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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF PoINTE
CoUPEE AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JULIEN BRrNGIER TRIsT.


DIV CHARLEs Il FO RTIER, AUCTION.
ID eer, Office No. 4s Exchange Alley -SATlIR.
DAY, second January, 1893 at Y o'clock NJ will be
sold at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exc lange
Royal street between Canal and Customhouse
Streets by virtue of order from the Honorable
the Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated fourteenth November, 1868, the following
TIE UNDTvIDED HALF OF A CERTAIN
PLANTATION, situated in the parish of Pointe
Coupee, fronting on the Atehafalaya river, and be-
ing composed of the following lots or tracts OF lands
to wit: l. A certain tract OF land situated in the
parish ofPointe Coupee fronting on the Atchaalaya
river. cont aininR $50 acres more or less, and de-
signated the hgurative plat of the same as lots
Nos Is, 10 and the half of lot No 20, IN township
No. of range No. least . certain tract of land
situated in the above name parish. in township
No. of apge seven east, containing 33 acres more
or less designated the Il uratve plat of the same
as lots Nos and @ fractional section So and lots
Nos and of section 63 lot No. of section 60 lots
Nos 8 and of section 81, and lots Nos. and Of
Terms~Cash in United States Treasury notes;
Act of sale before A. ID. boriocourt, Notary Pnh-
stamps IT no30 de5 l6 26 81
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AUCTION SALES.

HORSES AND MULES
sIT SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND
HARNESS HORSES,
K MULES, BUGGIEs, HARNESS, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
MONTGOMERY BROg. - co.
" Montgomery. .Auotioneer-Will be sold or
RSDAY, 4 December II. 1868. ct half pa ten
\ A. p, Ln0F'b AtAbie, Ciraviar street
kEADDLE AID HARNESS HORSES, in
'PLAStTATIoN II AM AND CITY MULES.
Also
nnt Top and Open DUGGIEs. HARNESS,
SbLES, etc.
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HOLD FURNTruRE. PIANOS AND

Ii. nEJAN, Jr., AUCTIoNEER OFFICE
fais3 (;rayier street, will be sold on WEDNHS.
n -Dacemher l6, 1885, a elaEen o'clock. Al
i his new Auction Room. No. ie3 6rayier stre't,
kossny and Walnut BedsteAds, Armoirs, Mar
to1 Rareaus. WashstAndg, Sofas. Spring Seat
a Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble ToL
~ nbsirs. Hatracks, Double and Single
A II aftresses. Carpets, Painting. etc,
kisht asd Square Piano and Once Furniture
i.-.a t,voa,s Of Walnut and Poplar extrl
kl Cottage BEDS, Walnut and Painted oottAe
.sa-Cash ~ in United States Treasurs notes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. SITUATED IN
this Parish, on the right bank of the River Mis-
sissippi-Succ ession OF Jean Dabancens.

DY CHARLFS e. FORTIER. AUU.
ID tioneer-Offics No. AZ Exchange Alley.-SArUR'
DAY second of January, 1863, at twelve o'clock M,
at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Oustomhouse
streets, by virtue of order from the Honorable
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated twenty eighth November 1869, the following
piOISSiE ONE IUT OF GROUND, stnate in the town of
Aigiers designated lot No in the square bounded
by Market, Seguin aud EvelnA streets, said lot
having (Amerlcan mea2urej 81 feet IL inches and 8
lines front Market street. by III feet inches and
lines in depth between parallel lines together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before Joseph Cuveier notary public
at the expense of the purchaser.
no31 deb l6 81
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boEssIoN OF eUsTAvE voM HoFE.

.JOaEPH HOLZ, AUCTIONEER, Of
Ice No al Chartres street.-MoNDAY. twenty
I Of December 1858. will be sold at the premi.
y a0f Magazine street. between Sixth and
fom the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. Judge Of the
District uouyt. dated the twenty.hrs Of No.
iT9REE & s1d HousEHoLp ARTIoLEs,
kERY and Ga ASSWARE, WORK
les, TURNINc-LAfHE, a BORING
~ Il, and all the Apparatus, Tools, Instru
Materials, etc, usee for manufacturing
4 lot of LUMBER.
d same time and place, Eixhteen New and
E Hand PIANOS. of VomVdofe's, Plsysls,
zhers make, belonging to this Siccession.
|ns-Cash in United States Treasury Notes.
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STOCK AND PERSONAL EFFECTS AT AUG
TON

STOCK AND PERSONAL EFFECTS AT AUC
TION.
SUCCESSION OF W. H. AVERY. DECEASED.
Second District Court OF New orleans-No. s2,2ss
DY j. b. WALTON a. DEsLONDE.-
ID j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer.-Office, No. 6
Carondelet tstreet.-SATUkDAY, December 10, 1868,
at ten o'clock A. M, at their Office No Uaroude!et
street. by virtue and in Of an order oil the
Honorable Louis DuviRneaud, Judge of the Second
District Court of New Orleans, dated Novemb ber 80,
lses Court Docket No. 81 26s will be sold, for
count of the above named succession the following
described sioux and EEFEOIS, to wit:
ONE STARE IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
La VARIETE ASSOCIATION, as per certificate
No. l45 which share is liable Tor the assessment of
S35 on each share for the years 1868 ard 1869 -
ONE MORTGAGE BOND OF THE BOSTON
CLUB ASSOCIATION of $500, as per certificate
TEN SHARES IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, of $50 each, as per GER
tihcate No. 255.
ALSO
PERSONAL EFEECTS, consisting of Gold
Watch, Diamond Breastpn and Household FHrni'
ture.
de9 Il l6 10
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'Ess1oN OF JAMES NJ. FoRGAY-NO. 81, ,G:
knond District Court. parish Of Orleans.

rond District Court. parish OF OrleanSi
A, DUCHIRON, AUCTIONEER-
lace No. l79 Gravier street-On WEDNk MS
December q, 1865. at twelve o clock Ri, at the
.ants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal
Sbetyyeen Canal and Oustomhouse streets, in
N an order from the Honorable the Second
"a CouTE for the parish Of Orleans, dated
nhaS n. 1868, in the matter of the succession of
a nj, Foreay No. q, ,032, will be sold at public
4 on 10 the last and highest bidder the following
Arty TO Wit;
first National Bank of this city, numbering SO,
Amounting 10 twelve hundred and ninety, six
4two one hundred dollars. being the balance due
snccsssion Of james M. Forgay as dspositor in
bank.
Tms-cssh in United States treasury notes.
0hls2 sa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16

A rich man who was injured by being run
over exclaimed, With warmth, at isn't the
accident that i mi1d; that isn't the thing,
but the idea Of being run over by an I'D
swill cart That's what makes me maS!h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16

THE Twe DRoAIos-The two Jobnsons-
Reverdy Johnson on the Alaban6 claims,
and Andy johnson on the natioDal debt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16

A Skyrocket-Andy Johnson's admins
trstion. Up like the rocket and down like
tie stick. .-Nelu York Herald.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Especial Dispatchs to the N. o. Republican, ]
FROM WARRINGTON
THE SOUTHERN MILITIA BILL.
EDM0NDs0N WOULD HOLD OFFICE.
MENARD ABOUT TO RETURN HOME.
SUCCESS OF COL. SIMON JONES.
MORE DISABILITIES TO BE REMOVED.
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lkIETIEs THEATRE.
'C1ARLEs THEATRE.

zDAY, December Is, 1868, and every evening
MI further notice, Engagement Of Whitman's 5
FnRi, nt,i b RENO WNED PARTISAN BALLET
ROuPE, who will appear in the magnificent
esctscu ar drama of the WHITE FAWN. Star
Esond Premleres, Miles. Zuarde, Barena and
STsrci. and full corps dc ballet, under the di-
tstiop Of Mons. Haryig, introducing the Silver
M, Grand Amazonian March, Hungarian
The, Matetot and the glorious and infectious
|IN-OAN. Superb new Scenery, inclnding
.biiman's Gorgeous TRANSFORM ALTON
laNE, ackno wledged the finest ever produced
bIY. sIis' December 2l-oINDERELLA. della
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16

CONGRESS OF woNDRHs.
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AMUSEMENTS,
kADEMY OF nxUsIO.

#ADEMY OF MUSIC. gi'... ..
~ EVENING AND SATURDAY NooN.
ReappeaFance for one week only,
EELE. TURAOUR, Queen Of the Air.
u week Of the Gorgeous Spectacular Ex-
travaganEA,
UN DA N e, .lir-
,riuK into reQuisition the full strength Of the
{ifACULAR TERPSIOHOREAN OOMBtNA-
in the distribution OF characters, presenting
L.LEr OF GOLDEN LEAvEs,
FIRE.FLY BALLET,
CAN.CAN.
GRAND MARCH OF AMAzoNS AND
NIGHTS.
@1iE MATINEE--Saturday N Noon.
Lice open from Q A. M. 70 II. M.
X open at half past six O'Clock; performance
,cs at half-past seven O'Clock. del4
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|rscENT CITY MUSEUM
o AND u ST. CHARLES STREET.
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Morning Dispatches to the Associated Press.
LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
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The Insurgents Approaching Havana.
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MEMORIAL FOR RELEASE OF FENTANs
Present Condition Of Affairs in Spain,
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence
WASHINGTON.

Contradiction by Mennrd of an Absurd
RumOr-BOnds to Union PacIne Rail-
rOad-PrOceedIhRs of House and sen.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28
TIE WEEKLY COURIER,
City and County News.
THE WEEKLY COURIER.

Every one ofthe present patrons of
the Weekly COURIER are our author
lied agents to obtain new subscribers
from now until after the Presidential
election. We know that each of you
have aneighbor who does not take our
paper, and that you have some infu-
ence with that neighbor; will you
not use that influence in extending
our circulation? Speak to your neigh
Dor when you see him again, show
him the paper, and ask him to take
it, and we know if you will do this
that our circulation will be doubled in
one month who will be first among
our patrons, to send us the quota of
one that has been assigned to each.
Outside ofCenter township Agen-
cy stands first on our list. and Wash
ington follows, hard after, Dahlone-
ga coming in third, followed by Ad-
ans, and Riehland with her 1875 Re-
publican majority comes in fifth
Republicans of Richland, you must
come out of that place your town
ship should be at the head of the col
umn, and we know you can place it
there, If you try, and now is the time
to make the effort, at the beginning
Of the campaign.
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District Court.

Judge Tannehill did not reach here
yesterday owing to HE being en-
gagged in the trial Of = case at Abba
which consumed four days in its
hearing: and it not being deemed best
to adjourn the court in the midst Of
the trial, and 90 loose the three days
work already done in the case he
continued the court there one day
into the present week. This morn
ing he opened court here ct 8 o'clock,
and after stating that owing to the
severe illness Of Mrs. Tannehill he
could not hold court next week it
was thought best by reason Of the
great desire of the Farmers to be at
home planting, to adjourn the court
until the 9Th Of June, two weeks
from yesterday, which was accor.
dinghy done.
Mrs. Tannehill as the Judge in
formed US is suffering so severely
with aneuralgic affection of the eyes
as TO render it imperative upon him
to Immediately go with her to some
of the eastern cities to procure for
her medical aid. We trust that she
may obtain speedy relief from her
most painful malady.
It is expected that Grand jurors
Petit jurors and witnesses will ap-
pear without further notice as though
the first day Of the spring term were
to commence on Monday the 9Th day
of June next.
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We clip the following notice Of
the Manufacturing interest Of OF.
tumwa, from the Boston Common
seealM and Bulletin:
"Ottumwa, the shire town of Wap.
clio County, lows, is the seat of an
extensive manufacturing interest,"
The Ottumwa Manufacturing Com
pany have q capital stock Of go, 900
and occupy new factory 65 by 30
feet, and three stories high. They
make wooden ware, furniture &c.
Tne Farmers Mill, owned by Ham.
mond l. Co., is 100 by 40 feet, and
three stories high, has three run Of
stones, and can turn out 100 bbls. OF
-four per day. The Ottumwa City
Mill is Sc by 80 feet, and ofthe same
capacity as the above. 1t is owned
by Hunter l. 20. Besides these es.
Adjustments, Ottumwa has q found.
ry, wooden mill, two planning mills
q pottery, and several wagon factor.
les. The water power at this point
is one Of the best in the State. The
Des Moiues River make wide de-
tour, and by building q dam across a
narrow point, fall Of sixteen feet Ia
the mile could be secured. Coal can
be had ut cheap rates at Ottumwa
and it is probable that it will become
not many years hence, a very con,
siderable manufacturing centre"
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The BRIDGE.-How about it? you
gentlemen Of Market street, or rath.
or how is it citizens of Ottumwal
We understand that good bridge
can be built across the Des Moines
for ga, 0e0, and the stock in it be
the best or as good as the stock Of
any enterprise in the city, not OK.
cepting National Bank Stock in its
palmiest days. Has this enterprise
not fingered long enough on our
hands2 Have we no pride in such q
bene6cient enterprise Shall lesser
towns, indeed, some mere hamelets
along tho Des Moires Valley, have
fine bridges spanning the river, and
We have none? There arc gentle.
men who are doing and have done
al that could be asked of them
will others wake up and 90 act that
the work may be commenced at once.
We learn about $1,000 moro stock
is required.
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HEADQUARTERS Posi- II, G. A. r.

y
In compliance with General Order
No. IL, Headquarters G. A. R., pub
lished last week, the Comrades of this
Order all the ex soldiers and the citi-
xens of the county generally, are re-
quested and invited to repair to the
Cemctry near Ottumwa, and the va.
rious Cemeteries throughout the coun.
tyiwherever soldiers are buried, be-
tween the hours of and 8 o'clock,
p. M, Saturday May 80, 1865, to dec
crate the graves of our dead com.
rades with the choicest flowers of the
season, as a fitting tribute to tho
memory Of those who died that the
Nation might live.
w. H. G. Jacques,
Post Commander.
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The ADvANCE.-This new organ
Of COngregationalism in Chicago is
rapidly gaining il, favor and circula
ton. It's editor.in-chief VIM. Pat.
ton, D. D., yields vigorous pen, and
he 10 ably assisted in the editorial de-
partment and by large number Of
able contributors. A special feature
Of the paper is ''Notes of the Chicago
Noon Prayer-Mettings," which re-
produce in brief form the principal
items Of interest in these meetings.
Terms of tho Aduance is $3.50 per
year. Advance Company, rs Lum-
bard Block, Chicago.
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YANKEE RoBrNsoN.-We received
a call yesterday from the veritable
Yankee Robinson. whose Mammoth
Menagerie and Circus Combined,
will be in this city, on June Sd,
(next Wednesday, the advertisement
Of which may be seen in another col
umn of this issue. "Yankee," in
forms US that he has the best show
this year, that he has ever before ex-
hibited in America, and better than
"any other man" ever exhibited, and
we believe him, for no man better
understands how to satisfy the fun,
amusement, and curiosity loving
public, and from the amount of nd.
vertising he is doing, we expect to
soc Wapello Co., en- masse in the city
on show day.
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A Coop SraN.-We notice uron
the streets large influx of strangers
who are diligently viewing the city,
and with evident satisfaction and in
terest. There is much enquiry after
eligible sites for business, and con-
siderable call for lots for residences.
There is quite . brisk trade in the
low priced lots in the various addi.
tions and subdivisions adjoining the
city. Phillip Kiester sold yesterday
his half lot, 80 feet, on Front street,
to Mr.. Page, who is recently from
California, for $1,000. Its our opin-
ion that never, during our many
years residence here, have we noticed
. more active or firmer feeling
in Real Estate; certainly there has
never been . time in the history
of our city whom investments on real
estate was safer, or more likely to be
remunerative. Many of our best in.
formed citizens have been for a long
time confident of the early compile
ton ofour Southern railway connec-
ton with the North Mo. r. R., but
it has since became so certain and 80
plain to the most casual observe that
its influence is felt abroad, and many
citizens Of other States and of other
places in our own State are attracted
to our city, well knowing this new
railway connection with allour other
advantages must soon advance us to
the front rank among Iowa towns
There is one thing we notice with re-
greet and it is this that some few of
our citizens, here and there a nonres-
.ident holder of property are re.
fhsing to sell their unimproved lots
or to improve them. This is wrong;
let the ball be kept rolling ; let nobody
60 away Disguised because property.
holders will not sell.
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AGENTS WANTED

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States, IT'S Causes, Character, Conduct,
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Chicago, May u.

Flour lifeless, and quotations nom.
inal.
Wheat unsettled and very irregu-
lar but finer, closing quiet at | 800
1881.
Corn in fair demand and steady,
closing at ssl@8Sl for No. l.
Oats easier, closing weak; G8a68s
Rye quiet, lower, small sales at
1872 for No 1; $50 for No 2.
Barley neglected and entirely nom
inal for lots in streets; choice samples
lots in fair demand.
Provisions tame.
Pork nominal at 2s,OOa2s,25 +; nc
sales of Importance.
Lard quiet and small sales at 1sa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28

THrRTY.SEcoND WEEK.-A beauti.
full head of hair is rendered still more
beautiful by the use of Burnett's Co
cOaine.
The Sweetest Perfume is Burnett's
Florimel.
Burnett's Preparations are sold by
all druggists, and are deservedly pop
ular.-[ Cincinnati Commercial.
Ladies should use Burnett's Kallis-
ton to retain the bloom and freshness
Of beauty unimpaired.
Jonas Whitcombs Remedy for
Asthma has acquired the reputation
of being sure specific in that dread
full disease.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED, for How
lands Life of General Grant, as a soldier
and q statesman. An accurate History OF
his Military and Civil Career. One large
octave vol. of 60 pages, finely illustrated.
Agents will find this Book to sell at the
present time. The largest commission
given. We employ no General Agents,
and offer extra inducements to canvassers.
Agents will see the advantage Of dealing
directly with the Publisher. For circu-
lars and terms, address J. b. BURR &
Co., Publishers, Hartford, CT.
May7, 1S6S-w4t Is MP2)
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O. x. Abels,
Next door to the Post Office

~NCNS Uooa 70 WY oH0
Keeps constantly on hand fresh
FRUITS in their Season. rs well AZ
all kinds of CANNED and DRIED
FRUITS, FRESH CONFECTION-
AIRY, and the choicest articles Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, including
all kinds ofCRACKERS, the choic-
est TEAS, COFFEE, SUGARS.
SYRUP, SALT, FISH, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, &c.
May %, diff.
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Among the Lawyers from abroad
who were here to attend Court this
week, we noticed Gen. J.B. Weaver
prosecuting Atty Of this Dist, and
Judge Trimble, both of Bloomfield,
Col. Dan Anderson, of Abba, and J.
w. johnson, of Eddyville.
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Read, Read.

The undersigned il prepared to paint
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSize. or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures OF
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me.a
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless 1t
Ii done In the East. Give me a chance
and I can do It well and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3mwly. H. NUNAMAKER.
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Great Western Nursery-.Ot-
tumWa,

Two thousand apple trees will be
sold very cheap to clear the ground;
12l cts each; or one hundred for ten
dollars. Also fine lot of grapes;
ono thousand for fifty dollars; one
hundred for eight dollars; one dozen
one dollar-No l plants-Co CONCORD.
A few thousand Usage yet to spare.
CHAPPELL & Co.
May 6,-d&w tt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28

Messrs. Fisher& Leigton have let
the contract ofdigging the cellar and
the stone work of the new block they
are building on Main st., to Mr.. Cul.
len. who has at present q large
force employed excavating the same.
MIR. Fisher informes us that their
building will be three stories in
height and 10 feet deep, and that the
work will be pushed forward rapidly
until completed.