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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
Teraus and CondItIOns Of snIes

One fourth Of tho price Of adjudication cash, in
legal currency OF the United STATES, aud the balance
in equal installnents maturing at 0ne, two, thrse
and four years from the day Of sale, represented by
notes OF the purchasers payable to their order
ADD by them iudorsed bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per aunr from the day of sale until
hnAl PAYMENT said notes to be secured BIZ special
mortgage and vendors privilege on tue property
sgd the act Of mortgage TO contain the penal clause
OF nye per cent attorney fees in case OF legal pro-
then the said notes to be divided into coupons Of
such amount msy be necessary 10 effect division
between the parties interest The acts Of sale and
United States revenue stamps attached at the ex-
City Notary.
N. g.-The interest Of the city Of New Orleans in
chasers will have the right and privilege OF payment
Of their purchases in cty currency in whole or part
10 the extent of the said interest Of the city.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

CixTH DISTRICT COURT or NHy Or
- leans, No 70 7d9ky virtue of a writ Il seisaEe
and sale to direotsd b. tas HoperAble The &iztn
District Court Of Rev Orleans, in ta hboye entitled
cause, / will proceed 70 sol &c publd Ruc-
ton az tho Merebants' and AugiioneeEf TX
change, Royal street. between CANAL ano Cn110D-
house ssrpst IN the second District &c fhh cts,
FRIDAY, the tUBnts first day OF f1btuafy, 1653,
az u o'oiook 81 the following dsscEibed property
Vi1i
certain LOT or GROUND, toF9thsR with an
the buildings and improvements theroou, rights
ways, ann privileges theFpgnto boioARnB q IN any
wise appertainiBR situate in tho HtFSb Bi9aeleH
d this city. in tho square 5Sua0od hF 0ap. Juhau
MagaEinB ana ST. Joseph sfru1tss ard As.tES IN
American measure ahirtywo feet front On Maya
zinc street BY hundred nd sixty nine leot nino
inches, or less, depth between parallel lines.
per plan Of Q. A Hedin. lasa nBveyor dated Sep
tombef 81 1888. ana daSosited IN tho ONCE OF r.
Percy, te nctarys FnSlio in this city.
Being the same pr perry acquired By Gst1udant
at public sac made On the 18Th day Of November.
1854 a. Banks Arcade. b Eirtus OF ordar u the
nrrth t,istrict eoaFt Ne8 "a eana. dated Oct1-
Der ls5t rendered. N tke master Of fhcw1s &.
Maone His Creditors
Seized in tflR ab14s salt .il1a rrt
Terns-Oaah on ahe spot -.
jael sss21 sharih 81 Che Parish Of 0ale ans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
6PBOTAL NOTIOES.


Eye and Earl beg 20 acqpaint the puhliothat
have removed to No. Basin street, and tnat can
DO consulted. o. heretofore on all diseases and de-
Engagements Of the Eye and Ear embracing Deaf
ness. Noises. etc. W. L. DAVIS, M. d.
Anrai Surgeon and Consulting ophthalmio Surgeon,
No. 6 Basin street. corner Of CANAL
mylO " wed friasun New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
C0NgRABhE'E SALES.


hurst JUSTICES C0UaT--No. so5s. by
u virtue Of writ Of fsri faeias - me directed
by the Hon; Clifford, First Justice Of the Peaoe,
wtl proceed 20 sell at pubic auction, on MONDAY.
the lIth day q fedsnlTy. la53 Ia DeoId street.
a. Y o COCK "a the tailoF ing pfope1tf 10 wit.
Ono Marble Top Table and EtaEerc twelve Cane.
pottpm Chairs, one Easy Char, three B0ckinE
Chairs, two Mahogany Anoirs, ono safe ono Side
board, one Dining Room Table. one MAhoFauy
Bureau, marble aoDs one sHaH Marble Top Table,
enc WRshstdnd marble top
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Torms-Cash on the spot in United States Treasury
notes. T. COOK.
feS I'll Constable First Justices Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

United states District Court OF Louisiana,
e. MEYER IN BANKRUPTCY.
by c. e. GMRAmDEK g. Co., AuctiOneerr.
fs efice No. II Exchange Place
MONDAY, nth FEBRUARY. 1853, at 10 O'Clock
NA a. NJ, vii be sold at public auction. By order
Of F. E. Norton, Esq, General Assignee in Bank.
ruptcE for tie United States District Court of Lou
isiana, and in the matter Of L. Meyer, Banki upt,
and surrendered for the benefit Of his creditors
THE STOCK or GOODS AND in
the store on the southeast corner Of Customhouss
aud Bourbon streets comprising entire stock Of
well asserted and choice Family Groceries. Wines
Liquors, Fancy Articles, and great variety Of Pre-
served Fruits and Came Goods OF every de-
seription.
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The whole surrendered for the benefit of the
bunkrupts creditors, and sold BY order Of E. +.
Norton, Esq, assignee.
Terms of ssls-oush in United States Treasury
notes. fei I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

CLoTaING FOR ALI. SEASONS,
Cents Furnishing Goods,
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, ETc.,
A Large asd Complete Assortment for TIE
CITY and Country Trade.
STORE FIxTUREs, SHOW GASES, ETo.. &
Comprising the whole stock of
Messrs. DreyFus Brothers & Co..
In Bankruptcy.
III the Stores Corner Of Canal and Camp siTssts
SALE ATAUoTfoN BY oRDERo or
E.E.Ksrton. Assignee.
81 Q. f. GIRARDEY co, Auosispsszs.
Omcs Nc. i7EzOhanss Place.
THURSDAY, lsTHe OF FEBRUARY. 1855 AT iSs<
O'Clock A. ~ At the ssoEss Nos IS and 50 Canal
street and Nos and q Camp street. corner Of Canal
and Camp strssts hy sr2sr Of e. Il, Hortou, Esq.,
Assignee in the BANKRUPTCY Of Msssrs. DregfuE
Brothers Co, via Be sola At public AGoion--
The whole stock Of escorted Clothing. Gentle
meas Furnishing Goods. Trunks, VAlses. Hats.
Caps. Show Windows and Ossss. Counters. Desks.
Fixtures Ircn Safel Gas Etnrss etc, contained in
neF OF Canal ahd Camp streets, in tho city Of New
Orleans, comprising Large and elegant assortment
q
BUSINESS, DRESS, AND oYERGOATB,i
PANTS, VESTS, etc.,
Of the latest styBes and sal able for all seasons
SHIRTS. GLOVES, HOSIERY, CRAVATB, and
COLLARS. UNDER and OVKRSHIRTs.
DRAWERS. etc,
Of Merino, Net. Wool, Blannel, Linen, Lowell,
Check, etc.
TRUNKS. VALIsEs. sAToaELs, etc.,
in all vzTstes-s FsrT large and veil assorted stock
Z hats AND GAPS oF EVERY STYLE,
for Men, Yoaths. and Children.
This large aud wen assorted stock IS meet the
most complete in ihis city, End oifera unusualin
dueements 10 the trade for prompt supply at re-
duoed rRss as the whole win 10 closed ont withpus
reserve.
Terms CaAhs IN o. q. TrsHsnry Motes
Catalogues Of the stock win be reads for ssrlbn-
fion before the ssle Ia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
THE CITY or NEW ORLEANS.

HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DE1osNy
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-Eo.
% m-sEcoND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS.
THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAls vs.. THE CRY
OF NEW ORLEANS EFT ALs-No. 9,7i2-
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
DRUGS avn MEDICINES,

pHYsICIANss DIX G sTORE-
NJ leo DE1oAD eIsKEz, Con. or ST, CHARLES
Opposite Itvoh Dirclb
Fresh Medicines and mediohl edvio6 for an dia
eases. whether chFozic racent can DO oiaired 81
thiA estabiahkaant; Also surgical attandhnoa and
Eounts draaHsd b. rolnEstent and experienced Ply.
aiplnna and anraauas Il I'll h1uI of thn dRg or uihk
Oilloe conenltnfipna fraa OF change ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
AUCTION SALES.

AssIGSEE-s SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
-oF-
a STOCK OF FAMILY GRoCERIEs
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FOR RRNT.


ITO RENT "a LARGE AND ELIgIBLE
Etora-ene Of the nneat in the city-Nn. IA Canal
street, CsrOndelst street, II ie susceptible Of
being dIsided inlQ two stores. To q good lessee it
wilt be rented cheap. Inquire Of
n. 6 kRAOh. No. 2Story Buidine,
fe2 Corner Of Camp and Common streets.
no RRMr Oh FOR SALE
A very desirable Double Cottage, on the cor.
Of Bsleassei and Constant strneta. Jefferson
Cty, containing six rooms, pantry. kitchen, ser
wants room. two cisterns, garden, frnt tfees and
ahrubbery; Ais, Btsbie room IL will DO sold On
accommodating, terms, or rentodthe whole or half
Apply NJ the Republican Office. jazz
ITO RENT--A NEWLY BUILT TWO-Sf0RY
Brick Dwelling, with all modem ooayenienoss,
No RzmpaTt street, few doors Above Osnsl
atfeee. Possession gwen immediately. AEpiy 70
d. Gsrnca. Nc SAory Building. SOS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

ny hon uG1AEHHW BRmM q z1S.@.
~ &. q Aadsgnraarg, Auctloraaf- 3 i 5e ets3 60
AAE4 ssyA4. tCnr1hry 3 ~ fk ga.eeA, 81 u4d
a ssi - stui5ai 81 li1DeEIleIlr FfgRsfI
48ttH zach neeQucod a4hcr1ns. Ard finiuai
b6li4fAt4 EuleauN af1n4fH N4Abalseis aAaoEa
As 4aa @ainat feles Ala4 Asnf Aa4a 1Aaigs,
AA4S Ghhiza MKrhla Toy Oeh3Ta Tables Masnie Ton
8ida9asrsis EHaqnHien lahia6s eiget and HEuasela
c4fpess. tlenck ~ etd DfirTufd MatsFesssa Euiuag
szlas f1intnEa, lt1NtaF Nteg1s asia Utauafa etc.
Asias ahs tonAqf several ven faEnssiea hgIIsia
lasEs i1sasos 4 iii,sss Sd. Cane Sd sjd
q. sss.sl 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

LARGE AND PEREAfPTORY SALE OF EAR.
esat Matoh and single Horaes, Elegant aaadls
Hossss. ZINE wsrk Mules, Pima hiich Cess, Bug
eisa Elegant Brstts. Harness, Wagana, st1., SO
a. auction.
ny KHoNFGOnKERW EA0a. q ca. -
~ il ~ EfontF5nicrJ Auotisnerr-N IA % boid ca
SATlTRfBAY, fahrahry q s& at u aelssk, AZ
~ faiteTss Stable on GrHYter Atfpnts-
EioRhnt MATuH Nuk8ES
Desant y DpK,N i3f3TeSHSs
Zine W0AN hluAafaHs
Zinc NIEyM COWS,
Tsp aHa open 1nEgiss Eiasant Brstts. i5sksasi
TEasss-0ash. IN Unilsd States Treasury notaa.
aus N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

GRRAT BROAD nAUGE DOUBLE TRACK
NJ route TO Nea York Boston, and Reg England
cities.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
TIE ELECTIONS.

The returns up to this time. THURSDAY
EVENING" indicate that Pennsylvania anG
Ohio have gone radical, and that Indiana i,
very close with a probability that Baker i.
elected governor. In Indiana the democ
racy have made noble fight, and If the
state is lost to them at all it is by major
ity of less than 1902, whereas in 1866
We were defeated by majority ef IL, 900 ;
and We have glinel one or two congress.
men, and have made substantial gains in
both branches Of the leais ature All this
too in the face of the infamous apportiou-
ment law by which the radicals expected
to carry cTery congressional district in the
state except the second, and to have the
legislature nearly unanimously radical.
And also in the face Of frauds such as no
party ever before dare attempt and of the
prodigal expenditure OF money such as
was never before heard Of. Millions of
! dollars have been paid out by the radical
politicians, and yet tho result shows a
democratic gain Of nearly $50 average in
every coucty in the state.
The election iass Tuesday clearly shows
Iddiana by the free choice of her people to
be democratic state b ever 10000 ma
jOriiy.
) Dan Voorhees, is elected TO congress and
Julian Is probably defeated. Of course
voorhees, will be turned out by the Jaco-
bio rump and Julian vii! be admitted, but
the voice OF the people has been heard
nevertheless.
The state is ours on the 81 Of November
next, if we win only reach cut our hands
and pluck the victory. Shall we do so =?
or shall sc tamely sit and see our liberties,
cur Interests and cur rights wrested from
Us by fraud and CORFU lion? The answer
must be made by every Democratic voter
and as We answer so viii it be.
Pennsylvania is in almost the identical
condition Ct Indiana, aud if the demo:ra-
cy are true to themselves victory will perch
upon our standard, AID the country be
freed from thralldom which will surely
destroy it If not cast off.
Let Us then awaken to tie Importance Of
the crisis and 60 our best endeavors ike
men; men working e. their country's
welfare.
This Temporary check is Insignificant
Gnd unimportan., and should only serve
to ncrve our arm. Rally to ;ha music Of
liberty acd right, equal privileges for rich
and poor, and democratic victory on
Nov. Sd will reward cur labors.
4 TIE LATEST.
TIE very latest dispatches give Indiana
tothe radicals by aboG. 500 majority. Tie
legislature is largely radical!
Il -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
ALL HAIL, LAr0RTE!
The Entire Democratic Ticket
Elected.
DEMOCR1 TIC GAIN Of ONE
2 4 SENATOR AND TWO REP
&c sasa7e RE!SENTATITES.

One of the most gratifying results Of
the election last Tuesday is the brilliant
victory Of our democratic neishbors in
Laportc county. catering the canvass
with over three hundred republican ma
jority against them, they now emerge from
It with a majority Of from twenty-five TO
one hundred in their favoT-electing their
entire ticket!
Considering tie fact that the republic
ens eff Laporte, judged by the leaders Of
Tier party, are the most arrogant and
overbearing politicians outside of New
England, this democratic victory is all til,
more pleasant and enjoyable. 1t viii bt
the fault Of the democrats if they do no
teach their opponents to treat them with
that courtesy and respect which is du'
from minority to a majority.
The following is the county ticket elect
ed:
j For senator, James Bradley
For representatives, Simon Vile, Jane
Peelle. ssm.s.i ..
: For clerk. Charles Spaeth.
For treasurer, Truman II. Harris.
For county surveyor, James Z. Bradley
For coroner, Walter r. Godfrey.
For commissioner, Geo. Hall.
For real estate appraiser, Jacob Folant
Three cheers for Lsporte!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15

The Lancet relates with unction the
method of furnishing q"acks in vogue il
England III the thirteenth. fourteenth ant
fifteenth centuries. A woman sufFerin.
from fever WIS attended by an Incompetent
professor Of N eticinc named Roger Clerk
who prescribed for the disease IN amn.e,
containing certain potent words Thi,
was hung about her neck. bnt intellectual
ly. Her husband very. properly summouet
Clerk before the mayer, at Guildhall. to
show why he uracticed medicine. On b.,
own statement he was condemned to thr
pllory. The conclusions Of his scnrenc,
was as folIows: 1t was adjndgel tia
the sane Roger Clerk should be led thrnu !
me middle Of the city, with 'trumpets an'
pipes. he riding on horse without sad
die the said parchment and a whels;on,
being hung about his neck an urinal ais
being hung before him, and another uriu
al ON lis back"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15


HORRIBLE CRIME -Al>tyue's prairie
was the scene of a horrible tragedy ON ih'
18th inst. which resulted IN tae death Of
IN old LADY Is the name If Maynard. Il
he hands of her husband, WA. Maynard
It appears that Maynard, in company witt
his wife, had started for Missouri, he hav-
ing got into some kind of Il difficulty at
his former residence, eight miles north OF
Cuatsburg. aud had campcd on Ais'yoe' :
praiiie, 10 the vicinity of the prairie house
Owing TO some of his unlawful acts Il war
rant was issued for his arrest. Maynard
was taken tn the court house during the
time Capt, llaw!ey was speaking, and b.,
some means or other broke away from tic
ntIicer and fed into the crowd In frou, If
The court house aud made his escape. He
had with him at the time a revolver
which lie solennly avowed he would use
before he would 20. to jail. 1t appear
rha, after making his escape, he inlmedi-
ately repaired to his wagon on the prair e
at which place his wife was, and taking =
rifle from the wagon. shot her dead.
He stated to patti who conversed with
him after the deed was committed, that hi.
wife was killed by the occidental discharS'
Of rifle While she was endeavoring to ge
INTO the wagon. He told other stories OF
conflicting nature, however, which left u,
room for doubling that he committed the
deed. The old lady was killed about Il
o'clock at night The murderer for sucl
he undoubtedly is, Instead Of calling al
inquest upon the body, threw it INTO his
wagon aud started for hi, former abode
Big Neck, about twenty miles from IhiI
city, at which place he arrived next morn
ing. bss
Mrs. Maynard. had expressed herself
as beiog afraid he would kill her, as h.
had threatened so to do on several occa
sious What Of ject Maynard had in kill
ing his wife, is at pre>ent a matter OF mys
terry. a warrant Was plsced in the hand
Of the authorities aud before this time W.
prespme lie is under arrest Qaincy( H..
Herald e. s.ef. - non.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
100000

Sz.ZOO.UOU.OU
How is this to be done? We will shoy
you.
First substitute the 100000, 600 nation
al bank notes by greenbacks. This will
enable the government TO take up $40,
100000 of interest bearing bond, withou
increasing the circulation of the country
Second Reduce the expenditures Of
the government Sl5O.000.000 year for
eight years, and add SIS 900, 900 of green
backs each year for eight years to the cir
cuiatian of the country. This would make
s6o0. 000,0 900 IA saving in re luction of ex
penses for eight yelrs would be 81, 800. coz
which with the substitution Of green backs
for the S4G0 100000 National bank notes
would pay the debt and wipe out every
dollar Of interest.
And after paying the debt of entirely,
there would only be 5000, coo. 900 more
currency anoat than there is now. and
this would come in gradually every year
to meet The increased demands of COM
merce aui manufacturers, and agriculture.
The debt Being paid in two democratic
administrative the next step would be to
recall the $500, 900 900. and return to
hard money government issue three to
one.
How is tina. to be done, Let us show
you.
ln 1879 let the customs and gold rev q.
nue.. equal to $50. 900 900 (whie, nox
goes to Ply interest, but whicl, will then
be no longer needle |. beca .ase the debt will
have been paid. be spplic,d as a sinking
fund t. redeem Tat amount Of greepback.
each year ~ exchanging gold and siIvsr
Tor them, aud thus, in eight eight year,
h,Jre, or two demccraiic administrations
me monster debt Of radical misrue would
be cleaned up, the $500, 100000 green
back currency redeemed and the country
Furnishing under gold and paper cur
rency of sixteen hundred millions of dol
lars. M
Bu' radicaiism proposes under Sserm.
ans bill, to postpone the debt, or rather
take the stay for forty years, and in the
meantime compel the people to pay gold
interest forty years to the bondholder.
which, at $3.50, 100000, year would be
S.. 200 600 600, and at the end Of thai
time the principal unpaid
Let the taxpayers and workinemen open
their eyes. aud vote the democratic plan
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15


The radical leaders are struggling t.
make their disciples believe that the con
test now is continuation Of the war
against the rebellion. But here is what
the supporters of radicalisin are really ex-
pected to vote for:
For payment of interest on public del t
till next century.
For the payment of the national debt
in coin afet.
For the support of staining army to
subjugate states.
For the support of freeiman's bureau
to feed southern negroes.
For the enrichment of the loyal mem
bers OF a rump congress
For the feeding of an army of pensioned
corrurtionists
For the support of legion of tax gath
erer,.
Fer the protection of eastern manufac-
turers.
To ray the expense of impeaching hon
est officials.
To pay the board and pleasure travel o.
white-washing congressional committees.
For the Interest of the eastern bank cur.
rency.
To pay tile expense of military conmis
sions.
To pay for the suppression of printing
presses
To pay for the suppression of the fre,-
dom of speech.
For the suppression Of the RICH. of suf.
frage.
To pay for continuous session. Of cor.
cress
10 enforce Summers bill regulating sui
fra-e in the north
70 arm negroes south.
For every scheme Of PARTISAN greed an5
cespotism which radical congress ma,
sec tit 70 in-ent aud euforce "outside III,
constitution ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15

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