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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
A QUESTION FOB OoLoRBD VOTERS TO
PUT TO THE DEMOCRACY.

The Democracy are extremely anxious
just nol0 to secure the friendship Of colored
voters. 1t is their only hope of success.
So the spider was extremely anxious to
have the tly walk into his parlor, to par
take of the bounty there prepared for the
little buzzing creature. The fly walked in
and was seen no more. Let the colored
voters of the South walk into the Demo
cratic parlor, and it is equally certain they
will never come out again voters. But lot
the latter, when asked to join the Demo
Gratis put this question to them and insist
upona plain categorical answer: VIII you
pobhcly pledge yourselves, in the event of
your obtaining power, TO maintain to us
the right of suffrage which we nov enjoy
under the constitution and laws of this
State
This viii bring Democratic friendship to
the colored voters to test. Let there be
no lodging.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
NOTICE..
NOTICE.

STA-E OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, $
New Orleans, Aueustl2 1858
whereas, spplicationhas been made to me to can.
Gel the othoial bond Of Thomas Bradford, NJ D., as
Coroner in and for the parish of Orleans to wit;
bond dated December 73, A. d. 1861 for the sum Of
ts25,e 600 twenty five thousand dollars, signed by
Thomas Bradford as principal, and James A. Gresh.
am, Charles M. Strong, Wrn Foley James McNalIey.
Hugh Smith, Garrett u Odds, John Bronsel, and F.
" Joins as securities, the said bond being for the
faithful performance BY the said Thomas Bradford
of his duties us Coroner aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bond to show cla,e in writing the office Of
Secretary of State within ninety days after the last
publication hereof, why the said bond should not
be cancelled and annulled
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State of
the above date, and the Independence ofthe United
States the ninety third.
Z. c. wARMoTH,
GEO. E. BovBE, Secretary of State.
au1q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
No. 8is-aul5 q % se5 p IS

Thomas .Seyen va. Steamer FIeta. etc :
- No. kStl-J. q. Dobbins VS.. bame-No. ee11
tN The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Louisana.-By virtue Of two
Mtlts OF heri facias issued and to directed by
The Honorable United States Dstrict Court for the
District Of Louisiana, in the above named suits.
and received by me on sixteenth day of July 1858
nave seized and taken into my possession and will
proceed to eell at public auction, on TUESDAY,
me nftsenth day OF september 1853 at twelve
O'Clock M, At the door of the Courthouse in Car.
Iolton. parish OF Jefferson, Louisiana the follow
Ing described property, viz:
4 A CERTAIN. SQUARE OF GROUND, with
all the bui dings and improvements thereop desiR-
mated ss square No n on plan BY 3. Buisson Sur.
veyor, dated January 81 lsi7 in the then faubourg
bounded BY soniat- Robert, st. Denis. and Dryades
streets, and measuring 309 feet 8 inches front on
eoniat street, like front Robert street $50 feat
front on st Denis street. and a like front on Dry
aces street all American measure.
the city Of Carroll ton parish Of Jefferson Ion;s
lana, in SQUARE twenty-five X, bounded By First !.
Washington. Hampton, and Short streets with All
tne buildings and lmpro Vements thereon and num-
1erea as lots Nos u, 49, II, on plan deposited in
ne once OF Magner notary, as plan No. 6s Lots
l3 and u measure each 30 feet front on Hamnton
street, by 100 feet deep. between parallel i,res
and lot u measures IS feet trent on Hamnfon sfrsa
by l20 feet front depth on Short styaet ana
i9rming corner o. Hampton and short streets lots
Seized 70 satisfy the abovepamaa nisint,fs,
claims with interest, and all costs Of sfit :
Costs o. Deed internal revenue stamps etc. at
EXPENSE of purchaser lSP-' oT' ~
.Tsrn1s-OAsh, at time Of adjudication, in United
StAtes Treasury notes.
-, United States Marshal's Once. New Orleans,
No. sle-Gut1 Is Is sci q is h.O'' v .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

Will Yer HAvE CrvfI. war Y-This cues
ton is pertinent. 1t comes home to every
man in the country, and no one, in the light
Of existing facts and 10 full view Of the polit.
dcal situation can fail TO see its pertinancy.
nor can he ignore the signiheancy Of the
prospect st this time. ,-ld
The master issue of the Campaign, "a
things now stand, Is war or peace. Vote for
Blair and SeymOur;and secure their triumph,
and You have war; vote for Grant and Col
la1, ana you have peace.
ibis i no false alarm, but veritable
statement o. a patent truth.--N National Re
This Is 10 say, il the ueople cast votes
enough for Seymour and Blair to secure
their triumph the Grant party mean TO
resort 70 war TO prevent the installation in
Office OF those whom the people have elected.
The successful party would have nothing 10
go to war for. The Republican can mean
noInlng put That the defeated party will
seseT. &c force sooner tlsss
The warning is frank, az least, and IL il Ia
be hoped the friends Of Seymour d the
North viii give IL due consideration. - ichl
gfsond Wig. ~ II
This isfoolish In the Wbig, a nsredodee,
and it Is the folly and the dodge Of the
seymour organs thpoagbout the South.
They repeat it, parrot-like, almost daily.
Lst Us strip of the covering aud exhibit
thsnahea dsfoFmIty Of the thing. Suppose
Seymour ND Blair elected. They find The
soalAsFn States RECONSTRUCTED, and their
Senator'S and representatives n Congress,
al IL peace and harmony. The constitn-
HonalitY and legality Of their governments
have been oaicisllz recognized by every
Department Of the National government
lealsiAllys. executive. and judicial.
Aetsla. Bi4ss aad Seymour have cons
ITO power pledged 20 consider all ne
measures ID sII6hds 20 thsse ssalsl nall
ata Foidg and revolutionary fkss
Aze pledged to say to he ssnstors ana
s1ssn,asiysE Of the southern H,slas; We
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
Q. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.

Margaret h. IDEAS. widow, etc, VS.. Mrs,
Deceased. 49,
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
L for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
Issued in the above entitled suit have seized and
taken into my possession and will expose for sale Al
pubic auction on SATURDAY, the nineteenth day
OF September, 1863 at the hour of twelve o'clock at
noon az the Courthouse at Pointe la Hache par,
lsn Of Plaquemines Louisiana, the following de.
scrlbed property. viz; -
A CE ETAfN PIECE or PORTION or
GROUND situated in the parish of Plaquemines
LOUISIANA on the left bank Of the Mississippi river
and haylnR eighteen erpent-, or less front on
the SAID mississippi river, the upper five arpent OF
lower thirteen arpents. adioiaipg the first named
ave arpents have depth of i0rty arpents; said
LANDS forming the lower part Of the hFairvieW"
plantation, and are bounded below by lands now or
formerly owned by Aristide Thibault and above by
the upper portion OF said "Fairviswl plantation:
together with all the buildings and improvements ~
whatsoever nature or kind appertaininR to said
portion Of ground, as well as al the mules stock
cattss machinery, ETC., as per inventory on file in
Seized in the above entitled suit and to be sold to
satisfy the demand Of the plaintiff amounting to
i've Thousand four hundred dollars, togetoer with
interest as set forth in said writ and all costs.
Terms OF S4le-Uash at time Of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes.
Act Of sale revenue stamps record, etc. at the ez-
pense Of purchaser. W. = :
United States MarshAl's Once. New Orleans,
August H. 1868. F''
F.J. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal,
NJ Qlq--ar,I6 ~ % aas 70 70 VI 4ouAsiAnAs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
COMING RAnK ON JOHNSON.

The Democracy are already coming back
on the President. He does not sustain
their revolutionary scheme. He has reoog-
nized the governments Of the reconstructed
States, and this has given them mortal
olfense. They open upon him. Whatever
may be Mr.. Johnsoa's foibles or faults, he
has no love for rebellion, and will not
countenance it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

The Pieaylne says that all the brave,
honest fighting men in the Federal army
support Seymour, while only suffers, con
tractors, deserteTs, and bounty-jumpers
support Grant. Now we have tried to count
up the names of the men Of any promi-
hence in the last war, on the Federal side,
who support the Democratic ticket. and
have failed to get beyond the half dozen
names, counting Hancock, Steadman. EW-
ing, Rousseau, Slocum, and Blair we
have gone as far as we can, naming the
hundreds Of great generals of the Federal
army who did noble service in suppressing
the late rebellion, The "pretty boy; Nc
Clellan, relieved from command for crimi-
nal ineompeteDey, Of course supports the
cause he espoused as a part Of his do-noth-
ing policy in the days when all was "quiet
along the Potomac Fitz John Porter,
cashiered for insuborination, and who
ought to have been hanged for treachery
as the malignant author of the disasters
of second Bull Ran, grayitates naturally
TO the companionship of Hampton and
Forrest. Franklin, whom the boys in
Louisiana will have occasion to remember
long and bitterly as the one who planned
and commanded the Sabine Pass expedi-
ton, where over six thousand soldiers and
half a dozen gunboats were captured or
driven off by thirty-six Irishmen in a mud,
fort, is making an unenviable reputation
now as then, in denouncing the men who
put the stars upon his shoulders as worthy
of hanging in the Senate Chamber. and
doing all he can by word and example to
make the rebellion glorious, while he
classes those who crushed it as enemies
Of the Constitution.
Thefact that such men as these espouse
the Democratic side guarantees its weak
ness. They, between them, helped the war
iast years longer than it would have lasted
otherwise and in their new character will. !
without doubt, prove as disastrous leaders
to their new victims as they were to the
brave boys now covered By the Southern |
soil, who lost their lives through the
blunders Of these military quacka.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
Tax on Gross sale. or Receipts.

g. AUDIToR's OFFICE STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
New Orleans, August II, 1863
In obedience to the law approved February 10,
1866 entitled, IAN act . provide for the corec.
ton of tax gross sales or receipts whe reby it is
made the duty Of "al persons pursuing any trade,
profession. or occupation within the limits of the
city Of New Orleans to pay the tax of onefourth of
one per cent on gross sales receipts. hereby give
notice to all parties concerned that have not paid
said for the last quarter ending July Ises that
unless they comply with this law within ten days
from the date hereof, shan proceed against them
in accordance with law 1t will therefore be to the
interest Of all concerned to settle promptly to save
penalty OF twenty per cent and costs
g. NJ. WICKLIFFE,
Rrls l5t Auditor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

This is the season, says an exchange, to
abstain from meat. In large quantities it
is pestilent breeder of sun strokes and
fevers., A distinguished physician restricts
the members of his family, from May to
September, to two ounces of animal food
per day. He has kept record for twenty
years, and has found the deaths in the
meat-eatiDg families four times greater
than in the vegetable eating.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

The Bayou sara Ledger has changed
hands, Mr.. Annis retiring from it and
Messrs. Pillet and Bertus succeeding n the
proprietorshir. Mr.. Annis says very patron
izingly:
Personally l entertain no an.ipathy
against any man. have no aptipathy
against a man because he lands in our
parish with his carpet-bag in hand. nor
never have, provided that man will 80 to
work and show some sign Of industry, aud
sly willingness to make an honest Living,
but never have had, nor never VIII have a
very exalted opinion Of any man, or set of
men, who elbow their way into community
for the purpose OF dstracting the minds OF
portion Of its people, demoraliZing the
industry of the land, and wading into posi-
tons of trust and profit by such influences.
From the following paragraph it may be
inferred that Mr.. Aunis is himself carpet
Dagger:
l came among you poor needy, stran-
ger; penniless. but not without friends
abroad-at the home were my youthful
days were spent-those that had assisted
in moulding the character bro ought with
me.
asked you for bread and you gave it {;
asked you for raiment and you furnished
it; asked your confidence and you be-
slowed it freely. Gould ] ask more, and
can | thank you for less. Though labored
earnestly and faithfully among you for
those blessings, yet it is not meet that
should leave this station without showing
some gratitude, let it be ever so small.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

sThe editor of the New York Word says
Vallandigham is 'pretendern and o seal
lawag." Fallandigham says the editor of
the World is a donkey and villain, and
Brick Pomeroy says Dowdall, Of the Peoria
Democrats is fool, a meddler, and sneak.
The Democrrtic party is the happy family !
And it has, besides all the chivalry and
all the deeencY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


AUDITORS OFFICE,
New Orleans, August 10, 1863
hereby notify all taxpayers that the time for col
lection ofthe Convention,Tax by Tax Collectors and
Sheriffs having expired al deliuquents on said tax
roll will be required TO settle their Conventon.Tax at
this Office from and after this date. Prompt pay.
ment Is advisable, TO save dan ages and costs.
G. Nj WICKLIFFE,
Eull SOLD 5tW Auditor of State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

EQUAL ACCOMMODATIONS on STEAMSHIPS.
We learn from the San Antonio Texas
Express that hereafter passengers who pur-
chase first class tickets on the Morgan line
of steamships will be entitled 10 FIRST class
accommodations. This is said to be q new
regulation, adopted in consequence Of the
suit for damages instituted against one Of
the steamships Of this line By Honorable
George T. Ruby, a delegate to the Texas
Constitutional Convention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE


SUCCESSION OF BARBARA LAOUE-No "a
RK Oh A KLES G.. Hill ,AUOTIONERP
u Office No. l67 Poydras street-Will be I'D
SATURDAY, September H. 1862 at twelve ga
NJ, at the MERCHANTS and Auctionesrs' Exlhanl
Royal street, between Canal and Customnos
streets, by virtue and in pur- uapce OF an order
Honorable l.. DuYA neand, Judge of the SEQ,
1865 e W.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated
suburb Washington 10 this city, in square bo1ns
By Siirod. 81 John tho Baptist, St ferdinand Il
Port streets, des grated as lot Ne. 21 On
plan drawn by John Schneider, dated March is, I'd
and deposited in the office of Achille Ch!spe
for reference. Said lot measures in English nlsI
ure, according to said plan, tHenty-eight feet Il
inches fFont on ST. Ferdinand street by los feet 7
inches in depth between parallel lines Toge.b
with All the I'M 9rovements thereon, consisting d
one-story frame house and kitchen, csterh, etc; Z
whole as per plan by William H. Bell, aIshite.
which will be exhibited at the Merchants and A.
uoneers Exchange previous to sale. The purthal
70 assume the taxes of 49, 8 payable in 1869.
Ierms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
Act OF sale before +. y. Earhart ESQ r9u
public, at expense Of the purchaser, including !.
United states Internal Revenue stamps.
aull q seq u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
4 WORK 3 i INTEREST.
LIFE OF ! !. p. DosrIEl
or, The oonal Es In New Orleans.
BY EMILY HAzEN REAr

This intensely attractive a. d intsrss.i, b,., h..
rsesntly bsen received from the Nsv, Yorl ,,rssD.
ing house, and IL for saip b. A. sIM0n, @ Bnronns
street.
The trade can be suppllsd b. M. sIMoH.
hVeiy citizen Of New Orleans ahonld have copy Of
this book. II treats Oh persona md eranssotions
Aers with iree pun. an sill IS doshs receive aoms
criticism from those aet complhnsntod b. az
Antoor' W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

leans. &
RY C. f. GIRARDEY O. CO., AUG.
- tioneers, Nicholas J. Hoey. Auetioneer-O Office
l. 1865 at twelve o'clock NJ at The nnd
Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal street BY virtue Of
dated August g. 1863 will be sold at public auction
deceased the follow ng described property 10 witt
l. LOT OF GROUND in square bounded by
measuring, more or less, % feet inches front on
Hospital street by about 100 feet in depth on the lin
in depth the other line The improvements com.
prise two story brick kitchen, together with thirty
two shares of the capital stock of the Citizens Bank
Of Louisiana, ed by mortgage on said property
?. LOT OF GROUND on Ursnlnes street, be,
tween Royal and Bourbon streets designated as lot
No g. on pan by L. Bringier, Surveyor General,
dated September Is, 1885 and deposited in the office
OF q de Armas, Notary Public. Said lot measures
in Amercaa measure q feet front on Ursullnes
street by l59 feet inches in DEPTH bounded on one
the other side by property Of Widow Bertoun The
improvements comprise two,story brick house to,
gether with one hundred and thirty two shares ofthe
capital stock OF the Citizens Bank of Louisiana se-
cured by mortgage on said property
to furnish bis stock note 10 he sad
Cltzens Bank for the Of S4jl due first july
1852 with SIX and half per cent interest thereon
cash in advance from the day Of sale to said first
ay ls6s; the balance Of the price of adjudication
For property secondly described--The purchaser
70 inInlsn ms seek note to the said Citizens Bank
and a hat per cent interest thereon, cash in adj
vance, from the day OF sale to SAID first July 1859
the balance OF the price of adjudication payable at
one year in notes ndorsed The satisfaction of the
administratTix If she should require IT. bearing in
terest at eight per cent per annnm from date and
secured by special mortgage on the property, with
the clauses OF non aendo and attorney fees fixed
at ye per cent in case of suit. improvements to be
kept insured, and policies transferred. Taxes OF
ls6s to be paid proportionslly By vendor and pur.
The notes to be furnished to the bank for both
properties, renewable and eurtalAbIe aRreeably to
the charter OF the bank; and the other conditions
n nrnn ITO
mortgaged to it, to be compiled with by the pur.
Acts of sale and United States Revenue sta,,ps AT
the expense of the purchasers before A. Dor ocourt
Notary Public. anil ~ "a sen 70 .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

The Cleaveland Leader says: If you
want to make an Ohio Democrat mad, say
Blair to him. 1t is worse than red rag TO
turkey:rooster.n -,.-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
SUGGESTIONS on Mr.. AND on MRS. JAMES

9CCCLoolONo OE Mn AND Of Mrs. JAMES
Lamothe-No. -, Of the Docket of the Sec.
ond District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
RX >. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER of.
~ nee Exchange Alley and Bienville street.-SAT.
URDAY, fifth Of September 1858 by virtue of an
order rendered by the Honorable Judge Of the Sec
ond District Court of New Orleans in the above en-
titled cause, dated twenty fourth Of July Is6s will
be sold at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, on Royai street. between
Customhouse and Canal streets, the property here
after described, belons ing to said SUGGESTIONS of
Mr. and Of Mrs james Lamothe, to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the suuare
bounded by Dumaine, Bourbon, ID tuphine and 1T
Pnlllp streets, having, French measure thirty feet
front on Dumaine street, by one hundred and iftv
feet deep, together with the buildings thereon con
sistlng more particularly in the following: one
story house, bricked between posts, covered with
States containing tom rooms and two rooms in the
posts, two stories high containing six rooms yard
hTlcked, double paving, wateFworks cstern, etc
The house bears the No. 81 Dumaine street: being
tine same property acquired by the deceased by act
nelore d. LAyergue, dated fourteenth September,
Terms Of Sale-Onet third cash, the balance on a
credit Of one year, for notes divided in coupons,
secured BY mortgage on the property sold, the build
lnRs TO be insured for at least the amount of the
notes iurnlshed, and the policy transferred to the
administrator the notes to bear interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from their date until
rty az law charges and the fees OF the lawyer EN-
pioyed 70 prosecute payment thereof to be paid by
the purchaser, said fees to be i've per cent on ali
MOUNTS collected, the purchaser to pay the taxes
Ior the year 1865 payable in 1853 United States rev
enue stamps at the expense of purchaser.
Act Of sale before A. d. Dorocourt Notary Pub.
Ae, at the expense OF the purchaser.
au2l4 d "a se5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
LOUISIANA INTELLIGENCER.
Published every Wednesday, at
MONROE, OBIsIANA,
BY MOREY q ENNEMOSER

Terms, So a year in advance, or So if paid at its
expiration.
The Inteligencer is published in one of the most
Aourshing parts Of Louisiana Its circulation il AZ
large as that of any other paper published in tia
same section of The State.
Business Cards and Advertisements inserted on
liberal terms 't sss- 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
H. c, wARMoTH. GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA


r
WHEREAS, OFFICIAL INFORMATION HAS
been received that foul murder was commit.
ted upon MARSHALL THOMPSON by one
JOHN ONEALt aided and abetted by his brother,
PEFhR D'NEAl, on the first inst about mile
below kirksviie, in tha Parish of st. Helena; and
whereas the said John D'NeRl the murderer Is oW
at large, a fugitive from justice-
Nov, therefore, have thought proper in the
name and by the authority of the State to issue
this my proclamation Offering reward of five humid.
red dollars for the apprehension and Conviction Z
SAID JOHN O'NEALi u be paid upon the certificate
Of the District Attorney that the claiming IL
is the party who caused the arrest and furnished
the informatio which led TO the convection
JOIN O'NEAL is slim, spare man about thirty
years 81 age, % Gredl1N1 hetgtt iight brown hair
inclined to be curly; V, ~ thin side whskers and
slight mustache, and gtatee quite short, and small
hszsi eyes. he Is SUPPOSED TO be clothed in brown
kerseys, considerably worn and ragged, and Wben
last seen was near MuAdam's Bridge on Amiie
river, bout thirty-six uteHfrom Oyska, Mississippi
Gjve1 under my hand and the seal Of State This
tenth lay OF august 1b6e lid Of the independence
Of the uT6ted States tho ninety third.
By the Governor H. O. wARMOTH
GEORGE E. BoYEE, Secretary of State. aull
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
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