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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05
W0RMsER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants.

LA PAZ md PRESCOTT, Arizona.
 DEALERS IS.. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots. Shoes. Liquors, Crockery. Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, |,ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally fo their new and splendid assortment of goods re- gently purchased, by ono or the firm. in San Fran cisco. and now on hand al their stores in Ia Paz and Prescott.
 Give us q call and sec for yourselves. We are not selling for ruinous prices our motto is and has been " Live and Let Live"
 Our stock in La Paz is acknowledged by all who have seen and examined lt. to be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought to that place Merchants, farmers, miners and others. wishing 10 purchase goods, would do well 10 give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 WOkMSfR X CO myi6 La Paz md Prescott, Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

INCREASE OF PAY OF SOLDIERS. is proposed to add 10 the present pay of soldiers one dollar per month for each year of service after lhe first Should this be done of course it will be felt by taxpayers In ihe old States soldiers may be able to get along with their present small pay. but out here in Arizona, for instance, where cv- cry thing costs double and treble what it does in the States, we know the boys have hard time of it. trying to make ends meet. Soldiers whc serve in frontier countries should, by all means have more pay than they now receive
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

THADDEus STEVENS is no more. His ambitious, tyrannical spirit seeded from his body. recently. at Washington City. To say that we deplore his loss would be to assert an untruth, for we do not Nevertheless, We admired him for various com mendable traits in his character. He was hon est in his political ideas and in his dealings with the world but. in our humble opinion, was bad citizen of the rcpublic-a man who wished to oppress and ruin millions of his countrymen, for the sake of gratifying his revenge and compress ing power in the hands of few But Old Thad scorned disguise and his attacks upon Liberty were opsnly made. No sanctimonious, hypo- critical professions for constitutions and laws were indulged in by him in his crusade against ihe liberties oi the States. Eo made open, de- liant war upon every man and thing that ob- structed his party in it's reckless march to des- potism. He was the Appolyon, the Nero and the Vulcan of America. He forged chains for his own race, and broke those that bound an- other race. He. more than any other man, con- tribufed to the success ot the Radical party, and aided them to carry ont their ancient threat to place the heel of the slave upon the neck of the master. But just God cut short his days, and posterity will forgive him. and revere his memo ry as an able but wrong-minded lawgiver Al the time Of his death he was in his 7Gth year. His funeral took place at Lancaster Pennsylya- nia, on the lTth ult, and was attended by large concourse of citizens of all parties.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

NEW CHINESE TREArY.--We publish, entire on the first page of to-day's MINER, this one-sided document Our readers will see that the Celes- tials get a great deal more than they give. IL is difficult to understand why our Secretary of State and Senate should promise so much to John and ask for so little for Jonathan. It may be that Seward wants 10 buy, cheap for cash or rusted iron-clads. a section of the great Chinese wall for the Smithsonian Institute or Barnum's Museum. At any rate. the Chinese have the up- per hand of us with this treaty, and we of this coast stand a good chance to be Mandarinized and Cooleizcd to suffocation. soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

SANTA FE NEW MExIcAN.-Two numbers Of this paper have reached us. and we wish it long life and prosperity. It publishes Eastern dis patches daily, full resume Of local news. and must be a source of intelligence and satisfaction to the business men of our sister Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

INDusTRIAL Euumlrox.--Th sixth Industrial Exhibition of the Mechanics Institute of San Francisco is nov in full blast in that city. Many novelties are on exhibition, and thousands Of people daily visit the pavilion. The San Fran cisco Mining and ScientGc Press establishment publishes daily paper inside the building. So far, the exhibition has been an entire success
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05
HARnyyuIE. Mohave County,
 Arizona. August 3l. 1868.

HERBERT BOWERS has furnished us with seve raj copies of neatly printed pamphlet, the ob- ject of which is to show that, by granting aid to the Company to build the Union Pacific Railway, E. D.. ihe Government would be putting money in its own pocket. Most of the letters, state ments and arguments contained in this pamphlet have heretofore appeared in the MINER. We have q few copies yet on hand for distribution.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

FRoN ARIZONA CTY-Yesterday evenings mail brought us letter from this place, written by Louis Landsberger, from which we learn that recently, the Indians stole all the stock from Woolsey's Agua Caliente ranch, on the Gila, and it was rumored that they had killed a miner at the Castle Dome mine. The town was full of discharged soldiers and immigrants from Texas Business was brisk weather warm; steamers werc making regular trips
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

WE are indebted to Coles Bashford, Delegate in Congress from this Territory, for copy Of the speech recently delivered in the Senate by Stewart of Nevada on the Mining College Bill. This is the first and only favor the MINER has re- ceved from Mir Bashford.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

FAsT WoRE.-Tbe Central Pacific, Co.,. are lay ing down track on their end of the Pacific Rail road at the rate of five miles day and the Chief of the graders recently sent word to the track layers that they would have to do better, else they would moi see hiHi uSti! he Eastern end was reached.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

GEORGE Cook, formerly of La Paz and Wick enburg in this Territory is, at present, soiourn- ing with his relatives in Delphi, Indiana We got letter from George last week and know from the tanc of it, thnt his heart is in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

HENRY EDGERToN an eloquent Republican orator. has arrived in California from the East Harry formerly lived at Napa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05

TIE San Bernardino (Caifornia) G,mrdian failed to credit the MINER wi.h items copied by ii from recent number of our paper You're not mad ai us, are yOu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05
LETTER FROM HARDYvnLa
The Wallapais Agree to Live in Peace with
 the Whites!

The following letter. from Mir Jas. r, Bull, of Hardyyille, is selfexpianaiory, and quite cheer ZOna:
 HABnYytrfE. Mohave County,
 Arizona, August 3l. 1868 EDlroR MINER Col. Price and Col. Young have made peace with the Wallapais They agree to give up their arms remove 10 tbc river aud remain al peace with the whites. Now for good times. Our county will soon loom up and we will be made joyful Bully for the arrange ment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05
gustott Sdreytisemsnts.

On hand and for sale.-
 HoWs Bolsom for hc Luncs, Ayers
 BriNOfs
 H1itS
 AyefS Cherry Pcctorai,
 Ague CVre
 Osgooi's India Cholagogue, Br0Un's Jamaica Ginger.
 Peuy DaciSs Pdm RRdr,
 GOodoit's Cdtarrh Remedy.
 B,o,cnS Bronchial 7'roches,
 Bryans Paimonfc Wqtcrs,
 b. DeraGs Pitch Lozmge,
 Kcatmg's Cough
 JdynG'S Paicnt Nediciats, And, in fact, full assortment O. all the Paten. Medicines usually found in drug etores, IoRet Soaps, Faocy Aticies Pertamoy. And large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. \. B.-Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. l.. DARLING Prescott, April 4, 1868.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
Tblrd Dl.trlet Property.

%. TWO LOTS CT GROUND situated in the
islet bounded by Leyee, Peters MariRny and Man
Lot forms the corner of Leyee, Peters and Aauds
Vile streets, and measures 81 feet 10 inches IL lines
front on Ievee street, like front Peters street
by 50 feet IL inches and lines in depth and front on
Mandeville street. Lot adjOins A, and measures
81 feet 10 inches ~ lines front Levee and Peters
streets By 81 teet II inches and lines in depth
the square bounded by ST. Bernard avenue, ClRi-
borne, Robertson, and Laharpe streets, marked e,
"a feet the dividing line Of the Claiborne MARKET
and 100 feet inches on the rear line
%. A PORTION OF GROUND in square bounded
by Claiborne, New Orleans, ProspPr and st. hernaTd
front on aiborne street. lO feeA inches front on
New Orleans street. "a feet inches the lower side
line, and lO4 feet inches on the rear line.
n A PORTION OF GROUND in islet bounded
by Claiborne, New Orleans, and Prosper streets and
St Bernard avenue, marked II, and measuring 81
feet front on Claiborne circle l3l feet inches front
on st Bernard avenue, i05 feet inches front on
New orleans street, and lp5 feet inches on the rear
25 A PORTION OF GROUND in isist bounded
by St Bernard avenue, LapeyrOuse, and Derbigny
streets, marked measuring l55 feet 10 inches and
lines front on ST. Bernard avenue, % feet inches
anc lines front on Derbgny street, 81 feet inches
and lines front on Lapeyrouse street, by So feet
%; A PORTION OF GROUND in islet bounded
Roman streets, marked j. measuring Go iset inches
front OeTbgny street, l03 feet inches front on
LapeyTouse street by ia feet inches on the rear
50. A PORTION OF GROUND in square bound
| ed BY perbigny, Roman, LApeyrouse, and Baharps
streets, marked X, measuring 80 feet inches linz
front on Derbigny street Y feet inch lines front
on L9psyrouse street By 70 teet and lines on thI
81. A PORTION OF GROUND in square bounded
by Derbigny, Claiborne, Lapeyrouss and Laharpe
streets, marked L. measuring II feet IL inches and
hines front on Lapeyrodse street. feet inches sno
elnss front on Der6igny street by ls feet inch OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
AUCTION SALES,

No. measures "a feet and lines front on Water
street, like front on Delta street by l25 feet and
lines in depth. Lot Nc measures "A feet ana lines
By l25 teet and lines in depth Lot No. measures
"a feet and lines front on Water street, nke
front Delta street by rs feet and lines in depth
Lot No. measures "a teet and lines front on water
street. like front Delta street by rs feet &n9
lines in depth Lot No. 10 measures "A feet Aha q l
ln3 front on Water street, like front on Delta
street by lbs feet and lines in depth and front on
Notre Dame street, and forms the corner OF wafer
Eotre Dame, and Delta streets.
g. Two LOTS OF GROUND in square . A.
bounded by Front Delta Hotre Dame and yuha
streets, designated by the Nos. and 8. Lot NO l
forms the corner of Front, Notre Dame, ana Deita
streets and measures "a feet inches and lines
front on Front street, like front on Delta street ~
l25 feet and lines in depth and front on Netfe
Dame street Lot No. forms the corner OF front
Delta and Julia streets, and measures = iset
inches and lines front on Front street, IKE IRON
on Delta street By l25 feet and lines IN deptr
o. TWENTY. ONE LOTS OF GROUND. com
pising the whole of square IS A, bounded by Water
| Pile Julia, and St Joseph streets ana numbered
from to p inclusivey. Lot No. Forms the cor ne
OF Water Julia, and Pile streets, and measures
feet inches and lines front on Water street, Ink
front on Pile street BY 100 feet inches in dept
and front on Julia street. Lots Nos to 20 inclusive
" measure each q feet inches and lines front o.
Water street. like front Pile street by l2O les
| and inches in depth. Lot No ?. forms the corne
of Water ST. Joseph and Pile Streets aGf lastre
| 70 feet inches and lines front alter street,
like front Pile street, by 100 feet inches IN dept
| and front on st Joseph street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
U. S, MARSHALl8 SALES,
benjamin j. Sanford VS. GsuAtave May
rome. Octave Magronne Alfred Mayronne. and

BENJAMIN j, Sanford Va Eawatave MAY.
Dolphin Mayropne
IN THE UNIFIED STATES CIRCUIrtOOURT
i for the Fifth Oreu and District OF Louisiana
No. 5l20-By virtue Of a writ Of fieri facas 10 me
directed by the above named court in the above
entitled suit on the 18th day OF December 1857
have seized and will offer for sale to Inc highest hid
der at public auction on FRIDAY, the 2ith day Of
January 1863 at the hour OF twelve Ci2 O'Clock at
noon at the Merchants and Aucticneers5 ExehAnge
on Royal street. between anal and Customhouse
foowne DESCRIBED pr6psTty viz: INC
/ A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION situate
in the parish OF St Charles on the right bank Of the
Mississippi river at about TWENTY-FIVE miles Above
the city Of New Orleans bounded al lie upper hmit
BY land Of Paul MailIard and at the lowefiinit by
the plantation of n n Wilson K % SAID pIanis.
ton measuring fifteen and one half srpents nore or
leas front BY the said river by saventyve arpents
SE eS IN ali d1p b s m 70
thereon consisting in dwelling houses negro cabins
sugarhouse steam engine ate with the exoeption
however OF the portion Of ground and buiidings
uDper line Of the antation The same being snbiect
to litigation and the growing crop the whole OF said
and nj record in ssiS narsb o e. OnarIes
and also the following described land situated in the
e. The Southeast quarter of section and southeast
quarter OF soutbwest Of secton one and the
onarsr and soutbwss oSaTer Of section az nor1b
west quarter Of section fourteen ange twenty east
Of Louisiana Containing SIX hundred and thirtyu
7O-lOO acres according 10 Official survey
and the SoStheast 99srter Of soatSe e9sfer 81
section fifteen and east half Of section and east half
townsbiD fourtesn south Of range twspty In the
southeastern west Of MississippI land district Of
acres, according To otifciai survey.
4 The northwest quarter Of section twenty-four,
quarter of section twenty six and the northwest
south Of range twenty east in the
Of MssssipIlO land district OF Torisiana contain.
official survey.
g. The whole of section No IL township fourteeu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
The Second DIstrIet Pound.

q, A LARGE PORTION on GROUND, situated
in the square bounded by Claiborne Derbigny Or
leans, and St Peter streets, Said portion Of ground
forms the corner OF Claiborne and Orleans Streets
said Claiborne street. 90 feet inches and lines in
depth and front Orleans street, Is feet inches
and lines in depth the side line toward st.
Peter street, and II feet inches and lines on the
resr line. The improvements comprise a large one
story frame building with apartments and extern
siye sheds for stabng, known The Second Dis
q FIVE LARGE PORTIONS OF GROUND in
the square bounded by Hagsn avenue Port, st.
Peter and Orleans streets designated by the letters
A. B, q, ID, and H. Lot forms the corner of HagRn
avenue, and st. Peter and Orleans streets, and
measures 81 feet front on St. Peter street, like
front on Orleans street by ia fee. inches and I
lines in depth and front on HaEan Avenue Lot B
adoins A, and measures 43 feet inches and lines
street by ia feet 6nches and lines in depth between
parallel lines. The improvements lot comprise
two one-stOry frame houses.
Lot q Hdloins b, and measures SO feet 10 inches
front st. Peter street, a like front on Orleans
street by ia feet inches and lines depth be-
tween parallel lines.
Lot D adjoius O, and measures 81 feet front on
feet inches and lines in depth between parallel
lines. Tks improvements comprise a one-stoTy frame
house.
Lot r aGioins D. and measures % feet front on St.
Peter street. like front Orleans street by ia feet
inches and lines in depth between parallel lines.
g. A TRIANGULAR PORTION OF GROUND
known as square No 437, bounded by Fsplanade and
ton of ground measures Us feet inches and lines
front on Esplanade street, 1873 feet inches and
lines front Rendon street by ts1 feet inches
front on st. John route.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
Flr.t DIstrIct Property.

L THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY AR
MORY, in the square bounded by Girod,
Lafayette, st. Charles, and CaTondeet streets,
measuring 81 feet 3 inches front on Cirod
Street b a parallel depth of SO feet, from
which point 1t has further depth of Is feet by l6
feet lOiuches width in the extreme rear, together
with all the improvements thereon, known as the
s'Wasnington Artillery Armory very substantial
" and well built twostory brick building, and suita
bic for business dwelling. - -
q THAT VERY VALUABLE AND DESIBA-
BILE PROPERTY, known as the First District
Recorders Court and Lookup situated IN
sguare bounded by st. Charles, Carondelet, Lafay.
cite and Girod streets, and forming the corner of
St Charles and Lafayette streets. The said lot
measures IS feet front on st. Charles street by a
depth and front Lafayette street of l28 feet be-
tween parallel lines. This valuable property opens
Tn an alley in the 20 feet wide, which alley is
DAyed and for the use in common with other proper
Nv in the same square. Its improvements comprise a
large and spacious threestory brick building, subdi
vided into large apartIn the first, second and
third floors The location is of the most desira-
bic in the city, fronts Lafayette square, and with
proper renovation is finely adapted Tor paatial res
Four CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in square
Nc $50 bounded by Baronne, Clio. Erato and DTyades
streets and which lots are designated by the Nos.
IS l6 II, and ls on plan of W. ii. Bell, City Sur
veyor dated December T. 1851 Lot No. 70 mt asures
n feet front on Erato street, by depth between
parallel lines OF l50 feet inches lines. Lots os.
i6 H. and IS adjoin the above, and measure each n
feet front on ETato street, by depth between pAra
lei lines OF $50 feet inches lines These lots are
within easy access of the St. Chares Street Railroad
horse cars and neighborhood rapidly improving.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
PAC1F1O MAIN STEAMSHIP /

THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. TOUGH
ing at Mexican ports, and carrying Bnited Stas,
mails. Through in Twenty-Five Days.
Steamships on the ATTAIN Connecting on the Pacific
tic. with the
ARIZONA. COLORADO,
HENRY UHAUNCEY, CONSTITUTIONS.
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, iSACRAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE
COSTA RIGA. MONTANA, ETC, ETC
One of the above large and splendid steamship,
will leave Pier No. a. North river. foot of Osui
street, at 70 CLOCK noon the lst lth and 2lst of
day, and then on the preceding Saturday, for AS
P1NWAEI, connecting, via Panama Railway, with
one Of the gompany's Steamships from Panama fog
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPULCO.
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the LIST touch a
MANZAEILLO.
Departure Of ths 18th each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA
and NEW ZEALAND
rhs steamer OF August 18th win connect cosely
with steamer GREAT REPUBLIC from San Fran.
cisco, September Sd, for Yokohama and Hong Kong;
at Yokohama with steamer COSTA RIGA for Maya
discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers
rates allowed to second cabin and steerage passan
gers with families. Also an allowance Of ONE
QUA RTER on through rates to clergymen and then
families, and school teachers.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
Baggage Masters accompany baggage through and
attend the ladies' aud children without male pro
teCtOrs. Baggage received on the dock the day b.
fore sailing from steamboats, railroads, and passeu
gers who prefer to send down early.
attendance free.
For passage tickets, or further information, apply
OF CANAL STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW
YORK.
aus FIR BABY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

lEoses Marx W. Steamboat Lizzie Hop.
aims Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il for the District Of louisiana No. e91z-lp obedi-
Once 10 an admiralty warrant, 70 directed In the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into my
bOssessiou--
This SteAmboAt Lizzie HOPKINS, Her Tackle,
apparel, etc. now libeled by Moses Marx for the
lsuses set forth IN the libel now pending in the
district Court Of the United STATES.
And do hereby cts and aomoui8h the owner or
owners thereuf and all and every persoa or persona
having or pEstsndinG 20 have any right title or in
lsFest or to the same TO be and appear at Dis
IFiet Court OF the United States for tas District
aforesaid. 70 b holden a the city Of New Orleans
bn or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause If any they have or Gao, why
hs said Steamboat Lizzie Hopkuu, her tackle, Ap-
paral. eta. should not Be condemned and be scld
hRrssAhiF 70 tho prayer 81 libelant
United etstss MaFshals Once. New Orleans
second day OF January i6o8. -
Nc. sle-ias 7l4Is Unitsd states Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
ESTATE OF LEON CAxKE. IN TMn
matter d J. Btstlbeimer 4 Co Va CAIN and Blum.
Um4nB SxAzEs 1lARsIsA1'a OEEIoR, ]
ni--.inl 81 L.nnl.llna.

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District pf B0Bisaua. z
1N Orleans January 8, lela.
THIS Is TO 1fFE nOEkDE THAT On THE
n Oh day q JAnasff, ~ d. 1853 WAR
KANT IS EANNRu RIO III VA ilausd against ths
estate OF LEON GAMN Of Now U4leane, Ia the
peglan Of 01lean1 lsr4 HiSfe d i1uisiana who ras
edieoeed n4naagt o. hH eFu psiiiIoni ihat
me naFUlnt 81 ans d4e ans 1lII tlI 81 any proper
tg hlI1uElns to treh t4ltfu1t 10 kiig 81 Tor his
nse, Dad the tranalsr q Ans plnuest4 10 hiM arc
fpzOiSdeu BY law eat zs11lInN o. tho nfaait1ar
Of 11ld bautI10e. % a10Qa IheIf das AID u tfsle
eae % ns1Ef Ha4Ia7a1l 81 bio r1IeIa F - sail ~ a
911It 81 NIuaall.II. ~ tn IlH|tfH 81 tUl Cnttta
hqrfa huAai1e. ~ NV CITY 81 NQN 4sslnp 4Qnfsi1
AK 9sinEe Y y tt.lc4r' Ae4e14r "a tac laA day n
F. }. HEEli7oN. s. & fIt4dti.
80. Ai-44I p ~ District & A1al4s4A4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF JOHN THOMPSON
MASON
oFE1cz usESEp srAsE4 MAnsaAr.

OFE1cE uNIrED ErAeKs MAnsHsr. \
District OF Louisiana
New C9eans. Ddcenahorg 1851 \
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTION THAT ON TIKI
4 eth day o. Dseember, A u. 1857, WARRANT
N bA1 was Issued against the
Orleans. parish Of Orleans and State Of Ioui-
sinau, who was 1diuoged 3 bankrupt on his
own petition and that iha payment ct any debls
and delivery Of any property Belonging 70
such bankrupt 70 him Of for his use, and tha
transfer Of any property BY him are forbid
den By law; thaf a meeting 81 the creditors o.
snid haukrupt 10 prove th8iT dCbts, and to chaose
one or more hasigaees Of his estate viii BE- held 1T !
Court OF Bankruptcy, 70 be holden At tho Custom
fouao building. In the city Of New Orleans Loaf
ainsIa before y. s. Kellogg. Register. on tbs It'll
dn1 81 January, a. d. ld68 81 9 o'clock A. NJ
u. J. HERON, u. s. Marshal
No. 171-del1aI District Of Louissans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
NatrIek Farmer VS.. Steamboat Great
RepubIio, Her Tackle, AppRrel etc.

FAtF1Gk Farmer VS. blRambOnt Great
Republic, Her Tackle, Apparel. etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
III for the District Of Louisiana, No. B9l0-ln ODE.
dlence 70 admiralty warrant to me directed in
the above entitled suit have seized and taken into
My possession
HE steamboat GREAT REPUBLIC her Tackle.
Apparel, and Furniture etc. now libeed by Patrick
FkFmer, for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending in the District Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
oneEs thereof and ali and every person or persons
having or pretending TO Rave any right title or in
tlrest in TO the same to be and appear at Dis
tiot Court of the United States, for the District
sforseaid 10 be holden ct the city Of New Orleans,
Oh or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof 10 show cause, If any they have or can, why
the said Steamboat Great Republic, her tackle, Ap,
rhrel etc should not be condemned and be sold
aFreeablY 10 the prayer OF libelant-
United states MarahATs Once. New Orleans,
thirtisth day Of December, 1867.
No. sl2--de9l jaT IL ia