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n.saed b. trent fons' hot aud cold rate ApDl at dis
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i i;ss: ss!aiss = "a i: Wy as@ @
re RESf-Fooh ROOMS AT 50 WEST JACKSON
117f, RFS7-77TF7 = F77a 77si7777 7;5o;, .
fire. etc: les South s.nka1aon-.t.
re- REST-WELk ~ Ell: fuRSISHEn ;.L WAnMEp Rooms,
House. q Sieet, .aatb 81
RIO RENT-a FURNISHED OR -UyFURYIsaRD
sah isiIs for cheapest in city
ITO REST-A ROJN SUTT1BEE FOR A SINGLE
! ssnt; Apply :! i! soata Ha:.sa:..:
l ed, 6s7 Wcst Washinx%ton.st % bTeat!ast fu9n!hed i
t;;a ds.i5ea aFx7 - :; aaz -
aes1 TSsny sa9Vs ioo. an III e. M1Rf
NEE. :. ) \. -
larse: h.ndsomey fa1ashed front front room, ' 'A
5a s's s ass + c. oo 7 i; IL ssS @
hahss haas g We:s
right Dsrtfgs- ~ T " o
roo 2.efs wtisf Ia II sood 9E
an1fe a. y Whitins.t, eetTeea 1s1s and Lssalls:
ean base tdr.s issee foot With .ter a Il
, 1875-10-03
TO RENT--STOREs. OFFICES; s.c

g MARKET Ana n4dtsoa- sta.. suitable for Wholesale
SonR "a sts soa 1 soeF Of DR.
TO REST-lsa EAST WAsHlSGToY-ST. % FEET
BY 80 deop suitable for office stose can also hare
I GRs % sUaf stEsts d52'' at Isl East
re hESTrJusr FINISHED, ( BRICK STORE. on
% gdb @ iFs !. 1y H. sId
SSa' xssad f.
/ To REsT-HALs STORE. - VEST LXKE-sT: ::
s tea0a ''f nAF6s or ''s'neF7 Inquire
81 nfS71 81 = sfDkE M e. ;| TzE NEW EK5cK Ha1Ip
6pss ~ tho street. Apply At drug store a West In
SsYaSSE : S;;5 {5s ;s5s STORE BEST
jSES6S 4SHXEN e 2 s{stsst SzagE AND
RIO kEXT-gERT. LoW-FivF new BR7CF
LsIs snd Aep o. the
RIO RiNT-THE ELEGAxT FURNITURE ROOMS
I =; tEsss tts1 I'd S.,
sasnta Sa lsIf +; III ai.It;t. as as.
5s$ s:se ts 1t Apply 10 VII e. Do%. ID
I M a, aER 1s
id ia ii aa oor'
RIO REN'r-SToREs. OFFICES; ;SIEtsPiS6-Ii0OMs
RI hsTe1s' "a, an vts,nt 'os = ;sss
csieets S9i G4lfs fsa.e hna House Neans a'd
RIO REST-MA II Bile. FRONT sfoRF. aX6o. WITH
f1tn1e. tps dr5 goods Ct the bort oe4tions il
just north of Thrty-nintbs: on csssse 1poss-
rss's t. ea S zo f xbE Il
no REST.WTAKE Us AZ .0FFKE, FOR \ FOUR
ioeaed sa vs ssDted ior u: kind
iii G
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no RENr-No; 68 ,MADIsoN-s ST. STORE WTFH
eeap E 'e2Ss :as,s hses 'od'F
RIO KESr-To 4 GERMAN on ESGLIsH. DRUG
s0fs hoass 49d I and
1 2stor, aud basenont btiek1 from 40 e sa. Fats
- 'ss: sss!s; s. 5kAk 81 e.
sFs. s55s +; J: "a + 555y:,. sEa
uire q owner IS Esss h.adaiphsa m a' VI '"''o''' -
RIO RRNT-HALF OF STORE l1s EAST RANDOLPH.
ssiess5le psse Shsss ssa %sts - heess; hs;
see s3a for all kinds Of tran
naor of Es East Lake It. basement is South 0s1t-
'Ssi 2ss '"s fsssa ?ss's soaR
re- REET-9EG Y Hale r; or STORE NO: 10 NORTH
SfE Ss5.5
no .RENT-oSR-HALF or 4 MILLINERY STORE,
ated.st. '.N@t ''''l A-'4'
RIO RENT-A LARGE, FINE STORE, IoxI0 FEET,
99 Al
l Madson-st. Apply upstairs ~, = ''-N
no RENT-sToRE; 80 sTArE-sT. 81 DWELLIK9,
Is tsasi ea' % n'o desired 'ohh S'ekfo"'
no RENT-sToRE AND ROOMS, 81 WEST
ss: S %SsE Ss;::
{rRA
ITO REsT-rHE OLD aRocERYsTAYp. WITH
| fixtures, !: aiilwzazeo4v. Apply At 81 West Han
Offices.
To AES1-pARr Or OFFICE IN La sA1hEsr'
/ j. G. WATTICE~, ~ ~ ~R.adoiph.st ~ 1'4'
IN n ,9FF1oE AT is
no RENT=0Ff1oES; II THE NIXON BV7IpNa,
oss asS71ask Ros S eo; hoon nss4 Fo GOOD MAN IN Law
Mi-ce1ianeon..
no RENr--rHE HOTEL Known AsTHE ADAMS
HS1}s S. Gea,Ta Depot Ap
m TFVT-G1E P-R1 sEVFST SFF7GF 715 -
ssiiest sood s.uIt f1tuses taf .sle Or rent appy
to :: & n IEALL. ~ 1! 1.esano:st: --
re RtNT-sPL!EtSDip T- LA ". LiGHrEp kooai 4SAslOs
f9e w be sSntfd s. sheep for purposes
l1;o n = RESyeSH;p TW5 SToR7Es s;xioa CORNER
6hs sa4 VIZ 81 ;tssa
no pEST!ffE-r - IRfnf--nryf: <, ,xn g s5;1,TR
@s1@ss poass sbsss - 61visos 6
no aFXf55EoARpiso: 5 o:Hy6SE: IN the M REFE
alftEa. : = b5.a 6ies4: ~z-M.@==V ..% A %-s~e -
Is }Rda|, AND
no KEST-REsrAUaAkT- -CoSEEcrED WITH
L sample. room. Appiy at zoo South Water-ss.
, 1875-10-03

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IL - Wssi Ksadolphst' tsnemsnts of 1oem
boussa Eli fnS:nse:a:ufs' s Two nc" 0''e'
iuau:e a1t ii IL GEu. C. NEIBURY; Rooms and Bysr
Blcck: -.
anSEbX e K1ERL1S RENTING AaRs7
ii Eoaaea GFqse: ~. coItas 4 ! zooma. =, -
) Esasfst;. y !stss 5ss.s: s .. "~ :.
IS ststett. ntoIs f.on nj 9o.na esopm'
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nd VpyTa10IiSV i3Y Nii;iii;: = - TT7 g
~ T3St.,of ~ g.; ;77,sT1 , IN -, 77 : : 7z7T7;
IA ~ NFS@A S5= Faw rsT 1S.RooM BRICK HOUSE,
with ~ modsEn improvements. SO MONTH or tos
70 1e - nS q
81 Il i ees sa ' Mb
no NEXT.a NEW NV MzVKiF-VFo9F m P5UK
~ nssr Ua,ou i,art. wiih III node9n i1orovar:nt
ths r d%s1lax % bsss % bi, sio.s 3 es.
kSI|LUHEk Part oT e. r. WEST GO CON.
20 Esbcy-st. ' '' '''''' A'o l'''''' q p''' a.
If7U 5IENT-sl; 9i}STii. B1SHsIFSr oF Iio773e
caenned. inaue oa TIL t9tsas sGs neT painted and
T0, KKET-ss vEkN0X:Av;, fwosToRY AND
tS.ss ia e good tenant. Apply al 4
WashlaEtoa.tt. Koom2
, 1875-10-03

A MoEG THE MANY BUILDINGS NOW IN PRO
OF erection IN this CITY, the least deserving
NOTICE Is the fine sstory and basercnt octagon trrnt
brick block Of eight houses. on Irving placs between
Aaron williams a *elkaorn: energetic, eaterpE.ins,
The first in Chicago for the past 10 1ears Mr..
Williams has Just eted and sold similar block
commenced operations the third block which Ii To
consist Of five houses Of te name stye these houses
and In very desirable location. Those desiring pur
ctase would do well exa,nno this truly dne property
bofore purchasing elsewhere.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18
GENkRAL NEWS.

Tho town Of Beecher, ILL.,, petition,
for change of name. s. =
The grand jury of Chicago has in.
icted the newspapers in that city for
publishing lottery advertisements. i;
is understood the papers will contest
indictments on the ground that the
advertisements referred to sire not. OF
lotteries. 80 -,
The Sunday Herald, a reliable
Washington Journal, asserts that
while Butler WAS arguing the passage
of the Civil Rights bill-and almost
within sound of his voice-a NJ gro at
tempted to outrage little white girl
in one of the corridors of the capitol.
A few days ago Anti-Cruelty Bcrgh
had laboring man sent to the peni-
Tertiary for three months FIR killing a
eat, although the poor devil, having
no counsel, pleaded for a wife and
three children dependent ON his daily
labor. In this case, the greater cru
city was on Bergh's side.
The New York Sun publishes anoth-
er batch of documents duplicating
Minister Schenck In the famous Mem
phis and FL Paso swindle, and show
ing how he went over TO Paris to FIX"
Minister Washburne, when the latter
WIS making trouble for Fremont and
his French aidesascpnp.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

In connection with the above, the
following item. clipped from the Union
and American, Is very suggestive.
Our State should have the arms tue
it, but We hope they may never he
used in fratficidSl strife.
Under an act Of Congress approved
in 1893, providing for appropriations
to equip and maintain the militia IN
the different states, it is found ia t
the Federal government Is Rew due
Tennessee on this account about 49,
900. Ia September, 1879. the United
States Chief Of Ordnance addressed n
letter to Adjutant-General Wilkes,
acknowledging the Indebtedness. Ii
Is the purpose of NJ j. Hsmby, the
present AdjutaHt-General. to draw oii
Uncle Sam for ordnance, mu,kets ami
munitions 70 pay the debt. The State
will then be able to respond to all
Applications that are likely to lie made
for arms by organizing companies,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

The Evansville Courier ''sees bloc
on the moon, and ca il IN the twenty
one demorraiic governors 20 oTranis
the m.li "a immediatel in order to
lie ready to FEES. u'"ht's exPeSt'
coxp Fetat. The Courier says the III.
litia should be thoroughly organize
armed and equipped ready for inst
service. for all the signs of the TINS
indicste that the preservation Of tn
free institutions ot TIN eovtr1-mel :;
may depend entirely on the pronl0
aetion Of its citizen suldiery III
drunken despot at Washington, bscktL
by hsSely suhserVient congress, he-
openly declared his hostility to popular
government in Arkansas and Louis
ana. Regular army officers, such ~
Gen. Emory, who deprec:,te the course
of the President in dealing with ouI
ueighbors, are being retired or removed
70 distant posts, and the command -oi
the army divisions is being placed ii
the hands of plant tools, who knrw
no law but the orders OF their com
rnsrder.in-cLief, Ulysses s. Grant.
The War Department. without author
ity from Congress, is quietly spending
millions in adding TO the strength o.;
the government Armament. ! be
,rIny is scattered, bus officers upon
furlough are given to understand tba;
I,r4.u..iIuI Mi Lot need their service;
when recalled to duty. the general
idea prevailing among Them beiag'
thnt they Will lie returned to then
commands As subalterDs in . cOneen-
trated army. The navy, too, "a being
oycrhaulod. The squadrous winch
have been cruising IN foreign waters
are being called home. Everywhere
there is evidence of "a preparation Tor
war, ana we are afraid nothing car
prevent the outburst Of the destr ying
fame but the vigorous and timely
a;.ivl "a .ar ps.t.v.- Ihe -tnioD OF
the States must I've Preserved, bnt,
shove y. i},-n must be Liberty and
Union" Under no circumstances
60. ...s ..--....-.... j.e'Vy.- subnIt
~ L-a. ,---.-y =. = es>s~r<
$50 -
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

Another paper has reached Us-thi'
time the Brownsville Democrat, which
as its n ;me indicates, is thorough ,
democratic. 1t is = handsome sereI-
column paIer, sid, geographically
one Of the neaicst We receive. 1t i
published and ably edited by Weedi
& Green. They are brave men, I
start smother paper in Brownsyi lc
which already had two excellent SeeI
lies. Bat "the longest pole bring
down the persimmons, and pQssi'i
this my reach 'em. Success TO you
gentlemen. s4t1 90.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

There wi be minority report il
the Sugg Fort case. signed iy :on
m -mheis af the House Committee on
War Claims, which vii recohmena
the expulsion Of Congressman K. Ii.
Butler, Of this State, on account pt
his fraudulent completely with thi
claim. The majority report will r.
commend 10 action by Ca ;ress, 10
the reason that the Secretary of tbs
Treasury already referred the matte
10 the courts.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18
rHE RgLrcroUs worIp.

Rev. Thomas A. Jugger, d. d., Of
Philadelphia has accepted the Office of
Bishop of Southern Ohio, to which he
was elected on the 10Th of January.
The Pilot states that the Pope his
raised the diocese of Boston. Philadel-
phil, Milwaukee md Santc Fe, to the
isnity of arch di,ceses, and their
respective bishops TO that of archbi-h-
ops.
1t is reported that the Pope has
written Don Csrlus expressing SYM
pathy, but advising him to reconsider
his determination 10 coutinae the war,
as the dignity Of the Catholic Church
his been yilIdicaicd, ,tiad the rights OF
the clergy recognized by .Alfbnso.
The Archbishop If Canterbury has
admitted Ia the private chapel at Adj
diugton two ladi = (mother and daugh-
teri who h We been working at Mid
stone for some time It's deaconesSes,
The Bishop of Ely h IS Likewise form
ally admitted 1 deacones Il his phi
vate chapel.
Area hop \ emAhy, Of SIN Fran
cisco, has been sued by II Mrs Mean
ally for filndsamounting to 81, 565. IS,
which she allages she deposited in
tiust with him about ten years ago.
The pre.ate denies having kept the
money, and states tn II WAS sent to
an interior town, some time since, at
her list nee, and plead tn t MIS- Nc
Ann lly ''c rcl4ssly construed some vi
hi Letters" iIout the mpney. The
case attr..cts much atteAiiou.
In response To a re quest of the col
ored clersymen, tn Bishops of the
African Methodist Ei'iseoP.l Church
have fixed Oh Mondiy, March 10. as
d y of f:isti 6 and pr,'yer, and issued
an address to lhe America" pa. pl,
pleading for the enjoyment of every
civil and political ight, and tn t they
shout | b. pei mittcd to lead quiet and
peaceful lives in all godliness and hon
est, with mple p.ote,.ti III for their
br1ihr in the South from III few
b d men that persecute them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

Il is stated 'hat az least one raj
road line, running from New York tC
Chicago, has m lde contracts 10 carr,
freight West at the rate of fiiteel
cents per hundred pounds. The CO..
tract rate rfreight from Baltimore e
Chicago, was fixed by the Saratog
combination, some weeks ago, at on
dollar per one hundred pounds.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

An educational reform bill, more
valuable for its suggestiveness than
anything else, is pending before the
Illinois Legislature. 1t prohibits tn
teaching of any except Plaii English
branches with no nonsense abod;
them" and for1iis the building OF
school-houSes costing more than g.
nno
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

Hon. w. A. Cooper presented Il
petition last week from citizens o;
Gibson county, asking that tax l~
levied on dogs, Referred to the Com
mittee on Agriculture: Also, a bill
to regulate the obtaining Of injunc-
tions of executions from the Supreme
Court. Referred 20 the Judiciary
Committee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
siit,I;IFr'S SALE.

10Y VTRlEE OF A F.. IA. ISS, ED 30
ID me 4. ON tie LAW COu.t At iiutaDOidt,
GIBSON codaty. It AS oct 'oe' term, Isi4. wIiI
oHer Tor sal; 10 the bi, hest oidd iYr -asn. at
the court hJdss 100. Ia liu,.iO 1 4, Oh
MONDAY. -dAkCh -. 49,.
all the rght title els m and tsrest that job n
y. Isceyes l.s ia ana to ho fol Hiag uescriUsd
t0s lot III LsiiaI UIOson c"uHIy, cITIi district
Ne. rs, AMI OOundrst ~ tIllOas, Wa: - 5he
southw cot Oy the iivm, his I.O..I vile 4,ai
road fcodnd. east oy " hesisT. northwest " q.
bryant. Levied OIL 10 satisfy judgment In
favor Of ". :. Moore ". iona Y. hesVvH aH'I
WIN. station. sale within lawful nUuis.
". l.. BAIRD.
fsls.4t Deputy Shs.ii Unison tou y.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

The Legislature lastweek hammered
away at a lively rate On the revenue
bill. Several speeches were mid,
bat no actioa MSS taken.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18
ADFERrEslNG RATES.

D0uble-colnmn adTc; tisements, upper cent. az
vance on the above rateS.
Trfnle-coiamu Advertisements, 70 per cent ad-
vance on TIE shove rates- :.
Advertisements g. ocrnry special position, ~
per ceat. advance on the above rates
Local Noti-es On the same type as lorAl
reading maiter,1 . per cent advance on ths
above rates.
Obituaries. Tributes Of Respect le1cept such a.
CONC officially from charitable sa-setiesl, snd
remarks on marriages, one-hs.f OF reFulsr
'I,o~al No;ire" rates. Simple announce
m-nts IF marriages and death, ,lscrtcd gratis.
All transient al vertiscinefts at be Ittd for in
advance. Yearly Advertisements, quarterly
ia advance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

- DR. Jordan introduced a biii in the
Senate last week to regulate the num-
Der of guards allowed sherifs in GER
fain casns- -
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18
S,iI;RIFt'S SALE.

10Y VIRTUE OF A RI. IA. ISSUED TO
IL ..ie - Ihe q * of the oupr me Court OF
lie ae-s--, at ate UclOOsT to IN, 1874, " j OtsT
sale to the nigh ct o dIer for -essh. 1T the
court mouse uoor H., the toSn oil HumOoldt. on
MUNDAY. MARCH q, ISIS.
all the risht title. claim and interest that Jos.
AcLsllsnd, Ancs 81 cLclland. Brittle Nc Leila
and Mamie Ac. elixnd have il and to the fol-
ioViTg described iaLd Ill GIOson county. civil
district 30. =, and bounded As follows. via: Oh
the north Dy Il. "a Hugh =, sout1 Oy Levi Dan
ner. Reeve, ana Doug Lars, east by ). II. Hughes,
and sest by Aslrina k"ti son. containing
ABOUT ISi acres mu.s ~ lees. Lev led ON to sat
Nv Judgment in favO. Of robert MeLsllsnd.
sale within lawful hoors.
N. l.. BAIRD,
fss-t Deputy Sherin Gibson csUsty.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18
THURSDAY. FEB. Is 1875.

c. w. jones has been elected to
the L. S. Senate from Florida. He
is d democrat.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18
GOING NORTH.

Train No . connects at Milan with y. u, st.
l.. 4 G. X. X. from the Seu for the North and
East; at uthrie With -. L. i ). y. X y trains
going North and so tn: ut Cave City with
stages for Mammoth Cave; st Lebanon juno
ton for points on Knoxville and Richmond
Branches; Mt Cincinnati function and LoUis-
willie with L.. e. & l.. K. X. for the North and
Est; at Louisville with u. 4 N. k'y .ud j.,
NJ. IL /. X. X. for the North, East and Vest.
Trrin No 4 connects at Milan with y o, ut L
and c K X from the South sfor the North and
Fart; at Mckenzie vith y G. & 1t ]. R'y for the
Southeast; at Guthrie with 1T L 4 s k'y
tlxins going North at Glasa0v Junction with
trains to and from Glasgow at Cave City with
stage. to and from Mammo h Cave; at Cincin-
natl notion and Losisviile with l.. l. X
X for the North and Eset.
Train No : connects Mt Mckenzie with y. {
& ST l. ny for the Southeast.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
Run through, WITHOUT CHANGE. from
LOUISVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS. via Milan
and Great Jackson Route. ATLANTA to
MEMPHIS.
sF Befors yon start On your journey send for a
copy of the Lou svi!1e d. G;rCa. Southern
Raiiwi ~ Guide for more CON plete informR-
lion about time and connectisas or address
G. p. ATM0RE. Gen'l Pass / Tx. AEt.
fell Louisville, Ky.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

r. ts1 II n large. eight page.
iGa tIl0YIU MIN independent. honest
iliU III Juki1 QUIZ and lea les newSpa-
per, cf IS broad col
mas. especially DE-, signed for the farmer. the
MECHANIC. the merchant and the professional
man. and thei- wives and children. We aim to
IN Ike the n ee.<iy h;sa the best family ncus
paper in the world. 1t i, foil of entertaining
and instructive rradius Of every sort but prints
nothing to offend the most scrupulOus and deli
cate taste. P;ice. Si.20 per yea. postage pre-
paid. Ihs cheapest paT,r published. Try It.
Addr, - i TX SCS, New \ ok iity. jaH-2m
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-02-18

DfERTISaNts: heap: Coop: System
"A atic.-All persons Who contenp plate making
contracts with newspapers for the Insertion of
advertisements rhnuld send ~ cents to ten.
p. DWELL ( To-, Al Park Row. New York. for
their PAMPHLET BOOK (ninety-seventh e'ii-
tinn,. ron aiming list Of over aDt new spapeTs
and estimx'es. showing the cost. Advertise
ments taken for leading napers in many States
at = tremendous reduction from publisher
rates Ggr rRR BOOK. jaH-2m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-14
RenI Estnte Transters.

The following are the real estate transfers
for the week ending Thursday, August y,
copied from the books OF the mortgage
office:
A certain portion of ground in square
bounded by Claiborne, Columbus, Kerlerec
and Robertson streets; sold August for
$1,000; cash 5000, mortgage $1,000,
Lot No. - in square bounded by Girod,
Lafayette, Liberty and Franklin streets:
sold August for $1,000; cash 5000, mortgage
$4OO.
Lots Nos. and 10, in square No, 4S, which
is bounded by Napoleon avenue, Perrier,
Plaguemine and Jena streets; sold August )
for $625; cash $50, mortgage S475.
Lots Nos. 20 and u, in square No. %,
bounded by St Peter street, CarOndelet
walk, Roman and Derbigny streets, sold
August ? for $2l00; cash 500, mortgage
$l4OO.
l. Lots Nos. 8 and A. of square No. 3,
bounded by Elmire and Pacific avenues and
public road or Patterson and Thayer streets,
3 Lot No. 16, of square No. 5, bounded by
Pacific and Atlantic avenues, Thayer and
Peter streets. 3. Lots Nos, 10, II and II, Of
square No. 20, bounded by Pacific and At
lantic avenues, Market and jackson streets,
sold July 29 for $SO5; cash $26S 80, mort
gage 1886 &c.
Lots Nos. and 7, in square bounded by
St. Philip, Ursulines, Prieur and johnson
streets; sold August 4, for $1,000, reversion
$1,000.
A certain portion of ground situated in
square bounded by Prytania, Calliope, ST.
Charles, Delord and Camp streets and Tt
/ vOli circle, being the half nearest CaliOpe
street of lot designated by the No ?; sold
August ), for $1,000, reversion $500, mort
gage $500.
Lot No. 6, in square bounded by Peters
n,.b ovio
streets, sold August 6 for $500; cash $3.50,
mortgage $3.50.
Lot in square bounded by Customhouse
| Old Levee OF Decatur, Bienville and Gin
ton streets, sold August for $4,000; mort
gage $4,000.
Lots Nos. 2l, % and %, in square bounded
by Broad, DOrgenois, Barracks and Hos
pital streets, sold August I for SIZE 81
mortgage $l4I2 81.
Lot No 4, in square No. 35, bounded by
London avenue. Liberal, Force and Havana
streets, sold July 81 tor $50; mortgage $50
A certain portion of ground bounded by
| Front, Arabella, Levee and ST. Joseph
streets, in the Sixth District sold August 6
for $3250; cash $1,000, mortgage S22j0.
Lot of ground in square bounded by st
Louis, Toulouse, Claiborne and Robertson
streets, sold August g, tor $22j0; cash $500
mortgage S2050.
Lots Nos. 8 and 10, of square No. %, com
prised within Bouny, Alix, Powder and
Peter streets, sold August Z, for $780, cash
$3.50, mortgage $500.
A portion of ground in square bounded
by Enghein, Dauphine tlate Greatmen)
Burgundy Cate CIapsl and Washington
| QaJe POetl streets, sold August for $500
cash $500, mortgage 5000.
Lot No. 3 in square bounded by ETatO
Thalia, Clara and Martin or Willow streets
sold August 10 for $3.50; cash $780, mortgage
| $3.50.
Lot No. IA, in square bounded by Roman
Hospital Derbigny, aud Ursulines streets
gage $500.
Lots Nos. and 8, in square bounded b.
Magazine, Live Oak, Second and Thirt
streets, sold August 10 for $500; casl
$2666 &C, mortgage $5533 81.