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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04


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to tito ,unc:ua.;cs Of tho family c;rcle,-in,o
, The Confidential relations wl.:ch i,yc,. III.
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ta.; t"'s poa'' 'oil'
T! C;.p' ,as,s:s anl c;uisvan., who como among
IA as 1onn fac' cttisons,- ~ po!itico!
adveu.urers and agents os locretiat.on-
always fad OH, 1cop!e ready to c,rlcad them
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PRos"icrs on SGprsMnrR SESSION OF
! So'tEi.S'.'--J nc !)IcSCilO aHi)DCS Oh tntnCS IL
lac reconstructed Southern States IL dcoid
! ed'y Democratic Aho nc@lo4s arc rapidly
] dcsersns The Eadic"t Tor the Democratic
camp. Democratic barbecue; "ro bringing
Owe. TIC BLACKS by thousands, with thcr con.
vi:icins Arguments OF roast pig, roast lamb,
foaes beof, corn pone and corn whiskcy; for
shcso i:rst principles arc, to n great extent,
irresistible with tho plantation Niger Tho
Southern Democratic Whites aro accordingly
making vigorous campaign of it, because
they feel sure OF the balance of power in near
~ every reconstructed State. The Southern
white managing, Radicals, or "oaipot bHg-
tho Democratic drift of Il largo balance of tho
negro yoto Accordingly the new Radical
Senators aud Representatives in Congress
from the reconstructed Southern States arc
moving heaven aud earth for September
session OF Congress, in view of some assistance
to t:lcir E,iioAl StaLa :.usholitos from Wa.a.
.oo, Ihcy aay thu, u reign OF terror prevails
against tho the poor, isnoraut blacks; that
the kuKlux.Klsn will, if LEFT unchecked,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-08
>aturla, tie 3l>t !oy ot st.

81 RIDE IS Me- X,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05

q. charles Theatre.

0t. Charles Theatre.
Mr.. Couldock had pleasant house st
his benefit last night, and the audience
were captivated by his faithful personation
of Farmer Allen, in the drama Of Dora"
Do not fail to witness that beautiful and
affecting play at the St. Charles. That
gem, the " Chimney Corner" concludes
this evenings performances. Dora y
again tomorrow evening and Monday
evening.
Varieties Theatre.
The matinee to-day, "Under the Gas
light" absolutely crowded the house,
chiefly with ladies and children. That
representation Of real life can be produced
at intervals during the season always with
Infinite pleasure and to profitable houses.
Ibis evening Shakspeare's tragedy of
Macbeth" No performance tomorrow
evening. Manager Floyd will bring out, with
new scenery and appointments, Monday
evening, Charles Reades beautiful pastoral
drama of "Dora," and the public can then
Judge whether the Farmer Allen at the st.
Charles or at the Varieties is the best repre-
sentation. This generous emulation be-
tween theatrical managers is always profit
able to their patrons, who like TO get the
full value OF their admission cards.
Academy of Music.
This evening Mile Turnour, the beauti-
full queen Of the air, closes her engagement
at the Academy. She had very compli-
mentary benefit last night, and there was
magnificent house to-day.
The ballet is one Of the most attractive
features at the Academy, and of all the
ballet advertisements none have been
more popular than the Slave Market of
Constantinople." All the young men in the
audience fall in love with the fascinating
Sohlke. Tomorrow evening the enter
talnments will be rare and diversified. and
on Monday evening the proprietors Of the
Academy will storm the town with the
grand. romantic, spectacular extravaganza
of Undine." 1t is gorgeous affair, and
almost bewilders by its splendor.
Crescent city Museum.
On the front of he Museum building, OPP
posite the st. Charles Hotel, is magnif-
cent water scene, where the man-fiish is
represented as gamboling in ais "native ell
ement." But in the interior are Christine
Milly, the two-headed girl and probably
the greatest wonder OF the day; Salama
Agga, the Circassian beauty who, at the
latest conhlgration at Barnum's, received
at the expense OF the Giantess, so crafty
ing proof of the devotion of heroic
fireman; Miss Ellen Hawkins, the bearded
Lady," and another Ellen, Mrs. Briggs. a
very small woman; Mr.. A. Montarge, the
Skeleton Vi1linist; Professor Richards, the
Man Frog" natural curiosities from all
parts of the world; a meuagerie of Zero
cious animals, and happy family of qnad-
rupeds. Go there any time OF the day or
evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
scribed and set forth. tSee articles seven,
forty-three and forty-seven, Constitution Of

scribed and set forth. tSee articles seven,
forty-three and forty-seven, Constitution Of
1864. J~-.-'Ill' q
The acts of Congress known as the Re-
construction Acts did not confer the power
OF legislation upon any person or persons
appointed by military commanders, the au-
thority of such appointecs being only
provisional. extended simply to the execu-
ton of the laws actually in force, but in no
manner invested them with power to create
new and permanent laws.
| am, therefore, of opinion that Joshua
Baker, being only Governor by military
appointment, an Office not recognized by
the Constitution of 1864, there would be
some doubt as to your authority to ignore
it; but where, from a casual examination,
it is apparent that the said bill is signed by
person who is known to have had no au-
thority to sign the same, you have not only
the right, but 1t is your duty under article
sixty-ive (65) OF the present State Consti-
tuition, wkch provides that the Governor
''shall take care that the laws be faithfully
executed" to, treat this pretended act as
nullity, and to faithfully execute such laws
as this bill attempted to repeal.
l am. respectfully,
Your NEST obedient servant.
SIMEON BELDEN.
Attorney General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05

Charles Nj Orgnn versus bernard AveKno.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
ana-No 627s--By virtue Of writ Of fieri facias,
issued 10 tine above entitled SUIT and received by me
on the NTH day OF November, 1858 have seized and
taken into my posseslon and will expose for sale at
public auction to the Ehest bidder. on MONDAY,
entrance to tue Customhouse. on Old Levee streer
between Canal and Cnstomhoose streets, in this
city, al the hour Of twelve O'Clock NJ. the follow.
FOUR CERTAIN 10 rs OF GROUND with all
the buildings aud improvements thereon, rights,
ways, hereditaments and appurteuances therehnto
beiongng or in any wise appertaininR situat ed in
The First District of The cit OF New Urisans the
square bounded by New Isvee, Fulton, Poy dras and
Gravier streets, and designatsd lots Nos D. TO- II
on the twelfth OF JauuaTy 1852 and messur,us as
tpont E L9t NO p having est Rshes lines
Fniton stTest IN dn,b ~ 1,e ft hIohs On
lines the side of lot No g. and of us feet lines
on the s'ee Of lot % TO- ot No. ~, having 2 feet
inches lines front on fulton street. by depth
9t lis feet and lines % the SIDE Of Of No and
los 10. ~ having g feet inches Z lines front 90
lines on the side Of lot No. Ii, and of lle feet Il
inches l!nes the side Of lot No. "; and lot No
y having "a feet inches lines front on New Levee
street q fesJ inehes and lines front on Fulton
street. by depth Of ll6 feet Il inches lines the
side OF lot No. H. and OF ll6 feet inches and lines
on the side oflot No. ID, be the me or less
Seized and 70 be sold AS shove sci forth to
suit amounting to hrty eight thousaud and sixty.
nine dollars and eighty eight cents, with interest
uHtil paid, fully particularly set forth in
the copy Of the judgment OF record in SAID suit
per writ.
Terms of Sale Cash, at the time Of adjudication,
Costs Of act Of safe. Internal revenue stamps etc.
At t tns expense Of purchaser. - = 49,
+. j. HEBRON. D. 4 Marshal
ANo. s9-nol6 ~ sde5 '2l0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
The City Government,

The following paragraphs are extracted
from sensible article in The Rllsyn of
rh,..,.. ~, .;,. J.. v
n"'suay ou 'ne guy ioan oruiilahce'
The City Hall should not be converted
Its doors ought TO be- closed against those
oihcial pap suckers who prey upon the life
blood OF The community. Abolish the
Offices OF Chalrmen OF the Committees on
Finance and streets and Landings. This
Will save i've thousand dollars per annum.
Dispense with the useless services OF the
clerks, etc, about these two offices, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
0. s. MARSHAL'S MoNITIONs

Hasam az P0Oley vs. Ste ambont MOnsoOn
Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
1NTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L for the District of Louisiana, No. 1872 I'm ODE
dence to admiralty warrant to me directed in
the above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
The Stea@boat MONSOON. her Tackle Apparel,
etc., now hbeIed by Hasam Pooley for the causes
set forth in The libel now pending in the District
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner ev
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the District
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof, to show cause If any they have can, why
the said steamboat should not be condemned and be
sold agreeably TO tse prayer Of hbelants.
United States Marshsls Othoe, New Orleans
eighteenth day Of November, lsee.
f. j. HEBRON, u. S. Marshal.
No. ql--nol9 Is del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
Marine Intelligence.



Philadelphia -. .JUN1ATA. Hoxie, sPM
Havana-Rlorida. ALLIANCE. Parker sP. N.
Florida Ports. LIZZIE. Felshsr, 4pM.
st. Louis. ........CrrY OF ALTON Thompson, 5 NJ
Louisville ........LEGAL TENDER, Roberts, 8 P. NJ
Red River. rAwANNA. Brinker, 5P. N.
Red River. GOLDEN IRA, Hodge, 5P.A.
Red River. ...... CELESTE, Dowty bP.M.
Red River. ERA No. 10 Kouna 6PM.
Ouachita River. CAMDEN. Montgomery, 5PM.
Ouachita River. MIsNow. Leavenworth, BPM
White River. AGNES, Scott, 5P.M
Memphis ......... RUTH, Pegram, 5PM
Arkansas River. LEM LEoTI, McComas, 5PM
Arkansas River. AMERICAN, Berry. 5PM.
Mobile. SARAH. Murray. 4 P. M.-Basin-
Mobile MAIL BOAT. P. M-Cars.
Vicksburg. ...... BELLE LEE, Leathsrs 5PM.
Fort WILD WAGNER, Richardson 5P N
Cincinnati. $500. SWALLOW, Fenton, p N.
Leaving Tomorrow.
New York;. ..MARIPosA. Kemble, BAL
New York. CRESCENT CITY, Weir, a. NJ
New York. ...... .DESoro, Eaton. sA. NJ.
Galveston. G. HEwss Trip. sA.M.
Brazos Santiago. CLINTON, Beckett, sA.M.
Galveston. .MATAeoRDA, Atkinson, IA A. M.
Galveston Benson. TX A. Merry
Bayou Sara. B. L. HODGE No. 2 Baranco, A NJ
Lower Coast......A. g, Brown. Radovich, 10 A. N.
Mobile. ............MAIL BOAT. 4P. M.-Uars.
Leaving Monday.
Cincinnati..... ROBERT BURNS, Maratts, 5 p. NJ
st. Louis. ........ THOMPSON DEAN, Pepper, P. NJ
Red River. ....... FRoL c. Haeberle P. NJ.
Bayou sara NATIONAL, Gross, 8 p. NJ
Vaudeville. -. -. CAMILLA, Cozzens, II M.-Cars
Vicksburg. ....... BART ABLE, Harrison, s PM
No blle........... MAIL BOAT P. M.-Cars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
THE aTAR.
BY LIZ BILLINGS sPALDING.

found pearl with glow serene,
Soft beaming from the wondrous sea,
But when sought to grasp it near,
found the pearl was not for me.
I saw rose of purest dye,
strove to pluck it from its tree,
To cherish it within my heart,
The fragrant thing was not for me.l
I caught song so sad and low,
Borne sweetly DER the turbid sea,
tuned my harp its notes to lure;
Alas the song was not for me.
found a treasure, o, SO dear,
More sacred than all else could be;
With raptured soul drew it near,
The treasure was not meant for me.
sat within my loveless night,
When beaming upward fair and free,
A star arose with tranquil light
1t seemed to shine alone for me.
And while gazed upon its crest
recognized its beauty free,
Of all the treasures had sought
Hopes star alone belonged TO me.
And thus the pearl, the rose, the song,
The treasure dear as life could be,
Were gathered in by fairer hands
God only meant the star for me.
And e'er it CLOVIS upon my life;
The one bright thing my senses see;
strive to say "Thy will be done,n
And trust my star that shines for me.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.


OFFICE on THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
SATURDAY, December 8, l P. M. 1863
Gold opened at l35ISGl3i1i against 1857 in New
York, hut subsequently ruled higner the recsipt
OF telegrams reporting advance of sc in Wall
street. The movement thus far has been of limited
extent. ard the only sales reported are $500 at
1855 and S2O at 1859 In silver 5000 in American
hA I collars sold at 1888
Foreign exchange Us sitter in consequence of the
Improvement in gold at New York " nave heard
OF 20 sal as yet. Some Of the banks hold sterling
at l4iA9l4s In addition TO the transactions in
sterlng reported yesterday, ei0L0 AL clear sold
l4o. and 1890 private bankers aud bank at 1469z@
l4E8, making the business for the day up nearly
&93 100.
Domestic exchange is quiet and unchaoged The
banks check New YOrk at q II cent discount ant
the sales of commercial include Sal, coo New York
u 10
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds.
Cliy treasury notes without anv material
change. The Gales buy the slnal sums offered
across their counters at 4l@42 n cent discount ald
supply tae current demand from taxpayers at So
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
OPINION OF The AFTORNBF GENERAL.
Validity of Laws Approved After
Adjournment.
Provisional Governors Have No Legislative
Powers.
Acts Approved by Gov. Baker a Nullity.

The. following correspondence between
the Governor and the Attorney General
will be read with interest by all who have
had their attention called to the act of Gov
ernor Baker in signing bill more than a
year after the adjournment of the Legisla-
ture. 1t will be seen that Mr.. Belden con-
siders the pretended act to be entirely void,
and not sufficient to affect in any manner
the laws it purports to repeal:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Nan state Of i gu ~ ,s,s
HOT. n mm0n beiden' Attorney General State of
Sri have the honor to inclose to you
an act entitled "An act relative to Nota-
ries Public" for your consideration and
opinion. 1t appears that it passed the Lee
gislature on the twenty eighth March, 1867
it being the last day of the session, but his
Excellency, Governor j. Madison Wells,
declined to approve it as did also his sue
cessor, Governor Flanders, but Governor
Baker approved it on the eighth April,
1868, twelve months after its passage by
the Legislature and nearly a month after
the the adoption of tine present Constitu-
ton by the Convention. 1t was not pro-
mulgated until the fifteenth May, 1868, sub
sequent to the ratification OF the new Con-
stitution by the people.
In view of the above facts PROFOUND
the following inquiries:
l. Could the Governor, under the Con-
stitution of 1864, approve bill after the
expiration of the ten day allowed him for
examination and action.
2. Surprising an affirmative answer, could
the Governor legally approve bill passed
by the Legislature under the Cons tuition
of 1854 after the adoption by the Conven-
ton OF the Constitution of 1865?
3. This act not having been promulgated
until tile fifteenth May. 1868, can it be con-
sidered as having been ''in force at the time
of the adoption Of this Constitution ~ (See
article l49, Constitution 1869
4. Is not the first section of this bill sin
consistent with article two of our Consti-
tuition in the qualification of residence OF
five years."
Your written opinion is desired at an
early day.
have the honor to be
Your obedient servant.
FL, G. WARMOTH,
Governor of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
SHERIF'F'S SALES,
Elisabeth Turnes, 4Aan,n,.tra,ris


FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NJ
seizure and sale, to George ". Avery, lata ny
directed, and by said late sheriff to me transts.s
by the Honorable the Fourth District Court N
Orleans in the above entitled cause, will procs..
sell at public auction ut the Merchants and AM
GERS xohanRe. Royal street, between CsnsI,
Oustomhouse streets, in the Second District n
city, on TUESDAY, the fifth day of Januhrsn
at twelve O'Clock M, the following described !
HCERrAIN PORTION OF GROUND, an.
the buildings aud improvements thereon M M
in the FIRST District of New Orleans, in the y.
No. 81, which is bounded by Coliseum walk Prss..
walk, Polymnia and Euterpe streets, and deBiss..
by the Nos. and 10 on plan made by jos, II
1893, and deposited in the Office OF Louis Il "
late notary pubic in this city, % which lot Is
fronts fourteen feet eeven inches ON CctN
Place, or Walk, eighty three feet on PrytauisE
OF WAX, eignty.seven feet four inches or thetsN
on the dividing line OF lot No. 10, fronts /, i
seven inches and tbree-quarteTs in width in b |
and on the line of lot No. 8. and one hundI
thirty feet eleven inches on the dividing liuesJj
Nos. aud5; and lot No. 10 fronts seventy Zee. y
inches on Prytania Basin or Walk, one hundr.a
eleven feet two inches and three quarters IN -
Of lot No: L, and about eighty-seven feet fouSf
90 the dividing line OF lot No. l, all in Al
measure.
Being the same property which the defendr
suired by purchase from James d. Denegre, n
act passed before Felix Grimm, notary pubic u
city, dated December Ia, 1859.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWnl
des sja4 Sheriff OF the Parish of o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05

CINOINN ATl-Steamer Robert Burns-s5 bales
cotton shhds tobacco and " Z stern produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie Les-343I bales cot
ton 3966 SKIS cotton seed HI DIS sugar
OUAC5I1A RIVER-Steumer Vicksburg-s76
bH cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed
PLAISANCh-Stsamer Celeste 297 bales cotton
43 hhds sugar 1925 bbls Al hf bOls molasses
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche-7a bales
cotton II SKIS seed cotton 1856 hhds 312 bbls of
naiss,ss
WHITE RIVERS Steamer Agnss-6g4 ale, Gotten
OoONVILLE--SteAner New Era--D
hhds sugar 60 bb!s moasses
UONALDSOtVILLE-St Thomas Powell
"a bbls rice 81 hhds sugar 43 BIB molssses
-Steamert lcker-2 hhds sugar and
90 bbls molasses
BAYOU TETREBONNE-lug gsr Is hi bales moss
BLIND kIYkR-Steamer Maggle-51 cords wood
ANIrE RIVER-Steamer u Castro-9O corus
wood 90 900 shingles
BY THE BALBOA
PER OPELOUSAS RAILROAD-DecemhAr A.
40 bales cotton l03 hhds sugar $50 bbls hf bbls
lasses ISL head cattle
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
no25 r e6 a2I
state of LoaI.Iaaa VS. W. IA. Lsteh1ord

STATE lax CoLLEcToR's OFFICE.
second District, New Or cans,
New Orleans, November 1853
by VIRTUE OF THE AU rHONIrY VESTED
- in me by law, as State Tax Col ector | have
ths day seized and will proceed sell at public
ton, At my othce, corner OF St Peter and Charities
streets, in the SECOND Distr ct OF this city, on
IWFNTY-SIXTH DAY OF DEOEM Err 1868 at
twelve O'Clock NJ the following described property
6eoneing to w. H. L,tchford %, seiz d to satisfy
the amount OF taxes, DAMAGES and COS due by said
W. Il. Letchford Il Go. for the one per cent special
tax, as per set ia passed by the General Assembly
1868:
ONE LOT OF DRY GOODS. CONSISTING IN
three cases nf z ints four eases of Cottonade
Ierms-Cash at the time of the adjudication ;costs
in United States currency
L. E. LEMARIE,
State Tax Collector, Second District New Orleans.
no2b ds6l524
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05

Quemines VS., Auguste LssSeps e. ses d
tiers dams Ia Succession d AlexRndre Less
iOuA DU SECOND DISTRICT JUDO
~ dams ct pour la paroisse de Plaouemiul
se5-En vertu dun Ordre de saJsie st vente
adresse par PHouorabie Ia C0ur du 1eoond
Jodieiaire dams 81 ponr la pnrOissa de Plaoul
dams fatfaire ci-dessus 10 proeederAi 4 We
"a vente pubiique, Ia porte de la Maisop
de cette parolsse. le SAMEDL g iapvier 1863
la plus fable portion de Ia proprie,s ci-ap
UNE oERTAINR PORTION DE TERRE
dams eette paroisse, sur la rive ganche gu
mississippi, mesurant quar- nte-e ia aruenfs
an dlt heuye, sur qnarsnte arpeuis de profe
environ dix miles Au-dessus de Ia Maison a
de eette paroisse, hoinee dams Ia partie suu
pas IA propriete q AuRnste L sseps Ell anti
TIERS a Alexandra Lesseps. d6ce g. 81 dams ia
lnlerieure par Ia pFopr eie d'HyprIits Moran
petsonne qut prendra assez de Ia dfte te,l
eouvrir 10 Jugement rendu dams cattle nffAire
tonime de qna,re mi e cent piastres al 20
huit sous avec interst lAga ldu cutie avril Il
qn'a pasiait Placement, plus iix cents piasi
oette affaira. fa@'soAN
=, Qenditions- Compliant, sur les beux On bill
Iresor dee Etats-Unis -
br ssIssu dp shesi paroisse de Plaqusmines
no50 PATRTuk ItONARn 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05

CECoND JUSTIgE's CoUEr, PARISH OF
y q Oeleaps-by virtue Of writ Of 6eri facias 70
Justice q the Peace in and for the parish Of
OrieAns Will proceed to sell At public auction. on
bAI ukbAY the twelfth daE Of december 1855 al
Twelve O'Clock N; AZ the Delta Warehouse. on Front
l.aVee street, between Lafayette and GirOd streeta
the following described property. 10 VT:
one Lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and
: me, ne SMALL LOT in suit, No, 5,5s0 Tog We. b.
hsizsd in ,hs aboyo entitled suit.
Term5-Cash IN United States Treasury notes.
dnlen J. ". QUINN, conaable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
TAX COLLECTORS SALES.

state OF Louisiana VS.. y. Moody.
STATE TAX CoLLECTOR'E OFFICE,
Second District New Orleans,
New orleans, November "a 1861
DY VIRTUE OF . HE AUIHOhiFH VESTED
ID IN me by law, State Tax Collector I have thus
day seized and will proceed to ell at public auction
at INV office, st Peter and Chartres streets
in the Second District of this city on the W EN-.
gY-SIXIH DAY OF DOZEN SER, 1865, at twelve
ing y N. Moody, seized to sat s'y the amount Of
taxes, damages and costs due by s. Moody for the
one per cent spseal tax. per act ia, passed by
the General Assembly and approved on the twenty
ninth of September, lS6s:
One lot OF DkY GOODS, consisting in twentr
four 60 boxes, containing each twenty-fOur "a
dozen OF Silk Ties
Terms-OAsh at the time of adjudication; costs, in
United States currency.
L. L. LEMARIF
State Tax Collector Second District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05

MISUNDERSTANDING Harlau-12O0 bbls flou
ITO bbls whisky 100 bbls molassas so hhds sugar 8
hhds bacon 90 bags coffee 10 % feet lumber
MOBLLE-SteRmer Leo-,4 bbls molasses ~ bbls
whisky
ST LoUIS-Steamer Mole Able-57s tons pig
iron
ST .LoUIs-Steamer Coutineutal-ls3l bars rail-
road iron
NsW VORK-Bark Eva II Fisk-7GO tons coal
LIVERPOOL-Bark Rosetta McNerll-17e9 bales
cotton
BARCELoNA-Bark Faraon-5O2 bales cotton