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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-08
Hew Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2 2-CorToN.-The failure
of the Liverpool market to sustain the quotation OF
12d added to the declining tendency OF gold and e1-
change with the small stock Firing, combined to
reduce the days business to $500 bales-though
prices paid showed an advance Of fully zc on es-
terday's quotations
email lot of stained Ordinary brought 26c; list
of Low Middling was sold at 277lc; while a;much
larger one, CHASING barely Low Middhng, was iaken
at 28c-the highest sale Of the season. lot OF l60
bales that was bought Monday morning before the
news at 26c CHASING strict Low Midding, was resold
to-day at 2sHc.
We quote Ordinary 26ca-; Good Ordinary 262la
27Hc; Low Middlir 6 27,la2s1c; and Middling 29ca
- There is not apparently ever 6OuO to 5000 bales
actually on the market. The gross receipts OF the
past two days do not reach over 1900 bales.
Liverpool dispatches up to 1.20 p. NJ report no
change in prices; with sales OF $1,000 bales. The
New York market is steady, with the quotation OF
2Sc for Upland and 29c for Orleans Mddling.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1st, 1s67.... bales-15?5G
Arrived to-day. LIn
Arr led previously. 602 ,VaI-6u3,2lo
sls, IA
Cleared to-day: ..:...........-.-...... none
Stock on hand and ON stipboard. 1882
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Other kinds are in moderate request, with sales
since our last of 5000 bags Maracaioo on private
HAYS M in fair demand, at soc for shipping and
ST 1Oa1 40 for retail lots.
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PORT CALENDAR.

rHAsEs OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 7th, hours. s minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 14th, 5 hours, 26 minutes, evening.
New Moon, ODD, hour, l2 minutes. evening.
First Quarter, 99tb, hour, 10 minutes, evening.
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Nashville Market.

NaShvIIIe Market.
NASHVILLE, April 4-CoTroN-There was con-
siderable activity in the cotton market during the
morning and prices ran up as high as 2ssc, but in
the afternoon buyers became little uneasy, believ-
ing that prices had reached their maximum The
market was very much excited both In Liverpool
and New York, and there is 10 telling what the
figures may reach. The stock en- hand is 30 small
here that there is net much room for speculation.
Receipts 215 bales. Shipped 1G bales, and sales OF
$50 bales, as follows: us at 2Sc % at 2s1c at 25c
n at 271Ic, IS at 28]Sc, and s at 27c.
So COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1867. .622
Received to-day. ...................... 2l5
Received previously S6s-6S'VsA
Total. ........ 6s,cos
Shipped to-day. 10 10 .. ONO
Shipped previously 60'se2-o',oIo
Stock on hand to-day. 172s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-14

ne &ritif. $50 Oies fehIe, Millle chen
ndAaeholfen ueroen 6urd) nfterriHts
nlitteI, bllr1 Mfufeetl, A'eIde tlibt blos
sei9ten; mas, fOn0erR ipiees entitebe.
limb Oasn m6ge aud bic Yrei1e mite
ipirfef, ipie fie bisbet 20 fdotl lsio
fat nlein BITS getban, Odniit ie.
Der iueroe, mas er ipereen fole: elm
eeiiti9 unabbdngi9er Nfenidl (Slns
baItenber Beifal.
9tad &dIuB Der &ebe trail S6nig
S6bann 5u 8irbptu un0 ancere gtota J
hitit1lGn berat Inn eiaiga lRefte nit
ibnen all tpedleln. Grlt na66em Der
Song nnOAOir f0ni9liAeu 4rilSen bas
a6faf berlttBen, ging bte 8erfdlRhiIhhS
aus einaneer. 9lnl beuti0en @benoe
iparcen Bic frenloen Safe III Den
DISQUALIFICATION bes Sdi4erl6loBhens
pHpm f0ni9l. 5taatsminilterignt be-
pipirtbet. flA s 8sag Is
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m ban ale ref,nhfifonfSd1en 9Jfn,


boffen. baB ale repabIitanif6en Wfas
loritdteu biB balm nod berOoppeIt ODER
Derbreifddt lneroen lls0gerl. g8enn elm
Seller fi6 Der gnormen gGibtigfeit be-
iuuBt iit, fuegde Elm repAblifaniftbeF
@ie8 fur bic Sreibeit ullh BDblfabrt
bes 2anoes, ia fur bic syteibeit Der
9an3en fibiIifirtell g8elt IN iih trd9t,
70 iDir0 er ii9erli6 dtle &rdfte aufbies
ten, nm unieren GanOioaten, Grant unO
Golfar, Su einem. gIan3enoeu Gie9e 81
berbelfen, 6anlit enolib iuirflib SSrie6e
tuegoe ull6 aHfer grp6ee Ml0 fdlanes
Mo0ptib 8aterlano iidb nngeit6rt oein
@enulIe Der rei6ea 8aben binGfben
Tonne, nit benen &c bon Der s9Ahsen
Na..tter 3atur belAenH lpnsne.
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Sinfter 6, o areBx 9iariftt
Sir GonereE:
81 sps, IrpiIsr l..uit9..
>3reehtiDs GOaife fit ben efanftka goasi
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Scr gfea....

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ssaa W sl'algt9ea'sll 5S is9 III 2
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~ " " wv! d ~ pstEss anIlsyss.g
of1 haaaVa W. Y 1slst SpA ss!sseE 2es.
UspsAna .sllEDs. R3!s ag u e q Eo,t
pa ,ses " Y : ~ Is.s 2.sI 'p.gs.ss
s Ssnss' 4 gaos. a
800 III Usans OF s1s
$3.50 a.gl !. w. - ~ ~ NY. y
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ssestehIa 81 . 81 .sG - Al
49, ...S 1s sSs -. ~ y al
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ar s,'s,,f;;bge,, ;s ,.ss's $3.50
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ne, sssS; .i,is 49, -
oen ami 6eri,bieSsne Gsfsnn,,o .SseSsf.
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uSQ 4SuyAAgtluY w btHEtt2
bonn fonigl. Staatsninilterium be-
ipirtbet. l.i s 8aig j
Ign GnQIonO lperoert bic
8ienens UNI ben Sonig su neHmert, nit
@5lorofornr sinaeidIafert. Ser feds
ife She'll elmer llnse Gblorofornt oes ]
ltiiet fur eittfl 9eip0bali9en. gtof ,ein
ar0Beret berIanst cine 8ierteIunSe.
Dian felt einen nit einein Ieinenen
Su6e beoeGten Slid stuei GLEN bon
Dem Bienenbaus auf. Sn Die .Mitte
0es Slides felt man einen Fahen
Seller nit @bIoroform linS beoeft i'm
ipr9fatti9 nit einem eilernen 9robtae.
fedte, 10 0ab Die gienen nidJt brett
oararl fomnlerl f0nnen. Stun feIlt man
ben Stof iiber 6as @bIorofornli uno
in ipentger oenn % Wiinuteh fino bic
Sbterden in tiefen @6iaf heriunten
ilnb Iie9en ale auf benz Sil9tudJe.
Der Sonig miro 9enotnnten, Der &orb
iuie0er an fetne Stelle gelebt uhb Die
ipieber ertpddenoen Bietlen febren ets
LENDS in lire 8obnun9 anriif.
-. Heber Bogunli I s. a ~ II
ION s gefin0en briu9t uns Die lebte
@oit saus better auelle b0dit erfreus
lihe Wiittbeilunoen, bic mir unfsren
9eiern, Die lidb fir ben groBen Mimen
obne 8petfer ebea 10 norm intereiTren
ipie mir felbit, nidt borentbalteu ipol<
len. 9lus elmer geilaueu G6ilberung
Der &rantheit, bon DeIder 9err Saz.
ipifon beira9efuAts iuar, erleben mir,
bab berfelbe ME <geiitig gelitten bat
ion6ern bdB ale St0ruhgeit bss Srgas'
1tsnus.@ [ebigfth bon benz ilberret5teft
9ferpens ggittnt oltsaegdn9en iOaren.
SEPT TT 4lLes 9tifli9 beieitist,s Serr
Damif0tl ttaAt lttto ellipfangt pitl Be-
fu5e, Iielt itunoeftlan9 0bne Inter
breGlmg Dor, belubt 7Sbeater, Son ;
certe &c. uno mare ses nid3t .iillls bic fur
feitten 3aifanp ! nod lebr tpiini6ens<
tuertbe Gnge 10 tpittoe fetneln balolgen
QSieoeranftreten Ridts 5n1ebr i'm gSe9e
fteben. III. -. ~. E. : :. - IS
Sn e;nem OIrt;fsI i; The, .'i S;e .9n<
s46nSs IN sPsrifo hsmerft RE 'oon tSa
i,sss r So S "a fonobI Fir Nc gPsr; Fo. :"
,,er me Fir Sie S1eH So as sseS4ss is;n
ir,iirbe's mem gferifo i,on Ser ,o,,,erife"
n;Sfhen11T,,;nn- n5sforh;rt rsi;rnsF' Cir
nnbrres @efd;f nSf,te nisue;dt lei ebenSo
nInifin Fir ,9ferifoS netneisn fsin, q He;n
BE BE amerifaner hafterl es nidlt asnooI 1T l
Aoh Sirh ON ot4Seres ReIA,irp fiir ;enea
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lOie SerfntaullutfD DeMtfcberl
l92at1trfprfc ber in SreSbdlS. 4
Ores6en, as. Sent. z !

den Aflth1bii, Die 81 Ole1el1t 3treGes
debielt tpnrbef mar, Regaun, beutes8ors |
rrittaa 10 dbr Bic srfe llaIIaeiheine
Sibnng Der AZ. 8erfattmlutlg oeuts
itbers go turfprider Anbes Qler3te, enllo
atuar III Qlnipefenbett oes SrOnprinSen
gilbert, 6es 9rinaen @eorg, Der Staats>
bon salrenftein lttb bon glos
ais aatuib, ioiuie Der @piben ftao>
ttider nno f0l1ialiAer 8eb0rOen.
Spater erfdien AUDI Der S6nig So>
bann. Ser 8orliben6e, Sofratb 9r.
Garus, 4ueI6er bereits i'm Sabre 1922
bel bem ins 9ebentretet Der @ers
tafamtung nlit9eipitft, be9raBte 6eute
pieielPe bnr4 einen geOruften Set
Inter Sen gortrdaeu mar defenders
Ser bon 8rof, Or. 8ir1otp benterfenss
tpsrtb. Derielbe begann aunddft nit ]
Der Soffnung, baB bic Sra9e peoen
Decentralization oes 'unterriHts in ben
@Droer9ruao tretel1 iperbe, fobaIb 6as
gbfenl Des betpaffnete1t SSrtsbens, lrtls
ter Dem iebt.alles feltfse, Doriiber iei s
Oenn iiberau bre1e fd f9on ieBt btelles
ber5eu9utg 8abn, oab cine anoere
Sorm pes unterFtpts 9efnnoen percsn
mule, fpefltl europa 0en Stanepailft
Ieiner Sntelt9ens bebouptert noble, %
biirfe nun aud bic 9latttIotlduhg f,i9t
il!ebr, fp Der paffpen Steltin9 bleiberti
bie fte bisber per .poftipen Srgonflas
tion pes Staates gegetuber ngeHofns
men, ,3foar lprddeit nod Mand)e BON
ibrer7 gsfdBrHden gtgentlblMlt9t
absf nit gllnrs9t' Alts ' Der Seize pes t J,
Isslsbften llt'fle oft latt9t Sabre 1lls r.
egg fpqrllqss Ntdf, oann tperoe erlf till
Elstnen 1fetls pom 5'eirnls 9enollen I, oas
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fg,Ilfrl99 ag 9reltpl' perTagrsn. 2Sp9t
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legt 1atfei1 pse SgnEea psEgalfntBntas
PIG nlir peffg aTnsen aus psr 'eefllr :;
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gisIe. HiirasF babeu TIRE MATTER 8 oren
me e as /. Suit 1868 ltd tle tbh 6a 6seihe siSen
FEDS Monq Nict he1ebEta o. Aaun fem sEniieF fea
Mle eutSn @iirgef nsroef eriai6ts i6faTt abIuna
sm le n, uin e6 Sem Department. p1GIicb az MAIDEN
bite 9Selke pbre &exltM tin Baifa 81 erbaI,ea
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fDenfs %tsitnf9tst, SwslHe a8dN fer Detbrau&en hem
@efete nt9t na1tommens 10 sutre tbnen has @QIlesl
abget@Icffsn wsrbsrl. = & ~ e
feptt6 1@ HaEsrtaEen. GoAestpr.
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StuttsR &VutuIts PtEuItusII
SEQ. Q. snfffen, sesresar.


0r. Gfaatrr BON Msttertea.
Staat Resu 9urfs Sfabt d1b Gouatp Stem Dort, IS.
it6 nf,b al tpiffe fei hermit bas beute am fes=
Sebnien Suit ehtvbnnhert uo n5t uro feo6sig
no olpila ~ erep iMatss eiaem Gemmfe
p Der Staot Stem gotf iuohnbatt resbtmdi ig engt<
les Senneiee mn ben 9sfesen oefeI en- 9emds, UNI
bic Entertaining 9ofnneitte u. ~ bofelbft su
aeotan9em poer 81 regtfriren, entsegen gu nebmen,
Graitns Spman &rdfoent uab Geo. 81. SnifFen, Ses
tret6r Der Ruidsrtpder 2.bens Mei ,d5erunas Gez
enfdaft perfDnIi erfttenet. rueIde ieSer beonbers
aehoria aeei1moren Dor ntr ertIortgn unb aeten,
aaB bic NnsslseeHb eiten AnS Sasens uie iie IN
net9etustn Setidt ben ne nnteE5etdnet baben, ats
9egeben ino, tbrent beften gten niio @lauteIl ges
mat auf Der Babrbet bsruben.
Sum 8alsnb beiIen babe Id Giefss nutsri5dsben
L. s. lnb NIT meirerr 5ieqel uerfeBen am aee~
rRannten Gage unbe SABRE.
@ts%& @tpiR q. Gofeb, iRA.,
gommiiIicner fir ben Staat Senne1ee,
Office 80. 81 9EoafrnBe, ReIp yorf.
Abidrtit beeIaubist: s. q. Draper.
Gtaat 9enneffee.
Gomptroueris Office &afbpite, i. sui 1851
SD, @. 3D. 8Iadbpriti Comptroller bes S6ases,
beiteinige hermit, bas bic Rntderboder 2ebeHsuerz
PORT atli6liie tr bifitEfd edlars SFItefgff
5a Oa eIs S,aT Ne siss. an en- s
Ienneiiee auferlegtsn MnfeFserHn9en naob9efommeu
1T nnn ferner bef9einige id, bab S. B. Sparling,
4gent eenanntes efeai Aafs zen stforberunsen Der
StGatsseisfe, etlnen uno fetseteht fr ici9e 6dae,
II. ST gBesbaIb sendiinIe Eniderbof aebens.
! Berii9erunSs @eieui1nit autoriiirt lift,
/ 3exjAeruuaal,en uneA men siinn bos 8ers
ffdberungs= 8ef6dft in nieiem Staate su
9afbnile. SenHsfiee ~ betreiben.
%. Nd, BladbHrn.
.6k&&&&8 @entpfrniier re1sE earneiiee
an12ba Gurd y Innfet.
.
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MM4sW9 49, -, q z.
i,sf OFFICIAL ORGAN milf
FOR TIE STATE COUNTY All 4sl GIT
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-12

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ooIJRT
ios re Fifth Circuit and District of Louisana-
10. .S5oa-By virtue of q writ of heri facias Is
saeo by the above named Court in the above sH-
o fsbS sp ans , received By me 90 the r.t day
e 6s h@b sad Wy expose Sr sale a gTbS sqcte
twenty seventh day Of June 1858 at the door Of he
courthouse a. Franklin, in the parish Of St Mary
tb a. sne n9uI OF d2 twelve O'Clock, no0ns
!. A CERTAIN TRAoT on LAND established
Mary Louisapa fronting on tbs BSVep pess % 80. ~
the Bayou ShAfer containing about eleven hu CRED
alton. bounded on the east BY lands beonRine -
the Messrs. Vincent, on the north BY Bayou Bosuf.
the buildings and improvements thereon. as well ~
al the appurtenanees and implements of husbandry.
=. A YER i2IE TRACT OF LAND or sugar
plantation situated in the parish OF ST. MARY Louis
ANA on the west bank Of The Bayou Shaher bounded
east BY sad 6syou west by public lands south By
Eyans,andoontAininga about one hundred and twenty
seven acres, ana being lots two three tour and
south range twelve east, southeastern district Of
ALSO ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. situated
on ol Sala Bsyep shstter containing about hftynne
north by lands Of Barker D0zy (as supposed SOUTH
and west by public lands, and being lot number five
gether with ali the buildings and insroveneSts On
said tract ct laud, and al the appur saces thereto
3 q CEET&iE Ain T TR sRPST'a ~ p..ss5tL oF
LAND situated in the aforesaid H.r " * Mary,
twenty arpents on said bayou ip~ t.sr4 FORTY
arpents, containing about sis A.D Al 4 pentsy
the same as acquired fro q .ll W vi u aSt be-
fore Thomas A, smith, a Nc. AZ VI 4 " the said
parish OF ST, Mary, July H. ~ ssid tract Of
land being situated in towqshipais south range
thirteen east southeast disgreg md bounded
below by the lands Of Jare, Sand p, and above
by the lands ofIareton, togs. % all the build
Ings ana improvements thereon, ~ ell as all the
stock, appurtenances, and implements of husbandFy
thereunto belonging or in anywise sppertaiBjng
viz;
On Tract i-DWelling House and Outbuildings
four Cabins, Sugar House and Machinery, one
stable aud Corncrib, Blacksmith shop Draining
Machine, two Mules, two HarrowB, two sets Mule
Harness, two Spades Ak, eight Plows, and
about fifteen acres OF Cane planted
On ? ract 2-Dwelling House and OutbuildiRgg,
four Cabins, one Cane Mill, and four Sugar Kettles
Seized as above stated to satisfy the plaintiffs
). p. Van Bergen s--ciaim Of ten thousand one
hundred dollars, with interest, and ali costs per
judgment.
Terms Of Sale--Cash at time of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes. costs Of deed inter
nal revenue stamps, record, etc. at expense Of
purchaser.
United States MsrshaIs Office. New orisanz.
Mag Il, 1868
81. HEBRON U. s. Marshal,
No. 75s-myl5 3 60 ies Is2OT
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PETITION.

New ORLEANS, January Is. 1863.
of New Orleans: " VAC wy
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPERTY HOLDERS
4 on Peters and CLAY streets, second district Of
this city, respectfully beg to represent the necessity
OF SIDEWALKS on the above named streets from Cont
poOpstomhouse street. ana pray that your honora
bic body will pass an ordinance authorizing and
compelling the property holders to have the said
sidewalks laid at once
We also further beg to represent the propriety Of
the city having Clay street graded and macadamized
from Oonu to Oustomhouse street, at its own ex
pense, in the same manner as ii has been done from
Oonuto 1t Louis street, as believe that the ben
ehts extended to one more should be extended 10
all on the same street. and in this view we solicit
your honorable body TO instruct the City Surveyor
proceed IN the grading and macAdamizing Of ClaJ
street from Cont to Customhouse street
And as in duty bound We Will ever pray.
WILLIAM H VREDhNBURG per William II
Vredenburg. Jr, feet Peters street. and 100 feel
JEAN PETIT 2oa feet on Clay street. 2o2 on Petert
street.
): AvET, 200 feet on Clay street, leo on Peter.
street.
A. D. GRIFFF, so feet on Clay street
b. j. BERKENY, 81 feet on CLAY street
a. IONA, IS feet on Clay street
FELIX LABArUT. 80 feet on Clay street, so on
Peters street.
A. H. D'MEZA, 50 feet on Clay street.
on Peters street.
A. JACQUET, per pro A. Beckett, 80 feet on CLAY
street. so on Peters street
Total number of feet in square 1874; total number
Of feet in petition lisa aplb sw
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
FhoPosALs FOR OoRN.
OFFIcR OHIEF QUARrERAaAsrER,
Firth Military District,

oFF1cR OHIEF QuARrERlaAsrER, ,
Firth Military District, !
New Orleans. La, June II, ls6s
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
- I've received until u o clock no n, on WkpNkS
DAY. the first day Of July, le8s for uroishing the
QuArterms stRr Department with Corn, or an equn
number Of pounds Of Oats or Bailey, IN sacks, AZ
plas es and in quantities as follows:
An tin, eKas, $500 bushels
Fort InRe. 80 bushels;
Fort CLARK, $500 bushels;
t For Duncan, 800 bushels;
Fort btoc ton, IA, 600 bushels;
Fort Davis 300 bushe s.;
Fort Bliss, $50 bushels;
Fort ason 100 bushels;
Fort Coneho, l4,000 bushels
Fort Qutman, 4750 bushels;
Fort Richardson, 1000 bushels
Fort Griffin, "a 000 bushelsi
Fort AoKayitt 500 bushels;
Camp Verde, 200 bushels.
These amounts, however, may be somewhat modi.
lied before the day of letting The contracts.
All bids TO furnish the above must be for good
sound, merchantable shelled Corn, Oats, Barley,
Delivery to commence by the tirst day Of August
lss and TO proceed at the rate OF not less than
third Of the whole amount per month and in such
quantities as to keep the post continuously supplied
at such rate.
SAtisfao DRY evidence of the solvency Of each bid
The right is reserved to reject any OF all bids that
may be offered.
Proposals must be plainly Endorsed Proposals.
for Corn" and addressed to Breyet Brigadier Gen
eTai j. A. Potter, Chief Quartermsster District Of
By order Of Brevet Major General R. O.
OHAs. II. ToMPKINs.
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
jell Ct Fifth Military District.
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whole neighborhood. That whole neigh
borbOod is sorry to hear it-and really can
not see IL. Er# TTEfa F
Before daybresk yesterday morning fire
was discovered in the large frame dwelling
2S4 and 2s6 Csrondelet street, one portion Of
which was occupied by Mr.. White, and the
other part by Mrs. Schwartz, and owned by
Mr.. Molter, with partial insurance. 1t is
supposed that as the flames were first dis
covered in the upper story of the place, the
fire was caused by carelessness.
To enter mans house feloniously is bad
enough; but to beat him when in, as did an
unknown fellow with Mr.. A. Degord is too
much; but this was not all, for the rascal
then helped himself to $3.50 In money, sew.
eral pieces ofjewelry, and q fne gold watch.
The villain left pair of old shoes and hat
in the yard, and they can now be obtained
in the third district stat:onhouse.
Burglars were lively as mokes Wednesday
night. The premises, Ill st. Charles street,
Mr.. Degord's residence in the third district,
Mr.. Elam's dwelling on Josephine street,
Mr.. .Alexander's house corner Rampant and
Felicity streets, and two other private
places were ransacked by cracksmen with
skill.
Lieutenant Schneider, first district police,
was full of business yesterday morning, and
prompt in keeping off an idle Let of people
whose curiosity overcame their discretion.
There being no use for loafers around the
City Hall he gave them hints to depart, and
so kept the place clear. Had there arisen
an emergency Schneider would have been
equal to the chances.
A gentleman with small hitch in his
speech yesterday informed us that the
aspirant for Chiefs honors could not be a
good diamond because ne had failed to cut
out the incumbent.
An uncommon sight was seen neer this
city last Sunday. A crippled duck, unable
to wing her way to cold climate to raise
her brood, had perforce brought up her
family of ten pretty little ones in Bayou
Barataria, and at the time mentioned she
was gloryipg in all the pride that belongs
to maternity. She and her entire family
might have been captured.
Assistant Recorder Joubert yesterday
fined Robert Freeman and A. johnson SIC
for running bouquet wagon without a
license.
James Hanlan was sent to the same tri
bunal on charge of larceny-that is, steal
ing trunk containing SIS worth of ma
terials.
An effort was made yesterday to eonvoke
the so-called new Board Of Aldermen, but
did not succeed for some unknown reason
The Overalls and Afteralls hope General
Grant will stay at West Point until they
gain their point.
The new Council hope to accomplish 4
great deal OF good for themselves ant
friends during the two weeks Of their exist
ence.
The Assistant Aldermen have not ye'
been able to swallow quorums worth o
the required oath. 1t goes down hard will
some of them. Better not try too hard
boys; If swallowed it may come up agaiI
some day and bring you up with it
Around the City Hall on dit that c onwa,
was busily engaged all yesterday in making
sham promotions and appointments on tn
police force.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-12

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
1 for the Fifth Circuit and District of LouieIuaa5
by the above named Court in the above fntitied
suit and received by me on the twenty drst
my possession and will expose for sale at rub 4uc-
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, on TUE sDAY.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal
street between Canal and 0ustomhouse streets. in
TWU 8FRTAiS RoPsE 6F GROUND with aE
the buildings and improvements thereon, situate
in the Fourth District of this city. in the square
bounded AK y C Ss@R onescR1 PhiD AND s
mated by the letters A and a sketch annexed 20
in this city, on the eighteenth Of March 1851, b
which said Galaher acquired SAID property; lot A
depth and front on Chestnut street Of one hundred
and fifty feet between parallel lines. and lot has
ftysiE feet front on Philip street BY depth of one
hundred and fifty feet on the line Of OF A. and
one hundred and twenty feet on the opposite par
allie side line from which depth it extends at right
angles toward Camp street for,y-three feet ten
inc Is two and quarter lines. hence parallel with
Philip street nnety-nine feet ten inches two and q
quarter lines to the line dividing the two lots all
Seized as Dove stated as the property Of the defend
ant and to be sold to satisfy the PLAINTIFF a. H.
d Meza 81 claim Of twenty-nine hundred and thirty
five dollars and twelve CENTS with interest and all
costs, as per Judgment.
The buildings and improvements on lot A. consist
Of splendidly built tWostoy and attic
Brick DWELLING, modern in all its finish,
side verandas, built retired from the
street, wide hall, two beautiful TN she'd parigra
and large dining room, besides kitchen, laundry.
and other convenienoes on the hrs floor; three
large and one small airy, and well finished bed
rooms and bath room in the main and three gallery
rooms the second floor. with large attic rooms
finished. large cisterns. gas throughout, and ~
necessary outbulldugs. On lot is q tIFo-star
Frame House. used as carriage house, which With
little expense might be converted into good dive
ing.
Terms of Sale-Cash at the time Of adiudicatio
in United States Treasury notes.
Costs Of deed and internal revenue stamps record
ing, ETC., at expense of purchaser.
United States MarshHPs Office, New Orsana,
twenty FIRST day Of May, 1865
District Of Louisiana
No. Ts5-my22 q is4ul78