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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY OCTOBER 8. 1858

page six Mr.. Lowell says: A nun.ber came to
nun ana stated that they had been driven
from the polls. Is that evidence which
would be received in court of justice or
winch can be taken as evidence by this
senate 1t is the mere statement of what
THESE parties stated to Mr.. Lowell without
even mentioning the number. Now, as
have shown, only Isl votes are claimed
TO nave been thrown out. Admitting
the testimony here presented, which
was not enough to elect Mr. Antoine,
how do we know then that Mr..
Antoine received majority of votes2 Any
sane man presiding over a civil or criminal
court would not receive any such evidence.
II is not proper evidence in contested cleo
ton cases, or in any other cases. Then he
gives the af6davits of other parties made
long before Mr.. Antoine had any idea of
contesting the seat of Mr.. White, and taken
at the same time time that Mr.. Lowell was
an officer himself, and at the same time that
he was candidate contrary to the orders Of
the military commander.
The President: The question of Mr.. Low
ellis being candidate is not before the
Senate.
Mr. Blackman know that: but have
the right to state it as showing the illegal
character of evidence.
Mr.. 0'Hara: Did you not recollect that the
registrars were required to make such re-
port
Mr.. Blackman: Yes: but that has nothing
to do with third parties who introduce it
here as evidence.
The President: If Mr.. Lowell violated
military authority, he was responsible to
that authority.
Mr.. Blackman: 1t seems that the Chair
thinks that Imean to reflect upon the char
aoter of Mr.. Lowell, which l do not. But
when the interest of a whole people is at
ofoGA karga he 9n,bf 20 hr;p knr1- FL
Senate and expose the action of parties
when they attempt to drive from the Senate
Chamber duly elected representative of
TIE people. This right claim and wish to
exercise.
The President: / simply stated that in
your argument the fact stated that Mr..
Lowell was candidate does not deprive
him OF giving his testimony.
Mr., Blaekman; Certainly not. l did not
say so, but | say. that he had no right to ad.
minister oaths TO these parties, except for a
specific purpose. Now, sir, l wish to refer
to the law that has been read from Cushing's
Practice OF Legislative Assemblies. Mr..
Blackman here quoted the same law quoted
BY Mr. Campbell in his remarks
But that is no law that is ap-
phcaole to the case before the Senate,
Tor that Is the law in England, where
a pluralityis necessary to elect. 1t has no
reference to the United States, and no
bearing upon the case now before the Sen
ate. But this is the law which applies to
this case. [Mr. Blackman here read from
the law.l .. =.
So the whole proceeding is to be held alb.
soiutely null and void. | would move. sir.
that this case be referred to the Judiciary
Committee to see whether this testimony is
receivable.
1.-THE balance of the debates on this sub
iect will be given at another day.l
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WESTWARD THE STAR OF EN-.
PIRE TAKES IT'S WAY.
Secure = Home in California,


THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AsSooIA.
1 TON OF CALIFORNIA,
incorporated under the laws of the state Novem.
Der 0th, 1867. for the purpose of
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS
and thereby induce immigration.
osoeA' 600 900
Divided into 10000 shares at IS each, PAYABLE in
UNITED STATES CURRENCY
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers immedi.
Ately upon receipt of the money. a-5ss -sg a
No PERSON ALLOWED TO HoLD MORE THAN FIVE
sHAREs.
A circular containing a fun description Of the
property to be distributed among the sharsh olders
will be sent to any address upor receipt of stamps to
cover return postage.
Information as to price Of land in any portion Of
the State orupon any other subject OF interest to
parties proposing to immigrAts. etesrfas furnish.
ed upon receipt of stamps for postage
All letters should be addressed ,-,
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AS.
ISOLATION. PostotHcs Boz No Sc, San Frapo,Oo
California, au7TsS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06

MEMORANDA,

The steamship Yazoo arrived yesterday, and her
officers report that on the 18th passed steam ship
Rapldau, from New York bound for this CITY, off
Frying Pan Shoals. October LIST, experienced a
heavy gale, the wind varying from southeast to
northwest October at 10 A. M, met steamship
United States, hence for New York thirty miles
from Southwest Pass bar Crossed the bar at $3.50
P. M. October l. and arrived at her wharf at 5:3OA
NJ on the 5th.
Captain Babbige, OF the bark, Cephas Sterratt
which arrived yesterday morning, reports that the
Wreckers at Orange Key reported to him that
schooner, name unknown, OF Rookland, Me-, loade
with lime, went ashore on Orange Key on the 18th
ult' She was on fire, The crew and a part of he
rigging was saved. The vessel is total loss.
The steamship Geo Washington, from New Or
leans, arrived at New York on the 4th.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Philadelphia, Sept 2a-Oleared for New Orleans
snip saranak, Turley; for Mobile, bark Volant
FOREIGN PORTS,
r, Malaga, Sept l2-olsarsd for New Orleans, brig
Caroline, Davis. 'e
,,Oadiz, Sept 1l-Arrivud from New Orleans. via
Eieo. bark Edwin, Garland. '-@
Deal, Sept l6-Arrived from London and sailed for
PENSACOLA, ship john AbrAmson
Fauliac sept i4-Arrtved from New Orleans ship
Pr ncetoD, Acksry.
Liverpool Sept is Cleared for Mobile, shin Ad-
wee, Wallace; for New Orleans, ship Prairie Bird,
Lewis. .N'
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COMMERCIAL.

s,,,ru.. TUESDAY, October 6, IN
sOO.1IoNZIhe market opened with moderate
isRdf and far there have been sales OF 200 or
The movement is restricted, owing in part to the
pool
Prices are i ANYTHING, shade sitter but without
~ Ostss :. nes advance # sei good ordinary
SiSs $3.50 ana S ss,ic %idddRs 24Ssc mid
SUGAR--We continue to quote grocery grades of
Cuba suga. in boxes at l1@l3zc, aud in hogs heads
oaissns sn % T "a t isr G66ng npsnsss Doing
M0LASSEb-Cuba molasses Is quoted by IN cargo
atsi1ss4sc q gallon as IN quality, with sale Of
ARRfVAIs FROM THE wEsT-Thers have not
nesn any arrivals q produce IRON the West since
tLoUR-we have not any important changes to
double extra appeAr to be in more request There Is
inquiry for the local trade and for shin.
There sales 70 day Of 2ss 6bls Of which IS az
pernpe on private terms so do at Sc 50 100 do and
ats; so double extra and go On its merits N 5o
~ double extra 10 Job lots at 81 e2iS 200 on its
ehoiee extra az $40 Is, and 100 do at So 80 Il bbl
OORn-Ths stock is light and prices are hrm but
mand, The supplies as YET, are aitorethsr 100
small to encourage any foreign demand. The "a les
s9 ga MsTs confined to 81 andl5O sacks white at
;, oAi.s-Ihs supplies are small but the demand is
lere were sales OF $50 sacks q which nd AZ tx
a9 cd, y At 52.ze D bashei
lower rates. Sales to-day zoo and 7o1 esS AZ A. s
q 100 rs. - - 'N' ~ % =
hAY-Prime and choice Is scarce and in reoussf.
Ohio river sold AZ S2s and i bales at "a =
PQHK-The market Is quiet but firm, stcNdas ~
yestefday's advanced figures S3i n bbI for 1.aea
We hare not any round sales 70 note, but autte
lar retail business Is doing at S3l 2sa3l 81 " NIL
BACUH-rhe market Is decidedly firner To day
ataouEh the movement does not appear 10 Ne gan.
eraL The principal sales comprise casks shouIders
y. retail business Is doing As jsse d ID for shou
ders ls1s@ Tor clear Sides and iSSsOo for sugar
and.cleaf ribbed sides are scarce -'N'" =.
DRY SALT MEAr-During the mast week or ten
hne order, sold in Job lots II ~ "a XXI N-V'ss "- -
LARD-Wo have only retail q job sales 10 pote
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLEol

oFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. !
TUESDAY. October 6. l P. NJ. ls6s. !
The money market proper continues quiet ct about
previous rates.
We notice that books have been opened at the
Merchants Bank for subscriptions OF new stock to
the extent OF O0 payable twenty per at the
time OF subscription. and ten per cent per month
subsequently until full payment learn that a
leading banking house At New York will take one
thousand shares.
If this can be confirmed it will leave ouly $4,000
and others.
:. Gold opened at lls}4 sl29 against 1901 at New
York: The only transaction reported is $500 at 39
IN silver 5000 in American half dollars changed
hands at Les
Foreign exchange has undergone no material vari-
alton We note sales of 81 600 and 50 900 All corn.
mercial francs at ASK. $500 bank sterling sold at
l52 and Is 900 bank fraucsa at 572S; the two latter
taken for remittance direct. Bank sterling in round
amounts may be quoted noninaly at ISL.
Domestic exchange is quiet and unchanged. The
banks check New York at h@7s p cent DIS
count but the remittance demand is ra, her light
The sales Of commercial include $4,000 New York
sight 1t 9-16 & cent discount and 5000 at 81
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds
City treasury notes are inactive but firm. The
dealers buy the small sums offered across their
&S3@s.
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MYRTLE Coureelse VS.. Cecilia Il,
her husband John Keeuap

NA5EAAG Lourcelse VS. Cecilia n
her husband John KesVap,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FuR
4 isu or orleans, No. q, SD.-By yirtus
o. seizure and sale to me directed bygt h,
the Fourth District Court for the osrisiI
IN the above entitled cause, / will Dr.
AZ pubic auction, at the Merchant
tloneers Exchange, Royal street. ben
ana Customhouse streets. in the Seed
Of t1s snis C e; n5g on SATURDAY, October
:, A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND tor
the buildings and improvements In n,
being and situated in the Fourth Dis.
city, IN the square bounded by ST, MARY. !
Annunciation and Laurel streets, designs
l. and measuring twenty-eight feet IN
Mary street, by one hundred and twantT
ten inches and five lines in deDth Al
rear.
Being the same property acquired by
from the succession of her deceased hi
acquired It from William g. Herbley, By,
9 9etore Toward Barnett, Notary Public,
seized IN the above suit,
Terms-This being the second and la
the said properly viii be adiudicated 10 4
ana last btddeI for what it will bring
months credit, the purchaser Furnishing
GOOD and solvent security hesyi.,ss 81 -
interest per annurn from date, and specia
on the property sold, until final payment
chaser shall have 70 deduct and nav i,
printing, SHERIFF and Clerks fees. etc.
amount 70 about Sis, and furthermore,
PARISH and municipal taxes, the amount
not yet Aseertained.
seq oe2s Sheriff OF the Parish Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
VALUABLE IMPROVED PR oPERTY ON ST
Theresa street, between st. Thomas and Tchoup
itoulas streets-Succession of Joseoh Steil--No
~'S'


Theresa street, between st. Thomas and Tchoup
itoulas strsets-Succession of Joseph Steil-No.
30 3O3
RYi,;S DE FERRET, OFFICE NO &c BEN
az noonl at the Merchants. and AuctIoneer m
cnauge Royal street between Canal ana Custom "a
streets will be sold by public auction by vIItue Of
the Second District Court Of the parish OF Orleans
oAteo september 80, 1885, the following described
property belonging o said succession W.
AOEhrAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the build.
ngs and improvements thereon situate in the First
District OF this city, in the square bounded by
nSnoupltouias, BIT. Thomas, Bsechasse and St
Iheresa streets measure 26 feet inches tive lines
'front.' on 81 IhereSA street, one hundred and one
feet eleven inches and seven lines IN deDth on the
slde toward st. Thomas street. ninety seven feet
SIX inches in depth the other eide and front on an
s nS Iweny ieet Wde opening on St Thomas street
on the rear line ~
The buildings and improvements comprise:
A tWo,story brick housa covered with states
containing below large used as blRcksIniT q
SHOP and in the second story hall Iour rooms nd
gallery, IN the attic large room
az; q two story brick building ia the yard contain
rooms with ire places. -0O'
4, A large shed covering the yard, two oisterns
Terms-one-haf cash and the balance ON A credit
o. one ear payable IN three mortgage notes OF the
same amount each, and bearing eight per cent in
mortgage and vendors lien; the buiidinSs to he
kept injured and the policy 10 the
tr1 and in case Of suit the purchaser to nav i've nar
cent attorney commissions on the amount recover,
mortgage "
Act OF sale, with United States Internal Ravsnus
stamps attached, before A. j. Lewis, Notary Public
at purchaser S expense - N'
oct 10 II "a 81 mol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06

NEW Notwithstanding Victor-lG54 bales Get.
tor l'fS bbs flour Alb SKIS corn $50 SKIS oats 256s
SKIS cotton seed leo pkgs mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Bienville-i00 bbls -four
laos bales cotton 407 SKIS oats s94 hides 40 SKIS castor
beans hhds beeswo1 bales wool 7T :
HAVRE-Ship Thoyer-339T bales cotton 10
hhds sugar 2226 slaves
PENS MISUNDERSTANDING Lzzie-l3s bbls flour Il
bbs molasses SO bbls pork 10 bbls potatoes cks ba
con $50 SKIS corn
MOBlLE-Steamer L-cretia-lO9 Dbl. flour bbls
sugar bids sugar 200 bdls IRON ties u pcs bagginR
bags coffee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY
on ROBERTSON street between Esplanade
herlereo streets.

on Robertson street between Esplanade and
herlerec streets.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. FANNY RIssO
RH CHARLES Il. FORTIER. AJrC-
~ Honeer-Ofiee No. 20 Exchange Alley -SATiTR.
DAY, october II, l66S, at IL o'clock NJ Al fha Ma
chants and Auctioneers Exchange ROYAL street.
between Canal and Custombouss streets by yirtna
OF an order Fl ON the Honorable the Second nistrict
court for the parish of Orleans dated AuEust ii
lses the tenoFing described property, viz; -
A, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND witb
the buildings and improvements thereon sitpstsa
IN the suburb suburb IRENE OF this, cl:y, in he
Robertson and Where streets making nSrt ~
lot DESIGNATED by the number ., measuring n feet
depth being the one-hah Of sadlot nearest 10 Kar.
lerec street. s'' :" Aer'
Ierms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
tne expense Of t9s purchaser, Including stamps
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CONTENTS OF A BARBERs SALOON AT

CONTENTS OF A BARBERs SALOON AT
Auetion-Successon of Henry Gresn-No. s2427
pre-. ReE FERRET, AUoTToNEER. OFFICE
II No. 50 Bienyille street, FRIDAY October q 1894
az half past four O'Clock, P. NJ. the premises No
y Front Levee street, between Elysian Fields and
Marigny streets, BY virtue of an order from the
Hon. L, Duvigneaud Judge of the Second Dist let
court OF New Orleans dAt ed October 2 1855
bers' Saloon
ALSO
"A "A iot Of IuRNITURE, such as Armoirs Tables 8,
AND
A case of Surgical Instru ents
oct69 '~-S~'' HO'9''
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Q. s. MARsHAL's MONT


Jacob HourI vs.. Four RarsI
IN .TaK UNITED STATES DIsTRICT.
4 for the District Of Louisiana. M ef-l
dience to an Admiralty warrant to me n
the above entitled suit, haTs seized and
FOUR BARGES now libeied By Jacob 4
the causes set forth in the libel novl
in the District Court of the United StstsJ
And do hereby cite and edmonish thel
owners thereof, and al and every person
having Or pretending TO have any right, L.
trict Court Of the United States, for IN
aforesaid, to be holden Mt the city OF New d
or before the THIRD MONDAY from
hereof to show cause, y any they have OF
the said Barges should not Lbe condem
United States Marshafs OHos New
twenty-hith day Of September, 1863.
F. j, HERO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06

A correspondent writing from German
town, Ohio, September 10, says that Ohio
will ride through the storm with her ban
ners flying with $4,000 majority for Grant.
Scheuck's Congressional District is sure.
The Republicans will defeat Vallaudigham
easy. The letter concludes thus: =;
thought when | was in New York that there
was no person but Seymour, but we have
got some one else out here"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
HIpolIte Relat u. H,n,o- :

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FORi
a ish of OrleAns-No. q, s45,-By virt
of seizure and sale, to me directed nv M
Lhe Fourth District Court for the ~
leans, IN the above entitled cause, / vii
sell at pubic auction, at the nerchari
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, betwa,
Customhouse streets, in the Second Olsi
city, on SATU RDAY, October 10 1853
M, the following described priority. IA
l. A LOT Or GROUND. together WI
lngs thereon and appurtenAnces theret;
situated in the Second District Of this
part of lot No. IL, in square No is
MAN, 81. Ann. johnson and Galves
measuring, taid lot, accord uR to A ska.
70 an act OF sac from Felix NJ Jacobe
Gerodias, on he twelfth February ~
Dorlocourt, Notary Pubic in this city, !.
teet three inches front on Main siree
hundred and ten feet on fine senSr,t
property OF +. N. Jsoobs, about one N
seventeen feet sn the side line senar,N
property of Gurlie or assigns; this iast
so as to form point in the rear.
Being the same property acquired b
by purchase from Felix NJ. Jasobs, %
before A., Doriooourt, Notary Pubic
dated February II, 1882
The SAME LOT as above describs.
buildings and improvements thereon,
8. AND A LOT OF GROUaD, and
ances thereunto belonging, situsted A.
ssduaEe a. tne above property, and mead
teet 'front.' on Main street, BY one hundred
feet IN depth, between parallel lines.
by said def ndant from jacques AIphonss
per act before said A. Doriocotirt. MI
fourteenth May, 1851.
AS the whole more fully appears and
IN two COPIES Of acts Of NOR cages bv sals1
70 John K. CLAY, dated sixt4Aith July
nrst August, 1866, respectively!
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXI
se9A oelO Sheritf Of the Parish oi
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLES URsIN PLICoUE-
No. le 80.

R4 = &U1NAULT, AUOTTONEER of.
NJ ~ nee Exchange Alley and Bienyille street-SAT.
SS1A al OetoDer II, 1858, will be sold at twelve
oolook ~, a. the Msrchants' and Auctioneers' Ex.
onAnae' hoya street between Canal and Customhouse
strests, cy virtue Of an order from the HopoYable
the Second District Court of the parish Of OrIesns
as.ed fourth September 1855 tho following property
.AiLQTo OF GROUND. situated in the Third Dis.
Iiet OF inns city, in square bounded by Franchmen
french measure. iortyone feet more or less front
on tIenchmen street, by one hundrad and turartv
feet deep. The whole aErseaDly to nlan 10 ~ az
hibited at the Exchange. -
This property is sold subject to A lease endino
thirty hrst March, le75, at the rate Of IS 20 nsT
month sald lease can be examined at the Auction.
The buildings erected on the above property are
not included in the sale, the same being owned by
TeIms-One half cash, and the balance Al ona
year STedt for note secured BY mortgage and bear
before ~ Bonny notary public, at the expense Of the
Pa az neindlng the United States stamps as
sells ocl S1T2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
RECEIPTS oF PRnnunR.

YICKSBURG-Steamer Robert Z Lee-l7Is bales
cotton 2466 SKIS cotton seed and sundry produce
OUISNILLE-Steamer Indana-i96 bales cotton
70 hhds tobacco horses, mules neat cattle, and full
cargo Western produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mageuta-723 bales cotton 8
hhds tobacco and Western produce
BAYOU SARA-SteAmer Nina Simmes-209 bales
cotton % SKIS and 81 bbs rice 100 SKIS cotton seed 81
SKIS seed cotton
SHREVEPoRT-Steamer Right Way-4ei bales
cotton and sundry produce
SlMMSPORT-Stsamer Kankakee--eT bales
cotton 75l SKIS cotton seed
LAFOURCHE-Steame Hetty Gilmore-2s bbls
rice ia SKIS bran bbls IA SKIS corn
rice 3S SKIS bran
TOHEFUNCTA RIvER-sehooner Rebeccs-
3d. brick
PETIT OAILLoU-Lugger GeuI Tacou-isOOo
pounds moss '
BAYOU DIES ALLAMANDs-Lugge Bencor-
30 bbls potatoes
By THE RAILROAD
PER JACKSON RAILROAD-October 4-403
bales cotton 100 bbs pork IS bxs dse cases tobacco
l50 pcs bagging 400 feet lumber
PER OPELOUSAS RAILROAD-October Ala
bales cotton Il hides
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TMpnRTS

INDIANOLA AND GALv ACCOMPLISHMENTS
cattle
sheeting
MOBILR-Steamer Frances-l20 bales cotton
MOBlLE-Steamer Lucretia-33 bales cotton IS
bdls paper
R0CkLAND-Bark Cephas Sterratt-4122 bbls
lime 60 bales hay LOU ship knees
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Bloo-aeld & steel Va. rhom]

EIFTH DISTRICT COUHT FOR M
Il of Orleans, No. II, e42.-By virtue OF
tacias to me directed BY the HonoraI
District Court for the Parish of OrIean,N
entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at III
AZ tne MerchAfts' and Auctioneers' ExcsI
street., between Canal and CustVmhoul
we second District of this citv- On
October 20, lee9, at tive We O'clock Nj. III
as THREE PtoSRESRssff AYflNS' DoTs OF al
gether with all the buildings and M
etc., situate in the First District Of M
square bounded by Canal, Marais, Cas-
lere streets, designated as Nos. one, M
on plan drawn by j. Pile, late SutI4
third of May, 1889, deposited in the OIL
Hermann, late o Notary Public In dill
one and two measure each twenty al
inches and 81 lines front on Canal stree
OF one hundred and seventeen feet ~
nye hnes, between parallel lines. lot No
the cerner OF Canal and Marzis street,
ttnree measures twenty-one feet three h
INES frons on Canal street, BY one
twenty.seven feet ten inches and Eve n
between parallel lines, American measph
with the use OF an alley in the reafs
opening on Marais street, common "a 4
being ten feet wide. Being the same
CURED by defendant by pu<ch ase from Ii
len, per act passed before James GvsA
Fnoilc IN TINS city, dated August 2, 1865
seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THUS. L MAXI
sels oc5 10 Sheriff OF the Parish 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
PROPERTY ON PRIRUR STkEET-sIJuoRS.
sion OF ohm Haha.

PROPERTY ON PRIRUR STREEr-sUuOEs.
sion OF ohm Haha.
RX CHA11LEs u. POTTER, Auc.
DAY, October "a, 1868, at u O'clock nj, will be
sold At the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchanee
~ virtue Of az order from the Honorable the second
distinct Court for the parish Of Orleans dated San
A CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUND sitp,tad IN A..
square comprised within Poydras johnson Perdido
square SAID lot measures % feet inches and llne
on Frieur street. by ISL feet in depth together
Win ~ an the buildings and improvements thereon
Ierms-fiye hundred dellars on a credit Of one
snq Two years in notes divided in coupons with
s'Ent per cent interest from date until paid with
mortgage On the property. the buildings to Be- in.
ieu And the policy transferred and in case Of suit
70 recover the amount due the purchaser will pay
i've per cent attorneys fees, the balance PAYABLE
@ the purchaser to assume the taxes for the year
Act of sale before r. j.. Kerr, Notary Public
a. the expense Of the purch Aser including United
states internal Revenue stamps.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
TRAvELERs' GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure Of Railroad
Trains.
North and East via jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at 53c P. NJ. Arrive at 1:5OPM
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leave foot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at 1880 a. II Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at / p N.
Coast Steamers.
For Mohile-Steamer leaves BIineburg every day
on arrival Of p. M. PontchartraIn cars.
For Mobils-Propeer steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at P. M.
FOR Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian Mississippi
City Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Milreburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival OF
A. N. train; Saturdays on arrival of P. NJ train
going to Pascagoula.
For Florida ports-Stesmship from foot Of Oslhope
street on the 9Th and 10th Of every month
For Madisonville. Vaudeville, etc.-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival of p. N. train; Saturday, P. NJ.
Sunday excursion, 6:s0A. NJ
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Coast Steamers.


For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at
e.
For New York-Merchants line every Saturday at
?. N.
For Baltimore and Havana-Steamship from jack
Square on the LIST and 18th OF every month.