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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Annie Wagley-6 bales
L Bassett-7b hides 10 NJ Weil-Sl coops poultry to
bonne-5 do 2 b1s eggs / surle--S hides. A DeBisnc
% do Lehman, Newgass Geo-1 hides bale wool TO
Marx q Levy-22 pkgs eggs L LAeassague-20 hides
Dbl peaches 2 bbls potatoes J Z COuret.3 horses
J Aldige-74 head cattle 7 Noel-sl head cattle 20
Mr5 Shannon-aundriss to order-fotai, 10 bales Of
WAsHIN GToN-steamsr J C Blackford- zs5 hides
scoops poultry bEs eggs bags wool bbls meal
d Gales e4s s-Ia+ re asy sS@1 90
FloyeT-l DO Payne, Huntington &coI2 bales wool
hides 6ds skins hfbb. tallow j bx eggs j / oou.
ret-A bxs eggs Is coops poultry l. Laeassagne-lb x
snyasT ro2r e. S9Sps P0IlITy p Eggs
bdIs hides Violett Black &co-ll rolls leather Z Bas-
Meyer i Weil~5O SKIS cotton seed Barrett q Lesas-
sier-l90 head cattle and sundries to ordsr-Total
THfBopAUx-stea Fiicker-s bales cotton to
Lehman Hswg5ss Se91s 5bEs Ens Bsthl1ssourt
bbs rice / BIZ eggs D MCCARTHY bbs onions
pkgs eggs Laeassagne-l9 SKIS potato es pkgs eggs
L Terreboune-4 do Sure-sundries to order-To-
NGTCHEzGsteamsr wild wagoner-l bbls Of
p6lfraiz Asar-is sks cotton sesd asrz-iS5 DO
Groebel &co-l4 pkgs fruit oorelli--41 do 70
B Pigniolo-ll do to ORDERS do j Meyer---2 hhds
Dbl cabbage kapdOcere-2 bxs fruit to X II Dey-22
B6s p Gas III peas ' sks onions SouIsS
bags rags bx fruit bdl hides M DowiinR-s2 hides
Dags wool tthYfnonu----lot OLD TO
Geo Hne-2 bbls onions M Labusquere-s undries
sHKEyEPoRT-stea Irene--s bales cotton TO
Ober, AtwRter &co-7 do Speake 4 Buckner--2 do to
Warren, raEford &ce-l 90 Winston, Morrison &co
bates wool 70 do gnakeroot Davis, Jsn kins &eo6l
rolls leather B ! Mann &co-62 head cattle j d Bell
&co-105 head cattle al aheen and goats II e Noel
sundzies 10 oFder-P0tal 10 bales C0rton -
observation-disclosures Cleonh--5 hides Levy 4 Haas
? bales cotton II Ably &co-l do II Ware 3 son-b
sks cotton seed Toby &oo-2I head cattle @ Noel
sundries 70 order 1868 s4iIs
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLE ANS, oPELOUsAs AND GREAT
To A Dannels-l bals wool DO skins 1es hides 10
] L Oouret-s7 dol bdi hides n LsVJ--I6 bdls hidss
p Caase-22do Il Suxle--4nQo feet lumber Bru &oo-6l
head cattleJ n Ray &co-49 do MoQuoid Mehls--
sundriesto order aITT
MEMORANDA va
SPOKEN.
July4, in lat 30 90 lon "a. schooner @ N YOung
Glen from New York Tor Mobile JulyI2, in lat So
lonTA 81, schooner Angie, Amsbufg, from Pensacola
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, July lS-Arrived, steamship Whining.
Boston JuIy ii-soisarsd. schooner D p Keeling,
Robinson, for Galveston.
a5, F0REIeN PORTS.
BrsmeEhsgen, june 30-AIriyed. ship Leopoldine.
Hasisp, from Galveston.
:. Liverpool Jnly l3--fBy Telegraph ahipI
TEamodntainf AaaEs, fn0m M0biiss N -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
OONSTABLRlS SALES,

u. lG1U1Vloa ~ , ll1H11eH dIale4. sac VIE.
Therese LangenbeekeF. formerly Widow Stege,
DY VIRTUE OF A. WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs
tice Of the Peace Tor the parish Of Orleans shall
proceed % sell - DEbll1 suction on TIL HGBAY,
q ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the
Improved tnta t1of6oni being lot No Is az no - 91
Fifs elsiriot q this tF, bounded b. Canal, Glai
borne 8asquet, and DsTbgny streets % per plan
measurng p leet front on GasQuet street By e feet
and inches deep botNeen paTaiel lines. English
Measure.
Neizsd in the above suit
TermEroAsatn United states Itqy4ufy 1cteai
IERENOE7 COOK.
js2a ill ~ Constable Firut 5ustios'S Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22

y. C0uery ~ Co. vs. the 0tenmer u. u
Hodge. Her Tackle, Apparel etc,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District q Lonigiapa No; 9lb5-By virtue
Of order Of Court 70 me directed in the
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the tWenty-eighth
day Of July, 1853, A. twelve AZ o'clock M At en-
street 5s1- u s AZ Is ..-'...... 8. -
The sssamboe. 3 L HODGE. her Tickle etc. as
Tsin;ss-Oash At time OF Adjudication. IN United
U5iLsd States Ms5ahals oaaOo New Orleans.
!, d. ]. HEBRON. u S. Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
sTBAMERs LEAVING TODAY.

Austin-Ridge Paschal.
San Antopio-W. w Gamble.
Shelbyville-George r. Stubbleheld.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22

The present telegraph Companies OF the country
have been consolidated into one huge monopoly,
and earning six millions of dollars per
year. or over one hundred per cent on the actual
cost of their lines their present capital having been
watered over one thousand per cent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship l o Harris, Talbot, from Brazos SAINT
VIA Galveston, 10 y Whitney 6co-lst dist
STEAMBOATS,,

Annie Wagey, Burton, from Washington.
j q Blackf lrd, Pickett. from Washington
Flicker, Aucoin, from Thibudaux.
Wild Wagner, Richardson, from hatcher.
Cleona Patterson. from Trenton.
Irene, ReadInan, from Shreveport.
sarah, Deering, from Moble-New Basin
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22

Al TIE Northern - Teslesp DAuIEs,
The leading PICToRtAL& = I
: leQ dinqrent p blIeatIo ps, araona whiah srs
ne AmerAcA1 Nttniali NO Jqnrn1i Of
philosophy tttttna Halrstise - Chs Union ~ /
ths Negro n tn AAb4llie1 = uo1a44 a. NsTsf
Buh lnf|opa racpiyad fpr tne hlhaklunl OanAItt.
, hHstazi - - - elal GiasIl Il
i1 an and 80 tain1E dsaarlp ii1as a. ~ baEliaa
- GaeioltQnHs ard 1laleneeq nle Fee#
. ss4a 1iNriI HrN a4t4s1I 81 BIO z 41l flli5t4 y
3 siff1ltIll1 1Iallslll y sta's % 81 usl $3.50
il1lrif F=r. &.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22

d vAC1 Hr A. SIMON = FTaa =
sS.s.a.. ..,lsaranas atrssa.. = .ss
q Hh nEAn zoa ara
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22


In THE UNIReD STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
Il for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louis.
lana, No.. t2I3.-By virtue OF writ Of feri
faclAs Issued and to me directed by the above
named Court in the above entitled suit and received
BY me on the ninth Of June, 1883. have seized and
taken into my possession, and will expose for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder, on SATUR-
DAY, the twenty nth day Of July, 1865 at the
hour Of twelve O'Clock noon, at the door of the
Courthouse, at Donaldsonvle, in the parish of As.
censisn, Louisiana the following described proper
ty, Vizs ~ e .tl' teaA TE-7-t
A CERTAIN PLANTATION, situated in the
parish Of Ascension, in the State Of Louisiana on
the right bank Of the Mississippi river at about
four miles above the town Of DonaldsonVile, which
land contains sixteen and third arpents facing
the Mississippi river, by depth Of eighty arpehts
more or less bounded on the upper side By land Of
Nalentin Landry and on the lower SIDE By land Of
Tras mon Landry with all the buildings and ameiio
rations which are on said land, such as residence
sugar house. draining machine, cabins overseer's
house, saw mill, etc., we'll al the live stock
tools implements Of husbandry upon appertain.
ing to said plantation as per inventory on file in this
Ofbcs.
Seized to satisfy the plaintiffs claim, viz:
eight thousand dollars. together with interest, az
torneys fees. and all costs OF suit per Judgment
rendered in above entitled suit.
TERMS ASH in United States Treasury notes at
the time Of adiudication.
Act Of sale recording. revenue stAmps ETC.. at the
expense Of pntchaser f 7'T7
United States Marshal's Ofaco New Orlesns
June "a lHe8 r. j. HEBRON, u. 81 Marshal
No. e93-je23 q jyf II ls Is District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22

The Stockholders of this Company can not be sold
out or transferred to any other Company. The act
Of Congress under which this company has been
organized prohibits any transfer of the franchise
granted. -.-...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
CALLs-HOW TIE BE MADE.

SHOW TIE BE MADE.
scrbing, and subsequent calls. not to exceed Ave per
cent per month, viii be made by the Board OF Di-
rsctors. from time to time may be necessary, to
supply funds to construct and equip the lines but
no calls will be made after the per cent is lpaid
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been sub
sOribed.
-ftt q. lsaF- 9a-aa-l= s'.a a-r-5t FL -Ts-s
Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thirty.avs
per cent Of the Capital Stock win construct and
fuIlysquip -----.-.
s#ta zHg a-
$4,000 Miles OF Wire,
Which viii connect all the commercial centres and
important places in the Uuitad States This ouinion
rests upon the most reliable estimates and RESPONSE
bic Ofsrs to construct and equip the lines.
The National Telegraph Company is organized un,
der the laws Of the state Of New York and franchises
lbos,
~. Is as EU te rs.I-
Prssidsnt-GEoRGE B. sENTRR. Of Olsvs-
w. H. 800. yopvpr so,,,,po
York City
sscrutary-GEoReR B. WALLER, Of New
OowPArv,a .orrrcr
- - -. - ~ - :.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING July 81, Ices.
Corrosive have again to report very
limited movement, operations having been
restricted partly by the unwillingness of
buyers to purchase in view of the discour-
aging adVices received from distant mar
kets, as well as smallness of the supply on
sale. The offerings were somewhat in
creased by the uncovering of samples of
some 600 bales now in Mobile, for the pur-
pose OF efTecting their sale in this market,
but the total business for the day summed
up only IS bales mostly on the basis OF soc for
strict low middling. In the absence OF
sufficient transactions we are unable to
give strictly reliable quotations, but refer
to the following as barely approximating
rates, say good ordinary -@29c, low mid
ding -@30c, and middling 304@3lC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22

81 'ea bsa jail s3Gaaai t
sd5 bmE5.Gl os lai ti1a be- d. 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
MEMORANDA,

July4, in lat 30 30. lon "a. schooner Q n YOang,
Glen from New York Tor Mobile. JuyI2, in lat So
lonT4 g. schooner Angie, Amsbufg, from Pensacola
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
Cash Capital of s8,5oo,ooO,

Which will be sufficient to duplicate lines to al,
nearly all, the paying points reached BY the present
monopoly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22

Hasisp. from Galveston.
Liverpool Jnly la-iBy EeleEnph)--Aztisads ahip
Iramoantaini HoaEss fn0m MObiias lafl9.-5siIi7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-22
DE- rHK RAIIHoAps.

lNEW ORLE ANS, oPELoUsAS AND GREAT
WESTERN RAiLROAD---July N--22 bales moss
T. A Danbels-l bsls wool 90 skins les hides 10
j L Oouret-67 do bdi hides b LsVY--I6 bdls hides
p Caase-22d 10 y Suxlel0ao feet lumber Bru &co--6l
head cattle n Nay &co-49 do McQu0id a Mehis--
sundries 70 order eT
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-07
Radical System Of Retrenchment.

The Ruinp Congress does not scrupl6
to vote away millions by the round score
for the maintenance of useless standing
army; for the royal travels of a holiday
navy; for the keeping up of rotten and
corrupt breeding school for the supply OF
Rsdicalism under the guise OF a Freed.
mems Bureau; and for the support Of a
military despotism in ten subjugated and
ly-disposed States Of the Union.
This money is drawn from revenues lit
erslly wrung from the sweat earned wages
of helpless taxpayers, who must patient
ly submit to the wrong until the proper
time arrives for protecting themselves by
the ballot
They increased their own pay two
thousand year. exclusive Of mileage,
which is drawn from the Treasury at the
rate OF ten cents per mile, while they pay
on an average about three and half
cents. They also gave twenty per cent.
extra allowance 10 their own clerks in
both Houses which brings their favor
itism into conspicuous and condemning
prominence; for the department clerks
whose pay they refused to increase are
employed all the year round, while the
Congressional clerks, who are much bet
ter paid, have from three TO six months
leave Of absence out of every twelve.
Perhaps Mr. Greeley can convince the
people of the justice of this, by his
prompt and irresistible logic
The farefaced hypocrisy of these pro-
fessed retrenchers is unspeakably shame
ful, and the country should know the
facts Take General Grant for one.
whose,tender conscience compelled him
TO recall his earnest recommendation of
increace to the clerks and use his in
1uence to prevent the allowance. now u,g-
,ag increase Of the army officers pay hir
fg-three and a hird per cent, including
has opa pay. This distinguish advocate
OF a reduced expenditure Of the public
means, who receives over $4,000 paw
per annum, does not find it inconsistent
with his avowed principles on the sub
ject to keep squad of troops quartered
near his residence, to do his gardening
house-carpentering, etc, and to drive his
own carriage, his wifes carriage, and his
chlldren's carriage about the streets of
the national eapitol-all of which troops
nre paid ont of the peoples money for
military duty.
These men do not hesitate to squander
one or two hundred millions annually
for party advancement, directly and indi-
rectly. They,sre totally oblivious ofcost
where their own interests are to be sub
served. Nearly fifty millions have been
spent already to support that iniquitous
establishment, tho Freedmen's Bureau,
and it has been extended another years
existence. If there were anything want
ing to convict Mr. Bingham and his fol-
lowers of downright hypocrisy in this
matter, 1T might easily be found in the
palpable connection of the Radical party
with the potential fraud leagues that are
steadily sapping the very life of our rev
enue. 1t secretly conspires with the
whiskey and ebaoco lobbyists, takes fat
bribes, and lends itself to the success of
the most enormous and shameful system
OF robbery of a peoples revenue that
ever existed. This is the Radical con-
ceptlon OF honesty and good faith.--N.
I. " 0Hi.fv f er Z
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-07
~ Radical politicians and nnwsr

~ Radical politicians and ncwspa.
pers are already busy trying to interpret
the Democratic platform and make out
what it means. Poor, benighted souls
The scales will fall from their eyes before
they reach the Damascus ofnext Novem.
Der. The people understand it, and have
understood it for years, and the moneyed
nsbops ;of the country will understand /,
when they a re compelled to step up to
the chalk and pay their just share Of the
taxes that now weigh down the honest
poor men Of the country.
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-07

1 Ross Wilkinson informs the Plea.
yune Of the continued progress of the
Democratic cause in North Louisiana
and thinks that from twenty to thirty
thousand majority can very easily be had
over the Radicals in November. There
is little dorbt, he says, but that every
parish in the State will vote Democratic
If the whites exert themselves and fail
play be shown them in receiving and
counting the votes and making the re.
turns. In that event twenty or thirty
thousand majority will be reached.
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-07

F A party of twenty-five persons
left Chicago, on Monday evening, on an
expedition to explore the Colorado River
from its scarce to its mouth. The party
is sent out by the Chicago Academy OF
Sciences, and two other institutions Of
learning, and furnished with apparatus
and ratioas by the United States Govern,
ment The expedition is under the charge
oftrof >. ". Powell, Of Bloomington,
and comprises scientific men Of various
specialties, together with artists, re
porter, historian. etc Two ladies &C
company the expedition which goes by
the way Of Denver, and will consume two
years on the trip. .if .a
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-07
Wanted ---- Saw Logs.
AT THE
Van Buren Agricultural Works,

1NiE Van Buren, Agricultural Works want
i an unlimited number of saw stocks
They will contract for any quantity delivered
at the river bank in rafts,or delivered by war-
on at their Steam Saw Mill, upper end of the
City Wharf. Stocks of any Kind of Lumber
such as Pine, Cedar, Oak, Cherry, Walnut
Gum. Cottonwood. &C., wanted. Persons
wishing to contract viii address Van Buren,
Agricultural Works" or apply in person at
the office Of the works.
HAYMAN & SCOTT.
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-07

ALL TINS FOR NEGRO SurrRAGE.-Th,
following sums OF Uncle Sans none,
are required for tie support Of the Sam
DO government Of the South.
First district. $4,000; second, S199,
6SO,25: third, s9z l52, 80 fourth, 1888,
s22; fifth, S52l,s7s,SS Appropriation,
were made January 81 First district
$40, 900; second, Sll01S3,74; third
s91 600; fourth, $4,000; fifth, $3.50,
600 On Msy 70 an appropriation o.
Ss7,7Ol, 80 ~as made for the third dis
trict,---Ciaa~ Enq-
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-07
gt --~t A..--

sr--" How long did Adam remain in
Paradise before he sinncd ?" asked an nd.
mirable cara sposa Of her loving husband
It'll he got wife" answered the hus..
band, calmly.
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-07

~ One Of Grants shoulder.strapped
minions has suppressed Democratic
ne"srsre. !. !::.:, se.Sc Alabama. Such is
the"peace' that the American parody OF
Napoleon would "let US have"
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