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For Galveston and Indanola-Morgan line. foot OF
St Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at
An =. G. y
For Brazos Santago-Mo line, foot OF st. Jo-
ssDh street. every Saturday at g A. NJ.
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How to Have IA Cheap Hot Dinner.
| This is an age of invention and progress,
as the following article from the Scientific
american illustrates:
We happened to be present in May last
at the Polytechnic Institute of London
while Professor Pepper was conducting
some very interesting optical experiments
to a crowded and appreciative audience.
This Institute is one of the most valuable
and instructive in London, and we trust
that in due time we shall have something
like it, and even better, in this city.
A large hall in the building is devoted
to the exhibition of novel inventions, many
OF which were remarkable for their inge-
nuity. At the time of our visit a very
Voluble little parsonage was summoning
the visitors to examine a small continuance
which he called the Norwegian Cooking
Apparatus. 1t consisted of tin vessel or
stew-pan, having a closely-fttug cover,
and into which piece of mutton or beef,
potatoes and other vegetables, are placed
in water at the boiling point. The vessel
is covered so as to be water-tight, and then
carefully inclosed in a telted box
and the lid sealed. The appa-
ratus before us had been shut up
nearly three and half hours, and when
opened in our presence, we were invited
along with other half-hungry visitors to eat
of the viands thus prepared, which we
found we'll cooked and very palatabie.
The lecturer on the cooking apparatus re-
marked that the peasants of Norway. wise
IN their generation, were great eaters of
porridge. They found that by boiling their
mess for only FIVE minutes and then i'm
lnediately inclosing the saucepan, all hot,
in little felted box, the acquired heat
was sufficient to complete the cooking of
the porridge and to keep it hot for many
hours. aTa.as.aarasts.s.-9 s-.s..,r.sps.-r.z
The Norwegian Government, it appears,
took leaf out of the peasants book, and
adopted the same plan of cooking for the
navy, which has proved success.
The lecturer went on to say that two
gentlemen--pe perhaps himself was one of
them-started from Paris with one of these
little felted saueepans full of mutton, and
upon reaching London, after twelve hours
ride, the felt covering was removed, the
stew opened, and the inner man RECALLED
with as choice morsel as ever Euglishman
ate, assisted, Of course, by generous pot
of beer, to which it is said E0glishmen are
somewhat partial.
Now, for a workingman there is nothing
like good hot meal. 1t adds force and
power to human muscle. Therefore, in
every farm, in every cottage, let the kettle
be boiled every morning; let the ssucepans
containing the provisions for the days din
ner be placed TO boil for five minutes, and
thea shut up, piping hot, in a wood box,
well fitted inside With cheap felt, and the
family need concern themselves no more
till the dinner hour arrives. At that time
the food will be found nicely cooked, and
with the addition Of some salt and pepper
il will constitute dish Ct to set heff.re 4
king. The lAborer can as easily carry the
little Norwegian stew-pan to the feld q he
can his little tin pail.
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Mrs. Emile Evershed va a. l.. BIngaman.
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
u parish of Orleans No. s5.-By virtue of a writ
Of seizure and sale TO me directed by the Honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city, on
SATURDAY, December r. 1866, at II o'clock M, the
following described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND together
with ell the buildings and improvements thereon,
and appurtenances thereon, situated in the Third
District OF this city designated square No. "a on
plan drawn by Louis Brngier, late Surveyor Gen
eral deposited in the office Of o. de Armas notary
public in this city.
Which square is bounded by ape. rouse. Ouzaga,
MIRO and Tonti streets and the same was acquired
~ SAID defendant by purchase from Rufus King
doWeu, by an act passed before Sem Wagner, a
April. 1854 =
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS. L. MAXWELL
nos rs dell Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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ina. .r... William CenWay. sr r,
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
No u, ale.-BS virtue and in obedience to an
order of sale, rendered November 2 1863 to me d
rected by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New orleans, in the above entitled cause. will pro-
inatter desiEnated on tn ESDAy, the first day of
Dssemser, lses, At halfpa ten O'clock A. NJ.
The CONTENTS CT certain DiStillery situated
at the corner Of Julia and Basin streets in the First
District OF this city being inclusive of all the prop
ing.
The whole IS per inventory. which may be seen at
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditisns-This being the second and
last auction, the said property will be definitely ad
Iudcated 70 the highest and last bidder for what it
Will bring at twelve months credit, the purchasers
conditioned accor ing to law bearing five per cent
interest from date Till paid. SAID purchasers to de-
duct from their bids and pay in cash their proper
ton of the printing sheriffs fees keeping ETC.,
amounting altogether 70 about $4T5.
THOMAS L.. MAXWELL,
moo 3 30 Sheriff Of the Rarish of Qrlaans
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OF JOHN CROwELL AND
Richard Rhodes, individually and as members Of

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE !
District OF Louisiana, \
New Orleans, November 49, 1858
TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L ELEVENTH day of November, A ID. 1863, an Allas
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
Joint and separate estates of JOHN Dk0WELL and
RICHARD RHODES, of New Orleans, in the
parish of Orleans and state of Louisiana, who have
been adjpdRed bAnkruDts their own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery OF
any property belonging to such bankrupts to them
for their and the transfer of property by them
are forbidden by law; that meeting of the creditors
of the said bsnrups to prove their debts and choose
one more assiRnees of their estates will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Gustomhouse Building IN the city Of New Orleans,
Louisiana, before John T. Deape, Register, the
sixteenth day Of December, A. D. 1868 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. f. j. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal,
District of Louisiana.
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RAILROADS,


ERIE RAILwAY-GREAT HunI
u GuAge Double Track Route to New Yo,Iv
Tor; and new England Cities.
This Railway Extends from Dunkirk to Ne. n
ca 70 New York, as Miles, and is from ONT T;vmss
to Twenty-Seven Miles the Shortest Routs say
All Trans run directly through TO New Va.
Miles without Change Of Coaches.
From and after NAV IL, 1858. trains will.
connection with all Western lines, as follos,.
From Dunkirk and SalsinAnca-By New Va,
1.an from Union DEPICTS,
excepted. Stops at Salamanca 10 W.
connects st Hornellsyills and Corning -,
7;9o a. n. Express Mail from Buffalo NJ
rives in Now York at 7:40 A. N.
1856 r. N. Lightning Express, from Sal,,
sunday exceptedL Stops at Hornet N n
T. Nd. lSup,k intersecting with the 2:s
train from Buffalo, and arrives at New N
$50 P. N New York Night Express from n,
SUNDAY excepted stops at Salamanc,
1910 P. N. Connects at Great B.1S
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weston h,
for scranton, Trenton and PhilsdelpSs,
AZ New York with afternoon trains ana
ers for Bos,on and New England cities
0;Oo 7. M. Cincinnati Express. from Duniis
days excepted Stops at SALAMANCA
M. snd connects at HOrnellsville I'M
IT'D T. N: train from Buffalo, arrivin9S
York at 1855 p. NJ.
From Buffalo-By New York time from n.,..
500 A N. New York Day Express, fSSai.
essptedL Stops at Hornellsville sd
lBkft J.; Susquehanna. / rs P. NJ DIM,
YORK al SIS p Mf0p dcn ana sl At C,.i
with Delaware, Lackawannsland Vests
road. and and q. Jersey City Nth Midnss
delphia, Baltimore and Washington wv
7'3O A. a.: Express Mail, via Avon and Hvl
vile Sunday excepted Connects Il N
with Northern Central Railway for Ham
philadelphia and the South, and any,
New York at 7:40 A. NJ. ait
S;SS 7. NJ, Lightning Express DAILY e.,
in GNS9 eM Yo4s s: iS SIppsT and
City with Morning Express train Of New
Railroad for Baltimore and Washineto,
1855 r N. New York Night Exnress, m,
excepted, stops at Hornellsville lid
interesting with the $50 z. N. train fror
klrk, and arrives in New York at IL :4GPIN
AA;SO 2. M. Cincinnati Express, (SundN
ceptedk stops at Susquehaua I: 48 A, M
FAST; Turner's at 81 p M. fDinei and
at New York at 1855 P. M. Connects al N
with Northern Central Railway for Ham
Phlladelphis, Baltimore, WashipVtos
points South: and at New York with az
land cities. ''''
Only one train East on Sunday, leaving BIZ
2:S5 p, y. and reaching New York at N
Boston and New England passengars, with
4paKgage, are transferred free Of charge /,
\ 0rk.
10 pleasure travellers the line of the Il,
way presents many objects of interest
through the beautiful valleys OF the Cnemus
quehana, Delaware and Ramapo rivers n
changing panorama of Nature beauties Con.
attention. N''
The best ventilated and the most Iuxurioua
ing Oeaches IN THE WORLD accompany
trains on this railway.
baggage Checked Through,
And fare always as low as by any Other
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAHWA
Which can be obtained in all principal tiek,,
in the West and Southwest
WIN. r. BARR, Gen'l Pas Az,
ii. RIDDLE, General Superintendent
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MEDICAL,
4 RrAfnDY THAT NEVER FA1Ls.
|l8SlE

tne oniy remedy that DO reied on for the car.
am safe, and speedy care Of Gonorrhea in an IT.
Stages, Ohronc elect Of the longest standing FluoY
Albus. or Whites.
NO internal medicine is necessary when this remedV
- used and parsons who for months and even year
nave suffered from these diseases aud tried an othes
thlnga in VAIN. can calculate upon speedy and per
mAnent cure By tine proper use of this never failing
In al cases Of FLUOR ALBUS. or WHITES. 90
common IN warm climates, it invariably affords i'm.
.CAUTfoN,-None genuins without the writtep
9S,gp atqre q RIoORp on the wrapper. the name
OF the bottle. with cap Of similar inscription.
MAuNSELL 4 BOGEI,.
aus 6m wholesale Agents. IS MARaNiua street
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sHERIFFs SALES.
Verhoef


Hope In""r"nse v. GSS%yany Va. w. r.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
~ leAns-No 2206-By virtue of writ Of seiz-
coa 81 Nsyz Il: n ts @
and By said late ierifi to me- Era trsnsserrsd,
Merchants and Auotioneers Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouss streets' in
December a. les At twelve O'clock n, the follow
aSiE srf ToT 81 + SsEouND with a. the
nances thereof, and all rights ways aud servitudes
thereto belonging, SITUATE in the Third District Of
thus CITY, in the square bounded by Eysian Fields,
MoresuD streets, designated lot No. on plan
delivered to the said defendant which lot measures
q feet inches lines front Decatur date Victory
street, by depth of so feet, and 81 feet inches
lines in width IN the rear.
Being the same property acquired by defendant by
passed before q. Gottschalk, Notary Public in
this city on the fifth of april 1861
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-l In cash for sufficient amount to pay
plainuhs claim, amounting TO- the sum of sixteen
hundred and eightythree dollars and thirty three
and onethird cents IS $50 33) with interest there
second March, 1857, till tie day Of safe, together
with i've per cent on the aggregate amount of prn-
clpal and interest, counsel fees four dollars (S4D
costs Of act three dollars and eighty cents CSs s1)
costs OF protest. and costs of suit and charges on
sale. z Ihe purchaser to assume TO the extent of
the amount Of his bid the amount of promissory
note, secured by mortgage said property for the
like sum of sixteen hundred and eighty three dollars
and thirty three and onethird cents ($I6s3 S3-3L
drawn by defendant to his own order and By nm
Endorsed, dated on the twenty-second March, 1867
payable two years after date and bearing eight per
i've per cent on the aggregate amount Of principal
and interest, counsel fees g. And the balance Of
the price Of Adiudicati9n Il any essh on the spot
no2l de52l Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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John .. Gldlere W, M; and Mrs. CIoad--

THIRD JUSTICE OF NhE Pc ACE, PARISH
4 tof Orleans, by virtue Of writ of 6eri faciAs
70 me directed BY the Hon. John P. MontamAk
Third Justice Of the Pesce IN and tor the parish OF
TUESDAY, the frst day Of December, 1868 at
tEsve O'Clock n. at No. e5 BienvlA street. be-
scrloed property viz:
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, uOFFINs
my Once 49, :
hesEed IN the above entitled and numbered suit.
4efms-uash IN United States treasury nutes.
nols I'D ]. A. MOLAISON, Constable.
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TMMEDIArs RELIEF.

AND 4 FhhMANkNT CURE GUARANTEFD
TIE GREAT WEsTRRN RENEW
Is certain and speedy Ours for NEuR1f1sfS.
kRi ndr, 1dsPEPsrA' h1oK HEADAcHE. uHIrIs 1Nr
see psSss from influential uiffzsns fssssfxi,.
70 the disease spellinR and health III
ties q the GREAT WESTERN RItM FT)V s'ii 1H ~
furnished on application. = NAN w
sold by All flrst-clasu Draxsiass.
csnts 90 cents u oanss, 81. sd A. q, -. a.,
49,. AGENTS WANTED kVERYwlsrTR -'
AARON DAVIS. Oasovsrar and Il 4. ,s.,...,...
aR1 " sA4hlnGtnn sGFeeG. M1svnFIr II u
To b obtained OF the Manalastnrer y, kholse. ~,
and Retail OF a. DEMAs BARNES 4 10 49,
na ~ RsekLE, Agents in NEW YORK 0TTY,
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I'M BANKRUPTCY,
EsTArE OF Lewis NAUMAR.

OFFIcE UNITED STATES MARSH Al,
District of Louisiana, !
New Orleans, November q, 1883.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i twentieth day of November, A. d. 1868, War:
rant in Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of
LEWIS NAUMAR, of Clinton, in the par
ish OF East Feliciana, and State of Lou
isianA, who has been AdIudged . bankrupt on his
petition; that the payment Of any debts and de-
livery Of any property belonging to such bankrupt to
him or for his uae, and the transfer Of any property
By him are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 prove their debts
and TO choose one or more assignees Of his e-tate
will be held et Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden 81
leans Louisiana, before j. 4. G. Pi,kin, Register on
O'Clock A. NJ.
Ell HEBRON, U. g. Marshal,
ANo. 105-no2 de10 District of Louisiana.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
TRAVELERs' GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure Of Railroad
Trains.
North and East via Jackson Railrosd-LeaVe
daiiy at $50 p NJ. Arrive at 80 ?. M; ..-
CsIyeston via Opeousas Railroad and sIsAmer
Prom Rrashesr-Leave foot of st. Ann street Tnurs-
DAYS and Sundays at 80 A. NJ ArTlVe wednesdays
and Saturdays at l P. M
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Mrs. N. L. Koon,z ". Miss MaIy n

Mrs. M. l.. Koontz va Miss haIr n
Green
ROukTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
Lash OF Orleans. No. 81 Bv virtue and 10 Cha
qence to an order of sale rendered November ia
iste. 70 me directed b. the Honorable the Fourth
pletriet Court for the parish of Orleans, In
the above entitlod eanAa I will plooeed 10 sell II
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty.fifth
day Of November, 1855. A. at past ten o'oock A Al
az my warehouse, situate on St. Aun streer between
Eoya and Bour6on Atreets. in the second District
a iot 81 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
aoh Z, ABLE EttEgIs, as per inventory, which
F Fsev,sloFnsS seized 10 the shove suit.
nola 702t sheriff q The PARSE Of Orleans ais
ya.;s,, McEonsy ys. John Darraa a Css,
- Orleans, No. 2l.S63-Ry rirtua OF and In obs-
dlence 20 order Of sale rendered koVeufer ie IHl
20 me diIected by the Honorable the sixth
y PSI. sssi SssEs a.s q fss Orleans i me
pablo auction, on the premises hsreinsllsr dasis,
nAeso, Oh hDh E9DAf, thu seed nd deV ~ DecsIrl-
Der. 1854, ~ l016 O'Clock A. II !. $40 =
The balance uusoid Of the CONTENTS OF A
Dis IL YhAY and ali the property and inovahlas
lhere,1 Contained, situated al N6a Isl and 1872
Lasee street uear the evee steam Cotton Press in
TIE rhiFd District Of this city as per inventory
~sich can be ssen a. my oface. iIi
Aol1ed u the above suit 4- 4
Torms-Cash on the spot.
ns2l = dsi shsria 4 Tie PAEial of oTissas
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$50. hlaFtha Alnenlys. Jaa. Duane-No.
mHIRn .IIisrInr IA ~. - "a nn.nu $500

THIkp JUSTICE or THE PEACE, PARISH
81 Urigans-Ey virtue 81 q writ OF heri fRcfas 70
ne directed ~ he Hon john p AIontamai, Third
us1ice q ne feAef " and for tbs parish Of Orleans
ne THIRTEEN ea{ q NgsembsE 81 q twelve O'clock
NJ A. NO 80 blsnvile street, ustweeu Royal and
0se iot Of tuK 10 lss and GAS FIxTbBEs,
Seizedin the above enttlsd and nunnbsssa suit.
Terms Fash in United ntsiee tealqfr notes
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Mortblv advertisements, inserted every otneF day'
- ~ on ~ 100 two-thirds the above rates.
S1 " mage monthly ADVERTISEMENTS each square
800 per month. ...-.. L..;,. ,ha rrp ~ tho
oaner frst Insertion 81 SO per square; each suose
pentinsertlon seventy i've cents per square. ,...
zion 81 so per squHre -. .h..o.d
Advertisements inserted at intervals 70 Do onAlseo
a. nav each insertion. .,,A
Rnnuiar advertisers who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named tfAnsiee
-zfas as NAV be agreed upon; provided that IN no
sase shAH such discount exceed twenty-five per
All bpsiness notices Of advertisements TO be
charged twenty cents per line each Insertion
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
q. ,,,,I;shad avery saturday morning. Subscrip-
nr AZ mar nnpum IN advance; haltyearly ana quar-
ssrSv same -ates Single copies ten cents.
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y. CouIange Va. AIr MneSe-Es- asa :
TX YIR LIZ OF A WRIT or FlERl il AfliA 4
ID to me Directed by the Hon. @. W AkfISf fsfHt
sju94lsa Of The faace. anAl pressed Is ali Al
public auction on SATURDAY, November %, lAia
81 tEelss O'clock ~ All e r1iI tst z77i
u1aHhNTs. TfxrERES and FURNIrrRn Of
A1st.1lsnf NO. q hsrth Market Atrsat % LIS
Hll1cf In the above SUIT. 800
TaDua-caah IN United States Treasury notes ]
A. A. PLATISAIEk, Constable.
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Jaeob Bouri VS.. Three BnrRes.

ANO. so-no,s 81 % dos p 10 DISTRICT Of LOUISIANA
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Patrick HalpIn and james A. Moran We
.r. H..N William Convey. sr rs

THOMAS L, MAXWELL
oo3l nol5 del Sheriff of the Parish Of OrIeanI
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How to Have a Cheap Hot Dinner

The total vote for Grant in this State wa
8,204; Seymour IL ,053
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Vote for A. S. Bassett.
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A. MILLER in.

[coarILED PRoA Tng OREGON HERALD
San FRAScrsco, May THE bark Comet,
from the Sandwich Islands, arrived last
night, bringing the following intelligence !:
The volcano of Monotoa has broken out in
the most terrific eruption known in the his.
tory Of the country. The eruption was pre-.
ceded and accompanied by two thousand
shocks of earthquake. On Hawaiia the
destruction was heavy and over 100 people
persisted. In the Kau District every house
was FRUSTRATED except one or two. Stone
walls were thrown down so that hardly one
stone lay upon another, and trees and rocks
tossed in all directions. Land slides were
innumerable and fearful, rushing down like
avalanches, burying people, houses and cat
tie beneath them. An earth eruption was
thrown out of the side of the mountain.
Along the beach came q tidal wave over
thirty feet in heighth, which extended along
the coast for a distance of fifty miles. This
came in, washing right over the ~cocoanut
trees and running some distance inland,
carrying out a small native village and all
persons that were within reach at that time,
some 81 souls there, of the inhabitants,
escaping. The summit and side of q hill,
1900 feet high, in Kau, was thrown a dis.
lance of 200 feet over the tops of trees and
landed in a valley below, the turf and trees
covering the hill apparently undisturbed.
The crater of Mauna Loa has been enlarged
and broken down on one side, so that il is
now about two miles in diameter, from
which vast jets of lava are emitted. A lava
stream from the crater on the summit of the
mountain has gone under ground and broken
out on the slope far below, only six miles
from the sea. Here four jets of lava have
forced themselves through the earth, throw
ing themselves and rocks 1000 feet in the
air, and a stream of lava 1000 to l 500 feet
wide and six miles long is floating down to
the sea at the rate of IL miles an hour. \ An
island about 400 feet high has been thrown
out of the sea, and is adjoined to the main
land. The excitement is immense, and
large numbers are hocking to the volcano.
The damage by earthquakes upon the other
islands was considerable but not serious.
LONDON, May 9.-Oficial dispatches from
Tillanta say that over thirty guns and NOR
tars were destroyed at Magdalla and the
forts blown up and every house in the town
burnt on the 18th. The Kings widow and
son were protected to the Tigre country
The army left Magdalla on the 18th, and
hoped to reach Zoula Bend in MAY. The
wounded are all doing we'll. A Magdalls
correspondent says the King was buried a
Magdalla. The young prince Theodore goe.
to England, and Gabozia is to be- crowned
King. The army will leave for home in { "
days.
NEw York, May 9.-The Herald's spe
Gals dated respectively on the 10th, 18th AMI
18th Of April, which had been delayed tw,