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80, According to IIoylc.

We observe that the Commission ap-
pointed by Governor Moses to examine
the claims to certain rewards offered in
the proclamation of GOVERNOR SCOTT,
dated July %, 1871. for the apprchen-
sion and prosecution OF parties who were
participants in what was called the ''Ku
Klux conspiracy" have made report.
They recommend that there be paid, to
Major Louis Merrill, for forty seven con-
viotions, at 5000 each, s9,4O0; accom-
plices, forty. at 5000 each, $4,000; total,
Sl7, 400; to Mr.. Thomas NJ. Wilkes. con-
gict;cns thir.y.hve. at 5000 each. 81, 200;
TO Mr.. 81. e. D. Byron, convictions six,
at 5000 each, 81, 200; total awards, S25,
600. In supplementary report. they
award to James Canton, six cases, 81, 200;
Colonel W. Il. Brown, eight cases,
$1,000; to Major Merrill, twenty cases,
"a. GOO; total amount. $500. With the
award to the Commission of $500, the
whole amount reaches the sum of S34,-
'900-S100 less than the sum appropri-
ated.
We have nothing to soy to the Com
mission. They have discharged their
duty as lawyers, no doubt correctly, and
according to the facts presented to them.
We understand from Senator. however,
that the appropriation was not passed in
conformity with the constitutional pro-
visions; that it passed the House of Rep
resentatives by reclamation, the vote
neither being two-thirds, nor by ayes
and nayes.; II this be so, Governor Moses
ought to know that there was question
preliminary to the inquiry into the
claims themselves. If we are to be
feecsd and b1ed to death, it should be
done according 70 Law and the Constitu-
ton. Supposing it to have existed, how
did Governor Moses get over this little
irregularity?
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o=oceedIpgs OF the OIty Councii-special
Meeting.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

NOONC1d SdAMDENp
Council &c: :: 1902. NJ Pressnt-
His Honor .5the Mayor; Aldermen
Thompson, I,owndes, Mitchell, Carroll.
Hoge, Young, Carr. Williams, Griffin
and Cooper. Observation-Disclosures Garpan-
tar.
The Mayor stated that he had called
the Council together to make arrange
ments to pay proper respect to the re.
mains OF the late Hon. James L. Orr.
The following resolution, offered by
Alderman Carroll. was adopted:
: Res0loed.- That committee Of three
be appointed to draft q preamble and
resolutions expressive Of our high re-
gard for the lamented James L Orr.
A motion, by Alderman Lowndes, that
committee of three be appointed to
proceed to the State line to meet the re-
mains, was adopted.
A motion, by Alderman Carroll, TINT
committee of three be appointed to at
tend tho remains to Anderson, was
adopted
A committee on resolutions was ap.
pointed by his Honor the Mayor, con.
sisting of Aldermen Carroll, Hoge aud
Carr.
| Committee to meet tho remains mt
! State line-Aldermen Lowndes, Mitchell
and Cooper.
Committee to accompany the remnins
to Anderson-Aldermen Carroll, Thomp-
sou and Griffin.
Ga motion of Alderman Thompson, u
committee Of three was appointed to
confer with tho committees appointed by
other bodies IN making arrangements for
paying respect to the remains.
The following is the committee ap-
pointed-Aldermeu Thompson. Young
and Williams.
The following preamble aud resolu-
tions were presented by the committee
appointed, and unanimously adopted:
Whereas the remains of the Hon. JAS
L. Orr, late Minister to the Court Of
Russia, and former. Governor of this
State, ara expected to arrive in this city
on the P. NJ. train, Sunday next,
June 49, when it is proposed they shall
lie in state in the ball of the House Of
Representatives, to be in charge of the
Masonic fraternity; therefore, be it
RsSolretl, That as mark Of our respect
to the distinguished dead, the several
flags OF the city be hoisted at half-mast,
and that all the bells of the city toll the
requiem for the departed.
ReSolred. That subject to the call of
his Honor the Mayor, this Council as
semble for the purpose Of paying fur
ther tribute OF respect by visiting the
remains III body.
On motion, Council adjourned
CHARLES BARNUM, City Clerk.
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CoLoRnD MILITIA. .-Whilo We DO not
wish to be understood, by those in au-
tnority, as defying their power, we will
simply remark, that We fear, if the policy
OF arming oolored militia, to the total
exclusion OF the whites, be again resort
cd to in this State, the little blood shed
OF 1870 will not be "a drop in tho
bucket" compared to what may be the
result Of second effort in tha. direc.
ton. Herald.
Next Monday is the day set apar. for
the Com missioners appointed by the cor
porators Of the Spastanburg and Ashe-
vile Railroad, to open the books for
subscriptions to build the road.
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a WELL. MERIrED COMPLIMENT The
University Of North Carolina has con-
ferred the honorary degree Of LID
upon Or. Z. S. Gaillard, of Charleston,
who at present 80 ably and acceptably
fills the positions Of editor OF the Rich
mond and Louisville Medical Journal
and Dean of the Faculty of Louisville
Medical College. DR.. Gaillard ranks
among the first of his profession as q
medical writer and practitioner, and his
many friends will be gratiied at this ad-
ditional recognition Of his merits and
abilities.
NEW PArER The Rev. T. D. Durham
aud Rev. A. P. Norris are, we learn,
about establishing new weekly paper,
in the interest of the Baptist den nomina-
tion. A large amount of money has been
subscribed for the purpose. and the
power press and type of the late Co.
lumbia Caion has been purchased for
their use. The new paper will start un-
der good auspices, and we wish it success
with oil our heart Oran9edurg Times.
SoSs OF TEMPERANCE The National
Division Of the Sons of Temperance of
North America will assemble in New
York city, on the 18th instant, for the
transaction of important business con-
nected with the order. The delegates
from this State will be Z. E. Sell, of
Charleston; A. NJ. Kennedy, OF Camden;
Oliver Hewitt, of Graham's and B. d.
Townsend, of Society Hill.
ACCIDENTAL DEowNING.-Oa Monday
last, five colored men started in boat to
cross Bull River to the Oak Point Mine
Drcdge, and wLcn in the middle Of the
stream. the boat cnpsized. Three Of the
men, who could swim, were saved, but
the two others peTishod. Their names
were Alex. Gardner and Wm. Dawes.
ICNar!sSton NetrS.
at q meeting ot the Survivors Associa-
ton, at Newberry, held on sale day, tho
following gentlemen wero chosen to serve
the ensuing yoar: President, Y. J. Pope;
Vice Presidents, Thomas j. Lipscomb,
VIM. Lester, D. Augustus Dickert and
John X. G. Nance; Secretary, Samuel
t. McCaughrin; Treasurer, Jefferson J.
Gallman.
DEATH OF AN OLD CARoL1NIAN.-Sir
Valentine Harlan, q nativo Of Laurens,
but who moved from there about the
year 1881, died in White County, Arkan-
sas, on the 9Th of May last, ut the ad-
vanced age OF eighty yenrs. Mr.. Har-
Ian had raised o numerous family, hav.
ing, at his death, 125 lineal descendants.
ENTERPRISE number of the capi.
talists OF Charlotte are combined to erect
q cotton factory at that place some time
during the present year. Energetic men
are at the head OF the movement. The
site OF the proposed factory will probably
be on the West side OF the town near the
Airline Railroad.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY Men SHOT
A horrible tragedy occurred in the neigh
borhood of Johns0nville, in williamsburg
County, on Tuesday morning, between
James McNamee, Stacy Britton and
William Hasolden, in which McNnmee
and Britton were shot and killed by Hs-
selden. The parties were nll white men.
The town OF Ninety Six has subscribed
1000 to build II bridge over Saluda
River, at or near Puckott's Ferry.
The Knights OF Pythias Of Whining
ton, n. c., have uniformed.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., June 10, 1873.

COLUMBIA, S. G., June 10. 1873
TO lis E.rceAency Fraahlin j. Noses, Jr.,
Governor.
SIR: We have the honor to respect
fully submit the following supplemental
report Of our awards a. Commissioners
appointed by your Exccllency to investi.
cato anG pass upon the claims of sundry
persons, for the payment to them of re-
wards offered by proclamation of your
predecessor. Governor II. Is. Scott. for
:he apprehension apd prosecution of par
ties who participated in what was known
es the "Kn Klnx conspiracy"
We met on the 9th instant, and pro-
oeeded to consider Glass No. 3 of such
claims, the only class we had not disposed
OF at the time of making our previous
reports. Upon examination, we found
that there were 122 claims presented.
The balance of the fund for distribution
being much too small to make awards for
all tbs cases that wo found meritorious.
we we're compelled to adopt, as nearly as
possible, an equitable pro rata; and, in
making our awards, We acted upon the
principle of giving each claimant the full
$500 for the number OF claims we had
adjudged him, taking that number from
the head OF his list. leaving the remain.
ing claims undetermined. Upon this
principle, our awards were as follows:
James Canton, six oases. ..... ..Sl, 200
Col. W. II. Brown, eight cases.. 1000
Major Louis Merrill, twenty cases 1000
Total amount. 80. .SG, 800
Leaving balance of $lOO OF the fund
nndisturbed. This occurs from the fact
that the award to the Commission was
an uneven number, and We could not
make an award for half case.
a copy Of the rules adopted by tho
Commission for their government in
making the above awards is hereunto at
tached.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
(Signed) JOSEPH DANIEL POPE,
ROBERT 3. ELLIOTT.
d. 4. CHAMBERLAIN,
G D. MELTON,
JAMES A. DUNBAR.
A woman in Meridcn, Conn, was ar
rested lately for forcing her five-year old
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Captain Semmes, the former com
mander of the Alabama, attended we'd
ding at Newberryport, Mass, last
Wednesday evening, at which several OF
the other guests, who were owners OF
vessels which he had destroyed. refused
to be introduced to him.
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TIE ELECTION OF THE Blue RIDGE
RAILROAD AssIdNEEs TO DE CONTESTED. =
In the United States Court, Charleston,
on Thursday, the report Of the Registrar
in Bankruptcy in the Blue Ridge case
came up for confirmation. The report
contained o certificate OF the election of
Mcssrs. James P. Low and j. p. South
ern as assienees at meeting of the
creditors, held in Columbia, on the 7th
instant. A motion was made by Messrs
McCrady Il Sons, associate counsel for
the trustees of the railroad, and in behalf
OF Mr.. W. II. Trescot, asking post
ponenent of the case until the counsel
Of the trustees could be present. Mr.
Corbin, against the motion, argued that
the assignees had been elected unani-
mously, and that the fact had been clear
" certified by the Registrar. Unless,
therefore, it was proved that the persons
chosen as assigneos were incompetent or
otherwise disqualified, their appointment
should be confirmed. II was admitted
that all the creditors had united on the
assignees, and even if their claims had
rot been ruled out, they would have
voted for the same assigneos. In one
instance, that Of Mr.. Harrison, who had
claims amounting to $4,000, Of which
only ST0 had been allowed, it was in eyi-
dence that he had voted for these OIL.
signees It was generally admitted, too,
that the rulings OF the Registrar were
very correct. Mr.. Edward McCrady, Jr.,
said that he was in court simply to ask O
postponement Of the case. lie also con-
cluded that the certificate and return of
the Registrar were void, because they
were not drawn up in accordance with
the rules laid down by the Supreme
Court; and, moreover, the evidence of
unanimous election was not in court. On
the contrary, at least $3.50. 900 worth of
claims were rejected. But, without go
ing into the case, he would ask simply
that the case be postponed until the ar.
rival Of the counsel in the case. After
some farther argument in the case, Judge
Bryan stated that while he WAS willing to
grant time, he could not delay the matter
long, as he had intended to 60 North on
Tuesday Of next week. The case was
finally postponed until Saturday, at 10
o'clock.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hardy Solomon-Corn. Oats, Hams.
John Agnew x Son-Wooden-warc.
Albert NJ. Boozer-Law Card.
James MISUNDERSTANDING Change.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, June l3.- Wheeler
HoMse-John Cunningham, Port Royal
Railroad; z r Duvall, city; J II Hyer,
o 8 A; 8 Fl Copenhayen, Baltimore; j
2 Pulte Philadelphia; P Duffie, David
Lopez. G W Bomar, Charleston; J Han
nah, Baltimore; 0 D Schumpert, j A
Sease, Newberry; " Fl Trescott, Pendle.
ton; " Harrison, Anderson.
Columbia Ho!el-Miss Henry, Chester;
J Agnew, Jr, city; NJ V Calvin, Ga; W j
Sprinkle, G W Thames, N G; " W
Wannamake.. st Matthews; W D Ken.
nedy, 81 G Mazyck, Charleston; J Fitz.
patrick, N @.
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Caroiinn Orphan Home, spartanburx
o. H, 8. c.

Caroiinn Orphan Home, spartanburx
o. H, 8. c.
MR. EDITOR: Permit US to give notice,
through your paper, that We have now
several children in the Orphan Home,
and are prepared to receive others.
Guardians of destitute children (of the
age of ten years and under) are requested
to apply at once; and in their applica-
tions to answer the following questions: !:
l. What is the name of the child? g..
What is its age? (Give date of birth, if
known.) 8. Are both parents dead? 4.
Is the child destitute of means OF sup
port? 5. Is it sound in body and mind?
All applicntions must be sent to Rev.
II. @. Oliver, Superintendent, Spartan
burg O. H., S. c., and We will decide
each case upon its own merits.
A. MI. SHIPP,
WARREN DuPRE,
JOHN 81. EVINS,
Executive Committee.
Papers friendly to the Home" will
please copy and call attention to it.
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A woman in Meridcn, Conn.. was ar
rested lately for forcing her five-year old
son to drink himself drunk.
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Clerk of the Supreme Court of the
State, Gs also Commissioner of the
United States Courts for South Carolina.
Mr.. Boozer will practice in the State and
United States Courts. His Office is at
the State House.
COMMENCEMENT commencement
exercises Of Furman University and of
tho Female College Mt Greenville will
begin on Tuesday, the 17.h, and close on
Thursday, the 10Th instant. An address
will be delivered before the literary So
cieties OF Furman University on the
evening OF the 18th, by Gen. D. Fl.
Hill. of North Carolina. Rev. J. G.
Williams will deliver On address before
the Alumi OF the Society, on Wednesday
evening, the 18th. Other interesting
services will be held. Rev. J. L. Rey-
nolds and Rev. J. X. Mendenhall, of
this city, will be present, and will off,
ciate in the exercises.
PHGNIx1ANA.-A water-spout-A tee.
total Grafton.
The oldest mother Of all-Ars. Neces.
sty.
The man who possesses good health is
always rich.
What is the keynote to good breed
ing?-B natural.
Dobbs thinks that instead of giving
credit 10 whom credit is due, the cash
had better be paid.
Those who wish to keep time will sue.
ceed by seizing him by the forelock,
rather than about The waste.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

DYC. Z. GIRARDEY * CO., NICHOLAS
ID !. Hoev, AUCtIoueer-thce No, Il exchange
p'acr.-SATURDAY, April 20, l6'J. az we've
I.rfu,E M. at The Merchants an. Auc'lgIttTS HA'
change. on RUyal between Cana. ana .sltlh
house streets WIZ be sold by puuic aAS."h'
Tor account OF SAID succession. tLt io--o"4LH CS'
sCrihed property. 10 wit
/. TWO LOTS OF .GRoUND, in the FIRST
District OF tins city, IN the square eouiu1 pl NV
mon. Banks, Miro AVID Tom streets, desiSnaieu as
lots Nos and ? adjoining each other ana E-uIl-1-
iLrour6 the square from Common to Banks street:
have fronts each OF said streets. Al. as per pan
30 be exhibited al sale. ., ~:
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. IN the Folfth us
..fct ia the square bounded bv ChestnUJ, So.sf-
!!s,lp and First streets, des gnated as LOIS No. :.
and Is adjoining each Other, ana Etts .i!LS
each 81 feet front Chestnut street Oy IA zee!
inches : lines n depth. 81. -.
3 SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, IN the SIX D L'ls'
-rIct in the square bounded by BacgAls. ApC-"'
Amelia and Pension streets, designated as 40 ;
Nos ~ 10 IT, adjoining each other. ana measuring
each about % feet Eches .utS front on baccL,'e
street nv i2J feet lines in depth and forming the
vIolt fr0rt Of said square on BaCchus street; lot
No 10 form ng the corner ct Amelia. ana .OI No 10
The corner of Pension and BdCChrs streets
Terus-tlne-third cash; remainder at one anG
two yesrs' credit, in notes secured pN sltclat
mortgage and vendors hen, bearing interest oI
eight per cent per annum from date OF sate LLtlI
final PAYMENT with the penal clause OF nEe per
cent attorneys fees in event OF sum 10 eAlOIce
PAYMENT and purchasers to assume payment over
aud above the amount OF their bids OF all taxes IoI
the year 1872, and up to the day OF safe
Acts Of sale, and United states Stamps az tHe
expense Of the purchasers. before W. J. CasreA' n'
@oiaT! public. nLZ1 apo = i %
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

N
ID rose Auctioneer-Oftce No. 50 ROYAL street,
On THURSDAY, april TO- la7.i. at twelve o'clock M,
at the ST. Louis AuctiGn Exchange, n the basement
Iotunda Of the st. Lonis Hotel, will be sold by
public auction, by virtue OF Judgment rendered
bv the Hon. 4. L. TssOt, Judge Of the Second
District Court for tie parish of Orleans dated
February d, 1873 and amended March 3, 1873, di.
Tecting the sale Of the following described prop
erty-
!. .ALOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis
trict Of this city, in the square bounded by Old
Levtc DOrsiere. Customhouse and Canal streets,
having 10 feet inches lines front on Old Levee
street same front on DOrsieIe street, by tb feet q
inches il depth, together with a four-story brick
store, No. 7. This property is sold subject 10
lease ending thirtieth OF September. 1874, at the
rate OF $l9l 66S per mOnth-say : jotn per annun.
2. A LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the same dls-
trict in the square bounded by Old Levee Cont, 81
LOUIS and Chartres streets said lot having. FrtECh
measure l8 feet II inches front Oh Old Levte street
OF which feet of said front on the side toward Cont
street have depth of u teetS inches ana the oter
u feet OF said front toward ST. Louis street nave
depth OF ~ feet, and fualYl2 y feet ii -uches II
width on the rear line; together with hree story
brick store rented TO Mr.. NJ. Meyer at the rate OF
Z rs per month: waterwurks, pTlvv. etc
3. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, IN the
same district. situated the north SIDE OF Canal
Carondeet making part OF the square comprised
within Caroudelet walk, ST. Peter, Basin, st.
Claude streets; said portion of ground measuring
S. feet inches fIout st. Peter street, 30 feet
froat or Carondelet walk. - feet ncnes tront on
Basin street and AZ feet inches OF the rear line
parallel 20 ST. Claude street, said portion OF ground
forming the corners of ST. Peter and Basin streets
and CarOndelet walk together with two-stOrN
and attic brick store, containing three stores on
the ground floor and corridor opening Oh ~ Ptttr
street, and ten rooms IL the upper story ana aIl4c
waterwOrks cellar, pr'Ty, etc.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale before Charles T. Soniat. notary pub.
lie at the expense Of tie purchaseTs. lEc!.C.Es a.!
the taxes for the year 1872 due IL Io'j.
NIL lJ D anil lUr
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05
10y NASH & HODGSoN.-w HODC

DY NASH & H0DGS0N.-W. HODGSON,
ID AuctiUuttT.-Otfice No. 5 Carondelet street
On SATURDAY. April 5 1913, at twelve o'clock
M at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement retuEda Of the st. Charles Hotel, in this
citv by virtue and i'll pursuance OF an order OF the
Hon A. L. TissOt Judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated February
cession of Moses NJ. DOwler, deceased, at public
auction. viii be sold -
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND together
with the improvements thereon, situated Ill the
Fourth District of this city, in the square bounded
hv Rousseau, Levec, First and SOrapuru streets,
designated as lots Nos. and 2, which adI0ln eaCh
other and measure each 50 feet inches front on
Rousseau street. by depth OF 10 feet inches
lines. between parallel lines. according TO plan
made BY Louis H. Pile, surveyor, dated November
5. 1872. and now exhibition at the place OF sale
The improvements on lot No. consist OF hand
some and well built two story Drick slate root resi-
deuce known as No. 1913 Rousseau street. and con
tains a wide hall, two pdrlOrs, dinlng-room and
kitchen below, with four or hve rooms above;
cstern, etc. Tie whole in very fair order and
repair. o., .,
Lot No is vacant and the two lots, with the
improvements. will be sold in block.
Terms and COnditiOus-One third cash on the spot,
in United States treasury notes, and the balance at
six twelve eighteen and twenty.four months, in
notes equally divided, bearing eight per cent inter-
est. ana special mortgage with vendors privilege
from dav of sale until paid, with the usual clause OF
five per cent foriattoueys fees in case of suit the
to be transferred to the holders OF the credit
notes.
Acts of sale before W. 3. Klenpeter notary pub
lie at the expense OF the purchaser including the
taxes for the year 1872 and up 10 the day of SALE
mhl % 29 ap5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW BByaY CARTER.


pY CH &RLES Z. FORTIER, AUCTION.
ID eer-Utce No. y Exchange aler.->ATt Z
DAY. april 9. 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ al the -.
Louis Auction Exchange 81. Louis street. ce-
tween Roya! and Chartres streets. W. .e sold.
by virtue OF an order from the EOr. ). l. Tssot.
Judge ot the second District Court tGT tie parish
OF Orleans. dated March ;. l812-
4 LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings and in
Erovements thereon. situated Il the town of Nc
Donogh PARISH OF orleans, designated 10y the No.
1882, and measuring, French measure % 1eet
front Madison street, by l20 feet in dep.h.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act OF sale before W. Il. Seymour, notary public.
at the expense of the purchaser.
uLl3 29 ap19"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

DYS SsSH& HODGSON.-w T. HODGSON,
ID Auctioneer-Otice No. Carondelet street
on MONDAY. April IA. 1873 al 10 A. NJ, at the
bv virtue and in pursuance of a judgment of the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans signed March %,
1873 docket No 25,236, in the matter of Arthur B.
Griswod ct ais. James n. Lea, executor, ct ais
at puDhc auction, will be sold
LIST OF OPEN ACCOUNTS BILLS RECEIVA.
BILE STOCKS AND UNCURRENT FUNDS, belong
ing 10 the late firms of Hyde y Goodrich, and
Thomas Griswod K Co., per document c, now
on file, and may be.seeA at the office OF the AUG
tiOueers.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States trea'
slrv notes. APPS Is
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05


pY C. DE FERRET 81 C0.-:oHS 6;
ID Monrose AuctiOnter-Oftce No. 50 Royal
street.-On THURSDAY, May 8. 1873. al twelve
o'clock NJ. at the st. Louis AUCTION EXcEaLGt
will be sold by public auction, by virtue of an or
der from a. L. Tssot Judge OF the Second DseEct
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated April J. 4o'5
the following described property. !0T account oi
said succession .
Third District of this city. il the square bounded
by Peace, Royal FrenchInen and CAaltTes s'Feets
measuring, American measure. JJ 1ett , iLEts
'front.' Oh Peace street. Sc feet in dep:h on the Hne
nearest Roya street l25 feet inches on the Othtf
side line and "A feet 5 inches : lines on the
rear line together with the bulICILg5 and IN
prOvements thereon. =,
Terms One-third cash Oh the spot. and he bal
ance on a credit of one and two wears; me Plr'
chaser TO furu sh notes to be secured &cc"!dng 20
law by mortgage, with spec. a. veLCGI zen ana
privilege on the property; said notes 10 oe each IoT
ouesixth and hearing eight per cent interest
from date until paid, and the clause OF ten per cen.
attorneys fees; the property 10 oe hepI .tSUleo'
ana policy transferred 70 vendor.
Act OF sale at the expense Of purchaser, before
John L. LarescEe, notary puulc.
ans Y l9 20 nly3 g.