
ductive. About 100000 acres are
in cultivation in the whole Tori
tory Ahundred Thousand dollars
have been spent for drains and
ditchAa,
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Singular Affair.

The Circleville Union Of last week
relates the particulars Of very
singular affair, as follows:
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"HEADoUARrERs U. S. ARMY, |
"WAsHINaroN, Jan. 80, 1858
"His ExcelIency, Andrew Johnson,
President:
"SIR-.I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the return of my note
Of tho Gath instant, with your in.
dersement thereon that / am not
to obey any order from the War
Department assumed to be, issued
by order Of the President, unless
such order 10 known by me -as au-
thorised by the Executive; and in
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-10-31
Seizure and Sale.
The State of Louisiana.

.lza 4me SG&Ee 'OI ADUaESAaAAEAs
Celeste Angustim Adat'x, W. The
Estate of Hilaire EScanbas --S8th
District Court, 'Parisll of ,Galca
sieu.-No .849. a... n
ny -xiItne nf writ 0f seizure and
ID sale to me directed by the Hon
the Eighth District. Court in and fJr
the Parish of Calcasieu, La, in the
above entitled,canse, | win proceed
to sell at public auction at the Court
House door of said Parish. in The
town of Lake Charles, on SATUB
DAY, the Tth day If November,
1883, all the right, title, interest aud
demand Of the Estate of Hilmre Es,
.Coubas, deceased, the defendant, il
said cause, ia aud to'the following
described property, to wit :: 1l3
81 IA Certain Lot or
Parcel of land OF ground, situated il
the town. Of Lake Charles, Parish Of
,Calcasieu, La, aud fronting OH the
public square of said town one hun-
,dred and sixty nine feet, eight ioch0S,
and running iniparalell lines North
rwardly two huudCed and sixty feet,
eight in0hes, aud bounded North by
lots Of William Myers and George
MaFshall, East by lots of ], wv,
BRYAN. "A. Hebert and Celeste Angus.
tin; South By the. public sqpare Of
said town, and West by lands and
improvements of Arvillien FarQNe,
lands Of Nicolas Garbafino and Louis
Iefranc; togethet with all the build
ings and improvements thereon and
thereto belonging and apper,a aiming,
Consisting principally Of d Two, Stoty
framed House, generally known as
stCorse's Hotel" Kitchen, Stable,
Fencing, etc., aud being the same
property purchased BY Hilaire Es,
ooubas. from Paul Augusta Sr., on
tha l4th day of February, Al D.
1851, as appears by Notarial ACT of
Record ia the Recorders office Of
said Parish, in Book B, Of convey.
ances aud Miscellaneous Acts, pages
2As, 40 and $50,
TERMs AND CoEpTIoNs
This being the second and last
anotion. tho aRid property will be
adindicaled Ia Che last and highest
Bidder for what it, win bring, at
twelva monlhs' credit; the puTohaseg
&ughishing bond with good ana a0h
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last residence 0f the deceased, together
with all the improvements thereon
erected and belonging
3rd-Nineteen and 92I100 acres to be
taken from the part Of portion on which
IS situated the residence Of sirnilien Le-
bleu.
I'D heads gentle cattle; 10 heads
wild horses and mares; 8 saddle horses;
5 YaGherie horses; 3 pairs oxen; rs
heads wild cattle at the Cheniere; $50
heads wild cattle in Calcasieu prairie;
farming utensils; household and kitchen
furniture, etc, etc.
Terms and Conditions.
One half cash on day Of sale, and the
balance on credit Of one year from day
Of sale; purchasers executing their notes
with good and solvent security ia sglja1,
To the satisfaction OF, and payable to,
the administrators or order, dated on
day Of sale, and bearing eight per cent
interest from maturity I'LL paid. The
lands to be and remain specially mort
gagged, with vendors privilege, until
fun and entire payment
URSLN BRFsAUX, a~-E
GU ~s-- BELOhLE LEBLEU,
E11 Administrators.
Lake Charles, Oct. NJ, 1853.