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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25
MEETING. ~ CARnou
abs. Walden Endorsed for tbfI
i.Iminre by uHi- Nrighbon

NAmEN, August llh ..
A large and enthusiastic
the citizens Of this CHE dftl wn
District Of Carroll county, Wu
last Saturday, the llth iu-ts l0.
pose Of electing delegates II Oh.
Convention, to be holden III l.
on the first Monday IN -ep'cm.
A noticeable feature Of lhe ocH
least to our unaccustomai cy"
unusual number of coIor.I ...
lively participating ia the de.1.
The meeting organized by
John Cunningham, Esq tH.
Messrs. j. l.. Cain and w. j. .
ton, Secretaries.
a resolution was introduced
ted instructing our delegate B"
~ Convention, 60 vote lof j..
Walden for Representative
DIR. Walden, IN response " f"
ton, addressed the convention '.
temporaneous Grafton of aU1s.
duration.
The Doctor IL q 0uaol
sessing an impressive mnuu.r "
and gifted with the rare taaI...
ing and controlling the lnl
his auditors. lis remark w.'.
effective. Hc dealt with ia.
Gus questions of the day BOO %
manner, and denounced, boo n'
terms, the fraud and c1uHp...
ing in high places Het9ya -IT.
IN favor OF the platform aJ9H
State Convention, and clH..a.
iervent appeal 10 both races .5
the standard Of peace rcelle.'.
union, and make common ca.
grand struggle for the redaml.
country from mi.rule and '..
ruin.
He was listened 10 thro1s.
close attention, the colorrd I
particular, manifestiug the
terest, and joining heartily
bursts Of applause. that H'" '
greeted some more telling Fa-
address. ..
DR. Walden Is extremely P5.
this district, where twenty ls"
active life have been spent
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HARRIS " now


sENAronlA, August l5a .
Editor Republican.
DEAR SIR: AtaIarye n.,...
held at this place on last S...
Attorney-Generul handIedtf...
Of Congress from thi. Disc.
plain and torcible language. a.I
present 10 hear the .ca,Hm.
which Howe did not caat1.
said:
Major Howe, who isaarH
recollection To Congress is ins..,.
Office, and ] risk my reputation.
yer and chief legal adyrr.
State Government, that how'll.
lowed to take his seat Boo The n..
gress if elected, for unlike aa ..
gress, the one 70 be convention.
18th Of March will have aam.
majority OF Democrats who W..
slow to avail themsclyc. of arr-.
al provision that will shut Le
Congress forever in the taae y.
Howe
The Attorney-Gencral then m
following from the constitution
person liable for publicmouey.a..
ed for shall be eligible To- asal. d..
house Of the Legislature, or a.
profit or trust, until be- shall
counted for and paid over I'm
which he may have been liable"
" Maj. Howe to-day has Boo U.n
a large sum of money dua H
which he has refused % pay oye.
charged, when Treasurer. pm
~, for certain sums DOB band.
cent. when the law only authorize
cent. and on a large fund ia D.. IA.
charged 3 per cent. each t.m.
his report Of the same 90 tba D
Supervisors, and he made tba.m
report no less than 4 timasavor
thus netted him the haudsume.u.
cent. per annum, and at thalm,cHa
years the entire fund would bay. Dr..
sorbed by the Treasurer. fees D
Howe deny having this money {.
he admits he has the money 900.
says / will pay it over when /.
says | must do so. The Board Of
visors Of the county, ID seems. a.
the illegal commissions and D..
himself under the plea, that OH
having once approved Che chag.
Treasurer, and no appeal uagr.
taken within the time prescribe.
no court has now power Do set U...
decision, all knew theiractlu1nu
yet, under "A mere technically
Maj. Howe hopes DE can ha.dW
ey that belongs 10 PauoIu county
Howe, after capturing q go0l.g
money Of his county, ha- nov lm.
terry to ask the county and even q.
trict to elect him 10 am important
Not asking TO occupy more .
your paper this time, use may uW
send a few more items from tu
Of the Attorney-GencrM. lwr
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Ir is stated that the negroes of Jasper
county held Convention on Saturday,
in the Courthouse, at Paulding, and
adonted a Color Line platform, coolly in
forming the white RAIDS that unless they
then and there publicly declared in favor
of social equality, they would not be per-
mitted to participate in the meeting.
This the white Republicans refused TO
do, and the negroes then proceeded to
nominate a colored ticket exclusively.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

Mr.. ID. l.. LOVE, of Colfax, who was
indicted for killing Col L. A Middleton,
has been admitted to bail in the sum of
1000, and order was given by Judge
Boone for his release. The action of the
Judge not being in accord with the
Sheriffs ideas, that officer refused to obey
the judicial mandates, whereupon Judge
Boone issued an attachment for both the
prisoner and the refractory Sheriff, and
put a fine of $500 upon the latter.
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Lincoln County.

By reference to the proceedings it will
be seen that in a friendly contest with
several other excellent men, A. G. Me-
Nair, Esq, has been nominated for the
Legislature He is a young gentleman
of talent and popularity and will make
Representative worthy of the noble
constituency who will call him to their
service
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Significant.

The official call of the Democratic or
anti-Radical, State Executive of New
FORK for Convention is addressed "to
" the Democratic and Liberal Republi-
"can electors of the State" and is an
admission of the necessity of the cooper
alton of the Democratic and Liberal ele-
ments in that State to maintain the
ascendency, which the two united have
achieved.
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Lawrence Comfy.

The proceedings of the mass meeting,
of which Isaac Newton, Esq, was Presi-
dent, ind Hon. J. J. benson was Secre-
tary, held in July, did not, owing to some
provoking irregularity of the mails, reach
US until few days ago. They are on the
first page.
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THE INDEPENDENTS.
The Northern Press OnsNIr. Davis
Letter 40 tIne WImnebagoes.
n. Y. Tribune.l

n. Y. Tribune.l
1t must be admitted that Jefferson
Davis has come 10 the relief of the Win.
nebago Agricultural Society promptly
and gracefully. His letter Withdrawing
his acceptance of the invitation to deliver
an address at the approaching county
fair is marked by thoughtful courtesy and
a judicious avoidance Of the real reason
for the change Of programme. Mr.. Da-
Wis gives some idea Of what he would have
said had he delivered the proposed adj
dress, and surprises us with the Inciden-
tai statement that the Winnebago invita-
ton was one of several of similar purport
received by him from Illinois agricultu-
raj associations.
New York Herald
No man in the country was better quail
flied for such a task, and the letter shows
that the interests Of the West and the
Southwest would have been benefited by
the full expression of his views. Both
sections must gain by promoting mutual
confidence and co-intelligence, and in
calling attention to this fact Mr.. Davis
has done much toward the restoration of a
better feeling, and, while we regret that
he is not to have the opportunity to make
the address he had contemplated, we are
pleased that the occasion of the invita-
ton was turned to such excellent account.
His letter is frank and manly, and must
do good, especially in the North,
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YaZoO Herald. !


Two Radical Nominating Conventions
met at Senatobla on the 1st. One nomi-
mated G. Wiley Wells, and the other
Howe, the late Representative. Each
calls the other boiling Convention. We
will not undertake to decide between
these disagreeing Radical doctors. The
duty of the Democrats and Conservatives
is clear. Let them bring out TT. n
Southworth, or some other good man and
take the straight line to victory.
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Executive Department DOIngs

Joseph Burnham has been appointed
Assessor of Holmes county, vice Hill,
killed.
Fred. A. Blount to be post physician
at Pascagoula.
VIM. French to be Colonel of the 4lh
Regiment, Warren county militia
Times.
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sDeech of Hon w. n. Harris.

The mastery address of Hon. w. P.
Harris before the Democratic Club of
this city Saturday night, will appear in
the next CLARION. It is thorough
exposition of the real issues. and will be
a valuable campaign document. Send
in your orders for extra copies.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

The color line was nearly drawn by
the Radicals of Holmes in their Legisla-
tive and county nominations Fer the
Legislature three negroes and a white
man Oh W. Warren, carpet-bagger, J
who comes as nigh being one as could be
tOund-were nominated. For the county
offices eight negroes and three whites
were chosen. Warren has recently car
pet-bagged from Leake county. not
likeing the atmosphere of that locality;
but where he came from previous to his
Leake county adventure, God only knows.
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Joining the Es...1y of the Country.

w. E. Taylor, Esq, and Hon. G. N.
Langford, of Rankin, the latter formerly
a Republican member of the Legislature,
have announced, through the Republi-
can, their withdrawal from the Radical
party.
Judge Z. w. Cabiness and Prof T.
G. Rice, of Kinds, have both renounc-
ed the Republican party, and are active
members of the Democratic Club at Gin
ton.
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Address of the State Executive
Committee.

Our present number contains the able
address of the State Executive Commit
tee. 1t was prepared by Maj. Chalmers
of the Committee, and goes to the public
with the sanction of the Chairman and
the other members of the Committee,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

A CORRESPONDENT inquiries if The
CLARION intends to advocate the color
line. We answer, No. Our articles
exposing 10 the negroes the ma .nner in
which their leaders have drawn it, and
pointing out the consequence Of persist
ing in that course, are designed to break
the color line.
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Call for IN Convention of the Dem.
OcrRtS and Conservatives of the
9th Congregational District.
HD'Q Rs. DEMOCRATIC AND CoNsFRvA-l
TIVE STATE EXECUTIvE COMMITTEE
JACKSON. MISS. Aupust - 1S-h \

A Convention of the Democratic and
Conservative party of the 9th Congress
sional District is hereby called at Brook
haven on Tuesday the 9Th day Of September,
A. d. 1875, to nominate candidate for
Congress, vice Gen. w. T. Martin de-
clined.
Each county in the District will be en-
titled to double the number of votes, in
said Convention, that it has Representa-
tives in the lower branch of the State
Legislature. j. Z. GEORGE,
Chairman Democratic and Conservative
Executive Committee.
MARION SMITH, Sec'y.
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THE admirable letter of Hon. Jeffer-
son Davis, Withdrawing his acceptance of
the invitation to address the Winnebago,
(Illinois) Agricultural Fair, for the suffi-
cient reasons therein set forth, will be
found in another column.
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SEVERAL Democrats and Conservatives

SEVERAL Democrats and Conservatives
are running for the Legislature in Smith.
We hope our friends will unite in support
of the same candidate. Division leads to
weakness. We cannot afford to fritter
away any of the strength of the taxpayers
by division among themselves. The COM
plexion of the Legislature may depend on
a single vote
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

There is to be a grand Democratic and
Conservative Mass Meeting and barbecue
at Charleston, Tallahatchie county, on
the 18th September. Gen. George,
Chairman of the State Executive Com
mittee, and others, will be in attendance,
as orators of the occasion.
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IOU1sIANA.
Result Of the Recently Tai''''
aus.

The State registrar reports ,l..
of the census of Louisiana, rev. a
in compliance with recurrence la
State constitution, to be ; Nes~ An.
Whites, 145, 72l colored, ~ o5f
tai, 203, 638, an increase Oh it, o.
the census Of 1870. Popu5lSs.t.. ,5-
whole State-whites, 4Ot''g,l, ..,, Vi.
$50, 669, an excess Of colorea o' sl +.
of 1929, and a total lncIe' nm
115 over the census Of lo'V' l,,b.r
ures may be subjected 70 some tr5t
ifcations, the returns OF one !, .,Br
remote parishes not being qu''s WI
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Gen. u. B. aiOrIOn, of Georgia, i'm
Mississippi.
Mass Meeting in Lafayette.

The citizens of Lafayette county will
hold Mass Meeting and give an old
fashioned Barbecue at Oxford on the 1st
September, mplimentary Gen. j. B.
Gordon and Hon l.. @. G.. Lamar.
No man could be more welcome to the
hearts and homes of Mississippians than
the gallant and eloquent Georgian.
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Hon. -. VI. Rogers.

The unanimous denomination of this
gentleman as the Democratic candidate
for Floater from Calhoun and Yalobusha,
is deserved compliment to a capable,
well-tried and honest Representative. He
will doubtless be reelected without OPP
Dosition.
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RESPONSE.

COL Money and Ladies and Gentlemen of
the Excursion Party: To be the recipient
of such an expression of kind feeling,
from such a company of ladies and gen
tlemen, is most ample reward for all
the labors and pains that have taken to
secure the success of this Excursion. l
can, in all candOr, say that | had no in
timation of this, and that l expected no
other reward than your personal appro-
baton. That / have endeavored to win,
and that | am proud to know | have
thus far secured. 1t needed not this sub
stantial token to convince me Of this fact.
| accept it gratefully, and thank you,
ladies and gentlemen, for the great honor
you have done me. A more desirable
testimonial you could not have selected.
1t will not only be ornamental, but use
full, and getting it in this pleasant way
will relieve me of the suspicion of put
ting on airs because l may carry a gold
headed cane / thank you, again, for
this complete, but pleasant surprise, and
pledge my best efforts in your behalf,
collectively and individually, now and
henceforth.
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A Radical Cano,I.,
Charged by tie Al, toue.
er"I With Embe,., ''I.,.
and DisquaIiGca,. 'sri
for OGir. 'h

The law officer Of the Anna.
tration, Hon. Geo. T.. Han.
at Senatobia, has charged
the late Radical Cougre,.n..
date for reelection, with b,...
zled, or in palmer laugua,.
Treasury Of Pamela couo,
it as his deliberate opinion ,...
Howe is not eligible To- oHia.
Assuming the fact. ~
stated by the AttorucvGa....
ference is unavoidable. M.
add that if, by any strange nm.
the majority Of the voter. M =,
should elect him, be wil. B....
ted TO take his seat iu that hail
case is fully investigated and
en- innocent Of the crime v..b..
charged on this high Repuba
~.
The following is from d.
official paper, the Grenada R.
lcoRREsroADNlr
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

The call for the Convention in North
Carolina turns out to have been an I'M
popular measure, and has been defeated
by Democratic votes. Il was not Re-
nnhlican victory
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LATEST.

A dispatch to the Meridian Mercury
says that, after demanding an investiga-
ton, Davis waived an examination, and
is held to bail in the sum of 200 for
appearance at the October term of the
Circuit Court.
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FOR LEGESLATURE /:

SENATE.
18th District, K Madison) r. Cam
eron.
District (Attala and Leake)-S. T.
Oldham.
- District Kinds and Rankin)-J
l.. McCaskill, A. r. Johnston.
HOUSE.
ALCoRN-L p. Reynolds.
AMITE-B. F. Johns.
ArTALA-D. T. Guyton, j. r. Shrock.
CLAIBoRNE-Wm ID. Bean, +. S.
Drake.
CoPIAH-E. A Rowan, Geo. w. Miller.
HINDs-Oliver Clifton, n. K. Jones, O..
w. Harper, Marye Dabney.
LAUDERDALE-H. II. Deer, +. Watkins
LEAKE-J. n. benson.
LINCoLN--A. c. McNair.
MADISON. b. Yellowby, Adam Simp-
son, Z. A. Stebbens.
MoNrGoMERY-A.J j. Baker.
PIKE. NJ Causey.
RANKIN. NJ. Jayne, Jr., f. L. Gay
den.
ScoTT-G. B. Huddleston.
SIMPSON,. l.. Meade.
TALLAHATCHIE-J. S. Bailey.
YALoBUsHA-Geo II. Lester
HoUsE-FLOATERs
CALHOUN AND YAYoBUsHA d. w.
Rogers.
UNION AND PoNToToC-Ben McWhar-
tor.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEYS:
9Th District-C B. Mitchell, Pontotoc
10th District-Jas. T. FAINT, Holly
Springs.
18th District-Geo. A. Wilson, Lex
ington.
18th District-R V. Booth, Yicks-
burg.
Messrs. Booth and Wilson were nomina-
ted by Delegates at State Convention. Capt.
FAINT and Hon. c. b. Mitchell are the only
Democratic Conservative candidate III their
Districts.
GE Secretaries of Conventions, and other
friends, are requested to send the names of
candidates for Congress, Districts Attorney
Legislature and other offices, as fast as NOM
mated, so that they may be added to the
above ticket.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

CHIEF JUSTICE CHURCH predicts a
large Democratic majority in Ohio. In
reply to an interviewer, he said
"My opinion is that Allen will be elect
ted hy very large majority. He
has been Governor before, and has
satisfied the people by his honest and ca
pable administration"
Do you think he is very strong with
the masses ?"
&" Oh, yes, he is very popular (enthu-
siasticalIv). You know he is one of those
grand old Jackson Democrats. He is a
man whose name excites enthusiasm
among the party"
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The Old Guard.

The following complimentary alIusion
to one of the cold Guard in Warren
county, will be warmly appreciated by
his numerous friends:
Yazoo Herald
Capt. Felix Turley, of Vicksburg, one
of the Old Guard of the Warren county
Democracy, is a candidate for the Legis-
lature, with fair prospects of success
He Is an indefatigable worker, and if not
elected, the fault will not lie at his door.
With Turley there is no such word as
fail.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

Col Ben. KING, the wheel-horse of
the Anti-Radicals in Copiah, is in the
field. He is engaged to speak at Halle
hurst on 1st September
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

JOHN WooLLY, an influential colored
man, at a recent meeting in Claiborne,
declared his opposition TO Radical rule.
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The Trial of H4u.-GOv. Davis.

Monday was the day fixed for the trial
of A. K Davis before the committing
court. The attorneys are, JAS. I. Harri-
son, Meek & Smms, and HUMPHREYS,
Arnold & Jordan, for the prosecution
and Muldrow & Nash, and Spears, for
defense.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

REPRESENTATIVE LAMAR, of Missis-
sippi, has been visiting Representative
Beck at Lexington, Kentucky.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

THE Jackson CLARION is showing, by
official publications, how the negroes
drew the Color Line in the Legislature.
This is well enough, but it would be
more effectuai to show them how the
whites can meet such an issue.-Nicks-
burg Monitor.
By standing together as one man in
the pending election and overthrowing
Radical rule.
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NArcHKz, Aug IL, 1875

NArcHKz, Aug. IL, 1875.
G F.N.JZ GEORGE, Chairman:
DEAR SIR--I fiud on my return from
Jackson that it is impossible for me to get
relieved from engagements which make 1t
impossible for me to canvass this Congress
sioual District. l regret this very much,
and to enable you to supply my place at an
early day l hasten to notify you.
| viii give all the aid possible to any
firm and consistent opponent OF Radical
ism.
Yours, very truly,
WILL. I. MARTIN.
GEN. j. z. GEORGE, Chairman, Jackson
Miss
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25

The remuneration of Radicalism by
W. E. Taylor, Esq, enc Of the best citi-
zens of Rankin, is an encouraging sign
of the times. a-s f-
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FOR STATE AT LARGE.
FOR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TICKET.
STATE TREASURER,
w. l.. HEMINGWAY,
CT CARROLL.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

OF the DemOcratic-C Conservative Party OF
the State Of Mississippi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
A. RochereHu 4 Co. vs.. nIrs. Jeanne
Henrie to Gaidanne and her husband.

CIyTH DISTRICT COCRT FOR THE PARISH OF
and sale to me directed BY the honorable the SiSt6
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to ell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between anal and Custom.
house streets, in the Second District of this city,
on TIN RS Al, September 80 1875 at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF bkOuNp, together with
al the buildings and improvemt nts thereon and
the appurtenauces t, ereof, situated in the Suburb
IRENE, Second Dist'ic OF this city, in the square
bounded by Ba7cu road RObeItson, Claiborne and
UIsulnes streets, m assuring, in American meas
ure, forty aine feet front on BAYOU road, by one
hundred and forty feet foIr lines in fep h on the
side neare St to bobertson street and on the other
side forty six feet two mes in d. pth az Tar the
inferior line of the house mark, by picket, and
thence on All oblique line and further depth of
eighty.hye feet two lines to the line of sad
lot which said line is thirty feet in length as
per plan Of G. A. De Armas, surveyor dated the
fendant's act of purchase Being the same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein, Mrs. Gar
dame, by purchase from Joseph Q. Chslon per
act passed before Peul 4. Laresche. late o notary
public IN this city, on the third of October 1856
2. AND. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND,
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
and the appurtenances thereof, situated in the
above square and adjoining the lot above de-
scrbed, asurir z, in american mea sure thirteen
feet Six inchs front on Bayou road, twenty nine
feet in width IN the rear, one hundred and twenty.
eight fee deep on the line toward Claiborne
line ending at pole or sake to be found just at
the inferior limit OF the house thereon, extending
on an oolque nue. having eighty hive feet wO lii
in depth and ending at the Of said lot as the
who'll appears on q plan made by c. A. De Armss
surveyor, on the third day of OctObr r. 1856, an.
exed to an act pass. before p E. Iaresche late
a notary public in this city. Said property having
been acquired by the def. ndant herein, Mre. Gar.
dame. by purchase from ]. u Cha'on, per act
dated November 81 1858, before said Laresche no.
tary.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-This being the second and last auction
the said property will be DIT futelv adiunicated to
the highest and last bidder for what 1t will bring
a fuAl uA hot radtf thuv e
ing pond, with good and solvent securitv, bearing
eight per cent Interest per annum from date and
special mortgage 90 the property sold until final
payment. Said purchaser " Ii have to deduct and
pay in cash the amount OF printing sherffs and
clerks fees rnrys fees. ETC. say about two
this \ ate par4eh and Municipal taxes the amount
of which Id not yet ascertathed
e. GENE WAGGAMAN,
sell 81 20 80 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans