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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
For the American.
Notices Cor Use In Democratic Process
s;ons

"But your candidate I cannot be-
II oraiio Seymour.
II WANTED CHASE NoMISATEp."--
Horatio Seymour.
III would rather sleep with NIooEn
than a DEMocRAr."-[Bran =. Blair's
speech at Terre Haute, Ind.
"The President elect should declare the
State organizations in the South uncon-
Estitutional, and dsperse the carpet-bag.
gers with the U. s. Army.'-[F. p. Blair.
A few days after the New York Con.
vention:
"If had been as cool rs I am now. /
should have declined. - Horatio Sey-
mour.
"If the unanimous nomination should
be rendered me, l am bound in honor to
decline, az 4 could not be eiscted."- Ho-
ratio Seymour.
81 nominate Il. p. Blair."-[Gen. Pres
ton. y. 3. A.
al second the motion. "-TGen. Wade
Hampton. y. 5. A.
al support the nominee with all my
hsart."-[Gen. Forrest, y. s. A.
Fort PILLOW.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

'..s''su aion sisspSbIiosn Ticket. :,
faF fsAA<- - n 49, tft+- e ht.-'
y ,ese 'ssisrerl President, = & Alsss
GEN. ULYSSES 9. GRANT IL
80 o'ss-Nfrnr rics Proidsnt, 1e,i
"a -. -. scHuYLER coLrAx. s.. .as,
: =, 90 -. For Governor. -. fs,.I
Colonel CONRAD BAKER. Of vsndsrburs.
,-e For lisuisnant Governor-- 49,. !,
Colonel WILL CUMBACK, Of Decatur y
For Secretary Of State
Dr.. MAX g. A.lHoFFMAN, Of Casa
:, For Asdi,or of State,
Major J. D. EVANS. Of Hsmil,on.
81 = For Treasurer Of State, =
General y ATTAIN K1MBAI.I, Of Martin.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court -.
Captain THEODORE ". Mccoy, Of Clarke
For Reporter OF the Supreme Court, =
Colonel JANIS q. BLACK, Of Msrion.
scIrFor ATTORNEY General, 6. Tsst
nELANA T. WILLIAMSON, Of Puipam.
!. Fer Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
BARNABAs q. HOBBS. Of Wayne. 8.
For Congress, 4sh District. =
GEo..w. JULIAN.
s. For Common Pleas Judge - ,as.
JNo. =. KIBBEY.
.r. For District Prosecutor,
VA: II, JONES. 81 =.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Great Republican Meeting Of Terrs
Haute. ="

General Carl schurs arrived 10 Terre
Hauis on Monday evening. The German
Republicans turned out 10 force early in
the evening, and, headed by band, mar.
ched TO the Terre Haute House, and es-
cortsd the General to the old Court House,
where be addressed . large and most en-.
thusiustic audience. The procession was
an entirely impromptu affair, but mum.
bered fully 600. The Court House was
packed full, and hundreds left for want Of
standing room. The canvass in that Dis
trict Is opened in earnest, with splendid
prospects for sweeping Republican victor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Hon. Schuyler Colfax and His Excur
sion Party.

The Hon Schuyler Colfax aud party
left Chicago on Monday afternoon for the
Rocky Mountains, via Omaha. The par
" consists Of the following persons: Hon
schuyles. Collar, Lieutenant Governor
Rrosv, sam. Bowles, OF the Springfield
Republican: Mr.. aud Mrs. Matthews, two
Misses Matthews, cousins; Miss Bowlcs,
Miss Wade, niece Of Hon. B. +. Wade,
aud viii Todd, private secretary Of Mr..
Culf.x --ten in,Al. 'TheyiwiIitake pref.
I, skofouph Isngs through the Rocky
Mountains, and he absent aboatsix weeks.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

Dear Americon,-A lady who prides
herself upon being intellectual aud dis.
likes stupidity, who fai'srs herself that
she possesses the desirable requisites for
gliding home Preside, would be grstifed
by a eorrespopdenee with the gentleman
OF Laurel, whose attractive matrimonial
IN last weeks american has gained her
attention, and whose views 90 fully hsr-
monise with her own, pic,uripg so strong.
ly the advantages arising from a union
with himself In the correspondence the
utmost refinement Of sentiment must be
observed. and the views OF parties inter.
changed. The lady is Republican In
principle. and prepossessing in mapners;
not the least bit romantic" Hoping
that the gentleman will not come TO The
conclusion Of the ancient rhymester,
That " one fool should advertise,
Another bigger fool replies,
but that this letter may meet with BIS en-
tire appreciation, will close my letter.
Address isabel" through the columns Of
the american.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
a Democratic Convention Breaks up Il
~ y sAIr Row.

The Democratic Convention which met
at Greenfield, Ohio, on Monday, for the
purpose OF nominating an additional
Judge offhe Common Pleas Court, for
that sabdisision Of the district, broke up
in q row at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, falling to
make nomination. the disagreement be-
ing upon credentials. The utmost con-
fusion and iuhsrmoniOus feeling prevailed
throughout tho Convention. The whisky
ring, from Ross county, 10 its endeavors
TO rule, was the main cause Of the disa.
greement. The Convention adjourned as
above. to meet on the lst Of September
next, which is about equivalen, TO de.
feat Of their candidate.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

There will be Grand Mass Conven-
ton Of the Fighting Boys in Blue, and
ofal Soldiers and Sailors who have tough,
10 the war against rebellion, to be held al
Indianapolis on Tuesday, 18th inst. Am
pie accommodations will be made for ev'
erybody. "The latch.string will be out
Prominent speakers from all parts Of the
country will be in attendance. Half fare
arrangements will be provided on all rail-
roads.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Grant & Colfax Club In Metsfuors
Township.
Elm GROVE SCHOOL HoUs'

METAMoRA Tp., AUG. LIST, 1868. = !
Mr.. BISoHAM,-Dsar Sir: We this
evening formed Grant and Colfax Club
under the most favorable auspices. Rev,
j. S. Alley, Lieut.. Will X. Lee and Mr.
l.. Gates addressed the meeting. Meta
mora Township will give good account
OF herself this fall. Hurrah for Grant
and Colfax.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Revenue INSPECTORS Go Out Of ONCE.

The spirits aud tobacco law provides
that all Inspectors appointed under the
old act shall go out Of Office in ten days
after the former becomes law. The limi
tation expired on Thursday Of last week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

A Grand Mass Meeting for tie State
has been decided upon for the 18th q
August at Indianapolis. Ten thousand
Fighting Boys in Blue will be there 10
udlrJr,n, and speeches will be made BY
Major General Daniel Il. sickles, Major
General George II. Thomas and Hon.
John A. Logan. ,rt r
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Il after from Washinaton.

A letter from our most worthy Wash.
iugton correspondent, ~. X. Gu" dated
July 20. 1868, was accidentally mislaid,
and therefore did not appear in the col
umns Of the Amerieux. II has just "turn-
ed up" and we hasten to give it to our
readers:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Matthew e. Hull is now demOcra

Matthew r. Hull Is now democrat,
pure aud simple, and Is pleading the cause
OF Seymour aud Blair in Hancock county.
1.-THE dog has returned TO his vemit and
the hog to It's vallow in the miref' Since
Matthew has went over, the democracy
have given up the cause as "lost"-they
say that with Blair aud Hull. the load is
too heavy Richmond Palladium.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Great Republican Gain.

The Democrats Of New Albany, Ind,
elected their Mayor on Tuesday by l42
majority--a Republican gain Of 700.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Gen. Grant at st. Louis.

Gen. Grant arrived In St. Louis Wed.
nssday night, and left for his farm the
next afternoon.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

Seymour has officially accepted his
nomination.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-04-22
NEW. NEWER, NEWEST,
Books! Books! Books!
BENEFITS NEWS DEPOT,

WHERE You WILL ALSO FIND
DLANK BOOKS of every descrip.
ID ton. from l23 cent Pass-Book to Mo
rocco bound Ledger.
Large and small cap paper, ass'd sizes,
Commercial Note-Paper, Ladies do,
Fine Overland Wallpaper, Bill-Paper,
Large and small. Mourning Paper,
Buff and White Envelopes,
Ladies' Note open-end Envelopes,
Diaries for 1865.
Standard Works on the War,
Newspapers from the United States and
Europe, in various languages,
Harpers' and Leslie's Publications,
Chimney Corner, in monthly parts,
Waverly Magazine, in monthly parts,
lie Bon Ton of Paris Fashions,
MaSame Demorest's Mirror of Fashions,
Godey's Ladies' Book,
Novels by Every Steamer,
Noveletts, American Miscellany.
Gleason's Pictorial, monthly parts,
Spanish English Dictionaries,
High & Common School Dictionaries,
Pens and Pencils. Black and Blue Ink,
Fine Cigars. Fine Cut and Plug Tobacco
Both Chewing and Smoking,
Charts, and Steel Engravings,
Cutlery, Guitar and Violin Strings,
All for sale as cheap as at any other place in
this city, by
C. C. BENNETT,
S-tf 70, Fort Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-04-22

DIANOS AND OTHER MUSICAL IN
L STRUMENTS Tuned and Repaired, by
CHAS. DERBY, at the Theatre.
Lessons given on the Piano and Guitar
Best of reference given. 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-04-22
NOTICE.

THE AMOUNT OF PERSONAL PROP
l. ERTY of George Washington Walker.
late of Makawao, in the Island of Maui, car
penter, deceased, which remained in the hands
of the administrator after paying debts and in
-cidental charges, has been paid into the Ha-
waiian Treasury by order of the Circuit Court.
1t viii be repsid-ssNany person who can prove
lawful title thereto, subject to deductions for
any expenses which may accrue.
STEPHEN II. PHILLIPS,
7-2m Minister of Finance ad interim,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-04-22
Administrators Notice.

In the matter Of the Estate of her late Royal
HighNess Victoria K. Kaahuma,iu, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned, sole administrator of
the above named estate, to all persons now in
possession of any of the real property belong
ing to said estate, by lease or otherwise, and
indebted therefor. or may hereafter become in
debted to said estate for rent or other indebt-
edness, that all payments must be made to the
undersigned, who is solely authorized and en-
powered TO receive and collect the same and
receipt therefor. And all persons are forbid
den in any manner to trespass upon, or in any
wise interfere with, or exercise any control or
management Of said estate, or any part or par
eel thereof. JN0. 0. D0MINIS,
Sole Admir- of estate of V. K. Kaahumanu.
Honolulu, March TO- 1858. S-3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-04-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
Executors Notice.
LII persons having claims against

A LII persons having claims against
u the estate of Kauhola, fk) deceased, late
of Honolulu, are requested to present the same,
and all those indebted to the estate, to make
payment to the undersigned on or before the
lst day of September next.
r. II. STANLEY,
Solicitor for Her Majesty Queen Emma and
Manae Kauhola, wv Executors under the
will of Kauhola, (k) deceased
Honolulu March 81, 1865. Him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-04-22

AT Low PRICES,
ENGLIsH PRINTS & MUsLINs,
Turkey red cloth, Victoria lawns,
Blue drill, glazed lining.
Black coburgs and alpscas,
All descriptions of clothing,
Calico, hickory and wooden shirts;
Mosquito netting,
Turkish bathing towels,
Cotton huchabuck towels,
sBlue iannels,
Jaconet and silk corah handkerchiefs,
Socks and stockings,
Whalemen's slops,
Galvanized iron water pipes couplings
Tin plates, ingots of tin,
Sheet zinc. knives and forks,
Sailors pocket knives,
Fine knives and scissors,
Muntz's yellow metal sheeting,
Muntz's composition nails,
English, American and French saddles,
for ladies and men;
American brides and bits,
Burlaps, canvass, sail twine,
Bunting. Shepherds long shawls,
Ladies' dress goods,
Black and blue breadcloth,
Cashmeres, silk umbrellas,
Cotton and union pants stuff,
Ivory and horn combs,
Ladies' trimmed hats,
Gents felt hats. gold leaf,
Wrapping and printing paper,
Portland cement, fire bricks,
Backsmith's coal, rifle powder,
New strong oak barrels,
Stockholm pitch, hide poison.
Coasters strong oak boats.
Havana and German Cigars,
CIaret, Rhine Wine,
HOLLAND GIN, AND CHAMPAGNE,
Hunters Extra Prime Pork,
Cases Lobsters and Assort'd Meats,
Planters hoes, garden hoes,
Ak handles, oak planks,
Cedar boat boards, hatehets,
New Bedford whale line,
Boots and shoes, fence wire.
Cut and Chewing Tobacco. various kinds,
RED AND WHITE SALMON,
In casks, barrels and half barrels, for plsnta-
tion and family use.
100 tons Anthracite Steam Coal,
A full assor't or Hoop Iron and Rivets
at very low prices
small lot Of Oregon Sugar Keg Shocks.
G9- Orders respectfully solicited.
II. HAOKFELD & co.
Honolulu, Noy. 9, 1867. 43-tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-21
ERIE RAILWAY.

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRACK
VI route to New York, Boston, and New England
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
DunklTk % New $50 miles
And is from twenty-five to Twenty seven miles
An trains run directly through to New York-4so
4,-,,. miles WITHOUT change IA OF coaches =, -.
in connection with ali western lines as follows;
From DuNK1RK AND SALAMANcA-By New York
7.So a. ii. EYPRFss MAIL, from DunkirI dnily
CONNECTS at Hornslisviile and Corning with the 4.
/ a. Express Mail from Buffalo, and arrives in New
sis5P Nj. LiaHTxNa EXPRESS from Salamanca
daily except Sundays); Stops at HoFnesve At rs
the 22o n train from Buffalo, and arrives IN New
S:i5 p NJ NEw YonK NIeHr IexPREss. from ma.
Kirk except Sundaysl. Stops at Salamanca 6;55 P.
~ 3lea1 4:Ss = H.. tsuppeEl Turner's 95 An
e3onneStlne WITH 4tternoon trains and steamers
from BpFFAro--By New York time fromil2
corner Exchange and Michigan streets
sxeeptsd.l Stops at Horneiavills s:os T. Nj SbTeak.
iast Susquehanna 2:l7 p. n. dinner, Turner'S is
2. a. Connects 81 Great Bend with Delaware,
dssekAs4nna ana western Railroad, and st Jersey
railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Wash
500 a. H. ExPaEss MAIL, via Avon and Hornells-
vile daily. except Eundaysl. Arrives in New York
at 200 a, a. Connects at Elmira with Northern
timore, Washington, and points south.
2;D \. h- iAIGHTNrS9 EXPRESS. Sundays ex-
cepted stops st HornellsTilie b.21 Z. n fsupperl,
and arrives in NeW-for at 800 A. II. Connects At
Jersey City with Morning Express Train for New
jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington, and
az New York with Morning Express Train TOR Boston
and New England cities.
$40 r. d. New YoRK NIeHT ExFaEss. daily.
Stops At Portage 1855 P. ~ isnPl interesting &C
kirk and arrives in New York at - % p. IL
ll;20 y. M. CINCINNATI LxpR1,se, daily. ft3undaya
0xcepted) Stops al johanna - A. III (bhftl,
Turner 10 p. NJ DIM and arrives Ia New York AZ
s:25 p M. Connects at hlmi9a with Nnrlheril ress-
tral Railway fsT harrisburg, PHILADELPHIA. Balti-
more, Washington, and points south, at Great Bend
with pelaware Aeckavanna and WESTERN iiroad
for Scranton, lrenton and Philadelphis and az Ne
York with eIs5srnoon trains and steamers for Hoaio
oaly ono train east on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
0;l0f, NJ and reaching New York at i2ssla II M
Bosion and New England paassnae With their
York. - e'-4=A--- - -%1N
10 pleasure travellers the line Of the Erio Rail,v.v
presents many objects Of interest paasif.9 thrngk
sug DeAntiil valleys 1t the 1hemuny stsi7tiehnul,n
Iel1Wates sra kA1nlno rivers, Al ovsr-chang1ng
p@nota1nd OF natures beauties Commands attsnfion
Ane eest Ventilated and most luxurious sleeping
~ .n re world accompany a. 'Sht trains
Bassaes ehseked through and r. aivass as low
Al for iiefots IA krss Railway. which een b, OBJ
.asnsa - an principal tlvet oIoes In tAs rest aad
II. RIDDLE WM r. RAM
. sen I nrp ailatendent Coal Fa1a. An1ut.
F''-s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-21
COAGMERcIAL.


MONDAY EVENING, January 20, 1868.
COFroN-rhe sales to-day were confined
200 bales at full prices, part OF the
lsness showing further improvement OF
We now quote ordinary at 1401l43c. I;
ID ordinary at l53@I6c. low middling at
lslle. middling at l7l@l74c., and strict
ddling at l7l@-.
Atthe opening of business we noticed q
afinquiry at previous rates; but the move
ent was checked by the stringent preten-
poe Of factors, who held all desirable
q at &c. over the above quotations; and
though at a later hour they evineed a dis
ition to meet the demand more freely,
it failed to impart any spirit to the mar
which continued quiet up to the close.
sales were also restricted by the
lHed extent<of the supply offering, but
principal cause for their not being on o
Ee liberal scale was that buyers were not
eto 60 on at the ruling rates.
gelR-The receipts since Saturday COM
b 73e hhds. The demand is very good at
prices, and Notwithstanding the rainy
aiher, most Of the receipts were sold at y
"a q 10. for inferior; 9092c. for common;
sllsc. for good Common; l14@l24c, for
l2a0l22c. for good fair; l2t@l3c. for
y fair; l3&@l33c. for prime; l32@l4c. for
noe; l40l44c. for yellow clarified; l5l6
q for white clarified, and Il4@lSlc for
pnds. -
aLAssEs-The receipts since satntlay
lprise S62 bb!s and 81 halfbbls. lhe
and is active at full prices, and the sales
lrised all the receipts, at 45@50c. u gal
for inferior, $4,000. for common, 623c.
Ar, 70973c. for fermentiDg, T5077c. for
ne, and IS0eOc. for choice.
zPIyALs FROM TEE WEsT-The steamers
ggorth and Emerald from Cincinnati,
pei Hill and Southerner from Louis
have arrived since our review of
#lIday.
iovR-The market continues very dull,
nchanged prices. On Saturday, not pre-
! Nv reported, 200 bbls. double extra sold
7lgate terms, To-day there were no sales
aRy importance excepting 100 barrels
atS IS so and so superfne az SO 50 % bar
A fair jobbing trade is doing at IS 80
q for fine, 50 so for superfne, 50 75@
I double extra, $ll 509l2 80 for treble
and Sl3@l4 so % Dbl. for choice
as-The market is dull to-day, and
40 sacks were sold, ofwhich 100 white
" and 200 white and yellow at 81 y
~ The sales to-day are confined to
lacks, of which 100 and 200, in poor
a. Soc; 100 prime al &c.; 46S at SIC,
20 at e5e. q bushel.
x! Sales 200 sacks at 81 90, and 50 at
100 lbs.
1.-Two boat loads fair Ohio river sold
80, and 100 bales fair Western at $40
sD-There was q good inquiry TO day
ae trade, and for export, and there
/ sales Of so kegs prime at 14c.; 80 at
q tierces No. l at 12fc.; and A3
choice at l3c. q b. Fierce is job
a ls{0lsAc. d d. Choice in tierces
at wholesale at 1910. S3 u. Keg
scaFce. Prime and choice in tierces
scarce, while poor Is abundant.
ION Saturday, not previously re-
200 bbls. mess sold at $40 Is % Dbl.
80 and 100 bbls. sold at the same
II is retailing at S22 50023 q Dbl.
N-A lot Of 10 casks shoulders sold on
terms. Shoulders are retailing at
elear ribbed sides at &c.,, and clear
AlSlc. S9ib.
MrAT-Ten casks shoulders sold at
h ad 5000 ibs at elc. q ID,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-21

Ia the United States Circuit Court for
the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana-Jos.
Swager, plaintiff, If. Van Bsnthuysen Co.,
transferrees to all the rights of plaintiff We Mrs
vlrginie Lacoste, widow, etc.-No. 1885, alias
f. fa.-Charles A. Lacoste, plaintiff. III Van BEN
tnuysen q To-, transferrees to all the rights of
Paintli), vs. Mrs. Firginie Laooste, widow, ETC.
RY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE TWO wRITs.
y issued by the honorable the United States Or.
cult Court for the Fifth Judicial Circuit and District
OF Louis ana, in the above entitled suits and re.
eelved by me on the 18th of December, 1867, have
seized and will offer for sale, S ATURDAY, the
Stn day of February, 1858 at IL o'clock A M at the
door OF the Courthouse in the parish of Pointe
viz: ~
A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION, situated
in the parish of Pointe Ooupee, Louisiana, and
fronting on False river, having Is arpents front by
W aTpents in DEPTH containing about 1900 super
hclal acres, together with all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, to wit
one Dwellinghouse, Kitchen, and Outhouses the
remains of brick SugaThOuse. and lot of Machin-
cry, damaged by fire, also one steam Saw Mill le
Negro Cabins, Corn Crib, Stable pows. 2 sets
of Harness, Harrows
Seized as above stated, to satisfy plaintiffs claims,
with interest and costs, as per judgments.
Terms OF sale ash, in United States Treasury
notes. and costs OF deed and revenue stamps at eI.
pense Of purchaser.
United States MArshars Office, New Orleans.
January 3, 1853. +. j. HERRON, q. S. Marshal,
No. sl5-jasn 10 25fel 8 '''''' y LOUISIANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

SOUTHWEST REEF LIGHT STATION.
OFFICE LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR,
Eighth District :
New Orleans La, January l6, 1858.
Notice is hereby given that the Red Light
now shown at Southwest Reef Station, La,
will be discontinued on and after the FIRST
OF FEBRUARY NEXT, and in its place there
will be exhibited White Light until further
notice. In good weather the Light should
be seen for o distance of twelve miles.
By order of the Light House Board:
CHARLES GREEN,
ial7 ta3l Inspector Eighth District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-21

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
No City tall, J
New Orleans. january 81, 1865 J
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS.
w triet Pound, on Dryades street. between Jack
son and Philip streets. as estFays-
Six GOATS of different colors
Which, il not claimed within three days, and the
expenses thereon paid will he sold at public auction
at said Pound, on THURSDAY, January q. 1865
at u O'Clock NJ WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
r. MCDONNELL, for Controller ian 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-21

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs !
City Hall, January 49, 1863
No. S36-New Series.
Resolved, That permission be and is hereby grant
ed to the Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana
Free and Accepted Masons 10 improve and use as a
cemetery or burial place the ground now owned OIL
hereafter to be owned by 1t in the space comprised
between Bienyllle, Anthony aud st. Louis streets
and the old MetaiTe ridge
(Signed) @. s. SAUVINET
President pro tenn Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
CSigned) JAMES GRAHAM.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January le 1855
Eigned) e. HEATH Mayor.
jala st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-21

United States AEarshars once, District
of Louisiana-Rohert Patterson vs.. Medora A.
MCGEE, ct ais, No. 364s.
A LAS FIERI FACIAS AGAINST PLAINTIFF
n on Judgment rendered in favor Of lnteryenor,
MIS-. Elizabeth Emile De La Roude Widow and
TestamentarY Exeoutrix OF Piers Hes deceased.
BY virtue of writ Of alias herlfacas issued by the
Ho9nor1os the United states Circuit Court for the
the above suit and received BY me on the i2h of De-
cem6er 1857 nave seized and will offer for sale
eordng to lsw, on FRIDAY the Slst day OF January,
1862, at Y O'Clock n, ct the Merchants and Auc,
ttoneers Exchange, on Royal strt ct between Canal
and Custenhouse streets the following movable and
oERTAfS AGF OF LAND established and
cultivated as Sugar Plantation situate in the par,
ISM OF Orleans, the right bank Of the Mississippi
river, at about four miles below the city OF New Or
leans having twenty-five and half arpents said
river, fourteen arpents Of which on the upper side
eleven and half arpents on the lower side have a
Depth OF seventy -hve arpents, bounded on side
the public road leading to the parish Of Pauuenine
tegether with all the buildingsi and Improvements
One Sugarhouse with Machinery and Apparatus,
one Main DWeninghouse aud Outbuildngs
SSi ne Cotton Gin and Engines
gne stable, twenty Negro Cabins
One Hay Shade.
And also the following stock and farming uten.
Twenty sig Mules, TWENTY-FIVE Plows ana nino Carts
Which above described property is seized TO satisfy
we Judgment rendered IN this in favor Of the
and costs, with prefersaco and privilege On the
aboVe Described property, acquired b the said
Robert Patterson, the plaintiff In the above ssit at
sale made in the said suit by the late marshal OF
this court on the 23d June, 1856
tt Ietias e sale-Cash at time Of Adjudication in
United States Treasury notes. costs Of coed stamps
etc, At expanso Of purchaser.
United States slarshafs OGee. New Orleans.
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