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HOW CLINTON OBEYS THE LAWS OF
THE state, AND HOW THE
STATE IS ROBBED.

Act No. II, section g. Of session of 1872
reads as follows: THAT at each session Of
the General Assembly there shall be elected
one Chief Cle~k Of the House Of Representa-
tives. one Assistant Chief Clerk, one Minute
Clerk, one Assistant Minute Clerk" And
section 8 Of the same act says that there shall
be only twelve Enrolling Clerks for the House,
and one clerk to each of the following
committees. viz Committee on Judiciary,
Committee on Ways and Means the Commit
tee Of Elections when there are any contested
elections before them, Committee on Claims,
on Contingent Expenses; the last named clerk
shall receive eight dollars per day. AS will
be seen by the following tabl of warrants.
the chairman Of the Committee on Contingent
Expen es (Hon. David Young issued to GER
tain parties what is called Legislative youch-
ers for the first half of the two months salary
for the last $ ssion. ..#
He Young knowing well that the law did
not authorize the emp oyment Of twenty-three
(23) enrolling clerks and thirteen (3) COM
mlttce cleIkS tuclT SOucucFb were SSueu ny
the Speaker Of the House and the Hon. David
Young, chairman Of the Committee on Con-
Gngent Expen.es The vouchers were then
taken to honest Clinton and he issued the
warrants on the Treasurer for the amounts
annexed to each name, and they were
cashed by the Treasurer as his books
will show When clerks who did work
the whole time went to Mr. Clinton with
their voucher, be refu 70 l to give them a
warrant for the amount but sid the law
was too plain to go behind it, so he would not
give warrants for their vouchers. All of the
parties with the exception Of W. L. Elfert,
A. w. Thompson, L. Degere. S. s. McCune.
J. P. Pulland and G. P Vigers), drew half
pay, while the above named parties drew in
full, although they did not serve the full time
while w. 8. MIDGET, J. Honore, J. Hall,
E. Randall, c.. A. Dominique and
Peter Murray never we're $ en- in the
enrolling ROOM but they received pay for work
they never did, and Mr.. L. l.. Mayanno who
il private clerk to VIM. Pitt Kellogg, and
does his fancy work, drew his full pay. and
Mr.. VIM. Drury, who is private clerk to the
Secretary Of. State, drew full pay also, and
these st two assisted in enrolling the Gen
eral Appropriation BILL at IL o'clock at night.
in the office of honest VIM. Pitt Kellogg.
M ~
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How. ALEX. b. b ,rELEE fl,, gentleman,
so well rem -mbered in Washington a. the
Wing member fro II the Fl rprr's Fry D s
trict in the Congress of 1851 81, an as the
resident member Of the Bel and Everett
Cnmmi tee in the m3m 'r,ble Presidential
campaign of the former year, has been in
duccd by his friend, Of all p.rtes to present
himself as an Independent IN lid,te Tor Con
gre ~ in tn Second District Of West Y r5ini,.
HIS opp ,nent, Ch.rles J. F.nlkn-r, ex-Min-
lister to Fra ce. wa- ,lsp his opponent in the
election OF 1859, an in previous elections.
Bot. were or, emily Henry Clay Wnig'. but
F.ulkner lett the Wing p ,rty about 1850. and
cast his lot with the Democrats From that
time to the final triumph of Mr. Hoteler i'll
1859 Mr.. Faulkner and himself were at each
successive elect on arraye against each other
in contests of extr.or iin.ry spirit and ex-
tremely 10 btful result untn the returns We're
rceived from ev, ryPrecinct It is not a little
sin 1uLr that at this4d,x after the lapse nj
ii teen Years, the optest al nll be renewed
for y ssAt in the Houae Vi. REPRESENTATIVES
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PRESS ON BEECHER.

New YORK, Aug. To- N-day's Ntibssss says
Be-chers cross-examinatlon shows him q being
| surrounded by persons unworthy OF trust whom
| ne implicitly trusted, entangled in ne6 whose
meshes he shrank from breaking, because 81 scan
DIAL
1t is saddening exhibition Of weakness where
an admring pubic most looked for strength
The biackmail feature scarcely helps beechers
out falls like igh,n'ng up N his assAIan.s. is
sh ,ws Tilton's attitude in the business - touch
nng the depth OF mfamy, to Moul ON Il IL destruo-
ton.
Carpenter only escapes on the ground that he
knew no better. I'm ess they can promptly
break the force Of this revelation, VI disprOve
Dtechers explicit, and, in the cross-examiNA ion,
detailed verme.,t, the whole pack u. HE pur-
suers are placed by it be-ile WOolhull, and need
occupy the thoughts OF decent mon AMI women
more.
The Times says: Whatever Mr.. Beechers
statement may do for his own character, ls Ger
tany places the character Of some II his qu0n-
lam friends and conti>lants IN most uasnvlabls
light.
jeechers cross-exa nina ION goes TO sh0w that
Elton is not only a bad witness because he va
pors and threat ms and insnuates, and draes in
irrelevant matter; but because he ii0s under the
tant OF pecuniary interest, is tho Attie0do OF
oul,on more credtable. The WORT featuro of
the case is that the discontinue OF these gentle
men may induce them to affiict the public with
more OF this nterminable tanRle.
The World says: Beechei has spnken ont like
man to men, and he deserves Al va have not
the least doubt that he will receive . manly
Judgment ut the hands Of his countrynlon, -
for the vermin who have preyed upon him. It ID
unnecessary to dwell ON the mOnstrUue orime
against society ~ it is difficult ~ see how THAI
crime can be adequately punished.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The Her0 d aAya, Eoocher
has presented his case ut its best, and We cannot
doubt but his statement relieved tia Mnis Of .
vast majority Of those who read is alMOae - II
he whole burden Of reproach were len away. II
has cleared the air wonder fully, ard II some
mists remain, this much is trno, with Mr..
Beechers absolute denial Of tho 0has8es
made, we are under the obligation to
W Ugh statement and counter statement by
the relative credibility Of the persons from whom
they come unless hltrinsically th. - Axs CONTRA
dlctions and Inconsistencies vhi0h invA6date
either statement, unless the sta&ements are in
validated by the incompatibiiity OF thar general
declaration with the facts they adnai& Tho 8ts',
says As to the charges of Tlton AMI Moulton
and Carpenter, and any alleged admission to
them, the man who " ould hang , dog ON the word
or oath of any three men who bad % much a.
the smell of blackmAl on them has nc. nAnhood
in them.
lne community cannot permit . man b be
destroyed by the testimony Of the character Of
this against Mr.. Beccher.
The journals generally accept Mr.. Beochers
statement indicating hun hom orinMnA6ty.
but regret his W. akness.
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MORE SOCIAL EQUALITY.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug l4.-Tnis evening, on
th. Selma trai,, the conductor ordered negro
out of the ladies' O.i his refusal to go, the
conduc or took the negro by the to force
him ont. Busted, United Sta es District Judge,
took Sides with the .lesr", drew pistol and told
him not to so.
Bns.eed an the negro left the car, and soon
returned vi II so he twenty negroes AMI took
p,s.essl N. Tlere were oly three la hes in the
car and one gentlem IN. Two W lite republican.
on the train p4rsu ,d5d the negroes t, return
after they had possession Of the ear for some
tine. Great lii II 81 ttib Is manifested at sucl
Conduct of an u nit al states iu,lve
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CORRESPONDENCE.
New ORLEANS. Aug. a. 1874.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. r. T574
Hon. A. ". Voorhees, New Orleans, La. !:
Dear Sir. he New Orleans Times and Pea
yui4e state that in the conference you severely
criticised my remark made as member of the
committee, which called upon the usurper Ke-
!ogg, to ascertain his posed line Of conduct in
the appointment Of registrars and clerks for the
coming ell ctlon and to demand from him COM
mon Justice in the matter.
In justice to myself l wish you would state
what ira inspired in the conference, both as re-
gard NY remarks an those attributed to you by
the city papers, none Of which give the same
version.
I remain. respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
II. T. LAWYER.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONllON.

LONDON, Aug IA special to the Times from
the North OF Spain. states that Marshal Zebalio,
with "a 600 men and 70 guns left Mronda Thurs
day last, for the relief of Retori, which place is
very clio ely eleaguered by the Insurgents
The Carlists oppose his march at entreached
positions at Pueblo
Gee. Mariones awaits the result of Zeballos
movement, when united attack will be made on
the Carlists at Estella.
LONDON. Aug 10 Marshal Bazaine arrived ut
Cologne, where he will remain few days await
ing the arrival of his children. He declares tina
only his wife and brother-in-law assisted i'm to
escape.
Holland and Italy have recognized the Spanish
Republic
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DOMESTIC uARKHrS.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5-Uotton quiet, sales 647
bales. Mldding Uplands y; Orleans l7i; Sales
% Sss"te 70 ,5s
l5i@l5s: December l5l9l55 January l53@
IS l5-l6; February l69l6t; Marsh ls0164;
april pills ie; Ill.,, w,o. .,.a. ~
vancing. Pork firm. s23 6c@2s IS lard quiet.
s'eam l4s Tnrpentine quiet S.A031l. Rosin
steady; q 25osl 30. Freight. dr1a.
New York, Aug 15-Evening. Lotion closed
quiet: M naS"s HRa Sas. 7 sa'ss '4s
Futures closed easy, salea A.4VO bales, a.
follows: August IS 1872. September is I-aa, DC,
tober Is 2,-520l5 1915, November 10 2l-320
IS ILLS, December Is 1880 Is 1l-l6, January
April Ii 3-l6Q 1854.
Flour, shipping grades scaros ard asha6se frm-
or, -other descriptions duh and h0minAlly un.
changed. Wheat lc better he armntss Of freight s
checking export demand 81 27Q0C 70 for O ii
35Ml 37t for new amber Western; u 8603l IS
for new white Kentucky. Corn = shade frmeT
for export demand; SOL for Western mixed
foI higher mixed and yellow Western; s5& f0f
elQ1s1} white Western. 5-es
Pork duh, >2375. Lard Arm, 14QDA lila Coffee
unchanged. Sugar more activs and frnA Hoo
unchanged. Mo asses duh. Turpentina quiet.
r sin quiet. Freghts firm; cotton BY steam 4
grain by steam 8iNl9
CINc1>NArI, Aug. l5.-Ootton dun; Nddlinx
l6l. Flour tirmer at s. 2OD52l. WhssE SsaaiY
demand moderate and unchanged. 0osnE I'D
mand fair aud prices advanced, 660Ga Oats
steady, demand moderate, 454o43. P0rk-no do
mand, nomlnally s23. Lard firm; summer 1910
IA bid. kettle only limited j0bbing demand
Bulk meats firm ard higher; shoulders 1901.
sides, none offering, nominaliy lii0n3 Tor clear
rib; ll40DI1s For clear. Bacon steady, demand
moderate; small sales; shoulders VI; clear RIB
Ia; clear Ii. Whisky opened quiet st 81. closed
rather active at 81
ST. Louis, Aug l5.-r otton and dour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat, demand fair and market
finn; No red 81 ios0eI II. Corn dull, 03S065
III elevator. Oats lower: No q 4419&5 o0 track.
Whisky steaky at %. Pork steady ct ~ for cash
81 ~ ON orders. Bsc ~ lover; clear rib i1S0lS,
ciearl3Qgl3l Tor order lots, stronger fpolin8 a
CLOSE. Lard, nothNy doug.
rs Tsr aug ana rEa . .n%
changed. Pork quiet, IA o. Bao0a irregular;
shoulders 81, clear rib IL, clear l3i. 0N1ascura
hams l54nl6, PLAN A. Bulk meats qtdot, should.
ers 81, clear rib Ia, clear lz4. Lard 1sA0I6&
Whisky ~.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Is, Noon. Cotton qdet and
unchanged UplA.ld- s 0ss Orleans dI03Ad.
SAies 1000 blles, lncIui 1000 fur speculation
and port. Sac basis OF Mi1dlin8 Up
lands, nothing below dood Ordinary, deliverable
August 3t,:, do nothing below Low Middinx, Dc.
hyerAule . ,ptemb.r anl October Sid. -4l
2:3J p. M.-Sa,es 62D American. Sales on
basis III M,lltin3 Upianls, notn,ng below Good
Granny, deliverable october aud November.
g. Bread t1f lu.t. Lard 6ls I'D
LoND ~, Au, is -r,llox Ais 81; street dis.
ecu 1t y d bciDv br,k rate. Eric ~.
LIVERPOOL. Any 15.-Turpeutine 26l02os Cd
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ADIEU. BEECaER.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5-Beecher lelt 1e Peaks-
kill to-day. He will not probably return before
Oct'b r. At the parting reception, Deooher. with
,lling with tears, stood by his win and received
the guests. He took many hAnlls ~ be could
conveniently hold.
The ladies went up to Mrs. Beeober and Kissed
her. She was powerfully affected and nearly
great burden, and was now goin6 to the White
Mountains an: frolic away his trOnbleM :
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YORK, August l5.-The weekly prayer
meeting hal filed Plymouth Church, mostly te-
males. There was business mceung after
the pl aver meeting was ended ut which the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
'Resolted, That the examining committee be
requested to make a Export at III early a date as
poeslDIe consistent with the best interest OF
truth and Justice"
Tie Iallrre Of Terri Brothers. leather dealers,
is rep ,rted.
HALLowELL, Me-, Aug 15.-Dr. Babcock, Of
this city. and Thomas Slnborn, BosloI, we're
killed by lightning.
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MONTREAL, Aug. 15,-Four more OF the .iclims
of the Southeastern Railroad accident are not
expected to recover. The storm which caused
tIe accident was the most severe ever known to
have occurred in Cotton township, al hough il
twenty highway bridges were destroyed. 1t Is
thought water spout burst in the hills. The
rain could not have produced 30 terrible volume
uf water.
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4 SAD MISTAKE.

GUELPH, Ont. Aug. ia man named Hazel,
installing Miss alver for his own daughter, in
compan, with one Hurley, fred at the man and
The II at the woman, the first bail entered Hur-
leys lett eye, and tn, second entered Miss Cal
ver's mouth, and passed out through the cheek.
She fled, pursued by Hazel, who fired again,
shooting her in the neck. Both victims lie in u
very critical condition. Hazel has fed
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A student is each day detailed t, watch be-
side the tomb Of Cen Lee in the melueri i
room Of the chapel of the Washing on Lee
University. Lexington. Va. He is 4 yled n
watcher and his duty il TO remain there
during the day an receive visitor, showing
them the proper courtesy and attention. Al
there are nearly thrae hundred and fifty
students, no one g VI du y more than once a
year. 80
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"a woman" writes to the indianapolis
p 4ope: Il ike Mr. btyiiss' serln III on Beech
er f.r IT Is so mln-l.Ke. He wonders 10 y
men who stan 80 III "a rln sach rlsKs TOR so
lttle gun. Now, f.on cLreful study OF the
brother fee, II so.ns OF tn. sisters were to
write him love letters, smo TIA hi, mr. BACK,
and st 1T his feet With the r arms resting Oh
hi, knee and ood in his face with Il la ld,Ome
pr OF tyes All wr.pt attention., he would
Know Isl now 1T WITS.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CoRNwALLs, Bucks county, Pa. Aug. ia
mechanics excursion tram collided. Canse, a
misplaced switch. Two killed; sixteen hurt
Later, five deaths.
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A monster SHARK was caught in the bay OPP
po,ite Warrington, F4a.. a few days ago, Ahlch
measured twenty two feet in length and
twelve teet in circumference. THIS shark il
supposed to have followed t e monitors in
fr III Key West, as very large one was seen
rival In 'ort Twelve lions OF oil Was Oh
tAAel from the liver
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New ORLEANS. Aug. 18th, 1874.

Fl. 7. Lawler, Esq:
Dear Sir-The remarks you made were. "You
may have to-" Afterwards, as chairman and
spokesman of the com itte. stated to Gov.
Kellogg that alone was authorized to speak for
the committee, and that the statements Of nei-
vidual members were not the statement Of the
committee. Beyond this nothing was raid
1t seems yon were not present when it had
oeen agreed in committee that the conference
would be carried on Oh behalf of the committee
by myself exclusively; hence you considered that
any member was authorized to participate in the
conversation. Yours respectfully,
ALBERT VOORHEES,.
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A LADY BURNED.

MEMPHIS, Aug. l5.-Thc wife Of Isaac Rosser,
prominent citizen of galloway, on the Memphis
anil Louisville Railroad, WAS dangerously burned
last night by the explosion Of a coal oil lamp.
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RIVER AND ACEAABOATA,

MEMPHIS, Au. l5-Rlver fell inches Wea.
Their ,,c.lvrAlly c ear; mercury ~ dudlR tho dry,
but D cas- mt .n- esel.l5. Arrived: haven from
Ollo k.y,r. Departed: Qlck,tsp Tor White
RIVER, Fort Gib.o.i f,r Arxlus q GveP, Grand
latter last nI,ht. - sfsas u ~ N-1 ~
vlcSssuas. Aug. Is. -PAssed up :. Glencoe A. Z
A. NJ, X .tle IL A. NJ. Down ;: John kyls 10 last
night. Atlantic an b4rges,o q A. n. to-day.
Weather VA IN nj clear. r yer g Ati01Asy.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New YORK, Aug. l5.-Bank statement: Loans,
crease, i,l25,OoO; specie, decrease, % 1913 600
Legal tenders, increase trl1e; deposits, de-
crease, -, 333 OOO reserve, decrease, - l2j 600
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PARIS.

Paris, Aug. 15.-The Governor Of the Island Of
st. Marguerite protests his innocence of CON-
pllcity in Bazaines escape, and .cnses Col. Vii
fected the plan to the flight of the prison.
er. Eight persons now in custody on suspi-
cion OF having aided the fugitive to escape.
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SorrHwESr Pass, Aug. Is. IL M-BAroms4eR
1910. Wind north northwest, light.
Arrived: otea. ,L,iiip Wn,n nYt II, sS II last
night, Homes, master, from bAAun.ors. 70 J. NJ
WhnerspO.M.
NJ departures. -=r
Sourawe,r Pass, Ang. Is, P. M.-BAsonetex
29.U. WI ID wtst-sou,nwcst, fresh.
Arrived: American bark Argus Eye, Wood
master, 10 day . from Pernambuco.
No departures.
u. tho D.r bound out Steamship New OYieana.
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MADRID.

MADBID, Aug. 15.-The Carlists have cut the
railroad and telegraph betwlxt Saragossa aud
this cltv
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FINANCIAL

New YORK, Ang. l5.--MJney, 2 y cent hid.
G nd l,9l. Ixcnange, lung 4S7A; short 49l.
Governnl, nts active aud strong. State bombs
DAN and nominal. stocks extrem. " dal but
AtA.alY. L /. L u
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Every county in West Te ,neSsee Int two
elected the Demo. ratio ticket. and even they
chose part of it. It il in this part OF the
State that the negro v.Ae II she largest. and it
has heretofore been predomin.nt in many
oonN4ixA -
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BASE BAIL The Lees and the Fairfax
boys. If Gre ma, will play game to-day in
that village Game Will be called at4 P. NJ.
r Vim. 8. Pike R,,e B III Club has been
o,csnixed and the following named ofic r.
elected John Shield Pr sident; John Muir
rhy. Vice Pr sident; ]. Armbrewster, Secre-
Aa,y; J. F. Clark. Treasurer. and John Reich,
AayAaSn
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buy the Mcrc.l44ts' Illustrated Weekly. Mar.
shall Baza:no
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BRAvT1FuL DESIGNS. We had the pleasure
Of inspt citing two different designs, repaired
by Mons. Sou'e for the grand hall Of the new
HiberniA Hall. One is masterpiece OF the
much lauded Neo- Gree style. uniting IN chaste
desi IN a wealth of ornamentation tne other
IN the Renaissance school ford, rich and
pleasing tn. eye.
Mons. Soulie's rare ability has been thor
eughly tested in these two works from his
hand, and we hope that whoever has the m II
Ter in hand will not fail to carefully examine
90 beautiful work Of art before sele, ting from
others Answering evsry demand OF taste,
they breathe Of a higher school than many
others VIZ have seen.
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FRISBIE AGAIN.

New Orleans, Aug. Q, 1874.
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Never worked except the last or nights.
*Never done any worn during the whole session.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07
BY A. II. Pons.
SUCCESSION OF BALTHASAR Stock.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Sc 8l6.
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DY NASH Il HODG.ON-w T. HoDGsoN

pI NASH Il &1ODbSON-W. I. HODGSON
Ii Auctioneer-Otfice No Carondelet street,
On SATURDAY, February 81, 1874, at II NJ, at
The st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rOtunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this city
by virtue and in pursuance of an order Of the Hon.
A. l.. Ts3Ot judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans. dated January ID. 1874
docket Nos 49, 43O and "a 687 in the matter of he
SUGGESTIONS of John 0. and Annie Mccall, consoh
dated at public auction will be sold
l. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon
situated ia the First District Of this city, in the
square bounded by Magazine. Camp, POeyfarre and
DelOrd streets, designated as lot No 8, which
forms the corner OF Magazine and POey farre Streets
and MEASURES 81 feet inches lines front on Maya
zine street. by depth and front on POeyfarre
street of 100 feet. between parallel lines, American
measure. more less, according 20 a plan by
Louis H. Pile. surveyor. dated January -, 1874.
The improvements consist OF two One-stOry frame
houses. sheds etc.
q TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon.
situated in the Fourth District of this city, in the
square bounded by Dryades. Baronne (late BAG.
chus), Fourth and Washington Streets desi grated
lots A and 3. which adjOin each other. and
measure follows, to wit: Lot measures II feet
front on Dryades street by depth of l25 feet lot
measures SO feet inches front on Dryades street,
by depth of I25 feet all bet een parallel lines,
American measure. more or less. according to a
plan by l.. II. Pile surveyor. dated January Is,
The improvements on lot consist OF a c0mmo-
dous two-story frame house, containing about six.
teen rooms with large back yard containing two
cisterns, privies, sheds etc.
The improvements on lot consist of frame
cottage residence and back buildings, containing
altogether five or six rooms. cstern privg, sheds,
etc.
Terms and conditions-One fourth cash on the
spot. at the time OF adjudication, and the balance
at one two and three years with eight per cent
interest and special mortgage, with vendor =
privilege from date until paid tho mortgage e.
embrace the usual clauses of;ve per cent for attor
ney's fees in of SUIT. and insurance aud trans
fers of policies.
Acts of sale before W. B Klenpesef, notary pub.
lie, at the expense of the purchaser including the
taxes for the current year 1874.
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