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WE offer exclusive bargains in Table
DGmGskS and Toi0eLS this day and to-
mOrrOW. A. SEESSEL 81 SON.
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FREIGHT & TICKET AGENCY
CARRIERS
RED RIVER LINE OF PACKETS
FOR
Vicksharg, Hatchsz, Alexandra, ShrsVe-
port and Jefferson.

- The only Lin giving Throuuh RuIs n
Ladlng and Tickets 20 the aoovs polnta-
S Passengers by this Line escape ths an
nOyanee Of hanging boats. and The enor-
NOUS charges al the aOuth Of Red River.
The following are the names OF the steamers
composing this lins:
d. NJ sHREVE--H- S. Carter, master
AOUNTAINEER -Cropster. master
SALf In DCW +----------InC1- heat master
WALTER B. DANCE---LloydT T. Belt, master
81 For Tickets and all reliable fnforma-
ton call at the General Passenger Depart
ment, No. Promenade, foot OF Jefferson 81.
c. l. HALL
General Ticket and Advertising Agent.
NJ OE1C Q.
General Ticket ONCE Of the N. and @.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 3, Is6g.
= r. SHOCK is our only authorized agent
y. TO redeem our Emigrant tickets bound
South, and none others need present tickets
at THIS once A BARNES,
nnI Gent Ticket Agent
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PERSONAL.

A eooD 2-plait Shirt for 81, at Wiggans
& Thorn's, 233 Clay Building.
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NOVELTIES in fancy goods just to hand.
7. W. JOHNSTON q co.
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Buy WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave Or
ders with L.. Roescher, S26 Main street.
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Cooley and Peterson for March. at Joe
Locke's, 23eK Main street.
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EUREKA.-Phat Truss at 279K Main st.
All suffering from Hernia should use 1t.
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CONSTABLE 14th CIVIL DISTRICT

TONSTABLE.-In reply 10 a very compli-
mentary call in the APPEAL, signed cit
1zen. / hereby myself as q candl-
date for Constable Of the Fourteenth civil
District. pledging myself. If elected, to per-
forrn my duty 70 the best OF my ability.
feb4 Respectfully, BEN. q. GARRETT.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK-Me are author
lied 10 announce J. P. STRANGE as an
i~ndependent candidate for the ofic OF County
COurr Clerk. at the ensuing March election. Il
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roR CLERK % CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Tb The
- FaopIe q Shelbg COUNTY: 1 am a candidate
for Clerk of the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, at the ensuing March election.
fabl L :. SAUNDERS.
TLERK SECOND CIRCUIT C0URT-Me
y are authOrizedto announce K. X.
as an independent candidate for the once
of Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court, at the
ensuing March election. tepA
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JOE LOCKE has a full supply of late
daily and weekly papers.
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% WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpany---Hhiie River Line.


TIVE entirely new and elegant
passenger packet, built eT-AN
pressiy for the trade,
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FOR FORKED DEER RIVER.
FOR o

Regular Ssmi-weekly Packea-FOr Oseeols
and all Intermediate LANDINGS
MgLLAE GhAIA---Andy ). DeartL, master
This superb l~ight-draaght pas ~
senger PACKET viii leave a. sDove S
EVERY FUEsDAv and FRIDAY. At 3 JIM ~
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OUR KARPETs HAVE KUN, and will be
sold this morning at ten O'Clock.
A. E. FARMLAND,
1877 Main street,
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THE best are the cheapest, for which the
prices are very low, at Al Monroe.
THE Democratic Executive Committee
OfShelby County met at 3 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. Business Of Importance
was transacted. Committee adjourned to
meet Thursday, March Sd, 1870, at "Wil-
l%ett's," No. 81 Adams street, at } O'Clock
pm.
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4L-Tom BERRY, Master

VIII leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY. at
D O'Clock pm, for AUGUSTA and fntermediats
points on White river, and to SEARcY LAND
ING on LITTLE RED RIVER This boat being
OF light draft, VIII be able to get to Searcv
landing when other boats cannot She viii
continue In this trade until the completion
OF another new boat, such as the ar. p
Walt tnow under contract to be finished By
18TH May next to take the place Of the ~ ".
A aIdTeI in the Augusta and Little Red
river trade, TO leave Memphis EVERY
THURSDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board the
boats, or at the ONCE Of the Company, No 3
Madison street. Stanton Block.
tebH JOHN d. ADAMS. President
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The GERMAN
RATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS :

DIRECTORS:
Louis Hanauer, j.. C. Nicely
Ecoolheld& Hanauer. Brooks, Nelly & Co
r. S. Jones, A. L. Harris,
Jones, Brown q Co. Harris, Cochran Co
r. P. Wall, n. I. heacham,
r. p. Walt q Co. Meacham & Treadwell
ThOs. \. Allen, G. L. D~eaIson,
Thos- H. Allen & Co. Orgfu Bros. g. Co.
D. P. MADDEN, &C. Terry,
D. P. Hadden q Co. Price & Terry.
E. ]. Taylor, Of Taylor d Rutland.
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THE APPEAL is delivered for 25 cents g
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STATE & COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR

CTATE AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
> PEOPLES CASDIDATE-WM. MCLEAN Is
a candidate for reelection TO the once OF
state and County Tax Collector, at the en-
suing March election. lebD
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TIE DANCER or Too MucH-A re-


mark of 10 Wheeling correspondent in
Saturdays kin wood JOurMalsis worth
repeating, Speaking ofLustne8 before
16Eisl5fursg I'd say !: V"It Is earnestly.
"hopeithns no uperauOus leglAstioawiEl.
b I'm, ~ Legislation dst y
By catIpg-always danger of too much;
scldouIldanger Of too little. Continual
change Of legislation Is even worse than
too much Of II. Our readers who read in
each days proceedings how . score Of
propositions are brought. forward daily
for changes in the Code, and referred to
Committee loF examination, win conclude
that the Legislature Is doing little but un'
doing what ywas'done by is predecessors %
Yet 1t Is some encouragement that the
majority ofthcse propositions are not enter
tanned. Doubtless there,are defects inthc
Code, rs in every work ofhumar lands and
brain; but some fine ought % 10 allowed
for the test of experience. The Code us
whole Is but fniperFctty understood
even by those WHO propose these changes.
Il maybe in some cases that when tho re-
latious Of al IL parts arc conprehcndcd,
no rcasop for change will b. found. In
others It may be that the experience Of. a
year or two would show the same. Sta.
btlity n The statutes IS 50 desirable That
triaiIg defects may be overlooked to &C.
cure liz lis to tbs.hopetl that gentlemen
will not cut and slash too rIshly, but will
let the general statutes have fair trial
before they cut them up and make them
over, except where there is the clearest nc
cessfty for 1t. !''.5 geSi
There Is danger Of supertluOls legBla.
ton m another direction, that Of special
legislation, which Is always TO be avoided
where possible. Our Constitution con.
templates that nearly everything requtr-
ing legislative authority shall be done
under gcnerallaws. A great many ofthe
applications 10 the Legislature for special
acts are provided for by the general regu'
lations in the Code; and in every such case
special legislation is not only unnecessary
butwrong. Its thespecial legislation every.
where that brings the lobby and sets ON
100! au inc schemes Oh f'!SSs''it'y aAH SoF
ruption by which Legislatures are 80 often |
besot. There ought TO be as little Of II |
q, onr direct,on 90 roqSble "Jerone,I IA |
I" ~" Nd = ltag,,r.r
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HnMRUG.-HOW OFTEN WE

IA HUMBUG.-H0W OFTEN WE
.IA-hear this expression: RON pCFsons read.
Ing advertisements Of Patent Medicines, and In
nine cases ont Of ten they may be right 1t 10
over a Year, since introduced Dr.. Tobias Ven
stiap Eminent to The public. l Ind no money to
advertise Il, 80 len It for sale With few drug
rists and storckceperI through small section OF
tho country, many taking It with great reluctance;
but told them to let any one have It, and Il 1t
did not do all stated on my pamphlet, no one
need pay for Il. In some Dtorcs two or three
bottles were taken on trial by parsons present, ]
was, BY many, thought crazy, and that would DO
the last they would sec Of me. But l knew my
medicine was no hnmbug. Iuabout two months
| began 10 receive orders for more Lihlment,
somc calling It my valuable GlnLmOnt, who bad
refused 70 sign receipt when I lCIt Il at
thSlr siore Now my salcs are millions o.
bottles yearly, and all for cash. Warrant Il Su.
perlor 10 any other medicine for tho cure Of
Group, DIarrhGa, DyScntery, Cole, Vomiting,
spaSms, and sea.SiekneSB, AS Au internal remedy.
II Is perfectly Innocent 70 take internally-see
oath accompanying each bottlc-4nd externally
for Chronic rheumatism, Headache, Aunp9,
Frosted Feet, Bruises, SprainS, Old SOrrs, Swell
IIngs, S0re Threats, &e,i &c. ia.y... Il j..
Price 50 cents. Sold By tho Dnggist+ Depot
10 Park Place, N. I. % gu jAnS.lMd&W
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LATEST FROM TLrR LADIEa.-Since the
introduction OF PILALoN'St YTTA1GA OR
SALVATION FOR THE, HAIR, ladies who
formerly used dyes, arc universally aban.
tlOning them. They find tho new article
SO harmless, 80 clean and pure, 90 pleasant
TO the senses, and with all 50 superior as a
means Of renewing, the original color, that
they absolutely shudder when they think
Of the filthy stuff they once used, cod ,
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A1IaHI1Ms EXpECToRANT 81.

AVUI4IF4IN q 414NA 70 .
ARUP.-Among tho many things required d.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH'
COMFORT and EASE this Syrup stands among the
htsS IL has becn before the public now for 40
Year, and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering nom COUGHS, COLDS
and HoARsENESS, should mot be without It, as
It will afford speedy relief Ip most disease Of she
Throat, ChCsEor LsngS. FOB CROUP-Can BE-
relied on In extreme cases, F0R WllOOPlNG
COUOH-InvarIably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THROAT Keep The ThHOasmoist with 1t.
VIOLENT COUGHS Yield to IL continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally,
LAUGTtIIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
IanR '.." Main st., Wheeling
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SPECIAL NoTlGEs &

TfT0MEE AND SOCIAL EVILS;
We Rsays for Young Msa--thS tine esti,
mAts q Vuman-thO hApplnelb q Gn.hoaeIablq'
mArtihgeathO fearful Social IEvng % the elay-''
the siiIso and cure. Sent MD, In, sealed senyee
opCs. ,,AadFpls, HOWARD AsSocEa TIol es
p, PhllGdeiphld4PA. aaesd ~.
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DlEs IRAE.-''Lct not tho sun go down
upon thy wrath" is the language Of Holy
Writ, but Inst Friday evening this good
advice was tlisregarded and tho sun went
down upon the wrath Of some disap..
pointed and beaten Democrats, just how
many matters not But In all the wratby
host, there was none who CRASHED his.
teeth and tore Ills hair SO fcrcely us the
editor of the Register. Ills column saturt
day morning reflected but family the
storm of the previous evening. The
thundcr Of his rage were directed 1t the
Liberals of the House Of Delegates, Tic
Is reported MS having damned them long
and loud, with al JUNCTION and hartincss,
a maplflccucc Of rhetoric and cpl
tibet, that has never been equaIIed. We.
arc sorry to SEQ Che Democratic organ lose
It's temper, and 10 see tho placid dnd con-
templative calmness Of our nelghbor, its
editor, thus ruRicl. The RSRiisterswas re-
Gently SO sweet on the Liberals, they
were such conscientious, manly indie.
pendent gcutlGmen-sO, true 70 tioif
convictions, 80 faithful to their pledges,
so rcsOlutc in their intentions, that 1t Ia
very rasping on the feelings to flnd that's oil
this was but 0pe OfthOsc mental hAElucina-
tons of the mind to which ttho RIgiSteFl
has been subject ut intervals for several
Yeas; and TO find that these same Liberals
are hut the youthful rAhmes, the S6tts Of
their mothers, described by the editor of
the Register in the Mcclure House Friday
evening. Now It seems to us there has
been no occasion for all this exhibition Of
wrath. II tile Register had been d little
more careful TO understand the sentiments
and purposes of the Liberals before, i
might be les disappointed nov. The
Liberals who voted with their party in tie
House lasrFriday do not need my defence,
Their own course defends them. I'VE
knOw nothing abont the pledges i tho
Register talks about, We suppose these
gentlemen made about the same pledges
TINT our candidates madei in this county
not pledges tothe Democrats, buttO the
whole people; and these they carried blit
with complete consistency and fidelity by
their voas lust Friday. u the Register
Ind my reason to expect more, We do not
know II; nor dowe beiievc'it had y
The truth Is, the Democrats ought to
cune themselves, Il anybody, for dsluding
themselves with the idea that. every Re,
publican who held any difference with his
party about minor matters YVES ready to
Join hands with them. Our friends Of the,
Register seem to have kept up this pleas.
ant tlelnsIm till Friday. SAnd now there
Is dreadful disappointment because of the
failure or exPectatlohs that never llalIahYl
better foundation tllan q To- ardent In!
agination. (Nopun intended on "aricnt')
Much wnthlhl swearing has been done
that will have TO lie answered for, much
sweetness Of temper has bOGn sonrcth;
many fond hopes; blasted; some LOFTY aa.
piraliOns hunlhlpd, pGEilAps, and Al be-
cause men win take things for grapIed
that arC not granted, and Jump aticonclu.
SionS instead Of reaching them by the R1eF
processes Of logic aud TACT 7lh Is very,
very sal, but true. ~
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EDMUND Uni BOOKINGS

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
L Of a deed Of trust tFom George G. StOOiare,
Of Washington county, Pennsylvania, To nc,
bearing date the 9Th day OF January, 1870 and re-
corded Ia the Recorders otico for the equity Of
Ohio, In The StAta Of West Virginia, 10 Book 81,
page 48S, shAll offer for Salo at public auction,
on the premises, on Thursday tho 10Th day or
March, $50 Commencing said sale at 10 O'Clock,
\. Ma, thG following prOpeEtY, that is to say: all
the right tile and Interest OF the said George G..
Sto0lnfe, n and 10 certain tract OF land con-
tAihIn6 three hundred acres, moro or lcss, for.
merly owned By Henry Madden, and situated in
Ohio county, Neat Virginia, near Valley Grove
station, on the HempaGld Railroad, and about
two and half miles from West Alexander, Penn.,
BylVania; the interest OF said George G. StOOlarG
being Rp undiVldOl half Of RaId tract Of land. }.
TkRAfS o. SAtf5The one. Third Of the purchase
money (6t ~ much more % the purchaser may de.
sirs) GncaSh: ind the remaining two thirds Ia two
equal instruments, payable respectively in six
aud twelve months from the day OF sale, with In;
tefcst from EAid day. The purchaser TO give bonds
for the deieFrBd instruments, with personal sGcu.
rity 70 Do approved BY tho Trustee, tho tito be-
ing also retained By the Trustee until the pur.,
CHASE money AhGll hive been fully paid.
Selling 16 TruAtGN,lT shall convey 10 the pur.
chaser such lido sis vested In mo by the decd Of
trust, The undivided molcty OF said tract Of land
will be sold In GroES, aud not BY the acre.
no H.Fi IIaig9' ~. JAMES W. RICE,
,feba-9td&4tWih.N Ii 3lll ~ /, Trustee. d.
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< < LII,cOCKE,s POROUS PLAsTERs.

4 LLCoCK'S POROUS P4AsTERs.
A7.sddden severe pains Of the side and back,
stitches, spasnl, etc. These affections arc mOst
troublesome to persons past middle age. VIII
oven come on In bed; arc very painful and often
dangerous. In damp weather they arc more re-
quent than In dry. ThcGe pIASteES give rcllefat
oues, and need to bealWSyS In thedrawer, handy,
PAIN OF TIE SIDE CURED
ALLENTOWN, PENN, April 4, 1853.
MessrG. T. AIIeooK b Co.
Dear SiFS:-TMy daughter used one Of your
Porous PIastCrs. She had very bad pain IN her
side, and Il cured hGF In one week, W.. -
3 YOuF truly, JOHNN.N HUNTER.
1900 SOLD 1T ONE DEALEI-Messrs. J. Balch
B Son, Of Providence, r. l., write, Nov. 1905
"ws have sold tho Porous PIAstets for twenty
years, and, at retail and JObbIng, mnSt hAVO
sold twenty-five thousand altogether. They arc
well liked" JAMS md&W
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4 sTOUNDING REVELATIONS

a sTOUNDING REVELATIONS
1.-Two scientific publications arg In lhs aOld
against the hair dyes Of which lead II the basis.
Tho New York Medical Ga1slH and TIE Journal
Of ChlynistrE bitterly dUnouncO them. Net tho
hair may DO safely dyed. Have you seen Pror.
ChiltOn's Testimony, founded on careful anAly.
Gle, and certifying that CaBlsTADORo's EXCEL
sion DYE IL not only Grst:clasS article, for
changing the color OF the hair, but ABSOLUTELY
SAFE. Chftitadoro's Hair 'Pr6sCrVatIVe, as a
Dressing, acts MkO q charm GU the Hair ailer
Dyolnr. Try IT. .s a jans-lmd&w
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A WAY WITH sPECTACLEs.
4AOlI eyes mAdO new, easily, without doctor
or medicines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10
cents. Address DIR. 3. B. FOoTE,
100 Lexington Ave, N. 7.
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nISS0LUTION-THEFIRN op
IL Mcclellan d Knox was dissolved al u!
lAtSE5M o. QiellRHi retiring, 4 gagF n ~
1ht buhhge viii b9 ntiAAea nhda IL NJ.
Of ON, HndEEtCO. Ebh3 6ffFFi fyy93
e1ani6 MCCLELLAN & Hyor
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BLUR.-In RomnCy, w Va, on Monday
morning, January 9lsi, 1910, alter lingering I'd.
ness, Of Consumption Mr.. MARY CArnERiNR
BLUg, wIfe Of the late COL ,Chak. Blue, Of HAmp-
shire county; ". VA, and daughter 81 William
Vance, Esq., deceased, !H ne 9Th year Of her
Mis-. Blue waE tor many nan, ycars 4 coaslutGnt
member Of tho Presbyterian Church, and has
len the Church militant, TO Join the Church trlr
nmphRht. srs.r7Dy,y IA 1.l- ~ 2 =
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DIsSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OFF
L. O. Hildreth . Bro, IL dissolved bv Il.
death Of 2; 9. hIl4 ret All persons Gdi,
thGmtl0t s0ttlOmgnk and those knowing ~
selves indebted arc requested TO cali and M.
90 II 10 desired to cloG6 up tho business a ~
% possible. 7. @. mLDRETH / BRO
BY 8. p! HILpRE1H, Surviving Parng.
Wheeling, W. Va, Jan. I, 1870.
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CTOCKHOLD Frs NOTICE
y STREET RAILWAY.lT Tho annual ~ -
Of the '9G6et h6laera Of the CluzCnT PSfSeS
Company, and election Of QIrCcIOrS, SiII,.y
place on Saturday, january 18th, At 3ofl6+E.E
H., In tho Council Chamber Of the City BuII5isLI
HARRY CALDWELL
Jan1o SCCrrtlfr
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BAyv
M OF WEST VIRGINIA,
The Directors Of thlt Bank have derlared, , An,
dcnd or Mo par cent which viii be paid % NV
holders, or their legal Representatives on denSS
Wheeling, January .. 1sI6. l. Si:flsI
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All persons having claims aEalnD, m. ,.,n
pluASO present them IOF settlement ami II WI
sons knowing Themselves indebted, Wlli II "a
call and GCttlo on or before tho let dAV ~ ~
next, % all accounts must belOSCd By ~. ~
l1 janl7.d4w" ~ 5h'L D. BCHANRpIs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
H0RATXO KING. ATTORNEY.
$40 q STREET, WASHINGTON, d. q.

Agent for Patents, Pensions, Boupties, and al
other Claims against the Government
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ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS. AND AMONG
IN THE CITY.
ON EASY TERMS AND LONG CREDIT.
FOR ACCENT OF THE SUCCESSION OF THE
LATE SUMPTER TURNER. d
Second District Court. for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1885.

DY q. e. GINA h Ey 81 Con. j.
d Hoey, Auctioneer-Ufice No. IL Exchange
place-SA1UEDAY, May I. 1870, at twelve O'Clock
NJ. will be sold at public auction, at the Merchants
Canal and Custombouse streets by and in pursu
ance of an order from the honorable Louis Du-
vigneaud, Judge of the Second District COURT for
the parish of Orleans, dated March u, is!o, and
described and very valuable property belonging to
the succession OF the late Sunpter Turner, de
cea sed, to wit:
That well known and %o very popular progesFty;
PRESS situated in the First District of this city,
and in the square bounded by Tchoupitoulas, New
Levee, Robin and Henderson streets, and measur-
ing follows to witt 355 feet inches front on New
Levee street. ALI feet 10 inches lines front Robin
street. and 1888 feet 7inches lines front Hender
son street, and 1893 feet inches front on Tchoupi
toulas street.
The improvements thereon comprise an extern
sive, welt arranged and substantially constructed
brick and slate rooted cotton press. kr as the
Factors Cotton Press, having capacity OF from
sixteen to eighteen thousand bales. and equipped
with good steam press The buildings, yards,
press, machinery, etc. all in perfect working order
This property will be sold subject to lease expir-
ing thirty first August, 1870 at the rate OF $4,000
per annum.
Tsrms-One.fourth cash. balance at one. two.
hr ne and four years credit for notes specially Sc
mr. ID by mort age on the property, bearing eight
J or cent per annum interest from the day OF sale
We per cent attorney fee clause, binding the pur
hA or to pay, in the event that the notes given in
! ar payment should have to be sued upon. The
nap events to be kept fully insured at the expense
Of isrs of the notes until their final payment The
az IS for the year 1870 to be assumed, over and
above the price of adjudication by the purchaser
Act of sale, together with the United States in
the purchaser, before A. Mazureau, notary public.
ap29l6233 80 mar